150 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/02f1c64c6a4a5d9f55e2636bc10289e9.pdf ef7972c3c708b76ea7841cf7ce899cb0 PDF Text Text The S anford Daily Herald ________________ SANFORD •The City Substantial" IN TH E H E A R T OF TH E W O RLD ’S GREATEST VEG ETAB LE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JUNE 20. 1922 VO LU M E IIL NUMRER 73 PLEADS GUILTY SANFORD’S NEW THEATRE STRAUB CONFESSED FORTY-FOUR COALITION SLAYER IS NOW AN ASSURED FACT "* OF MISS ALICE MALLETT PRO-TREATY MEMBERS WIN PURCHASE OF LOT MADE IN THE IRISH PARLIMENT I\- _, I Murder That Excited the Whole State of Michigan Ended Today FRENCH PLAN Lane Bought Star TO CO-OPERATE Theatre Lot BRINGS JOY PLAN NEW'THEAT’E prank Miller and E. F. TO O TH E R E U R O P E A N PO W ERS t h a t W il l. T A K E C A R E O F A L L IS FO R TH C O M IN G NK- . ROM) SHOWS AS W E L L AS G O T IA T IO N S m o v in g p ic t u r e s tltjr T k r Sanford will hnve a new theatre, tht «anu* to ho finished by January first. This is the Rood nows that is btinc spread today by those who have to n wanting a Wn« »>cw theatre In Sanford for many years. The deal was practically closed yesterday wheti frank L. Miller and Edward Lane pur. based the old Star Theatre lot at the corner o f Mngnolin avonuo and Se, ■nd street from the form er owner, 0. P. Herndon. Mcffr-. Miller and I.nnc w ill imme­ diately form a company o f local pcopl. and make it a stock proposition nr, •• so many local people want an interest in a new theatre and in a few da>- they will announce the Incorpor­ ators nnd immediately got busy on plans and specifications. As far as can ho learned the new building will he 57x117 feet and will cer tain two nice store rooms on M ag­ nolia venue on ?nch side o f the lobby. Tli building will sent at Icnrt one th' rd people ami will he modern in i • ry respect costing about $60,­ 0 0 or more if the plans call fo r it. 1 r the past ton yenrs Sanford has nii'l, 1 a new theatre building, one th. ♦ old take care o f tho many big that ' omc to Florida during the w tit i , ison and one thnt could also I ay tin moving pictures during the int< rim. one thnt would cater to the last and get only the best o f nttrncL t and one thnt would be n prido t" tl citizens o f Sanford. There have I ■• • numerous attempts to build u raw theatre hut up to now none have fn c "tmight to the mark as have Miller nnd tanc nnd hacked b> their many friends nnd by the pubII.- m general on something tangible and i niething thnt is needed tho new th< atre promises success from the start. The plans and the personnel o f the irn 11 • rntors o f the new thentro will b< given in a Inter issue o f the Her* all. Three American Buildings in Chinn , Struck By Shells •**» T h r AaaiirInlrd I ' r r M l I KING. June 20.— Three Am cri‘ .u buildings in Canton were struck by hi IU during Sunday's bembnrdm" ''t of the city by gunboats o f Sun ^• n in an attempt to recapture kf trnnghold. American Minister •v‘ .11111111 nuked Renr Admiral Strnuss t » i-h protection to Canton nnd ■ >an gunboats nrc expected to jp .' I there. The extent o f damngc t \nii rican property was not stated, ' ; i ti-t was made to Sun against uni. riminatc firing. , : '!H HI III SU SPE N D ED N<» L IM IT A N N O U N C E D W E N T BAD Y E S T E R D A Y I Ilf Thr l»»rln lrd I 'r r a a ) Hit 'AGO. June 20.— President John ■a suspended Ruth. N o lim it i ;i< l ' f a announced pending the I X " I ' " f Umpire Dinccn's report. CHICAGO, June 20.— Babe Ruth ' ■ ■ ntu.rher suspension or fine as a r’ 1 ' "f his conduct in the New Y ork­ ' ’ ' land game yesterday,, when he 1 I unishcd from the diamond in the 1 inning fo r disputing a declsi'rcsident Johnson, o f the Am erLeague, said today that the act1 1 he would take depended upon the " l-'rt of Umpire Dinccn. •ater it was announced Ruth's sus­ pension would he fo r three days. •-------» F F IO U T F A IL E D TO GET HON Us H ILL B EFO RE S E N A T E v' ASH1NGTON, June 20.—A n efrt to Kpt the bonus bill before the u‘ l" failed today, the senate adopt­ ' ' , to motion to lay on table the '" ' ion by Walsh, Democrat, of Mass­ achusetts, to displace ta r iff bill with A a a n rln lr4 I’ rra a ) T H E H A G U E , June 20.— France's decision to co-opernte with the other European powers in the forthcoming negotiations with the Russian soviet had n bouyunt influence on the con­ ference here yesterday. Arrangements fo r the meeting with the Bolshevik! were advanced by the formation of three substitute commissions. In ac­ cordance with the Genoa agreement the names o f the countries represent­ ed on the vnrious substitute commis­ sions will he communicated to Mos­ cow today. France's adherence, which was o f­ ficially announced at yesterday's ses­ sion by M. Bcncist, is not without res­ ervation, however. The French min­ ister rend a letter saying thnt he had been Instructed by his government to make known thnt France would bo presented nt the meeting on Juno 2G with the Russians nnd then added: “ In authorizing me to make this notifica­ tion the French government desires to recall thnt this meeting is merely a reunion o f experts ad referendum; that nil political questions w ill Ixr uiimnuted from the negotiations, and that France retains her experts nt any moment if the attitude o f the sov­ iet representatives appears to render it necessary." ROTARIANS MET TODAY AT VALDEZ GREETED T IIK IR P R E S ID E N T W H O HAS IIE B N TO C A L IF O R ­ N IA TO R O T A R Y M E E T IN G . From Contested and UNION MEN UnContested Con­ WILL STRIKE stituencies IS OPINION RETURNS SO FAR O l v T h e A a a u e la trd I ’ r r a a ) JACKSON, Mich., June 20.—(Teorge Straub, confessed slayer of Miss Alice Mallctt, pleaded guilty to first degree murder today. He was immediately sentenced to solitary confinement for life. CONFEDERATE VETERANS OPEN THEIR THIRTY-SECOND ANNUAL REUNION AT RICHMOND TODAY It A ll.R O A D MEN W I L L HE A L ­ SHOTS A R E F IR E D IN V IC IN IT Y M OST SO LID FOR W A L K ­ O F O F F IC IA L R E SID E N C E OF ING O U T N E W PR E M IE R Speakers o f Prominence Will Address (he Veter­ ans at Opening ( l i p T h e A aaiH-Inlr d I ' r r a a ) RICH M O ND , June 20.— The C H ICAG O , June 20.— Formal reply to communication o f ten railway un­ ions who informed the rnilrond labor board the railroad striko would bo authorized i f the present referendum favored suspension work, being pre­ pared by the board, it was learned to­ day. Reply to union chiefs not to bo forwarded fo r several days. Mean­ while union headquarters is speeding up strike vote in an e ffo r t to have it completed anil tabulated by next Sat­ urday when the general committee representing rail unions meets horo to canvass the returns. F ifty thousand ballots were cast by the shop ernfts employes almost solidly for u strike according to Secretary Scott, o f the |{uj|Wfty Employes Department o f tho Federation o f Labor. ( ____________________ '|-||ftE|r P E O P L E K IL L E D Con­ diers disembarked they were met by opened waiting Boy Scouts who tenderly nnd their thirty-second annual reunion manfully led them to their qunrters wherever they might he. Within the here today. The speakers nt the init­ eloquent picture o f youth nnd nge, ial session were General Julian S. when Boy Scout led his honored Carr, commnnder-in-chief, Governor charge to it w aiting home, was painted Trinkle o f Virginia, Dr. Dougins E. a liUle sidelight o f the spirit that hnd Frcenia(n, tho reunion orator, nnd caught the day. Upon reaching the Senator Pat Harrison, o f Mississippi. front o f n building wuvod the Stars anil liars, an edd white hnired voter RICH M O ND , Vn., June 20.— All an, his arm linked wth that o f a lloy the nffection nnd sentiment thnt an Seoul, reverently uncovered in salute, unforgetting community could express and with head erect, proudly passed was today bestowed by Richmond up­ his beloved banner. A t the same moon the grny-clnd soldiers, who from meiit he met a comrade going in the M A N Y A R E IN JU R E D every section o f the South, once more opposite direction. IN IT A L I A N W RECK have gathered within this historic “ Brother," said the latter, “ you'll city's borders for the thirty-second have to keep it off; they’re all over t i l s T h r A sh n r In f r i t I ' r r a a ) annual reunion o f the United Confcd town." j T U R IN , Italy, June 20.— Three procrate veterans. Many of these aged men have come pie were killed and twenty seriously As if sensing in some measure the here feeble ami almost penniless. But , injured yesterday near Cunco when possibility pns»ininiy that mat this may be the last i it matters not their rank, if only in . . . . time when the fast-thlnnlng band o f I,he dark days o f the CO's they follow “ W trnln " lrU; k h° 1 , men, who fought for tho Confederacy. ,d Lee and Jackson, they are honored ?f " 0cnI V " ™ ? * ‘ ™ in which h« d will meet together in the city that guests in the mansions o f the riel, or !,a,l,^ , to ‘J ck " l ™ ™ * " who guc had falen o ff th" train. once was the heart o f theii beloved the cottage o f the poor, enusc, Richmond, in countless ways, in A re-checking late yesterday o f the showing the veterans they are not for- number o f veterans attending tho re­ gotten, nnd that the South still chcr- union, indicates that less than 1,000 Ishes with nhiding pride tho deeds are In the city— remnants o f what thnt gave tho grny armies undying once was u glorious legion. A probfame sixty yenrs ago. Inn has been found in the m atter o f Special trains Inst night nnd nil housing the visitors, who, with the day today arrived with veterans, their veterans, it is estimated numWr 60,families nnd friends. A h tho old sot- 000. federate veterans officia lly HARDING TRIP TO ALASKA IS ABANDONED APPROVE COMPROMISE PROGRAM TO DEFER ACTION TODAY TO SIDETRACK BONUS BILL Ills T h r A a a » r la t r 4 I'rra a ) B ELFAST, June 20.— Numerous shots were fired today in tho vicinity o f Stormont Castle, which was pur­ chases! by tho Ulster government as the official residence o f Sir James Craig, the premior, who with his w ife took up their resilience there for the first time Inst night. Tho officials are reticent regarding the firng. D U B L IN , June 20.— Forty-four eonlition pro-treaty members and tw enty-five coalition Republicans were elected to tho Irish parliament from contested ami uncontcstcd constituen­ cies according to returns so fo r re­ ceived. D U B L IN , June 20.— Tho first count o f the vote* cast in Mid Dublin fo r parliament showed: Lord Mayor O’Neill, independent pro treaty, 0,407 votes; Alderman Byrne, pro treaty, 7.809 votes; both elected. Northwest Dublin: It. J. Mulrnhy, pro treaty panel Candida • ac.J; Philip Cosgrove, pro treaty, 0,110; both elected. There are tour cats to lie filled in cnch case. • Kamonu dc Valera announced yes­ terday morning that be would not is­ sue his expected statement on the now Irish constitution todny. He said ho hnd only received the full official text o f the document yestcrtlny afternoon. B E L F A S T , June 20.— It developed Inter the attack on the premier’s home w in more serious than nt first re­ ported. Several bullets struck tho n i r T h r A x u r l i i i r d I’ r r w l building where Urnig nnd his w ife W A S H IN G T O N , June 20.— Presi­ were sleeping. * j dent Harding's tentatively projected Alaskan trip this summer has been F O R E S TR Y D E P A R T M E N T I abandoned, it was announced todny ut ISSU ES F R E E B O O KLE T the White House, Tho Snnfnrd Rota, jr Club was glad to greet their president, D. I.. Thrash­ er, upon his return from California . . . . i ! ! f T k ' A i a a r l a l r d I'rra a ) V O L IIH IA R A P IS T TO todny and in a few words he told them W A S H IN G T O N , June 20— Forest about his wonderful trip and n few o f H A N G ; E F F O R T FOR lovers enn satisfy their thirst fo r the side lights o f the big convention PARD O N F R U IT L E S S knowledge o f forestry by obtaining, o f all the Rotary Clubs o f the world o f charge, u pamphlet just Issued nt Los Angeles. T A L L A H A S S E E . June 20.— The by the department o f agriculture on R u le Mu.iia ..a » down on tuc pro­ The stale pardoning hoard yesterday a f­ "Government Forest W ork.* gram fo r a talk on business nnd told booklet contains full Information ternoon hernd and denied an applica­ on some very interesting tales o f his M i r T h r i M u r l a l r l I 'r r a a ) tion presented by Attorney B. F. forestry in its every phase. struggles here with the plants o f the W A S H IN G T O N , June 20. — The This is understood to lie one o f the Brass to commute to life imprison Southern Utilities und o f the d ifficu l­ compromise program o f Republican elements In their detennnntion to put nient a death sentence recently Inities he had in trying to get the plants lenders to defer uetion on the soldiers' the senate on record now on the ques- posed on Aubrey Nichols. Nichols was in shape. The Southern Utilites made bonus bill until a fter the ta r iff meas­ tion o f whether there is to I k * further i tried and convicted in Volusia county more ice nnd iced more refrigerator ure has been disposed o f was approv­ delay. o f the crimo o f rape nnd was sentenrs ncre this year than ever, they ed yesterday at a conference o f ma­ Under the resolution adopted by W e d by Judge Perkins to be hanged, nre extending their electric light* to jority senators. The vote was 27 to the m ajority conference, the bonus The pardoning board declined to disAnd Rnilrond Shop Craftsmen When Monroe and to Cameron City out thru II. A t the same time the conference would he made the unfinished busl- turh this sentence, Union Finns Strike the celery section, putting in many went on record ns favoring final ac­ ness o f the seriate immediately a fter miles o f w ater mnins and gas pipes tion on the bonus before any recess or final action on the ta riff, and it would A L IE N C ITIZE N 'S ,,,. A a a i »r l a »r 4 I 'r r a a ) and gettin g ready for a big city. Their adjournment o f congress. he kept continuously before the body W IL L G E T M O N E Y 1 IN* IN N A T I, June 20. Interest nnnunl pay roll is between $250,000 Before adopting u resolution em­ "except when tem porarily laid aside HACK FROM W A R here todny in rnllmnd situation cen­ and $300,000 anil they nre gettin g bodying this program, the conference for matters o f immediate exigency." ters In n conference tonight between icady to put in a mammoth turbine rejected, 30 to 0, a motion by Senator The resolution also declared that both M i r T h e .* I r, i r d I ' r r a a | |officials o f the miners and railroad to supply electric service for this part McCumher, Republican, o f North Da­ the t a r iff and the bonus should he W A S H IN G T O N , June „ h, n kota, to lay usidc the ta r iff fo r action pnssed to their final disposition* “ as ion . b tln r prapnrat) which will r . f o , conccrtcl t r i k e „crion I,tw e e n o f Floridn. Ham Dultose told o f the g o o d |>oints on the bonus. Mr. McCumlxr, who expeditiously ns possible,"' and thnt turn td approximately 30,000 Germans these organisations be heard. H. M in the Rotary Magazine nnd stressed has charge o f both pieces o f legisla­ there should be "no finnl adjournment I* '"* Austrians property- tuken over Jewell, head o f the railway employes the matter o f capital nnd Inhor us tion, then offered the compromise res­ o f this congress or any recess until ‘luring the war by alien property cus- ‘department o f the A m o rio n Fedorathis was one o f the many articles in olution. both these proposed measures nre fin**> amounts o f ten thousand dol- tion o f Labor, nnd John L Lewis the magazine. Mr. Duilose handled Despite tho conference action, there nlly disposed o f." lars or less. ^ president o f the United Mine W ork’ his subject with his customary good will be an open fight in the senate to There was a sharp controversy in „ v ...... * ......... ‘T », at n conference yesterday disstyle and both talks were most inter­ get the bonus hill up before the sen­ the conference over the language o f vi-TMi'i J ' lv . N A ** cussed agenda tonight's m eeting nnd esting und greatly enjoyed. ate returns to consideration o f the the resolution which n number o f . A M I ION H i l l P O S T P O N E M E N T mapped out plan o f action to proposo George Phillips, o f the Lake Mary ta r iff measure, laid aside last week senntors construed ns binding them to ... / ~ to'offlciala o f tho unions. M l ) T h r A »* i>rln lrd I'r r a a ) Casino nnd Edgur Hull, leader o f the fo r the naval appropriation bill. Sev­ vote for the bonus. Senator Lodge, o f W A S H IN G T O N , June 20— PreslvrMK.M --------band, told o f the plans fo r a big gala eral senators on both the Republican Massachusetts, was said to hnvu as­ dent llarding his given hi* informal ! , '*N N A T I, June 20— Organized day nt the cnnlno on Thursday, June and Democratic rides were prepared sured senators that this wns not the sanction to the Republican house lend“ lt it udo on educational ques­ 23rd nnd asked fo r a committee from to o ffe r a motion today that the bonus case. Those voting against the rcso. ___ . . . . ., tions before the Federation of tab or the Rotary Club to assist in this big be taken up immediately, hut Repub­ '"«• » ................. or Iho '! "•!' ,h ? bonus \ numlipr . ) Hi,,y ‘'" " '‘ Wcrntion for one month. ,c°nvcntion today. Overihadowing the occasion when the public spirited citi­ lican leaders appeared confident that bonus A number of opponents nb-.......................................... _____ |usual questions centering about con­ zens will endeavor to raise money fo r such n motion would he defeated. sented themselves from the confer............... « . . . .. _________________ .. ,tents o f school texts, courses o f study the hand. Rotary as usual will keep Should the m ajority's compromise ence, as did several proponents, who on labor movement and free school up her part o f all the good things for program he put through, final senate desire immediate action on the bill. M I A I, June 20— Resignations o f ^ M>k* wn* r***olutlon proposing InvesSanford and vicinity. action on the lamps probably would Fred Hnrrington, an chief prohibition * *** on discriminatory action not come before September. Esti­ M A Y DEUKRAHE jofficer for the Miami district, nnd of ^on,rnjP,“ *p‘l by Harvard College" to CO TTO NSEED O IL SECO ND C LAS S PO S TA L mates today were thnt the ta r iff bill C. P. llloxton, federal "undercover" , eny n,*m*, si°n to Hebrews. RATES IN AMERICA could not be brought to a vote before ngent, were tendered yesterday. N E W Y O R K , June 20— The cotton­ August I at the earliest, nnd more B L A C K M A IL P L O T W IL L * H ) Tfce . i a t u r l a I r 4 I ' r r a a ) seed oil market closed steady. Prime likely not before August 15. With W ASHINGTON, June 20— The ad­ N O T II DIRCI.OSRD WATSON IM PROVING summer yellow, 11.50 and $12.00; senators on both sides prepnred to ministration is considering decreasing A T T H E W A R D T R IA L prime crude, unquoted. Juno, $11.50; make n determined fight on the bonus the second class postal rates it was W ASHINGTON, Juno 20— Senator ------------, ....I.v .M-iiuinr . ... July, $11.00; August, $IL67; Septem­ it ts figured that it will take from a said today at the White House. Sub­ T h „ „ , . . E. W . U o „ , Gcortrin, w h . j W H lT l’ Y U m i f ' j u S T o ’- A . ber, $11.07; October, $11.05; N ovem ­ month to six weeks to put that meas­ ject discussed nt length at today's ber, $9.80; December, $0.67; Jnnuary ure through. cnbinct meeting nnd Harding nnd in ’ « <■!»> H .cV n ,.ll plot w h loh h . $0.57, Total sales, 4,000. Some senators favorable to the Work inclined to believe at least part bonus fear a filibuster if the bill goes o f increase in second claim rates made F cr quick results, try a want ad. over until a fter action on the tariff. during the war should now be revised. dua~ .........* — Several Republicans and Democrat* Tried Bring Up Same to Interest Centered In Conference Tonight Between the Miners f js sras �DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY 1' --------------- *--------------------- 4 — THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1922 PAGE SQL t][h|[e]Q(p]1b1[I](n](c]{e)(|](s) : SPORTS PERSONALS CLASSIFIED ADS Rood old summer time. M Claaaifled Ada Sc a line. No H ....a d taken for leaa than 25c. I* and positively no claaalfiad •a ada charged to anyone. Caah Ite must accompany all ordera. ta Connt five worda to a line M and remit accordingly. Ite a n n n f e m n n n Sanford Is coming right along and everyone knows about it. wore told by The Dally und Weekly The mnny friends o f Cnpt. P. M. El­ f*6R S A L K — A t n bargain, practicalder, the genial postmaster, will be !y new Colta Acetylene liichtinic sorry to learn that he Is ill at thia plant with necessary pipe fo r Instal­ home on Oak avenue with Influensn. lation. I'hone 3703 or call F. F. Dut­ ton, Jr. 72-tic Real estate is changing hands so fast these days In Sanford that one TILE D ; THREE 3-INCH can hardly keep up with it. And ev­ WELLS, THREE 2-INCH ery tim e it changes hands it makes WELLS. TEN AN T HOUSE money fo r the owners. Southern Association At Mobile, 11; Chattanooga, 1. At New Orleans, 6; Nashville, 6. Others not scheduled. BU M O Wn m<i thn S. pui ilM ! Cc cl a to " C\ doii no v li] *m cc U C< cc rr There are still some vacant lots in the city thnt ought to he sold by the owners to r.orne one who would build on them nr the owners ought to build on them. There is no place here now for vacnrit lots. FOIt S A L K —Ono storngo battery in good shape, been used about six weeks, cheap.— A. C. Smith. 72-3tp FOR S A L E —Twin Harley motorcycle ircyclo with tandem seat, speedometer nnd three cxtnr tires, $150 cash.— Ned Harrison. 72-3tp ani] stnten Fields have nrr|ve,| jn t ||C rlty nn,| w ||| |,e the guests l)f parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. \v. T. Fields nt their home south o f the city. Mr. Fields w ill engage in farming nnd expects to make Snnford his home ngnin nfter nn absence o f FOR S A L E — l-arge, dcsirablo build­ mnny yenra. Ing lots on Mngnolln avenue, be­ It is rumored today on the streets tween 10th and 11th streets, Sanford. Address P. (). Box No. XIX . 72-4tp thnt the old Star Theatre location nt the corner o f Second street nnd Mag­ FOR S A L E — 3 biq lots with l room house, chickens und etc. Price $550 nolia avenue has been sold to local cash. K. F. Lane. lS-Stp men ami a new theatre w ill he start­ ed on this property in tho next few FOR S A L E OR R E N T — 5 7-8 acres weeks. The Dnlly Herald will give of land with good 5-room house, nil the farts about the transaction in furnished, hath house and pavilion on tomorrow’s issue. Another big thing place. Located on Silver Lake. See for Sanford. Mrs. A. V. Hnselton. 70-4tp FOR S A L E — Deslrshlc building” lot Lawrence Jernignn is here for a on Magnolia nvc. between 11th and visit with his brother. P erry, of the 12th street. Inquire 213 Knst 11th II A O. Hnrage Mr. Jernignn hns ................ f i 3 ') l p ,|„,rn In servire in the Pnnnmn Cnnnl FOR Q U IC K SA t.K — Brand new T*- division, where he wns 1st sergennt room cottage. Well, 3 large lots, 3 |r tbr> headquarters detntehment. He miles out on Orlando road. $050.— wns put to work ns soon ns he ar­ Seminole Poultry Farm. 72-2tp rived, ns P erry Is opposed to nnyonc FOR SA LK --31 acre celery fnnn, 12 (except him self! Itelng without con acres- improved. For terms nnd slant nnd steady employment, price see II. II. Chappell, 72-fitp ■- — The mnny friends o f W. J. Thigpen FOR S A L K — Potato barrels In any nre glad to see film hnck home nfter quantity, special prices on car lots, several weeks spent In John Hopkins correspondence solicited, Clearwater horpltnl nt Baltimore. Mr. Thigpen Mfg. Co., Clearwater, Fla. 8-tfc had a number of operations while FOR S A L E — Warehouse with R. R. nwny hut w ill have to return some elding. Within four blocks of center time in the fall to finish. Mean­ of city. time he is hnck nt the old business o f Ceo. V’ . K N IR IIT inMirnnce and renl estnte nnd will he 272-tfc glad to see his friends at any time. FOR S A L li—Gniolino pump and tank. 80(1 Magnolia Ave. 70-3tp Dr. nnd Mrs. E. D. Mobley nnd FOR REN T FOR H IR E Touring <.tr and taxi. Special attention to out-of-town trips. Phone I tli-W, A. C Smith. 78-atp FOR R E N T — Garage, 800 Ave. Magnolia 70-atp HOW TH E Y STAN D Florida Slate league Lost Won 6 0 St. Petersburg 3 .3 Jacksonville 3 3 Daytona o 3 Tnmpn 2 3 ( Irlinde 5 l Lakeland American League Won 35 New York 31 Detroit Cleveland 29 29 Washington Chicago . . 28 oo ss Philadelphia . 23 St. I.nuis# Nntionnl League Won Lost New York 37 20 SI Loula 82 26 Pittsburg . ........ 28 25 Brooklyn ............. 30 29 Chicago 27 28 Cincinnati 28 32 Boston 24 30 Won l.ost Southern Association 23 Mobile ........ ....... 40 Memphis .38 26 35 Little Rock 27 28 35 New Orleans 3.3 Birmingham 29 35 Atlanta 24 Nashville to 25 •»«1 Chattanooga 44 Pet. .574 .525 .420 .483 .475 .423 .-111 .528 Shu wore cowboy's clothes of flan­ nel nnd leather. She rode bad horse, nnd shot bad men. So HE dislik­ ed her. Then ho saw her a dream o f feminine benuty In n Pnris ev­ ening gown and then— well—bet­ ter sec the picture. FOX NEW S, Too Ha Pet. .035 .594 .565 .656 .532 .407 -385 .833 v ( H r T h e A .a o e ln trd I ’m * I ia i- 6-room bungalow, 80 ft. front on Park Ave­ nue, $3,600. Terms. L e w is & C h it t e n d e n B. II. R A N D A L L . Jr. A . L. C AM PBELL P en in su lar E lectric Company Wclsks Building BROTHERS T ELEPHONE 1 1 3 We R ep air Anything E le ctrica l 107 W e st First SI.----- Phone 518 Sanford’s New Store- Phone 127 The Churchwell Co. 10 Store* in (Jeorgin- -1 Store in Florida LADIES’ D E PARTM EN T M E N ’S D E P A R T M E N T COMFY-CUT VESTS WHITE SHIRTS Collars Attached 2 12:15:13. swimming stnr.wa s bitten to denth 311. Saturday afternoon by a barracuda LOST—.311x3% tire on rim, between while swimming n mile off the Muni­ Lakeland ami Sanford. Finder cipal pier. plcnse notify It. S. Holly, Sanford, Miss M ary Buhner, nlso a high Florida. *f dli school star, towed the injured girl LOST— Small shepherd dog. About 1 more than h alf n mile before her month old. Black, with white feet. cries for help were heard. A boat Finder please return to L. II. Cotinul- was sent out nnd she wns brought to 1v end receive reward. 72-tfc the pier but Med to denth before they could get her to land. C u n r a n l t - e d _____ —MJ u . t I 'l i n n . SPECIAL The Battery is the life of the car. WE IIE-CHARGE AND RE­ PAIR A LL MAKES BATTERIES RAY ■W o r k Pth n n d F r c n c h - BONDS- INSURANCE- REAL ESTATE Battery .508 .491 .407 .444 S RE ED W A Y, Uniontown. Pa.. June 19.— Jimmy Murphy, the Pacific const driver, Saturday won the 225 mile Universal Trophy automobile race on the Uniontown speedway, av­ eraging 202.2 miles nn hour, the fast­ est time ever registered here. Mur­ phy jumped into the lead on the ttilth lap after Tonnnp Milton wns forced out rher. l,i„ n uiliiae threw a wheel nnd crashed through a grandstand runrd rail. Murphy's time wns The Berger Steel 51-2tc LOST ABSTRACT CO. SEMINOLE 20c $2.25 and 25c each and $2.50 BATH TOWELS 18x39, each Get An Abstract Before Buying Property ------- W A N T E D "Ki " ,m\;MaJ>’ n\>; \eu l* And $1.00 'I”'1 E. A. DOUGLASS, Pres. W A N TE D T<> R E N T — A furnished 1 am gone, Miss Buhner said the cottage. Have two children. Phone McCIntchic g irl told her when the 10, 6fl-33tc tish attacked her. She fainted into W A N T E D - Mule and wagon. See the arm* o f Mis* Buhner, who start­ Field, Field Auto Top Co. 72-3tp ed to tow her to shore, more than a mile away. Miss Buhner collapsed Inst night Distrib­ ami is under the care of a physician. utor It is the lirst time on record thnt ItiOl Route A. Rural Phone I a bather hna been attacked with fa ­ SAN S A N FO FORD, F L A . tal results In local waters. PRICK LIS T (N ote: Miss McCiatchie took part JUNE. 1922 in the aquatic meet nt Hollins col­ 1 lb. Whole Klim lege last A p ril.) 2 4 lbs. Whole Klim 5 lb*. Whole Klim GOVERNOR S M A L L 25 lbs. Whole Klim WILL OFFER NO KVI1 lb. Skint Klim DRNCK IN TRIAL 2 4 lbs. Skim Klim 5 !hs. Skim Klim W A U K E G A N , III., June 19.— Gov25 Ilia Skim Klim 1ernor Small w ill offer no evidence In •• ■■■■ his own behalf nt his trial fo r conSccond KhcctH, B F j X l l . o n ly ,"Piracy atlom cya for tho defense nn50c M r 1,000, w h ile t h e y Iiw t, n t nounrad today hut will rest on the evIfe r n ld o f f i c e . I f Mrnce of lh‘* prosecution. The nn_ nouncement wn* a surprise as it was I^ t Billy Hoffman tell you about expected the defense would require Radio; it don’t cost anything. 60-Ctc two or three wreks. W. W. DRESSOR KLIM MILK H u tea Ha tea H* The world nt your door every even- Are a few of the mnny hundred* that have purchased "EXID E" Batteries from us. Nearly three Pet. years sales n;id not one to go .040 wrong. .552 Insist on an “ EXIDE” JIM M Y M U RPH Y W IN S U N IV E R S A L TR O PH Y Why pay more? A a . n i -ln lr * I ' r r a . i Forest Lake E. M. Galloway W. H. Hand J. S. Dinkle T. W. Lawton J. L. Miller John Hell J. G. Bell T. L. Dumas John Bussell Bob Walthour I). C. Marlow C. R. Duffin B. H. Guthrie Pet. 1.000 .500 .f00 .400 .400 .167 — Shirley Apartments opposite post ST. PETERSBURG , June 19.— Miss tiller, $2.25. See us before you buy. office, u| lairs. 28-tfc Dorothy McCIntchic, bight school — Elder Springs W ater Co. Phone R jy it with a Herald Want Ad. “TWO KINDS OF WOMEN” THE WINNERS daughter, Georgin, nre hnck fo>m n trip to Tntnpn, where they visited friend* nnd relatives nnd Dr. Mobley attended the State Pharmaceutical society annual meet. Dr. Mobley wns honored by being elected vice-presi­ dent of the association, nfcl the next meeting w ill he held in Kustis. Dr. Moldey says everybody Is tntking about Snnford and the mnrvelous jVGWlh o f Ihla cUy. ( Itr T k . OVER ONE H U ND R ED A R E INJURED IN PIG H T IN G B E TW E E N H ER M AN S (Form erly a Sanford Girl) h Seminole Printer) FOR R E N T —Ono npnrtmcnt o f two pr three rooms, gas stove, electric lights, running water, two hW V « ( w n P. O, A lso furnished rooms with board, (8,00 a week and up. 110-112 BITE OF B AR R A C U D A Commercial. 64-tfc C A U S E S DEATH O F G lltl. > 0 R R E N T — Rooms nnd kitchenette. 71-ltc tea tn Ha Ha Ha Ha *4 Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha H W e give you the record for yesterday and part o f today as 92 which is not so bad fo r Sunday especially since the churches are cool nnd everybody can go to the pools and the benches Sun- • day afternoon— you say you were not there— well, that’s nil right, the preach­ er saw you there. June promises to be a hot one all through although the trop­ ical storms may cool o f f the atmosphere s o m e w h a t . Stock in tho cold storage plant looks good to us. 5:10 A. M. J U N K 19. 1922 * Maximum ...... — - ...... 92 Minimum ......... Range ...».....— Calm and cloudy 30.02 Barometer ... American Asoociation. tea d i r T h e ,»» « o e l« le d f r e e s ) A t Toledo, 11-2; Knnsns City, 6-8. Ha B E R LIN , June 19,— One hundred At Columbus, 1-1; Milwaukee, 4-3. and twenty persons were injured, A t Indiannpolis, 6-7; St. Paul, 6-0. some seriously, In a fight between At (.ouiavillo, 4-7; Minneapolis, 7-0. The Herald fo r Post Cards. tea members of n patriotic orgnniation and Party Communists nt C hem niU i (JAMES TO D AY II. * . L l ' M I . K V W . X. I . I M I . K Y Saturday. Florida State l.eague St. Petersburg at Tnmpa. Our prices nro Just nnd right for Jacksonville at Orlando. dependable service.— Quick Service We may not be on First Street, but w, ran offer eome price* that will mtk* it Daytonn at Lakeland. Transfer. 60-tfc-m worth while to etep o ff First ntr»«t! FOR SAUi-,*i(i A('mX‘ "2Ti AND HAHN AT LOADING STATION. 5 MILES FROM COURT HOUSE. $1fi.500. TERMS. THE REST PROPO­ SITION OFFERED THIS YEAR. LET ME SHOW YOU. — II. H. LEWIS. PHONE 319­ 391. 72-3tc These nrc the days when you want a nice, cool, clean and sanitary place to cat. When you want something that tickles you palate, not too much or too little, something that appeals to you nnd yet satisfies. Sunday din­ ners at the Seminole Cafe are the thing. Have yen' become a Seminole booster? You will after one dinner. National League A t Brooklyn, 0; Pittsburgh, 2. A t New York, 2; 8t. I«ouis, 4. Others not scheduled. Thoao who did not know about it Pauline Frederick *» ^ *a At Chicago, 0; Washington, 1. A t Detroit, 8; Iloston, 1. A t Cleveland, l*; New York, 2. Herald. FOR SALE For Florida: Unsettled local showers tonight or Tue: day. American league yet. ----- T O N I G H T ___. na Pa he ■a RESU LTS Y E S T E R D A Y And no frost is on the pumpkin as THE WEATHER = = ^ S A f ORD’S = TEMPERATURE = The Herald fo r f i n t data job work. Flower Pots MOSQUITO NETTING Collars Attached, Sizes 121/, to 14 11 yards $ 1.00 and Sprinklers, too Every size and kind needed to beautify the home. Come and look them over. BOYS’ WHITE SHIRTS P A Y CASH Buying For Less- -Is Saving They’re All Priced Right BALL HARDWARE -COMPANY ■M * The Churchwell Co. | FIRST STREET SELLS IT FOR LESS w e l a k a block �PAGE POUR THE SANFORD D U .V iU M U J U ), F H ID A V . J U W . PAGETWO IM , THE SANFORD D A ILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1922 kthe> arc striving so hard to i their own already higli standard efficiency.— Tampa Tribune. 'M G S S tR , OUtt UW U J M T t D S V A R E G R E A T A y G ffTO U' P J* U C T& 1 F A T H E R ’S D A Y Credit for Father’s Day la awarded t<» .Mrs. John B. Dodd, o f Spokane, ^ ..O fv rra l Manager Washington. She Is the "mother of < Im ita tio n Manager father’s day." Her suggestion that a day bo set aside in her own city in A S s r r t l a U g l l a t r a SI a dr K n o n a honor o f father met with instant rec­ ognition and favor in Spokane, nnd the city churches fell In line with remnrkahlc unanimity. Father’s Day, Ose W ##L 1910, was a great success nnd ever . J V . h S i ,3*, ° *•-*■ «* W »»h ly lirr- since, in Spokane. It comes on tho C r M . y , A i l , r r - 3rd Sunday o f June. Jr*® k n o w n on o p p l l r n Mother’! Day has for its flower tho l » * m « w r « l l e l a p a l l l U a . aaukl p r r y e a r, a l w a y la a S , a a r » . white carnation, as the emblem of Father's dnj^ hn s its rose, m .iiu i:u t i i i : a m n u c ia tk ii r m : s s mother. 'J fi* Associated Praia la axclualvaly colored for the father who Is still in In* ^.^da,0a } h , ,UV f o r ^•publication i f tho land o f tho living, white for the J , **,?• dlepatchaa credited r0 li or Tad * l £ r 1c r *’?5' ^ «a t h i s n i p; j father who has passed nwsy. Jf you h a ra ln . ,h * " • w# Pu b lish e d wish to give outward evidence o f hon­ d U o » l c l ! ri U h ^ L r. V PObn<af t , o n u specia l u i apatch ea h e re in a r e alao re sfe rv ed or ami respect for tho father who O f r t c a i H K H A I . O n v i L O I 5 U . r i i a a a |<H worked and saved fo r you, who held you lovingly in his arms when you were a Imby, or who spanker! you when you needed it, wear ii rose on Wo noticed a picture in one o f the father’s .lay, the third Sunday in J une, dally papers yesterday o f Otto Kahn, nnd use your efforts to have your wealthy philanthropist and financier, minister deliver nn appropriate ser* and M ary Garden on the Olympic g o­ nion on that day. It is sueee*in«l nle« ing to Europe. Ilis name is Kahn now but it may be changed before ho re—■— ........ — • lea i i s r .fffe rfla rf«T rfa in rrr W; " ! * 1.......... i f the days observation. An Italian came to this country six year* ngo in the stcernge. Ho left yesterday with hi.-* w ife and child g o ­ ing back to Italy fo r n visit nnd he is worth ono and one half millions. He is a contractor. A ll o f which proves that n poor men can come hero from Europe, live here six years nnd make * million and r half— "contracting." , MOOD BE S'PRiaEO WOVU p QUtCKLS *V1 CWEAPW W * VCJV4 \ » ^ELL A GtO\/£, RUD A uObT/ DAW4. BOV A USED GAR CA J EMQAOE A UOOSE VAAtO rA ) \w au a u ’u a o • vao M \ JOKiU" , N A WOULD \ ) I I Our jtrcntc.t ........... . „ „ j Z Z ™ * , . ’ * to be to play « saxophone but jazz o f . , tl S "!’ 'i,.lp >( i-e' iew!How the horses, the blare o f tie bands, the antics o f the clowns, and H glitter o f it an inspne.! you with a fervid determination to see the it.il show— the big performance in the tent ' Z ! ' T ?-aliz°,it thon’ but you were gettin g a lot out <>i an attractive advertisement. iVrhnps you don't realize it now, but other advertise­ ments, just as attractive, just as interesting and far mm e \aluable to you, parade daily before you in the collimns of this paper. •n.e merclumts an.l makers o f everything you want or ^ h « e display before you their most attractive ai ts- Jt ls truly the greatest show on earth.” ’Hie whole purpose o f any advertisement is to excite j „ 1,CUI IOM y >g ,un your interest, arouse your desire; to te >ou something you don’t know; to remind you o f thimr , r yT lnve f®rR0tten: tH convince you o f some­ thing over which you have been hesitating. !" S lfc J ? ° f ii" advert'sement is, in one way ‘inotliti, to make you luippier. C. The modern flap- Lake County section, t o g a Z r w th " r '\ • h,,ply n ,hat f * rt " f M«rion nnd Putnam a L •poke In the eternal cycle o f time. ferted by the Oklawaha being widen. I or the benefit o f our bluo-apecUcl. ed and deepened, while the St Johns " friends, wo will recnll a few facts river project would help all of Duval of more rerent origin Few o f us nre Clay, St. Johns, Volusia. Seminole and too young to remember the lecturers. Orange. There i. no need t„ , tJ •f n few years l.nck who warned th ere- the Kissimmte Valley , w t ion DEANF TURNER (’hours 497-494 " HI.Ah A BLOCK Vc U of ,h'' cor80t' "boul'l have attention by removal of ti nt the poor dears are going corset- snngs nnd the deepening o f its water­ ’ hr a« ’ I’Uyii.K the way thus opening to F lorid , ton, . M w®r® H ilo r ia ' 1** S i ,Vh^" *h' whi ch eaUUn! then S i* h\ K*,a l 'li«*'ivantage o f the soap a manufacturer. Now the girl* are . wearing laibhed hair, which ia a great a a a a a a a “ tate, a section where the real wild life of Florida still abounds and where myriads o f plumage birds long thought extinct niny delight the eve o f the northern Im vaLe TL.. P • » j - _With the news full o f strikes, threatened strikes and labor unrest, Rogri- w - Mason, statistician today {„ucd the following statement rcrdinc general industrial situation: * jy pr jiome time," said Mr. Bason, *btuiness in the East hns been revivj-P Were it not for the textile and ether strikes in New Hampshire, I \|»sssfhuM-tts and Rhodo Islnnd, busj |*r,f „ conditions in New Englnnd, S(w York State, nnd Pennsylvania would be very good today. During the past year, the^ Central West has been the weakest spot in the business lituation. The abrupt drop in tho price of grains, live stock, nnd other firm products left the agricultural lections of our country in a very bad condition. You will remember the Firmer*’ Conference nt Washington tnd various forms o f aid enacted b y j congn 4 nnd different state Icgisln- • l , T , llow you used t0 b(5 on the job bright th.- li ?,fe pt,e c"'cus hf'-fde? Remember how you ' e<l us the lions, tigers, and the big, lumbering ele- Courtenr and Prompt Ser­ vice Our Motto m ( = I j J | ! expects to rc- (is now most likely that there will be Pensacola and in addition to no duty nt all, but that this product O U TLAW S ATTACKED •Imng a general practice, build up a will go on tho free list, JA P .LO G G IN G C AM P spocial maritime law business. Mr. Senator Din) said he considered this Snnlmrn ----...i Is n most convincing writer one o f the most important steps N E A R VLADIVOSTOCK „ " <lf , h , , f ,h‘ be,t educated men in which could |>oa*ib!y bo mndc fo r the t n » T h e A aa o r l a i r d I V r a a i nnd his legal education after agricultural interests o f this country. the modern dances a nd the modern t,. TO K IO , June 20.— Outlaws attack­ r‘ " f Practical newspaper ex- Farming must bo encouraged, he said, styles o f dress for the female o f the 'd n Japanese loggin g camp about should fit him admirably for and the people taught to produce more’ years ago when I ’d go homo species. But wo rathe- M le v t* that |}i three hundred miles from Vladivoi. Sanford is ono o f the busiest cities anil open wide the door, ess that his friends among tho o f the things we consume nt home, sueh o f them ns are being corrupted , t«.k nnd It is fonred that nil the Jnpain Moridli. It intends to keep busy biiy little fellow would bo play- by the are predicting for him. His else wc enn never get back to a nor...jse things would bo just ns bnd- , nese there were massnereed. A Jap­ nil through tho summer months. Roma ing on the floor; ly corrupted by something else, in the harmmg personality has made hun- nial_ condition. With the |50 a ton anese warship has gone to the sens people wdl cane a vacation but most Iways run to meet me, and ‘ llel- ai.sence .. f the toddle nnd the shimmy dreds <.f friends for him in Pcnsncoln duty ns the Republicans had it, he o f attack. of the pcoj Ic hero will work right on. " ' , 1 p,ori,' a- In college he won said, farmers would not only be bndK Had,’ he’d say, nn,| tht* abbreviated skirt s. There is There are n-w business blocks going ,,ny mU‘8 n," , tnedala for oratory, ly handicapped but u very unfuir ad­ wouldn t change positions with a certain clement that Iis alwnys corA Herald Want Ad w ill help you UP a," l now wholesale firms coming the ruler o f Bombay. ruptiblc, and that is alw•ays tryin g to jjnorn what wc know o f "Snm " and hi* vantage taken o f those who buy the in, a new to eat re is tho r.uwest enter­ low ledge o f the world, it ought not farmers’ products, the ultimate conIw corrupted by soimething or other, Our references? Those we have prise followed by a now laundry and bat little fellows weighs near and it doesn’t mak e much difference to he possible to fool him about any. sumer, who must hear the burden. hnd dealings with -Quick Service there are improvements on every bus­ iwo hundred pounds, whnt jt j. that co;rrupts them. There thing. Wc expect him to be a good Senator llnrri* is equally ns well Transfer. iness street i.i the eity. In ih/ n-si60-tfc-m lawyer. St. Augustine Record. pleased at the outlook o f hnving potis good an.J Imd in every generation; denre sections there are new home* We nre glad to henr o f S. _ , um'n a*h «n H>e free list, ilis state, Georit simply manifests itself in different cesv . Dance Tonight. Lake >1 being built on almost every street In' . am Sanborn and Hert Felkel gin. is one o f the hlg agricultural proways. started thei Ctutino. Tue-Thr-Snt-73. tho city. And the building is no*, con­ r newspaper career under ducers and it was no time, he claimed The world isn’t perfect now; it nev­ our tutelage fined to tho eity. The country is be­ f when they edited the col- to place this staggering nnd wholly er has been, nnd it never will bo. Have you read tho want ads today T ing bulit ail -iround Hanford and on b ge paper for Floridn Uni . voraity in unnecessary burden on a people stag­ Probably the Lord didn’t mean it to ----------- o---------- every road new hemes are being built. the cnrly day* o f that school -1 and wr goring under most oppressive econola- or he would have so ordered It. Let Billy Hoffman tell you about This section o f Florida certainly look* take great pride in the suci iccess o f ndc conditions. ith Somehow it seems that a little reac­ Radio; it don’t cost anything. 66-6tc Herb and Sam. ' oth young While these two southern senators tion in style* and manners is nocesmen with bright prospect* and they took the initiative in this matter, and sary to make the world go round, for T ry a Herald Want Ad today S E K K IN t folks born with an iteh for reforming md must be provided wit! material to mi ( uv ivacnorn oi Morl'ln arc work on. But, finally, to lie quite taking a play vacation, ur even a rest­ candid, wo know nothing o f the toxic ful one. Some are regaining their or Intoxicating effect o f the toddle or health after the long, tedious term in shimmy, having never tried them our­ thik climate, but many, many more I've had my share o f troubles such as selves.— Tampa Times. nre “ seeking more efficiency." as the everyone must face, Tallahassee Democrat calls it. Often met with *nd misfortunes run­ hive hundred Florida teachers -ue ning life's tempestuous race, taking tho summer course for teach­ But my troubles always roll away and er* at the Florida College for Wom­ I feel mighty glad en. The Democrat says o f them: When I hear bin cheery greetin' o f Hello, Dad!" "The summer school at tho Florida State College for Women was opened Wednesday morning with about 500 me publicity budget o f the Miami teachers, mostly women, in attend ('handier o f Commerce for the coming -V year, n* adopted by directors o f the sc teachers have a hard course organization, calls for the expenditure ly ahead of them for the next of 991,000. Of this sum $15,000 goes until*, and are to be eongratuh for employment o f a brnd next win­ »n being willing to quit their ip * ' • "' M«l|| / * . >• » ^ J •-! .••OittiatllK ImMIKII'I*, JT rL j.lJ dciulu two Iiioiiliis in mid-summer to bette r equip them920,000 fo r advertising in newspapers selves for the serviice* expected. and magazine*. 94,0W for billboards "The school teacher hns ninny duin the north such a* the ’June in Mlties, and there is no class of people ami luuird on Broadway in New on earth win * give more for salaries York eity, $1,800 for hill! h m ii In near " h a t i* going to happen to i Jacksonville, AVayrroas and Savannah, received than do these people. AVhen young fo lk s?" ask* the Literary $'.200 for highway signs and $5,000 salaries o f high officials are la'ing in­ gest in its current issue. I f we I for publicity work in the offjre here.” creased in I-lorida it seems that some replied, and wo didn’t our ansv consideration ought to la given the would have been something tike tl Tourists go to Minmi in such mintteacher also." Iwr* that they fight for apartment* 1 The young folks are going to gr and hotel accommodations, and pay Those men and women who figure up, and then start worrying about l the $6(1 to $150 a month paid teachers young folk*! almost any price for them. True the in this state lose sight o f the fact that people o f Miami pay high taxes, but Yes, the younger generation o* they get their money back with big it is for but really eight calendar peril. Anil so is the older generali month., ,uid there are four full AVe are ull in danger, hut the prolah- interest. Clearwater can follow in months on the first d.*y . f which bill* ility is WC* art» no inort8 in jeopardy Miami’s footsteps— If her people eorc payable come due, nnd come in. and than the various generations o f men to pay the cost o f advertising nnd let kills icccivable ate unknown were some millions o f years ago in the world know whnt they have to of. In addition, these (earlier* have to the Neolithic age, or in any other age fer. - Clearwater Sun. keep themselves up to date o f there, is that has intervened between then and g talk of unfitness, o f being out o f date, now, nnd gathering talk of removal. The question ts the eternal and The people of the stale should eon- eternally recurrent one o f the moral Leesburg and Sanford both want sider well l>efore they critirizd or decadence o f the vital, pulsating, n c the St. Johns river project: they both hinder the teachers of Florida ud.... Uvc human majority that persists in need it and both are entitled to U for reacting naturally to the pagan "Joy it will benefit not only the cities men of living. The Literary Digest Itself Honed but the entire Central Florida ha* shown us that the flapper had her area. With a real system f « , :day . century ago; the Boston mu- way* |n the central part o f the * u ,e ream ha* on exhibition .. hobbed-hair which are available and could with ho vamped the Egyptian swam in littlo expense, bo secured The entir,. : ’> m “ IR K S T A T IS T IC IA N SE ES PR O M ISE S O F G B N E R A I PR O VES!E N T IN IN C R E A S E O F E M P L O Y M E N T , >i n „ V " K T " ry 4wc,ul, Ole dellrum Iren elu t y , « i , dead now, n in the well regulntrd house- the rows have their bells hack, and and every household should be the populace is snoring in j.ence. rind. It Is hope.! that y o - hnvo We view the panorama o f life quito home the right sort o f " D .d ” optimstlcally. Perhaps some o f our II as the spirit o f tho following young people are being c • • • r THE will be heard from in the future his-,w hile their efforts heln their — ........................ Uvo • « . ! « . , th e , h elp .,'I K ' ricultural people o f this country S E N A T E TO S L IC E No better work could possibly u done fo r the people generally , hl.n 150 D U TY O F F OF PO TASH FOB FARM the taking o f this step and the result, which will follow with this b u r Z ! some duty removed. W A SH IN G TO N , June 20. ipers accounts merely o f (eductions have run all tii UW,6v with an avbout 25"r. I should not to see some ndvances te on. The Firestone SANFORD D AILY HERALD, TUESDAY. JUNE 20, 1922 will fu m iih direct pressure In case o f R E L E A S E DOY W HO ® n re • TO STOP COUGHING AT NIGHT On Thursday, June 29. the council SH O T A N D K IL L E D A eummer bronchial cough keeps w ill consider bids fo r a motor Are J A C K S O N V IL L E M A> f not only the sufferer but ether memtruck. With the installation o f these _______ hers o f the family awake. A lfred Bar* improvements W inter Garden will Iw **** t i e A H O fU irs i‘ rr w > as well equipped with fire protection J A C K S O N V IL L E , June 20«—H e r kor, 1061 Avondale SL, E. Liverpool, ns nny town o f its sie in the state man ,law|*. 16 year old boy o f Colum. O., w rites: " I consider it my duty to and insurance rates w ill bo faiuced. bus, »*nycr o f George C. -Smith w rite and tell thn results o f Foley’s At an early date bids will be sub. n,cmb* r " f the city fire department Honey and Tar, which I used for my mitted fo r the improvement o f the " a8 ordered released from custody by boy who had been suffering from n Electric light plant. It is proposed * ' rcuit Judge D. A . Simmons, who bronchial cough for 7 or 8 weeks. Fol­ to install n new unit, whereby n 24- hl'anl habeas corpus proceedings in e y ’s Honey and Tar has done him won­ hour service can be given. j behalf o f the l>oy yesterday afternoon. derful good, and I shall nlwnys reemmend it.” It sooths and hen’s. Sold As soon as possible bids fo r tho everywhere.— Adv. I Pav*ng o f streets w ill be advertised, but this W1H not be done until the Herald want ads get result*. an‘ ,ar>' sewer system now being in­ 8,n,,cd completed. I.OW TID E S ON T H E BEACH --------- — ------------ PAGE THREE f J U N E 22, 23, *4— Daytona at Tampa. Jacksonville at Lakaland. St. Petersburg at Or land... J U N E 26, 27, 28— Daytona at St. Petersburg. Orlando at Lakeland. Tampa at Jacksonville. J I ’ N E 29, 30— J U L Y 1— Tampa at D aytona lakeland at Orlando. St. Peterabarg at Jacksonvilla J U L Y 3. 4, 5— St. Petersburg at D aytona lakeland at Tam p a Orlando at Jacksonville. J U L Y 6. 7. 8— Orlando at Daytona. Jacksonville at T a m p a St. Petersburg at Lakeland. Forenoon and afternoon tides occur nt approximately the same hour and J U L Y 10, 11, 12— minute: Lakeland at Daytona. Jacksonville at Tam pa Onto June Jnlv a ..™ St. Petersburg at Ukeland. J U L Y 13, 14. 15— Daytona at Orlando. U keland at Jacksonville. Tnmpa at Ukeland. J U L Y 20. 21. 22— Jacksonville at Daytona Orlando at Tampa. Lnkclnnd nt St. Petersburg. J U L Y 24. 23. 26— Daytona at Ukeland. Jacksonville at Orlando. St. Petersburg at Tampa. J U L Y 27, 28. 29— Daytona at Tampa. Jacksonville nt U k e la n d ... . . St. Petersburg at Orlando. J U L Y 31— A U G U S T 1. 2— Daytona nt St. Petersburg. Orlnndo at Ukeland. Tnmpn at Jacksonville. A U G U S T 3, 4. 5— Tnmpn a: Daytona. U keland nt Orlando. • St. Petersburg at Jacksonvilla. A U G U S T 7. 8, 9— St. Petersburg at Daytona. Lakeland at Tampa. Orlando at Jacksonvilla. A U G U S T 10. 11, 12— Orlando at Daytona. Jacksonville at Tampa. St. Petersburg at Ukeland. O F F IC IA L SCHEDULE A U G U S T 14, 15. 16— OF F LO R ID A S T A T E U keland nt Daytona. LE A G U E FOR 1922. Jacksonville at St. Petersburg. Tnmpa at Orlando. J U N E 19, 20. 21— \U G U 8T 17. 18. i p — Daytor.a nt Ioikeland. Daytona at Orlando. Jacksonville at Orlando. Lakeland nt Jacksonville. St. Petersburg at Tampa Tnmpa nt St. Petersburg. I NINE POST SEASON GAMES IN FLORIDA TO DECIDE WINNER >er Company, o f Akron, ndy advanced wages oncerns which are tern—— of labor are offering O R LA N D O , June 20.— At n meetIt is, however, interest- m g o f the Florida State I-enguc called t the labor unions wen- here by President W alter W. Rose in holding up wages at yesterday, it was ngreed that nine >e decline and are not Rnmes should be played in the post 0 at this time. History season series to dit-ide the winner o f ting itself. The law o f the 1922 pennant o f the Florida state nand determines wages league, the matter o f how these es prices. I f business K*»mc» should be plnycd to be left to up this summer, as I the two clubs winning the first und ill, the demand for la- "ccond halve* o f the season respectiveic. Owing to the fact *>’• ,r> the matter o f dividing the re­ n has been cut off, this ccipt* o f the post season scries it was r ™use employers to decided to split on a 60-10 basis. Sixo another nnd wages ty per cent will go to the winner and P. for a time at least. ‘1() to the loser after the 10 per cent o f the gross receipts had been deducted for the league. The players will reccivc 50 per cent o f tho receipts which go to their club and the club owners the other 50. ------ — tort*. I, 1 “The rise in agricultural products,1 1 however, which occured a few months 1 accompanied by the good weather ' conditions of the past few weeks, hns f nude the farmers feel very much bet­ 1 ter. Reports which I nm receiving 1 ' from correspondent* in the west are * truly encouraging. This applies not , , Those attending the meeting wore: only to the agricultural districts but * ltlons 18 nctin4^ in a very peculiar t!io to the mining nnd lumber b u s i- - ''* * nn< BUKR0,tive o f n turn for Presidents F. O. King, Orlando; Rob- 1 ne»«. Even the automobile industry, * 0 l’ ttcr within the next few weeks, ert Carrol, St. Petersburg; E. H. " Daytona; C. Henley, j '' whuh is such a factor t h r o u g h o u t ,® t,m® i# fa8t "Pproachlng when Arm strong, Lakeland; Marcus Conant. Jm-kuin. ' Ohio and Indiana, in feeling much ( ont" h" lr o f the p reced in g area o f exnrnre encouraged. O f course, tho un- Pnns'on W'H be offset. When this ion ca l fields are quiet, but the n o n - , ® C0,M08' be truly snid that union fields are more active each Mc " * vc turned the comer. This docs T H R E E A R E A R R E STE D wok The cut in freight rates should not n'*‘an that we are nliout to enter HY S H E R IF F ’S O F F IC E help the coal and lumber business. j n Por'°<J prosperity, but it dots FOR SUNDAY SELLING i Tonit-ht. Lake Mary The •Irmand for cotton continues mc* n *bat Wc nrt’ on the home stretch strong and the South is gradually nn<^ have seen the worst. The HahTue-Thr-Snt-73-tfe A fte r failing to secure wnrrnnts feeling better. This better feeling 8onch*rt imlex today stands at 17r,» throughout the West and South is re below normal. This is due to the in- from County Judge Julian L. Hazzard flM< 1 by the improvement in the crc* 8*^ building which is evident on indictments from the grand jury hnincis of the ntnil order houses. The 1throughout the country. Moreover, on information filed ngninst certain alleged violators o f the so-called cu»t mors of the mail ordor houses ,b ** building boom is only beginning, j "Sunday blue Inwa, " Sheriff W. C. ire largely in the rura) districts. This mny p* P °{'t," concluded Mr. Hah-1 Spencer made three arrests yester•ho» ■ that the farmers have ngnin 80*** a TOal searcity in certain classes day. The three cases will be m ad e' N test cases, Sheriff Spencer atntcd, and U in the event convictions are secured m the Sunday laws may be enforced all f" T H E C H IN E S E TROUHI.ES over the county, wi A R E A L M O S T O VER­ In failing to return indictments in th S E C T IO N S A R E U N IT E D the esses o f those against whom in­ ciungf i« much stronger. Altho it formations were filed by Sheriff Sucnrca) ' only a temporary movement cer in connection with blue Inw en­ th<- whi le foreign situation looks bet- : forcement, the grand ju ry recom­ trr than it hns looked fo r some tim e .' mended that the sherig make arrest* I’m*!, advices tell me that a settlewithout warrants or indictments name o f A . R. Chappell. Unless snid B»nt is lieing approached between certificate shnll be redeemed accord­ Germany, England and France, r c - 'i ing to law Tax Deed w ill issuo theror»r'!ing the German reparations. I f [Jiilize no machinery, no lands or fncIorie« in on on the 18th day o f July, A. D. 1922. fill' is *<•. it should be distinct im - 1, Hit'ir life h work. AA ITN K S S my^ official signature r*tui t>. business, both by causing and sent this the *12th day o f June, A . 1-r ;, buy from this country nnd Tiu’ir oqtiipment is mental training nnd Bkill, D. 1922. ri'o c 'hi • country confidence to lonn —-<|l,nIitfc« which they cannot pass on to 'Collnpso o f the southern government Ventrnl nnd Mngru (S E A L ) K. A . DOUGLASS, Altho no change has taken' their de|>endent8. ns complete, Sun’s m ilitary forcos ‘‘<l with »cllin g g; Clerk Circuit Court, ' the Russian situation during crushed nnd the form er Canton pres-' H «vid S. Dunn, r Seminole County, Fla. Many professional people have found in the th- past week, yet signs even in Rusident himself a fugitive. t Bros, confectionery By: V. E. DOUGLASS. I). C. Havings department of the Peoples Bank of ,u a,,‘ fav°rnh|c at the moment. For Advices received here vary ns t o ; an(I Lafayette 0-13-20-27; 7-3-10-17.CL. nn ford a means to lay tuiido a snug sum !' f, f:r ‘ ti,m in many years, things 1 *K" detafl- o f whnt nre called thfc la aij ’’ •Bing r?!d .... '•••sowcaging in Europe. e i II \ * n u M* * l U bit ot friendly advice from our officer*, to invest it Second sheets. 8'/2x ll, only "Th** strike situation in New Eng- hours o f the southern constitutional; Hdw ' n Kane, mn 50c per 1,000, while they Inst, nt Ur| i- gradually clearing up. The government, nor is it definitely know with operating a moving picture the- Hernld office. tf •tru. in 1’rov‘dence is about over, how much fighting preceded Sun Y Sen’s flight. ntre on Sunday. Bond o f $100 was l!i'l I reduction in nil the mill cities One dispatch from American h’ iven in each case. The date o f pre­ ‘ S t ! lily increasing. It is believed sources in fnnton declares that Sun’s Hniinary hearing in each case is set will have all the men they -tor the Fourth o f July. A n ­ bodyguard continued to hold the pres- f " r lo,|ay before County Judge Haz The vocational commutes of the Huai ' ' • tor helping the mill situation idential palace in the face o f the ns- J****'!•'— Tampa Tribune, ness and Professional Women’s Clul snults o f Yechi’a troops, a fter their ' ‘ 1 that many o f the dissatisrequests all young women desiring lender hnd taken refuge nlmnrd a • are gettin g positions gunboat and departed fo r AVhnmpoa. emp'jymenl to register at the >irs: There is considerable dcAnother report snid that Chen National Bank. <ommon labor today. Many Chiung Min’s forces, commanded by AG NES G. IIKRNF.lt, Chairman ’ riking employees from the ” ■ md other mills have been nble Ycchui, suddenly surrounded Canton, , selod the forth, invndcd the city, nnd * satisfactory wage in connec-' th the building nnd othe/ marched upon the palace. The fall o f the* southern leader is Thu* there is very little *uf said to have been the result o f nn C O RREC TED TO N O V. 16. I92J ! hardship in these mill citngreement between AVu Pci Fu, dom­ 'he strikes m ny.never be o f lc Southbound m d o ff. They mny Ik* end- inant m ilitary chieftain o f northern Chinn, President Li Yuan Hung and Arrive ---------- ALSO---------- ’ n,'ll owncra securing other The use o f Sage nnd Sulphuur for Nt Chen Chiung Min, form erly Run A'nt 2:86 a.m. " * from the country districts, storing faded, grny hnir to its nnt- Nt never lieforc worked in the Ren’s supporter, but who later came al color dates hack to grandmoth- Nc out in favor o f a reunited Chinn ■ d by tht> old mill wurkers get- ' s time. She used it to keep her Nr Unless Run is able to retrieve his K ;. ‘' i,," n8 ia "ther lines o f a c tiv -', ir beautifully dark, glossy and nt * ‘ ' "trike is developing largely . tractive. Whenever her hnir took on Northbound swapping o f jobs. So fa r u* that dull, faded or streaked appear­ A rriv e Departs k r,‘n,rnl welfn * W IG H T GARAGE , ro o f the country* i» ance, this simple mixture was applied No .... 1:48 a.m. ■8AN F0R D , F L A 2:03 n.m. » i " ' , b'B is a* satisfactory ns with wonderful effect. No 11:45 n.m. 12:05 p.m. ' v® ,hn slr'b irs go hack. The avBut brewing at home is mussy and No. • 3:42 p.m. 3:52 p.m. Ur 'U8inc88 is prim arily in­ out-of-date Nowadays, by asking at No, ...10:00 p.m. , " 1 1,1 having people employed, nny drug store for n bottle of JOHN GOVE, Proprietor litt!. . re neM “ n whoIe' u n>»kes “ W yeth’s Sngc and Sulphur Com Trilby Branch slri " re,lcc ^or wh,,m individuals ------_ CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY NTS pound, you w ill get thin famous old Departs 1018 West First Street G ARD EN I,rpPar,,Hon, improved by the addition xNi 7:00 a.m. "I Prophesy that the threatened' o f other ingredients, which can be de- xNi 3:25 p.m. T» n » pended upon to restore natural color xM( shifting joU k° T^1' 1 by thl‘ mi‘n A C H E E R F U L W E LC O M E A W A IT S Y O U 7:30 a.m. .> J Th« *e men engaged in no 19.— At «nd beauty to the hair. Nr 7:00 p.m. i Thursday A well-known downtown druggist ' " hnvo not bee uhlo to sectire the wnter- *ny* It darkens tho hair so naturally Leesburg Branch h, l" " ' in trad‘*s. U nder, present warded to and evenly that nobody can tell it has A rriv e Departs ‘^ "'litio n s the cut is justlBering Co., been applied. Aou simply dani|>cn n xNa ---- - 3:56 p.m. ,[ j1' the8e n,t’n r °uld not secure ------ 2:50 p.m. • < 4 ere a wage equivalent to whnt ....... 5:50 pjn. If L _ ron'18 arp now paying them. ..... . 1:30 p.m. PTou.")V iVr' *’U8inc88 bt’ginn to im-* .... 7:00 p.m. for l i. * 8Umn,cr» and the demand i able ?h T iacreaBp>. H Is very prohOviedo Branch *Jlc . 4 best o f these inaintcn- , .— 7:46 pan. the b u ll'll mCn Kct P°**tions in I x.»v, European Plan Corner Building r — n , By» except Sunday, Open all the 1r# Professional Men and Women Employment Bureau BE SURE A N D SEE TH E PACKARD SINGLE SIX STUDEBAKER AND CHEVROLET CARS SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY _______ nitos. SANFO RD ^•n?hlntr nnCCof wuy’ are ,nr«e,y A. C. FORT, Agent M ARBLE & G R AN ITE �the SAlWQflp DAILY )AY. ?r • r r THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1922 Peculiar Story Told By Youth on Murder That Fooled Police I iff Jactuonrillr Man Waa Killed by Itoy of Seventeen in Self Defense JA C K S O N V ILLE , June 1 9 -G e o . C. Smith, member o f the city fire de­ partment, whose body with a bullet wound above the heart was found in the railroad yards Wednesday morn­ ing, met his death when he attempted to Lake advantage o f a youngster just arrived in the city, according to a story told by Homer Rauls, 10, 0f Co­ lumbus, Ga.. who surrendered to the authorities Saturday. H The youngster was held pending an Investigation, while authorities as­ serted they were strongly inclined to believe him. Smith had apparently been dead several hours when his body was found near tho union depot by a rail­ road switching crew early Wednesday morning. w ¥ • K ’ 8M M 0 w» m.t thn 8. * » ji a three mile triangular course and will THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY. JUNE been going like wildfire in the South­ ern shoots, making the highest run in three and being high over all in two. In the Mississippi state shoot Frank Hughes and F. F. Woodward each broke 'j'J out o f 50 pairs— a new world’s record at doubles shooting. Woodward made his record on the first day of the tournament and Hughes on the third. American Association f Co i in to tlrj do j no vl«j t ! ft! *.♦0-22-24-2fl-c I First N ation al At New York, 4; St. i.ouia, 5. A send professional nrbiter named ' " “ "It Hauls, who was accompan­ A t Philadelphia. 8; Chicago, fi. This ia a tough year for the Hid Pool was attacked twice nnd. in ex­ ied by his relatives and his attorney A t Boaton-Cincinnati, rain. line champions o f the sport o f trap­ plaining why he called the game, said when he surrendered Saturday a fter­ a riot was imminent. A t Brooklyn, fi; Pittsburgh. 5; (14 shooting. noon, said he was employed by the innings) A COMMUNITY BUILDER The game ran along until the sixth Year in and year out the trapCentral of Georgia railroad at OolumInning with the score 5 to 0 in favor j '’ hooting championship in quite a bus. He came here Tuesday morning American l-eagu<•>f Pnlntka, not n St. Augustne play- 1 F. P. FO RSTER . President number o f states have been by to visit his uncle. 0. B. McElroy, fo re­ - — won -M / |•r gettin g a hit or renching second ! A t ( hicago, 2; Washington, 0. I« F. W H IT N B R , Cash!., •om© one o f two or three men but i . mn ,, man In the Iw.iler department of the A t Cleveland, 1; New York, 2. Scaledrd A ir Line shops. Ilfs mother this year „ |ot o f the champion, have Ancient X M U ck^l r ' V ? "ru "" A t Detroit, 11; Boston, 9. failed nnd in thidr places we find a i l l <-'«> attacked ( atcher Charfollowed him the next day. A t St. Louis, 3; Philadelphia, 2. ' « . f n,-w The n . Z . 1 , S' V" * 1 ln“ Tuesday night the youngster said M.t b . r .. . In the Irnp.hnoln,, world I ’ Z i ? . WM* he decided to come up town. When he | American Association started to return he lost his way and I but but tn«.v .h o , rcrtainlv ccrulnjjr ,. r» . " . i/___ k m n i T . C8rand . Z , stand “ T ir. * ,’aUgeneral n" At Columbus, 7; Milwaukee, found himni*lf near the* union station. A t lol» d«>, 7; Kansas City, 3. j In Alabama In this predicament he was accosted A t Indianapolis, 2; St. Paul, I the title; in by Smith who asked the location of a A t Louisville, 7; Minneapolis, 10; Georgia, IL J. Foster; in Indiana. certain hotel. The youngster replied U l innings). the peaceful part o f the eighth. I rank Thompson; in Mississippi, R. that he was a stranger and himself But when a runner that would hnve ill used by some manufacturer, in making Self RU. W. Baird; in Missouri, W. C. Dentpneeded Information. Smith fofered to Southern Association. gjven the locals a lend was called out ng. In appearance it may deceive experts. | w -ey: in New Jersey, M. 8. Haines; in start him in the right direction of his tcct your (aMi* by uflin^ A t Birmingham, 1 ; Memphian, I at the plate, the storm broke anew. unrlc’a home and to do so they set North Carolina, L P. H a d ; in Ten- T h ir.ii^ .. At Atlanta. 2; Little Rock. 5. nessee.McGnnnock Hayes; in West I . h, ,nu,n ‘ "rtc r o f the local* about to cross the railroad yards as n (O nly two games scheduled). means of saving time. When deeply Virginia, IraWilliams.Unless we t-m™ 'n . lhe '.,ugout »tntck in the yards Smith confronted him • rc „ . . U , m i.lak.n pop. „ f ' , T r * '« • ' GAMES TO D AY . k .V p,n>r r . tock Carter to task and tha have ever In-fore with a pistol and ordered that the boy Jacksonville nt Orlando. »o n . two W . „ d . „ , ht b„ k “ d Kive up his money. The lad, much championship. SL Petersburg at Tampa. lands, while pandemonium broke smaller In stature than Smith, grspAyrock In, Florida, Beer in OklaDaytona aV lakeland. ba.se in the stands themselves pied with him. Subsequently Smith hnnia. Cairns in Kansas, and Tappan Jtulge O. R. Goode addressed the was tripped and fell to the ground, the ir. Nebraska, who have won champion­ HOW ;y s t A N D boy coming from the struggle with his ship* in the past, repeated. Cham­ frns when order was restored and a »le l.i-aguiassailant's pistol. He fired and ran pionships are being decided every tasty conference o f the Palatka man which is the highest quality throughout, backed br Won L ist Pet. resulted in a decision to home. For two days he says he kept Nt. Petersburg week in the United .States and Can- ngement « firm with a reputation to sustain. A t your g r «6 1 .85 his secret, brooding all the while at Tampa nda and when the final results an- in T.-nk otf relations between the two cry. 3 3 r'tie« fo r the time being. the turn the official investigation in­ Orlando 'm . ; ,herp ** 10 m* nY new names 3 3 to .smiths death was taking. Two Jacksonville -aim among the champions thnt it will look ... 3 4 .429 men and a woman had been arrested. Daytona ns if a lot o f old tim eri had cashed rn!?CCOnf n o n * 1*.’ . only Distributor*, Palatka .1 4 129 Thursday, the youngster confessed Lakeland 2 There are jjust as many new facH e r a l d office’ W h,,t> ,ht>> ,n‘ S t’ 5 .2hi; to his uncle and mother. At first not es among the doubles champions as Seymour, Indiana . believing hy», they were brought among the singles. "Tackhole" I akl-eagur Dunce Tonight, Lake Mary around to the full realisation, after winning the doubles title in AlaWon Lost Pet b«nm fo r three years was displaced. Ciwino. then other member* of the family New York T ue-Thr-Sn t-73-t fc 37 20 .549 ■were summoned to determine the St. I/<iui* The fact that a lot o f new champions 32 2fi .552 course o f action. This course Satur­ Pittsburgh Krto |" rr w' ,h u» ‘ bis year will do n won27 2fl day led to an attorney, who suggest­ Brooklyn ••'W derful lot o f g„,Hl in the clay target 31 28 ed that the boy immediately surren­ Chicago ‘:,,rnc. H will give a lot o f confl27 29 .182 der. dence to others who have never been Cincinnati 28 32 .Ifi" able to hang it on the veterans. ° f the three arrests in connection Boston 21 30 .444 with the cose, r»granc> charges, were Philadelphia Some remarkable shooting is being 19 34 .358 -A • placed against R. |.. Hunt and F. A. done this year. ................ In the wn Oklahoma , iH iH iH M Williams, while authorities indicated state shoot “ Pete" M iller broke 37® . .................... -uiiier oroke 371 Danrv T o n ig h t . I dike they would release Mrs. Estelle Gild­ C'4uino. A la r y S‘ r.ig h ‘ nnd Frank Troeh broke 3341 Tuo-Thr-Sat 7 ;i » > 'j ; V " n" *'rnnk Troch brokp 3341 _____I T 1 n r-N a t-Yd-t fc j Troch and M iller each broke 543 tar­ er, a waitress. Hunt is said to have been a traveling talesman. Mrs. Gil­ __________ I * * 1* " u‘ o f 550. Boyd Duncan has d er’s arrest caea about in the belief Under weatherproof surface of Flex-a-TUe that she knew something o f the man’s Shingles lies a base of genuine Richardson felt— hidden death. Blish Milling Co. SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE Outer Beauty.—Inner Strength , I H1? of a akyBcraper stands a iketetoo of sted-—hidden, yet h<jdimr theTmii grthcr for all time. etmcUiro to- •Smith was married and had children. 8 :m r* I rom D A YT O N A BEACH C A S IN O at K Tlie b «t obtainable materials, and all fie ikill TICKETS. S2.(hi p io S ° of 5ZJL R o o fin g ’ A ro iIp f.K : SPECIAL NOTICE- ™!'■!tz>ITTt,:ks|)av ! I.... .............. ’ * . 7 ' HIJIISIIAJ . and SATHIIIIAV na^ml r f c Tlmth l- p im * O rch eH in i, P ia n o , S a x o , B a n jo a n d D rum m ‘innet* or $1.00 f „ r e v e n in r _ ’ ,mJ<> a n d l r",s ’ » N A ll D a n res T a g Has Sanford any skippers? ■ ■■■ The Yalaha Yacht Club of la k e 1 • county has invited Florida rities and * Legion Posts to participate in nn In- £ tercity regatta, to lH* sailed Uk,. Harris « „ July fi. This club has reccntly come Into great prominence in tl “ I , n .. ,rr, nK >n' ht"’ , and ■II identical in every measurement, and other neighboring cities are Invltto send one or two skippers to Lake Harris on July fi to compete for first and aecond prise cup*. „ f f t.r,.d m. w«T,e»lub'. y.h" ,. n,iri' ,,#ei ,,f ,hc ''h'b Will Ik* at the disposal o f the visiting contestants, who will (|ruw lot* for ‘ he boats they will *ni|. Enrh f Ry wdl a U , Ik- allotted not more than tw o . Of the yachts. Eaeh visiting s k ip p er!! may bring hi* own crow « f one No t form er sailor, who is „ Ut||v oul ))f practice, need h .-fla te lh aaept t},- _ ■nvitntion to try and |mt hi. city on 5 the map nautieally, f-,r the local Y. L . skippers will Ik* ready to go along a . crews on juch yacht* « they may be desired. ; «»'■ The cups, whlrh nre said to lx* hand- >* acme bronze cup. inluhl with sterling! ■ nilvi-r, will berome the property o f th e ia skip/.ark earning them, while the city’ 5 or rltlea they represent will gain the ■ glor>most nccomnli.h,,l S K lo r y of o f having having the the most accomplished,. a r - ......... ....... .... . : Fares Greatly Reduced J a c k s o n v il l e t o N E W YORK AND RETURN $ 5 _ 9 . . 1 i ' . ' •—* I ^ '■ > '*«■ 8 the Bid ter' *St iri nrooms" '-111^ ncldiHnl" .A(5fomm<?lntion». F»r cording lb size location « ,!°nnI c]mr« c is made, nc *1 ■ bath, other with u-i, i 5.u,_ t“ : ,.8 K0mc or,)e w!th nnd hath, j 0110*,’ with double beds ■1 connecting private lavatory f n c ilif i ■ r, ... it*'*‘, n ............... » • « wnuiui, fwe; u to. (• L X In v n r ^ f ftd d e tl t o f nr a r c h it e c t u r e .I t S ii “ u l p r o d u c e d i t a n d a g o h aa ^ ^ rKiv1° A " lcl" * ivo. a... I ^ T h r««h a d d a to th e h e a o tv F^EX-A-TILE OIANT 3TAN0ASD tJ by « » . v o th er t m to S t f th ° ’ WC“ U W n " tUr<' l a 'r m a n e n c o l,0 U K (' or th a t A n d t h e y a rt o f ^ np h a l t S X O W ™ fC O V C r in 8 f o r f u r t h e r , „ f „ r , n a t io n th e c ar ter l u m b e r Mohmvk............ June 8 17 26 j2 6 15 1 For fl|rther information, nddroM “ C O M P A N Y JOCKHonville .lackHonviile, ]Florida J- B. Caldcr, Agent, Sanford, Fla. T * . ’ t- - ‘T'i- v. i . . ’ Pictorial Review I)rc*» No. ’fi/Ji : H In 41 Price, 7>j cents . Y O U ^ T* (TrOPPr*^ VA I W V t kj MADE LOOKS AND IS Next to Princess Routh’s Bakery Silk fringe nr a shaggy Jur is all that is ueidol to make this straight­ ...vki.i,. ..f dark-blue ...ib.ijn line dress o duvetyn .indis unctive. the large armholes extend almost to the normal waist-line, but in order tlwt there may lie no mistake Mirx/Ma the tllV fashionable •.MHHFIMlIlt waist-line, U.IIM-IIIR', a aliout nirr.Mi. I..I, o ..{f leather I.... ....________ narrow belt trimmedI with monkey-fur tassels define* it Tile «i in double rows fringe or fur lur is iu us«i! on skirt and sleeves. •tlUIIUIII Medium size IUC rrauirrs 5 yard* o f fur banding and 1 't yards 54-in.di material. 20 yea11 BREAD At . and 16 to C A I’ I M U R K K II l « S T Lang Co. deration, who is a candidate to suc- Ai l I is JuHN.T.tHPA L L HIS F URN IT U R h hPn,C,f: Mwfo r second Chicago, Licensed Electrical Plummer of vice-president; Contractors Mrs. James E. Hays. Georgia, candl As we go to press wo learn thnt drte fo r r.nording secretary, nnd Nlss Capt. K. It. Murrell lost all his furni­ Florence Floore. o f Texns, fo r treas­ tu r e in the fire this morning when the urer. L c ffle r liousc on Melonville avenue was burned. Capt. Murrell had all o f MISS McCLATCIlIE Ids furniture stored in this house a f­ IS LAID TO REST ter he left the Montezuma Hotel ami was living in a furnished house. Ey- , “ Ir Thr *«..M-lntrd Prr.al erything i-i j Hung lie ho possessed was wns in **-tho S T - PE TE R SB U R G , June 20.— Wiring, Repairs, Supplies No job too small or large SENATE PASSES ANNUAL NAVAL APPROBATION AND BUSINESS S DIRECTORY : FIERY, ITCHY SKIN QUICKLY SOOTHED WITH SULPHUR (ieorge A. DeCottes ELECTRIC S. 0. Shinholser Washing1 Machines n ny ty p c products Fans, Etc. F , P. R.mes SANFORD NO VIiLTl WORKS BANK General Shop and Mill H.IJZ. n iw iiu ivt Work ' CO. Irons, Stoves, “ • w. MKRNDON CO NTRACTO R and ‘‘ IT Ytinn, . . . 1 _ 1 a . . U (Commrrclal Street i' u auxiliary nca- . withdrawal Miniuriwm itmrn'! *irnt( nnd four ,i?ht frMm Roosevelt Auxiliary Weilamend "lent, thp offica-p rhnlleng r____ 1 1 1 ' M ... SI I i At I T \ . . _______ A n . ... nosdny, June 21, nt four o’clock nt the Democrat*, Senators King, Overman The Itoy instantly gave the officer’s court house for the purpose o f per- o f North Carolina, Walsh o f Massaarnt a wrench, threw hint to the floor fccting permanent organisation organization Jchusetta 'rhusetts and and Walsh Walsh o off Montana, Montana, voted voted R f m T I K I ,fectin K "a Permanent n m l .. I * I .. •« 0\9 a //I . . —tL.I.ikk... . € it* 1 lt . k lt .lf A . . nnd took the flashlight. u 0,,, -■•** nnd election o f officers. Relatives o f in its behalf. Another amendment by ukhu" *>*»tv®.». ai'isutrrs 01 •*••■* w iinu. /wtoiner nmemlment _H .nfard . . _ • Senator King to to cut cut the the marine m arir'* corps Senator King ... ------ ----------------- -from was make® no difference; we front 19,500 men nten to 17,500 men nt mlnrtiwl •• m . . . I vote. .. a ATC fl'-11!y for the 03 WCll OR the rejected Urlttinsil without a record short trips. Call 498 fo r n Quick Ser­ ns charter list closes *vlth this meet­ vice Transfer. fi0-tfc-m ing. FT. FIE R C E R E FU SE S Itpal KHlate and Inauranc* LOU SMITH TEKHEUN, Chairman. rLOIttD* Sanford Machine £ * ! Foundry Co. C*ntr,l Machine and Boiler W ork; p 1 nd,r Grinding; DeLuxe Piatoaa; ‘Krrslze Itlnrs . n<i i»t m . ' g. . _ K' fnd P ,“ » F ,FwbH*l •*«r Banda; Crank 8hafta re- Dance Tonight, Like Mhrv Casino. Tue-Thr-Sat-73-tfc The easy spender may he a “ good fellow,” but he is a foolish man and everybody knows it. TO CLAM I' DOWN WOMEN H C LUB S OF THE SUNDAY LID A L L T H E STATE}? A R E A T CH AU TAU QU A (*Z Tfc* A.aorlatrd 1'rra.l F O R T PIE R C E , June 2 o !!iD isre. ■a ' garding the warnlnga o f Sh eriff RuffBOY SCOUTS E N T E R T A IN E D . ner to clamp down the Sunday lid, Fort Pierce business houses whoso The Boy Scout troop o f the Bap- custom it is to remain open on Sun­ r h»irch wns entertained at a wa- u«> day uiu did business uunincss as usual last Suntermclon cutting nt Crystal Crystnl lake by day. Deputlca from the sheriff** oftermelon by Scouts Acey Accy and nnd Andrew Carro- fice took names o f those who kept * ’»>’• Tw o car* and a *truck - • •left the 'open and these names will be turned c^urch 7 p. m.’ undcr the direction over to the county attorney, it waa f Scout Maatcr Haddock, Assistant announced. The later has stated that s « ut M aztcr S. M. Carreway and i ”* ,K,i Prosecute such caaes. I n r The A•••r laird l*rrJa| C H A U T A U Q U A , N. Y., June 2 0 .Several thousand women, represent­ ing every state in the Union, have gathered here fo r the biennia) conven­ tion o f tho General Federation o f Women’* Clubs, which open* today and will continue fo r ten days. Many prominent persons have acrepted Invitation* to speak during the sessions. Th,.*e will A. Edison. W ill H. Hays, Count Ilya IT I hat dollar in your hand may be the father o f your fortune— and its children may be working for you when you have to .stop. Spanish wnr war v*,‘ veterans and o ntf those timae 8p>ni,h crans and g n v , their .... ....... ... .in. . __ . . . . _are ._ who guvo lives 1898-1902 . IYlff*fH fl 11V invited Snvltml to In join (nlh the Hin auxiliary niivitiari' cordially Geo. W. Knight ‘ •n>*d; agenta for Calllc Inho rA nJ Outboard u , " o M o to r * . ---------------p h<m# „ : Mr. anil Mrs. I L T. Parker, o f TulIchoma, Tenn., are the guests o f Mr. and Mrs. L. Y. Bryan nt their home on ‘ |Palm etto avenue. PROFESSIONAL : Sunford to Jacksonville and Refiirn <1(1 im ..... ^ n 11 ,C^ Yn ? £ , i T .E A M S H I P nSB‘?»K ‘ r Department ................. r\ Vj Mrs. G. A. DeCottes ami Miss Louisa DeCottes returned to their home in Jacksonville Sunday a fter n ve ry pleasant visit here ns the guests o f Mr. and Mrs. George DeCottes. L " NF0" U A DnJ light amt Searchlight Trip „ „ ,hc Beautiful St. John, ______ uivcr i jr \ Sanford Maid Committeeman Dnrruw. A fte r a Mazda Lamps Electric Fnna swim the cutting began, nnd if you want to know how to cat w ateim el­ Electric Manges, Fixtures and on just come out some tim e und watch Appliances. the scouts go to it. Mr. nnd Mrs. R. T. Thrasher am! I f your boy is not n scout ho is sure n,“ l ha'1 no Insurance on it. Dorothy McCIntclile, who lost Estimates checrfuly furnished issing a good time. ' r' *'4'^ * cr bad only n small insur- ber life Saturday ns n result o f being daughter Louise, left this morning in lit East. 1st 81. Hanford, FIs ---------------------------inn“ ' " n ‘ he house and the loss falls nttatked by r. monster fish while their car for Wnyncsvillc, N. C., heavily on nil o f them. The lifiuso be- swimming in the liny here, w’ as Imrwhere they w ill join Mr. nnd Mrs. F. ing out o f the city limits could not bo led today. Hundreds o f persons at­ All wiring done in accordance S. Daiger, o f Tampa, and spend tho saved as there was no water avail­ tended the funeral, one o f the largest with Fire Underwriters’ Rules. summer. able when the fire department reach­ ever held here. Flowers were drop­ Best of references furnished. ed the lire. The sympathy o f the ped on the grnvo from the sir by (Jive us a trial and he convinced. D. L. Thrasher returned home yes­ friends o f the fam ily is extended to Albert \\ hltted, locnl aviator nnd per- I'. O. Box 815, Holland, Florida terday afternoon from Los Angelos, them in their loss. sonnl friend o f the Ill-fated girl. C alif., where he nttended the In ter­ MI bs Mnry Muhncr, who at tho risk national convention o f the Rotary Dance Tonight, Lake Mary FOlIt IIA It VEST HANDS o f her life, kepi the body o f Mice Me­ Club. • He also visited places o f inter­ Casino. W A S H IN G T O N , June 2 a — The anTue-Thr-Sat-73-tfc est in the West, nnd enroute homo K IL L E D IN K A N S A S ' 'ntchle allont until aid nrrived, wns nu«l naval appropriation bill, carry­ unable to nttend tho funernl. She Is stopped over nt the eustern markets to Why pay more? The Berger Steol ing approximately 3295,450,000 nnd ,,, ‘ ‘Jr TS* AaaeHntrd Prrasl buy goods. still suffering from nervous shock titter, |2.25. See us before you buy. You Csn Find the Nam e o f providing fo r an enlisted pcrlonnel of M IC H IT A , Knns., June 20.— Four and physical strain. — Elder Springs Water Co. Phone Every Lire Professional and 80,000 men, was panned late yester­ harvest linnds were killed by a trnln Vetertn fishing guides today declar­ J E N N Y S P A U L D IN G C IRC LE. 31!. 61-2te Ilusiness Man In Sanford In day by tho Senate nnd sent tu confer­ near here today. ed thnt they believed thnt Mins MeTho Jenny Spaulding Circle met lust ence with the House. This Column Eaeh Day Clntrhlo nn" had OPl,n been attacked attacked by a w i n ! it a tr . b> n woek at the home o f Mrs. Godwin; Action on the enlisted penuinnel, W IC H IT A , knns., June 20— E ig h t - porpolso instead o f n barracuda ns this week the meeting will be with now about 115,000, is final as the — harvesters were killed In railroad a c J nt first reported, Mrs. Herbert Speer ni nt n her homo upop- senate Senate accepted the house " ir nomo decision I®l«ent* I •’Went* tmlay today in the Kansas wheat # E*___ ___ . *a train . posite Rose Court, Wednesday after- and the question will not come_ ibefore bel‘ . Four were run over by Hnr"ftln» found enrh dny hy read­ V°on at 8:00 p. m. A ll niemlK*r* nre the conferees, who w ill deal princi- " « « r Wichita, three fell o f f a train ing the Herald Ads. urged to bo present. Senate increases o f annul nbout I M Newton nnd or one wns killed in a •pally < with wi . w. v siixiciint'a w . dii mill Vtlorney-at-Law ----------£11 ODHODn A U A . Iff_____ t ft. t __ f - L i a__ I . $14,000,000 over the liousc bill. There freight tritin wreck, Brer Sru irole County Bank ST. AG NE S G U IL D P IC N IC was no record vote on final passage SANFORD F LO R ID A One* o f the most enjoyable picnics ami no effort xvns made to reduce the JURY WILL DECIDE Meiitho-Sulphur, a pleasant cream, given this season wns thnt o f yester­ enlisted personnel. IF TWO KLS.HES ARE will soothe and heal skin that Is irri­ day given by the members o f the St. Unsuccessful efforts to end Anteritated or broken out with ecsomn; thnt WORTH $25,000.00 Agnes Guild nt I-ake Mnry. can occupation o f Ilniti, the Domini­ is covered with ugly rash or pimples, Tho members met nt the homo o f C. can Republic, Contrnclor and Builder Nicaragua, and to ...... iO r Thr AaaiM*lntrd l»rra«| or is rough or dry. Nothing subdues M. Hand on Pnrk avenue, and m otor­ launch n congressional investigation * m e AGO, Juno 20.— For the sec* fiery skin eruptions so quickly, snyn SANFORD • -•• F LO R ID * ed to the lake in ears nnd n large o f navy administration ntnrked the •mil time a Jury w ill tr)’ to decide a noted skin specialist. truck. final day’s debate. An amendment by whether two kisses nre worth $25,000 The moment this sulphur prepara­ The afternoon war merrily spent Senator King, Democrat, Utah, pro­ to Mis* Mathilda Henkhanlt, student tion is applied the itching stop* and with bathing, music and other things, viding fo r withdrawal o f American nurse. She claims Dr. Justin L. a fter two or three application*, the and late in the afternoon a picnic rup- marines from the two rcmiMir-s .*■!' Mitchell gave her the kisses throo ecr >nia is enne nnd th« .kin f. drifght per consisting o f every thing that goes Nicaragua December 31 next, was re- years apart. fully clear nnd smooth. Sulphur is so Expert Auto Repair Work to mnke up a perfect picnic supper, Jccted, 42 to 9, aft**r a nearly nil day ..... * precious as a skin remedy d>’ because it Pkooe JO Corner First and O ki was served nt a long table placed in debate in which the American policy S K K ,*T|L,A L P O LIC E M A N destroys the parasites Hint enuso tho the pavilion. of intervention wns both attacked nnd DOWNED BY HOY WHO burning, itching or disfigurement. "WE DELI VEIL THE ii OU1H’ Am ong those enjoying this a ffa ir defended. Mentho-Sulphur always Ttenls eczema C O N FE S8K D JAX K IL L IN G were Mrs. K. W. I ’carman ami chil­ Investigation o f naval administra­ (right up. dren, Mr*. Kessler and baby o f Jack­ tion was proposed by Senator M e ffflr Thr %a«nrlnfrfl |'rr««| I■ A /* st smnll jar of Bowles Mentho-Sulsonville, Mrs. W. M. Holding and Het­ Cormlck, Republican, Illinos, but Itm JACKSONVILLE, June lf.-S k e p I'bur may I k * had nt nny good drug S to r a g e Facilities ty Holding, Mrs. Howard Overlin, Mrs. resolution drew objection from Sena­ ticnl officials c« nrerned in the story store.— A«lv. ,f " » .'b'a-e ).IU, tell others; if po F’nul Diggers ami son Paulie, Mrs. tor Dial, Democrat, South Carolina, lidtl by the sixteen year old young105 Palmetto Avenue fr *I I'hom* 498 Bloom o f Paint Beach, Mrs. M. Min- nnd was referred to the nnvnl com­ ■tor, Herman Rawls, of Columbus, You won’t find us on the street FLORIDA corners, blocking tra ffic, you get us arik nnd children, Mrs. Chris Mnt- mittee. It contemplated n survey to La., to the effeet that he overpowered SANFORD member .........city o f tht thews, Mrs. Archie Betts and Charles abolish useless navy . yards _ .... ...... .. .... and sta- George C. Smith,........... by phono 498. 00-tfc-m Iletts, Marshall nnd sun, lions, McCormick declaring .......... department, ami (j _ ■ " " " I Mrs. ...in. C. J. ..liar .mm aaiiu nun, u viu, Senator nniinur .lICV/OrmiCK ........ ’ took R his pistol amt • killed *him when Mniith attempted nt tat. , 1 tto, . ! ______ Mrs. Clarke Leonard!, Mrs. Thomas ‘ hat there was a navy "pork barrel" ''m "h en Smith In s u ra n c e A g e n c y F. East and daughter, Mrs. Gwynn and one-third o f its establisAments *lim ,,,, ’ n*t Tuesday night, had f i r k - -AUTO—BONDS Fox nnd children, Mrs. A. W. Lee, w'erc were unnecessary. 1,10 *M’>' nemonstrnte his protective Mrs. Fred S. Daiger nnd son, Fred Controversy on the Haitian nnd . ^ " ‘ ‘’rdny. ericlc nnd Rev. A. S. I’eck. Dominican Intervention policy divided ,Sn,i‘ " . 31 years old, was much largl»oth parties. Five Republicans, Sen- ‘‘r t,lnn ,h‘‘ ,M,y’ 0nc hu!,l<y official COL T il EO. ROOSEVELT ,...... ntor* ........ Borah..o f Idaho, JOnnson Johnson 01 o f Cal- "PI,ro" cht’'1 •U '"'1" hi* cell yesterA U X IL IA U Y M E E TIN G Ifom ia, Ladd o f North Dakota, I , Uay. brandishing a flashlight, ' • U. COLI^ER, Prop. ' ou to hnve overpowered -------|Follettc of Wisconsin and Norris o f There will be a meeting o f Colonel ( fjobrnska, supported Senator King's Smith; let’s see you take this flash lo ca l d e a le r s for FLEX-A-TILE I Yf- r* plKlI h .« n total n U . t n t .m l the (icncnil r n b n l l M o fW o m ra ', second choice comhincil, o f 29.033 nnd Clubs, delivering the welcoming R- L. Eaton 28,490. ninking Camp­ dress. Mrs. Percy V. Penny-backer, . bell’s puijority 543. president o f the Chautauqua Women’s Telegraphic reports from tho three PlnL aoTsJ L ..s a Club snnd hostess to at the convention, | missing counties Indicate thnt there also will sneak. will not lie more than 20 in the major­ The program embraces n wide varity either way. ioty o f subjects fo r discussion. These There is only a difference o f 203 In Include intrrnatlonnl relations, public the fi.l.L second choice votes which revenues nn.d expenditures, American have been tabulated. Campbell gets citizenship, tho problem o f tho ex­ 3,170 nnd Enton 2,957 o f the second service man, child w elfare, motion choice. pictures, the elimination o f illiteracy, public henlth, education, nrt, litera­ " I ’m Going Right Straight n*ck tc ture, music nnd science. My Dear Old Florida Home,” nt HinPlans fo r the purchasing nryl fur­ ternilster’s Piano Store, Welnka Block. nishing o f n *200,000 home in Wash­ 20-tfp ington, D. C., to be used ns a national headquarters o f the federation, are C A R P E T S A N D RUGS W A SH ED expected to Ik* completed during the nnd cleaned by an expert. Wiltons, meeting. Axminstcr, Brussels and Oriental The biennial election o f officers also Rug* n specialty. Summer rate*. " i l l be held. Mrs. Tho*. G .W inter nr,,,, „ inriI „ r h( Drop a card or phone and we will cnll IiniI , ,, 1, ,„ L a candidate fo r re-election to the i n KUl l'*“ mnte. A ll work guar- ••Dice o f president without opposition. 1nn‘ i‘i'd-— Snnfortl Steam Pressery, iPhone 5fi0. m « • „ Others are Mrs. W. R. Jennings, o f I «.»-Oip Florida, vice-president o f the general Quick Sen ice Transfer n "!a n< ? «x > f. » b o th e r n e w !itr e n K l ' 1 ft n (' M te r a d a n t^ o r I,..- ■ ■ th in i n n e r n t r e n g t h 'r rr<’uarri- u“ ■ : CLYDE LINE returning1from New V'iirk "eke,., „ „ sale prind,™, •' .•' am n V I.k . Illock Thn. For Better Lights saturated with saphalt-coatcd on both aides Summer Excursions »•>• i.re*c„t.d «> M r Thomas Upton with one o f his world famous “ perpetual challenge • ups. Die l.ipton races will he held annually beginning next winter The plans fo rtho Inter-.It, « r e unique. The club has « of •onie fift m i or twenty speedy littlo Paul Diggers. -. . with Mr* USE EDISON LAM PS U. h i t l u R.h m K l,0 r o o fa o f f e r p e r f e c t r a i i s t a n r a t o h e a t , c o ld o r m o ia t t ir e f r o m a b o v e o r I w n e a t h —...........» * » * * * » * » M , „ „ u ........... ...........j j. H, H I N T B B M I S i m i i ^ ^ r & ^ S ^ w r a xrrv g ir v I nnd nre tho guests o f their niece, Mrs. PIANO CO. OPTICIAN— OPTOMETRIST You'will at the the xou wiu find nna BUIy um y Hoffman llotTmnn at — . _ •r o fthe American Legion; Hugh 8. H of-M ac Bntery Co. as usual, fifl-fltc (.ummings, surgeon-general o f th e ' T A L L A H A S S E E , June 20.— SufflUnited States; Simon Flcxner. o f th e ' D ance Tonight, Ijtko Mnry r,ent returns have been received by Rockefeller Institute fo r Medical Ro- C a s in o , Tue-Thr-Sat-73-tfe Secretary o f State H. Clay Crawford search and Judge Martin J. Wnde o f from tho primary o f Juno 6 to assure the United States district cou rt the nomination o f A. D. Campbell, o f The convcnU°n convention cconvened this mommomChinleV for r.H ‘ • . • 011 Thc o n v e n t this ~ SEVERELY SM A R T AND S IM P L E Miss Pnttye I.ylc had us her guest fo r the week end, Mrs Marks, o f Lakeland. Henry McLaulin, Jr. RETURNS SHOW Tolstoy, Hanford McNIder, command-; . w s w is a a COMPBELI. NOMINATED r r n fthfl 7-----. ......V__a •• dnZr^b"°.cr u" PHONOGRAPH r e c o r d s . late JSS'h'SJS « " ita B *,,dw m •* i ” nunscir. ^wuhTj >\ith Dade, Monroe morrow evening Prime Florida nnd Western beef.— Saturday— Mrs. J. D. W oodruff w ill entertain in honor o f Mrs. Hawkins Pure Food Mnrkct. <J7-5tp Connelly a recent bride. Monday—St. Agnes Guild will meet PIANOS * with Mrs. Paul Diggers nt tho homo o f Mrs. Zinscr on Palmetto avenue ph o no graph s nt 3:30 p. m. PLAYER ROLLS 2#. 1922 SMITH BROS. Garage and Machine Co. “ ro built io to eve ry munufaefur.. hie oi * ie x -u -liie 101UlC 4 11 S O C IA L C A L E N D A R POPULAR SHEET MUSIC ifP Vacuum Cleaners w itb o u t ' P H IL L IP S ’ L A K E M A R Y CASINO TH URSD AY, JUNE 22ND Inter-City Kegalta Yalaha Yacht Club . •vant San ford Sports ij. W ill Have Rig Time on l ake lliirrit on July fi Giant N LW H E R R Y’S FAMOUS ORCHESTR \ two wTS meet Tuesday— Mr. and M ~ . A lbert PinckThe City Commission w ill — 1 ney Connelly w w ill ill entertain entertain at at n a rcu -day July 3r,I ‘ ° *QU* R ** the City ncy Connelly tisfjim'ent roll, nnd to hear com™ I,tion and dance nt their homo on on . lBt* to valuation ns fixed by the Magnolia nvc., in honor o f Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hawkins Connelly. Tuesday— Mrs. Percy Mero w ill en­ L. R. P H IL IP S , tertain the members o f the Sans City Auditor and Clerk. Souci Bridge Club. J.J0-22-24-C Friday— Seminole Bridge Club w ill meet with Mrs. Fred S. Daiger, Jr., A Quick Service Transfer at your ut her homo on Fourth street, at all. 60-tfc-m 3:30 p. m. ■Let s have that kind o f co-opera­ tion here. tlie Sr tall*, a, ..U lia — e l T T f l T l T * ' iV R r-allr atutreelatm NOTICE those who, through co-operation keep in constant touch with our bank; who give us a chance to know their needs, and who prove themselves worthy o f the best this bank has to offer. SPORTS Daily Fashion Hint -If /.? WE SERVE BEST ^ fx ^ 5.- PAGE PIVH book* will C1°M . MRS. F R K IM JA IG B R , 8 o w .*» Editor. a t r Rcgirirntlon jane 30th, lM 2' Phone 2I7.W 1 L. R- P H IL IP S , City Registration Offlecr. Florida Grocery Company iffi S O C IE T Y notice Won Lost Pet. St. Ixiuis .............. 36 24 .600 on the south shire o f Lake Harris. New York ............ 35 2C .674 Any Sanford man with a knowledge Detroit ..... .... ....... -o 31 Sne Clev«Um i _______ _ 29 30 .492 Chicago 29 30 .492 28 32 to the secretary o f the Y. Y. C., Yal­ Washington .423 floston ............... 23 33 .400 aha, Fla., without delay. He will be furnished immediately with such ad­ Southern Association ditional information as he may need. Won Lost B A L L GAME E N D E D ,'jj Memphis IN G E N U IN E F IG H T 'S Mobile ...... Little Rock (U » Tfce AuselstrS Preaa| " New Orleans ST. A U G U STIN E , June 2 0 .-T ra d i- ■ Birmingham tional baseball rivalry between Palat- ■ Atlanta ____ ka and St. Auguatine, the latter also g Nashville ___ know as the “ Ancient City,” mounted 1 Chattanooga above the breaking point when the ■ Y E S T E R D A Y ’S R E SU LTS two clubs met here Saturday. The £ Florida State league. TE N •s t a t e s H A V E N E W TR A P aituatio was intense throughout, with * A t Orlando, 6; Jacksonville, 5. occasional outbursts, but in the 8th § C H AM PIO N S. A t Lakeland, 6; Daytona, -I. Inning thr game ended when a gener­ At Tampa, 7; St. Petersburg, 6. I By Peter P. Carney, Editor Nation­ al melee of players nnd fandom oc­ curred. National League. al Sports Syndicate.) he tailed about 2:30 p. m. at Yalaha. Tizsxzt CHEAP FLOUR put III. i> i m cc tr cc (i The race will be twice around .V V.v.; • *r ■""T*;; -• ■ 8 9 ■ i Somehow we all respect the man . who has “ money in the bank.” Your pass book is ready. ] The Seminole County Bank I g STRENGTH--------------P D n r.u ^ u ~ _________ * llU U K fchkS------------------ SERVICE, g � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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FL O R ID A . W E D N E SD A Y . JUNE 21, 1922 VOLUME IIL Florida’s Waterways Have Been Investigated Several Times . AMENDMENT J S S S S S 5* TO CONSTIT' , if the inland ibllshed by interesting ic name will and at San- and on to Miami via the Florida Lnat Coast canal, or a route located Immcdiately parallel thereto, The report of the hoard wan unh­ nutted with the estiina ted coat. The ' favorable recommendation of this Mninr Wil- hodv. however, wan not concurred in Headquarters Occupy Attention to Old Confederate Vet­ erans V E R D IC T MltS. PETEK OI.KSON. OF ad engineers at Washington. U. t., ana NKSOTA, NOMINA TED M. an adverse report was made by this MONDAY’S PRIMARY the Intter body to Congress. AMONG THEM BEING CARR OF In 1010 Congress directed the ex­ US CENTRAL SHOPS III7 The laaorlntril I'rraat same otlicc, will nom a nearing DURHAM AND IIAI.DEMAN (llr The Associated I’ ressl ST PAUL, Minn., June 21—A worniTB,OVERWHELMING CHAUTAUQUA, Now York, June Daytona in connection with the sur­ amination of the Florida East Const OF KENTUCKY. a in s t s t r ik e 21.— An amendment to the federal vey of an intcrcoustal waterway from canal with the advisability of purchas­ nn has been nominated for the Unit­ ing the same by the government and ed States senate by n major political I Hr The Assoelated Press) constitution for uniform niurriage nnd Jacksonville to Miami. RICHMOND. July 21.—The elect­ This matter has been the subject of its possible further Improv>enrent. This party for the first time In the history divorce law will he considered nt the CHICAGO, June 21.-A lthough ex­ nunitted 1----- by . the hoard, of the country. This heenmc appar­ ion o f officers nnd selection of meet­ bionninl convention of the general examinations and reports for the past report was coi.... pressing hope for rush ballots the rest Federation of W'omen’s Clubs which army engineers, consisting of three U. S. army engi- ent last night when returns from half ing place of the next convention la doxetv or more years, of the week union headquarters where opens here today. Tentative draft of of which Major W. It. the precincts participating in Mon­ on the program of today's session of near officers, ns fnr back as 1009 making those In ,hs .trike vote of railway employe* is amendment proposes four causes for vestigations, which so fnr have been l.nduo, the district engineer nt Juck- day's primary election showed Mrs. the United Confederate Veterans re­ being tabulated today expressed dis­ divorce, physical or mental cruelty, Anna Dickie Olesen had won the sen­ union. Prominently mentioned for s u member. unproductive o f results. appointment over the volume of re­ ■proven infidelity, dest rtlon for one t he report of this board wa* unfav­ atorial nomination of the Democratic commander-in-chief are General JulTwo routes hnvc been thought feas­ turns in the natlon-wde referendum of year or more or habitual drunkenparty over two male opponents. inn S. Carr, of Durham, North Caro­ ible, but army engineer boards nt orable to\ the purchase or improve­ When ITL'i of the state’s 3,318 pre­ lina, the present commander, General abopmen and other rail workers on Washington made adverse findings, ment of tlie canal. the question of a walkout in protest The Rivers and Harbors act of t on- cincts had reported, Mrs. Olesen had W. IL Haldeman, of Louisville, Ky, and the question is nfew reopened. .gainst wsge cuts ordered by the La­ gress of June 6, 1020, directed the pre­ a margin of 4,200 votes over Thomas General William B. Freeman of Rich­ A history of the surveys of canal bor Hoard. Reports on balloting at liminary examination of the inter­ Meighen, her nearest opponent, the mond. Jacksonville, -Now Orleans, routes, ns given out nt the United Burnside shops of Illinois Central coastal waterway from Jacksonville count then standing: Mrs. XUesin, Nashville, Louisville nnd Dallas sra States army engineer’s off Re nt Jack­ *,n- to effect that the boilermakers to Miami. Two public hearings have seeking the next reunion. sonville, shows the labor and time that then* voted overwhelmingly against liven held in order that the district lias been expended upon the projects. RICHMOND, June 21.—Returning engineer officer at Jacksonville, Ma­ It is us follows: to Richmond after n lapse of sixty In 1909 congress directed surveys jor William C. Lemen, could secure CHICAGO, June 21.— Disaster tor years, R. G. Tuedor, Confederate vet­ for an intercoastal waterway from information upon which to bnse his the striking railway unions nnd un­ eran of Augusta, Ga., yesterday un­ AND FIVE DAYS SUSPENSION Ronton to Key West, and n portion of report. fortunate results for their member­ covered front the rubbish on the floor These hearings were held last May the route from Fcmnndinn to Ke> WILL GET HIS ship was predicted to follow the of an old house and disclosed the like­ at Titusville and I’alm Beach, when West was assigned to the nrmy en­ GOAT threatened walkout of which n strike ness of General Robert E Too which were made that further gineer’s office of the United State* statements vote is now being tnken by nine xuilhe said ho cartel lltt.e with his gs were desired 1 1 1 order that (Hr The A.»»rln(rd I'rm l at Jacksonville for surveys and report, hearing road labor organisations, in a letter pocket knife while convalescing from CHICAGO, June 21.— Babe Ruth’s additional Information coult' bo so from Hen W. Hooper, chairman of the argument with Umpire Dincen yes­ a wound received in fighting around cured. Going into the official report? railroad labor board, to the union lend- terday before the Cleveland-New IRichmond. Hindu on the surveys it is found that York gnme will keep him out of the cri yesterday. . NEW YORK, Julie 2L—Gug.iemo, Answering a letter from the union game two days in addition to the three ,Marconi, wonder man of wireless, last RI< .hiefs, which declared the executives day suspension imposed yesterday. night announced the invention of was d would authorize a strike if the em­ President Johnson, of the American what might he termed a radio search- »hip ploye demanded it, Chairman Hooper League announced today. Johnson an­ light, Ity means of which radio waves ,,f Pr made categorical reply to the ’’fierto nounced thnt Ruth wns suspended which can lie reflected like light waves Conf* assaults" on the board, for which he without pny nnd that this feature'of may be sent In n given direction in n ( critic declared there was no ground. the decision will cost llnbe $l,.r>(8) ns beam, instead of being scattered tojCabo "With the degree of friendly intcr- Johnson says Ruth’s salary is $300 a ail points of the compass. |"hcin ,.,t (but I feel in these organizations The famous Italian said be believed j stnm and with the recognition I accord to this invention would be utilized in Presl their great service to the membership such a manner as to rid the sea of dress I am hopeful that they will not adopt some of its terrors, for with a revolv- .(on a course that will surely prove dis­ uses of a ennui along the Last t oast ing reflector, the transmitter would ond i ,000,000.00 ROAD astrous to organizations nnd unfor­ of Florida wan not sufficient to justi­ constitute a radio light liouse, ennoble f,>doi bond a p p r o v e d by tunate to the men composing them," fy the purchase nnd enlargement of , of flashing guiding beams nearly a HILLSBORO COUNTY Sc wrote Mr. Hooper. the existing canal or the construction hundred miles. pi, ii "It is regrettable that such n step ( U r I hr A s * » r l n ( r d I 'r r a a ) of the enlarged canal over a parallel Addressing a joint meeting of the he j TAMPA, June 21.— By n majority is <ontemplated nt a time when the Institute of Radio Engineers, and the who route. country is just entering upon nn era of about 1,200 the voters of Hillsbor­ American Institute of Electrical Engi- of Ji ..f more stable industrial conditions, ough county yesterday approved the necra on his latest discoveries, the in"I and that gives promise fo nn enlarg­ proposed issue of three million dollnra ventnr said of the proposed radio light ern ed degree of prosperity to railway for construction of about DM) miles house: woul of paved ronds in nil parts of Hills­ employes." "By means of the revolving beam mnW Although Chairman Hooper said in borough county. The program nlso of electrical radiation, it is possible j Di T fP . the letter, which was addressed to B. i n r l n d e a c n ? » t r 0 i'* * " 0 " f « for ships when within a certain d is-, (lmti .. Jewell, president of the cnilwny along Hillsborough bay to ilnllnsl tnnee to ascertain In thick weather, .out! •mployi ivpnrtmont of the Americnn Point nnd nround tho interlay pen­ the hearing and position of the light- whic Federation of Lnbor, thnt he felt no insular. |the ON THE STEEL MERGER CASKS house. , THEY The bond issue wns backed by ev­ POLICE THINK reply wus required to the union's "It seems to nio thnt it should l*e that OR FOREVER HOLD Til Kilt SOME MIAMI WINTER strike avowal, he expressed “ u will­ ery business man’s organization in possible to design apparatus by j. (,i FLEECE -TOURISTS" ingness to go beyond the strict limits Tiimpn. Effort's of a tnx-payers lea­ means of which a ship could radiate to h of my official authority, in the inter- gue to defeat the bond issue were un­ or project u divergent beam of the I Ai (Ur T h r A a a a r l m r S I ' r r a a l ( I l f T ti* A a a o r l n l 'i l I'r r a a l •••t of railway pence." Ho said he felt availing although a hard fight wns WASHINGTON. June 21. Attor­ short wave rays in any desired ilirec- ^Lee NEW YORK. June 21. The police it his duty to reply because the made. today notified the Miami polire that ney General Daugherty today without tion, which rays, if coming across u lie, So fnr ns enn he learned, the issue threatened strike "contains such posanother chrii they had under aurvsilnnce two men comment issued the following state­ metallic object, such ns Mlulites of loss nnd detriment" to the o f the $3,000,000 of rod bonds Is the among the three indicted May 30 by ment: "In regard to the two steel steamer, would be reflected back to foug ■inkers. The chnir added thnt * largest ever authorized by n general the Dnde county grand jury on charge merger cases now before the Depart­ the receiver on the sending ship ami j A nl.,(inn in nnv county south of the of swindling Peter R. Nicholson out ment of Justice it was announced to- thereby immediately reveal the pres- com of $120,000 in fake horse race scheme. dny the Department of Justice would encc nnd hearing of the other ship in'soss be glut! to hear from any dependable fog or thick weather. One further nil- •Julii person who has any legitimate argilW ife Says Killing FOIt UNIFORM MARRIAGE 1 DIVORCE LAW AT GEN Kit Al. FEDERATION J o f Burney Justifiable, Did Not Embrace Her Mabania Power Co., Ready to Pay Gov­ ernment 3 Millions M ir T h r A ....r ia l, d I 'r r .-I WASHINGTON, June 21 .—Officials of the Alnhnmn Power Company told the senate agricultural committee to•liiy the company wns ready to pay the government $3,000,000 for its in­ terest in the steam plant at Gorgus, "If the government insists three mil­ lions is a fair value for the plnnt." 11KLSING FOBS M ESS AG E SAYS JEWS MASSACREED • IN THE UKRAINE (U f T hr A ..o r ln lr d I 'r r u l COPENHAGEN, June 21.— Hels­ ingfors message says thnt terrible pogroms have been conimitten in tho Ukraine. The entire Jewish popula­ tion of four towns is reported mnusacreed. The report has not been con­ firmed from other sources. (Ur The (uiwtalfS CrMil JACKSONVILLE, Fla., June 21.— Mrs. Ethel Newman, 19-ycnr-oM wife of Gaither Newman, who Monday shot and killed W. A. Burney in the kitchen of Ills home, wavered yester­ day in her resentment towards New­ man's version of the nffnir, and while still emphatically denying thnt Bur­ ney n local furniture salesman, had embraced her. asserted her husbnnd was justified in klllng him. A coroner's inquest into the uffnir will be held probably today. Newman is held on n charge of murder. Ho says he saw the furniture salesman embrace his wife after having lain in hiding for the man. Mrs. Newman declared that the snlosmnn had conic to the house to discuss the ptirchr.ne of n phonograph. Yesterday, ns she held her six months old baby on her lap and plai­ ned to visit her husband in his ceil, she opined the killing was justifiable. She had told LuruOy repeatedly not to'comu to the house, shfe laid, warn­ ing him thnt her husbnnd would hnrm him. but the salesman persisted, she SIX KILLED WHEN TRAIN CRASHES INTO AUTOMOBILE PARTY OF SIX KILLED SPENT THE WINTER NEAR FT. LAUDERDALE (Ilf Thr Aa«nclnfr4 FT. LAUDERDALE, June *21.— The party of six persons who were killed nt the railrond crossing nt I-orraine, Georgin, yeaterdny, spent the Inst seven months three miles west of this city, renting a house from T. C. Frrris, n local merchant. The hus­ band of Drs. Lorcnn Cox, one of the victims, spent three months here but Irft some time ngt» for West Virginia. Thn party left here three weeks ngo in 'nn automobile for the north. TURPENTINE PRICES ’ ATTRACTING ATTENTION AMONG .OPERATORS IUr The A u orla lrd P rr.sl SAVANNAH, Jane 21.—Continued rise in turpentine prices attracting Wide attention among naval stores dealers, pnlnt manufacturers nnd oth­ ers who use turpentine. Steady ad­ vance during the last week quoted nt l$1.09*k at todays opening. STARTING WORK ON THE NEW MEISCII Ill'll.DING Motor Hus Lines Are Common Carriers According: to Georgia And Would lie Placed Under Juris diction of Railroad Commission �AG E FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY H fiB A L O ^ F R iP A V . THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1922 CLASSIFIED ADS Claaslfled Ada 5c a line. No ad taken for Iran than 25c. and positively no classified ada charged to anyone. Caah mant accompany all ordera. Coant fire worda to a line and remit accordingly. M/ F JOHN BRYANT IS HELD AT Another building dnv in Sanford. New theatre and new laundry’ are the next big thinga. .. ______ HOY WHO KII.I.KI) FATHER IN ORLANDO CAUGHT AFTER ESCAPE. Ill, T kf A u w la lM O /ilirU R D o TEMPERATURE : For Florida: Cloudy and local ahowera tonight or Wednesday? no rh«nj»* In temperature. *a Mi *4 I’ r e r a ) JACK.SONVH.LE, June 20.—John » The weather report has a *a certain kind of sameness Ha about it these days. We can almost shut our cyoa and ** tell you what it is going to t*l do for tho next twenty-four hours. If you ask Dr. Pul- *a cston about the weather he Mi will say it is ideal—he has Mi cotton. If you ask a growcr about it he will say, too Ha much rain—he has peppers. If you ask n merchant ho ** will say, “ I hope it is clear *M Thursday afternoon"—ho *a wants to go fishing. Does R* the weather over suit every- M body? NO is the answer. ** 5:10 A. M. JUNE 20, 1922 Mi Maximum .......... 95 Minimum ..._..... 72 M Range ______ 76 Mi Barometer ...»...... ...... 30.01 Mi Calm and cloudy. R* ------ T O N I G H T __ THOS. MEIGHAN —AND— AGNES AYRES —IN— “CAPPY RICKS” Keep your eye on Lake Mary on * ho mo" th, June 23rd next week. There will be *vo from a convict road camp_where WEEK’S WEATHER. he was serving a life sentence for the Ahoy, there, Mate! It’s the "Good something doing that day. murder of his father at Orlando last *-» Luck" star in a romance awuih Weather outlook for the period year, haa been captured near Calinwith tho sea! O ff, with loVe jn J. II. Brown, the well known tur­ June 19 to 24 Inclusive: South At­ command, on u cruise through pentine operator of Geneva, wns in hr.n, according to telephone advices lantic and East Gulf States: Gener­ Mj reaching here today. thrills that stretch half way an, ,r.d the city today on business. ally fair, except widely scattered Ml Details of the capture were not thundershowers; temperatures near FOR SALK the earth! Fighting, frolicking, devil-mny-enre picture that sc : ii Miss Miriam Williamson of Long- given. or above normal. FOR SALE— At u bargain, practical* Young Bryant after killing hia fa- * M along in a gale of joy. Alio_ ly new Colts Acetylene lighting wood has been the guest of Miss thcr buried him near their homo at Mi plant with necessary pipe for instal- Mary Griggs for the past week. “ BLOW ’ EM UP" a Corned) These are the days when you want 'Mi _______ Orlando and fled to New Jersey. The lath hi. Phone 3703 or call F. F. Dut­ n nice, cool, clean and sanitary place Hon. M. M. Smith of Orlando, W in-' ,KM,y w u 'C o v e re d several we;ks Tomorrow—Llonc I Barrymore in ton, Jr. 72-tfc to eat. When you want something Mi ter I’ark and Sanford, was in the city ' n‘ ‘T w'“ * n l,ct I‘ ry*nt ‘‘The Great Adventure" W )U ^ ALU— 311 ACHES, 'R I today looking over his landed Inter when »PPrehendcd was working on a that tickles you palate, not too much "-1 T IL E D ; TH REE 3-INCH farm In New Jersey. He was re- or too ■omething that appeals Mi ®!Ell]D!0[BJ[iJ[N](3lg®[s] W E L L S, T H R E E 2-INCH rsts. turned to Orlando for trial and as a ‘ ° J’ou nntI J-c‘ *®tisflcs. Sunday din- Mi W ELLS, TEN AN T HOUSE defense for the kill ing . of hia father " " 8 at the Seminole Cafe aro the Mi Hon. Forest Ijikc and daughter, A N I) B A R N AT LOADING The Herald for Poet Cards. recited n story of harsh treatment at t Have >°u l**omo a Seminole Mi STA TIO N , 5 M ILES FROM Maude, arrived home from Jackaon- the elder Bryant’s hands from the booster? You will after one dinner, COURT HOUSE, $Ifi,500, vilic Inst night, where Maude visited time the younger Bryant was a boy. 71-ltc It. .V l . t ' M I . K V XV. y . I . t u n ; , TE R M S. T H E REST PROPO­ relatives and Mr. luike went to West He was kept in ignorance of the Seminole Printer) SITION O FFERED THIS Florida on business. whereabouts of his mother, ho said. We may not be on First Street, but M T H E W IN N E R S Y E A R . L E T ME SHOW YOU. Upon his conviction lie announced he Our prices arc just and right for tan offer some prices that will make It Edgar Ball and George Phillips, — H. R. LEW IS, PHONE 349­ was ready to stand his punishment. dependable service.—Quick Service worth while to step off First StreetForest Lake 891. 72-3lc two prominent residents of the Lake W ork ( . u n r a n l r e d __________ Provision wns inndo for his young Transfer. 60-tfc-m P lb n n d F r e n c h . “ J u s t P honr tojMary section arc in the city today on FOR SALE <>ru* tornpeLattery in E. M. Galloway wife who wns left in u penniless congoo«l shape, been used about six business. They report everything lition. W. H. Hand r weeks, cheap.—A. C. Smith. 72-3tp lively in their bailiwick. — J. S. Dinkle FOR SALE—Twin Harley motorcycle C J. Ryan, the city manager, took FEDERAL INDICTMENT T. YV. Lawton with tandem aeat, speedometer ami AGAINST SON-IN-LAW three extar tires, $150 rash.—Ned a few days oir last week to catch a OF GEORGE HARVEY J. L. Miller ~2 tarpon at Born Grande and had very Harrison. • —r — ,—good luck. He is back on the job again John Hell I I l f T h e l • a o r ln t r d I’ r r a . ) F o r s a l e l.arge, desirable build- this week and says SPECIAL TRENTON, N. J., June 20.—A fed­ J. G. Bell ing lot on Magnolia avenue, be­ time hut few fish. eral indictment today wns made public tween 10th and 11th streets, Sanford. 6-room bungalow, 80 ft. front on Park Ave­ T. L. Dumas charging Lieue-Colonel Mureellus H. Address P. <). Ih.x N». I. 73-ttp rhnr,M O’Conner, field agent for nue, $3,600. Terms. Tiiompson, son-in-lny of George HnrJohn Russell FOR SALE—.1 big lots with I room •the American Automobile Associu- Vcy | llnmlinssador IlllOie siili'M III tnv to the WUI CourtV U of| UH St. | Bob YValthour hour.c, chickens and etc. Price $560 tlon and Sam Crosby, well known real James, with conspiring to violate tho cash.—E. F. Lnne. I2-3tp estate nuui of Dnytonn, are In the I). C. Mar’ow neutrality laws hy attempting to FOR SALK OR RENT—5 7-8 acres city today in the interests of the Au­ ship arms to Sinn Feincra, abonrd tho C. R. Duffin of land with good 5-rocm house, tomobile Association. freighter East Side, in whose hunkers H. H. Guthrie furnished, hath house and pavilion on were found 195 machine guns when place. located on Silver Lake. See Mr. and Mrs. C. I), llrumley of she was seiezd at Hoboken a year Are n few o f the ninny hundreds thftt hnve purchnsed “ E X ID E ” Mrs. A. V. Hnsclton. 70-dtp Chuluotn were in the city today and ago. FOR SALE—Five room bungalow report the Chuluotu Inn ns running With Colonel Thompson was indict- B a llw ,e* fr(’ m ,us‘ Nearly three K. II. RANDALL, Jr. A. L. CAMPBELL with sleeping porch, screened, and *1.rough tliq summer and the brick eel (.,j ty,,. the Auto-dninnncc Auto Ordnance company compand of >'ears • sa,0S ani1 not on c to 8 ° wrong. in good repair, (.orated in the best L 'tory alr.ady shipping brick to which he If president, and seven other residential section of the city. A. I1. Sanford and "ther plan indivhluall, Including nlleged pur­ Insist on an “ KXIDK” Connelly. 73-tfc phasing agents, salesmen nnd truckBattery Welaka Building ‘ FOR UUK k SALE—Brand new 4• Ld. II> its has returned to his first mcn> c„|, Thompson, who served % room cottage. Well, 3 large lots, 3 love and is again behind the counter wJth distinction in the American Ex- 'Fite Hallery is the life o f the ntr. , ndltlonarv fo r e , and two other dc- WE RE-CH ARGE AN D RE­ miles out on Orlando road. $G.’>n.— •tlhB ’ •'l • ...... .. of R C Bowel PAIR A L L M AKES Seminole Poultry Farm. 72-2tp l.d is one of tho l*cat in the liusines. f,.nj anti| pleaded not guilty In Nowand his many friends art- glad to greet ark tills afternoon nnd were released BATTERIES FOR SALE- 31 acre celery farm, 12 him at the old place again. in 12,500 Itnil each. acres improved. For terms and _ prlco set* II. II. Chappell. 72-fltp u . . " 1 .Secretary It W. Peaminn, of the LONDON, June 20.—Colonel Har­ 107 West First St.-------Phone 518 FOR SALK-Potato barrels in M y chamber o f Commerce, addressed the vey, the American ambassador, an­ quantity, special prices on car lots, Orlnmlo Chntnl.er of Commerce on nounced today through his secretary corres|H>ndence solicited, Clearwater thl. question o f tho big gala da) at that he hud nothing to say in regard Mfg. Co., Clearwater, FIs. H-tfc U kl. Mary l)H,u>. at t,„.ir r,.KM|ar to dispatches to the London papers Sanford’s New Store FOR SAI.E—Warehouse with R. R. luncheon. Orlando will no doubt •omc Phone 127 announcing tlint Colonel Mnrvellus II. aiding. Within four blocks of center to the celebration in numbers. Thompson, a son-in-law of the nmof city. liasMidor, had been indicted nt Tren­ Geo. V . KNIGHT H. L. Thrasher has arrived home af­ ton, N. J., on the charge o f conspiring 272-tfc ter visiting the Pacific Slope with tho to ship arms to Ireland. Itotarians and represented the Snn_ FOR RENT ford Rotary Club. He saw all of Dance Tonight. Lake .Mary FOR KENT- Furnished housekeeping California worth seeing and nlso 10 Store* in (JeorginCasino. Tue-Thr-Sat-73-tfe -1 Store in Florida or bed rooms. 314 East Fifth St. rtoppi d at other places of interest cn 78-Stp route and coming home, lie thinks i, |{ , NI» STAND ROOF AT FTm ITTRE- T'ouring ear and taxi! California Is a great state hut has J AX. CARRIED AWAY Special attention to out-of-town nothing me Florida—just more boost­ 150 FEET BY STORM ers. trips. Rhone 119-W, A. C. Smith. ________________ *________72-3tp (Hr 'I l»f* ^Miirlntrd Prr««t A house on Melunville avenue be­ JACKSONVILLE, June 2fl. Jack­ FOR RENT—One apartment of two W. A. Loftier burned down sonville experienced what the weath­ or three rooms, grs stove, electric longing this morning and was a total loss to­ er experts termed an "energized thun lights, running water, two blocks from P. O. Also furnished rooms with gether with all the contents. K. It ihrstorm” tM« n ft"-rr r. T!.«. i Lonr,! aaon a„ J u|l. H O -H 2 Mu.i*l; I,.,., .i tot ol furniture stored of the gri ntlstnnd nt the state fair Commercial. 61-tfc ill the building and the loss of house grounds wns lifted from its moorings FOR RENT—Rooms and kitchenette. and furniture falls heavily upon the and carried 150 feet for a dnmngo osowners, Tho fire department could timated nt f3,00A. One-Strap, Medium Heel —Shirley Apartments opposite post do nothing after arriving on the scene Window pnnes were shattered in n office, upstairs. 28-tfc as there wns no water available, lie. few houses adjacent to tho fmr ing outside of the city limits and thu grounds hut no serious damage caus. ~ LOST LOST—30x3Mi tire on rim, between chemicals would have U-en useless e.l. Lakeland ami Sanford. Finder since tlie house was almost consumed! j The Daily Herald Delivered to your "lease notify It. S. Holly, Sanford, when tliv department arrived. door six days a week for 15 cents— Florida. tf-dh NEGRO IS SHOT \ND Join the throngs of readers. LOST—Small shepherd d"g. About l KILLED \l' W. GARDEN month old. Rlmk, with white feet. -------■ Dance Tonight, Lake M an Finder please return to L. II. Connel­ III, Tin- V**»rlnlr<l |'|r„| ( ‘ilsitlll. Tue-Thr-Snt-73-t IV ly and receive reward. 72-tfc INTER GARDEN, June 20.— ! ________ Night Officer O Driggers shot and Why pay more? The Berger Steel] WANTED Instantly kit ed Charles Military, ne- tiller. $2.25. See us before you buy.I WANTED Mule nnd wagon. See pro, .15 years old, between 1 nnd 2 —Elder Springs Water t’o. Phone Field, Field Auto Top Co. 72-3tp o'clock Sunday morning when the Int- an, r»t-2tc ter resisted arrest on a charge of ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a aa a aa a aa a aa a o Distrib­ Ix.iit legging. Mousey had lieen in tmwi Saturday T71 1 1 k 4 utor night where he hnd sold two quarts F 1 0 W (3 1 * I 0 t S Route A. Rural IPhone ItiO.t of shine, it is alleged Another negro \ SANFORD, HANFORD, I I \. i /w . PRICK LIST “ PI"1* " ,T ‘ »'e transaction to Chief of .» »w| C n f i n L l a r o Police Thompson, who Instructed Of- *‘ “ 0 o | ) I II I K IC T S , l O O JUNK, fleer Driggers to arrest Munsey, who 1 lb. Whole Klim wns located In his home in the qunr- 1 2 ^ lbs. Whole Klim ters. east of town. When Officer n . _ . 5 Mis. Whole Klim Driggers approached the house, MunPJV G l'y SIZO RI1(I 1x111(1 25 llis. Whole Kliia ■*»y reached fownrd his shirt front ns H O C lled t () b C R U t i f V t llO 1 Ik Skim Klint to draw a gun, hut the former wns lw )r n o n n ,l l n „ K IM lbs. Skim Klim too quick for him and began to pump 4> * ^ lD ()K 5 llis. Skim Klim PAY CASH lend at the negro, three shots taking tllG IH OVG1*. 25 lbs Skim Klim ptCcct in the Intter's bowels nnd pro­ See Our Specials ducing death. -Save Money They’re All Priced NOTICE TO SIDEWALK CON­ After the shooting n 32 calibre gun Right TRACTORS! wns found In Munsey’s car, while a pint bottle of liquor, hnlf empty, wns Bids will Ik> received by thu City located In the latter’s car. Manager up to July 1st, for tho con„„„„„ Justice of the _______ Pence W. ^ C. Wilson, •tructlun of approximately 10,000 sq. and a jury composed of six good men,' f t of cement *idewnlk, ns per City conducted an investigation at 11:00 Specifirations. Details furnished nt o'clock Sunday morning end rctumCity Manager's office. ed a verdict of justifiable homicide. C. J. RYAN, 73-lt; w-ltc City Manager. The Herald for fln t class Job work. BONDS- INSURANCE- REAL ESTATE L ew is & C h it t e n d e n P e n in su la r E le c tr ic Com pany T ELEPHONE 1 1 3 RAY BROTHERS We Repair A n y t h i n g Electrical The Church well Co. C h u r c h w e ll’s LADIES’ BLK. KID PUMPS $3.50 BROWN BAL. LACE OXFORDS W. W. DRESSOR KLIM MILK $3.50 Shoe S p e cia ls MEN’S BROWN BLU OXFORDS $3.95 BROWN BAL OXFORDS $3.95 BLK. KID LACE OXFORDS BLK. KID BLU OXFORDS $4.00 $5.00 BALL T h e C h u r c h w e ll C o . HARDWARE FIRST STREET SELLS IT FOR LESS W E L A K A BLOCK COMPANY �PAGE TWO CIL'Pnnn . .....'— . ---------------- ------------------------------THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 21. 1922 heraldr s a w d a j l v " THE HERALDPRINTING CO. - , r w7 " r - - - ’ — i r t ; h- tjzrz r ~ ':;zhl-s ' - • sr t — - n a > N i N n a i i m i m i m M a i n „ IH H IIH a | | | | | | ^ °u iar-v.h- ™ S ----------------------------------------------------- ■ ------------ ------------ ' “ ,h' plinl ll" » - , '«W er 1. me.ll. of ndvetH.ln, 10ch bin LO. The Soldirra' _ ... . J " , ” pI " ,,Ve ' u^ t,tu ,° for m ow in g hoards and poster., at well a* the tost Th* Soldier.* bo,m« bill will ut Ptni.INlllMia l be hare. Time. Union. of alternative methods of promoting ujKin an B .oon a". t"e the tariff is it ou out m j tTtTTTZ---------- ------ • ---------- - I . r*"*" 00n n t ______ \ in«unm» oi promoting Z pa cs n Aful publicly! by by «uu«Lioruil Auuitionjil naira anl^s * *• J. LlLiaAiiii '* m j *««t? republican lead- v » v p n n n 'rut* ' I05 n< P^Mctyt U« A m : ki . — ?friT5T.Vr;;; , r** **• make you a prediction right ' N HMID-TIIK ( ITV SURSTAN*«•«■. diKounU to trade, prize., win- S C.‘ U ,il\viw------K i U l r , . ' • " v •••««* " M i v t , hire and now. They will take good TIAL. ‘ ,ow di8play,‘ "*niples, etc. The cortS r ..... .. re ""1 »»*■ , nr® ‘ hat the tariff never get* out of . --------c,U8lon thnt thl 8,ax ln tht‘ f° ™ of ■ A4*rrtl.UB ILlr* ,lll-r K(|OM|> o the way for two years. The soldiers' ' Vu have heard thnt slogan for the <in PXrc8s rh"rifc for the advertising ■ _ ______ Appllrmlon — bonus may be passed during this sesa- pn8’ yparwa* originated by our por‘ ,’on newspaper, and periodical. " There are many ways of building0.9 Vrb.',rr,P" ° " ,,r,~ *■ politic. have anything anything to to do do _' l ' 0 8Cfrp‘ "ry the -----Chamber ' ,,*trihuted through mniis can---be l b M.r.fc.----------------------------- ...M jno W .,on hut “if *’w .m ,ca nave • .. of -------«~« «o f* ......................... - the. ------------Lrood will fora bank, and personal .oo I'carman, and It it * MS!'P< on to ‘ bc advertiser whose an- ■ n>11»r »~"~> |rr .T"r^TTtT" JW ** w'th U 1 1 it ” the ‘ he bonus will go over until, until r-omm*rre, , mmerfc, It. W. Pearmnn, service is of the first importance. - "* U>>k .................... X*ia"ceaia IS Ceaie Ju,‘ JU8t before hofore the the presidential presidential election election ‘‘hould no," ,, be' hocused used upoh upoh Cver>everj- occasion. occasion. nounce,n® n', inc,',nt‘n,» n‘* "W are thua thus carried carried la is untenunten- ■m in 1921. We may be wfong. This is *8 onp '»f»the best slogans that a * ’* e* *,nsed on value, or ubility to J ikir l i d mny ho Js ,f ** w,»*he “ ’,l’' ability J 1he friendly interest that each of a l P l 'n l f l - la*'° WrrklV ; ,A a" ul' on,y n prediction and future events ri,y ccu,d hnve in theso pnrlou* times pay' rtf,ccUd in revenue, the tax ■ “ Mr AH.r,: our officers and employees feel in -p p ii;;: wl11 Justify It when few cities can lay claim to such " ou,d have to lie gauged not on " r“.v every individual depositor is the •*'*' *"r ------------o ------ « distinction. It means so* much to a nu " c'Kht •* sssa-oii* rnurnur taon d distance but on high vor 5 •ity to he clas|(d as being nmong the ° W a,' ver“ *lng rate, and change c< conKMf MUMCIMAI. OWNKItffllll*. c,t.y *° bp <-lns,rd as being among the ?W *',Ve,[ti.*,n.‘f ratr* nn,J change t :, k “ -»*"oc Ia t k i » 1*11i : nn basis upon which we invite your uhstantinl ones. It means thnt tho 8tant|y wi‘ h changes in those rates. •ntlil»<iA|"*°ti5^, y^#*lr®a. la delusively confidence and patronage. all new.' dlawiebe.^ Ity. has b« accepted as established . ■ On July I2th the voters will decido • f >" the right kind of harking. It 1 - - h *l••ma> may' he m iiatis l l i . l it a # . •• — aoi oiberwiaa ersdiila .LU^ . ‘ ° “ or whether they want several- charter '! f " b«"«ness city, that l,y the practice of the |iost office in '■ BA,;.1......... •hangea or not. Theso change, have wi,h ,ndustries, that it la ° ‘ hcr countries as well ns in the Unit- 5 been published in The Herald have b>' » k'reat farming country c<l • s ,« u'* that efficient postal service ■ . h.en printed and sent to tho .’ v oters ’ l hn" r" ilrnn(, fwlHtlee. water “ 'h'luate to the needs of the governa ~tflrr' « * * * ub B v iu n s ^ r ^ T T T * and hnve been talked ., , *i, por,at,ftn n!l ‘ he many rein .............. “ *• **wn operations and aval. avail.’ " .... . about '.lulte iuiic a .. . ......... re* ,nenl ,, tmhhimu nmi • •It but .............who u. dr. i not. 'P'lsites >n..v care .to .hare 1. _ it '™ * W $ * * ' hit but there there nr. aro many « . " thnt . * would wou,d irn u-lfk wi‘ h «a "City able a lo to to all a,l wh.. "h o may understand them. •I'bstantial." We note this week thnt I" ‘ he first consideration. It Old town just get. Up #nil j uiU Th« charter changes ns outlined s‘" u,hern Drug Company, one o f a ,,° follu'va ‘ hat, subject to the con- ■ . •very day. are all right. They are changes tint T Z 7 wh°h-, '|h- ^ncerns. thinks “ '«« sufficient means to car■ A COMMUNITY BUILDER ---are needed in mu the jfI«7fl( present city charter , , ,ty Su“ *antlal is just about ry ° n arc requisite, postal rcvcnui and they nrc change r,irht. They hnve it on their tnirka n rondary object to be kept in view, as.ua •I•JiJ|(J lhnl o . ^ “ P,ie rea»y believing that that should ifO f»vr rywliere in this part of the •anford will soon ho a city. '‘-ve bean put In the charter when it greatest net revenue being usual- ■■ I*. HIR8TEH, I'rruHrnl ” • F- "H I T jNKU. Cash*. '•as framed, but few people can look late. They have |t printed on their obtained through the most ex ten* • patronage producing the largest Four harvest hands were killed in "bend far enough to see what a fast- stationery they moke it the slogan of 1 r business in every respect. It J'mwing city needs and charters are -ilile volume of business and that This."?" >rf*tv.n,*y ln n ,rnia wreck. like little girls* dr. aggregate revenue that counts d.mt ,,f speech and the rights of jurthey have to was the rity Substantial thnt appeal. -From it. 1™ up '■>1CU,0 f° r flour.K«- •• mode longer and changed to suit •< ‘ o the Southern -----Drug company. ..... from any ‘ rather than revenue ll'- {',r " i8 «ne of the main props of there is e ^ e r v lr*Ceived were seeking «n location. location. ,,jr“ tU,“ r item of .service ur ............ from the constitution.—Lakeland .Star. „ -----,h° *,mc8- Uut ‘ ho change that mean. "hen they th*y LWrre ’ cxt u . b#,,ev# visitor to. the cny city snv* says .Sansnn ",i . *° t," , p‘>0'de of Sanford is , h° tho C,ty • s » b"tnntial that ervire rendered to a particular da ------------ ----I 'e‘ri,l" tUrp wi» ho composed of , f.very . ..................... is th.. me y a>8 that will "allow the P«*«ple people to to '" ’T ' " *° ° ,hrr r,,n‘-'’rn8 are of patrons. ........ . ‘ hnt iirr J” . growing faster than any s"n* city change ' T ,lou' ,he TMK NEXT LEGLSL V T U R , “ about for n BOo<j loontlon. ft of s mliar si*,. in lho Mn((, Thflt y '«*•• f<« municipal plants-for water, 1 The Tact that must not bo overlook h- ‘ he Pity Suhstntlal thnt at­ c*’ ‘ hot the revenue accruimr to tb. what "hot air’’ doe. for your c n ...-i... ,k'h‘ " « r,d gas. or one of them, or city. ih" Imuftng papers o f Florida a r a i h lS S ^ d e J i n d ? 0 h o^ etr^ n n *’ t j j two of them, as the people see fit. tracts rapltsl and the Pity SnbstanL d m , t o ! pTid iVinTta,i' nS 1,1 " U t ,htfm,e,v' 8 With analysis stamina of the men electod. The cat­ ti'l ‘ hat will attract tourists, for 11 * ,y fliT ‘ he most Important h«v< "'alter that will come before the pco- •'< n plesiire seekers want their pirns* not found out yet what made gasoline ••>...... r' i™ " " nK ,h» tle - -men » * "who • *oppose n » . . these laws usualCfn nrt l ..« __ din. I ri'IKrn ;rv - ihu IuIIv „ ' '*[“ '*• Ju,lltl|u: rathur hur- I|* nr., intlurntlnl wl "res in „ substantial city that has the *Uj legislators and E “ ;P* '■"« W. suppose a It w/ifi was on nr. nc* 'J0 f ry ..... ... 1’^ ", ........ «■ • ril,,r,,,c changes and vote at the f* " * *° ^ ,hpm wbat they want. ....... r invariable had C0Unt .................. tha ""ding Of oil at oidsmlr ...... * * • ...................................................................................................................... - o * — »"!>• election. It is from thnt time , , “ The H iy Substantial" b« your The Herald does not believe it r" r' v,,,', ‘ hot th»- campaign will he ' 1,,n ’ " ‘ *• °n your stationery, i w .. .... inu-r-u-littiun „f ...... c »' th. *<• k r » » It. IV,. hn„ made for municipal ownership and your ^a^,,,• P"‘ i‘ «n your ri. f.t "hereby o„c d ,....... . business amf stability of ti e new I , * , V Z '' in tho ^ h in a tio n of intends have — • • • ',c,,vcr>' *trucks, ’ put it where the ' 1,1 * “ *.»r “ produce." additional bus- d.rced. The Tribune |! V T™ would h u J ,V1 Sanfoni ........ .................. municipal T H "at,"f“ r|,w" * “ h ‘ ho election, private "'■rid will see it. thousand people in 1921. We mean ‘,n,h,,» ',8 8° " n a< the bond for n,a“ t-r carried at legislature much gjv, n tn- W ""*ur*'y:,e ,hn‘ ‘ heir respective county Sanford Is Up best city in the l,m "*U- K,<ug publications Issue,I at thought „,d It mC*n "motcipnl ownership can be vott n ? reful ;,,loKntion* will "vote right." and • ------ — . ____ ed. There will |H. mor state, • .......of .................. ............................. . I ^1 i‘ ? ,m> . m S , positions. " ■ I T , ast T ‘t •h“ ", er.s .... I .. . . rend. . foolish did ____ .. ... "" Tl.e growth o f Sanford can be trnc ‘'"P^tant matter , , ^ 1'vorM kn" w "bout it in a now of of lr,’,",',n,, different ways. Tel ;t .,,,nr,in‘r "f V,,lde* Ho" '^,r ore now —o‘ e! and Ihe Dally Herabl. The moral [ , '.'"‘ " ‘'‘H ,h" b«rfd. canned be i h T h X r t w U . off po!‘,'r Ily"withf :.f !,rCr rt 'n^ ,m’n’ " ’ rOU,:h """th e dippiJJ his .. to krr|, your holc, J- ed now ns the |„9t bond election »MM*lfKNSIV»T.\X ON CRKSS OP a«e. ' M,t? n fe r®nr* to the sen- - its nnd cattle fences of the s t a t e doily p„per going. ,l" 1 n"» carry them, this is a nils. ibe report of the I'enrose*Ovcr Hu- t lr ,,, , Tnnipn Tribune. C’OllNTItV. street roiniiiiKsiou .............. , , i • J“ p|‘ 8«'"vH|o W n a l holds it to _ _ *------- ------i,nk°: /hmds f„r municipal p|„„t* v <« congressiomd l.<> a "strong body of men." The Mi- , , v „ ------------ ’ ftppr, people, but to d '" 'w f,,r Sanford ought !?“ "* l.lv ............... iv" « " ’ . by ' the uw c™ P«* i',r, "ut •v<’ taxation on the nation's ■ 1,1 ' •* T<rs to the fact that nmi Metropolis •, letropolis has has fnith faith in in it. N ' L U {f*‘ MENT |.N . 'h* »"»< h for the city in many ways 7 °. ar* hpl'1 aff«inst fi«V . SM AI.I.’S CASE will „ , , rnrl v|illoM nnd , • ««d have a different relati, a(“ mct visitors' a n d S , Th"em 7 '" f } ^ l i " nnd'a ^ , £ T S ^ H 7 7 '? T 1 7 TO IIEC.IN LATE TODAV h-rr nnd, will ^ “ “ T - ty ........................ 'rum itnlny ri„ M wh,,^ ^ 'l«ht. .................... & ..................... . r . : t r r « r . ........ ^ or,' good theatres. *> ALLEGAN, June 21.—The final " "PI" ■ 1 grew for fair play'In r . '' .*"*' " !*p,,y ";‘ " 1 ‘ ha‘ while the he n , ho'.'.'n" ** * ‘;,',u‘rnl thin“ norument in the trial „ f Governor nn, ,,,K p r -^ .r n ,,,,r ; .....- .............. .... ....... huv<- "I*" been telling Vou that • - waken . !m,in wHI begin late today, by order •’Snford would have twenty five Some farmers grow corn for the thouann.l pIo in ,cn > cars, some for .he le a v e s-f,alder. i . % n ^ *>•»* rh ,ll> , ,o7f I ennsylvnnia * f " - * libertv z ih r z z r , >> :k zmr,| r the z - r f r* s ..................... regulating th, T»"rc are still those who imagine now pending in the post office nnd ' ' P n* " c ‘ he free- cn-r.dnted committee ,,f the the house house oof " "V\ *«" havr have '*"»’* both Tn.,,, fro,,, the th, same s„,„e 'p- “t roads ...................... ......... « » * With m •‘ Inland u« T ,,,n,r’ representatives. It Prove* proves for th, the re i ' "nterway Sanford will p,an,« but thoy « w ml.Ukon. The* nlativp8 »‘ • hn\ « fif«> thousand people in the next 'nv'’ paln«> "nthing by pulling the " " f ,h,, Icviesl in th, twenty years. m r‘Tk*y ,h„ growth Ms,......... min,. Th.. Th.y hnv.. have ........ checked the f the country prote „ --------"— ---- — I'inni, protests ........ against . the 1'1‘int, they have lessened the Ing <The'n* i min'noi,*0, T," ,,,,a « n P-m - V ''"" ",f ,hp ««r. They get nomorc il’VPri‘ y “ [ ‘ he ini|M,sltion which tend < g the f-t-OOO.OOO bond issue, the f'MHl va,Up from the plant hv robbin * Jp°Pan,,x»J freedom of.expres *rv-.l ha, ha. .......... • • ‘ he ears o f the elements which are "sion. k.- h n lh . Th......... .. M||| r' d to the,,, by the leaves. ‘ '"bile integrity, political and * ial horiiuvl. will hnv. ....... ..... .... abler pulling in « practice con freedom depend upon the ixtelli, "idl,,‘,,m character ourcitizens. ntizt. ..... ................. ‘ "c; many improvements by all intelligent farmers .... ,,'r <•,ofour Th ................................................... . majority of American citizen.* 1,1. . I | B’ llahorough wbat ft u<11 a ’,'h"*" whose business it U to " { American citizens .,re de 3 0 x 3 ‘/ 2 - $ 1 0 . 9 0 ' ........ r.ar-ia for intellect tirs i!, ,ni l>f lh° ,rre,,‘ p"‘ coun- ' ,u',y "Rrlcultural problems for the ' ‘ he press "a An enlightened.,,rn ‘ ‘ h* " f ‘ he farmers; .. , ’ ,n* those “ i'M'f who Mllll rtu.ly Klllljy ....... , ■11iiispirution. t| [IILN you look at a Since last fall w h e n U S C O - -------’ — —• ‘ he effects of cultural methods l8wh“ n« •«« HllPussyfoot . 3 0 x 3 ^ USCO at e s t a b l i s h e d t h e $ 1 0 .9 0 Johnson goes t„ Kng" f fmtlllzntlon, who determine I,v 1 1 K‘v" " ay »•' pmgr.— nii'l land tomorrow $10.90fliink • price rani’ c tb»»v hnve r* ► w to Nifht for prnv*i j «wwiTVut|#»n I'vtiesi,,, ^ |»ru»|u«rty nmi thn« lion again, o g n iie d it as a v a lu e ' tor a minute as far ®W that ha would . 1 '• "'t* of Iwth. ' ' " n" rnl ;i,hl ....... . .......... 1 a iI'eople. , To b e y o n d tiny p o s s i b l e not sail on one'• of the American •Wd'! " f the American “ boot* T*"’ plant P,a»»* absorbs Us its food from fmm its it. JL” . flll,, , h|Hmission it is neceasa ry , * Dial as you can rememberUSCO. com parison. K T ™ - hut would go on the Itrit. , outlets, from the soil, where the food , ' ‘ •*nntu-U o f communication till* , , ,tra," rr. • ‘ 'cythin. Since the Hrit » dissolved •ed by l,v the ....... . This . ‘ ri,"spotta‘ ,on of the mfliD |„.• k«*|if The truth is that men have A s t ill g r e a t e r the «»i, soil water. ish steamers all sell booze we can " " ‘ •ry sap Is of little or no use tn open at reasonable rntes for the llt'VYA(ilivays found USCO an out­ m o n e y ’s w o r t h papers and magazines. •msily see why .Pussyfoot wnrun wants tn ,, •* . . than even standing money’s worth no pla,,t un»'' “ has I... .. nct,.f| U S C O itself la 'is T hp E,,‘f|i»h »‘ ca,«er, nmi t h e n , bV the leaves. Here the surplus ,, ' ontinuntion of war time taxi tlll matter what its price. had reached ' "° C° n"i8‘ P,,‘ in h‘3 views. w’n*Pr evaporated; then t h Z g h n ^ c" U," ry i8 « matter Today at $10.90 USCO before. The r it’ 7 °~---------‘ he agency of the chlorophyll ' ,l" h concerns evucy citizen. At the f A ’M H L e t ’ s Get Better Acquainted’ | P ir s l N a t io n a l B a n k J'z.'srr™' tT 1 ! Z 7 L Z ‘ TZ"Tr ‘,rMy a; 'VA7-^-==*2 5£ zxztix- * ;z z t::T:izz :z r | * ’"t even USCO ever touched t h is value before maintains its established standard of quality. M V " ,r'1 *y" lhat d< • • ; r n " u," " r ,,r th° .. t i / ho tax,wr <» w«« "III follow in the wake o f the ,*‘l "P °" by the sunlight and * y t' " “ " 1‘''l that Increases in the ‘ hreatened rilroad strike. There U ' of the nt.nospWe by wh J !""* ...... .. ril,P" -*«.nd d . matter" no daub, abou, Disaster always *hemlcal compounds are p l V " ^ rp "holly without ................... loli lli And the ?„f wi.., H,,y 8,rikp- ibe ...... pprf‘‘‘ ‘ p‘’ V ° r l"*l“ b "l equity. Th inJinu the ''i ,|iwnHi(.r usually . .«aP. . 1• return ,,,rn t,r- " rm"!" ed rate And the disaster strikes .. the "'••re iiniKtscd stuy^y ;h «• *tvm anil nrr mrrlH to rvrry nut j. * ............... bmocent bystander, i„ , hi. aso the " f ,hp P'»nt. from the growing root 1 P," up« t,,uy measure and such a th< »"•««• < g-uing . D '•Is to the topmost leaf, or pnrt ex- ' a " " " 1 l r , p ‘ hnv year ■noit as - - the •• • ! * of this constant bickering be- " T ‘ "«rh lenvt retain • * •i tin* n*fl<ialinn of huntiljtit** Th. for mode ,of o* m e t clearly violates r j l , UM,r an«’ ‘-npltal that the pub- their own growth. "II equities of contribution. Will jump some oi of ineao these ,days . ,. up ™„n, The ear of corn rnntitn.n. , . .............. Tin wipe " " "uch contents „ f , lahomt’-d "" «'«'J«vt to clean', ir ,7 ' V " " 1 rcpuh|,ran l'«rtic« PnP a" «re necessary to it until it is i " " U,‘,P 1,1 *h'* form of o lu i, ,■ aT'1*- Thp PuMic Is hilly matured, is rip,. „ f , T , , , ............. " ,m" nl r.-a*,- „,.,t grtting tired Of the constant stalling " I - in the --roas, „g e ^ * s , ^ IIH. 7 ’ h'hbedof this ..InlK,rated^ Z t w ' Z i» i“ al *"«•• to p,.r stage of its progress toward maturity has in"., 7 l *'‘" P thi» " a r tax I it cannot contain the amount of pro t .x.s l e v l Z I''8M ," ',|• o f t<-in, rarlmhydratcs, fat et- ...m l " *" defray the wnr ex 1* • '" » p ...... ........ 'V 'T ' t - >— v. . i S rtnr P rr‘y,l",tw i" And because of the new price, it sets a new index of tire value. * a ''hen the plant l>egins to drv « " Cecd Tlr»» cV o i' n" 1 •'• »'"•.• , piw 1,1 *ht’ earliest possible m « United Statu T)nu j (iR O C E R IE S = l fru its l: i z r 1, im ' j AND ' iiszzh zzT f Hr*".-... *■'■:•>if..... .S’zZz:; z I,,w-.. . *,»« ............. St W ar-Tax ch arged ,° v n " ,,, fr % j The sta’tvH ear n,av still .• DEANF TURNER lo V IX B i f B ____ _ S I’tiones 497*191 m *<SM .......................... ...... I - * J?£ S material f „ r the young p|ant, a "P in the kernels This l th • beginning of deterioration, which will ■ |continue year nftcr year If this nr,if. ticc of fodder pulling i. kept „p. A ,,cr ,h- - i"-1-,.... «*., ; • PERSONALS : 1Hundreds o f People Have Hoiifrh, l-v„ Have The Kiwnnis Cluh held its regular te m, zz fcl RZ meeting at the Valdez Hotel with the ______ — ......""it •regular bunch having mu the ivKuuir regular pep. Druggist Sells 12 Gross (1728 RottloO Strange to relate but no one was wns made « f FERItALINE In Short Period. Don’t you sny it—wc know It. ______ *° 8j,,K ’ *’ Zn J«ne—all were on time. Only Wonderful Properties Could Sell a .Medicine So Fast. Work Is starting on more new Ki'Vnnin" ThiffP<m. who has been SOCIAL CALENDAR buildings. “ ' ' ny rtt John Bopkins hi>spitnl for ______ thl' ,nst two months was in his plnco In fi rcri*nt letter received t,v th* He City Commission will meet Friday—Seminole Bridge Quh will r , --------Medicine Company i|i(* 0|VM* U wk. likc • Rood lummc aumm«r tnd molt F. D. Mob Monday, July 3rd to equalize tho City meet with Mrs. Fred S. Daiger ir '*<>ok* n Kood te°r'Ala., n : nnc"o^!l,r on lie, conin.my, n.xyn• - «hr“v7a« ••Your1 Into t^ • jjje.smcnt roll, and to hear comher home on Fourth street, ut people nre 8tnyin*f a‘ home. -n J “ S! King, of the Haptist' churvh; M Mrr.' ^ . r .t— ^ K Fr / a*'n*: ' Af7«-iV.?.nm; "to I plaintj as to valuation ns fixed by the 3:30 p. m. ’ ---------O'Connor of the American Automobilednh •T .V„hcU . f l rhV sM„‘J n : .u' ‘ 'x'5 'P5i*»PA«‘> «Rri;' The Daytona Orrhestrn will play at " T r ° f ,h<! '" * er,f an Automobile,'',*Pn; ’«ion* Th.*' «ryn lines’ 0f A s a,*, i,ilk..*. ^ .1 a a .« * . . It.ili.iii •*. m. t , . , . _— t0 r*i^r. Friday Ceclllan Music Club will L. R. PHILIPS, ................. mcot nt 0:30 «•..................... m. at the studio of ’ toniyht ‘ natcad of tonior* tona. 5 * advertla|nV0f?i,«2,V ’v,,h yo,,r ""e ,.f NOTICE J.fO-22-2I-c c ', i A “ c , " k- — Sanford Maid BREAD At Your Grocer’s •MADE LOOKS ANI) Ifc Good ........ - Next to Princess J’ D- Woodruff will n n n.ola! * T T , an<l ,hl’ 8piri‘ shown by its citizensA Quick Service Transfer nt your entertain in honor of Mrs. Hawkins city' tmlij* on b iin e w T n i ' l l •mMhc,hat ««*«- was now his city anti " n W - d o ^ „ ,’W e , havp ‘ ak*P all 60-tfc-m Connelly a recent bride. °‘ and reports his part of th ' P . W’ h.° Un" ri‘" ',y h-nd his aid and ns- „ r " “ W " m^lclne «*,, like im . Jild will meet , ...J rJ h * pnrt ° f th° C0Unly "» *i"‘ "nce in buildim? n hlo-eer I nm" ’ . i . "5 J T "Of RnbpMy-Tisnt, an antiseptic. , f w M ’ 1 aul ’ Aggers at tho homo ,cr Sanford. He took occasion to ex- imp^, ^ X o n,Va,,,,m l " / hP of 30-oaw-20tc ! n M" ’ /m ,c r 0,1 Palmetto nVenue ^ . „ prt88 ,hp hope thnt in the very near ?.?u"r nnv , II v ‘ t i rpa> "miC ,«tTi"fe.k o?; -------- ----Mrs Fndor rnr»At» t n prp88 ‘ h®1 F,?nUfnnv llv'xi rp" ' " n,‘ •stl«” *otorj i ------nt 3:JI0 p, ni. lv - # • 1 *^n Tiio*ot? Inrjrn M | n prova in the city yestcnlnv Tu* fUtUn’ Sa" f,,r', coul«» boast of having that F-rrallne ( H ' w h . Y ' w a P|t°u tn . y y tcrd«y attending the a supply of water that no man w „.„ ° N.,' , " ^p'■ o " - Kr. vtP,, tnnlr " - ' , i ‘v PIANOS CECII.IAN MUSIC CLUII. „* " f th? ',ir,,ttor" o f « “ «'p child would have cause to con----------------—------ -The Cecilinn Music Club will meet U rnald-Lnughton hospital. <lemn in the least. ------------------------PHOXOfiHAPHS Friday morning at 9:20 at tho studio Gcor_c Philli ~ 7 ~ . ,* ’ ! f,r - “ Vonnor spoke for some min* PHONOGRAPH RECORDS of Mrs. I-n„„,e Stembridgo Munson. uU-s on the objects ami methods of the E L E C T R I C E le c t r ic C o . on Myrtle avenue. Mrs. A. M. Phil' V ‘ , ’' in° * “ , ’ake MaryAV A. and gave several pertinent POPULAR SHEET MUSIC 11? ___ 1 • . . . . MP" W 8inb’ . «nd Mrs. R. C. Max- |ov"|y nt th^’t " " * 7 " ‘'VPrJ'thin,J tnvi* with "tforen c to road emstrurWashing Machines PLAYEH ROLLS well will give a group of readings. ^ i , ’ P pnviIion nnd iio» engineering, lie state,! that Licensed Electrical --------rcn.Jy for a big crowd tonight and one third of the present r,r.,1 rn.t Vacuum Cleaners AND DANCE nl':h ,• » • « 'o r .... .................... , h„ t J. H. HINTERMISTER TheIIECKITION Contractors lovely home of Mr. and Mrs. , th’8 " a" « fact, nevertheless there Irons, Stoves, ._" ‘ " V"[Ilm..... m s is "arranging in .Seminole Seminole county all nil of the tin Albert Pinckney Connelly was the rc«ngtng his were ,n PIANO CO. scene of one of the most brilliant so- .nr„ ^ ,f.r° nt \° "how 0,T hi* 8tlK’k building materials for roads, except P f., Wrlnka block Fans, cinl events of Lhis season, last evenI a<’" antnge. Ho has oil, and with the proper method* used 1 <U1S’ Etc. W g. R epairs, Supplies M irin irlng, Repairs, • ’ "h’ whcn they entertained at a rcccp- ' C,, oir#nnd p" inlw* «'“ **• o Inrgo Semitiob. eount'y could construct her I T f i R h M lI C O X T i » Electric Fans tion nnd dance in honor of Mr. and p rt on o{ 0,10 ,,f his show window* road* front materials obtained within ^ J L D I S O N LAMPS ‘ Lnittps E Henry McLaulin, Jr. Mrs. Ico Hawkins Connelly, whoso , 11 makot ’ * a“ exclusive show the county. ' xR o h Electric R anges FI ixtures and OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST marriage was a recent event. £ ,m,ow nn<l M,lc» room for new enrs. Mr. Uwlot, brought greetings front 1 ° r " Cr L lffh ts ^ ’ Appliances. Pink, white and green, tho color I .much to thc* ffnrftRo " " ‘I will the Fernnld-Laughton Memorial llo s -1 _ _ motif was beautifully carried out in J ' 1 mUch to thc 8n,p» •>* ‘ his 4»ital nnd reported that the nurses _ E stim a tes ch o e rfu ly fu rn ish ed p'° r y 'letnil of this delightful affair. r7 ' home was now being painted by funds Tho long living room was transformJ , .. furnished by the efforts of thc Kiwnn* *. ^ 0J0*) t°° small or large *‘ n *bower, with quantities of n ’ *r’ r -',r8T** Fd Fitzgerald of I" Club. ctl I“ into Mr8, T Hub. Ho ||o stated thntStlie thnt^tlio hospital fragrant posies in the various pink " na " PrP in 1,10 city ,n!l‘ niRht, needed ar this time $1,000 and urged 10., I'alm etto Avenue A|l w iring done in accordance tints, palms, potted plants, bamboo, rif".?* * « . . ? iCn,,*‘ Thpy camo ov‘ ‘ he co-operation of the club and mem- S e AN . ..c- Uiulcr^vritcra1 u i.u crw n to r s K KuuIIoh ch NP r nn n n ... _ J'........ I*in* and vines. In thc reception hall, the Xfl * ! ° n‘ ,th# r««--P“ "n to Mr. and hers with the executive committee to * SANF0RD ... FL O R ID A Boat ot o f references referen ces furnislied, furnishetl ••• I* liOltIDA im n trial t riul and l,c convinced _____ !_ * ■ ■ » * s i i i s i s s i s i I M I I I I I k k (Jive Give US 113 L*»t. lit Si. Hnnford, FU stairway was entwined with vines and , , 7 ‘ ,,Bwk,n8 Connelly. Mr. nnd raise this amount. j white satin ribbons, nnd hero. here, too, nre great favorites ( F. E. Markwood was the speaker of too. ‘ .?! j.Utigornld ltzKcrn,,‘ are L. F. I*. 0 . Box 815, D cLnnd, F lorida were baskets of pink roses. In the "J* ’ ‘ nn' ° r'* P<‘°pl'! and ronie over ‘ he day. and spoke on the theme; ~ diningroom 'lining room the mantle und uml enboncts cahonctn J. n , *»,' F‘ ‘ «irerald is •* editor i «"‘ «r ooif the me “ Sanford the me City u ij - Substantial suusinntinl Must .M„s were u-iit. vines .......... D a ily NoWa N ow s nnt’ nn,l °nc nt,.. of ..f the t k . Bo lieComposed ( ’11111tWi %t n Iof ,\ f Vltili. . •• h were <!r.-u„.,i draped with and, on them Daytona “ yt” nn I)n,ly Substantial Citizens, za were crystal vases and baskets filled ' knoWn npw*Pnper men in tho ’ » his address he appealed thnt each HE SURE ANI) SEE THE With roses. The spacious porches, '<,nte’ member of the club as well as other 5 were gny with bright colored Japan* , ,, T-------------------- l takc this “ 'cir motto and lie renl ■ esc lanterns. ••• quickly relieves a cold. 30-onw-20tc "uhstantinl citizens for the Vity vib- ■ ------------ AI-SO------------ The guests were greeted nt the door ~ ----------stnntinl. ’ Ig «»y Mrs. If. A. Hiving and Mr*. J. I). . * , , “ ' ' n Invitntion from Dnytonn Kiwnn* Woodruff. Mrs. Ilivins was nttrnc, , R,,yal Nc,Khbors will have a !• »o come over nnd spend tho day was received through through Geo. Geo. DcCottcs DcCottcs from tivo in Dresden taffeta, combined with sm-ial Tn » entertainment t‘ntcrfainmcn‘ Thursday Thurwlny night, night, received Hu I «n Find the Name of cerise georgette, while Mrs. Wood- , i x.^ Khbor* an,l their fnmil* Kiwnnlnn Fitzgernld and the club vot* Krrrjr Lire Professional and ruff, wore an exquisite frock of white , m ’ !' ,<M,crn " ’oodmen and their «1 »<’ mcept the same, the date to Im silk lace over georgette and satin. aro invited to come. fixed later. Business Man In Hanford in W ,C.„T „ R08. C a , ^ £ - F 0 R T - A ^ n t . .. This Column Each Day Mrs. D. L. Thrasher wearing u love- >>M. n .,,717,7,..,. . Nhelle Mnines will Im the speaker -HANFORD, FLA. !>’ costume of pink silk lace and sash i!,,, . . . four weeks from today and no doubt * * «S M of lavendnr, presented the guests to * ’ AKIN’ G he will tell the boys how nice it is to the receiving line. In the receiving THE TOBOGGAN ‘ h- « fat man. CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU line were Mr. and Mrs. Albert PimkWASHINGTON, 21 prices -------------George A^DeCottes noy Connelly, Mr. and Mrs. Lee of road-building, according to an an 2 5 - " C,’O T ,,,N « Hawkins Connelly and Mrs. Hugh nouncenient by the federal bureau of "O lthERH OU*l ON STRIKE M torney-at-L aw I .irter Pollard. Mrs. A. ....... ~ 0,rr s'f*-irole County Rank Ull„ - - -P.- Connelly . public roads,. which says: *..«•••* « / - u i . n % ----- 1 • • s. . . \h\N 1 0 KK. slum* 21.—Fifty thou M M ;,uu • .... »«»lo * c| y in n gown of white crepe “ A considerably lower level of n ric , , . .................* H -0 R ,,,A ;,p chJnp* beautifully loaded in pearls. «-s for tho various items entering j,,,.. w,,rkpr; ,,f "»-»••' clothing Her flowers were an arm bouquet of highway construction is reported bv :7 !U? ir!: ^ red Russell roses. Mrs. Hawkins the bureau o f public roads , n,ptropo,,,n" •’••‘‘ riot today to O. Shinholser Connelly wns a picture of girlish This conclusion is based on the nricT m" " " ^ c ‘ <"ers to let their Contm clor und B uilder beauty in a becoming costume of vs by successful bidders on federal aid 7 ** “ Ht l°, *!‘tere‘l union contrnc* ........... . < lilt ,11 white gcorgelte, she carried a longer-1 roads .luring April and are averaged Ja'r ,ur'lmK ‘ "- "...» . nnnouncement I an for R .... ... k i .o r i d >f the Garment Workers ine ostrich fan. Mrs. Pollard was ex- '«•r the whole o f the United States 1 offir,nl" 0 qulsltcly attired in jade green crepes Home o f the figures .over a Inrtr. " European Plan lllfi l.i n B t >I ...nt, ■. t , ii •« ..I a . K Comer ItoiMIni; met,-or SMITH BROS. Op, a n d file y car ■H TTP . wait. v,cll .iistiiliuteil over —.. ,. , ■ 1. 0I1* iU Uislidmle.i over T , , erery roam outside G a i-H g a n « r lM « 1 • rx Mrs. Sam Puleston directed the ‘ he country, while others are based r ’ Tnkp J' ,n” "cu. ' •ar.ttre and Machine Co. «nicsts to the punch table, .Wearing "ither on small volume, or scattering ! ? " V ' *” RumM'a■BISBBBIBIBBSSBBSSIBBBinsnSSBStaiSSZMXIISsaBaBSSaSBSS Experl A u to Repair W ork Jn*'cn,lnr nnd white tulle ^nd silver reports. ' " nyPlMoe so Cnrn , . . ,, , ncp- , ’rc'‘ i'ling at the punch Imwl' "The figures which cover the cost \. <<>mer First and 0 « l were Mrs. S. 0. Chase and Mrs. Ray. in place nre as follows: Earth ' 1 .fin'’ 1,8 on ,hc 8trc‘’* mond Key. Mrs. Chase wore a smart '"aration, common, .Tt cents „ cubic ' rnpr8'’’locking traffic; you get u.t heuvkh the coot:- frtmk of blue, while Mrs. Key wore >'«r«l." rock excavation, $1.26 n cubic ^ P on® PH. CO-tfc-m I'lue satin combined with pink georyard; gravel, $1.1-1 a cubic yard: snndr, I------------Quick Scr.icc Transfe- Kette. Mrs. Deane Turner in p in k '«’ ay, « cents a cubic yard- crushed g 7 , rpftrcncp8?Tho,p w« have satin with pearl trimmings, ushered •“ one, $.142 a cubic yard; structural t ,!0a,i^,r,, w“ h-— Quick Service storage FadlltlcH GO-tfc-m the guests into the dining room. concrete o f various classes range front ranRferpl,a*f )'<u. tell Others; if «Pink and white brick ice cream and ‘ to $21210 a cubic yard. F ’or surThat dollm- in your hand may* be trll us. Phone 498 •>66 cures Malarial F'ever. 38-20tc angel food cake were served by Mrs. Hieing the following are the prices by the father o f your fortune tnd j f ; E- Roumillot, Mrs. II. II. Connelly, ‘ he s'|unre yard: Gravol, 40 cents- VnT. r .its children may be working* for ‘ First rlnss milk cow want­ 'V. HERNDON .Mrs. George DeCottes and Mrs. II. F. »urfiwc.treatetl macadam. 60 cents; ’ ed.11 Rp‘<>x 8.1.1, Sanford, Fla. 74-Dp j Whitner. Mrs. Rouinillat's frock w-as bituminous macadam, $1.00; bituntinyou when you have to stop. of flame tulle and georgette, Mrs. conccrtc, $1.97; plain cement runInsurance .Agency ‘ Pm Going Right Straight Pack t« n Connelly in grey, Mrs. Whltncr in ‘••’cU*. $2.54, and brick, $.1.70. The easy spender may lie a “good ’■!y I)enr Old F'lorida Home," r.t HinFTHR_a u t O— RONDS white nnd Mrs. DeCottes in Temple Reinforcing steel hn.s cost five and rmistei • Tiaiio Store, Welaka filer* fellow, but bo is a foolish man Orange nnd silver. three-tenths cents a pound and struc20-tf; Mr. nnd Mrs. Connelly were assist- tural steel five and ninu-tenths rents and everybody knows it. Sa n f o r d n o v e l t vu ed in entertaining by furnished , „ ... emenaintng ny Mrs. .Mrs. R. It. A. NewNew-«" Pound. Cement foment has been furnishetl -r C4V. . V1, ------for. I.o . . ’ V*1, ntan. Mrs. IL W. Herndon. Mrs. Frank to contractors by the F..II following states 8 ,AND .N llL(,S " 'HIIED w orks Somehow we all respect the man Miller, Messrs. D. I.. Thrasher, H. F. " ‘ prices given by the barrel- New V ’' , anp'1,y nn t,xl’cr‘ Wiltons, '• l'. C O L L E R . ......... who has “ money in thc hank.” Whitner and Forest Lake. Mr*. New- Ynrlc. $1.73; Wisconsin, $U>4- Arkan-J;xn,ln,,tcr' Brussels and Oriental man was lovely in henna georgette aaa. $2.70." ’ . ,*ll,f8 * •pceialty. Summer rate*. General Shop and Mil , "b ile Mr*. Miller** costume was --------------------------------------------_ ” r" p a car'’ nr l'h'»ne and wo will call Your pass book is ready. ‘•lack net With green lequinc, an.l Mrs. The world nt your door every even, , ' 7 7 . A" W" rk KUnr* Work Herndon wore blue embroidered net. 'ng for 16c.— Dally Herein nntceil.- >Bnford Steam Presscry. 1 During the reception hour*, Mr*. P . _________________________ ' 1 hone ____ 73-fltp ■ONTItACTOH nnd BUIJ.DI $r. m . M. Royd, violin, nnd Mis* Mildred of the San* Soucl llridim f-int. 1 m , ' ,f *'•wtnercUl Street Hanford, Ft Simmons, nt tho pi»no, rendered a five extra tables of players there be tri.- t.- idv f ' !h ^1 'llffpr° " cp: u c , splendid musical |»rogr„m. Ing seven tables in all ' ' , . / f° ,h° ° n{J- 01 ' reI1 a* th(* I After th. reception hour,. d .„ ,ln , Tl.e I m . “ h ™ ihe , „ T V T ’ . ™ ' « » »“ • S-r. ■ llco. w . Knight “ " I 11 * - h'.ur, Albert were rl.eed, were ,„l„rned will, 1,1',’ " " Tr“ " ^ rr0-t' ■ ■ Connelly and Miss Claire Zachary kct* of cut flowers and ..I™#. u- i n v ! • STREN G TH ”* n t r i a» *; B o u th ’s B akery 2 ^ s 2 5 = « e r v . * a etSm . — --------- ---------^ --- — W h cre Y ou ,‘ ^ C“ " '• W. PHILLIPS l'M t a. D»y U. S. Tins, J n* ^ s o °l ■ a — 1 Reifies PACKARD SIN G LE SIX S | STUDEBAKER ANDCHE\T10LETCARS : SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY ANDBUSINESS DIRECTORY B A N K I T i The Seminole County Bank Sanford Machine foundry Co. 8> " ‘ Vvhl'ch WK ,k'' T T ' good, T"; was ,k which was exceptionally furnished by the “ Harmony Three." About two hotwired pce.U e .,W du ,,„e the evenlntr meet the e b . m ' — - — - t e« ' M , T“ members, " r‘ “ ,0rcandle* hi“ 1' stick*, * "was » w won tb.' vl,C. W e r ' club 60-tfc-m by Mrs. Robert Hine., while the mmTO STOP COUGIIINO AT NR HT o„d bl,b .eere, b , . „ „ „ d l e .t le k ,.! A S C ^ b "p . wen. T Z y. r t . .* T T ' T T '™ ’1'' k' ' " ‘ NEWBERRY’S FAMOUS ORCHESTR hrom DAYTONA REACH CASINO at l s S^ S cS rS35S S TT'r— j S S -^ f;ixaJ!' . 5(1,1 c *" n n , * |,,ywhfal HANS 80UCI IIRIDGB CLUB to, the h o s fe s s ^ I s u V e d ^ M ^ G .^ b^on’ hW ^ ' h ? “ Uff<rin,r ,rom n | ,r*r n.Dds; Crank Shaft* rs-Mrs. Percy Mero was the charming Kirtley served banana *,dD L R* br.?n5fhial COU* b , o r J or 8 week*. FolS Menu for Callle Inboard tty' h08**88 y<*‘ ard«y when’ she zntertain- ade a* refreshments ^lorT il 0n° y.“ nd ^ar ^ " " d°.no him won* S Onboard tin, M at bridge at her> » • on r ^ L . t - i ' «'prful good, snd I shall always rocm° r*' Phone 61 nue, the guests included the inembers 6G6 cure* Chill. p — . m ___ on. . >Cn .' ‘ «>oth* and hca's. Sold m ! ■ t i PHILLIPS* LAKE MARY CASINO WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21ST # ■ ■ TICKETS, $2.00 A COUPLE ...................... J E S S bW» j i Lang KleOKIb J Z , , , ,.ht rate i, deter,uin* ""t i.wording to the cost „ { dalle* hut"a ' ,,u,’,Unti;*n “ » •ub.crlbars, * ril ........",** ,° 1 ,p nun,bcr of suhpower ' Th, , .uir po,p" l'a> buying AT TIIR VALDEZ IIOTBI. -PROGRESS--------------- SERVICE ,,n *•• ‘ he advertiser for ‘ he very re., Courtesy nnd Prompt Ser­ vice Our Motto : " ____ cm- Rwtatntlo. book, will d M . .uuu „ , g rmsiik F R K J ..M. lA K in :.^ ' Editor, Jane 30th, 1922. .................Phone 217*W L. It. PHILIPS, City R*yi*tr.Mon Officer. — f *.h .!«.c ss ---- * ... “KimiMinr — ______ ■ 2 a a u vu C T .t r •w srratlr npiirrrlairS. k h v a n is c l u ii m e t —\ 1 R r n , ' V|,° h»ve u.cd , J,avc "ever been inclined to measure its '•tluc by the general run of tires. 17 S O C IE T Y ■ S P E C I A L N O T I ( F " i S S !t e I,unccs Tu e sd a y , ■ 7 . « u 111/1 ^ THURSDAY, and SATURDAY ■ dkree'or " 00 V?; Bunj" nnd a ’ 4, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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 21, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 21, 1922. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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TH U RSD AY, JUNE 22. 1922 ,0MJME IH- NU M B ER 75 «2 b MINFRS !R#D AND < ™ SANFORD FIELD MARSHAL WILSON M i n t K J ARE KILLED M LLCU VVILL GlN ADVERTISE IN ILLINOIS COAL STRIKE IN MANY MAGAZINES KILLED THIS MORNING IN FRONT OF LONDON HOME CAMP IS SURROUNDED'0’"1’ H“l “ " " i t ' . S r Co“rl ' SUN YAT SEN IS PRISONER ABOARD SHIP DELIVERED SPEECH QUICK ACTION ON THE SHOALS URGED BY POU At an enthusiastic meeting c f the Stream and other magazines, which Sir H enry Hughes W il­ trap division of the Sanford Rod nnd are of interest to sportsmen. son C h ief of Imperial The dues for the trap division were Gun club held in the court house last Staff Shot Dead fixed nt $2.00 per yenr nnd member­ night plans were perfected for bring* ship in this is open to nil, whether ing the club up to standard in every former members of the club or not. wily to conform w:th the National The public generally is invited to Trapshooters association with which come to the traps on Thursdny nftcr- AN D ALL VESSELS HAVE BEEN ADVOCATES ACCEPTANCE OF THIS M ORNING A t U N V E IL IN G nnons nnd join the club and shoot ns HANDED OVER TO PROVIS­ the club is affiliated, nnd to bo rendy OF WAR MEMORIAL, J U S T RE­ FORD OFFER—CAMP1IEI.I. much ns they like. A set of rules IO NAL GOVERNMENT for the state shoot, which will be held T U R N E D WHEN K IL L E D W ANTS MORE T IM E nnd regulations for thc safety of con­ **" " EAL here next year. < llr T h e A a a o e l n t r i l I'r raal testants and spectators wns adopted WORM) W AR . PEKING, June 22.— Sun nYt Sen, ( D r T i l e A u w l l t r l I’ r r a a t I llr T k r A ia o rla lrd I’ rraa ) While the real estntc o f the club anil will he posted conspicuously on LONDON, June 22.—Field Marshal W ASHINGTON, June 22.— Indideposed president o f the Canton go v­ the grounds. A regular program of ill. H r A t » t r d !*»»•• I cations were given in the house yes- * » ■ recently transferred to the Elks, the Sir Henry Hughes Wilson w in shot 30 targets wns also nrrnngcd nnd in ernment is a prisoner aboard H , ; , ' , " ' '*>“ k " ! n“ " i lbe Associated Press showed terdny’ that unremitting pressure the club is by no means inactive and tin* future only 50 shots will be re* Cruiser Haiehi. This with other ves- and killed outsido of his house on r * n Vsix known dead with indication would bo exertod to bring about ac* the interest in the trap contests keeps orded. nlthongh there is no limit to have been handed over to the provls- F.nton Squnre, London, this afternoon. Wilson w as chief im the imperial will I,, more than-thirty In tion on disposition of the government’s up (o thp Mmp stnmlnni „ „ formerly. , hooting by any contestant either be-, «■•!» « f the Chinese navy at Canton stnf fund one o f thc outstanding fig ­ at Muscle Shoals, Ala. .. i ionnl government established there by mine war. The bodies are spread properties 1 ‘ . « , v. r ... Officers nnd directors were elected fore or nftcr the regular program on ures of the world war delivered a Sun's enemies which adhere to the ReRepresentative Pou, or North Lur-I , . . _ . ....... u p..t„ fifteen miles square. i,inn, ndvoenting i .• # „ ,, .house ... /i„.. last night ns follows: Hr. S. Pule speech this morning in connection o from the floor * w ,onu- riddled with bullets, others beatC°Some ^inter-city shoot, will be « r - 1Publican government nt Peking. with thc unveiling of thc war memi, tliath, three hnnging from tree* speedy action on acceptance « JJ* “ ’ L ry „nd treasurer; and these, logeth* .......... . »n SHANGHAI. June 22.—Between !orinl and apparently hnd just returned The Associated Press cor- fer of Henry Ford for lease and pur-1 > „ w| ht W . C. Hill and |mer ns well a, prise, for the local t) n»| 10.0(H) and 13,000 northern forces s«nt home who nthe tragedy occurred. A ont after ten Ineffectual nt- chase p f the properties, d sclosed that „ d niake up thc board of boys, and perhaps some “ ladles’ day." respondent against Sun Vat Sen's army in Kiting- [few months ago he accepted the post finally persunded a taxicab he had mnde a motion in the rules1 will be staged a little later on. si province mutined at Kianfu, burned as military adviser to the Ulster gov, ___. . . tou r to take him through the scene committee of which he is n member,, An important action ,taken The club wishes it umlentood thnt Inst portions of Kianfu nnd oth«r nearby ornment and made frequent visits to ofth- fiisht. The strip mine had been for a special order for consideration night was the appropriation of all the public is invited to these shoots cities and killed thousands of the real-1 Ulster. Central News ssys that Wiifir,,! and freight train on siding also o f the Muscle Shoals question by the i . ...... money collected for dues townrd ad- on Thursday afternoons, beginning nt dents, according to unconfirmed but son was stepping fn>m his automobile turning while miners looted Severn h»“ “ but ' h”, ......... “ I v e to in g ............. of Somlnolo 3:00 o’clock and thnt the Elks nre apparently authentic reports from when two men suddenly opened fire r,r* «d food supplies. On the road was adjourned without action. county as tin ideal place to spend the glad to have them use the grounds various sources at Hnnknw nnd Nan- with pistols. He wss struck by three war mine six men were tied together, winter for those who enjoy fishing for these contests. Spectators will ihang. The troops were under com- bullets nnd died almost instantly. His ,|| wounded. Hundreds o f mon and C A LIB R E OF LEGISLATORS land hunting. Advertising will he run find the shooting very interesting ^mand of General Tsai Chen llaun, mil* death was announced in the House of DISCUSSED‘AT CAPITAL* women laughed at their pleas for watin such magazines ns Field nnd nnd will always he welcome. Commons by Austen Chamberlain, litary commander o f Peking. - M A Y NEW FACES government loader. An eye witness The rcbillioua soldiers are reported vend thousand men nnd hoys said Wilson wns crossing thc pnvemarching northward nnd nearing ( H r T k r W iiirialrS P rra a l , t, nt when sixteen were killed T L L A IIA 8 S E E , June 22.— With the Chnngihu Ki. a city about a hundred ment when the first shot was fired. at nine •’clock this morning. Forty* entrance into the 1023 session of the ' mile, north of Kianfu nnd fifty miles He staggered, an ' mvtrly fell. He irii f„,jr men were taken prisoner at the state house of representatives of 42 north of Nanchang. i « " « « lin g when the second nnd third vamp. herded in front o f raptora and members having their first logisla A dispatch from Hankow says the bullets struck him. Four policemen when they reached a point in the ture experience, speculation hns been British gunboat Cckehnfeor is speed- rushed up and the assassins turned v,o.f. 1 ,!f way to Herrin the killing rife throughout the stnte ns to the ing up thc Kan river toward N n n -1* ^ weapons on the officers, tw o of I,.-.,! Strikers declared tho. prisoncalibre o f th enext Inw-ihnking ses ihang to bring out tho foreign resi- whom were seriously wounded. Annude break to escape and they sion. Twenty-six ’ members who dents. The American gunlwat Mon- ' other witness said one of the nssnSwere i --i.ed nnd killed. served in the Inst session will he General Carr Re-Elected Commander-in-Chicf of oency i, coaling at Klukiang nnd w ill »ins attended suicide, . hooting himscir there to stabilize things, while seven proceed to Nanchang as soon as ,»os- when capture seemed near inflicting Vets; New Orleans Convention City HERRIN. 111., June 22.— Sounds of former members of the house will Hible. The American gunboats Isabel *orious injury. Chamberlain told the i;.,l shot, were heard early to­ agnin enter the service. O f the ini­ and and .— the -British .House day fnm the direction of n mining lll r Tlis Auw lalH l t’ rfM l ..... Qulros ----------....... gunboats i, , , of Commons . , that the naaaasina •. ^ i. . . . __ i- held i.i t-in.....it 1hful nrn*ntril. tiates two hnvc seen service as ntRICHMOND, June 22.— Confederate |ing upon the wealthy members of the J | n ,| | rO S|r|„V0 « r,. renili]nnd been nrnmteil. tamp <>nr here where striking union The uainea o f tho men urresteif n w|||c|) offlcW| closc, wlth „ Unitcd Confederate Veterans to lend ness at Kiukinng to rush to the dls* mit. r irrounded the camp in which taches o f the house so they will be I were givn ns Connoly nnd Meltrien. . . . . , a|,|,n vimnt' ly 100 non-union miners well versed in parliamentary proce- grand .ball tonight wns featured today $30,000 without interest to th eaasocin- turhed area if necessary to protect Wilson hnd been under police protec­ dure. lion which is erecting the status o f nationals. an quartered. Sounds o f explosions, tion for some time us nuthoritiea hnd The senate will be short two of it. by annual parade in which thousand. Jefferson Davis, n* Fairvicw, Ky. raid to dynlmite blasts, were also reason to suspect nn nttempt would usual lfi hold-overs. The naming of L f veterans of the civil, Spanish, and The adoption of a resolution call­ GOVERNMENT DEFEATED audit'!, here. Two union miners nre he made on hi* life. I’nllcemen were men to fill two extra vacancies nt U'e I world wars took |iart. Confederate ing on congress to amend the law ON F IN A N C IA L AM ENDM ENT known to have been killed, and six actuully nt d oor o f his residence when, recent primary wns caused by veterans occupied automobiles in the creating the Arlington “ Hall of Fame’ TO HEALTH INSU RANCE H IL L ott -r- nre unaccounted for, and nenr assailants approached nnd openei! tiro. Heath of Frank M. Cooper o f the p7th Iiaril,|e. General Julinn S. Carr, Durso thnt Confederate generals can I k |> n ,r<’ «.f men were wounded as a district nnd the resignation of iinm, N. C , was re-elected command. represented therein, and the unani­ |Mil,| p.|«|Jlin«V X||l n*u of nn open fight which began LONDON, June 22.— The govern­ IIF'RIHN, June 22.—Nineteen nru Wilson o f the 9th district. Mr. w il-1 i-r-in-chicif late yesterday. New Or­ mous endorsement of a report from -tcr.lny and continued until late ment was defeated on the financial known killed in tho miners vvnrfnre. son resigned to become states hl"||fnna waf, selected for next years’ rethe historical committee, recommend­ Unverified reports stiyte that fhrl ing that a history written by Colonel amendment to the national health Incomplete check showed sixteen non­ • I union. m„r, than twelve men were killed In torncy. Of the IB member* nominated for other officers named were: . Hugh W. Jackson, of Curryville, Ga., insurance bill in the grand committee union nnd three union men dead. One the ashes. the senate In the recent primary, nine Oencrnl J. A. Thomas, commander in which, according to the report, it o f the house o f commons today. nnr*.uni*n m m r.’a: l.uo«tiiK *** served in the 1921 session, while of|w[ |rmy o f Tenneisee: |.t««ut f ! « i h stated Ihul ALimIimIii i.imuin de­ n tree with hi* body riddled with bul­ SI'IMNGFIELD, III. June 22.— Hnl lets. The bodies of sixteen non-union W T..ttq-r> member of thc UV.nob ♦**- r«re rcw ccncn, five fu.m nly (. d . Howry, Washington, I). C., com- liberately and personally conceived’’ PO LIC Y OF STUTSON served in the upp<r body. found in the wood* near thc war between Ihe states, be used In rnander o f the army of Northern Vir­ tf mn i M ' commission nnd editor of CRITICIZED B Y CO. amenminewere six miles enst of here. One the schools of the South, featured the ginia. nnd Lieut. Gen. E. W. Kirkpnt tho Herrin News, received word from JUDGE J. L. H A Z A R D man hnd been beaten to death and rick, o f Texas, commander of the veterans’ session nt the morning ses­ hi* r.innging editor over the long -------'the othern nhot. sion. The report stated thnt MisslsTrans-Mississippi department. di»t.v < telephone tonight thnt seven lllr T k r .(M iirla lrd I 'r f t i l .Stuff officers nnd other officials of slppi, Texas, the Unrolinas nnd Ia>umrh hnd been killed In the Inlmr TAM PA , FI... Juno | Ju„ , , bo the veteran organization will lie ap- isinnn nre “ ’now using histories fuir to trouble, six nf them union strikers „ ( the I 'fw n t ..lmlnl.tr.Mon M CF „ rip lht (minted by the commanders nt a later the South.” nod nnr a mine guard. „ t Stetaun Unlvrr.lt>. .m l ....... l.,r .............. . date, it wns announced. A t the closThu report, which was submitted by the development o f a broader nnd ing session of thc Sons o f Confedcrsaynig that “ tho young children of the here was reported todny. Unverified BKU1HN, III., June 22.— Several mure intense, college spirit featured ate Veterans late yesterday, W. Me- South will now lie taught thnt the . . . . # ,i a.. i report said fiv e bodies were Being p* i ■ i' * wore reported killed and n znt on meeting o f the Tnm- . , „ __. . . . , d lr Tk* AasoeUlr* _ . Dnnuld Lee, of Irvington, Vn., wns South will now Ik* taught that ,thc the „organ . . . .i t i mi _ brought to Herrin. Miners brought in i ■ r injured yesterday afternoon W ASHINGTON, June 22.— Sub­ (in Stetson (lu ll at the Hillsborough , r ., , , elected commandcr-in-chicf. He wns South was right, eternally nnd ever- ' , . i . . ...... . from the ( hiengo district reported '• i -hooting occurred six miles enst poenas h aw been sent out by the spec­ Hole here Inst night. County Judge ......., , ~. i n , , named without opposition. lastingly right, in fighting for princi- , * , „ , ...__ ... , surrendered. Three bodies in undcrf letween striking miners nnd ial wnr frauds federal grand jury, it lu inn L. Hazard, nn alumnus of M et- . . . . ... . , , At the veterans' sessions Intc yes-J pies upon which our glorious country . . ... . , ,i ^ n .. „u i-u taking cstnbl rhments here and three or • mplnycd nt the strip mine of .became known yesterday, to officials son, shnrpiy criticized the policy which wounded in the hospital. Report w m terdny n resolution wns adopted call- wns founded." th* Southem Illinois Coni compnny, ^ |pn,||n|j banking corporations in he said hns become dominant In the " l! ’"".‘V ' " " .iL brought h«ro that fifteen or twenty i began operations Inst week. |}jcw YorlT, Philadelphia, New Orenns admin strntion of the university, do....... , ' . , ...... : m ,n were seen in n ditch neur the 1 r! r a crowd o f half a hundred nnj j ncl(aonvilic, requiring their up- France in Accord clnrmg thnt Stetson waif liecomlng . . . CONFEREES FIX .. . . ,, ... mine, whether dead, wounded or h d"too much of a one mail affnir. Judge . . . . , invaded Herrin nnd visited bRr^ ' 1,u.nrnnce in connection with thc inves12,000 AS A R M Y With Russian Treaty „ , . .. / „ ing it wns not known. •tores nttpmpting to purchase tiRnt|on 0f the contract under which Hazard, announcing the resignation OFFICER QUOTA of Professor R. A. Rascoe, dean o f if Possible to Make When refused they ransacked government disposed of its surplus LIGHTNING K IL L S the law school o f Stetson, to join the Bray-North compnny, the Uer- *lumtirr nftcr the wnr. I COWS A T M IA M I Chief French Treaty Maker Sn>s >’upply rompnny nnd the Turner n,.„ds o f the hanking firms nnd W AS H T.^TO N .^hm e ' 22*— House . fncizlty of the University of Florida, They Man! I'eaceful Settlement I nlware company, and carried away tkt,jr ,-H„hicr.< were ordered to produce , , „ , nnd sennte conferees on the nrniy ap­ expressed drop regret thnt Dean Rascoe's resignation had Ihtii forced * ‘ • unc ' 0 * arm* valued nt $1,000. |n|| rcc0nls of transactions made by propriation hill agreed Inte yesterduy (llr Th - AsaorUlee I'r r .i I by certain features of the admlnl.trn- nln* durin* " b r,' f • » « “ li< ports »ny tbe shooting is contin- (||> jnvo|ving J. L. Fhiliips, chairman THE HAGUE, Juno 22.— " A t Gen­ on a mnximum of 12,000 officers as tivo policy formulntcd by President morn,nB "truck a henl of fine Dutch 1 • and thnt n numiier o f strike (;Vorgia state Republican com­ belted cows nt the White Belt dairy oa" said M. Alphnnd, thc chief French the permanent strength for the army Lincoln llulloy. *>»i»f nthizers hnve gone to West n1|tteo, who is at liberty on $23,000 for months. The .... the ,..v next twelvo ...».... ............. , . . . . here, killing fou r o f them. ur. Dr. J. G. expert nt The Hague conference In-t I have felt that some Fn ■kfort in nutomoliiles to get nil- bnil under chnfges of conspiracy to U.IMH), House had provided for only .1,000, ^ I DuPuis. owner of the dairy, nmd Dr. night, “ we hnd a Russian political ex­ • n.-.l arms nnd ammunition. defraud the government through the nmrnilvil ,hv WII . X ' J- O. FUb. fcd.T.I l . l J i l o . lin inperiment which did not succeed. Now, »!>«• report wns to the effect that |„mber « ontrart*. provldo ..11 .v,r«Ro ..f 1M00 lor Ikolj1 ^ , ^ illjllry |ln>. *l»rtor, -llnouod Ihr Inrlilont. nt The Hague, we are going to have a I* «r 13 Imdies of nonunion men j -----------------------coming year. technical experiment, which may or cue’s removal," Judge Hazard raid. I Th‘* bol‘ \\™ c k oncLC0W’ I « * M «v re laying in the pit on thc surface! ||K C A R E FU L WITH FOODS. .. Tl.*’ “ ®rvv.,,.‘nl l*’*vv, only i-II.tu r*lly tl.e U n iv V r .U y ^ 'F lo r id . " « W . r . to .hr ^ro„,l victim , may not succeed." mine where they hnd barricaded -------- . , h|.ni*d in its faculty nnd is * 1K-InRKc*l over tw o or three more to The French leader who hus mnde a tion o f importance to be decided, the rt. tnselvc and exchanged numerous, This j* the time of the year when special study of foreign property hold- committee already having wttlod on fortun#u ,n l(curinR an Instructor o f [be third, and again leaped over the ' with the attacking miners. I foods must l>c handled carefully and BbI],ty ,,ut , ,u,rd to lho ,o o rth * The remaining Jordon Henderson, 45, n striking everything we eat should lie examined ings In Russia, remarked thnt in the !*n enlisted »tr«ngth o f 125JMH) for tho past it looked as though nil countries next year. Methods o f reducing the , ach(K,, hn!, lM .en 8erioUBjy eattle scattered badly frightened. One union miner, was shot in the head and by competent authorities lest we get number o f more than 13,000 to tnnt ' -o*f 41 — - to * the cow* killed hnd no mark were divided into two groups concern injured in the loss o f its dean.” l<d. His body was brought here something that is unfit to eat nnd prescribed by the bill have proven a of thc now c| ub, com^sed " how whcro " f i n i n g struck her; thereby bring on nn epidemic. Tampa Ing Russia. One group wanted to ’ ’> unidentified persons. stumbling W^k. and It was Mid a - f f ituc,t,nt. of stetson,, - n“t1hcr hn hoof, burned, Reports stated both sides had hns nn inspector who will make a most come to nn agreement with Russia at ter yestarda) a m.eting thnt In all lhelr nill ,n evcry wny |)oa. The cows were worth several hunpledgcd hown the while flag and that nego­ thorough examination of all foods in any cost, nnd the other nt any cost did not want to reach nn agreement prohnhillty the senate amendment sihlc to thc univeristy. dreu dollars. tiations were being exrhanged for t restnurants nnd stores nnd all milk with Russia rovering the reduction would hnve to trade. It wns nlso reported that will be examined nnd even the drink­ ••Now/' he continued optimistically, > rewritten before it would be a c I C H IE F E D IT O R IA L WHITER Y A P TR E A TY W ITH "fflcinls of the Southern Illinois Cool ing water. This Is as it should h« in “ we non-Russian countries are all in [cepUsblo to the House delegation. SevAM ERICA W AS I (,N N A S H V IL L E BANNER company hnvc agreed to closc tho every city in thc state. There la no accord, at least in the sense that wa «1»l members of the conference felt, reason in the world why people should APPRO VE D TO D AY W »T » KNFLURNZA urine ns n result of the fighting and wish to agree with Russia in a reas-, however, that another day or two lie subjected to sickness and diseases ! Fat the non-union men would depart. result in an agreement on that N A ^ m iLLE . Tenn., Jun«j 22.— R. ( U r T k r J i i x b l r S I’ r . M l o f all kinds just because a few food enable manner, and in such a way that TOKfO, June 22.—Tho Yap treaty II. Yancey, n gn l t!9, chief editorial the elementary morality o f tho rights feature, All girls wishing to enter “ hdthing dealers or milk dealers might hnvc with thc United Staten was npprove*] writer on thc Nashville Banner, died of man shall be respected." • beauties" parade at I-akc Mary, June protection. Get busy! ___. _________ Bargains found each day by raad- by the privy council and Japanese today of heart trouble resulting from 29th, register with Ruth, Gillon not Havo you read the want ads today? i ,ng the Herald Ads. prince regent today. I an attack of influenza. Have you read the want ads today 7 •iU. than June 27th. 75-4tc . Jr' t ■ \ • (I Looks Like Non­ union Miners W ill A ll Be Killed d y n a m it e :i s used I Tii M ■I w i CONFEDERATE REUNION ENDS WITH GRAND BALL TONIGHT, FEATURED BY RIG PARADE BANK OFFICIALS ORDERED BEFORE THE GRAND JURY f li �PAGE FOUR ■ THE SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, FRIDAY. JUNE 9 tar> TH E SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1922 PAGE FOUR zHBHHDIelSCDIHlEllUlllii] SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE Professional Men and Women YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Utilize no muchinery, no lnnds or factories in their life’s work. Their equipment is mental training and skill, —qualities whioji they cannot pass on to their dependents. Many professional people have found in the savings department of the Peoples Bank of Sanford a means to lay aside u snug sum each year, and with an occasional bit of friendly advice from our officers, to Invest it wisely. Wt invite the savings accounts of physicians, lawyers teachers, ministers and oth^r professional people. s *3a M s s ■ s 1 American Association At Indianapolis, 4; St. Paul, 10. A t Toledo, 3; Kansas City, 1. At Columbus, 1; Milwaukee, 7. No other games scheduled. Southern Association Memphis and Birmingham, rain. At Atlanta, 3; I.ittlo Rock, 1. At Mobile, 2; New Orleans, 7. Throe games scheduled. LOST—Small shepher.. d«<g. About i month old. H!nrk, with white feet. Finder please return to L. II. Connel­ ly anil receive reward. 72-tfc W ILL FORM L IL Y W HITE PAR TY IN FLORIDA GAMES TODAY Jacksonville nt Orlando. St. Petersburg ut Tampa. Daytona at Lakeland. LEAGUE STANDING. Florida State league Won Lost 7 1 St. Petersburg 4 4 Daytona ... .. 4 4 Jacksonville 4 3 Orlando 4 3 Tampa . ») 6 I.nkelaml * P et .876 .500 .600 .429 .429 .250 r COOKED FOOD SALE, JUNE 24TII Saturday afternoon there will be a National League cooked food sale nt Doan Turner's s At Boston, 0; Cincinnati, 2. Store for the benefit of the Catholic Others postponed; rain and wet Sunday School. Anyone wishing to grounds. donate anything to this worthy cause may send It to Mrs. Morrison or American Leagrte Miss Tukarh. There will be plenty of ■ A t Detroit, 9; Boston, 8. fresh baked ham, home-made rolls At Cleveland, G; New York, 0. and salad and fine cakes and candy. :■ A t St. Louis, 7; Philadelphia, 3. Come to see for yourself. 74-3tc At Chicago, 6; Washington, 9. LOST Claaciflrd Ada 5c a line. No ad taken for Iras than 25c. and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders Count five words to a line and remit accordingly. For Florida: I.ocnl thundrrshnwer* tonight; Thura* day no change in tempernturc. ■ ^ CLASSIFIED ADS Florida Stale I.eaKUC At Orlando, 2; Jacksonville, 6. At Tampn, 8; St. Petersburg!), 14. At I-akelond, 4; Daytona, 9. Ha ftp. ftn * ta su ft* Ra fta fta ft* ft* ftft IIAKDINCS RETURN ------- • . ftn WASHINGTON, Juno 20.— The ^ yacht Mayflower, with the president and Mrs. Harding aboard, docked ut ^ the navy yard nt 7:30 o'clock yester-' ^ day morning, following a week-end ^ cruise on thp Potomnc. Well, she hover* round the 95 mark for the maximum and you will noto that we always give the maximum for we are not ashamed of our temperature report. But in spite of tho 95 mnrk people continue to get mar­ ried and everything. The fact o f the mntter is that the weather is not hot, peo­ ple just think It is hot and tho thermometer is all wrong. However, we hnvo a few vagrant breezes now and then to make life worth living nnd it will bo cooler some time. 5:10 A. M. JUNE 21. 1922 Mnximum ...... 95 . 73 Minimum . 70 Range .... 30.07 Barometer Calm nnd clear. T O N I G H T ___ Lionel Barrymore — IN — “THE GREAT ADVENTURE” A splendid adaption of a famous story. Totally different from any­ thing Lionel Barrymore has ever appeared in. This picture gives him unlimited opportunity for ec­ centric comedy work. Added at­ traction— “ Torchy’s Promotion” Tomorrow— Dorothy Dalton, Mil­ ton Silla nnd Wanda Hawley |0 “ The Woman Thnt Walked Alone" (D0DD[B[Rj[U|N](2®(s]g ft* Ra The Herald for Post Cards. Our prices nre just and right for TIIE WINNERS dependable service.— Quick Transfer. . Service 60-tfc-m Tho Herald, 15c per week, delivered. 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 I). C. Marlow C. R. DufTin B. H. Guthrie 666 cures Dengue Fever. 30-onw-20tc Join the throngs of readers. BONDS - INSURANCE- REAL ESTATE S PE C IA L 6-room bungalow, 80 ft. front on Park Ave­ ORLANDO, June 20.—Openly ad­ nue, $3,600. Terms. vocating breaking away from the old guard of the Republican party in Flor­ ida nnd addressing nn appeal to the white Republicans of the state based upon elimination of the negro from -National League every public office, the independent Won Lost PcL Republican party was born in Orlan­ New York 20 .049 37 FOR SALE Arc n few of the many hundreds do Inst night when a local group of St. l/iuis 26 .552 32 thnt have purchased “ EXID E’’ FOB S ALE - llulck 0, in good shape, citizens gathered in a local nsyunbly | 26 .519 28 Pittsburgh Ratteries from us. Nearly three 7 passenger, new top, newly paint- hall repudiated any connection what­ 29 .517 31 Brooklyn E. II. R A N D A LL, Jr. A. L. CAMPBELL years sales and not one to ro mi. $800.— N. II. GARNER. soever with the negro brethren of Chicago 29 .482 27 74-3U* wrong. Oif their political faith nnd denounced the Cincinnati 32 .475 FOR SALK—At a bargain, practical­ policies of their party leaders as des­ Boston .444 Insist on an “ EXIDE” 21 81 ... ly new Colts Acetylene lighting tined to "continue to hold the party In Philadelphia .358 19 34 Weinke Building Battery • plant with necessary pipe for instal­ political slavery." The Battery is Ihe life of Ihe car. Distributors of lation. Phone 3703 or cnll F. F. Dut-1 The negro Republicans and the American League ton, Jr. 72-tfc present white Republican lenders were WE RE-CHARGE AND RE­ Won Lost I»ct. Western Electric “ Quality Products” PA IR A L L MAKES 37 24 .007 ^ A L i v = ? n r " A v n T ! F r '2 u denounced ns responsible for its dis­ SL l.ouis p rn t BATTERIES All Our Work Done in the Peninsular Electric Quality Way 36 27 .571 TIL E D ; TH REE .'l-INCII franchising of the white Republicans New York 28 .541 33 WELLS, THREE 2-INCH of Florida. It was decided to put can­ Detroit Telephone 113 31 30 .492 WKLUS. TENANT HOUSE didates in the field it nppostion to the Cleveland 30 32 .484 107 West First SI.----- Phone 548 AND DARN A T LOADING nominees of the ‘ "regular" followers Washington .476 29 32 STATION. 5 MILKS FROM of the party aipl to attempt to organ­ Chicago .115 31 COURT HOUSE. $15,500, ize the independent' forces lr^ every Philadelphia 31 TERMS. THE REST PROPO­ county in the state. The party’s de­ Boston .397 23 SITION OFFERED THIS claration of principles us voiced by its Phone 127 1 Sanford’s New StoreYE AR. LE T ME SHOW YOU. lenders will contain ii plnnk recom­ Southern Association — II. II. LEWIS. PHONE .T41»- mending thnt only white American IVt. Won Lost 891. 72-:ilc citizens l*e elected to office of any Mobile to 24 .025 .585 98 27 FOR SALE One storage battery in kind. SovernL speakers said thnt Memphis 37 27 .578 good shape, !>cun used about six "Washington will not approve of our New Orleans $ Little Rock 36 28 .663 weeks, cheap.—A. C. Smith. 72-3tp action." W. Lawson, a real estate man of Birmingham 40 33 .453 FOR SALE—Twin Harley motorcycle -1 Store in Florida 36 .410 10 Stores in Georgia26 with tandem seat, speedometer and this city, was elected chairman of the Atlanta organization with Chester Kennison 25 .385 40 Nashville three cxtnr tires, $1.70 rash.— Ned «».* a*. 44 .333 Ilnrrison. 72-3tp and G. II. Sutherland ns secretary and Chattanooga treasurer respectively. Candidates F o r SAI.I! U rg e , desirable build for every office to be filled nt the Second HheelH, H'/jxll, only ing lot on Mngnolia avenue, be­ election in November 111 this county r>0c per 1,000, while they lust, at tween 10th and 11th streets, Sanford. will lie placed on the ticket, through Herald office. If ■ Address P. O Box No. I. 73-4tp petitions. The recent convention of FOR SAI.E Five room bung^Juw the party at Pnhitkn was described as To prevent n cold, take 666. 30-oaw-20c with sleeping porch, screened, and "enough to make your blood boil," and in good repair. Located in the best those in rhsrirs of :br- convention Any pay mure? The Berger Stool nsP'cr.tlal Lcvti.o. of i* v n iy .- A. I*. were referred to ns "carpetbaggers.” tiltcr, J2.25. See us before you buy. Connelly. 73-tfc A speaking campaign will be con­ — Elder Springs Water Co. Phono FOR QUICK SALK -Brand now 4- ducted here by the new party and nn 311. 51-2tc ------------------------- — . ■ room cottage. Well, 3 large lots, 3 attempt will bo made to raise funds ■ miles out on Orlando road. $050.— with which to carry on the work prior Each Seminole Poultry Farm. 72-2tp to the election in November. W. T. ■ All Colors, 36-in. wide, yard Dial rih. FOR SALK 31 acre celery farm, 12 Jamieson, of Orlando, who has been lltnr acres Improved. For terms und connected with the Republican party Route A. Rural Phone 1603 p r l« SCO II. II. Chappell. n Ctp in Florida, for m arly forty years, snid SANFORD. FLA. FOR SALE— Potato barrels in any thnt he saw in the new movement n PRICE LIST ■ quantity, special prices on car lots, chance "for the liberation of tbc dis­ JUNK. 1922 correspondence solicited, Clcnrwnter franchised while Republican of the Il». Whole Klim $ .65 ■ a Mfg. Co., Clearwater, Fla. 8-tfc south," adding ihnt during all bis res­ lbs. Whole Klim . 1.35 ■ lbs. Whole Klim RED STAR 2.60 FOR S A L E - Warehouse with R. R. idence ill Florida be had never sup­ lbs. Whole Klim siding Within four blocks of center posed there was a "way out until to­ 11.00 night." I ll>. Skim Klim .10 of city. 21 • II". Skint Klim .85 Ceo. V . KNIGHT 6 lbs. Skim Klim 1.60 272-tfc 25 lbs Skim Klim 1.23 Lee J. Koons is exhibiting a patent FOR RENT a FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping crate clamp for holding crates while they nre being put together in the or bed rooms. 314 East Fifth St. ■ 24-inch S is ■ ■ 73-Stp field. This is something thnt liteded and the plntform is handy for FOR HIRE—Touring car am taxi. 32-in. wide, special, yard the making of crates in the Held. Special attention to out-uf-town The prime object of this form is n trip*. Phono 149-W, A. C. Smith. clamp automatic lock crate bench 72-3tp which is so arranged ns to hold the FOR RENT—One apartment of two beads or ends of the crates, or box, in or three rooms, gas stove, electric a tirni or rigid position,thn\ the crate 27-in., $2.19 S lights, running water, two blocks from size and kind maker can nail the sides nnd bottom Every P. O. Also furnished rooms with on without the heads moving out of needed to beautify the board, $8.00 a week und up. 110-112 C o iD C a n d lo o k Commercial. 64-tfc their position, thus Insuring a tru e, h o iT lC . P A Y CASH box when finished, with no end* hangFOR RENT— Rooms and kitchenette. ing over, no center heads out of cen­ them over. —Shirley Apartments opposite post ter, causing to pack higher at one To Get AheadMeans to Use Your Head office, upstairs. 28-tfc end. * They’re All Priced L ewis & C h it t e n d e n P e n in s u la r E le c t r ic C om pany RAY BROTHERS The Churchwell Co. THURSDAY SPECIALS I •••**! i [ Colored ORGANDIES W. W. DRESSOR KLIM MILK ! : \ 29c French GINGHAMS Flower Pots and Sprinklers, too 59c W A N TE D W ANTED Mule nnd wagon. See Field. Field Auto Top Co. 72-3tp W AN TE D —Customer for lluick 6, nearly new, $1,200.—N. II. Garner. 74-3tc W ANTED TO RENT— Man nnd wife would rent small cottage or flat, will pay $30 u month. Address A. I). M., care o f Herald. T4*1tp Mr. Koons is a practical farmer anil knows the need of such a machine thnt will insure n good crate. The patent W. C. Crate Clamp Is manu­ factured by Whitehead A Courtnov of Palmetto, where Mr. Koonh farmed Yor many years, and he will he the ngent for Seminole county for the crate form and clamp. Childrens’ » DRESSES \[ 98c ! Diaper CLOTH [ j $1.98 1 Right The Churchwell Co. BALL HARDWARE COMPANY FIRST STREET SELLS IT FOR LESS W ELAKA BLOCK �Fr id a y . l L* :UafrV: It ,v w w » r# v ? v '49r K' 1 THE SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD. THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1922 SANFORD DAILY HERALD ,r lin" win nIwn>* their -s'V: ' V! ^ TH E SANFORD D A IL Y H E K A LP . THURSDAY. JUNE 22. 1922 transportation to the south ever un­ for <*u,ck “ * « trip., Winter and ium. '•If It I. .o rth whu. k PAGE THREE dertaken; doubting Thomases may ,n<‘ r' nnd especially here in Florida. Lieut, and Mrs. If. A. Bivens ............. ■SJF. transportation doubled Into th are found any day at the headquarteru on You won’t find us on the street communicate with the Detroit Auto­ ty thia year then the*. p|an, * ^ Tin Herald .aid fifteen year, ago Herndon Oak avenue. avenue. , visiting . Mr. and Mrs. B. W. ......... ~u°n 1Oak 81009107 Ra mobile Club which is the largest civic corners, blocking traffic; you get us ntv Registration books will close « c«r way to their home in A r c a d i a , ___________________ 11 «ri »U wv/» that a line from Tampn to Sanford R« for the best internets of «»■„ . e u n u s iiirn * would •ome day he built arid it would by pliou* 498. uivj . i ‘ * DAIGEIt, Editor, ’ r ‘ ; returned from u xUit to Lieut. HO.Mh-COMIN'G D VY i t t i i p *4 I'ody In Michigan or the Chicago Mo­ Jan. SGth, H«a. 60-tfc-m Phone 217*W I Biven s home in North Carolina. On U ™ ' " AY AT T ,,E "W e look upon the state as , *'h . tor ( lub, the largest civic body in Il­ >e one o f the beat paying proposl4 L. R. PHILIPS, ... . ... B llltr Ra *• m i .:, a ill) M FIRST B A PTIS T CHCRCII Friday they leave for the new aviation *~™ i*rT-TT*"m rlr tinn. in the country. Aa time goes linois, for verification, and that is nnd not a. Just a city or cou'nty ^ u. A. ft KKL City Registration Officer. Our references? Those we have c . «- m w i i i z z z x s s a : ^ * s : M * ,r on and the country continue, to fill Rn field nenr San Antonio, Tex. why the A. A. A. asks that the mat­ 4.J0-22-21-26-C so arc doing an equal amount 0? 1 I'bunr l«A up fu OKrtl |\ »|, Ra Ra Ra * Ra Ra Ra *4 Ra Service r , a, Mrs. B. W. Herndon gave n most very resident member in church! had dealings with.-QuIck up with people thi. firopoaltlon looks Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra ter be most carefully considered by on both sides o f Florida, .|i0 J A4« rrll.lns lU lr. „ . <r K U . « » Trans,cr60-tfc-m (fin T.. h n ...._ a a a " "mlf. the leading civic bodies In Sanford congenial swimming party yesterday Thnt '* thc P' a " of the First Baptist better and better. The entering Licensed Electrical Appllrailun In order that there may be no m i. of the $10.00 the local club ha. f«.:,0 and then if it is their Judgment that gin. Tennessee. Alabama.'” S IM * " * morning at Palm Springs. The guests ch“ rch f° r neyt Sunday morning. This wedge is being noticed in the proposPi, Kentucky, North and South'r “ I’m Going Right Straight Back tc SOCIAL CALENDAR were: Mrs. T. E. Fitzgerald nnd son " ‘ ‘I ,M' home-coming day, nnd excry « d electric railway between Tampn understandings a. to the motives of I and out of the $12.00 paid by mem- Seminole county citizens will all be line so that this year the * . Oar " v ^ r,' ' U " »“ Ad.aarr Contractors Automobile i___... . ■U Moalka" benefited then Franklin, of Daytona; Mrs. H. A. rr(,i,ltnt member o f the church is cx- My Dear Old Florida Home," nt Hinand lakeland. Ere long there will the American American Automobile Association !*rs after the 50 charter member. | * " ,,Ud ,lhl‘n mu“ -head a c may come / U t T t m T r o V l L i T * ^ lermlster’s Piano Store, Wclnka Block. Oar w ~ * , r* G « ‘ r t-T a S rC ? C,y' Friday— Seminole B r U t. Club will Rivcns, of Arcadia and the Misses Es- p‘* ted to ,H’ Prx**ent unless unnvoidWiring, Repairs, Supplies ' ----- ---- — 13 ( rata be one between Sanford and Orlando Jforikr. JuI> ' 3,tl t0 ‘ be City __________ 20-tfp “ ’ y de*“ med. o £ . z r A p“ ; ! t h"r r um — *«• s s ; . . M "-h' ' r,odiy °r not s s s meet with Mrs. Fred S. Dnigcr, Jr., ther Miller nnd Dorothy Humph. nnd then ft will take but little m re Tbr hi. glKiimcnt roll, nnd to hear com• II ra Mazda Lamps Electric Fans Mrs. Alex Vaughnn, Sanfonl course some o f thc niem krs CARPETS at her homo on Fourth street at t« build one from Lakeland to Or. _ , of Sanford aa4 la AN D r u c s w ashed fttatement: " *....... . c,« ni » ‘ »nu«raize<J depart pUlr.U •» t“ valuation ns fixed by the have already 3:30 p. m. Heights, returned today from un exand there -you are. made their pi -ns to be and cleaned by an expert. Wiltons, Electric Ranges, Fixtures and •« a * • . . mentj. • ■ppiira* Inndo | is not a *>■ appllraisttjior. After iK'inj: ref|ueited by Icnrlincr ..oin^ . „ .. ' Friday— Cecil ian Music Club will tended visit north, visiting Philadel- out " f ,hp city Sunday morning, but •Vxmlnster, .“• sxuo par ''ream nr a fantasy— it Is JU8t one of Rrusscls and Oriental’ L. R. PH ILIPS, citizens and civic organization, o f \ * A ! ' t, ,t* nd-rd‘,ed Appliances. Phi*, b«eW tork City nnd other points * ‘ be plans he changed immediately. I meet at 0:30 n. m. at the studio of m km iikic t u b A s a o r . * ^ ----------'I!’0"*. forward a‘ ®P® predicted by The Rugs a specialty. Summer rates. City Auditor and Clerk. tba a_ . .---— • r.ll I'll counties, • •• • * 1 ,’ ranche,, h» v«? fH«n of interest. While in Philadelphia she resident member present SonI AMOCIA« ® I’ iik ss Herald many year, ago because we both Putnam and Volusia counties, Mrs. Funnlc S. Munson on Myrtle established as follows: Drop a card or phone nnd we will call Estimates checrfuly furnished $.f0-22-2l-c of their local avenue. attended the graduation of her dough-' ‘,ny n'ori>ing— that’s the ideal, , , have . k en . members , . ....... — and give estimate. A ll work guar-. . . •II nawa"<jf.MtcV.J J ,c* ‘ 'on of hre good at dreaming and for some who • . < "Hamilton County Motor Club. . . . . . » „ « £ * g a , 3 « S ! « ,«> « » Eu‘ n the members arc ex­ Friday Miss Fern Ward will enter­ ter, Miss Abhy H. Doudney, from the and also in« local news pubruhad reason or other our dreams come true. - ' * ' A ' rm’tor c,uh* or* » n,* « I «lncc nnteed.—Sanfonl Steam Pressery. ^ O j o l ) t o o S m a ll OF l a r g e “ Columbia County Motor Club. A Quick Service Transfer at your pccting their naraln. Sanford is n good example of many January first and who from expert... „ , friends f „ r the dny. Phone 560. tain at bridge at her home at Day. Philadelphia hospital. "Alnchun County Motor Club. all. 60-tfc-m 73 <5tp . i, . - , , » e l l . there is no objection to the com­ dreams coming true even though they ence have had material benefits from torn. Beach at 2:00 p. m„ honoring All wiring done in accordance Marion County Motor Club. . their clubs an dfurther believing that ing of the friends. This will Distance mnkes no difference; we FOR VISITOR ran us ragged before they Miss Agnes Dumas, a , bride-elect give Polk County Motor Club. with Fire Underwriters' Rules. o r n - i HKnAM) BUtMHftO. Rob-My-Tism, an antiseptic. IAS but. nevertheless, this part of of September. . ______ Mrs. W. A. Lester entertained about these . , members the .............. .. ... opportunity of nre ready for tho long, as well ns thc Rest of references furnished, “ ',irrrl A ' A* A * hranrh Seminole "Tampn Motor Club "fate Is building . » rapidly that any r" “ n,y ^nn,'I»• them to bo better 30-onw-20tc Saturday— Mrs. J. D. Woodruff will ,Wl‘nt>' children Monday afternoon nt bringing their friends to church. Let •hort trips. Call 498 for a Quick Sor- (live us a trial and l»o convinced. "St- Petersburg Motor Club. 60-tfc-m thing is possible now ‘ n to ‘ * rr>' " u‘ lhp *'iir projects they entertain in honor of Mrs. Hnwkins *'tr ^orac on ‘' ‘ “ Itnolla avenue in n° baptist family r unnin nt home vico Transfer. There are many ways o f building “ Clearwater Motor Club. P* ° - II0* 815, DcLand, Florida have underUken wc decided to come Connelly a recent bride. 'honor o f her young guest, India Kud- ‘ , f " lir‘ h Sunday m Jun • to etterLook* like spring all over again to“ Tarpon Springs Motor Club. • i i ' u t . , T,-,-, ?. .. fifood will fo ra bank, and personal Here and explain just what benefits PIANOS ______ _ ®r ° f Monticcllo, Fla. ,a' n- This is homc-comir.g day « i the Jl S I A I.ITTLK MORE I'lLSIL day. “ Lee County Motor Club. an A. A. A. branch will give nny.pmThe afternoon xvns merrily spent b Hnptist Church, nnd every mein* soiwice is o f the first importance. Miami Motor Club. PH O NO flKAPH S Miss Vivian Telford, Just « little more push, brothers. gressive county. °f Winter with games of all kimls, and at a Into ,’* r ‘‘ xpectwl to k present. BE SURE A N D SEE TH E Another fast day today Hie friendly interest that each of “ Palm Reach County Motor Club. Haven, is the guest of Miss Agnes hour thc hostess served ice' cream, “ Accompanied by n delegation of with l,,p J "»* « little more push. We have the PHONOGRAPH R E C O R D S "Daytona Motor Club. •tores all closed this afternoon. Perritt for this week. cake and divinity f Volusia county citizens we appeared our officers and employees feel in greatest city in the South; it is ... —iky fudge. % “ St. Johns County Motor Club. POPULAR S H E E T M U S IC —o.liss Mary Elisabeth Puleston left ;',rs. Lester xvns assisted in entering faster than any city in the"«ki,»h lH,r',rt’ un‘l R***''1 *he Rotarinns of every individual depositor is the "Putnam County Motor Club. ’ k • in • g talked -' • Snnfonl " -A 1.80yesterday for Tampa where she will tainlng her’ guests by Ruth Henry .eorgia hns classed buss lines fknford is about where •S'," ro^', nnd nnd ,hc P l«»a seemed to PLAYER R O L L S "Jacksonville Automobile Club. basis upon which we invite your visit Mrs. T. W. Ramsey. Carmetn B arkr, Claire Zachary and common carriers." We classed some '‘v,,r >'°u «nd wc have the r. -ht W‘ ‘ h ‘ h‘ ir ,»I,r rov« |. individual “ It may be interesting to know that Manley nnd J. J. Hammett, of Elm Katherine Huff. confidence and patronage. , ibem ,years ago as common car- fplrit n' that ..f thinking »•.. ,m',nlH'ri' “ ml “ "pwiitl rummiltci. np. although but six months has elapsed J, H. HIiNTERMISTER nxenue, has returned after a txvo —_____ rters and so did the general public. |,,,n 'h* ‘ bese things and thru g 0ine " i f ' '*,<',in,r " l,,,n|y ‘ bat an A. A. DARKENS B E A U TIF U L L Y AND the A. A. A. in point of numerical | week, visit nt Plant City. Mrs. J. C. Hall delightfully enter... --------------------- "bead nnd doing them. Sanford ! os 1 . ‘ ,,r#nch hurw would i " PIANO CO. R E S T O R E ITS NATUICAI COLstrength is the largest civic organ!-1 Miss Rhoda Vaughan, o f Sanford ,ninpd ‘ be Social Service Department We wish the employees and em- ,h‘’ rl^ »«le« along every line and nMOt“ It AND LU STRE A T ONCE * * lion ,n ‘ be State. Every club J, ployers who have the aftern.«.n ..rr ..... u— ° ur ,’,nn!, mu*‘ have the Wrlaka Block Heights, is visiting her sister, Mrs. ‘ bo ethodist Missionary Society at general afternoon o ff ‘ here is nothing the matt— ter with SnnA. C. FORT, A gent functioning actively and all render­ would get out of town and not sit Stackhouse o f New Smyrna. her home on Celery avenue Tuesday L.nl -never has been and never ... “ Pl,r,>val of nil the leading civic hodW IGHT BROS. GARAGE----------------- -------------- -SAN FO RD . FI.A. Common garden sage, brewed into ing valuable services in speeding up I Around on the knehes when wo can be—the trouble hns k en with th " f Snnfonl or we cunnot estahMrs. \V. McCoy, of Carlstrom Field, afternoon, June 20. Mrs. Crenshaw •ee them. ' I""lish a branch here for in over 20 years road and street construction and in! Henry McLaulin, Jr. I’b1- If you think Arcadia, was the charming guest o f » ■ * leader. Subject for study’ being <>.Med! V i I[ ' ur' ^ n v "u ,'a kl (|' ' ‘i!’."! standardizing service on th* high' ,h,‘ A. A. A. has never had a failure in way*. Mrs. II. A. Bivins this week. •bing big R i, nlready done. ° If OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST Kio de Janeiro." Papers read by faded hair beautifully dark and lux CHEERFUL WELCOME ANVAITS YOU Workmen at Newbern, North Caro- think you cannot do It you nre already AN. P. Townsend, of liirmiinghnm, ' lr"; Thornton nnd Mrs. Halt were urlnnt. <lireCl ,,rnnchr" «"<! that is Mixing the Sage Tea nnd : If Seminole county xvnnts to folUna, In excavating dug up six kittles whipped. Keep nushlnif I Ala., is stopping nt th nushine ..---- our i»ur|Hises are rund: ilimit. „ „ . L . . ! T. I,urP°R®» «re fu nda menA COMMUNITY BUILDER . ® Montezuma mo*‘ »n»tructlve. A picture talk giv- Sulphur rec||»e at home thouch suit and will g„ |nU, , hj|l IS ___, ? h « » un'l And right and are bai o f 0 ,1 ,in"• ,K’‘T '•»»<! the news was We «re making great progress. <“ • « " b u . ln „ , ro b , .Mr,. c h ,Pn,ll ................. J , I n n M . A„ ’» ' -•«! on xxhole-hearted manner tfie ay is to get practical and A. A. mm intelligent I to a gold Strike. In a few hours •Morns and Robert Moye, of Oak ur'b|ue way o f teaching us the customs ‘ he ready-to-uso preparation, imexperience ! which is the oldest nnd not on theory. and strongest ■ b. I*. FORSTER, Prrsidrnt bundreds o f people with picks and SBR\ K FLORIDA I'RO D U fTS nxenue, have left for Arcadia where nm' manners in Rio. A fter the pro- proved by the addition of other R. F. W HITNBR, Cs.hi, AT ••!!•. i it . . . . . good roai roads and trnnsportatic•n organ* inthey will visit their grandmother. . „ ___ _ , " ' b* l,*Ve ,hul thc " f *ny izatinn in REASONABLE PRICKS k ™ ? ili,r,rinK o f New! T '" ! . Rul,> " , "an‘f 0 *°lo nnd gracgredlents, a largp bottle, ut little cost, the United States will work txTn looking foi business, city or county depend >r bottles of beer. .Miss RubOVilliams and Mrs. C. A. iwU!,,>' rcspondnl to an encore. nt drug stores, known as "Wyeth's o «r> day in the year with Seminole For many years j|lr transportation system o f n .n,.« .county. I its ••w no|»u|my the |ff rJ||| I N\ illiams leave tomorrow for Macon, ' ou*'y responded to ' nn encore. Lois.Sage and Sulphur Compound” thus Babe Ruth is ................. "'■‘ ing the part of the voc* ‘ ®d cheaper itrires (Hr tu* "'i #n‘* *’>’ ‘ hat we mean not only roads • n „r „i „ ■ ■■■■■**■ ■ Oa„ where they xvill spend the sum- " n" gave n reading xvhich xvns much avoiding n lot o f muss. 111 East. 1st Ht. Sanford, Fla mby sun. enough. Maybe Ruth he- " r,Ml," ‘ s not only i„ restaurant* 2 ',crvirp " n ‘ bvse rands. t,„. ( j " " "T‘* ,M'n>r rnrr*®d » « ‘ in ■ " ’T enjoyed. The hostess, assisted V While k,ril>.( f a(|e(j »,njr jf| not gjn E. B. R AN D ALL, Jr. A. L. CAMPBELL i A. h Clover, of Tampa, was in the » » • Spurling, Mrs. Chappell and f«l. « r nil desire to retain our youth­ *rr aft THE ,m „ NOTICE WHAT THE AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION WILL MEAN TO SEMINOLE — ------ S O C IE T Y a Electric Co. NOTICE z , -« ■sxr.’s'w .z et's G et B e tte r Acquainted F if ni.i' PACKARD SINGLE SIX COMB SAGE TEA j INTO GRAY H A IR : STUDEBAKER AND CHEVROLET CARS SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY M 'a F ir s t N a tio n a l B a n k ! c “ .fir£ c 5 « 7 . . . .. . . — ir. r t ..... . 5 - P e n in s u la r E le c t r ic C om pany I Welnks Building i:ji T 1 Distributors of ---------------------peppers in Sanfonl and vet « l . * mU" ‘ ,K* l" ,l«*r‘ «,(! front these qualified standard!* *i *** ^°r thl* " Report from Jacksonville says the c*‘rta,n ' “ dy wanted peppers y e s t e r P " ^ n l'r<,!,i'lent. a vice- county from T h i c a / T ! ! 0'"v^ ° Ver>’ roof was taken o ff the grandstand at *** n,,n‘• » t ‘ he stores had any \V,. P? ’*.,,,* nti; * M‘rrpt“ ry «»»« « tn-asurer to So.nh Florida " n< ‘ ^ Yorit ‘ ho driving park at Jacksonville by « h*ve long advocated a curb niark. 7 rijfht ' ^ ,lir,,rt‘,r" " " e year Thi- „ 'arket t nn,| ~»'ad .k“ •"'* rl»fht other other directors director* elected elected for f„ r pl.aythin* bu‘ rather is bad one one here here .................. onco-w# still .Wind . . ,storm and the - ‘caretaker nretnker, wholadvo- two greatest drive to increase motor had taken refuge from the sto , „ . , rm there 7 a‘ ° ‘ b® ™rb market and every other I tW.° Mrh " f wh" m will then experienced nothing hut conflicting k,n'1 o f »'»rk et that will ermld,. ih l* Cl ** cb*lmt®n o f a standardized deemotions." Wc don’t Im.IU.-» m . forme- • hla '? w * nuniething for his pro­ part men t o f which there are eight •Jory. They should have examined hi ducts mid enable the housowlfe t o ' ^ t 1 , ' .......... Clothe*. fresh vegetables and fruits ehenn L u i j ‘ ‘ f®®** bridges. ---------rik-ht here where they are groxx' 1‘ " 'lppnrtm!'nt ,,‘,a1" w“ h roads, We unto by the dispatches where » U,‘ un,l®r*tand that the Union v , . J j “ m* '’ ridge problems taking in great quantity of liquor was seized ru,t* uront at the station in this ,-t.v !.th° f ,,n,,M'r con" ‘ ru®‘ lon nnd innin•ear lakland, California. Oakland is ”vnrml s “ »f«»rd lettuce and color!- tcaanc®f financing. aa UHt across the bay from 'Frisco and//*1’ " n th®»r tables last season The! 1. 7 ^ f lalntiv»* This department nn in Frisco is .Sheriff Hand and L. p . l '^ r v o more than passing notlrJ r ! ',C" * wllh ,,ate and n* ‘ '°n*l legists- ■ ■ ■a • I '‘ tiller. Roth of these gentlemen ,h'» enterprising spirit and J 'i,0? per,nininK ‘ 0 r« n,l» and motor vc- ■ ■ ■ ■ »re great prohibitionist, and xve are ,h" restaurants ami " of bicles. ■a ■ a JUM wondering if they had « hand m «»uld do likewise "*L— Legal Aid. This department is ‘ he seizure of nil this liquor. " ir tht*y "»ubi get these produe!. ! " i,Pnl w i‘ !1 ,ncal' ri‘ >’ county ■a I* rvasonable figure direct fro m ‘ "lh"e and “ ive, first aid Lakeland •« putting meters in ’ growers. The Jaek>nn»iii ......1 *’ i Jignl mix icc to all A. A. A. members ■ ■ ■■ Souther! " Kht * ml Uat* r- The *»>•' *«me trouble" S t " now " 'j ™ " 1'" thc u*ps of motor vehicles ■i S«nf I t U‘ l C°- put in meters in " " , h " ' ' ‘ ‘ ^melons flooding th. m,irk .. ?r. ? nc* " l C° Urt for uhkm»wlngly vio- ■ ■ ih , *LVOra ycara "Ko— that is !"" ‘ be restaurants charging th. at nR ,rrtf,ic regulations, etc. ■■ ' ,in<l ( olo,,C(l ■■ I»hft them* “ T ftl.'M,n" ' p,a« * and hifjh »;riro* « " twual and the Ja.-ks,","1 '‘/ " M,vhnnirul «*-rvice. This de- ■ ■ m out ut other t.lrjrr- Th x 1*' Journal erfj• r . ^ ipartment is In render t<p«» -|.t ■ ft ■■ E 'U r r 1 e, " T " • * * » « ’• • • • • ■ - ' » ' * . « ! z : n : |r,“" " c7 ' ■ r ' ™ w * » * • *■ *■ « « . • ■ ■ ■■ inmll> pay t|,e meter rate while „ *‘,,l‘ lon-' >« ‘ «r.la> s county highways. ■■ *™. y ,ncx* door UH4‘H ni* much ns they .“ Th‘, Jacksonville market is tin i . Arci,'ent Prevention and street » * « . 1 . fl.t Artort l n . W« k * « r ..................... ......... . aa Western Electric “ Quality Products” All Our Work Done in the Peninsular Electric Quality Way Telephone 113 l FRID AY and SATU RD AY l I SPECIALS s w, sox ■5 ■■ Soxs- values up to 50c pair, 5 pair for is “a 31.00 — - • Again to tell tell the th,. "dear tiii||. ., . we wish «" Public thnt running free advertising xlng *b'' "anie an eating f r,.» groceries, wearing free dry g,MM| and asking for free bread K into . ':Vt'ryreal lin“money U" “ «"»•* '"to thi. this paper costs and li i .1 M I ? '" '1'urinu i„ ° , „ h" '* •ch ta it pnborhoo.1 of •evanty-fiv,.’ s. v...... ......... ,^ rh" ,Hl u( ,‘ ar, | VMlHon campslgns once nrs nre ...............................................each year, ■ ■ *h'? " ' ' ' ' ‘ racks here. Wholesale™ an'!' ,!,,, * rpftian •'*“ «ter, .lilt. ■■ retailer* have reduced their i . r i r . diroc“ " » "'RU" and also ■ ■ ■ ■ Almost IKerally. th.- prices are I.-ing L , *h" ' V * r ' ’pau«iflir„tio„ of ■■ ;;rm.ned by what the consume™ ! 77" hlBhway" and ‘’"mina- ■ ■ ■■ wil" nK ‘ a Pay. However th.! , , |,,on ° f in,P«®*»Ml ■■ 2P W» «l 1-wM* ano j „ |B|1Ja. Btl rants of the city, or at least th',- ini' . ’rt* ~ ,,u',|icL" y' Th'« department is ■ ■ ■■ I b ase remember this xvher of '"v them, have n.,t not reiln....i . ........ “ ‘ h" t a story oil , . , ......... n you (ink i"rlty "* •" i", nave • 1 .......to ............. " 1,000 , *,'w xx-ord word sto for * n S «» n " f ........ lu ff I1' 1™*- 'VHIIp mrfan. „ "ulUhlo pholaKr.ph. : : to . ...... ;«■ |.r.n,v.l In Ih,. ..... ............ ............ ............ ............ .....I X. » ' C f»m h h rtj,.h , secreA. A. A. fid / that is u.lxertising tary once each month for natlonal : : your oxen particu- c,,,'*',1*Je to charge fift Inr business an l« o n „ .IW n magazine |>ublieatiun. aa Why not a little -o— „f , Fin"nre nnd Membership. This co-operation on th.e ' III ELECTEE II \11 \ \ y.s. ir a t h i i ? |,' rt,,,Cnt U 10 ,M ' ‘ ‘ »'«t each ,marketing problem 7 ' First, restnu l'dl',,artn!,?" 1 '» ™n •‘ rictly in accord- 88 Rome people think 3 that the aut.,-: ™nt prlra. should he reduced *>"- ■ ■ mobile has ■ ■ transn. rr . " u‘ ‘ ,,,ai!d railway I‘ hp p.rll<’ ,o f watermelon* has I,,.,.,, r [? ,’ thnt fron' emh membership *..ld ■ ■ ‘ ninsporutlon, but surh I* and n..t u n l m ^ , ^ tha • « « « * *«m I. placed «..' , he ■ ■ ■■ • '• " means of travel, the elec. J J “ " ‘ cemdons nre >...t dls,mM.,.’ '[ "I ^ '''‘par,m "»t. is to audit ■ a ■ a _________ . 1 ■) ' '°rida producers xvill suffer 'i K rcRU'ar'y nl" ' recommend rm V ‘ ni,.V‘ rtlKd r" (lu“ '"U i" h .^t riro Z ,nrrrMM ,,r (l- rca— in "*pcnof water,nel.,„. by the restaurants n w t a u*0lr ^ r o ar* ,,ccwaary «"d further ■ ■ would *w „ Kreater aa c consumption ' » « C|*1°,!* ‘ hnt, nu 'lc,,t* arc contracted ■a I i. nnd hill* paid promptly on cn*h basis. ■ ■ »nie on, Restaurant Keeper*, f„|| jn aa "ne! If it'* __ ■Made o f beautiful figured tub silk, size l(i to 40, each ■■ ?! SS ! . LADIES’ SILK BLOUSES Ciepe cle Clime Blouses. Special for Saturday ■a r w l . K V » r t , w i ! 'u . ri''“ , " '1to it thnt the Thl’ dufc w ■a to see I hr.. Proper supply nt nil time* of 8! The standardized maps and ran,I log, lin,j |g ‘ °wn o f Homestead, one Florid, r 'uriuu's youngest and most n!° nlJ ly reports nre made on all ■a 't and most prog ■'vc cities, |* evidenrlu evidently looking io. r,>a,|# in ‘ hCr county. s; ■ “ 'v® c'“ cs, is evidently looking f Z * , „"The T,h° an,,ual ‘I'Je* for membern r.r.*jSS m ,hr * .... . * all Ih* f.»r ,j(j $2.98 WIRTHMOR WAISTS New shipment o f the :r 2 lB; ' j * newest styles 31.00 ■ f° ‘ ht' tim° whcn “ will hi « fin l n" m‘‘mU’ r* af“ r the first S t 5 rnuch '"CKcr community nnd when , ? th," #ter memU’n' will have an fiS Courleay and Prompt Ser- 5 l0,nmun“y necxls will of two dollars to pay. ,*„v. 'S i rill Lhe jl * T ' 8 ,,nitia‘ " ’'> ■ *Urtc. ion, ,h ,„ " lh" ' ce Our Motto ^ r T i t th" n ° Ut " f th‘‘ ',Ue* thl’ Washington • nt the Department o f the A. A. A. is lo r.*. ■ ................ ’ a ""c v to the demand* f or civic . * . beau?/ - ,V%lr : n‘ y\,iVC CCBt8’ th*‘ So" ‘ h' n*ta.nd ‘ hz present t|n,.* 1 1 asking . LUty’ l1™. S,at‘’" aro o k a % Engineering hnfinccring Department that Rhone* 497-49/ pruvisjon be made for the , c|Pn ' x hl‘B,l,|lll,rU,r* Montgomery, ‘ ‘lie planting 0f tro... i Ala • receive* 2&c and for stnt.* -W EI.AKA BLOCK •I**-1. o h i c h k, - « . » " » 0. .h. a . a . a . J* ln th' in im ejl.i, on, AoUn, ,. ! ! . • credited in * local hank so that out 5 S S " " > a B a a a a a a a a a a a a a a . . . DEANE TURNER ss s LADIES’ DRESSES It fGROCERIES! I FRUITS 1 |AND VEGETABLES! I ■■ :: ■■ ■■ ■a ■a ■■ ■a ■a ■a ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■a ■a ■■ ■a ■a aa 23 ■a ■■ ■a ■a ■■ aa ■a ■■ 22 ■a 22 ■a 22 1Y owell C om pa n y I Kirtd.Se SANFORD ---------------- ■■"BBKSBBKKKSSg ■■ FLORIDA ■a ■a aa ■a ■a ■■ i:«22222222:2222:::— -* "■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a a B B M B a a a a * attcn,,inR ‘ ° business. ^,r*- Kcll>' »®rx«l sherbet and,cake. ful appearance and attractiveness lly making his headquarters at the Mon- Th® Jul>- meeting will he with Mrs. darkening your hair xvith Wrath’* European Plnn tezuma. [ Walter Hand— Reporter. "Hnge and .Sulphur “ Corner Building " Compound, noJ in one“ Open all the year It. L. Proctor, o f Moultrie, Gn., is every room outaids can tell, because It does it so natural­ spending a few days hero at tho Mon- ■J ly, so evenly. You just dampen a tezuma while in thc city on a business ■pongo or soft hnish with It and draw mission. this through your hair, tnking ono Mrs. J. N. Tolar nnd Mrs. Robert I small strand nt n time; by morning all Hines hnve returned home from Dnygray hairs have disappeared. A fter tona Bench where they spend the pnst another application or two your hair H two weeks. You Can Find the Name of becomes In-autifully .lark, glossy, soft Miss Corinna Loxve o f Clearwater, Everything continues to grow, Every LItc Professional and and luxuriant, nnd you uppenr years is the guest of Mrs. P .M. Boyd ct r>on ‘ our pleasant little city "look younger.— Adv. Rasinms Man In Sanford in her home on Magnolia avenue for P'c***nt.** ------This Column Each Day ■ scx-ernl weeks. r ; Jacksonville was represented here Wc deliver the goods.—Quick Scr■ I o our knowledge there is no investment Miss May Lnndgraf, who hns been >’®"‘ «rd *y by C. E. Bullock. vice Transfer. 60-tfc-m ■ ■ in charge o f the Fernnld-Uughton ,'0,’ F‘ °bertson, o f Tninpn, wns in ---------------- _ _ _ _ _ to be found nnywhere which provides us ■ ■ hospital, left this morning for her thp ci,y y®*‘ ®rday attending to husi- 10 8TOP COUGHING A T NIG H T George A. DeCottes hifrfi an interest return, with the same a home in Baltimore. ,n®“ A summer bronchial cough keeps a V ttorney-nt-Law Mrs. M. H. Mabry a:.d son Ilarton " • A * Ames, o f Leesburg, wns no‘ on'y ‘ he sufferer but other memdegree o f safety, as the Certificates o f ■ left Tuesday for I^iuisville, Ky., where ar,,ong the business visitors hert'yos- bcra *bo fsmily axvukc. Alfred Hnr■ Over Hrulnole County Bank Deposit issued by this bank. they will spend a short-time before terdayk®r, 1001 Avondale , — St., — , E. Liverpool, IAN'FORD ... ... FLORIDA going to Michigan for the summer. ■ Another fine shower today jfr t to ° - wr' ‘ ®*: ” 1 consider it my duty to Cept. nnd Mrs. NV. A. Fitts. Sr., now ' « 'b«* earth know that rain still wr“ c *«>d tell thn result* of Foley's ■ Many o f our customers are enthusiastic ■ of Orlando, gave a day's picnic pnrty boxers in the sky. Honey nnd Tar, which I used for my S. 0. ShinholHcr about them. You will he too when you’ve t<* a group « f their Orlando friends at and G. M. Wicker, o f Jack- ',oy wbo had been suffering from n ■ their old home place in Rose Court. aonvM®, were in the city yesterday ,,r°nchial cough for 7 or 8 weeks Fola Contractor and Builder given them a trial. If you’re not familiar ■ Lieut, nnd Mrs. II. A. Bivins leave *rn"" * c ‘ ing business. ' ey's Honey and Tur hns done him^won ■ ia n f o r d * FLO RID * today for Texas, after a short visit ■ Clnrke Robertson, the Rco man of ,,crfu' “ um'. «nd I shall always reem with these ideal short time investments, ■ hero ns the guests of the latter's °clando, xxas in tho city today cast- mcnd U " II *"oth* nnd hen's. Sol. 2 we’ll he mighty glad to tell you about pnrents, Mr. nnd Mrs. B. W. Herndon. I ,n* ,,b°ut for a location in which ho everywhere.— Adv. SMITH BROhS. ■ nr. Qau.ie H. Itrcedin, xvho hns lK*eri i *,,n ‘ ®“ the public about the points of — them. ■ ■ Garage and Machine Co. visiting his sister, Mrs. J. N. Hobson |thc Reo cars and trucks. ""■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a a a a a a a s of Park avenue, has returned to his A crowd attended the dance nt ■■■■ Expert Auto Reoalr Work home, St. Mary’s Hospital, Anderson, j ‘ be Lake Mary pavilion Inst night A IR Pkvne So Corner First and Oak 8. C. when the Daytona orchestra played hor your ‘ *ro . free and when you ( -------------------Misses Anna Lou Huff and Wynctte or ‘ he dance. The Wednesday night want it. ML BKLIVER T H E G O O D S Manning returned to their homes In dance wns even larger than the A ll? Q u il'k S o r v T * n « n f r t . Atlnntn after a pleasant visit here us STRENGTH-PROGRESS'f u i l h s e r v i c e I r a n s f e i the gue.U o f the former’* *i.ter, Mrs. -SERVICE ■ k j t — ..... ... .. - — ■ Ben Caswell. ■ Sloragc Facilitle.s K. \Snlker Dickson, of I^ingxvooil, r" " y lf • ' plcs.e you. tell other*; If no xvns n socinl nnd business visitor In The redoubtable Pat Murphy, who For n" make* o f car*, «*ll u*. I'hon# 498 i« a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a * a n a iia a M H i.r f* * u „ _ j« * a Sanford yesterday. While here, he knows more legislnt,,™ in Florida O IL S ; ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 2 bought a new tractor for his Inrge a a grovo there. ■ a B- 'V. H ERNDON Mrs. Mnhry and son Hnrton, who his legislative Blue Book. Pat keep, m m n r, 2 A L T E R A T IO N have been spending n delightful win­ the new legislntore before the people . ilK H iO Insurance Agency ter with her sister, Mrs. George Fred* and while he does not tell all ho r,'al wcar’ n tu',c with each tiro, FIRE— AUTO— BONDS erick Smith on Magnolia nvenue, left bnow* he tell* some very interesting A " f bf * H'*b every dollar on a *ig. ■■ yesterday for Louisville, Ky. |stories about the legislature and the nal ,n,T1p * ‘ vrn Ju*) Jrd. ' Miss Agnes Dumas xvill spend the member* o f the same, SANFORD NOVELT1 week-end at Daytona Bench a* the Thp many Sanford friends of the ■ aguest o f Miss Fern Ward. Miss Ward Gonzalez family xx-pl he rejoiced to WORKS 22 xvill entertain at bridge Friday a fter-, bnow thnt they expect to move hack CONTINUES TO J U L Y 1ST V- C. COLLER, Prop. I "OO". honoring Miss Dumas. 105 Palmetto Avenue lo Sanford and make their home here ■■ ■■ . Mrs. W. A. Lester has returned Ti?p fumi,y '• ‘no* I" Orlando S A N F O R D F I O R IIIA General Shop and Mill home from Montirello where she at­ *J[a,n' nrtd Mr. Gonzalez is here looking for * F L O R ID A ■■ tended the marriage o f her sister, a house. They resided here for many ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a a a • Work F R ID A Y A N D S A T U R D A Y Jeanne. She was accompanied home yeara , . hut , for the .past three year* ' --------THIS WEEK by little Miss India Kudcr. have been living in Miami. They will CONTRACTOR and BU1LDEI Mrs. J. M. Rnggott, who has been receive a warm welcome back home : a Sam Bradford and J. R. Forest, o CommereUI Street Sanford. Fu. spending some time here with her daughter, Mr*. P. M. Boyd, left yes­ the Churchwell company, left last B terday for Tarpon Springs. She will night for Jacksonville where they B We nre always glad to show Shoes even though ■ B nlso visit friends at Dunedin and nt xvill spend several dny* on business B B •you don’t buy. B other place* on the West Co*»t before * °r ‘ hoir flrnf. The Churchwell corn­ 2 ■ ai and Insurance returning to Sanford. P«ny ha* a large wholesale business i 'AM-ord FL0RIW>, Frank J. Gonzalez and son, Joe, o f in Jncksonx'illc and ten store* in B B Miami, are here for a few day* with Georgia nnd are doing a big business 2 friends. The many friend* of the hut they claim the Sanford store is One guess with ouch purchase o f 10c or over W e B a Gonzalez nre glad to see them cv«n loading all o f them in new business, Sanford Machine give away two pair FREE July 1st though for n few days. Mr*. GonHarry Kent, o f the Kept VulcnnizB zalez and daughters nre visiting in ing Co., who sell* Hood tire* and oth­ S Cvner-ii xi ... . Orlando, the guests o f her sister, Mr*. er good tire* and who ha* recently M,thln* and Boll.r Work; LnRuc Bliss. taken on the agency for the new Oak­ . 2 Cjlind ®r Grinding; DeLuie Pistons; ^ r- nnd Mrs. John Cook Deen re- land cars, ha* contracted for a year’s Drersl ze (tin .. m . . turned last evening in their car from advertising in The Daily Herald to let u “ d P l“ ‘ Gt.ir.ia, . h e r , ihry vl.lU d rrl.tl ves the people know what he has to offer. Steel r . „ . ^ N ext to Princess •ear Banda; Crank Shafts re- and White Springs, Fla., where they Watch The Herald for Kent’* Kute See The Window* See The Window ‘»r**d; agent* for Calll* Inboard siW "pcnt thcir "boneymoon," and are Kut* every dny. H. G. Dictcrich, thnt ’ now at hutne to their friends at 901 • live wire salesman, Is selling the OakOutboard M otor*.-----------PkoM a BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBI M Magnolia avenue ; land* for the Kent Co., and ran ‘be B PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY PERSONALS f G ive T h e m a L l T r ia l The Seminole County Bank SSl 7— GASOLINE 2 S F. P. Ri,ines g3 2 2 S P E C IA L S ? 2 •Sanford Maid , Foundry Co. $2.95 $3.95 BREAD Leo. W. Knight - & $1.95 At Your Grocer’s 2 MADE LOOKS AND 18 Good SHOES FREE! s | I 'j Routh’s Bakery 1= 2 2 jjot|cl &ejiore SB 2 8 B flii � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 3-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 22, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fe265b848db4a76e34bc32b57de2eb03.pdf 40ffe88779d0df4a6d8b0f8bb49b65c2 PDF Text Text ■i}»> , ‘ T• JT-JI - f •-*s•., - I ' ‘ ;a i KTIX * • eehi The SanfordDaily Herald 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 ‘T h e Clly Substantial" V E G E T A B L E SE C TIO N NUMIIER 76 SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JUNE 23, 1922 volum e SANFORD ia CITY AND COUNTY BOND ISSUES SEEL AT » C o u n ty Bonds Sold Y esterd ay A fte rn o o n to M a rk s & Co., o f B irm ingham , and B rou gh t Prem ium of $1 ,1 3 1 — W e re T hirty Y e a r B onds in Sum o f $100,000 and M oney W ill Be U sed for Im prove­ City Bonds Sold Last N ig h t to Spitzer, Rorick & WHAT THESE BOND ISSUES MEAN “ TO SANFORD AND SEMINOLE CO. : •t P: tea a. *n tet Pi Co., of Toledo, and M ark s & Co., o f B irm in g­ ham ; Sold at Prem ium o f $1,6111— W i ll Be U sed an for City Streets, Sewers, M unicipal Dock and p-i Boat Basin and O ther Im provem ents. ments o f R oads R ecently Built in the County. What is this spirit that is making lost faith in Sanford. They knowsuch a hiB difference in Sanford? ( what this city had in location, in The city bonds sold last night, thc scnlcd bids being opened in thc meet­ This question is being nsked by the health, in schools, in railway fnclllTh, county bonds sold yesterday at the meeting of the county commising of the City Commissioners at the City Hall. visitors to thc city and by the people ties, in river transportation, In farm, nfr, when the sealed bids wero opened and it was found that the highest who reside here and by every one ing lands, in real people—realpeople The issue of $326,000 bonds bearing 6tyCe sold at the premium of bidders were Marks It Co., of Birmingham, Alabnmn. that conies to Sanford 'from thc coun- if they could only be awakened Many $1,031.00 anil were sold to the highest bidders, thc bonds going nt a joint bid ' , jndi wcrc for $100,000 in the shape of thirty year bonds and sold ty for the hig difference in one year's things have conspired to waken San­ from Spitzer, Rorick & Co., of Toledo, Ohio, nnd Marks A Co., of Dirmlngford to her wonderful possibilities and ham nnd these two bond firms will get thc bonds. , V at par With accrued interest bringing the total premium to the sum time is noticeable. There were seven bids in nl but only three of them were considered. The There is no change in the topo- wo will not take spnee here to attempt ' 51 for the $ 1000,000 issue which is a Rood price and one that gave Rensecond best bid on the bonds was the joint bid of the Seminole County Hank graphical location of the city, there to enumerate them. Suffice to say satisfaction to the commissioners and the people who were present at nnd The Atlantic Nntlonal Dank, of Jacksonville, their bid being $1,060.00. has been no change in the personnel that the bond money will be spent for The bid is very sntlsfnctory to the City of Sanford and the City Com­ thr mieting. «hanc of time warrants but wus left to the o f the people here for thc new ones new streets, sewers, for a municipal missioners who have the best interests of the city at heart and the commis­ hnvc hardly started. There is hut few dock, for a boat basin, for a library, , or .ho bond £ L changes in the business interests nnd for wonderful improvements in many sioners thing It is n good price for the bonds. The money from the sale of thc bonds will be m#d for new streets, sew­ thc majority of the business men here lines thnt will make Sanford the are the business men who have most beautiful, the most progressive, ers, u municipal dock and boat basin nnd many other big improvements in «... turned into thirl)d for thc pun'ose of bulldtnK today o and the city thV k John, river . . O .U .n ferry .nd for boon here for many years. There an* the greatest city industrially The bid of the joint firms also means thnt they will bear all the expense few new faces in the Sanford Chamcommercially in the state, rood Steel recently built with an oil surface, the new surface of the bonds nnd thc delivery of the snme at Toledo which is quite an item of her of Commerce, in the various clybs, These improvements nre so large in o f high grnde ..p h .lt . . d the 000,000 . i l l give S™inole expense saved to th« city. in the places where men gnther to put their scope us to leave but little to be fx,unty a fine System of roads to every part of the county._________ _ _ over big projects, in the banks, in the desired in the way of making Sanford mnrts of trnde. What is the big dif- the city of the future. The money ference? will 1,0 "Pent OM*>’ uPon thi,igs ni’<,‘** It is simply that abiding faith in fu l and things thnt looking ahead one’s own home town that will crop ten years means so much to thc cityout eventually and when It does it of Sanford when it renches the twinwill make nn oasis in the middle of a ty thousand class, desert, build a thriving city from a The snme can be said of the county ----------village, turn deserted houses nnd fac­ bonds only in a different strain. Thr . g M*»n Wci’O Killed 611(1 Many >» Cl*e tories Into beehives of industry and county bonds are a business proposi- ' T lion pure and simple* Thou roads . • - To Organize Local Chapter o f the L eagu e for mnkc two blados of grass grow where wero already laid but insufficient1 W ounded only one grew before. Sanford _____________ it is that spirit of faith in your money would not make them vvhnt in . The A n w U ifl wild diatown nnd your county and your state they should In*. The now bonds will QUALITY 81IOI' CHANGES give the roads n good asphalt cover-' HERRIN, June 2 3 .-H e iri„ was quiet M a y « t e r ) y thnt might lie dormant for ninny Tf- Sanford members of the Cen* STARTSv A NEW YEAH nroximutcly half tr.ii K1 rids Water Traffic League OF FINE BUSINESS year* and break out over night Into ing that will make them the best in . orders in which nt least twenty-seven men the state. The new bridge ncross the c(j yhen five thousand miners and sympathiser* a »< |lu> thnt steady flame that will endure as v,ill hold n meeting tonight in the St. Johns river is one of the best propu hundred Imported stenm shovel men am a or. rs 0ff|c| nl* maintainlong ns life Instn. It is thnt thought I'ulrr Room of the Hctel Valdex nt The Quality Shop hns just closed ositions thnt a board of county conistrip m i n e of thc Southern Illinois Coni <>m^ny. • tw, |IKBillBt thnt you have been sleeping over your K . . V. The purpose of this mect- another most successful year and * * Illinois Nutional . . t" organize a local chnptor of wishes to thank all their friends nnd rights, that you hnvc missed some­ missioners ever undertook. The on- cd that since no one remained nl work that it i further outbreaks and asserted one thousand members of the l ino . W W W th> •.v. te to work in conjunction with patrons for their support in the past thing nil these yenrs, that you have tire bond issue means progress in Guard Ik* ordered mobilized in Chicago for possible strike duty her Seminole county, means thnt our coun­ rh.ij tt r in other sections and to nsk for the same in the future. waited year* to ncromplish what sary. It is believed the death list will increase today. HfUen l ^ ^ . t i e d t ^ ty commissioners are doing all in Th Central Florida Water Traffic ThP Quality Shop hns made one should have been done yearn ago, thnt their power to make Seminole the gether, weighted around necks and east into pond, a miner to <1 !• . ii> was organized for thc pur- (<hnni;c for the cotping year, Mrs. • you have just listened to the call to correspondent, and an area over which killings occurred estimated at most progressive county in the state. | . f developing water trnnsporta- {(. Garner retiring from the firm nnd arms nnd without a moment to lose nmi * And these bonds only strengthen the If. square miles of hilly timbered Innd. ti<n in the state thru the medium of Beuing out her interest to Mrs. II. lb must gird on the armor and start the Sixteen wounded in Herrin hospital, threo in ( nrbondal. P idea thnt we are living in the best city fight for n big city, for n progressive our natural nnd acquired wnter high- Connelly, who will be the owner of others, union striking miners, in then- >>> her from * in the best county In in the best state in number number of or others, union sinning muron, believed ■*- to be........... way* It is nt present engaged in (he business from this time forward, city, for the best city in Florida. the greatest country on earth. F.ct’a question exnct nunilier dead will never be known. • ri I * ' ex an huhiwi ...... . — — „ • Sonic jieople here have had the vis­ the preparation of dntn in support of Mrs. Connelly will have the able . . ... . •___ _____ i.... .operators . . . . .agree . . VIM Im/s real v were miners or strikebreakers or mine killings really were ninsmasthe St Jidins-lndinn river canal, nnd nssisthnrc of Mrs. O. L Taylor am ion for many yunrs. They have never go! i sacro that victims were shot down in cold blood after they had put up the wh h Will he submitted to the g o v -1Mrs. Godbcy, who nre rnted ns the white flag nnd surrendered. Many persons in thc county uphold slaughter eminent engineers nt thc hearing to iK.Bt milliners in the business nnd, as a rightful net of justice. Citizens laughed and joked over the affair. In V« in Snnford Tuesday, June 27. having been residents of this city for morgue women and children as they passed through commented on accuracy Thl« hearing is but the preliminary many yenrs, know thc trnde in every Iof shooters who brought down victims, m»n who openly liousted thov were In skirmish <>f what is to be a long hard respect. ntik. mug forces related with apparent pride stories that in war times would campaign before the objects for The Qunlity Shop will remain open be called brutality. Mothers carried babies into morgues and up to piles of I'm league ia lighting nre at*| during the summer months nt the re­ dead In roads with such remarks ns "take a look nt what your paper did, kid. tained. It is true thnt the entire quest of the patrons nnd in the enr > ‘ filth and ecntrnl sections of the state will put on n showing of new croSPRINGFIELD, June 23.—At eight o’clock this morning no response was wil' he benefitted by the completion ntions in keeping with the up-to-date Til HER MILLION DOLLAR ROND FOR MURDER OF WILSON AND received here to Governor Small’s demand last night thnt the state attorney CONSPIRACY AGAINST MANY ISSUE CANNOT BK of the St. Johns-lndlnn River ennnl,' rjty nr Sanford nnd one of the largest nnd sheriff of Williamson county give Immediate nccount of condition! nnd IS UNEARTHED SOLD hut none of these sections will receive nnd best stocks of millinery ever propnro to bring mine rioters to justice. the benefits thnt Sanford 'will when brought to Sanford will be shown. ( I l f T h r A n a r l a l r * l*r»»»l !llr T*f A»*«wliilrd l*r«-»»l Meantime there nre many hnrgnin* ■nnecting link is opened up. WEST FRANKFORT, III., June 23.—One of the non-union men who LONDON. June 23.—Fifteen men TAMPA, June 23.—Hillsborough Every business mnn and grower in in summer hats at the Qunlity Shop; nnd one woman were arrested in raids escaped In the Herrin mine battle arrived here early today without hat or county's sjiecisl election Tuesday at the Sanford section should recognize many big bargains In every line thnt throughout Ixindon last night in con­ cunt. A crowd gathered but the police took charge. They spirited tho man the importance of this project nnd the will interest the Indies of this city which people voted three million dol­ nection with the assassination of Wil­ out of town and a few miles away told him to get out of tho district His t*« n* fit* ihnt will nccnie to thi* nee- wfco want the very latest ntylea in lar bond issue for good roads wns son, it was announced ill thc House of arrival created u tense situation here. ti- ■. both individually nnd collective- hitls that nre of proven quality, intn pronounced illegal today by tho coun­ Commons this morning by Austen l>. It is very discouraging to tho of style and that different nppenrnnre WAUKEGAN, June 23.—Governor Small today received a telegram from James O'Brian nnd ty attorney and impossible to sell the Chnmbcrlnin. f«w who have lnlxired untiringly to goes with hand-made millinery. Jnmcs Connolly arrested after the n representative of the adjutant general nt Herrin placing thc blame for the Imnds. The county commissioners r< ili:* that there nre not more in ---------------------------shooting, were arraigned today rhnrg- rioting on the shoulders of Williamson county officials. Representative who failed to advertise election in accord­ v - 1 rd who nre willing to enlist w-ith ppnMINKNT CHINESE went to Herrin n week ago said he nt no time thought the authorities could ance with law. Must call another ed with murder. in nreomplishing n purpose STATESMAN DIED TODAY handle the situation and that they should have asked for troops before tho " h 'h will nwnrd benefits to such a AT HOME IN < ANTON election or wait until next April nnd LONDON. June 23.— Police investi­ rioting started. nsk thc legislature to vnlldntc the elec­ great number. * ---------gating the assassination of Wilson tion by special act. It i< very gratifying to note the *n(Hr Tfcr !’ » “ • T, WASHINGTON, June 23.—Declaration those responsible for the South­ come into possession of documents H i-invin nnd support whjch is lielng SHAM.HAI, . “ ni T ' . u nitri| disclosing conspiracy to take the lives ern Illinois mine disorders should in* prosecuted to tho fullest extent of thc riven the league in other sections, hang, former m,n * 1 reien mln­ SANFORD LODGE OF ELKS of a numlwr of prominent persons and law was made today by Secretary of I^thor Davis in a statement Issued after WILL HAVE A HIG TIME ' •I particularly Orlando There the |8tatea and more r«-en > THURSDAY’ JULY I3TH conduct campaign o f outrages, says consultation with President Harding. andu !•««<• ,ister for in the disrupted most prominent business men «n - - - -Sun - - - Ynt Fen __ the Central News. ppers nre signing up for member-: Southern Ilepu ' J1" " K" , morning T. J. Miller & Son will put on a very rensonnblc prices. Road his ad­ A drive for new members hns been •hip dally. The snmo interest must Canton, died in an «• |j ................. special aluminum sale tomorrow nnd vertisement in this issuo. » awakened in Sanford, and our 'according to a Router dispatch. He instituted by the Snnford Lodge of ELKS HAVE HIC. TIME TUESDAY EVENING Monday when any aluminum nrtlclo know Kronen sells only the best at Elks, and the goal has been set ut not prominent citlczns drafted to work was 80 years obi. ____ In stock will be sold nt a price thnt loss than one hundred new members/ in this movement. As previously * ” “ . ,, nml oni member mrmoor in good g«"><i standFor the first time in several yenrs will move them nt once. See tho din­ COOKED FOOD 8 ALE, JUNE 2ITU nnd every old t iled, this presages a long fight, reThe many friends ° f Hon. h rnirik i . Saturday afternoon there will be r ing. At u meeting held last Tuc*day the Sanford Lodge o f Elks had an old , |,jBy (n the window and rend tho ad‘I'liring the efforts of the l»e*t brains Forster are glad to see him hue n cooked food sale ut Dean Turner’ night, the committee in chnrgo re- time meeting lust Tuesday, when vertisement in tho Daily Herald, w* posses*, and in n « « -- — f• ••••• • •• nddition -it- will ----- re- after spending the past m°n Store for thc benefit of the Cathol York^nd Tuber point* in the north­ ported 42 new applications, nnd there about 60 member* of the lodge nt•nire n large expenditure of money. Sunday 8chool. Anyone wishing nrc now more than CO applications tended n meeting and chicken supper J. B. Forest and Sam Bradford are donate anything to this worthy cai It haa been estimated that it will east. Mr. Forster returns greatly re­ filed. As a grand celebration of this at tho Elks Home on Lake Monroe. a trip to Jacksonville and may send it to Mrs. Morrison , r<-quire nt least $60,000 nnd this car. freshed by his trip and with the feel­ drive It is planned to hnve a big ini-, Tho spirit of Elkdom has taken h°!d j back from ^ #d,:#rti>ement th,, ing that Sanford has the greatest I <• rnised by securing 6,000 men\bcrs tiatlon beginning Thursday afternoon, and all the members arc at I ^ u thttt lhcy nro n n n ^ng Miss Takach. There will be plcnt’ prospects of ttny city in the country. »t $10 each. ' July 13th, 1022, and closing sometime pushing Mr^the b g dajf^Uwt ^ f(n# ^ ^ t()mor. fresh linked ham, home-made I At the meeting this evening plans Mr Forster also’ states thnt the First and salnd nnd fine cakes nnd ef Friday. i * " , cn ‘ f mrctlnn-n within row *n I*10 >n^ n>cn’» depart- Come to ace for yourself. will be laid to secure a Inrge mem­ National Hank will start their new six before Full details of the arrangements , will he n number o f meetings within run I . . . . .___inonts. I-ook nt the advertisement for bership in Sanford and Seminole coun­ Btory building In the next two weeks. will nufilished at js making prepar , win be no puoiisneo nt a a later i«iir dntc, **” • but the next - fifteen u s,Uv t-io close prices on tho kind of materials, ty and a strong active local organi­ there will he a real Elks parade, ations for the big day and ever> F lk » S. Robbins is all ready for summer sation perfected. Bp , ch " r V and his hig Mock olf new frocks, hats, headed by tho Dayton. Elks band and Is expected to attend these meetings, V™ " < * drum corp, there will lie several hun-|as there wHI be something for every c" " h “ n 1 ,eH th« P « r* Horn to Mr. nnd Mrs. Reginald S. skirts nnd dresses are right from the dred visiting Elks in thc parade, and one to do. Holly a fine baby boy. The grand­ markets. New shipments of dark M. Kronen hat. a special offering some excellent candidates, the people father is standing up under the strain travelling hats for your trip. Read Free lecture, Princes*, Sunday night For Florida: F’alr ton for Saturday only in gingham dress­ of Sanford will never forget this pa­ remarkably well and hopes to recover his advertisement In this Issue. 7fl-2tc and Saturday. es all nixes at $1.70. Other dresses rade. The evening will include part in a few days from the shock. at $1.40 and afternoon and sport of the initiation, dancing and other; Bargains found t»ch day by read­ Have you read the want ads today? presses nt very low price:* You «a Ra forms of amusement. ing the Herald Ads. Hnve you read the want ads today? ’I T u T iS lS S ST*. r;r:.°.rid u™ ^ »»«* “ ui •** ,he FLORIDA TRAFFIC LEAGUE . WILL HOLD MEETING AT THE VALDEZ TONIGHT HERRIN QUIET TODAY ' AFTER BLOODY SCENES ENACTED THERE v a s t e r i)AY FIFTEEN MEN HILLSBOROUGH UNDER ARREST BOND ELECTION IN LONDON FOUND ILLEGAL THE WEATHE /«■M iy $ 7 ft �B0EC]|p)®[i]|N]|c]g]g]g) n * - P* H Banking S ervice For W om en to to to to to YESTERDAY'S ItESULTS Florida Stair League At Tampa, 3; St. Petersburg, 6.» Others, rain. s The Peoples Bank of Sanford has long ex­ perienced a sense o f pride in the larRe num­ ber of women who maintain individual ac­ counts with it. t i iSW 5 in it Mi F II ' * (8 Especially in the Havings department there may be found on our hooks a long list of rep­ resentative Snnford women who are enjoy­ ing the specinl service we accord to our Indy depositors. Accounts of women are cordially invited. If you are not among the number now transact­ ing business with us, your deposits will be particularly welcomed. ■ : ■ ■ M ■ s 3 LI M The Peoples Bank of Santord CLASSIFIED : ADS : i* to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to PUBLIC FORUM National league. At lirooklyn, 15; Pittsburgh, N ; 10 innings. At lloston-dnilnnati, rain. At New York*St. Louis, rain. At Philadelphia, 3; Chicago, 0; call­ ed end of 6th, rain. At At At At American league f’hicngo, 5; Washington, 4. Detroit, 8; Boston, 0. Cleveland, 3; New York, 7. St. Louis, 0; Philadelphia, 5. At At At At American Association Columbus, 3; Milwaukee, 4. Toledo, 3; Kansas City, 6. Indianapolis, 2; St. Pnul, 5. Louisville, 0; Minneapolis, 5. At At At At Southern Association Birmingham, 5-2; Atlanta, 1-3, Little Hock, 10; Nnshvillc, 4. Memphis, 3; Chattanooga, 2. New Orleans, 11; Mobile, 0. CAM FIS TODAY St. Petersburg at Orlando. Dnytonn at Tampa. Jacksonville at Lakeland. • to P fci For Florida: Fair tonight and partly cloudy; local thundershowers in South and Central portion. : SANFORD’S : : TEMPERATURE to to to COOK ED FOOD SALK, JUNK 2ITII to to to to to to to to to to to to to to Nice little shower last night to cool off the atmosphere and make dancing more attractive at our summer rcsorts. Nice day today .with signs of rnin and n half hoiidny to fncc. 5:10 A. M. JUNK 22. 1922 90 Maximum ........... . Minimum ............. ___ 68 Range — .... ........ ___ 73 30.08 Barometer .09 Rnin South and cloudy. ' -------T O N I G H T — D O R O T H Y DALTON, M IL T O N SILLS to to to to to to to to to to to to Snturday afternoon there will be a cooked food sale at Dean Turner's Store fer tho benefit of the Catholic Sunday School. Anyone wishing to donate anything to this worthy cause may send it to Mrs Morrison or to Miss Tnknch. ' There will be plenty of fresh baked hnm, home-made rolls and salad and fino cakes and candy. Come to see for yourself. 74-3tc ■ * ■■■ --------Our prices aro just and right for Many building projects are under dependable service.— Quick Service way in Flustis will preclude the possl- Transfer. 60-tfc-m bility of a dull season in this city dur­ ing the present summer. Kustis has Second wheels, 8 Vi x 1 1 . only reached the stage in her career when 50c per 1 ,000, while they last, at dull seasons should not occur at any Herald office. tf time of the year. ' .. — :---------- ;------ T ., . Have you lost or found anything? THE WINNERS • — AND— » WANDA HAWLEY — IN— “THE WOMAN THAT WALKED ALONE” Produced by George Melford, the mnn who made “ The Shiek". It j< a melodrama beautiful, sweeping front London's ball rooms to the South African jungle. E H a E D is iB jm G g o d d i Why pay more? The Rcrgci Steel tiltcr, $2.25. See us before you bur. — Elder Springs W ater Co. Phone 811. . 512tc i|iiiiiinuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimtwi"i,i,l,,".",im*,,*Hi|iiu'i" Forest Lake E. M. Galloway VV. H. Hand J. S. Dinkle T. W. 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 ESPECIALLY IN FLORIDA IN A STATE FAMOUS FOR THE WONDERS OF COLOR IN NATURAL SURROUNDINGS, AN UNPAINTED HOUSE IS UNSIGHTLY AND DIS­ HOW THEY STAND A im IN TIIR CITY LIMITS. Florida Stale League Sanford. Fla.. June 22, 11*22. Claaaiflrd Ada 5c a line. No * Won Lost Pet CORDANT. . ad taken for less than 25c. * Mr. U. .1. Ifolly, Editor Herald, St. Petersburg H 1 .HH9 Sanford, Fla, and positively no classified to Jacksonville 1 4 .500 ada charged to anyone. Cash to My Dear Mr. Holly: DOZIER & GAY’S GAYCO PAINT FOR THE Daytona 4 4 .500 My attention wus called to several muni accompany all order* to Orlnudo 3 4 129 EXTERIOR OF YOUR HOME CAN BE FOUND IN Count fire words to a line to account* in your paper of loss by fire Tampa 3 5 .375 and remit accordingly. % of Mr. Lcffler's residence on Mellon- l.nkrlnnd ALL DESIRABLE SHADES. 1) 0 .250 ville nve. These accounts state that owing to this building being out of National League the city limits, etc. Well, friend Hol­ IT WILL MAKE YOUR HOUSE WORTHY OF ITS Won Lost Pet. Arc n few of the many hundreds ly, 1 presume you were only using FOR S A L E SETTING. New York 37 20 .049 that have purchased "EXID E” FOB SALE OH KF’.NT After July god logic in so stating that we folks St. Louis Batteries from us. Nearly three § 32 20 .552 lk fl-roorn house, lights, good well. in this section are beyond the pule of Brooklyn 32 .525 years sales and not one to go *= 20 • the city of Sanford, out in the sticks GAYCO PAINT IS “ BEST FOR THE SOUTH.” water on Sanford Heights.—George wrong. Pittsburgh 28 27 .509 Hunter, Itoute A, Box I(Ml-II. 75-3tp as it were. However, if there is any <'hicago 28 29 .491 Insist on an “ E X I D E ” doubt of our being in the city limits FOB SALK—Two nice Jersey cows. Cincinnati 29 32 .475 n, = let some one pity the tnxes for u few B attery Price reasonable .terms rush.- Mrs. Boston 21 31 .414 years. This is our mutual reminder g n u n r / n a T & G A Y P A I N T Bit' M b Z W. FI. Allen, tongwoml, Fla. 75-t>tp 19 35 .352 The Battery is the life of the car. and about the only om- to keep us Philadelphia UANUFAC1 URCR3 1? E nTHKRTY SIX, ti ontincntal I!.«l Sen! aware o f where we are ami to whom WE RE-CHARGE AND RE­ Motor. Newly painted. F'ive good we belong. American League PAIR ALL MAKES tires. Flxcellent condition. Sacrifice Won Lost PcL We are much as « football when it BATTERIES Jacksonville, Fla. $000. Inquire at III Park Avenue. 87 25 .597 comes to getting anything in the way St. I>>uis 75-31 p 37 27 .571 of improvements the city folks say we Now York Detroit 33 29 .532 FOIf~8Al.Fl—Five acre farm, IH ....... _ ...... .. 107 West First St.------ Phone 518 aiuniumnnmiiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiimiii:.iiiiiniiiiiiiiiiimmitn Cleveland 30 32 .1*4 acres tiled, all in good condition, oritieis tell us we are too far innnd 30 33 .176 gcHKl house nnd barn, has good gns wf„.n tnx tjm„ , „ mes we nre convlnc-Washington Chicago 30 .174 88 aystent in house, located about five ,,,| ,|H. „ lUn|y authorities know, hut •) I 31 .436 miles front Sanford, on hard road. Can f„ r the remainder of the year weare Boston Sanford’s New Store23 Phone 127 31 .426 make terms.—A. P. Connelly. 75-tfc Min. ,llir rjly f„|k,, right. Pleaso Philadelphia Fo b SAl.Fl—lluick <1, ill good shape, get us located where we belong and Southern Association 7 passenger, new top, newly paint- we will nil be glad. Won l.ost Pet. $800.—S'. H. GABNF.B. cd. Your friend, Mobile ........... 40 25 .016 J. FI. SPURI.ING. 74-3tc Memphis 39 27 .591 FOR 8ALK At a bargain, practical­ New Orleans 38 27 .585 ly new Colt* Acetylene lighting W.\KD FIXPFKTFID TO Little IIiK'k 37 28 .509 10 S(orc8 in Georginplant with necessary pipe for InstnlGO TO TRIAL F'OB Mi'll-1 Store in Florida Birmingham 34 II . 153 Itition. Phone 3703 or cull F\ F\ DutDKB ON JULY Till Atlanta 20 37 118 72-tfc. ton, Jr. Nashville . 25 II .379 FOB SALK—targe, desirable buildWHITE PLAINS, N. 3 . June -’ i oo Chattanooga 45 .328 ing lot on Magnolia avenue, be- Walter 8. Word, wealthy baker'* ion, tween 10th nnd llth streets, Sanford. probably will go to trial for the murFI.OBIDA ROADS TO Gl•IT Address P. O. Box No. 1. 73-4tp der of Clnrcnci1 Peter*, ex-sailor, on $591,217 OF’ U. S. MONEY July 17, it wn* learned from a reliable ______ I F'OB 8AI.FI—F’lve loom bungalow a tiii sieeping porch, screened, nnd i . . * WASHINGTON. June 22.-Con­ Taffeta, Crepe de Chine and Canton Crepe This information coming close on In good repair. Locnted in the best struction of 25,000 miles of new roads the heels of conferences held by Isunc $15.00 value, reduced residential section of the city. A. P. in nil part* of the country is possible In Connelly. 73-tfc N. Mills, former appellute division under the additional appropriation justice, and the newest accession lo F o b s a l e -31 acre celery farm, 12 Ward’s legal talent, gave rise to re. hilt for road work just signed by $20,00 value, reduced acres improved. F'ur terms nnd ports that an agreement had been I“resident Harding, the department of to price see H. II. Chappell. 72-dtp reached whereby District Attorney agriculture estimated today. A total $-5.00 value, reduced F’OB SALF!—Potato barrels in any Weeks would ask an early trial pro­ of $100,000,000 is available. lo The apportionment made to the quantity, special prices on car lots, viding Georgt S. Ward, the slayer’s various states for the fiscal year end­ correspondence solicited, Clearwater father, would return from Ins tour of Mfg. Co., Clearwnter, Fla. 8-tfc the middle west and give deputy sher- ing in 11*23 follows, in part: Alabama, $1,035,014. FOB SALE—Warehouse with R. R. ^if fa a chance to serve on him n grand Arkansas, $636,095. siding. Within four blocks of center Jury subpoenn they have been carry­ Florida, $591,217. of city. ing around for nearly two weeks. This ■ Georgia, $1,333,0<2. I $ 11.00 value, reduced Ceo. V . KNIGHT report lacked confirmation, but it was ■ I.ouisiann, $064,600. 272-tfc IMiinted out that Mr. Weeks recently, to S ■ ..■■ ■ ,saul In- could not complete hi- easel South Carolina, $707,192. ■ Virginia, $971,219. SI0.00 value, reduced FOB BLN I ilnst Ward until he had heard In These fund* must be matched by | FOB RENT -F’ umishcd housekeeping Ward senior’s testimony on the blinkthe states and will be administered ■ or bod room*. 311 East Fifth St. mail plot which Walter Ward rlaimed ■ suhjeet to the general provisions al­ ■ 73-3tp lay back of the shooting. ■ ready in force. Justice Morschuuser, who recently ■ FoR BENT—One npnrtnicnt of two or three rooms, gas stove, electric • moU° n f,,r lr,nl : WiiMVN THREW IIKItSKI.K tight*,running waUr, two blocks from lhB eM#* “ SMr,i">r Had .... introIN FRONT OF ENGINE P. O. Also furnished rooms with lion of Holding over after June 30, Shadow P roof IS INSTANTLY KILLED board. $8.00 a week nnd up. 110-112 l'vh‘ " h‘* Urm Whiu’ end». ■ ComtnsrelnL C4-tfc *ini* consented, it was learned, to start ■ KEY W FIST, June 22.—Mrs. L. G. ■ F6K RENT—Rooms air rkTtchenette. ^ lrinl J“ ly ,17 ',ro1vi'’r,, ■ Bigelow, aged 48, threw herself in -S hirley Apartment, opposite post!'Altl,nwy U pnKwd’ front of the south-bound Havana Unless Ward can get trial at a con­ office, upstnirs. 28-tfc tinuation of the present term, he will special at Modcllo early today nnd have to s|H*nd the summer in jail. was Instantly killed. Grief over the W ANTED There is no further term o f court un­ recent death of her* husband is be­ WANTEI )—(Customer for lluick 6, til the fall nnd the first degree of­ lieved to have prompted the act. nearly now, $1,200.—N. H. Garner. P A Y CASH 74-3tc fense with which he is charged is Turnbailable. Distrib­ WANTED TO BENT-M an and wife T ak e Care o f Y our E arn ings------- Y our E arn ings W ill T a k e Care o f Y ou utor would rent small cottage or flat, I'llll.ll'l'IN K IN DEI’ FINDF.NCK will pay $30 a month. Address A. I). Route A. Rural Phone 1503 LONG WAY IN DISTANCE M., care of Herald. 74-3tp SANFORD, FLA. PRESIDENT AGAINST IT PRICK LIST LO ST JUNE. 1922 <«» Tkf SuwUlrS l“rv«s» LOST—Small shephoru dog. About I WASHINGTON, June 22.— Presi­ 1 lb. Whole Klim $ .03 month old. Black, with white feet. dent Harding told mrmbers of the 2Vir lbs. Whole Klim •—•••......... • 1tSK Finder please return to L. H. Connel­ Philippine parliamentary commission 5 lbs. Whole Klim 2.60 ly and receive rewnrd. 72-tfc , (‘‘day he could not urge upon con 25 bs. Whole Klim .... ..... ..... . 11*00 STOLEN—Dayton bicycle, full equip- ( gress the desirability of Philippine 1 lb. Skim Klim ..................... 40 merit, light wire disconnected, horn independence, 2H lbs. Skim Klim •- -»m»himh, tBS 6 lbs. Skim Klim out of order.— B. J. Overstreet, Jr., 1.60 75-ltp The Herald for first class job work. 25 bs Skim Klim „ m»>■»»f<«..... . 4*3S Long wood, F'la. RAY BROTHERS The Churchwell Co. SUMMER DRESSES ...$9.98 $14.98 $18.98 SILK CREPE SKIRTS $7.50 $7.00 WHITE SATEEN PETTICOATS $ 1.75 W. W. DRESSOR S KLIM MILK ♦ * ill The Churchwell Co. FIRST STREET - SELLS IT FOR LESS WELAKA BLOCK �PAGE POUR Pan>Ar. JUNE . l^ S A N F O m ) D AILY PAGE TWO THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY. JUNE 23,1922 1« quit® in order. T‘ ' ______ ^ vwj ( . |concerned, the cotton crop last week U" d' r .**!• raodern tbc°r7. the foundation of all accomp poor bouse in their qjd age? Are they We deliver the goods, Z * Z ! J Z . g, th‘n °.b» W« o n <jf Bshments,•i Juat Ju«t aa u l brick and mortar be - trained more than $1,000,000. given the recognition that is their due vice Transfer. The welfare work is one that is being as »ugar advance recently added neath the ground furnish a secure , . ,, vv,„ more sumed not by certain groups of in community where they teach? than $S,000,000 to the prosp thero *ctivc dividuals but by tho community as i resting place for the building that And’ -------- j are ninny other questions value of the Miaaissippl valley rear* iUelf skyward.—Trfhipn Times that we might ask, but what’a the crop, whole. The practice of going fron rt iii.iitiiKita Seventy-five per cent ------------ ------------uth s store to store and office to office so use? Who Is going to answer them? _ — ---••wsiii , lumber mills are back on full-time op- Belting funds for a work that belong. ELFXTLNG A SCHOOL HOARD. Scare tary-Treaaa re — eaere | Maar.re cration with i *“ - n t . increase to ul! tho people, i . bemg abandoned LOliT— At Lake Mary Casino, watch —Urratallea H sssir m busincs* in « May Per over April The lakeland Telegram truly says: . I. Rail- Some one asks, "Well, how is the ex­ ■» te ClOO p. St. *ob with initials L. W. B. Co. Re­ road shops, steel t.. “ That then- is something radically gard if left at Herald office or see J mills, mercantile pens® met?’’ The answer is simple Adtertlalag Hales Known an houses, ond business 76.3tp For your comfort.from G f generally are —by general taxation. Modern civic wrong with Florida’s school system as ». Coleman. speeding up activities. thought is along lines not only 0f fans One V e «, r , , ' U" «■ Adv.nee The immediate situation in South meeting the bare expenses of city on■U Montke ~ .____' ----------- ** j* Horida is no less i g a s o l in e cncouraglng. A cration but, in addition, the care and One W e ie k ^ i " heavy Juno bloom i For all makes of cat is harbinger of a training of the young people. record-breaking cltr: ' " ° P next fall community can be any bettor than its OILS I'hosphate shipment) __ lo r automobiloi, „ Apri‘ and c,ti*vns aro willing to make it; therea - " " - May were largest sinco /or the t war. Rruit fore thi viewpoint of tho majority of etc. its. and vegetable receipts this J...,prl,1K tho8e citixens will bo reflected in the have been unusually good. Hillsbor- local t ir e s existing conditions. A city may i led In Any breaking out of tho skin, even hat wear, a free tube with i to J the Ierg- have its playgrounds, its auditorium * ticket with every dollar 0 that f Cry’ itch*n,r ectcma. mn be quickly mnty In the its music festivals, its flower week’ hat is overcome by applying a little Menthonil lamp given away j uj. won begin its county or district fair, its Pro-* o( the, Sulphur, s«ya n notcd >kJn 8 jaUlt lunicipal ter- gress and Prosperity Week, its base- ' hi to Because of iu germ destroying propmprovement. ball and football team*Its munlc“ «l • - c riles, this sulphur preparation inr unem- band-all these things arc possible If ll Mt* Ntantly brings esse from skil Irritathe people through education and do- , coun- tlon, soothes and heals the ecxema 105 Palmetto Avenue >«t the sire want them. Furthermore they , d *® r,(rht “ p " nd »wve* the skin clear and t in the can be obtained all the more quickly ,, «nu smooth. SANFORD south in 1D20 nnd 1021, and ii nice weather right on, Florida a.a| readily when there is « general . FLORIDA more recently, has passed, little ft seldom fails to relieve the torubstan- demand and a marked spirit of co­ and ment and disfigurement c..rr____ tinl progress has already be Get out your long range glasxcs n made operation. The point to be driven . the sky scrapors arc going up. BW bu*- home in this program of welfare work u;K>n. now to be undertaken in Lakeland w Jacksonville's new slogan_“ Wo kl •sis for through the generosity of Individual f(. one every day.” Count ’em. expan- firm* and nri\ate riiir..n. i. . s z t t 'i 'S s f o r Rerause n boy in Virginia failed t Ket his diploma at the high school h committed suicide. Nothing like tha At Your Grocer . T-s . ...... .. *** mic iu There I. something wrong with , n,i‘ n wLho love children is no valid reason in the tal ! C' ‘;n| ,hoUFh * ninn may not lov, )• the same old pack horses *oi children he finds it to his interei 1 the same work year after *ui support the schools—for selfish sons, if for no other. The man same soft marks should <*»* heir money year by year love* children, but who is not blc e It,T things .. which —. j arc needed in a with any of his own, i. unselfisl " I community. There are business men hi* interest in that he is interest* IS A COLI.EtiB F.I1UC j ,u‘re in Sanford who spend the great!U. w,e,f*r« « f “ II the children. | cr part of thei r time looking after quently, however, we find the i " •the husirie*■ of the Chamber of Com- j I) who Is interested only in the well nierce, the ub, the Kiwanis our of hi. own children. If they have Club, the Golf Club M<<h1 teacher and are making reas or some other cism h •lull aside from his other business direetlo * ’ c pr,,»fr* « ^ their studies, duties. There <ire men in this town en wit! rare, not for the school trouble who are called U „r|M „in to give for the to take other.. H|. interest is a selfish om band, for the hospittal, for the Near- By a h Rut what about the school boi Last Relief, the Fl nr West Relieved, lege is < , th* "uperintendent of .choc the churches, the ho»mes for children, a boy K whose duty it is to select the teach, the penniless here and the pennSlless nnl linn who are to a„u re the re.pon.lbili there. There arc men here w ho spend clothes, of teaching your children-and t the insist of their time doing ««*rm teaching i. here used in its h some- feel his thing for this city and all of tf.^ir F - t sense? Does the board alw. nnvfr. Urge field from which to r V 01" * UhAt? VVhy doing «une,hi,,g that every citiren of San* nnd|*U‘U,,;,a from for all o ^ l nnd can schools in a county? I, ,t ;)e, t f morh . r 1',' 7 d° in,r nnd “ is Just ns »uuch the business of cve,y citiien r.s ng condi- the boar.l to base its selections up. ■ti* o f . few The Herald many year, he i « ' Ik rcr,T ,rn''n,,*tion* of thoa* P.troi ago advocated a publicity tux for he is In- whose children have done well In t lubbe.1 a preceiiling lrm< nf #{.hoo| rujnty and city that would go into a mineral f,,,,d and from this fun,I .,11' ■he different necessities of the city 1 ne cigar-[and general fitness of the candidate •nd could l’*«d and in this' vay those who bad never paid a cent or anything could be made to p„y hl'ir a h o -....I sLi . . . . 1 J d proves lhc . , „ inly in >nl> In a M ADE ft v = Good Mirror 40”x56”. Singer Sewing chine. Desk and Chair. Tables, Pressing Hoards, etc. , ED. R A N D A L L Opp. Postoffice TOE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY. JUNE 23, 1922 ■ortne o r a it l ic a t io ii roi land i m i foV*i s : • « • « • « « or juirSitTr n p e c l a l purch»»« of HMOO.cd llo or Pnvate sale. the undivided tat-rCarri of t oaaty Judse, State sf “* minors In the followin'* U n.rldo. Se»laole Cowary ..L ois 4 and S of Block 4 Tier c?ir?ord*LouiM» Shlnholser. Steven O. ■ainholser. Jr. Antoinette 8hlnholeer *■ k . »). accoVdPa- f"V :'V '% r»ffo ra * ;Sd Edwin Bhlnholeer. Minors Vollce l» hereby given to all whom ll c.v concern, that H. O. Bhlnholier. aa now on Wm. Woodcock left Friday for “herecY «?d “ f,er ,h" d»<» nainSthn of Clifford Loulaa. Steven O.. ie Antonette and Edwin Bhlnholeer. Maine where he will spend the sum­ fS'snd conilrmed by^decre«** f thi CM*minora wHU on the 2«th day of July. o fUP,o°rf|d,.h%l^ V5n,.h * ci?mer. * ? I* sPPlr *o ‘ h« Honorable E y ||„u,holder, County Judge In and for ->•' bonds^o ba eol.'l'fo/di'uvi’ryF. J. Neimyer was transacting bus­ iness in Orlando F'riday. L. R. I’ayne returned Wednesday n«ri.Pnnclp* , . w,Jf**,1e At the National from F’ rost Proof where he was visit­ N'iw tork.k " f ,h* Cltr " nd ■«•«• of Written opinion of Mr. Jno C Thnm. ing his brother and sister. A. R. Sanlin ha ssold his grove in West Longwood to Mr. Reed of Or­ . O T S . " h“,Vk I"lando. Mr. Reed expects to build in 5 Ptihlle TS?,t. yn^»" ‘ I *ha Hoard of iv v L (3 ,ru{,Lon for Seminole Coun' the near future. f?.i m'SS'A*'. " ‘S*' ch#ck ° f sureeasThe poles are being put up for elec­ V1* oldder lo be retained aa lluuldated ce«uiru1*hldd ,hJ ,I, °or “ rdrefuse shouldto the tric lights out to West Longwood. eeaaful bidder fall tnkesueun according to the terms of H. F. Phipps returned to Tampa J? d reJsrvM re**, thendright ri!lt.‘ . b.to reject Tr® sal<l To our knowledge there is no investment anyHoard and F riday after spending several weeks dre.ee I . VJ should be adwith his brother, J. E. Phipps. Inalr^ilA.'#*. ■"“ " ‘ V .Hoard of Public to be found anywhere which provides as for Pcmlnotc County. FtorlRev. Warren L'ntxminger ,of Tam­ instruction J.'f laW to n , Secretary. high an interest return, with the same pa, was visiting relatives in town the Hondo?*’ Flor,,U- “ nd marked "Hid for first of the week. a n d ''£ r’ I .!!:: handa of the Chairman I degree of safety, as the Certificates of ana Secretary and the neal of aald Mr. Hunter, of Tampa, was trans­ rPnVia. n. u"rd; . .ReT lnol p. County, acting business in town Friday. Deposit issued by this bank. F'riday evening a congenial group of Longwood people motored out to Many of our customers are enthusiastic Pulm Springs and enjoyed u most de­ lightful weinic roast. Among those about them. You will be too when you’ve enjoying this occasion were: Mr. nnd given them a trial. •If you’re not familiar with these ideal short time investments, we’ll be mighty glad to tell you about them. U M K.\I>k I.MI’ROYKMKNT n l J ht„‘7 fw.| P,. " letter. , ° ' th^ " Thi, ou,b Ibec#l h-K ning ‘ he> .ce n new t.rn of prosper dawning. common with the re.i the country, the .outhern .t nte. ha ' of U.. r , n,,y h,"‘ i,a problem. t '*t welfare work, « problem that i» two jean., but each day now t . acccntualetl strongly i„ th0 |BrKer cU. t l r u Z V i 1' Pri" 1 ',,,n,0 «*»>“ *ur.„rit !| " *'bert’ thfrv '* « wider range ,.f fact, which make the pro.pecU brigh rondthon. a. ktween wealth and p0v!, , A, Mm,,F Improvement in g, „ c • t, than prevail. the amaiier plac"I hu.inea. condition. I. reHectwl j . ’ ,,u* modern welfare orork i. get‘ he p r c . |Ung away fr„n, that which i. clearly thnHiy; m u city like Lakeland in fiv^M r i ? ' for l'0,,Gdence flvefoltl; H n.,, lht>ri. , !' 1,1 “ n> Klorid* city, there i. not money « „ ,,e hn(J rea.onall|e r.t J” V 0111” " uf ‘•«pihK f„r ,he deatiho h tor .hort-tlmo and long-time quirementa. tlon* Second, st.u k. „ f ,” ,3 ,,r ruw ,nn,° ru u h« ' Thir i l° r‘“a*ollw,do propot ......ii condition, H a ve You Seen This N ew Super S to ve? STRENGTH A - 'i S is used by some manufacturers in making Self RIsing. In appearance It may decei vc experts. I*rotect your table by using PROGRESS SERVICE Distributors, Palatka Blish Milling Co SANFORD The will to serve, the determination worthy customer—the ability te tangible assistance— Those are a few of the things which a for our splendid growth CARPETS ANO RUOS GINGHAM DRESSES in various patterns nnd WASHED and cleaned by an expert. Wiltons, Axminstcr, Brussels and Oriental Rugs a specialty. Summer rates. Drop a card or phone nnd we will call and give estimate. All work guar­ anteed.—Sanford Steam Prcsacry. Phone 6C0. 73-Ctp I attractive models. Sizes 3fi to -16. $3.98 values at Distance makes no difference; we are ready for the long, as well as the short trips. Call 408 for a Quick Ser­ vice Transfer. GO-tfc-m arming and Smartly Modeled DRESSES for girls, tdzes 8 F. p. FORSTER, President CARNIVAL DAYTONA ’ D A Y T O N A BEACH SEABR EEZE nd enjoy three day. of undiluted hlis. and unexcelled free ettrartionN AFTERNOON and SPORT DRESSES at you receiving the benefit of an Electric Fan these warm days? Kronen’s Dancing Surf Bathing ‘ keln 1 " nT ,in" fud n,,d ci°tl>ing to T ih' n' ^n,,n treexing „ or (o.*i lo ■ Sanford Avc. nnd 2nd St. l z : r : tiov ^ tn,m^ ""■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a d^^. } J a h n p p ,ly »itua«‘'d in that ret.nr.1 Climatic condition* are favor- , ■Sanford. Florida BE SURE A N D SEE THE Z \rv ’•,r° B T , Agent ------------SANFORD. FLA. ■ A aiR R R F U L WBLCOMB AWAITS CourlMy nnd Prompt Serv-ce Our Motto DEANE TURNER NEW PERFECTION OiJBange European Plan Opaa all the y* Corner Bailding •very room outside Summer Excursions j Fares Greatly Reduced / t s p f \ ^ ya S $ 59.18 Come One! Come All! and Come Early! C L Y D E LINE pal Eastern resorts. The Biggest Values Ever Offered If It’s a piano, we know how. Call <08. CO-tfc-m Look at the Articles MIT,.rK OF "**■* OK soo.ooo.no sr»:r. •At. TAX nciiooi. m.TIIK'T NO. I, COLNTT, KI.OHIIIA. <"*»» .I'RCIAL TAX aciiooi. msTHICT IIKINO ALIO KNOWN AR TIIK BANKOHD SCHOOL DIRTIlim ■niooL noNns. Notice 1s hereby given that .ealed bids will be received by he C o u n t r Roard of Public Instruction of Seminole t ountr. Florida ml tha nttlrn nf tKa! M o l m w k .................... j u n e g_ 1 7 _ 2 6 ; . J u l y 6> 1 5 24 Lcni‘ Pe .............. June 10,19, 29; July 8,17. 27 Sanford to Jacksonville and Return, S10.00 . n Including Meals nnd Stateroom Berth ' \ Daylight and Searchlight Trip on the Beautiful St. Johns to the finest henrh in the world with the heat summer climate in the coun­ nrhc, sick headache, dizziness, stom­ ach gets sour, tongue coated and you try. feel rheumatic twinges when the Daytona, Daytona weather is bad. Beach, Seabreeze Feat less ment, drink lots of water; A. H. MOSELEY, Gen. Mgr. also get from any pharmacist four ounces of Jnd Salts; tnke n table­ spoonful in n glass of water before Ibreukfnst for n few days and your kidneys will then net fine. This fa­ mous .nits is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with llthia, nnd has been used for genera­ tions to clean clogged kidneys nnd stimulate them to normal activity, also to neutralize the acids in urine, so it no longer Is a source of irrita­ tion, thus ending tdaddor weakness. Jnd Balts is inexpensive, cannot in­ jure; makes n delightful effervescent lithin-water drink which' everyone should take now and then to keep the kidneys clean and active. Druggists here say they sell lots of Jail Salt, to folks who believe in overcoming kid­ ney trouble while it is only trouble.— Adv. ■ M°n,s nn(l Stateroom Accommodations. For m l S i lS r .S taiero?!M nn n(,(,iUonnI chn*-K« made, ac- S Z l h n i k a h ’ I,,c« t'o;b etc. Suites, some with double bei|B ■ cohnw/inw^liv.1, *W ith 7 ’ln ' r 1" an<1 1,nth: "Iso rooms with ■ connectiiik private lavatory facilities may he had. | C °™ n ch e .......... June 5,15, 24; July 3,13,23 ninsular E lectric Company r __________ Sauings Every Monday, Thursday and Satur­ day at 2 P. M. Apache .................. June 3 ,1 2 ,2 2 ; July l io 20 markable low prices Welaka Building rs* 2 5 5 " * " ,V0" K A SPECIA™ ' nn “ “ Ic 10 P«Here you will find the most exclusive styles in A. L. CAMPBELL .... M J A C K S O N V IL L E TO N EW YORK AND RETURN « . F. WH.TNBR. Ca.hier ■ tANDALL, .lr. WORKS AT Great Night Spectacle and Parade to 14; $2.75 values at A COMMUNITY BUILDER ■ M AR B LE & G R A N ITE JOHN GOVE. Proprietor Telephone 113 [Mill SUPERFEX Burners ir A -M - SSJIfKJiM a Cor The growth and success of a hank is n It is the result of a careful); f thought-out plan. WIGIIT BROS. GARAG " a .......................... WELAKA BLOCK 0° " ^ ^nd* a nnr* ’ j o hfnso n% |^" V *feJ° 3 n*°m* .B; ; nfrT h .Jo^ . MorB^ th i J^ and her hueband Samue* Aoree o? Samuel Acres. Rebecca F 11. p . Kvan. Robert E. (U s j 1 Ann Robeson, or Sarah * \nn Hoheraon or Sarah A. Roheson Phu" her1h?,r? ond. Oeorse ; : rl,c">*W.M.Weleer \Veater, Jan. Snd her husband anaii^ Uno'ia"!1 1 1 1 *'? Al«*»nder lluchanan llnuldaior of the Florida Land c o m n ilo n 1 fI?mpnnV' I-'mlled. a holder^ Kn«l«hd. the Hock**,d ootpocatlon. Mary A MacPonald. and her huahand John A Growth K . , rour‘ b. -iokne.* T S° ’ CXCtfpl in « • • • of i ,i„ “ V wr l c ul t o uknii* or permanent injury, there i •re improving throughout th.- work are few out of work and in need who , *■ ................ >k. u „ ,M SU . . «ould not, if they no cle.ired, ohta.n , something to do. So ................ work . J J Flori.h* take, on nn «ntir..u. __ . . Phonee 497-494 dVrTrled V h d ^ X ^ W•111^ J tlld a l Clr mil. HfmlRolf (*«unfF* Florida. —In Chanrrrr. st’ iT th q c u r r t it l e M n r e c h a l N V || R o s a C o m p a n y , poratlon. C o m p la in a n t. Next to Princess You enn make no mistake in for npction with this bank anti it«i ... .? P >OUfnK men nnd ^onten to ente. th.. i|PraK.s10„ OJ teaching when inclined f; C* ^ hy natu" t« do? Are they p„i(, a, «lcr. of udequnte salary to warrant their mak- 1 di.i ni°t " f tenching profession their life * n° ‘ Job’ w,tb‘*u‘ looking forward to the XT'S*- . vs. " •* JnnjA Jt al. Pefrattanls (hiiieii poii prnt.K'ATioN— - . . . . . “ TATI ON Tov? V.,H Jones. Robert Nettles or R Netllea. Reese Johnson and Annli Johnson his wife. J. M Evans oi is ranH 7 !Cnth‘ r* t0day who cnter the , " pid "‘ h001 room who were born to teach R T v t . i v * * ' ' ,0N SHOWS A .‘ s !,s s Florida Grocery Company seeking position, « H teachers? Th,^ •*» I’r°ldems that can im solved uni ' ,y, r#rcful ,tud? »nd attention to i .T duty h> ,ho!“ ? intrusted will the responsibility. There are toe l r . r > - of " * ■ * '« th. ,h n>Um an<1 y,,ur childr«n a. „ t PZ g ‘ ° ',<" Ur0 " n educ*tk>R m‘ e Ve#* ° r n< a n-vnn* of surt.ng a happy home of their own. And here it is time to inquire- What ,nducemcnta are offered today by par­ ent, and the public, generally, for *, . Evans, Rir^h Ann Hnhrson 30 r^it n k iluuhfton.•-°r t»r fl?r" h A chains, n I. Priscilla and also 2 w e i r t s a 'l . ... **- • ». »jv.r, A“.yyn— * 'leorve and WllHquldator ‘ Itatlon r corporation of K B • corporation. Mar C h0errP0h?ib0.nndM3rr A W^^onVld. Vnd ' Highest quality throughout, backed by a reputation to sustain. At your groc- V em n y-"thT„k' : ck I, m • Z million. n hons “ R> for 7 “ ly k v ug PAGE THREE i M a s ^ ■*«•* l»: OK TO BULL it ISIOH'S For further information, address CLYDE STEAM SHIP njfor Department CO M PAN Y Jacksonville, FI J. B. Calder, Agent, Sanford, Fla. FOR SA L E B Y A L L GROCERS WIGHT GROCERY �~ • SSRJJit tomy. mm., • 1 ■ 1 ■"'•*“ - n. 1— - * THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 23. 1922 day at,.Lake Gem viiiting Mr, and Mrs. Sherman. : LAKEMONROE ~ S EASTSANFORD : to. ^ * f Ji ** L. IK — *» — L J ) J* ^ n ,S ; Sa e ‘ ; .1 Miaa Lucile Sweat and Helen Mor­ an and Culver Kstridge left Tuaaday "* for Gainesville tc nttend summer ! school. Warm weather haa driven many of Paul Jonta writes Interesting letour people to the beaches, mountains, tcra about sight-seeing in California, and northern states. More arc going snow-capped mountains, gusher oil through July and August, it being wells, visits to San Francisco, etc. •rpectrd that only about half the pop-, Graham Hunter left here Monday in “ ^ “ n.°,f, OUr town wi» " mai" here hi. new Dodge car for Charlotte. N. through the summer. jC„ to Join Mrs. Hunter and little son Mrs. Crenshaw, who underwent a'rnd visit home folks. Mrs. Hunter serious operation at the , Farnaid- wiires they are having a good deal of Laughton hospital under Dr. MrKwan,' rain up there. , D. S. ,Sutton was in Sanford Tues‘ *># ° n ,U,inC“ ' *'*r and r*nWHn left Tuesday tor ShreveP°rt, La., and will go to Houston, Tex., before they return. They will be gone a month. Mrs. Wm. Kilbe and Mrs. E. H. Kilbe were shopping in Sanford Sat­ urday. O. C. Nicholson, of Daytona (leach, is here for a short time. U ,'nProv' ,"f n,cc*V Mr. and Mrs. John Shankee and of Oviedo, was callretun. ooo.c chiidren, who have resided on Bear- 1, Rev. Thompson, ------------Her many friend* are delighted at the Hull avenue the past year, left here on inK on fricnds Fri,,n>auceess of the operation and her rap- Tuesday for their former homo ,t Mr' nnd Mr*»«binder of Fort Id recovery. Sharon, Pa. Meade "ere here on business for a Mrs. Marion Shelby is visiting relMr. and Mrs. Mrs W F Prcvatt iw . i » and „ „ . ■on . fcw da>*Mr. and W. E. ativea in Knoxvillo, Tenn. (luster were in in New v..... Smyrna c _____ * i_°! I Mr. Clifford Proctor fluster, Inatit,, ■ , and ... Mrs. , . .moI-awrencc Stone, Henry Witte nnd week visiting Mrs. Prevatfa parents ‘ Msilmmw Thursday on busson Buster, of the West Side, will, Helen and Carl Chorpening cam e! „ r u leave in a few days for New York. .home from their Jacksonville visit on V, . h,"Hbten vcry HlMrs. Henry Lappln, of the West thp »*>»t Sunday. ■ *. . D° U* WM bad,y hurt Side, will leave aoon for her old borne Mis. Haskins Jones was In Jack- ?*'^ ' . ' T I? \ ■ " l'™ " In New York, where she will trans- """vllle wveral days this week «t the m ™ . J . A , * W' r° fcncc* act some business. Porter-Judy-Dutton Co.'s office . " K1 " ah ,a< y *nci'rated nnd Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lake nnd family Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Beck and son, ^ l'! Dr* S|iImn,ons Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rabun and son, Maurice, are leaving next week in i ‘‘i. H ill* !! H m#,ln^ “ nt* Carl, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. S. 11. ,h,‘lr Haines car for their summer ,* ,,e W,H J® confined to his Huchannn and father. A. J. Wilson are h" me ,n Portland, Ind. J’1’' "«me “ me, and his many friends among those that will spend the Mr. and Mrs. Zernovean and daugh- T i ^ overyspent Saturmonth o f July at Daytona Beach. lt r> Marinica and the two Peters fnm- • , .F , hariane ■!*» Mr. and Mrs. J. |1. Johnson and <l,«» ,n“ d‘‘ « pleasant party going to ,layw,thi fri,’nd* Osceola. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Narr and doughl * « h on Sunday. Thp Conununlty Club of Glenevn, ter have returned to Tennessee for) Mrs. Styles nnd party from town ^“ *V? “ silvcr tca '• * Wedthe summer. came out Inst Thursday nnd gnve " ,!" lay at ,he borne of Mrs. Gilla , A,,0Ut f‘ *Hy ladies were presMr. and Mrs. Barnett have remov Mrs. Zernovean a happy surprise par- ^ ed to their old home in Georgia. ty. The ladles brought ice cream . ... l!nt ,,M:!udin« \,r"- Dr- Martin, presiMrs. W. J. Jewell and family are Tom Adams has bought a half Vn- ^ ^ " T " '* ^ visiting relatives upon the West “ Teat in the John Russell farm, tools, n , ‘u r t \ w , T Mib c" ° f ‘ h° Const. st«*ck, etc., located on Beardall and ? f l M™- John ^on an ll, of Mrs. Charles Bell and son, Ernest, Geneva avenue. Mr. Adams has sold tf j , J '1! ' ,he "tntc o fficers of are visiting relatives at Tampa. f,ls fnrm in Goldsboro. Honda federated Women's Clubs atMr. and Mrs. John Holly, of the Charlie Whitnrr has la.ught & acres Wi,h Maxwell also of West Side, visited Mr. and Mrs. Stud- ut uncleared land of Joe Cameron ad- Sanford. The following program was °rff at Daytona Beach. Sunday. joining his fnrm on South Cameron delightfully rendered after which refreshmenta of Iced tea, cake and sal­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Vaughn have moved r" “ di ad nnd sandwiches were served: to fort Meade. G. W. Spencer, of ----- ----------------- ---Mrs. Clifford Proctor—Piano Solo— Snnfnrt] will conduct the Rosaland Dairy here. *a ^ Shuliert’s Serenade. Mrs. Ciilla Sypcs—Recitation—At | Mrs. W. C. Meuse has returned P P M P I7i »»* the Railroad Crossing. from a pleasant visit to Orlando. llu llC iV A fcr Mrs. M. E. Dooley—An Interesting) Many large rattle snnkos have U*cn, ^ r4 talk on children. killed in this section the past month. |** ^ m fta a* ** * m Misses Ruth McFarlane and Bernice | One measuring four feet was killed Geiger—Solo—You Musn't Rick i by a tourist ns it crossed the road in Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Wakefield s|K*nt Plums Oir of My Plum Tree. front of the Baptist church. Another last Thursday in i'nlatkn on business. Mrs. Leonard!—Talk on Child Wei-1 large one was shot by Phillip Miles Mr. and Mrr. Tim Tochimnth spent fare Work nn<| Cluh Work in General. [ on the road that lends to the school, Thursday at Daytona Beach. Miss Christine McClollan— Recita­ and John Ray, colored, killed one Mrs. T. W. Prevail is spending this tion. Mrs. McFarlune—Song—Old Pal, Old Gal. Mrs. Dooley nnd son Charles, were Mrs. Logan—Reading—Dream in aj in Sanford Monday having some den- Garden. "I'm Going Right Straight Rack tc tal work done. My Dear Old Florida Home," at IIInMorse Dooley has been very ill Our reference!! Those we hnvi Urmlater'a Piano Store, Welaka Block. Mm. P. N. Wakefield nnd Mr. and hnd dealings with— Quick Servi« 20-tfp Mrs. Tim Tochimnth, spent Inst SunTnin!,ferOO-tfc-n THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY. JUNE 2J. 1922 TO.STOP COUGHING AT NIGHT Jwrit* and tell thn re.ulta of Fol.y*a I fid * wishing to enter r --------jrioner and Tar, which I.uaed for my A aummer bronchial couch keeps boy who had been suffering from 20th, register with Ruth GUIo n not not only the guffere* but other mem­ bronchial cough for 7 or 8 weelri. FV>1 - later than Juno 27ih. I • «% < 4 -'a #f| 75-tte ey's Honey and Tar haa done him won­ bers of the fsraily awake. Alfred Bar­ derful good, and I shall always reemker, 1 M 1 Avondale St., E. Liverpool, Second sheets, 8Will mend ft." It sooths and hea'a. Sold 0 ., writes: “ I ronalder it my duty to everywhere— Adv. 5 ?c *L.r h i ? 0f w h ,,e ih ey last £ Herald office. THE TAMPA TRIBUNE . Ire* In i t*T How Many Objects’Starting: With the Letter “ R” Can Yon Find in the Picture Below? All you need to d o is F IN D T H E V IS IB L E O B JE C T S IN T H E LETTER "R ". It’s P IC T U R E easy to W IT H find THE t h e m -a t glass isn t required to find the ob jects and the puzzle w hatever; you do not need to to one side to find the "R W o r d s .". T H E w will be given for the best answers sent A reading there is absolutely no trick to turn it upside down or tilt it BIG C A S H P R IZ E S listed bein. The list having the largest and nearcst correct nur"b e r of " R W o r d s " will be awarded first prize, second largest and nearest correct, secon d prize, etc. Y ou have an equal chance to win the $1,COO.OO reward. Start you r list__N O W . “i mm 7 rT. TV <z*>: n **-01 /I >7 The Race V ic t o r y W\ M at I N D I A N A P O L I S ' H E R E ’S H O W T O W I N T H E $ 1 ,0 0 0 0 0 P R IZE J'"<* hu . .. bUt at W I C H I T A . Help you Choose Tivcs ------------- •• PRVzE^WNNfR'ytu'wm'U^liwi’ dVd W i0,hlnB ,0 ,r/ ' < ,f ,h» Jud0*9 b ,C f p ' °.n 10 , h * T « " ’ P* T rlb u a g . Y ? u ca n vHn » t ? *?,*.-*v * " l , -# “ Ch you don't aand **«" 11.000.00. or a no tha r l . r n . „ H . 1 , ? ? . I ' l! t ! ! u ! r V n d " '0 a tu •ubbic tcrlo rlptlo tlo n ., i» ;.u a".;- i n .v .T i % hsr.;K ^ ,Y «i1 . *;8.*. “a’ rrV,. •t.l PflM' >0U ^co'v. lfso .00 m.t.rd In a tc rd c? of nlo cfwh khGmu.7 b -1^ wT|ubtcrTp'uin)P°.V M* t : .............. ............... " ................... *...........* s r ln d ?" i COSTS N O T H IN G TO T R Y The Road. V ic to ry *oi«iw.mV un# . *« at M S4.00 J ,,bun» .00 (R o a d aacond co lu m a o n ly t t t ! “*ndln° ,wo •»'a •«» M - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . fourteen "blp^’cieh "rewVrd’l*V*Th»n*ato*o 0,php0,,unUy to win $1,000.00 CASH or ena of paitlme yoS will «Var find. ,0°' ,h* °*m# '• "io.1 .duc.Uon. l and fu n L“ ,rust\v»rt Itlness and n b illtvof , etultirImportant ra ce have been etiui.lly doml * U r ,m e q u a lly us ftood. Consider this dchicvcitiriu quality made at \Vicli;tJ IcJl!lT.,! W|‘ h anothcr.»<'^ of Oldfield spring! " ,Ch,,a* K3n“ *' P-»t winter and early .11,525 miles on rutted, Icy K;i , T ° nb5erve T h cse Simple Rules boy oT’ otrk’who M ornlno T'rlbu ne " o r " 0’. ‘ m e m T e r ° f T h * T am pa •»**. on 2 z:Ln ;z " ^ '" s i v v n }■ ««.„! to L o w you CCS . « S buWng Oldfield ti, „ . fi65% _ to bVoidiix v ir ......« 'I '" " ,' \ tk y o ! ! , V c « « , dc , l " ; '• * ' ' COn" m>- la o riw l Affnli Eirrysbeie tb* b u rin s p u b ­ lic I* O m , u m i barum vrsr of lbs talus uf t n r sM Icto. I I . s i r anp ro ra lo l OklAsM t b I i m h a s hssu d s m u n tlra lrd by Oidl.rld lira* ar# . Irsa ars •llalrlbulstl th rou gh 71 branrhr* and dis­ tributing wars. houM -ainall parts ol tha l l n f t a d Iba lncTsaas J U ( l In bualnssa fa ' lor lbs Aral Srs m unlha ol |« 1J •*ar l ha i m i m pondlna psrlod of 1T D K I II Mora dsalrr* art* ronatanilt hscomlng Old Hr Id aarncIsS and O IJAsid l iras ara now arallabU In lo u r cummun- itr. The Moat T ruatw orthy T ire, B u ilt ’ The Oldfield Tire Company, Akron, Ohio the o th e r p ro v id in g FOR YOU! r 11“ Monde " Ju.TVf! iXa" b' m*"id b,'° ,# - . . . . n i ' Z . *"°»o w ord* w h ic h era found In .tho uEnglijh Dictionary will be counted Do not u io compound, hyphenated or obeelete word*. tb* (In 3. 'X r ' d V 5 p ' u ' * ' ' ' * " ' b . “ u V .d , ’b u «"n M * b o ,h e i , h , r «y rn, Prlxaa given .... If tw e ■ubacrfp. aubacrlp. a u b a c rlp tlono tlan tlana gst om leelon. N M t n . l S ? M V " h d w ritin g w ill h a v a ' ao "bear'lno u n ' i P the f P ’ deciding *, y '* - r ofa nth* w inner*. oe a rin g upon 'w h e th e r . ^ J C T . J b l l l r . M l J i r T . Th* V m# T rib u n e la te n t in ' ,0 T h * T , m P* M o rn in g •b!' p u ^ '^ '/J a ^ V a o T r ^ , L W a J a V o S T " '" " on* houtaheld. Nor w m m o r. * d ,d ,0 , n y aw arded to any group o u ta T d T a f ’ V h L ? r « . . p '' ** be tw o or m ore A a v , bSa^^ w h .r * a i . ,nI’ l b»»" working together. ' full amount of*th##irfaatlLin#r»w?"2r. l^ ^ ? attar,d. tho •o tied. C A S H PRIZES Winning anawara will raealvg prlxaa according to tho tabl* below: oV%rmr wmU count.*PP',M,,U ‘ 8 •' ,h # p , ' ,p * p * ld «* « c h paraon tlan w lm f TiTe^' ' T* * m p T*M J r n I n V ' T r lb 1" 0 00 e o n n ,e * iwdg* tha a n t w . r . and a w a P J t V J bu» " ? : w h o «• »' end *f the P u x x l. ' .W 1V p r lM « •* the W ebete r e N ew In te rn a tio n a l o .“ ?! ! ' . r ,,,f ,n e « ...Y; fv»Y".SK.v:.r.v.*ss;: •«. a a . 7 r't: ........... " S ' « w t f c Sunday ib _tC There will bo no dull summer in Prlaea • Ivan Prlaaa plvan arc aont .......... 00 $13000 la aont arc aant 200 00 $1000.00 100 00 10.00 40.00 « : : : : : ;; «g J ! 00 u • « 10 00 10 00 : ......... : ip,h pr i . . i g nth Pri«. V t h Prla* 11th Prtxa 100 ro oo t 00 0.00 I CO •00 00 « .oo 100.00 J 70.00 00.00 HN 40.00 SO. 04 20.00 not 10 CN 10.00 » US iE: is 10.00 10.00 SUBSCRIPTION R ATES Oaily and Sunday Tribune 12 m os. $ 8 •Tu,. . *~ ® m os* $4 sam. . . 6 m o*‘ 8ub»criptions count »*me as one for 12 mos.) vDDRESS ALL A N S W E R S TO w . 0. STOVALL TAMPA TRIBUNE TAM PA, FLA. — OVIEDO U M M 4 ' 2 6 *C Sanford. Be there, Princess Theatre night, free Bible lecture. UPSALAAND GRAPEVILLE NOTICE Mr. and Mrs. Bert Smith and chil­ dren of Monroe, were Sunday callers at the homo o f Mr. and Mrs. Hendcrison. [ 1 M JJ \ Si |: professional : 8 j The Peoples Bank of Sanford [ . New Shipment of Dark Traveling Hats [ are Very Pleasing to the Eye, and s they are Just What You Will Need before i | starting on that trip; Come in and look them over J •i Mrs. Nell Swanson spent Thursday with Mrs. August Swanson. ■ M i" r'oul« ! E<Ik«\ of DoLand, was the guest of Misses Catherine and IW 51r. and Mrs. Edwin Lundquist nnd son, Raymond, arc spending this week Sunday Maxine Young last week. I 80CIAL CALENDAR 7G-2tc in South Fluridn, motoring down with Miss Nell Williams returned Fri­ day front S t Augustine where she mother* Mr»- Rcrgqulst and „ ----Mildred to their home at Tiger Bay. I-akc Stearns is in line with other tisitfti Mikb Wnna Pope fora week. 1*' D. Woodruff toedtT. du|y 3rd t0 equali8® tha CHy entertain in honor of Mrs. Hawkins places an to melons as well as citrus T. L. Mend, Sidney Swope nnd . J1" ' 'V C- M "| °r «nd little daugh- Mr*. Mansfield took a trip to Tnmxuinent roll, nnd to hear comConnelly a recent bride. fruit. To date, of tho watermelons Olive \Vright returned from tho Y. M. >rtle, nnd the baby, W. C., arc pa nnd back on the cars this week but risti •* valuation as fixed by the Tuesday Mrs. F. E. Roumillat will visiting relatives jit Wnyrross, Ga., her husband has not been able to go Kline, ~ of , C’ A. Mntp at Frost Proof Monday. .planted . , ,in tho -grove of- -Dr. .............. getscr. entertain tho members of the Sans Lakeland, and cared for by J. W. W il-j Mr- nnd Mrs. R. L. Giles and two leaving Sunday. y e t Wo understand their son, Paul, L. R. PHILIPS, loads have have been been ship­ *hin. Souci Bridge Club at her home on Iiams, seven car loads Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Peterson and who has Just graduated Is thinking of 0 sons of Tampa, arrived Sunday City Auditor and Clerk. Palmetto avc., at 3:30 p. m. ped from a thirty-fivo acre plnnting of to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. two daughters, Idnline nnd Edwinn, 'R°ln»r into some business here UO-S-21-c Monday— Pipe Organ Club will havo a grove. He will get another car or G. Hancock at Lake Charm. ■ £ 2 * 2 ? S!m, f y V 0?! H0" y HM Thcre a *™d number out to picnic at Palm Springs. All mem­ more. Ur. nnd Mrs. T. G. Simmons are 1 thc,r rolativp» in Grnpcville. hear n splendid sermon by Rev. J. S. Too won't find ui on the street bers are asked to meet at tho Iiapthe proud parents of a fine baby girl Quito n severe wind storm went Clark on Sunday on the "Christian Mn, blocking traffic; you get us tlit church at 2 p. m. promptly. "Not your money, but your atten­ horn Saturday, June 17th. through Grnpeville Inst Thursday, Life and What It Is." He Is planning , phone 498. 60-tfc-m Monday—S t Agnes Guild will meet tion," and attendance at the Princess Mrs. C. S. Ihw entertained tho Worn- breaking branches o ff trees and lay- to be with us nt 4:00 o'clock on July w-ith Mrs. Paul Biggcra at the home Theatre Sunday, 26th. Subject: “ God’s nn\s Bible Class of the Methodist S. ing the corn flat in places. At Mr. - ,when wo expect to have our chlfTit world at your door every even­ of Mrs. Zinser on Palmetto avenue Kingdom Near." Speaker, Fred L. S. Tuesday afternoon nt her home at West’s a tree was struck by lightning jdren’s Day program, . for 16c.— Daily Ilerald. at 3:30 p. ro. Boyer, of Jacksonville. Free. No I-akc Charm. About fourteen mem­ close to tho house. Miss Myrtle West has kindly offer­ 7fl.2tc bers of the class were present to en­ Monday— Westminster Club will meet collection. A rattlesnake with eleven rattles ed to help us out with the music. joy the afternoon ami Mrs. Lee's hos­ was killed on the J. E. Lundquist at four o’clock at the home o f Mrs. ■PIANOS Rev. Wnhlhcrg will preach agnin pitality. Robert Grovensticn on Myrtle ave­ Sanford should bo made the ntoern i rt i» c place nnd n short timo ago Bemnrtl next Sundny at the Lutheran church nue. i IraO.VOflHAPHS of trading all tho summer long. We 1 , T’ 1' SwoP® nnd llev. L. E. Wright Hlrschl nnd a Vlhlen boy killed a in Swedish In tho morning ar.d in havo tho location nnd the goods. We ' rMVe to Fro,,lI'roof Sunday after- large one. [ p h o n o g r a p h REC O R D S English in the evening. noun. F. L. Mehnffey, of Tampa, was in ° URht lo 1,0 nb,° to ,cl1 fhen>Miss Lucile Partin left Tuesday for [POPULAR s h e e t m u s i c the oUy yesterday nttending to busi­ Orlando where she will be tho guest ness. Hoar the thrilling Bible lecture: Iplaver r o l l s “ God’s Kingdom Near," Sunday nicht ° ! h,° r nun,''Mra' Harlow, for the rest ___ , Theatre, free. * “ • Of of tllC the Went week Princess 70-2tc Ralph Chnpmnn has gone for a two C. L. West spent a few days this |j, H. H IN T E R M IS T E R months tour of the Now England week in Jacksonville. A Quick Service Trnnsfer nt your ■ states. ■ P IA N O CO. call. Theodore Aulitt was n business vis. GO-tfc-m ■ itor to Sanford Wednesday afternoon. ■ Welaka Block ■ B. II. Jernigan nnd E. R. Timlcy arc Frank Norris, who was quite ill for ■ “ God’s Kingdom Near" free lecture, In the city transacting business for Iseveral days is much la tter this week. Princess Theatre, Sunday, 8 p. m. ■ tho A. C. L. Ry. ■ Misses Catherine Young and MnHenry McLaulin, J r. ■ bel Swope and Francis Swope attend­ ■ tel * 4 fta M M tot m OPTICIAN—OPTOMBTKI8 T ■ ed the Epworth League Conference at Mr. nnd Mrs. O. P. Rurroughs, of Winter Park Tuesday. Jacksonville, are spending u short exMr. and Mrs. I, L. Cook visited time hero at the Montezuma. numtheir parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Meil ac- ■ Cullcy Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Rcginnld S. Holly arc counts with it*. ■ Mr. nnd Mrs. S. W. Swope hnd us the proud parents of a son, which nrh sp ecin lly in the sa v in g s dep a rtm en t there their dinner guests Thursday, Mr. nnd rived this morning nt the Female!Nothing much to the weahtm ay lie fou n d on o u r hooks a lon g list o f rep­ Mrs. W. B. Young, Mr. nnd Mra. Laughton hospital. er thing today. Cooling resen ta tive S an ford women w h o a re e n jo y ­ Frank Norris, Misses Cathcrino 1112 East. 1st St. Sanford, Fix breezes are blowing nnd tho ing the specinl se rv ice we necord to ou r lady Young, Maxine Young, A. I). Mitch­ Mr. nnd Mrs. R. L. Christcnbcrry, population seems to bo in­ d ep ositors. J ell, Louise Edgtt, Messrs. R. M. \V. who have been living nt the homo of creasing and everything is ■ Sturdivant nnd Milton Hnight ami Mrs. J, N. Whitner on Magnolia 'Ave­ lovely. Tho bulb has drop­ A ccou n ts o f wom en n rc cordially invited If : little Miss Wilda Young. nue, have rented the R. II. Chnpmnn ped some. you are not am ong th e num ber now transact­ In the future the Oviedo band will home at 209 Tenth street for a year. 5:40 A. M. JUNK 23, 1322 in g business w ith us, you r d ep osits will be give concerts every two weeks instead ■ particu la rly w elcom ed. Maximum .............. DO of every week. ■ JENNY SPAULDING CIRCLR Minimum — .... ..............72 Mrs. L. E. Wright, Misa Virginia R»"ire ................. 74 ■ Wright, Elisabeth nnd Amelia Wright The Jenny Spaulding Circle met on ■ Barometer .................. 30.07 ■ and Edward McCall went by auto to Wednesday afternoon nt the home of R*in ...»---44 8 I-nkelnnd Tuesday. At Haines City Mrs. Herbert Speer. The next meet­ Southwest nnd cloudy. they were joined by Rev. L. E. Wright ing will be with Mrs. John Abrahams nnd Olfn Wright. Mrs. Wright nnd Yoo Can Find the Name of on West Hughey street. AI lmembera tho two girls will remain in lakeland Emy Live Prafeoslonal and are urged to bo present as mntters of for a week’s visit to Mr. and Mrs. L. Boxlntaa Man In Sanford In importance are to be discussed. OFFICIAL SCHEDULE Thit Column Bach Day OF FLORIDA STATU Too good to miss—free lecture nt LEAGUE FOR 1121 the Princess, 8 p. nt., Sunday, free. 7G-2tc JUNE 22, 23. 24— Daytona at Tampa. George A . DeCottes BUY A RUICK, SAFETY FIRST Jacksonville at Lakeland. When you buy a ear, buy one with Attorney-at-Law St. Petersburg at Orlande. tho best trade vnlue. That’s evidence JUNK 26. 27. 28— Oter Snainole County Rank that the Buick is tho best.— N. H. Daytona at St. Petersburg. |SANFORD FLORIDA Gamer. 70-Gtc;wltc Orlando at Lakeland. Tampa nt Jacksonville. Another world wide lecture, Prin­ JUNE 29, 30—JULY 1 — S. 0. ShinholBer cess, Sundny night, free. 76-2tc Tampa at Daytona. Everything is so charged with loveliness this summer! Contractor and Builder Lakeland at Orlando. New Frocks, New Skirts, New H ats-n ew everything Second sheets, 8 f t xl l , only ' iA.\F0IU» St. Petersburg at Jackaonvilla. • FLORIDA 50c per 1,000, while they last, at JULY 3, 4, li­ And o f course you want to look your most dazzling best. Herald office. if st. Petersburg at Daytona. SMITH BROS. Lakeland at Tampa. Om display and t a!c of Summer Fashions lias been pro­ Hvat Mr. F ted L. Boyer, of ickOrlando at JackaorviRa. [Uarage and Machine C o . sonville, Princess, Sunday night, free. JULY 6, 7, 8nounced Great. There are many charming, irrisistible 76-2U Orlando nt Laytons. Expert Auto Repair Work new thing.; to wonder at here. 8 Jacksonville at Tampa. Pkooe lu ■ Corner First and Oak Our prices are just nnd right fot St. Petersburg at Lakeland. dependable service.—Quick Servica JULY 10. 1 1 , 1 2 DELIVER T H E G O O D S ' Transfer. GO-tfc-m Lakeland at Daytona. Jacksonville at Tampa. Quick Service Transfei NOTICE St. Petersburg at Lakeland. Ynn can't make a mistake when JULY 13, 14. 15— Storage Facilities you buy n Buick. It’s economy, dur­ Dnytonn at Orlando. U p,f“ « rim. tell others; If no ability. It'a quality nnd comfort.—N. Lakolnnd at Jacksonville. fell us. I'hon# 498 II. Gamer. • 70-Gtc-wltc Tampa at Lakeland. JULY 20. 21. 22— Jacksonville nt Daytona. ,!- w . H E R N D O N Orlando at Tampa. Insurance Agency I-nkelnnd nt St. Pctersbcrg. CORRECTED TO NOV. 16. 1921 JULY 24. 25. 2 8 FIRR_ a UTO— BONDS Dnytonn nt Lakeland. Southbound Jacksonville at Orlando. ■ Arrive Departs S t Petersburg at Tampa. ■ |Sa n f o r d n o v e l t y 83... ..... 2:30 a.m. 2:40 a.m. JULY 27, 28. 29— ■ 27.OMMMOtt* 8:40 a.m. Daytona at Tampa. w o r k s ■ 89 2:65 p.m. 3:20 p.m. ■ Jacksonville at Lakeland................. 85. L ^ ROLLER, Prop. ■ 7:10 p.m. St. Petersburg at Orlando. JULY 31— AUGUST 1 , * _ m General Shop and Milt Northbound Daytona at S t Petersburg. Arrive Departs Orlando at Lakeland. W ork 82 — ... 1:48 a.m. 2:03 a.m. Tampa at Jacksonville. 84. .....11:45 a.m. 12:06 pjn. AUGUST 3. 4. 5 — CONTRACTOR and BUILDEB 80. ■ 1 1 1 cl L 3:62 p.m. Tampa at Daytona. 28.......... 10:00 p.rn. ,,T C o » . #wta, 8 tw tt 8tnf#rd ri4 Lakeland at Orlando. St. Petersburg at Jacksonville. Trilby Branch AUGUST 7, 8. 9— Arrive Departs (■'eo. W . K n igh t S t Pcterabmg at Daytoqa. * s f . n r f i n c r m i t h o t f$ « m * S . 100.. 7:00 ajn. Lakeland at Tampa. ■ xNo.. 24.. 3:25 pjn. Orlando at Jackaonvilla. • A N fo lu ?"* 1' a n d , 168.. ................... FLORIDA 7:20 a.m. AUGUST 10, II, 12 — : 22.. 7:00 p.m. Orlando at Daytona. Jacksonville at Tampa. ■ Leesburg Branch Sanford M achine & S t Petersburg at Lakeland. • 8 Arrive Departs AUGUST 14. 15. 1 8 Foundry Co. 167...------ 3:56 p.m. Lakeland at Daytona. 8 No. 21 .... . — •2:50 p.m. Jacksonville at S t Petaraborg. LC7 " M“ hl" •»* Bolin Work 1 8 10L_.. . 6:60 p.m. Tampa at Orlando. 25... . 1:30 p.m. n o ...,, AUGUST 17, 18. 10 No. 22....------- 7:00 p.m. Da ytona at Orlando. ,tlni ' .Od P i n , p , , . fc„ , Lakeland at Jackaonvilla. L ' G" ’ “ • " * ! Croak 8 k .lt. Oviedo Branch Tampa at 8 t Petaraborg. . 128—------- 7:45 p.m. 8 127.... 2:40 p.ra. “ God’s Kingdom Near" free, Prin°atbovd Motors. First StreetPhoaa 61 | » — DMJy, except Sunday. Opposite Post. Office ceaz, Sunday, 8 p. m. Come. 7G-2tc ' : TRAIN SCHEDULE f.,., ,h» •f + i o u i •irw taai'lV 'jJLtoi free. E. Wright, Jr. the rest of thg party returned to Oviedo Wednesday. PAGE FIVE [ g Always Something (^few m onth a u btcrlp tlo na y o a rly a u b icrlp tio n at I t r. w ill be $1,000.00. --w a r d ......YO U C A N T A K E P A R T sun-bakctl concrete mul brick City Registration Officer. - • / Theatre, |: AND BUSINESS ! DIRECTORY J LU JC k I*rincesa C'° 3°t SBH. FRED DAK.BIt, 8o^_*- m i t ., Phone 217-W night. b“ t ‘ jjwJOth, - -■ nH!UpSj Sunday 7fl-2tc SANFORD’S : TEMPERATURE : Big Clear R-Word” Picture Free on Request 'd .M \ SOCIETY Fred L. Boyer, Princesa, night, free bible lecture. Banking S ervice For W om en i glance you can see "R o o s t e r ," "R a b b it," “ R iver,M etc. T h e other objects are just as easy to find. NOTICE \ S. ‘ROBBINS V � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 23, 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/724b540f5183482c9f2d2091899c14b3.pdf 537252af2e12ec0b8fdb075b7f361f06 PDF Text Text SanfordDaily Herald IN 'T H E H E AR T OP TH E W O R LD ’S GREATEST VEG ETABLE SECTION S A N F O I t l ) . F L O R I D A . S A T U R D A Y . J U N E 2 4 . 1!>22 FEDERATION OF LABOR ATLANTIC COAST LINE AGAIN REFUSES RECOGNITION SOVIET RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT REBUILDING TRACKS million do llar suit against c o a l union FOR RIOT AND MURDER The Estimated Property Damage and Cold Fact Brought to Light IN H r (ill r A W ittix a i m A I n i COAL MINE RIOT LAKE MARY CASINO ATTORNEYS f o r coal COM . n s v CIIARC.E S H E R IF F W IT H n e g l e c t in g d uty , 11, T b r A » » o r l« t r d CHICAGO, June 24.— Counsel fo r the Southern Illinois Coal Company today telegraphed Adjutant General H|t d( nt Springfield requesting troops U lent to Williamson county. A t­ torney's charged sh eriff o f the county ,•111 refusing to do his duty and there *s » danger of further outbreaks. Action in Convention Today is the Third Succes­ sive Turndown MUSICAL CARNIVAL cncnnat,. a™ *2Kr « r . . . . n i r r i»im h V r l e l t il till 1 third consecutive year the Federation Labor placed on record by action of Ug convi.ntion here today against rec­ ognition o f the Soviet Russian g o v­ ernment. C IN C IN N A T I, June 24.— Led by L A T H IN G S H IT P A R A D E , B AN D Samuel Gompers, foes o f the Itussinn CONTESTS. A T H L E T IC Soviet government in the American E V E N TS, ETC. Federation o f Labor seemed certain Inst night fo placing the federation at The committee handling the ar­ its convention here on record against rangements for the musicnl carnival the recognition o f the Soviets fo r the to be held at Lake Mary Casino, third successive year. A test vote, Thursdny, June 29, have decided on called fo r at Mr. Gompers’ suggestion, virtually ended the debate, but n final the following progrnm: 10 n. m. Hand concerts by combin­ show down went over until today. Aside from the Russian question, ed Hands. the convention went on reconi Athletic Events. ngninst the federation a ffilia tin g with I. 100 yard dnsh. O Three-legged race. the international federation o f trades 3. Potato race. HERRIN, June 24.— The state m il­ 4. Hnnd race. itary investigation uf massacre begun made 11:15 a. m. Water football— Rotoday. Tour of area o f fight mad.- anil expected numerous persons,tary vs. Kiwanls. believed knew something o f disorders p. m. Luncheon, 2 to 5 p. m. Water sports. would he railed before the bonrd. »« *a sj Sj 1*4 Bathing. CHICAGO, June 24.— Estimates o f the nniount of property damage and determination of cold figures to l*c fixed as legal value o f human lives |o«t in the mine riots and mnssnere o f Williamson county is being compiled today in preparation fo r n damage »iit which the Southern Illinois Coal Company announced w ill .he filed against the international union o f the Crited Mine Workers and Williamson county. The suits w ill a ggregate mure than one million dollars, accord­ ing to officials. HERRIN, III., June 24.— The mnssnere of non-union miners in the woods near th strip _ mine o f the Southern Illinois Coal Co., where they w ere rmtil„>ed wns the net o f a mob which Swimming races. Canoe races. Fancy diving. 5:00 p. m. Bathing suit parade. 0:00 p. m. 8wpp*r ' IS AND MAKING MANY CHANGES Hu M unions, and re-elected the federation’s present executive council o f eleven o f­ ficers, headed by Mr. Gompers ns president. It was Mr. Gomper’s fo r­ ty-first election, and he was unop­ posed. Other officers were re-elected ns follows: First vice-president, James Duncan, Quincy, Mass.; second vice-president, Joseph Valentine, Cincinnati; third vice-president, Frank D uffy, Indianap­ olis, Ind.; fourth vice-president, W il­ liam Green, Indinnnpolis; fifth vice­ president, W. !». Mahlon, Detroit; sixth vice-president, T. A. Rlckert, Chicago; seventh vice-president, Jncoh Fischer, Indianapolis; eighth vice­ president, Matthew W oll, Chicago; treasurer, Daniel J. Tobin, Indinnnp­ olis; secretary, Frank Morrison, o f Washington,. **a * * ** *a T O ( T i m d e r a t e in s e n a t e T H E T A R I F F H IL L TODAY . Sy S i k« WHAT A PUBLICITY TAX WILL DO FOR A COMMUNITY s i Sx Sx Bock Ballasting Makes REPUBLICANS Better Road Between •WILL PLAN Jax and St. Pete CLOTURE RULE N E W SCHEDULES *• Sn s.i Sa Sj s* Na M *4 k The following editorials from FlorThin has been proven so many times ’ ida"papers wM he Interesting to the that it should In- needless to make it a r M * i f f 7 ™ r m to I pw ple of Sanford. The question o f a 5:00 p. m., nn.l from 7.30 p. in. to 1 ' y tflX une „ f the mogt i„in. in. In the evening it is planned to publicity have an exhibition o f marine fire... «u r community, works. Refreshments to he served The Science of Publicity on the grounds w ill he under the su-' Wide comment is being given the pervision o f the members o f the In- action o f the Minmi Chnmbcr o f Comdies hnnd nnd the Womans club. mcrce in setting aside, through its There will he three prixes in the publicity committee, n budget o f $91,bothing suit pnradp. Tin* first prize ooo for the coming season. It is for the handsomest bathing suit, one doubtful if any city in the South even weekly or n monthly text. The city or the county which builds an almost prohibitive wall about it from lack o f publicity will fall behind its neighbor who is n believer In print­ er’s ink. Florida has many advantages, pos­ sessed by no other state—yet if any section of the state decides to hiber­ nate for a season it will (require large sums Inter to forge to the front. A ||oWn y,,uri, nRU t |u rr was no moro rImiri>h,n|r town in the state thnn Kissimmee— nnd it was recog....... n|ln, „ „ „ conimunity by every c|ty authorities spoke o f it ns on M A K E S R U N N IN G T IM E FROM 50 TO fio M IN U T E S FA S TE R T H A N FO RM ERLY Ill lii J IT MIS’ rb r W A S H IN G T O N , June 24.— 'T ty sen­ ate Republican lenders Cnlny put into operation their plan to curb the de­ bate on the long pending ta r iff bill. Petition to invoke the existing cloture rule wns drafted by Senator Curtis, o f Kansas, Republican vice-chairman and party whip anil its circulation begun. W A S H IN G T O N , June 24.— Slow progress ill the senate of the tn riff bill yestcnlny resulted In n new clo­ ture movement. Republican lenders in private conferences planned to in­ voke the existing cloture :ulc, lim it­ ing debate by a two-thirds vote, and if unsuccessful they said they were con­ sidering the drastic step o f Inying nside the t a r iff bill to fight fo r their pending m njority cloture rule. Senator Watson, Republican, Indi­ ana, wns snid to have made the sug­ gestion fo r an attempt to apply the two-thirds rule now in the rule hook. He said he wns planning within n day or two to begin circulating a petition requiring only Dl senators’ signatures for presentation to the senate. prize f,,r tllu 'n0*t uni'luo hnthinK dreams o f using thnt much .money It. I *«'•» “ lhinl Pr,IP fo r ,hc bc*‘ tell the outside world why all the rest looking girl in hnthing costume. The ,,f the people outside o f Miami ought ---- - . , 4 ,, .. „ , n . i i.. _ 1Judge* o f this contest w ill ho Mrs. t„ Visit the Magic City. Certain > no o f* Oviedo, Mrs. Benj( R. Floridn town or city has a publicity gut beyond the control o f the cooler laiwton. Cox o f Orlando and Mrs. Ed. Fits- --budget ----- . anywhere , near thnt the place where the future was close element, which was attem pting to gerald o f Daytona, and entrants plated by Miami. Consequently no M hnnJ escort the captives to Herrin, to T|u.n RU(|denly, it commenced to “ show them o ff to the hoys,” accord­ should register with Miss Ruth G il-o th e r town or city in Florida can expect to reap anywhere near the bene- stand still— at least it did not forge Ion before Tuesilny evening. ing to information gleaned today. Committees and chairmen in charge fit Miami expects to reap from the abend; nnd people began to wonder The leaders, it wns said, finally bringing in o f new residents, some for wh>% w jlh Ru fm ,. n location-such a were ('impelled to yield to the clam­ are ns follows: Committee on transportation— Ed. the winter only, others to he per- ccntrn||IW| position— there should W or* of the mob that the prisoners tnnnent. Minmi is strong fo r , good n ceMal|on „ f Rrowth where overy"beat it." The fleeing men thereupon Higgins, chairman. Committee on Ground Supervision linnil music, knowing thnt to keep pen- th|nR hn(, ,u>pn coni|ucive for n citywen- -hot down, beaten to denth, nnd pie pleased and amused is to make flf mUch importance. one was known to have been hanged. — Geo. A. DeCottes, chnimtan. Floor Committee— E. A. Rail nnd them contented. Thousands o f people There were a numlier o f reasons— Although a number o f the miners Geo. Phillips who frequent Miami nnd other Fieri- a0 " p o f wh~,ch wJ|| apo)(co o f Inter. shudder at the slaughter, all say “ they Committee on Refreshments— Mrs. da cities every winter, are attracted |)fl|, o f |heie r e a s o n s -possibly the g"t just what they deserved." there by the love o f the very last ch||lf cauae— Bt||) exists to .i certain A* soon as the 44 strip employes R. E. Tolar nnd Mrs. W . T U n g le y . Minmi is figu ring on bul tj.h, ,» intended fo r Committee on Athletic Events.— hand music. *urn ndcred Thursday morning a cry spending not less thnn 136,000 for a nn urgrment , or the city to take up a Ed L*nv, thainnait. "P fui the lives o f liiv captives, Committee on Publicity— R. W. good band. The next item if that o f >yjlte|)1 <)f Rninln|: public.ty which w ill per ins who were eye-witnesses say. booklets. T o meet this need, $20,000 ,|p ftn )y thnt cvj| _ even ns the swift The cooler element rtiurchcd just be­ IVnrmnn, Jr. ..... ......... i» to be set aside nnd a like amount is K||,„nK wnt,.r w j||f |,y 0rOsion. wear Mr. Schelle Malnes was nppointe<l hind the prisoners, who were at the treasurer to receive the funds raised to be spent in newspapers throughout ,|own unsightly elevations, head of the procession nnd the disor­ on this day. The committee nlso the North and West. Another menus M)nm, j,nR |,y i^, recently-published derly element flocked behind anti be­ planned several surprise features fo r o f getting the Miami message to the ,,U(Jjret rfrawn nttcntlon from nil porside them. those who do not care to dance or go traveling public is through the ng. n- tjom| |jf t,|0 u nilc,i States— fo r the There were cries o f “ heat it,” which figures have been taken up by the Asgrew into a chorus, but the lenders in hnthing. I f this day is given the cy o f the bill »K»nrds. AI>out proper support by the citizens o f San- will be spent fo r this purpose in the > o c j atc<| wn,| w i,|dy scattered, withstood th(> demand until they a rriv­ foni it enn he arranged to he made North and about $2,000 in the terripUj,uc|gy budget o f the Chamber ed st a wooded section about three nn annual evfnt. surrounding Jacksonville. Way- ^ Commcrcp of thnt ril>. has been md( from here. There the clamor inTills musical festival is helm: given cross and Savannah. It is also proout wjth fiv o f|gur#i f „ r the 1r> .i i d and the mob pressed nround under the combined nuspices o f the posed to put up direction signs over o|u? yelir_ j ; i i (ooo; n sum stupendousthe fear-stricken prisoners, some o f »h..m mumbled, evidently in prayer, i Sanford Chamber of Commerce, the a wide territory east o f the Mr . . • )y large cv,.n fnr „ rity thp size o f MiWitnesses snv the leaders fe e lin g ! Sanford Rotary Club, the Snnford K i- pi river nnd north o f the Ohio and nm, Y et thnt entire sum will come u i l onger to resist the’ crow d? wants d u g nn.l Womans club, and more thnn $5,000 will bo spent in this ,(j|r|. jnto thp c,ty_ to a host ,,f benecl.unor. snid to the prisoners: (Ill The (■ ■ m -ln lrd 1‘ r e a s I J A C K S O N V IL L E , June 24.— As a result o f rebuilding nnd completing the rock ballasting track between Jacksonville und Tampa and relaying with heavy rails to Jncksonville-St. Petersburg Atlantic Coast Line effestice Sunday will rearmnge the schedules o f important trnins which for many years have been running on the same schedules. A ll changes In Southbound trnins except one through train Tampa to Jacksonville anti lo­ cal from Ocnln to Jacksonville. Run­ ning time in each instance cut from fift y to one hur nnd five minutes. (Bisson Attacked By Masked Men, Severely Beaten And Shot in the Arm Near I'ulatka Last Night Illy 1Ur Aaaui'Mlitl g,rr««l P \ I A T K A , Juno 24.— IV rry Giltj non, mmi of John Gllsnon fonnor chfllr* man o f the Putnam county board of Senator Lodge, o f Massachusetts, |con,ml„ iftner,, was called from his Republican lender, sal.' he b elieved. m.nr |lostwick at I t the cloture move would be made. If 1o'clock lust night by masked men, this effort to get nn early vote on,,the, fhttt in the arm and beaten ovor the hill should fail, Kcnntor Lodge added. htfii(1 w|, h n |lislo| wjH.n i„. resisted, the Republican leadership w a s consld- |#|irrip|1 RonM, (,iRt„nce from the house ering seriously the plan to lay aside, , |cf| ||y thfl ron,|Ni,i(. lini-.,n»clous. . ,hr ta r,ff 1,111 aml '" " h 0 n U *°r the new rule to invoke cloture by mu jurity vote nnd 'T igh t it all summer if necessary.” The sh eriff’s office Investigntipg developed only that the attackers enme to I’nlntkn nftcr the assault, crossed the St. Johns river on the bridge hero toward Knst Paiatka. Glisson Is not W A S H IN G T O N , June 24.— The re­ seriously injured and has no idea why publican members o f the house from he wns attacked. . the territory east o f Kansas now nhsent from Washington have been or­ dered back to the capital today by Mondell, the republican lender, owing to the one.mnn filibuster being con­ ducted by Representative V oigt, re­ publican, o f Wisconsin. Prompt re­ turn will avoid the issuance o f w ar­ rants, Mnndcll snid in telegrams to the absentees. Voigt forced 14 mil C IV IL W A R i OS1 FOUR T IIO U 8 rails yesterday and showed no disposi­ , A N D L IV E S A N D P R O P E R T Y tion today to end the filibuster. Hr DAM AGE forced three roll rnlls, each requiring 25 minutes within the (irst hour nnd ( I l f T h e A s s o c ia te d P r e s s l P E K IN G , June 24.— The cr.st of a half o f the session today. the mutiny which has drenched KingSi province with blood, is apparently 'past. Reports from the best nvnilnblo o f [sources plnce the denth toll at $4,000 MUTINY OVER AMONG CHINESE FOUR CITIES William Rockefeller < Brother John I)., Died This Morning Was Prominent in llusincss Circles nnd Well Known Oil Mnn tllf The tss n c ln te d I're s s l T A R R Y T O W N , N. Y., June 24.— ( William Rockefeller, oil magnate and a brother o f John I). died here today o f pneumonia, lie wns ill nt his home lu-re since Sunday, hut word o f his condition was not made public. Five doctors in attendance when the end came. Practically nil the members of the Rockefeller fm iily nt dentil bed. Rockefeller cont meted heavy cold He 'luring the rnms last week end. I hud just completed a quarter o f a mil- ||_______________ ||| and Indicate destruction or damage o f four cities. severe Another Theatre W ill Be Built Here States 1. W. Phillips R(dln Reel, the Snnford representa­ tive o f I. \V. Phillips, authorized Tho Dnlly Herald this morning to say that Mr. Phillips expected to erect a flno modern theatre on the corner o f Park avenue nnd Second street, the tfork lo hegin’ in n few weeks. Mr. Phillips is the Dodge ngent fo r Orange, Seminole nnd I.nkc counties and hns tho Sanford Motor company in this city nnl is one o f the most pro­ gressive business men in Orlando, be­ ing president o f the First National Hank and hend o f the I. W . Phillips company., and a largo property own­ er in Orlando, .Sanford and other cit­ ies. Plans fo r the new theatre have not been drawn as yet, but It w ill be about 00x117 and w ill be up to date In every its tnnsury. respect. Details o f the new theatre N o one would fo r a moment expect \ ^ but M r. Phillips Osceola county to raise . auta any.J g of Sanford thnt it where near the amount o f the city o f ,,, . . ‘ . . .. .i . u , , w ill he built at once, the lowest ennt coast; that idea would _______________ _ I k * absurd. But it should by all means .... . set aside a sum e<,ual to perhaps ono|n N IT R O E X PLO S IO N sixth of that amount— say fift y cents par capita, which would give $3,500 m s Tfc* A sane lalrS P r t M l some publicity work which would E A S T L IV E R P O O L. Ohio, June 24. ns n nucleus with which to commence —Tw o men w ere blown to pieces, three bring such good results that the p eo-, houses on outskirts o f W ellsville were pie, o f their own volition, would de •wrecked early today when nitroglycersire to increase it another y ea r.-- ine being transported in autonobile Kissimmee Gazette. exploded. "V es. the money raised during the dny w ill wuy. It will| _|” ||ci4“ n" tb" i * ',;||,M,x(t.0flclariea— before the yenr shall have _______ supporting the band. It carry on the publicity work in the Mir |0, cd go toward >'" *’d better bent it.” ^is hoped to receive enough money to ami hend.pyirters so here we have an Ninety-one thousand dollars— think Then followed the mnssacre. . enable the bond to continue its week- ambitious t(nd extensive program that o f jt , V el , hink whnt w i|i rt-wult! O f Mow many o f tho prisoners reallz would make most communities gasp i.’p^ooo goes fo r employment o f a ly concerts during the remainder o f -would ' ' that it was to be a flig h t o f denth ,u , for breath. T o those who have neverr hand next winter, $20,000 for advertiswdl never be known. _____ ______________ , visited the Magic City nnd are won- lrJK |MMlk|,.tjl> $|,000 fo r billboards in Between the road nml the woods on Major Woodward, o f the Carolina [dering Just what sort o f place it is do t)u, nort,, „ urh „ „ thl, [n Milie right side, there was a barbed ilitn ir and Naval academy o f Hen- not hnvc to bother to mnko the trip #mi» ,mnr(, on n rondwny in New "iri fence. Most o f the prisoners dersonvi 1lc, N ! C., ls in the city in the o f Inspection. A ll that is necessary is y ))rk c ,ly |lt800 fo r billboards neur|»on dollar .Mnuaoltum in Sleepy Hoiprobably thinking vaguely thut it to realize thnt Miami is ala.ut to j Bckw)nv|||c, Wnycross nnd Savannah, •«»«’ cemetery. He was 81 years old. '*,|iild he something to have the fence interest o f his school. •spendt $91,000 « « t nm fo r publicity. ............. n Thnt .... tells f{)T highway signs, and $5,000 -------------------’ "•tween them and the mob, began less thnn $300 was used fo r publicity. • ;ndiing through the fence. They had The men who crow,(led about him the *lor> o f • progressive people who f(ir publicity work in the home office. I f Osceola county had devoted tho said“ You ought to know better thnn know full well the value o f telling the Tfu. bu(lRet for publicity last yenr difficulty with their suitcases. There were shouts o f: “ Drop your suitcases t „ try to take the bread from a union (<*h' r ff>low- U •» thl‘ "R1*11,0' fo r all Osceola county was sliced in sumc pro rata as Minmi there would determination lo excel, m at win M ' 1 tw o— nnd some twelve huntlred dol- have been more thnn $22,000 in tho : j won’t need them," which appealed man’s mouth, conducted yes- M‘“ mi » population o f more than one ,nn| WJU approprjutcd for “ publicity." publicity fund; i f Miurni had made to the humor o f the jeering mob. Most Investigations were •e renresenta- hundred thousand people within the y et cven „ f that triflin g sum not one the same pro ratn ns Kissimmco there °f th* prisoners dropped their suit- terday by several state repress would have been hut nl»out $4,350 in r>ed inth the woods. n „ n e r started his inquest by swearing not P®,,iblie fo r * n> other r it> \° The shooting was under w ay and in the Jury. It then adjourned until follow Miami a example as regard^ the killing was on throughout the Sunday State’s Attorney Duty said “ mount, the lesson is there just th. same for all who care to rend. Withwoods. Men were running and dodg- he probably would recommend r 'booting at them. When one fell, the crowd closed in and fired u volley into the “ prostrate form. The throata o f tw«i were cut. ,’ ^ As a man was shot down crowds (fathered and watched him breathe hi* last, jeering and scoffing. Dne o f the wounded men to whom the correspondent talked in the woods J-,‘ iil he was a steam shovel worker. would depend primarily {inquest uncovered. A ll officials were o f the opinion thnt no evidence would ! he obtainable. The casualty list was still indefinite Inst night. Twenty-two bodies were in the morgues. Several others were reportcd utill in the woods or in ponds. Estimates ran ns high ns forty hut hud 1no confirmation. city hns in the wny o f assets nnd at­ tractions, there can be no advance, no gnin in population, no great forw ard step.— Lakeland Telegram . Liberal Publicity Brings Return*. Proper publicity must be preached nnd must be practiced if any city or county Is to fo rge nhend. year prior to thnt there wns but one thousand dollars used fo r "publicity, An(, whnt the harvest is to be fo r the coming yenr " fo r publicity" it is d if­ ficult to state. And thnt for the en­ tire county! Compare the county o f OscyOla with Minmi in u progressive wny. M i­ ami, with 29,000 population, raises $91,000 o f which some $55,000 goes for publicity— the be nnce for music. That means about $3.17 per enpitn. Osceola county, with 7,000 population raises $1,000 for publicity—or about fifteen cents ;>er capita—o f which I li �It Is rumored I have Hold the Star Theatre lot and that I am gotnjr to retire from the theatre and motion picture business. This la a prossi falsehood as I have NOT sold (he above lot up to the present and even If I did I have other available locations thnt I enn build upon, and neither do I Intend to retire from the business I am in. The main purpose of the notice is prompted through justice to myself and to protect people who have in mind Investing in unassured and unreliable theatre projects. # • Make them show you suitable theatre property paid for and in their own name. Make them show you an equal amount o f real cash to invest along with yours. Don’t let them buy the property and build a theatre with your money and then take all the profits for salaries. Find out who is going to handle the money, are they honest—can they be trusted w ith your earnings—how much experience have they had— has their past career in this or other lines been a success—would they see you through a losing crisis or close up and let you hold the bag? Ik*nr in mind that I will have n regular theatre here In n short time and that I hold long time contracts and franchises with th^TolIowing stars, producers and authors and they cannot ............ ; : m m .® ."1 • • . . _ . showin nt any other thentre besides mine: be William de Mille, Elsie Ferguson, Thomas Meighan, George MqUr a dozen companies; Clara Kimball Young, Earl W illiam s,Fiorford Scott, Katherine Newlin Burt, Victorian Sardou, Mary Roberts ence s Barry; Eugene O’Brien, Owen Moore, Elaine Hammerstein, Itinch ith Marshal Neilan, Anita Stewart, Constance Talmadge, MilConw larris Chaplin, King Vidor, Norma Talmadge, Katherine McDonald, Allan Dwan, Mack Sennett, Annette Kellermann, Lionel Barrymore, Charles Ray, James Oliver Curwood, Pon Negri, dred Harris Charless Chaplin, etc.; Bert L.vtcll, Viola Dana, Alice Lake, Tom Mix, Pearl White, Pauline Frederick and many others. In fact I have the entire out-put o f all the first class concerns under contract. O. F». HERNDON----------------------------------m F : : it «5. Rl.l M i 1, B a n a to to to R a fc a K * Y E S T E R D A Y 'S RESU LTS I* -------M Classified Ada 5c a lint. No t o r . ad taken for Ira a than 25c. to and poaltlvely no daasified to ada charged to anyone. Caah to moat accompany all order* to Count five worda to a line to and remit accordingly. 0 Wa met thn S. pui lali SPORTS • CLASSIFIED ADS V4 r 1 Co cl* to tic < Florida State Fragile At Lakeland, 2; Jacksonville, -I. A t Tampa, 4; I>aytunn, 5. At Orlando, 0; St. Petersburg, 4. National league A t Pittsburgh, 8; Chicago, 0. A t New York, 2; llrooklyn, 3. A t Philadelphia 6, Poston, 4. Other* not arhcdulcd. FOR SALK FO R S A L K OR K E N T — A fte r July 1, fi-romn house, light*, good well water on Sanford Height*.— George Hunter, Route A, llox 1CO-II. 7r.-311• d *j no vl(i m FOR S A I.K C in -fA P -4 cowa, 2 h- if e n . Apply C. II. Cninpbcdl, Monteluma Hotel. 76-2tp American l.eugue At Huston, tlj New York, 2. At Chicago, 8; Cleveland, 0. At Dertoit, 3; St. Ixiuls, 2. Others not scheduled. At FOR S A L E - Two nice Jersey cowa.J At Price reasonable .term* cash.— Mr*. At W. E. Allen, tangwood, Fin. 75-Gtp At L lH K K T Y SIX, (’ontinental Red Seal Motor. Newly painted. Five good tire*. Excellent condition. Sacrifice At $1500. In<|uire nt 111 Paik Avenue. ed in tc cc f< IT 1 75*8tp FUR BALE live acre farm. i 1. acre* tiled, all in good condition, good house anil ham, ha* good gn* system in house, located about five mile* from Sanford, on hard road. Can make terms.— A. P. Connelly. 75-tfc f lJ^I « J=« • F 7 n r 3 A !X " " !T ln<TM, i n good shape, 7 passenger, new top, newly pointo*l. $800.— N. II. G ARN ER . 74-atc FOR S A L E — At a bargain, practical­ ly new Colt* Acetylene lighting plant with necessary pipe for instal­ lation. Phone 3703 or call F. F. Dut­ ton, Jr. 72-tfc FOR S A L E — Large, desirable build­ ing lot on Mngmdin avenue, be­ tween 10th and I Ith streets, Sanford. Address P. O. Itox No. I. 73-4tp I FOR S A L K — Five room bungalow with sleeping porch, screened, and In good repnir. Located in the best residential section o f tho city.—A . P. Connelly. 78-tie FOR S A L E :TT acres improved. For terms and price *ce H. II. Chappell. 72-fltp USB* American Associaiton Louisville, 4; St. Paul, 2. Toledo, fi; Milwaukee, 4. Columbus, 0; Kansas City, 2. Indianapolis, I; Minneapolis, fi. Southern Association. Hirmlnghnm, 7, Atlanta, 7 (call­ Nth, darkness). A t Mobile, 4; New Orleans, 2. A t Mumphis, 10; Chnttunoogn, 7. A t Litlc Rock, 3; Nnshville, fi. GAM ES TO D A Y St. Petersburg nt Orlando. Daytona nt Tampa. Jacksonville at lakeland. National L'agu e Won Lost New York . .. . 37 21 St. Loida ... 2*5 32 33 llrooklyn 20 Pittsburgh 21* 27 Chicago 30 28 Ciin ionou 21* 32 Huston 24 32 Philadelphia 20 35 FOR R E N T FOR R E N T Two" furnished house­ Southern A Hoocintion keeping apartments, also one five Won Lost room cottage not furnished. Apply 41 25 300 French Avo. Phone 287 J. 7<5-3tp Mohile Memphis 10 27 FOR R E N T— One apartment o f two New Orleans * . 38 28 or three rooms, gas stove, electric Little Rock . 37 20 lights, running water, two blocks from Hirminghain 34 41 P. 0. Also furnished rooms with Atlanta 26 37 board, $8.00 u week and up. 110-112 Nnshville 26 11 Commercial. 64-tfc Chnttnnuogn . < •»)•) ** 4(5 FO R R E N T — Room* and kitchenette. — Shirley Apartments opposite post S lu m t office, upstairs. 28-tfc W A N TE D 14 W A N T E D — Extra sale* Indies at the Surprise Slum Store. 7fl-2tc W A V I E D —Customer for Hunk nearly new, $1,200.— N. 11. Gamer. 74-Mt- Pet. .000 M50 .r,r,a .373 .333 00*1 Pet. .C.3S .552 .532 .618 .483 .475 .420 .364 Pit. .51*7 .6(59 .532 . 11*2 .470 .47fi .410 .420 Pet. .021 .51*7 .570 .500 .453 .413 .113 .324 R A IN DID N O T D AM PEN POWDER NOR ARDOR OF TH E SPORTS. -. • W A N T K O TO R E N T — Man and wife Despite thu threatening weather would rent small cottage or flat, nnd final downpour o f rain, seventeen w ill pay $30 a month. Address A. I). men were in the contest nt the traps M., care o f Herald. 74-3tp o f the Sanford llod and Gun club yes­ terday. Verily the rod and gun club Is developing some crack shot*. LO S T — Small shcpher.i dog. About i Tho highest individual score nmong month old. Hlnrk. with white feet. the locnl lx>y* for the day was made Finder please return to L. II. Connel­ by John Punlon, who dropped all but ly nnd recclvo reward. 72-tfc three of hi* string o f fifty. Next The Dally Herald Delivered to your came R. II. Wight, the headliner or door six days a week fo r 16 cent*— tho club, who broke 4*5 and then camu Hen Coleman, now second man In the Join the throng* o f reader*. 8 LOST til. a:. KLIM MILK E0[i]n®n[u®[c][E][D[u ----- T O N I G H T ___ 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. Duffin B. H. Guthrie G L O R IA SW ANSON and K0D O L P II V A L E N T IN O in Elinor Glyn’s “ BEYO ND THE ROCKS” Are a few o f the many hundreds that have purchnscd “ E X ID E ” Batteries from us. Nearly three years sales and not one to go wrong. A flam ing romance ns only the author o f "Three Weeks’’ could w rite it; ns only Glorious Glori*. with dashing Rudolph Valentino playing the lover, coulu make it live in all it* Ardent splendor. The story o f a passionate young heart. O f gay nights o f revelry in I’ari*— of tingling adventure on the snowclad crags o f tho Alps—of intrigue nnd coquetry in the gilded resorti o f London high society. Never be­ fore hnve such lavish settings, such dramatic lovo-sconcs, such spectac­ ular adventure been seen upon the screen. (D E e H E D E It e J C lJ ia ia iB IIJ ls ) Insist on an “ EXID E” Battery The Battery is the life of the car. W E R E C H A R G E AND RE­ P A IR A L L MAKES BATTERIES RAY BROTHERS 107 West First St.----- Phone 518 FOR R E N T OR S A I.E -S m .il n lU p — J. Musson. 76-10tp Princess Thentre, Sundny, 8 p. m. ’ 7fl-2te Why pay more? Tho Pergor Steel tiltor, $2.25. See us before you buy. — Elder Springs Wnter Co. Phone 311. 61-2tc Phone 127 The Churchwell Co. -1 Store in Floridn Ladies Department . NEW VOILES SA N FO R D W IN S FROM W IN T E R GARDEN Gun Club Well AttendedGood Scores Made --- W. W. DRESSOR THE WINNERS Sanford’s New Store- IIO W T H E Y STAN D Florida State League Lost Won 1* St. Petersburg 1 ... 5 Jacksonville 4 1 ... 6 Daytona Orlando ___ ... 3 6 Tampa . A............... 0 3 «) Lukelnnd 7 FOR S A L E — Potato barrels in nny quantity, special prices on car lots, American League correspondence solicited, Clearwater Won Ix>*t Mfg. Co., Clearwater, Fla. 8-tfr fit. L n ii* 37 25 New York 28 27 FOR S A L E — Warehouse with R. R. Detroit 33 20 siding. Within four blocks o f renter Chicago ... 31 32 of city, Cleveland . 30 33 Ceo. V . K N IG H T 3(1 33 272-tfc Washington Huston 25 31 Philadelphia 23 31 o line-up, who got 4f>. J. C. Hutchin­ ; Winter Garden 000 010 200— 3 t» 2 002 002 2.r»x— 11 14 3 son and I.. U. May followed with 44 Sanford Summary: Two hnse hits, Vaidc-n, each, and Charley Whltncr with 43. The sensation o f the day was the McCall, Tanner, Pounds, nnd Cornell; shooting by Mr. Ruck, n visitor from three base hits, Mansfield; stolen has­ Spencer I, McCall 2, Hurdick, Lakeland, who just naturolly walked . • up to the trap and broke 50 strnignt Walker 2, Rive, Ammon, Mansfield, on tho regular program. This record Pounds, Shannnghnn nnd Arnold; left on bases: Sanford 7, Winter Garden, has few equals on the local trap. The new rules were posted fo r the 10; struck out hy Ammon, I I, by Har­ first time yesterday and seemed sat­ din fi; hnso on halls, o ff Ammon 2, off Wild pitch, Ammon 1, isfactory in every way to the shoot­ Hardin fi. ers and visitors. They will lessen tho llnrdin 1. Sacrifices, Hurdick, Vaidprobability o f accidents nnd if strict­ cn, I). Crawley. Hit by Ammon, Hnrly enforced will make accidents im ­ din. Umpire, Smith. Time, 2 : 10. possible. Tho new program was also put Into effect yesterday, whereby “ God’s Kingdom Near,” — world­ only r.0 shots nre counted in the o f­ wide witness and lecture next Sunday ficial score. This has been found night, 8 o'clock, Princess Theatre, more satisfactory with the older clubs free. Mr. Fred L. Boyer, o f Jackson­ 7fi-2tc nnd tends to equalize the opportuni­ ville, speaker. ties for each contestant. A fte r the regular program the hoys arc allowed Hnvc you lost or found anything? to shoot as long ns they like, hut their score* nre not recorded in the Distrib­ I season’s overage. utor The score for yesterday is ns fo l­ Route A. Rural Phone 1603 lows: SAN FO R D , F L A . Vest. Senson Score Ave. PR IC E L IS T Wight, It. H. 50-4(5 .KIWI J U N E 1922 r»o-ir» .803 1 lb. Whole Klim Coleman, It. It. $ .65 Hill, W. C. JBI Its. Whole Klim ....... 1.35 Whltncr, Chas. 50-43 .830 6 lbs. Whole Klim ..... . 2.00 Puleston, S. .82*5 25 lbs. Whole Klim 11.00 Hand. W. 8. 50- i I - 1 1 Ih. Skim Klim . .10 Gihh*, L. II. .8IS 2's lbs. Skim Klim .K5 Hutchison, J. C. 50-14 .818 6 lb*. Skim Klim 1.00 Harden, J. L. .812 25 lbs Skim Klim ___ 4.23 T'.ai Stevens, It K. . .. J union, John 60-47 .78(5 Newman, It. A. .780 Woodruff, F. L. .778 Smith, II. P. 50*42 .777 IVzold, Geo. 25*15 .:•••:• Herndon, O. P, " 12 .7(53 Maine*, S. .7 til Cowan, J. II. 25*20 .733 King, P. M. 50*88 .723 May, L . U. 60*44 .711 10 {Stores in GenrglttTolar, J. S'. 25-22 .(585 Howard, C. C., 25-18 .080 Douglass, V. E. .(577 Crosby, F. L. .020 Dodson, G. C20 Stonioff, M. 600 Griffin, D. ( ’ . .673 Deane, Itoht. 25-12 .180 Eelridge, I, M. .380 Dm m It R 3C IS .2C0 Note— Only those shouting during the pnst 30 days are published above. The showers that fell yesterday a f­ ternoon did not dampen the ardor o f the fan* nnd a good crowd turned out to see the game between the fast Win­ ter Gurdcn team nnd Sanford. Amnnn, Sanford's "iron man" was on the mound for the local* nnd ho pitched true to his usual form, giving up hut four hit* until the last inning after which ho loosened up and allow­ ed the visitors several extra hingle*. There were few brilliant plays hut u fair sample of hnll was produced nnd a glance nt the following box score will tell you thu story: Winter Gnrden AH H H PO A K Arnold, Ih. 5 1 1 II 0 o j Shnmiaghnn, 2k 5 0 •a1 * 1 <1 0 Pounds, s*. 5 0 1 •1 3 i i Royer, 8b. 4 0 0 n «> a* l C. Crawley, If. 5 0 1 0 1 o1 Cornell, rf. 4 1 1 0 0 0 D. Crawley, cf. 4 0 1 1 0 o1 Tanner, e. 4 1 1 H o 01 Hardin, p. 3 0 1 0 3 0 Men's Department . In Blue, Green and Yellow, yard WHITE OXFORD SHIRTS With Pre-Shrunk Collar Attached 59c $2.50 NEW DRAPERIES F A T M A N ’S Fancy Patterns, yard BLUE WORK SHIRTS 29c $1.00 New Line THREE-FOURTH HOSE COVERALLS For Children, Fancy Tops For Little Hoys 40c $1.25 P A Y CASH Totals ........... 30 Sanford AH Hurdipk, ss.......... 3 Vnlden, 3b. 4 Spencer, cf. 4 Rive, c. 4 Ammon, p. ... . 6 Walker, lb. 4 McCall, If............. 6 McLucas, 2b. . 4 Mansfield, rf. 3 3 0 24 13 21 PO A 1 1 1 1 0 0 11 0 0 3 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 n — 1 1 0 0 E 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 • It 2 1 4 2 1 0 0 0 1 H 0 l 4 o *■ o Total* ............ 36 11 14 27 jtcore by innings: R *. I • i\ ■ > •j:\tfV 0 G 3 Saving Now -Means H aving L a te r The Churchwell Co. FIRST STREET SELLS IT FOR LESS WELAKA BLOCK �FACE POUR TiiE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY. . TH E SANFORD D A ILY H ERALD , SATURDAY, JUNE 24,1922 PAGE TWO have no excuse fo r killing men in SANFORD DAILY HERALDthey cold Mood after they have surrendered. P l k U i t H r ? t r r ■ ( I t r a M i n r * | t Paa- _____ __ ____ _ ........... .... —------- 'O----------Reports from Tampa say that the recent bond election fo r three mil* vAStvnou, t u * © o * i t e t , nslivsrea la ci'17 hr Carrier Oae W — ........ . iJ V . i mV mm4 ii pobiukrA n r r r Vr\4mj, t_____ W -a .r -.e e K t w hat tr S \ N E S S 1R.A MSMliKii THIS ANROCtATKU r itr .M The Associated Prana Is exclusively entitled to the une for republlcatlon of all nawra dispatches credited to It or aot otherwise credited In this paper and also the local news puh fished herein. All rights of re-publication of special dispatches herein are alio reserved --------------------------------------------------------------Off Ire 1 IIKIIAI.I) III II.H IM .. I'hone IP* ^ reichstng. t v a> i n . the country for the a contributor to the We notice that none go there. The murdered driving in a A neighbor o f the ptarmigan In the Scottish mountains la (he blue or In summer he la ing Rnthcnau and shot twice at the mountain hare. grayish brown, hut when winter cornea minister, the shots taking immediate ho shedi- his hair and grows s new fatal effect. Putting on high speed coat of pale gray sud white fur. Ptar­ the assassin escaped. No ciue to tho migan even sleep on the snow when identity of the murderer was discov­ there Is ground free of snow quit* e r e d up to noon todny. Ralhenau was near, and one finds the little hollows I a guest at dinner Inst night o f Amer- made to the snow by tlielr wnrm bodies. Some people say that white |icnn Ambnssoddr Houghton. On re­ fur mid white feathers are warmer ceiving news o f the assassination the than darker colors So perhaps that American embassy promptly hoisted Is partly why some mi Imills and birds its flag at half mast. Rnthcnau was In cold places have white winter killed ns lie was leuving his residence. clothes. I'sr north. In th « arctic re­ hftVp lh ou gh t motor car slowed up ns he was near­ there was much time lost over tcchnicn| |M}ints in the Inw hut it pays in the , . , . / . . 1 ,.n.i |ollt l».fore ,onK 010 1 0 De r n ru u l “ P ' 1 ,OOK 'A.xore you leap on bond matters. We hope that Hillsborough county will be able to adjust the matter satisfactorily and again put the bonds across. 0----------IF AN YB O D Y II AS— li* California is rich man says Tampa Times. but the rich ran cooked food sale at Dean Turr,tr! Store fo r the b e ie fit o f the Cathol* Sunday School. Anyone winhin- ♦* donate anything to this worthy ^ may send it to Mra. Morriion Miss Takach. There w ill he plenty ^ fresh baked ham, home-made rdl, and salad and fine cakes and CAtldy. Come to ace fo r yourself. TLJte Tue-Thr-Snt-73-tfc f or ^ d u . Srminole «> «n ty and SanA d . r r * ford have l>ccn very fortunate in this Advrr^ ^ Rome sidiubls anil birds change their dress In winter Just ns we do. The ptarmigan, a bird belonging to tho PR O M IN E N T LEAD ER IN G ER­ aanie family ns the grouse, mid who lives high up In the Scottish moun­ M AN A F F A IR S SHOT BY tains. In one of the hints who wear a ASSASSIN completely different dress In winter. In the summer he Is a pretty yellowDance Tonight, Lake Marr Illy The A«.oelal.d Preea) lab-brown all over, with whlto wing*, B ER LIN , June 24.— Dr. Walter Casino, but In winter he Is almost all white. Rnthrnau, German minister o f foreign This Is because there Is so much snow I f it's a piano, wo know how Coll affairs, was assassinated today. O f­ on the high hills that If ho romalnod 498. CO-tfc-B brown he would he easily seen against ficial announcement was made in the tho snow. [ GOSM, l J64T BET Nfc KU4 G oes* Anlmala and Olrds Make Seasonal Shifts, Very Much as Does tho Human Family. KILLED TODAY uv. j a u V U C S t VAA.TTER, JE S T MTWEEM O S FRtEMOS , BUT} lor county officials must know their hnsin— « before they start an election k Maee w a. e. a. . aap^p llle l ea. -. tia a . I »»-!(*<• r a tle In p a llllM . |2A tl p e r 'rear, ■ !—■ ;> la a d v a a r r . — eacxrr «ofe«ccupnou», CHANGE -CLOTHES' IN WINTER germ an minister TUERt'% ^OVAETVtmO V%WOkX.O| THEHEKcA LI) PKINfINGGO.[have ii,,n»to*°rbe done allwaover » m***’ ,,ndwiU rm .iR iiK H s again. There j — B Q tL T -------------------------was some mistake in the publishing n. j ! u l i .a li i > ~ seef*iary*T »*a««rer of the notices that makes tho election CL »- » u U p s r i ^ T i V u l Manaa*r invalid or rather mnkes the bonds In* rkea# u s * s to sioo r . st. valid If they ever come to a sale. This A l u r t U U i Ualra M»4r K » » e « ea I only Roea to show that too much care ______________Applleetlea______________ |cannot be exercised in arranging fo r , tho sale o f bonds and the attorneys Bebaerlptlea Priee la AUxaaa* Oae ats sTear t o u t _____ m o vv^° arra,|K« the matter fo r the city DR.RATHENEU, MICKIE SAYS Killed a pig. Shot his w ife. Got married, Made a speech, Joined the army, Robbed a bank, cwwwS gion*, where there Is always snow and W e deliver the goods.—Quick vice Transfer. 60 t/c a Have you read tho want ads todsyf Join the throngs o f readers. A IR F or your tires, free and when you want I t A IR For your com fort from G. E. Electric fans . GASOLINE The assassination followed hard ice all the year round, most of the For nil mukes o f cars upon an attack on Rathenau by Dr. animals are white. For distance, the polar I.ear and the uretlc fox.—Chris Karl H elfferkh in the reichstng yes­ tlan Silence Monlinr. terday. News o f the assassination For automobiles,, eewing nu, hints reached the lelchstag at II o'clock. etc. Fred L. Royer, Printfcss, Sunday Pandcmoi lum broke out at the un76-2tc nouncemcnl. Tw o Mocialista jumped . night, free hible lecture. up shouting t » Flelffcrich “ You nr.* a n -------------------------That wear, n free tube with each tire. in aH.sin." They threatened to attack Dance Tonluht, Lake Mary A ticket with every dollar on a »J|. nal lamp given away July j rd. him and h? lu stily left the room. The Caxino. Tue-Thr-Sat-73-tfc •li.tag adjourned amid turmoil. Hear the thrilling Bible lecture*: “ God's Kingdom N ear," Sunday night, I T It I I AN IS W RECKED Princess Theatre, free. 7G-2tc OFF til. \N(.'ESTER COAST, C O NTEN D ER IN RACES 105 P n lm e t t o A ven u e states and communities under tho pretense that they are beneficial to It is time for the annual member­ Bought a home, the public health, tho public morals, ships to the FcrnAld-Laiighton H os­ Killed a mad dog. or the public uplift, whether the peopital to be paid. Every man and w om ­ l-ost his wallet, pie wish them or not. Here governan in Seminole County should pay Gone fishing, luenl aid is only a strong arm o f the their dollar uiiil keep up this insti­ liroko his neck, I federal government in its interven­ tution that means so much to the Committed suicide, tion in local afTnlrs. community and every person in it. Started n radio, Co-ordination in the various sysYou never know what a wonderful in­ Come buck home, must come sooner or Inter, There stitution tin- local hospital is until Moved his office, terns of government and taxation you or your fam ily needs it. Taken n vacation, are too many existing evils under Keen in a fight, present conditions. Sanford is going to vote on munici­ Has no oil stork, ----------- o -----------pal ownership o f her water, light and Got rich. IN M EMORY OF MRS. gas plants. A good thing, if you can Made a bail hot, Illy I hr A a .iir la t r d I ' m i i W IL L IA M Z A C H A R Y keep them out o f politics. Name your H A L IF A X , June 24.— The schooner It's news—send it to the editor. commission in advance, ami have it Puritan, of Gloucester, a prospective It. 8 , V. P. She is not dead, but sleopeth. composed o f your best business men |contender in the international fisher­ — — — - <i They told us she was asleep. Silence who will not work the job for them­ mens races next fnll has been wreck­ G O V E R N M E N T MD IS COSTLY fid lowed and we wept. selves or political cohorts, but for the ed on Ruble Istnnd Fifteen of the C O NVENTIO N. A life that meant so much to each Interest o f the people.— Repnrtercrew are missing. iif'us has slipped away. 8 Ur. Righto, old dear. Something oil the 1 "N o more expensive phrase* have We shall see her face no more, hut . » « r * n »-* been invented in recent years than we can never tease to feel that inW 111 E V flC U fllC plans you are following in the build­ 'state aid' ami 'federal tid,* '* declar­ spiral ion which her life gave to us. ing o f your school house*, we presume. ed fo**mer Gov. Frank O. l-owden, of \n inheritance most precious. OILS TIRES F . P . R m es Have You Seen This New Super Stove? SANFORD FLORIDA Sanford Maid BREAD Siberia By October it is Learned Today At Your Grocer’s She was one of the dependnblie " ,TcCvni n'l,lr,-‘!U, , to " ,u' St. Augustine is now fighting ,Illin" i\ * u* Nivrrinly o f < alirnrnm. mothers who make up the member. _ changing the route of lhi» Fn*l c«m*t ' f‘ntH . . . . . ' „ , I l l y T k f A s a o r ln lr d I'rra a l & n a U o the SL ".Mins River, and will M>'*kc rightly and wisely ship o f the Wesleyan Truth Seekers TO KIO , June 24.— Japan will evacMADE be strongly represented at the canal ‘ ,,in n * “ f ^ a‘ nU' 1,1 ,hr L f" i la-* **f the Methodist Sunday school, u:•t «- Xils-rur iiy October lit) next it was lhn,u* h ,holr " " " * • * ""V For many years she bar. ln*en in the lea rue. I today. hearing at iluytonn next Monday. ,,,n “ W LOOKS While the new route up tho Rt. Johns time they mention or invoke these c'ass and truly her life was n testi­ AND IS phrases. Those who fondly deceive mony to thy <ln"< motto, "M y Sister to Sanford, connecting with the In­ Soothlng Sights. themselves into tile belief that, lieand I." Not only her sisters around dian rived by a lid-mile canal to T it ­ The commuting irnln wns crowded N e w Invention N o w usville, would provide deeper water ‘ " ,,n,p nrr ln,crc"t- her, of which she was ever mindful, amt the Woman felt fortunate nt se­ on Display for navigation between Jacksonville " ,| m • rece,v,n« “ r W - hut her sisters o f other land*. How t curing I» seat. Tills ferllpx hcitsn to wljfri i Iif rt*«lliFil ihnt * Th e widely advertised N ew and Miami, the new route would side- '‘ r,‘ l ',il1* “ r‘* ■omelhing often In the class activities when cnll crying i>«b) was In the sent ahead. Perfection O il Range with track St. Augustine, Daytona and f,,r nnth,nR* » « ' * « w “ kc “ P were made for different causes, she IDs tired mother danced him up and S U PH R FE X Burners that foe New Smyrna.— Titusville Advocate. |!'umv ,lu> with « ori' noi««* »'"• reminded us o f the suffering world, ___________________ pockets. As the tmlinnanol!* News *>f those beyond our personal touch, down lii s vain endeavor tu ipiiet him. the first time combines gasThen she stood hl*n up so Hint his ays: stove speed with oil-stove those to whom we could only ndmiri- liny red face .....rod over her shoulder The Hrraltl has always contended economy, is on display here. It i inter through our prayers and by ■it the people behind III* wallings that a publicity tux was needed by a '* thi, ,r w,,Ml h,,n Let us show you this big subsided Into *nWrn ns lie looked city and a county to take care of the I " ,U,‘cU'<1 in ,hnt ^ e govern- giving. handsome new ttovs tad its ilround. He wn« particuliirly altnnded For three and one-half years she many needs o f tho community n o t l,nonl ,B tflvln» b" ck *" lh,’Y msrvtlous burner. try n young lusn silling licit to the only in the matter o f advertising hut 11,0 Fi tting only part o f it hack, hud served as centenary fee ret ary, Wolnnn, whom tie gnnsl nl Intently. fo r every movement for the public From their payments in the form of and always rendered her class pledge Kucpurugod tij her baby * silence Ids Welfare. There are two articles in taxes, a largo deduction must lie in full. mother pulled him gently on the hack In the class sessions on Sunday und murmured In soothing hilt very this Issue from state papers regard­ made for the cost of the government ing the publicity tax levied by Miami handling the money, probably the morning she assisted in making the audible tones* "There, there' Thai's a good hoy. that should lie read and digested. San­ most expensive kind of money hand­ study o f God's word clear and force­ ful and the teacher was ever looking Now look nl all the funny fares."— ford arid Seminole county should have ling there is. Chicago Journal. The inrrensin gunderstunding by for her when the class assemlded. a publicity tax sufficient to take care We loved her; yes, more titan We o f all public matters in the way of the taxpayers that the money spent LInccIn Shrswd Lawyer. hospital*, hands, community welfare bv any government— national, state rt allied. Wo miss her everywhere, It was In the old M'-tsinora (III.) and while we are afflicted by her work o f nil kinds and charily. H ie or municipal is not the government's court house that Lincoln won n case people art* tired of digging for every­ money, hut the taxpayers' money, going, we know that she tins gone to f»*» r m*ip v.-h,. *uir*h another the reel*.,, h. reward lb lU i hratcnin for frMU(t ln „ hnrM ...... thing while the majority o f the oner which has I ’en turn***' <>**,•?■ L'ncoln’i Uni! ultit to Kite, retuse to give any­ government to defray the cost of home, and one day we shall sec her lrg ll, opponent had on a new and ........... ........................ ................... .. thing. AH this money should come ndniinlHtrallon, should have « txtv- ..gam by following in the /ootstei styltsh shirt with a long, pointed cob Inr attached and. contrary to the usual from the taxes which is the only denry to compel a stricter accounting " f m,r Master ns she did. B. B. ItANDALL. Jr. A. L. CAMPBELL The To ns she will ever live, though we custom, opening In the hack. for their trust by public officials. etpiitable way. Think it over. her worthy gentleman was wearing the Furthermore, it should he borne in see her not; the memory of shirt for the first time and hud put sweet life will speak to us, heconing on public offi-ini* that they are not Those union minora who deliberate­ It on wrong side foremost with tin us onward, upward to the land be­ Wclaka Building ly killed the non-union minora in cold in office to spend the funds in the point* of the collar sticking hack blood, tied them together und threw nublic treasury in such extravagant yond the skies where p a llin g is no Lincoln tn Ids defense had sold that Ida opponent was wise und knew ninny them into pond-* mid otherwise acted ways a* foster their ambition or more. Mrs. C II. Smith, thing*, but probably did not know all like wild liensts, should get tli< full satisfy their desires, hut in the man­ about a horse trade, ns: "Gentlemen Mr*. T. \V. Williams, limit of the law and they should be ner that those to whom the money of the Jury, there are name trifling Mrs. L. Allen belongs—the taxpayer* wish. This made to suffer for Ibis crime. The tilings tie dors net know ; you will union miners and the non-union min­ wish is for efficient and economical perceive that tie doesn't know when lie ers have suffered by the greed o f the administration, n wish that is not nf- W EST V IR G IN IA M IN E R S has Id* shirt on right," and Lincoln M ARCH ON F A IR M O N T corporations who control the mines t» it granted, but which seems to be won the case. — M A Y M E A N TKOIJIII.K und this is admitted hy all who know growing more insistent daily. In his address to the Colorado anything about coal mining. Hut if Whitman's Chlldithneit. I l l y Til** innOTftnliNfl l*r r « a ) the miiiet* are not mtlsfied with their graduates, Mr. I/iwdrn also declar­ The story of Whitman'* romnnrinx F A IR M O N T. W. Vn.t June 24.— A wage* they should ipiit mid let it go ed that "the prolific cause o f rapidly crowd o f men which the authorities to EmerRon concerning the rapid salt nt that. They have nothing to do increasing cost o (government i* to estimated to number 400, marched I of til* own firs; million (posslhly *|n I'vri*. beenUM* a mibeotiselntiN fulfill with tho working o f tho mines after he found in the' number o f public through the streets here tills morn­ incut « f n deep dr*!rr) nnd Id* later they have given up their jobs and ryeneies thnt have authority to levy ing and across tin* Monorigaheln river lint contradiction of Mint romance, nnd --------- ALSO---------they haw nothing to dn with the men taxes. There is the federal govern­ to the cast side of the city. County tin* (a * ninny are disposed to believe) ment, there is the stale government, who want tu work. And certainly officials closely watched tho situation exaggerated *tory about id* *lx (Till there is the local municipal govern­ on reports thnt they were headed for 'Iren, to say nothing of tlu* obvious doment. In many states there Is the ■ ■ - ■ ■ ■ a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ school tsuird. All of these have the tile working coal mines near North eeptIon In publishing nnonymou*|y re view* that he hint written of hi* own Fairmont. power independently o f one another poetry, or In reptild)*hlng. over n*to levy taxes." Indiana’s recent ex­ «tiined Initial., n* an original novel, a TW O MEN K ILLE D . W IG H T BROS. G A R A G E *lory ttint lind been formally Issued -SANFORD, FLA. perience tends toward an agreement M A N Y IN JI RED IN *D«ir years previously—nil tlilx ran hr with this It ha* nil these taxing auA MOD ATTA C K more easily understood If we allow m thorities, and snme of them have him to have retained n child* fond­ ■ |been exercising their powers pretty A C H E E R F U L W E LC O M E A W A IT S YO U * H r T l» r 1 Bikn r In I n i l'r r « i | Good i i N ext to Princess .-•p Routh’s Bakery FDR SALE Sanford Furni­ ture Co. I' NEW PERFECTION OHRange with SUPERFEX Burners I 1 M irror 40” x56” . 1 Singer Sewing: Ma­ chine. 1 Desk and Chair. 3 Tables, Pressing: Boards, etc. ED. R A N D A L L Opp. Postoffice P e n i n s u l a r El ectri c Company Are you receiving: the benefit o f an Electric Fan these warm days? Telephone 113 'll s *T E PACKARD SINGLE SIX STUDEBAKER AND CHEVROLET CARS SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY ! GROCERIES! A. C. FORT, Agrent FRUITS X MU u u n P T A IH PO ■ ' fr,‘,,|y' No A N D Y L iU L t 1 A D I j EjU CourtCMy and Frompt Ser­ vice Our Motto DEANE TURNER I'honrs 497-194 WRLAKA BLOCK 1 BE SURE A N D SEE TH E l’° comc ■ " f ,nx |, vic9 *■ **‘ ernl, state and municipal, hut within * filnto something in the nature o f coordination In the business of tnxntlon well worth the study of the law .maker! nmi administrators. However imperfect our system o f taxation mhy lie, the thing that is taking money from the people in the most hagrnnt ways is the inultipllcation o f bureaus, commissions, and of. ficials to enforce and to administer taws which are furred upon the “T CLARKSBU RG . W. Vn., June 24. Two men were killed, a deputy sheriff nrul a dozen other persons ittjurrd when a tnoh attacked a trolley car carrying non-union miners and officcr* o f Hudson Goal Company, guardeti hy deputies, bound for I.owls mine near Reynoldivillo this morning. The mob stopped the ear, pulled o ff the trolley mid swarmed aboard. Two of the attacking party were shot as they crawled through the windows. The mine was opened on the open shop basis Monday. —— — . ue** tor fabrication,— Emery way. In tho Dint, ilnbo H on Dance Tonight, Lake Mary Casino. Tue-Thr-Sat-73-tfc 1’rinccas night. Theatre, free, Sunday 7fi-2tc " N o t your money, but your atten­ tion," and attendance at tho Princess Theatre Sunday, 25th. Subject: "God’s Kingdom Near." Speaker, Fred L. Boyer, o f Jacksonville. Free. No collection. 76-'2tc European Plan Open all the year /■ii, . .... USE C om er Building every room ontald* .* . , �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNK 24,1922 to to to A imFIR to to to to to to TO STOP COUGHING AT NIGHT A sutnmar bronchial cough keep* Bings on a : BASIS SAYS BABSON : W ELLS L E Y H ILLS, Mass, June 04 - I n discussing the Reneral aituation fo r the week Roger W. Babson, the statistician, today made the fo l­ lowing analysis of the automobile In- not only the sufferer hut ether mem­ bers o f the fa m ily awake. A lfre d Bar­ ker, 1061 Avondale 8L, E. Liverpool, O., writes; *'I consider it my duty to w rite and tell thn results o f F oley’ s Honey and Ta r, which I used fo r my boy who had been suffering fro m a bronchial cough fo r 7 or 8 weeks. F o l­ ey's Honey end T a r has dons him w on­ derful good, and I shall always reemmend It.” It Booths and hes's. Sold everywhere.— A dv. J**C*dH a ^ 0V .rc , ^ ° ^ j ? h n tT J I u PAGE TH R U ' dMeoeeO; w imnn f>. tatnlttr. Se- S ----------------------- ------------ - — .- - Cleanliness is next to Godliness from sale o f parts. I f Ford did not manufacture another, he could do a tremendous business fo r years to come In manufacturing parts for the cars already sold. I f the saturation point Is ever reached in the automo­ dustry: bile business the profits from the re­ A ll girls wishing to enter "bathing "Many persons have been surprised beauties” parade at Lake Mary, June placements o f machine* and the sale ,t the recent rebound in the auto­ of parts w ill still be tremendous. 20th, register with Ruth GUlon not mobile industry and In the price o f later than June 27th. 75-4te “ O f course, new automobile com­ automobile securities. Those, howpanies do not possess this asset fver, who have been carefully watchDistance makez no difference; we [ntj the situation are not surprised. Hence, conservative men purchase on­ Xhe price cut in automobiles d evel­ ly the stocks o f the older and more are ready fo r the loDg, as well as the oped new buying; the extension o f the staple concerns. Wise investors al­ short trips. Call 498 for a Quick Ser­ 60-tfc-ra pwd roads movement increased the so look rarefu lly to the capitalisa­ vice Transfer. tion. B efore buying an automobile point of saturation; and the reduction in the cost o f tires and general sup­ ■lock, divide the capitalization by the C A R P E T S A N D RUGS W A B IIE I) plies encouraged more people to uso annual output both in cars and in and cleaned by an expert. W iltons, cars The mnn who never' had a doillirs. Certain popular makes o f Axm instcr, Brussels and Oriental cars are over capitalized, and certain car now drives one; and the man Ruga a specialty. Summer rates. companies wiLh with small outputs who was content with one car now Drop a card or phone and we w ill call have ver yeonservative capitalization. ha* two or three. No, the snturaand give estimate. A ll work gu a r­ t m point has not been reached. Therefore, one should consider both Steam Prcssery. and the capitalization. anteed.— Sanford Moreover, as our system o f good the output Phone 560. 73-6tp Neither fa ctor by itself is sufficient roads is extended, this saturation • in judging an automobile stock. point is pushed further and fu rth er Our references T That* w« have "I want to emphnsize particulary," away. The saturation point fo r au­ Sorvire hod dealing* with.— Quick concluded M r. Babson, “ the fact that tomobiles will not be reached until 60-tfc-m Transfer. the automobile industry iji today n our system o f highways has been permanent industry and (hat the se­ completed and perfected. Notice l« hereby alven that the uttcurities o f the standard automobile •leralannl will, on Friday, the 20th tiny * The great factor, however, which of June, 1912, or an loon thereafter an i« today making business fo r the au­ companion should rank with those of convenient, apply to the Honorable A Hardee. Governor of the Ht.it> tomobile companies Is the silent and the steel companies. Moreover, in Cary of Florida, for letter* patent Incorporinsistent purchasing o f "parts'* by view o f the foreign competition which l a l l n g the M IL A N K AMUSEMENT COM . I'A N V , under the following proponed the present users of cars. IV op le the steel companies will soon have, I charter, the original of which la now should even be inclined to sell certain on file In the office of the Hecretary o f have no idea o f the tremendous bus­ the State of Florida at Taltahaanee iness existing today in nutomobilo steel securities nnd Invest the proF. L Mil.I.Kit K F. LANK parts. It Is generally estimated that ceeds in seasoned automobile stocks." A. L. UKTTH In spite o f strikes, actual nnd F lt R D WAI.8MA about ten billion dollars is invested A. W. LEE, Jr. in automobiles and their accessories. threatened, general bunineaa is hold­ A N .T ltl.K n OF INCOlU’ O H A'riO * OF M IL A N K AMCNKMKNT COMPANY |t is further estimated that a man ing Us own. The index o f the Bab* I gliru . hereby m r t o , anocl n .m r W e. the imderalgned. sonchart shows activities at 17 per ale ourselves together for the purpose spends about 5 per cent a year on r « of forming a body politic and corporate IS, 1*. IT. IS. 19 and 2<l In Mock 2, pairs and that a large p ro ­ cent below normal. The same as last under the U w s of the State of F lo rid a ,I trfds Irfits 1 I,. 2. «. *. 7, T. S. 9, *, 10. 11. 1*. 11 IS. with and under the following propoat-d 19 and 20 In block 4, portion o f this is fo r new parts. This week. 1«. IT . 21, 22. 21. L o t s 2, 4. 13. 14. IS. charter. 24 In block S, Arltclr I. moans that from three hundred to l M t « S. I. 7, S. 9. 10. II, 12. II. 1«. 17. The name of the corporation shall he Dance Tonight, Lake Mary M II.AK f ir hundred million dollars o f autoK A M U S E M E N T COMPANY nnd II. 21. and 2S In block S, Lots 7, «. 9. 10, 11. 12. 12. 14. IS. 10, Tue-Thr-Sat-73-tfe Its principal place of huslnrsa shall he mobile business per year exists In the Casino. IT, It 19, 20. 31 anil 22 In block 7. and Hanford, Florida. Lota I to 24. Inclusive, being all of Article II. t ir.jfncture nnd sale o f new parts The general nature of the huslnesa to block I f. r ours already sold. N ot only Is “THE TIGER OF THE SEA." You and each of you a re hereby o r ­ he transacted by the corporation ahull In be: To own, manage and operate dered to appear on the Tlulc Dnv thi- a large amount o f money, but theatres, moving picture shows, va u d e ­ September, A D 1922. at Hie Court County. there is ns much net profit In this ville shows, and other and general H o u s e In Hanford. Seminole The giant barracuda, sometimes amusements, to own. hold, lease, c o n ­ Florida, to answer the bill of complaint business ns in double or treble the heretofore filed against you In said struct buildings for tlist purpose, to called “ The T ig e r of the Sea,” which own, hold, lease and otherwise m qulr« cause same nmount o f automobile business. attacked and killed Dorothy Me- and dispose of real estate for a m u s e - , It Is hereby ordered that this order If you have any doubt o f this take ment or other purposes, to borrow mon-1 be published for eight <B) consecutive Clatrhic w hile swimming in Tampa ey nnd to secure the same liy a pledge weeks In the Sanford Tlernld. S news­ th< "parts" catalogue fo r any car paper of general circulation In th* said hay, opposite St. Petersburg, FLi., on of Its stock, or by nates, mortgages, County and State. bonds, and other obligation* upon Hs ued mid up what it would cost to buy W IT N E S S my hand and seal of said Sunday, is the most ferocious nnd property, and generally to hsvo nnd Court at Knnford. Seminole Count nil of the parts of the car separately. exercise all such powers ss may be In­ hideous o f nil tropical fishes, Lewie cident to the business nnd purpose of Florida. Ihls 2Srd dny vf June A, f t N'"t only arc the companies g e ttin g L. Mowbray, w ell known authority on the corporation, or other businesses o f 1922. (H E A L ) E. A. nOCOLASH. llks nature, nnd to huva, enjoy'and e x ­ t rh prices fo r these parts, but there Clerk of the Circuit Court fish, told The World yesterday. ercise all of the right, power nnd p r i v ­ Ity: A. M W E E K S , It. C F practically no expense connected ileges Incident to corporations o r g a n "It grows to eight feet in length," I red and _existing under the laws of the <•24; 7-1-9-11-22-29: l - S - 12-!9-9tc , ____ with the selling o f these parts. W hen he ssid, "and is more wicked looking State of-Florida. Artlele 111. buying a complete car I may buy than n nhark. This is the first time The amount of capital stock of the from any one o f a hundred companies, corporation shall be Fifty Thouinnd I hnve heart! o f one attacking u hu­ 1 ijn.uoo os) Doll n*r». 'to bs divided Into but when buying a part to one o f m y man being, hut since the barracuda Flvs Hundred (ROOJ Shares, of the par r*d f l i « 0 0 > I'o lvalue of Hn* I'n-vnt cars I must buy o f the com ­ strikes only at bright, movUsg objects, lars. each, which shall ha payable In pany which manufactures the car. la w fu l money of the United Statca it must have been attracted hy the of America, or In property, or labor, nr bale of these parts Is bringing Into girl's bathing shoes or bare legs. They aervlcea. at a fa ir and Just valuation to he fixed by the board of directors at tic older companies a tremendous in­ never touch still bait. a meeting held for that purpose. come. Article IV. "Judging from the report, I believe The term fo r-w h ich the corporation "Investors will therefore see that the girl was killed by a barracuda shall exist shall be perpetual unless ii ■ automobile business has graduat- and not by n Hhnrk, since the latter sooner dissolved according lo law. Article V. • I from the experimental stages and would doubtless have bitten her leg The business of the corporation shall be conducted by a I ’resldsnt, a Vicehn< become a great settled Industry, off.” President. a Secretary and Treasurer, nnd a board of directors to consist o f at least so fa r as tha older company About five years ago there was .a not less than five nor more than se v ­ i* concerned. The good w ill asset barracuda at the New York aquarium en o f Its stockholders. The directors shall hs elected annually by the slock-, of every business should Increase as but it died within a year.— N ew York holders on the first Tuesday In Novem*] ber o f each year at «:00 o’clock p. m. a t , ytars go on, providing it manufac- World. . h a . i i u s .Into tui tliist vui|'u,t- til lie honestly a useful product. Th e principal offices at a'anford. Florida, and Its officers shall, Immediately older automobile companies, how ev­ Dance Tonight, Lake Mary thereafter, Iw elected by the board o f Until those elected st the er. possess the additions! asset; o f Casino. Tue-Thr-Sal-78-tfc directors. first annual meeting of stockholders i ' ing able to sell parts fo r existin g shall be qualified, the business of the corporation shall tie conducted by the cars. HI ’m Going Right Straight Bock to I Elder Springs Water Co. t SANFORD -:- -:- FLORIDA OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE f $ 1.49 Friday and Saturday The Biggest Values Ever Offered Iaook at the Articles .......................................................................... S M I........................ .. I Give Them a Trials a a a a a 5 a To our knowledge there i§ no investment to be found anywhere which provides as high an interest return, with the same degree o f safety, as the Certificates o f Deposit issued by this bank. a ■ a a a ■ a a Many o f our customers are enthusiastic about them. You will be too when you’ve given them a trial. I f you’re not familiar with these ideal short time investments, we’ll be mighty glad to tell you about them. la Ike 4 Irralt Court of Seailonle Coaaty, Florida 014IIKIt OP t>L'ni.lCATI(I.A o . a a a a ■ a a The Seminole Count; Bank -PROGRESS- STRENGTH- SANFORD S E R V IC E M ARBLE & GRANITE WORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor ,hlo M CEMETERY W O RK A SPE C IA LTY 1018 W « t P in t Street ,#1* Wmt ^ " f ' L Miller, Sanford. Florida. 247 shares. E. F. loins, Sanford, Florida. 247 aharrs. A U Hetts, Sanford. Florida. 2 shares Fred Walsma, Hanford. Finrlda. 2 shares A. W . Lee. J r , Sanford, Florida, 2 shares. S T A T E O F F L O R ID A . C O U N T Y OF S E M IN O L E : I l I R lt K I i r C E R T I F Y , That on this day personally appeared before me F 1* Miller, R. F. lj»ne. A. I. Ilrtla. Fred Walsma, and A. W. Ia>e. Jr., the persona described In and w ho subscribed to th* foregoing charter, and each far him­ self b * f o r * me aeknowledge.1 that he did so for the uses nnd purposes thrreIn expressed IN W I T N E S S W H E R E O F . I have hereunto set my hand and sesl of office this 21st day of June. A. I) 1922 IH E A L) J. 41 SHARON. Notary Public. My commission expires April lllh . I92S. 77- lit 8 tm l u . Mead, Complainant, vo. Charles E. Ilattslle. st it. Defendants. TO each and ovary, a l l and singular ll.a follow in g persons: Charles K. Hat- j telle. T). w . Currie. Urogor Debngery. J. C. Hart. John T Kelley. William U. tAselter, E M, IfcNatt, J. H. McNatt.j C II. Haulsrsan. W . M, Teahcp. C. J. I'erry Individually and as administra­ tor Qf the sstats of I). F. Ollverae. de- ; rested, Oscar H Smith. Charles E. Hard. Charles J. Vsdder. Sarah <1. Uleasnn, Junta W Lilly, Charlss H i (Turk. Frank A Fox. C. A. Van Valk enliurg. John W. l^>rs, Kate If. love. Albert Smith. Van A. ].acy, Charles, it. Love and William if. Camby, as trustees under the W ill of Joseph H. Tanlmn, dreesaod, Charlss Alexand­ er. Prank Daniel. C. C. Ilrown. Lucy Morton Wllmore. Sarah I, Jenkins, Charles C. Warw ick, Lewis Iteposron. A. It. Tompkins. It. C. Smith. Charles K Smith. K. It. Itaulersjn. If alive, end If dead, ali parties claiming an Interest under the said Charlre K. Hatlslle. deceased; D. W. Currie, de- 1 s H S ■ ■ [M ille r & S o n | s ■ E Office Supplies for Two W eeks following officers: F I* Miller, P r e s ­ ident; F.. F. Ian*. Vico.President; A. 1Ret Is, Secretary and Treasurer, and F. U Miller. E. F, Lane, A. L Rett*. Fred W alsm a, and A. W , I.ee. Jr .urnall con­ stitute the board « f dlrsctolY Article VI. The highest amount of Indeblednees or liability to which Ihs corporation may, at any time, subject Itself shall I not exceed the amount of Its r a p lt a l' stock plus Its surplus. Article VII. The names nnd places of rasblrnce of th<< Incorporators, and the number of shares subscribed by each are as fol- fi ALUMINUM t f SALE Selling Out cAll Stock in Stationery and Mnny o f these companies could pay My Dear Old Florida Home,” at Hla* tluir dividends, certainly their p re­ term liter's Plano Store, W elaka Block. 20-tfp ferred dividends, from the profits .1 caaa*4; M. M. MeNstt. de- ■ ^ ^ ■ c.a**d; J. 1L UcNatt, dccoaa- ■ IGDL ifovvaireu *s * M. *■»- ; n *4; C.. »H. .MM.m RauUraon. deceased;, U\ i Trahan, deceased: C. J. Perry, da- * ceased. Individually nnd as admlnle- ■ L tratnr of the estate o f It. F. O livers liv e r s* *,,g deceased- Oscar It. Smith. deceased ; , ■ Charles K. Hard, deceased: Charles J.l tedder, deceased: Sarah O. Oleason. derraard; James W. I.Illy, deceased; ~ Charles R. Clark, deceased; Frank A. S lox, deceased; C. A. V a n Valkenburg,, E ■ deceased; John W. Love, deceased; |5 Kale 1|. Love, deceased; Albert Smith, 5 We invite the public and all users of E LD E R deceased; Van A. Lacy, deceased; IS Charles H, Lave, deceased; and WII- I SPRINGS W ATE R to visit the spring and in Item M. Catntiy, deceased; as trus- |p lees under the Will of Joseph It. Tanour method of handling its product. W hy take turn, deceased; Charles Aisxander, a chance? Your eminent physicians claim deceased; Frank Daniel, deceased: C. C Itrown, deceased: Lucy Morton that this water in unexcelled and its purity Wjlmore, deceased; Sarah L. Jenkins, deceased; Charles C Warwick, de. makes it most beneficial for many troubles. ceased: Lewis Lcpozron, deceased; A H Tompkins, deceased; 1L C. Smith, deceased; C h a m * K. Smith, decensed; The Ford people of Sanford as well as the K. 11 Raulefson. deceased: nr other­ Western Union recommend this water for wise, in the hereinafter described ■ real estate lying and being situate In ■ batteries. Seminole County. Florida, more par- ■ tlrularly described » follows ■ SVV'e or Section 10: * Call phone 311 and have a bottle of this water I Lots 4 and 4 In Section 12; nent you and protect vour health. All of fractional Section IS; Lota 1, S. and 2 and the SH’ t, of ■ N'll't, Ihe H«» of NEtt of NW U, the ■ HEU of N W ' , and N E »i of m v <4 of ■ Section It; ■ The N S of the SW>( of Section sev­ ■ enteen (IT); NH of the HWV, of the NHL and the NJ5J4 of N W t» of HEM of Section 21; The NRU 0f tTw N E K of the N K 4 . the South i acres of the East It acres, ______ ____ ____ ________________ ___ , _ . of the NK 4 of NK>(. the H4 of the ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ NHV, and lh r _ E 4 of the HE4 of Bee- 1 lion 22: ■— ------------- ------- ---------- --------------—— ■ ■ ' '!L The W 4 of the H W ‘i of Section 21; The 8 4 nr the BW*. of the N W »4 (or | H Jo ac. of lot 1) and all of lots 2 and t In Section 24: The HW 4 of the HW», of Section S«:i The RU of the N E 4 and the K « acres of the N W ' ; of the N E 4 of Heclion 2T; The NH of the HK»4 of Section J2; The Hn of N W U and the N W 4 of the S W 'i of Section 22; S acres square In the N W corner of Ihe NWti of the NRU of the NKU, and the HW«, of the HWU of the SXVt* of Section It, all In Township 20 8. Itange 22 E Also all that part of th{ N 4 lying B South of Ecconlockhatchle Creek. In 5 Section 7: and The NKi, of Ihe N K!U " nnd ">■ thr N K U 1 R . of Ihe 8 E'» of Sectioni l l In Township 21 South, Range S3 East. And, alen, Ihe following lots In those certain subdivisions of the HEU of the NK', of Section 21 In Township 20 South. Range 12 East, known as Whit­ comb's first and second additions to flrneva. vis: IM * «. 7. I. ». 10. 11. 12. IS. IS and IT in block 1. Lots I. 9. 10. 12, 12. 14. IS. 1*. U. and IS In block 2. I^»te 2. 4 ----... _f>. «.. T ... I, 9. 10.. II. . . .12. 12. 14. 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 ac hair price. A ll o f these goods are going higher instead o f dropping and the pric­ es are b ig 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 in Job Lots Fine Box Stationery, worth $2.00, n o w .................. $1.00 Fine Box Stationery, worth $1.00, now ......... .............. .50 35c and 40c Fine Box Stationery, worth 60c, now.......... Pound Paper, worth $1.00, now............... .................. 60 Envelopes to Match Pound Paper, pkg.... .............. .20 .60 Gilt Edged Correspondence Cards............ Plain Edged Correspondence Cards... 9• a • * a••••* W• B50 wF Students’ Looseleaf Note Books (De Luxe, $1 value .50 Students' Looseleafe Note Books, 65c value................35 Students Looseleaf Note Books, 45c value. ......................... .25 Looseleaf Note Book Paper, 2 pkgs. f o r .......................... 15 10c Composition Books f o r ......................................... .................. 05 5c Composition Books, f o r ............................................................ 02V4 10c School Tablets, 2 f o r .............................................................. .15 5c School Tablets, .................................................................... 2V2c to 3 l-3c Ink, Paste and M uscilage ............................................. EVERYTH ING IN OFFICE S U P P L Y LTNE AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICE Herald Printing Co. �PAGE FOUR S A N fQ lU , DAILY H BtAM >. f B l Q AY. JITOTi . ■« . ----------------- TH E SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1922 PAGE FOUR two hlg bond Issues fo r public im in the various industries o f the coun­ 231 principal indutarinl centers. Wheat city and considerable paving. The E M P L O Y M E N T S IT U A T IO N provement ••• in sight, «..W should U1U IID inculcate UIUH5 cutting has started In Texas and largo IS IM P R O V IN G G R A D U A L L Y try increased 3.2 per cent during tho plana are being carefully conaidercd spirit o f genuine optimism.—Tamp numbers of men will be absorbed in last month. The report included by every official o f the municipality, Times. tho harvest fields. statements o f ngents in 65 principal NEW YO RK, June 23.— Industrial who arc working aa a unit fo r the The highest index o f employment anil financial condition! in tho last industrial centers, 49 recording in­ benefit of the town aa a whole, Plans fo r the formation of per. Memphis,! Tcnn., week presented a generally favorable creases in employment figures and 16 increase was nt manent organisation o f the cattlemen where the Increase was 19.5 per cent. Havo you read the want ada today 1 aspect, notwithstanding the reaction­ showing decreases. o f tha east coast and the institution ary tendency in the securities market, Tho country ns a whole, aald Direc­ Lowell, Mass., showed the next best increase, 15.9 per cent. The Indus­ o f n vigorous tick eradication cam­ Tho Daytona News tells that great which apparently was connected with tor-General Jones, is rapidly getting showing increases included paign n tho territory cast o f the Okee­ hack to an employment basis, with tries preparations are in the making for the technical speculative position. chobee branch o f the Florida Exit Steel production exceeded the best the exception o f the coal and cotton transportation, metal, lumber, tex­ the celebration of the Fourth in the Coast railw ay from New Smyrna on year, 'tuxtile industries. The broadening tiles nnd chemicals. Triple Citica. Committees of the rate previously attained this tho north, to Palm Dench county on Among the cities showing decreas­ Chamber o f Commerce, tho Rotary, More coke plants wore started and 'out o f industry in almost all lines of the south, were inaugurated it a was Kiwnnia and Peninsula civic clubs, th e 1more blast furnaces bl«jwn in. Coal activity for May clearly emphnsixes es in eni|itoyment Cincinnati meeting o f prominent cattlemen from Plana fo r the extensive municipal American Legion and other organise- production was greater and some ob- tho fact that business depression is highest, wiht 11 per cent New H av­ up und down the const. improvements aro now under consid- tions are together arranging a scries servers helieve that plants were in behind us. Confidence is restored. en, Conn., reported 6.3 per cen t de­ oration by tho Palm Dench city coun-'nf events which will take in several preparation for re-opening Union June is accentuating the upward crease and Manchester, N. II., 6.2 per Kccn,intcrcst Is being shown in the movement. Industry is steadily ex- cent. The industries reporting de­ d l and w ill be submitted to the voters days culminating in the grand gener­ mines in the iPttsburg district. proposed Palm Dench and We-tirn Detroit employment fgiures showcreases were leather, tobacco, liquor . pnnding. o f tho city when they return in tho al holiday festivities of July fourth. railroad. Other railroad (dan. art — cd another increase, thus confirming fail. Includod among the improve­ Ruitding construction widened in Jand beverages. discussed and according to the latest The Daily Herald Delivered to your -tatements o f automobile nmmifac- May over April. A genuine building Altogether the situation is indica­ ments are extensions o f water inuini, news, there may be n junction clow additional fire plugs throughout the door six days n week fo r 15 cent*— tur.-r* as to the continuance o f satis- boom is on throughout the country. A tive o f a healthy adjustment o f busi­ to Okeelnntn in the near future. factory business. shortage of carpenters, bricklayers, i ness conditions. The prospects for Railroad car loading fgures con- ami plasterers exists in many o f the Tampa nnd Hillsborough county, with The Herald fo r first class job work. > tinuo good. Mthough the absolute numlw-r reported during the week end­ ed June 3 was smaller than in the previous week, the rate was higher if allowance be mnde fo r the memorial day holiday. A similar calculation showed that the gain in the ubaolutu amount of cotton consumed by mills during May aa compared with A pril was not ac rootned for merely by the greater number o f working days in the luttcr month. May's takings corresponded almost exactly to the average, for tho last ten months, which in turn, were 23 per cent greater than those in the corresponding period a year ago. I f Three months ngo, two months ago, last month. We the present rate o f consumption is continued during June and July the said it was the accepted time. Those who took our total fo r the crop year will amount advice saved considerable money. We are telling you to nearly 6,000,000 halos. Exports again to build now. And those who tnke our advice during the same intervnl will have will save money. But nt any season o f the year and drawn slightly more than another 0,000,000 bales from our supplies. As any year you can save money by purchasing your build­ the actuul yield of the last crop to­ ing supplies nnd lumber and everything needed for taled 8,300,000 hales, It was believed that new home from that th orarry over will have been re* duced by approximately 4,000,000 Ask Any of Our Satisfied Customers hales. It will Ik1, in fact, somewhat less than normal. Prospects for n full crop in the coming year meanwhile re­ mained doubtful and operatives in the New Hampshire textile mills were re­ potted to he showing a greater dispo­ sition to reluiu to work. The week which brought unustiully u B aaB n B B B n caaB aH aaaaB aB aB n B B aB aB aaB aB B aB B aaaB B B B B axaaaB B B aaaB aB B B aaaaB B B treasury passed without creating any disturbances in the money market. These transaction* which centered on June 15, included thetrollision of $300, 000,000 in income taxes, the payment of $125,000,000 in interest o f Liberty bonds at tho (laying o ff of $380,000,000 in maturing certificate* o f indebt­ edness, the redemption of $250,Olio,(Hill In Victory notes and tho flotation of $250,000,000 in new certificates. The rates o f call oney, the most sensitive index o f the.M market’s condition, rub ed at close to 3 per cent throughout the week, and at 2 4 * touched what was virtually a new low since Octob­ er, 1917. There l» more ready money In the country around Lake Okeechobee than wan ever there before. The people have money and the country is proeous although theae are aome of the condition* and aome o f the things that have happened within the year: I-ake fish didn't show up and the country ioat the revenue that usually cdtnea from that big industry; the country Buffered n drouth, and there were los­ ses because of lack o f transportation facilities. B IT M O Wn m -i tha 3. ! put inti CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE We ToldTon to Build Even if you have some one else do your work—you will have a BETTER H O M E If you talk it over with The Carter Lumber Co. w . s. PRICE And you will have the B est H o m e If you have him build it. It will be mutually profitable for you to investigate The PRICE is right 810 West First St. E M P L O Y M E N T S IT U A T IO N IS 11K IT E D . Encouraging indeed is the new-, whiih comes on the wires front the employment service o f tho labor de­ partment, telling us that employment \\ hcther you arc planning to build a homo or a skyscraper \vc have the or trimiznlion, the materials ami can trive prompt service. We do G K N ER AL CONTRACTING A N D A U C H IT E C T U R A I LUMBER W ORK ( all ami let us assist you with your huildintr program. Plans, specification and estimates furnished promptly. Lumber prices are on the upward move. If you haven’t placed your Drder for that house you have talked about, you had better do so at once unless you want to pay more for your materials. The Hi!! Lumber Co. The House of Q U A LIT Y SERVICE Kafi - « If ■LTj :i 'J .. - ** i. .'iieLiefcir. PRICE �PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1922 NOTICE P R E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH. Herndon, A . W. Lee, J. B. Lawson, Archie Betts, D. C. Marlowe, John The Presbyterian church w ill unito Smith, Don Smith, Howard Overlln, City RegUtmtion book, w ill doss MRS. FR E D D AIG Rtt, Sow.— Editor, Charles Britt, George Welland, Edw. In the union service at * tho TUptLt 1 *ne and M i** Ethel Dcen, o f Doug­ church Sundny night to welcome Uev. T*hoo® 2l7-W fnnft 3UU>, 30th. 1922* J0B. ^ r r n j L I? S t F. L. King. The other services at the u, .. ................... , t f you k m mmr I r l f U i f k l t l i f »• * . lass, Ga. r it v Registration O fficer., —U a n s o l i * » » 7» k m •* m W church ns usual follows: « r U r » > are f i i t n i U t a f , w rits 9:45 u. m.— Sunday School. FOR MISS D U M AS 04-26-C • r,r* ts IhU 4«nrtBfat, ( I f l u <-20-22"Z4 __________ * ____________________ .M a tts . • »telehpBL. Irlrh p o a r . .the l l t a . f t wlU 11 a. m.— Preaching. Among the many dclgihtful social *•» Krratlr • M r r t lilt A 2:00 p. m.—Junior C. E. courtesies with which M in Agnes 2:45 p. m.— Intermediate C. E. Dumas, a bride-elect o f September, is S O C IA L C A L E N D A R 7 p. m.— Senior C. E. being honored, the bridge party g iv ­ Last Sunday the primary depart­ • v , city Commission w ill meet I Tuesday— Mrs. F. E. Roumillat will en yesterday by Miss Fern Ward, at her cottage nt Daytona Beach, was ment o f the Sunday school put on an entertain the members o f the Sans Uond»y, July 3rd to equalize the City exceptionally enjoyable. There were interesting pageant representing tho l a m e n t roll, and to hear comSouci Bridge Club at her home on Missionary work o f the church. three tables o f players. JJJJ, n* to valuation as file d by the Palmetto ave., at 3:30 p. m. ti O f exceptional interest was tho Monday— Pipe Organ Club will hnve a For quick result*, try a w ant ad. game o f bridge played during the nftm tU 0 T ' l . R. PHILIPS, picnic at Palm Springs. A ll mem­ ternoon, the prize fo r high score, an City Auditor and Clerk. bers arc asked to meet at tho Bap­ opnlnscent vase was awarded Mrs. Ben tist church at 2 p. m. promptly. 4-20-22-24-c Caswell, while tho cut prize also nn Monday— St. Agnes Guild will meet opnlnseent vase wont to Mm. C. R. you won’t find us on the street CORRECTED TO NOV. 16. 1921 with Mrs. Pnul Bigger* at tho homo Kirtley. Miss Dumns, the honoroo, „ re,r*. blocking tra ffic; you g et us o f Mrs. Zinscr on Palmetto avenue was presented n beautiful blue irreSouthbound at 3:30 p. m. £ p U 4M. 00 t,c m descent flow er basket. A rrive Departs Monday— Westminster Club w ill meet Refreshments consisting o f n de­ No. 83 ...... 2:30 a.m. 2:46 i.m. T o n ig h t, L a k e M a r y nt four o'clock nt the home o f Mrs. Dance licious salad course followed by nn No. 27... 8:40 a.m. Tue-Thr-Sat-73-tfc Robert Grovenstien on Myrtle ave­ isino. ice course, were served nt the conclus­ No. 89... 2:55 p.m. 3:20 p.m. nue. ion o f the game. 85... ...... 6:55 p.m. No. 7:10 p.m. le there, Princess Theatre Sunday Among those enjoying this pretty ( ht. free ltitilc lecture. 7G-2tc Misses Carrie nnd ituxie Dnrscy party were Miss Agnes Dumns, Mm. Northbound leave this afternoon for Wnycross, Ben Caswell, Mrs. C. R. K irtley, Mm. A rrive Departs The world at your door every even- Cin., where they will visit friend, and Roy Chittenden, Mrs. Ed. Betts, Miss- No, 82 ...... 1:48 u.m. 2:03 a.m. e for 15c.— Daily Herald. relatives. es Florence anti Ethel Henry, Miss No. 84.... 11:45 a.m. 12:03 p.m. Dorothy Kumph, Mrs. Don Whitcomb, No. 80 3:42 p.m. 3:52 p.m. Mm. Hawkins Connelyy and Mrs. Roy No. Mrs. R. F, Crenshaw nnd son, Olmino 29 ..... 10:00 p.m. PIAN O S accompanied by her brother, Mr. A b ­ Bower. PH O N O O H APH S rams, left this afternoon for Atlanta Trilby Branch where Mr. Abrnms expects to take Mr. Geo. Frodk. Smith leaves Sun­ A rrive Depart* p h o n o g r a p h "r e c o r d s unto himself n bride. From ' the dny to attend a large reunion o f the xNo. 100 7:00 n.m. bride's home they will go to Alnbama "Smith fam ily." in his old home in xNo. 24 PO PU LA R S H E E T M U S IC 3:25 p.m. and visit old home nnd friends. A fte r North Carolina, during which w ill oc­ xNo. 158 7:00 a.m. PLA YE R R O IX S visiting there and other points north cur the marriage o f hia niece. M is. No. Off 7:00 p.m. they will return to Sanford to make G. F. Smith w ill be, during that time, their home. Mr. Abrams is a fine the guest o f Mrs. T. L. Dumns, o f l.rciiliurg Branch and promising young man and Mis* Park avenue. A rrive Depart* Fannie Lee Boyd, a much loved girl. xNo. 167.. W o will be glad to have them with us Dance Tonight, Lako .Mary No. 21... Wrlnka Block 2:50 p.m. and we wish them much hcpplnesa Casino. Tue-Thr-Sat-73-t fc xNo. 101 5:50 p.m. and prosperity. xNo. 25 1:30 p.m. t e m t e t e x it e t e t e t e No. ...... 7:00 p.m. •i 1 C E C IL IA S MUSIC CLUB. OPTICIAN — O P T O M E T R IS T A large audience o f patrons and Ha Oviedo Branch xNo. 126 ...... 7:45 p.m. friends enjoyed the music program Ha xNo. 127.. given by the Cecilian Club in the stu­ 3:40 p.m. V— " » i l y , except Sunday. dio o f Mrs. Fannie S. Munson, F r i­ H a H x H a H a H t i H a H a H a t e a H a Ite day morning. M E TH O D IST CH URCH . te n t e « » The piano selections were mostly from the junior nnd little folk mem­ S .n ford , Fla. III East. 1st St. Sunday rchool at 9:30 a. m, bers, nnd wree well rendered In clear O FFICIA1 SC H ED U LE Dr. Walker's class at tho Princess technic, with murkcdly good style. OF F L O R ID A S T A T E Assisting on this recital were Mm. theatre nt 9:50 a. m. L E A G U E FOR 1922. A t 11:00 n. m. Dr. W nlker w fll Richard Maxwell, reader, Mrs. A . M. Phillips, soprano. These numbers preach on “ The M ystery o f Affliction, J U N E 22. 23. 21— were exceptionally fine nnd greatly or Why W e Suffer." Daytona nt Tampa. Epworth League nt 7:00 p. m. enjoyed. Mrs. Phillips was beautiful­ Jacksonville at Lakeland. Union service at the Baptist church ly accompanied by Mm. Schelle St. Petersburg at Orlande. at 8:00 p. m., in honor o f Dr. King, Maine*. the new pastor' The entire program was: “ Melody in F " .......... ..... Rubenstoln F IR S T B A P T IS T CH URCH . Madeline Mnllem, Mm. Munson * *‘I1 Desidcrlo" .........................Grnmer te You Can Find the Nam e of Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. Marguerite Gam er * Every Live Profeaalon.l and Morning worship nyd sermon, at 11 "Am erican Folk Song" te Business Man In S .n ford In a. m. Subject, "T h e Most Sublime . arr. by Itirkaby This Column Each D .y Story— Who Should Tell I t ? " Katherine Mcisch 11. Y. P. U. nt 7 o'clock. "M a y Morning" Knthbun te Evening worship and sermon at 8 Nczzie Stone, Pear) Robson o'clock. Subject: "T h e Young Man Songs— , (a ) "The Gypsy Trnit Galloway nnd His First Question.” Bible study nnd prayer meeting on (b ) "M orning Song" J. R. Gillette \ttorney-at-Law Wednesday evening nt 8 o'clock. Mm. A. M. Phillips Study No. 4 in the tptcstionft o f Jesus "Spinning Song” Goldeller Over Srulnole County Bank " A Question Which Illumines Life's Margaret Giles SANFOIU) F L O R ID A First Subject." W nltz in F ..-.....- ..................... Bilbro Tomorrow is home-coming day with Dorothea Lawson "T h e First Violet” Behr the First Baptist church. Every mem­ ber is askeii to Ik* present nt the Sun­ Nczzie Stone day school, and the eleven „VI<wk Contractor and Builder "M nrcoary Characterlstlquo" hour. Nellenbaript Sa m (MU) ... FLOWIUA Thelma Dobbins Readings— ( i i ) CnrmdaItron Longfellow C H R IS T IA N S C IE N C E (b ) Chickens on the Brnin (encore S E R V IC E number) S O C IE T Y NOTICE TRAIN SCHEDULE J U L Y t f 78. 28— Daytona at Tampa. Jacksonville at I-akelaod... St. Petersburg » t Orlando. T in ;p a a t Jacksonville. J U N E 29. 30—J U L Y 1— Tam p* at Daytona, lakeland at Orlando. St. Petersbnrg at Jacksonville. J U L Y 31— A U G U S T 1, 2— Daytona at SL Petersburg. Orlando at Lakeland. Tam ps at Jacksonville. J U L Y 3, 4, 5— St. Petersburg at Daytona. Lakeland at Tampa. Orlando at Jacksonville. J U L Y fl, 7, 8— Orlcndo at Daytona. Jacksonville at Tampa. St. Petersburg at Lakeland. A U G U S T 3. 4. 5— Tampa at Daytona, lakeland at Orlando. St. Petersburg at Jacksonville. A U G U S T 7. 8. 9— St- Petersburg nt Daytona. Lakeland at Tampa. Orlnndo at Jacksonville. A U G U S T 10. 11, 12— Orlando at Daytona. Jacksonville at Tampa. St. Petersburg at Lakeland A U G U S T 14. 15. 18— Lakeland at Daytona. Jacksonville nt St. Petersburg. Tampa nt Orlando. A U G U S T 17, 18. 19— Dnytona at Orlando. Iaikelnnd nt Jacksonville. Tnmpn nt St. Petersburg. J U L Y 10. 11, 1 2 Lakeland at Daytona. Jacksonville at Tampa. St. Petersburg at Lakeland. J U L Y 13, 14. 15— Daytona at Orlando. Lakeland nt Jacksonville. Tampa at Lakeland. J U L Y 20. 21. 22— Jacksonville nt Daytona. Orlnndo at Tampa. Lakeland nt St. Petersburg. JULY 24. 25. 26— Daytona at Lnketand. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■M B ■ :■ Banking Service ■ : ■ ■ 5 For W om en ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ j, H. H IN TE RM ISTE R PIANO CO. The Peoples Bank of Sanford has long ex­ perienced a sense of pride in the large num­ ber of women who maintain individual ac­ counts with it. Especially in the savings department there may he found on our hooks a long list of rep­ resentative Sanford women who are enjoy­ ing the special service we accord to our lady depositors. Henry McLaulin, Jr. CHURCHES Accounts of women are cordially invited. If you are not among the number now transact­ ing business with us, your deposits will he particularly welcomed. i i i i : PROFESSIONAL : AND BUSINESS : DIRECTORY Jacksonville at Orlando. St. Petersburg at Tampa. J U N E 28. 27, zo-— Daytona at St. PetersburgOrlando i t Lakeland. ( 4 1 The Peoples Bank of Sanford rt !>.. 1ii mil a* 1 George A. DeCottes Do you remember how you used to be on the job bright and early to see the circus parade? Remember how you thrilled as the lions, tigers, and the big, lumbering ele­ phants passed in review? How the horses, the blare of the bo ids, the unties o f the clowns, and the glitter of it all inspired you with a fervid determination to see the real show— the big performance in the tent SMITH BROS. Garage and Machine Co. Mrs. Rictinrd Maxwell "D o lly ’s Funeral" Tehalkowsky Pkooe SO Corner F irst and Oak Helen Douglass "G allop Burlesque" .. Grulitt “WE DELIVER TH E GOODS' Beatrice Howard "Th ree W altzes" op. 0 Schubert Elizabeth Whitncr “ Scandinavian Dance" Grieg Storage Facilities Velma Shipp nnd Cnrmcta Barber D » . please you, tell other*; If no "W hispering Wind" Wollenhuupt tell us. Phone 499 Pearl Hobson Songs— , " A s You Pass By” Russell a "M o lly " .................. Victor Herbert Mrs. A. M. Phillips Expert Auto Repair Work Quick Service Transfer S U N D A Y , J U N E 25TH, Subject: 1022 "CHRISTIAN SCIENCE." Church Semricc____11:00 a. m. Sunday S c h o o l___ 10:00 a. m. Mid-week Service, Every Thursday 8:00 p. m. Woman’s Club Bhlg., Oak Ave. A L L A R E W ELCO M E. B. W. H E RN D O N Insurance Agency C O N G R E G A T IO N A L C H C R C II. F I R E - A U T O — BONDS SANFORD NOVELTY W ORKS V. C . C O L L E R , P ro p . General Shop and Mill Work 8 E M IN O I.E S BRIDGE CLUB. The members o f the Seminole* Bridge Club nnd a few extrn guests were entertained nt bridge yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Fred Daiger, jr., there being four tables o f players. Quantities of roses in pink nnd yel­ low were used in tho living room, while on the porch, baskets o f shasta daisies, Marguerites and Crepe Myrtle wore used. The prize fo r top score among the C O N T R A C T O R and BUILDER club members, silk hose, was awarded *1? Commercial Street Hanferd. Fi* Mrs. Don Smith. Mrs. R. J. Holly mnking high score among tho guests was given n hand painted Jrpnncso telephone pad. The cut prize, n box o f colored linen handkerchiefs, was Real Estate and Insurance BANFORD F LO R ID A won by Mrs. J. G. Shnron. A t the conclusion o f the game, tho hostess served banana and walnut ico cream In car.tcloupes, cakes, chocolate mints, nnd iced tea topped with Geo. W. Knight Sanford Machine Foundry Co. & Tomorrow forning Mr. Bur ban* will finish the series o f sermons on the general subject o f "Th e Church." I Ms discourse w ill be on "It's Triumph and Glory.” The church is not ns some would have it, a dying institu­ tion, but is rather gathering impetus and power with each succeeding gen­ eration and is destined to the glorious destiny o f Jesus Christ T H E Son of God. We hope to have u clear vision o f this glorious reality. Our Bible school meets nt 9:4$ a. m. Our C. E. at 7 p. m. For tho night service we w ill attend the ser­ vice o f welcome to the new pastor o f the Baptist church at their place o f worship, with the other pastor* and their churches. I You didn’t realize it then, but you were getting a lot out of an attractive advertisement. ii 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 o f this paper. The 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.” The whole purpose o f any advertisement is to excite your curiosity, gain your interest, arouse your desire; to tell you something you don’t know; to remind you of something 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. ) kv. Church services fo r the second Sun­ sherbet M n , Daiger’i guests included, day a fter Trinity, w ill bo: 7:30 s. m. Low Celebration. 9:45 ' - r - V 1 V i r l l n f aa4 Hall*. W o rk Mcsdomes Hugh Carter Pollard of I 'll « V r OrlaSlaai n e l.a s r IMaiaaai a. m. Sunday school. 11:00 a. m. Winston-Salem, N. C., R. J. Holly, J. *y " h e e l Steel Gear Rands; Crank ---------------Church services. (LOO p. m. Vespers. “ P. hhafta Returned— ----------Phone 61 iG. Sharon, W. T. 1-angley, O. ')| i • >4 & ii.'lt Read the advertisements and see if that isn’t so? H O LY CIJOSS CHURCH. ' ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a a a ■ a “ Here Come the Elephants!” S. O. Shinholser ■ ■ ■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 24, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/66d9091125ad064703bc73dd5761dc73.pdf dc64200a421ae006340d56aa2f38b26f PDF Text Text ^ l#riThe SanfordDaily Herald IN TH E H E A R T OF T H E W O RLD ’S GREATEST SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY. JUNE 2fi. 1922 VO LU M E IIL first n a t io n a l b a n k HAS AWARDED CONTRACT FOR THEIR NEW BUILDING IFUNDS READY MUSCLE SHOALS WILSON DAM TO COSTJ175.000 Will He Six Stories in H e ig h t and Cover the Entire Lot rvn \ F U L L E R C O N STR U C TIO N CO GETS C O N T R A C T AND W il l. S T A R T A T ONCE. VEG ETABLE SECTION H O U S E A U T H O R IZ E D A N A P P R O I’ R IA T IO N O F OVER SE V E N M IL L IO N S I Hr T h e Aaa orlalrd P re s s ) SANFORD BRANCH OF ELEVEN PEOPLE ARRESTED WATER TRAFFIC LEAGUE WAS ORGANIZED HERE IN BERLIN YESTERDAY Fine Meeting o f Representative Friday Night Business Men The Snnford branch of the Central County nnd deplored the fact thnt deFlorida W ater Traffic Longue was or- -Pit* the importance o f this proposi.......... , .. . tion, there hnd been such little intergnnized Friday night nt a meeting „ t #ho|rn Iocjll,y. held in the Palm room o f the Valdez |.|un8 w tr# mnj c nt th0 meeting to FOR ALLEGED COMPLICITY In Murder of Erzberger CHURCHILL and Uathenau in Plots WANTS DERATE IRISH QUESTION AGAINST THE GOVT. Hotel. * hnve n largo representation o f promA representative number o f locnl inent shippers from this section presbutlneaa men were present, all o f lent nt the henring before the Gov- S A Y S F R E E S T A N D F U L L E S T DE­ R A T E IS A SK E D ON TH IS whom signified their willingness to ernnunt Engineers, which w ill he held POI1LBM. give their fullest co-operation, a fter in Sanford Tuesday, June 27th. listening with Interest to the remarks It wns agreed to postpone nn nc( H r T h e A a ai.*U trd P rea a l o f those who hnve been nctive in the tivc campaign fo r membership until LO N D O N, June 26.— Winston le a g u e since it* inception. |»fto r thi* hearing, nnd those present Churchill, secretary for the colonies, The meeting wns cnllcd to order by were confident thnt the henring will rising to ninke his promised state­ Colonel Geo. W. Knight, who is vice­ Ite a means o f converting those of the ment on Irish affairs in the house of president of the League nnd also local business men, who have hereto­ commons, today said thnt the govern­ chairmnn o f the Inland W aterway fore appeared luke-wnrm when ap­ ment desired the freest nnd fullest Committee o f the Sanford Chamber proached on this subject. debate nnd one thnt would he termin­ 1 he following were nppolntod ns o f Commerce. He briefly stated the ated by a division. o b j e c t o f the Longue— educating ship- officer* o f the Snnford branch: G e o . ____________________ pers nnd receivers of freight to the \\. Knight, president, A. I . Connelly,| J U S T IF IE D value of wnter transportation, the vice-president, nnd R. W. Pcurman, • * ‘ K IL L IN G S A L E S M A N work It hns done in the fight to ae- Jr., secretory* I _______ euro n deeper w aterw ay fo r this secThose who attended the rneeting J A C K S O N V IL L E . June 24.-C.aithtion o f the state, and the future plans were ns follows: A I t Jnnclly, J. Nt.wmnnf convlct KU«rd at tho C H A N C E L L O R W1RTH D EN O U NC ­ ES A G IT A T O R S W HO H A V E C A U U 8B D TRO UBLE. B E R L IN , June 2fl.— Eleven persona W A S H IN G T O N , June 20.— An ap­ Th<> First National Rank Saturday propriation o f $7,500,000 fo r new con­ nllogcd to bo members of a Bavarian clorr.l the contract fo r the building o f struction work on tho Wilson dam at secret organization, were arrested thfir now hank nnd office building, Muscle Shoals, Ain., wns authorized here yesterday. The police expressed the contract going to the Geo. A. Ful- Saturdny by the House and sent to the the opinion thnt this organization, ,l,r Construction compnny o f New Sennto for concurrence. Under a lim ­ which is suspected o f playing a prom­ *York Thin splendid building, San­ itation fixed by the House, however, inent part in tho murder of form er ford's first sky-sernper, w ill be Un­ none o f the money can l>o expended Minister o f Finnnce Erzherger, is al­ load by the first of the new year. prior to next October. so Implicated in the murder o f For­ The officer* and director* of tho As authorized originally by the sen­ eign Minister Rathonau Saturday. Fir*t Nntionnl Bnnk nre men o f vis­ ate when it attached n provision to Ion nn ! forenlpht., Recognizing the the army bill providing for renewal of B E R L IN , June 2(1.— In his speech f»rt that Snnford 1* to he n city of {work on the dam, the $7,500,000 was ir the reichstag today, Chancellor •l.OOO inhabitant* within the next I made available for that use ns soon proposed to bring this figh t to n sue. • '• • 1 ' ’ t/ j county prison fnrm, and slayer o f G Wirth severely denounced the agita­ year* they are building with that ns the bill was signed by the presi­ cessful culmination. He stressed the John Render, George Spcir, II. r . tions and virtuperations o f Pnn-GerII. Burney, locnl furniture salesman, f rd in view nnd the new hank will he dent. House Republican lenders en­ Importance o f securing n large mem- Whittier, S. O. Chnsc, E. A. Douglass, mnns, which bnd created an atmos­ whom Newman snys he enught em­ »mp!y Inrre to serve the community deavored to obtain strnight out accep­ hership from Sanford nnd Seminole , D. L. Thrasher nnd W. A. U fflc r . phere o f munler In Germany. bracing his w ife, wns released from it that time. tance o f the appropriation ns approv­ " A state o f political bestiality pre­ custodny yesterday follow ing a cor­ The banking room w ill be 50 feet ed by the senate, but were defeated by oner’s jury verdict thnt tho killing vails. 1 need only mention poor Frau wMc by RO feet long, with n ceiling o f a combination o f Democrats and Erzherger, whose husband wns mur­ wns justifiable homicide. ;t f, « t nnd will hnve n mezznnine farm bloc Republicans. dered nnd who is constantly receiving Mrs. Newmnn, 10 years old, who nt fmr over the vault*. The mo*t modFinal action wns taken a fter Repre­ letters, announcing the Intention to first declare:! the killing wns unwar»rn hurelnr-proof vault* w ill be con- sentative Huddleston, Democrat, Aindefile her husband’s grave. Is it sur^ _ m T / m i n p n n ranted, but Inter went to her husitrurtrd. The *nfc deposit vault bnnin, hud offered un amendment pre­ prislnr then thnt I nl«n received let­ alnr. will hnve n rapacity o f 2.000 venting nny expenditure on the dam nt IJ L li U l l l j U . o . L i m i t ! j ^ sho jI i enW thnt „. . urney hnt, ever ters yesterday,................... head '. ‘ On the day ■ O g d l l ' v i i i n i ...... . . . . . . . ................... ........ — » o —f In the renr o f the bank will before January 1, 1023, nnd not then embraced her, but snid he hnd been a Knthennu's execution,’ nnd declaring I f two store Toom* fnclng Park nve- if the Ford proposal to purchase nnd •You men o f fulfillment mania havo nue. The new building w ill contain lease tho Muscle Shoals properties not listened to tho voices of those so or 00 office* o f the mo*t should hnve been accepted by con­ attentions upon her. Neighbor* cor- who hnve tried to dissuade you from mo.!, m type, served with elevntor. gress. His motion wns lost 110 to 132. roborntod the young w ife’s testimony i 11 mad policy. Let hard fnte, there­ TV materials used In the roustructlon The vote on the substitute offered The stnge is all set fo r the hearing river, it is obvious that the decision that he had been a frequent caller nt fore, take it* place s i that the fa ­ ri'l K Indiana limestone, terra cotta by Representative James, Republican, therland mny prosper.' That,” con­ » r Willinm C I of the engineer will lie based prinmr- the house. tr.il l.rirk, with a steel stmeture, Michigan, fixin g the effective date ns tomorrow l»eforo Major William , ... ily upon the present nnd prospective tinued the chancellor, “ Is a system of making the building strictly flre- October 1, way adopted 145 to 105. Lomcn, Corps o f Engineers, U. S. A., tonnage • political murder, and we must all jHisslbilitle* o f the section* prrof. Tw o hours debntc on the appropria­ in connection with the preliminary ex served by each route. work against thi* atmosphere. It The architects nre the well known tion preceded the final voting. Dur­ I'otentinl arguments in In-half o f was a spectator at the Lustgardan nmination o f an intra-coastal waterfirm i f Mowhrny A- U ffin g e r o f New ing that time Representative Mondell, demonstration; it proceeding* were Y< rk Tity. They hnve designed some o f W yoming, the Republican lender, way, from Jacksonville to Miami and the St. Johns river route were submit­ orderly, calm and disciplined. But, i.f th'- Inrgest building* In the coun- nnd other m ajority spokesmen urged which i* pursuant to the act o f con- ted at the Titusville hearing In the form o f a brief which was prepared gentlemen o f the right, do not de­ gress approved June 5th, 1920. tl thnt the dam be completed without by the Central Florida W ater T ra ffic ceive yourselves. Below this discipline The henring w ill be held in the Ti.c contractors, the Geo. A. Fuller delay, nnd criticised the Democrats League, nnd this organization will nnd calm there lies a volcano, theCon»tnictinn compnny nre one of the fo r favoring postponement o f work Court House and is scheduled to begin hnve chnrge o f the presentation to­ eruption 'o f which, should It octZT; A G A IN S T J. C O N N E L L Y A N D JAS. lit 9:30 a. m. It is n continuation o f lir.-i «t firms o f the kind in tho Unit­ until October nnd January. morrow. An entirely new brie.’ has O 'lllllE N FOR K IL L IN G OF would tench you n severe lesson. ed States. They erected the Pennsyl­ Democratic spokesmen, supported the hearing held in Titusville last been prepared in which ndditionhl sta­ F IE L D M A R S H A L "The nllicd governments during the A pril and was granted to enable those vania station nnd the Pennsylvania by Republicans who favored the Ford past year havo inflicted on the GerHotel in New York, nlso rebuilt the o ffe r , pointed out in reply that they interested in this proposition to sub­ tistics hnve been embodied and prev­ I l l r T h e . ( M i i r l s t r S I’ f f M l mnn government almost continual hu­ Gran! Central Terminal In N ew York wanted action by congress on Henry mit additional datn which could not he ious arguments clnboruted upon. It is LO N D O N , June 26.— A verdict o f miliations. 1 recall upper Silesia. it ! have recently completed the Lin­ Ford's o ffe r nnd did not propose to secured in time fo r the previous hear­ believed thai the forceful arguments und array o f tonnngo figures, ns wilful murder against James Connol­ The sufferings of the Saare popula­ coln Memorial in Washington. They have thnt postponed. By October, they ing. ly and Janies O'Brien wns returned tion, nnd the sorrows o f the Rhine­ A s the notice sent out by Mujor l«e- shown in this brief, will require tho hue just about completed a ten-story snid, the House would have hnd nn this afternoon by the coroner's Jury government engineer* to report the land. It is impossible fo r n nation of bark nnd office building fo r the First opportunity to vote on it nnd if work men particularly states thnt the net St. Johns river ns tijo most sultnblc in tlie inquest into the killing o f Field sixty millions to live under the rule National Rank o f Miami. was l»egun on the dam meanwhile ser­ directing this preliminary examina­ loention fo r nn Intrn-Constnl wntcr- Marshnl Wilson. r f —rr.mJss! r.r, &r«J tl I.< iuu#«*eiLJa The men mnking this splendid ious complications, beyond the power tion doe* not define the loention o f the wnv nnd »h«* urgent iw ^ a s P y fo r th* w aterway to be reported upon, there­ to keep democratic Germany nlive un­ achievement possible fo r Snnford nre o f congress to ndjust before final ad­ government immediately starring thi* AMERICAN IS HELD der inch conditiona.” fore, Information I* desired as to the F. P. Forster, president o f *h« journment o( tms session, probably FOR RANSOM ItY RAN BITS The chancellor then appealed for I.. A. Hrumley nnd T. J. M iller, vice­ would result in the Indefinite suspen­ most suitable location fo r nn Intra­ project. Delegations from Orlando, Jackson­ IN DEAR OLD MEXICO unity nnd collaboration between the presidents; D. F Whitner, cashier; A. sion o f action on the Detroit manu­ coastal waterway ns well ns data showing the necessity o< such a w ater­ ville, I'nlutkn, nnd DeLand will he political parties, said that It waa L fietts, assistant cashier; S. O. facturer's offer. present at the hearing, ns well n* I H r T f c r A a a a r l n l r S I’ r r a a l above nil thnt the entente should fo re­ Gbne, T. I. Hawkins nnd B. E. Representative Garrett, o f Tennes­ way. Inasmuch ns there nre but two M EXICO C IT Y , June 26.— A . Bruce those from Lako county nnd East go the policy o f ultimatums nnd dic­ Squires, directors. see, the Democratic leader, appealed waterways under consideration, the Hielaski, chief o f the bureau o f inves­ Const points from Titusville South. East Const Cnnnl and the St. Johns tatorships. Thi First Nntionnl Bank, in a re­ to Mr. Mondcll nnd Inter to Represen­ tigation o f the United States Depart­ mit -tatement to the comptroller tative Madden, o f Illinois, chairmnn of ment o f Justice during the world war showed deposit* o f $1,200,000.00, enp- the appropriations committee, to bring is being held fo r ransom by seven itil and surplus o f $1110,000.00 nnd to­ in the bill uvorably reported by the bandit* who held up his automobile tal lesourre* o f over $1,400,000.00. m ilitary committee providing fo r the seven mile* west o f Cuernavaca yes­ conditional nccccptance o f the Ford terday. Uielnskl nnd w ife nnd Mr. and bid. In each instance he was inform ­ Mrs. Mnnuel Darrenn were enrouto to ed thnt it was impossible to comply view the A ztec ruins when the hnndit* with his request because o f the legis­ stopped their car. The women wore lative situation in the House and that released nfter being robbed but the A N D G ET HACK TO G E R M A N Y A N D WITII GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS if tho James or Huddleston amend­ M KM BBR FOR 21 YEARS hnndit* took Itielnski and Itnrrcnn ABOUT THE ILLINOIS D U RING R O Y A L IS T U P ­ ment* carried, the Democrat.", would H A S H A D ENOUGH with them. Itielnski is no longer con­ BUTCHERY R ISIN G have to shoulder responsibility for de­ O F IT nected with the United States gov­ laying construction work on the dam. ernment hut associated with nn oil (H r T h e . i M o r l s I r d I ' r r s a l I l l s Tfcr A a a o r U l r * I ’ r r a a l I f i r T k » A a a o r l a l r d Vraaa I Neither Republicans nor Democrat* STRICKEN W IT H A P O P L E X Y AS WASHINGTON, June 26.—John U compnny. LO ND O N, June 26.— Apprehension S A G IN A W , Mich., June 26. -U<|>in the House interested in the Muscle * GOVERNOR S M A L L IS in Holland lest form er Kniser W il­ rcsentntiv- Fordncy, chairman o f th e'L ew is, president o f the United Mine Shoals properties appeared apprehen­ EXONERATED W A S H IN G T O N , June 26.— The liam attempt to slip awny from Doom House Ways nnd Means Committee. Workers, who arrived hero yesterday sive regarding the nttitude o f the Sen­ nnd author o f the Fordney ta r iff bill, fo r n series o f conferences with gov- enpture o f Bielnski by Mexican band­ and enter Germany In event o f Roy­ ( I l f T h e .%■«<•«*Ifilrit l * r e « A ) ate on the question o f concurring In K A N A K E E , 111., June 26.— Mr*. the nniendment fixin g October 1 ns announced todny in a telegram to the ernment officials, will confer with its was officially reported to the alist uprising fallow ing the assassina­ state department by the consul gen­ tion o f Foreign Minister Rnthenau ac­ l*m Small, w ife o f Governor Small, the effective date fo r the nppropria Saginaw News-Courier he will not I k - Secretary o f U b o r Davis this foreeral in Mexico City. The message cording to D nll/ Mnll’s correspondent ,WM» " .... . ............... r, ' ' r.V . I . r .in(ii1intl. f„ r re-election He plans noon nnd later accompanied by Davis " f Illinois, .lied today. Mrs. Small was ,ion. While the Senate proposed that ^ ,he e n «T o f his present «U I iro to the White House for a con- gave no details nor wns there nny in- nt The llngue. stricken with apoplexy •<n. km npoplexy Saturday Saturdny ^ mom>y „houl,| be made immediate term nfter twenty-four years contin-1fercnce und lunch with President timntion o f the purpose o f Rlalaikl-s meht during the excitement incident „ VJt||nb|e. they said there wns nc uous service in congress. Harding to discus* the coal strike *,t- enptors, other thnn to obtain n ran­ C R E W OF P U R IT A N th. celebration o f friends nnd felto that body would In ___________________ uation. som fo r his release Tho state de­ A R R IV E D S A F E L Y low townsman o f Governor ns result „ uch „ ,,rovi,|0. partment directed Chnrge Summerlin °t hi* acquittal that afternoon after ___________ DEMPSEY MAY FIGHT A T N O V A SC O TIA to spur the Mexican authorities to hi' trial nt Wnukegnn. NEGKO rUr.ll.IST Wil ls ClliAB MANUFACTUIIBR W E S T V IR G IN IA PO LIC E make every effort to obtain Hiolnski’s , OF TIIOMAHVII.I.K. liA, IS I n r T k a Al u r U t r A n r u l M O IH LIZ E I) T O D A Y TO release. • L E I1 A V E , N. S „ L|r.e 26.— The SEVERAL A R E D E A D ittr T k * a m m U I f S I'rra a i TARRED AND FEATHERED STOP M IN E R S ’ M ARC H schooner Spray arrived today with NEW Y O R K , June 26.— Article* for R E S U L T E X PLO S IO N S T R IK E V O TE T A K E N IJY 15 o f the 16 missing men o f the -------„ . contest between Jack Dempsey and , |lf Th, a a b m U IM Press) ON PO W D E R B ARG E R A IL W A Y S IG N A L M EN Gloucester schooner Puritan, which P A t t t T v l 4 ® ' . *26— I Harry W ill*, the negro figh ter, may T H O M A B V IL L E , Ga., June 2 6 L A IR M O N T , > . „ K u nnd be lsigned in lj in,lav* or or tomorrow. tomorrow. Jnck Jack County ..v , { * r TS# AaaaeUie* P r r a j} ' ^ *utf fu today County authorities authorities nre are Investigating - O N E - T H IR D O F RO AD S waa wrecked off Sable island Friday. night o f 0. Ilnsel • IL D A , N . Y., Juno 2fl.~M ra. El- The en ire n . . were Dempsey urrlved hero yesterday from the kidnnpping Inst nig Only ono o f the crew wns drowned. ” (,rrcn '■ dead, nnd her two children nil the Marlon county d< P ” Ix )i A nKelca declaring willlngncfs to grove, n cignr manufacturer, who was i n r T h . \ a a o r l a t r S |>rria | CH IC AG O , June 2C.— A strike vote R U S S IA N D E L E G A T IO N “ re missing, the husband nnd several i mohlized shortly fight “ anyliody, anytime, anywhere.’’ taken into the country near here by thcr I’’ person* nre suffering severe,stop tho m reported march o J _ ___ _ four men. •m um « i l t’ BUllurillK ~ r men, tied to n a tree, flogged, nnd is being taken by the railway signal A R R IV E S A T H A G U E '"•ms ns the result o f nn explosion on |miners nnd sympathizers from Montarred and feathered. I-ater he war men on approximately one-third o f W E A T H E R FOR W E EK ^ ■rd o f n powder laden barge. M r*.! onghn. a mining town ten mi eo south _______ returned here nnd freed near the the country'* railroads, according to (H r T k a A i t a r U I N Praaal U iccii drowned when her husband, o f this place. The authorities were Weather Outlook for the Period June court house with a warning to Iravc an announcement today by D. P. Holt, THE* H AG U E , June 2 6 .-T h e Rua"ctdng her clothing in flames, push-; informed that an attempt would >e sinn delegation to the conference or. 25 to July 1, Inclusive town within sixty hours Haselgrovr president o f the signal men's union. >d her into tho canal. He leaped with made to liberate 91 PriJJ®nor* now ,n ’>Russian nffnirs, arrived here today. South Atlantic and Host Gulf statos said the men took a vote ns to wheth^f f hut w u unahlo to resruo her. •tho county Jill hero. They *** — Generally fair, except local shower* cr to kill him or apply tar and fenthHnve you rend the want ads today T -------------------------- i rested Fridny a ft*r tho march o f the R.iv It with n Herald Want Ad. Let ua do your Job Printing. near the coast; normal temperatures, er*. Ths Herald fo r Poat Cards. • striking miners through this city. BIG MEETING TOMORROW ITER-COASTAL WATERWAYS REFftRE U S ENGINEERS -'* ,of,}n»c- ,e*tmcd th° ,,rnr' Court House W ill He the Scene o f Hi# Gathering: ^^^^bjKUona^nd’ hild forced 'L o f Interested People WILFUL MURDER IS THE VERDICT IN ENGLAND MRS. SMALL DIES AS H USBAND IS ACQUITTED JOHN LEWIS REP. WILL NOT RUN AT WASHINGTON FOR THE HOUSE FORMER KAISER BILL MAY SLIP HIS BONDAGE �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 24,1922 P A G E SDL ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a s SANFORD’S = TEMPERATURE = THE WEATHER : Growth The growth and su«.ce»i of a hank ia not accidental— It ia the result of a carefully thought-out plnn. S ®[D□(El®[D®[C]fl][S]Rl “ GOD'S KINGDOM N E A R " I.KCTUKE S U N D A Y N IG H T _____ to For Florida: Partly cloudy tonight; Sunday local thundershowers. to to to : 9 The will to nerve, the determination to assist each worthy customer— the ability to render tangible assistance— Those nre n fe w o f the things which are responsible fo r our splendid growth Another busy Saturday. You can make no mistake in forming a con­ nection with this bnnk and its officers. Sanford will soon have a nuptber of new pay rolls. : With nil the new buildings going up nnd the new weekly pay rolls Satur­ Fred L Royer, of Jacksonville day nnd Saturday nights will he bus­ - As advertised in the local columns ier than ever. o f the Herald, Fred L. Hoyor, o f Jack­ sonville, is onnounced to lecture here W. L. Morgan is in the city fo r a in the Princess Theatre Sunday night few days railing on the local trade at H o'clock. His subject will bo nnd looking after his now home that i “ God’s Kingdom N’ enr" which is in line with the former lectures entitled he will soon start building on Park "Millions Now Living Will Never Die" avenue near Thirteenth street. I First National Baiik A COMMUNITY BUILDER II. F. W IIIT N B R , Cashier F. I*. FORSTER, President s a n « « R s t a k s i a n K i M S ) M > i : : ^ to to.. to to to to to to CLASSIFIED : : ads : : sports u I i m i U K l h K | K a > | I U I — Classified Ads 5c a line. N o sd taken for less than 25c. and positively no clsaaified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all ordera. Count fiv e words to a line and rem it accordingly. ■ * * * ■ ■ * * ■ Y E S T E R D A Y ’S RE SU LTS V F-STHRDA Y’S It ESUI.TS Florida Stale league A t Orlando, H; St. Petersburg, r>. At Tantpu, U; Daytona, 8. At Lnkeland-Jncksonville, rain. Nntionnl League At At At At FO R SALE FOR S A LK — Fresh ripe figa. Leave your ordera at Hanson’s Shoe Re­ pair Shop. 77-2tp FOR S A L K — Five room cottage, Pal­ metto nve. Ilnrgnin.— W. .1. T h ig ­ pen. 77-fitc FOR S A L K OR RENT— A ft e r July I, 6-room house, lights, good w ill water on Sanford Heights.— George Hunter, Route A, llox 180-lb 7G-3t|> FOR S A L E C H E A P I 2 h eif­ ers. Apply C. H. Campbell, Montexumn Hotel. 70-2tp FOR S A L K — Two nice Je rsey cows. Price reasonable .terms cash.— Mrs. W. E. Allen, I^ingwood, Fin. 75-Ctp LIB E R TY S IX , Continental Red Seal Motor. N ew ly painted. Five good tires. Excellent condition. Sacrifice f GOO. Inquire at III Park Avenue. 7ft*9tp N ew York, 9; iln*>klyn, I. Pittsburgh, 2; Cincinnati, 8. Philadelphia, 10; lloston, 9. St. lamia, 2; Chicago, 5. A Quick Service Transfer at your ■all. 00-tfc-m FOR SALE A t a bargain, practical­ ly new Colts Acetylene lighting hi ' A II L K K, 8AKKTV FIR ST plant with necessary pipe for Instnl-1 Whcn >'"u huy a car, buy one with iatlon. Phono 3703 or call F. F. I)ut- ,ho ,K‘*1 trade value. That’s evidence ton, Jr. 72-tfc ^ a t , ^p Huh’k is the best.— N. II. FOR SALE- -F iv ? room l.uiignli.w ,R" rncr7fi-«tc;w ltc wffh slccplii* poiili, screened, nnd Another world wide lecture, PrillIn good repnir. Located in the best 0-2tc residential rectlon o f the city.— A. P. r,M ’ •*’ un,b»y night, free. Connelly. 7 3 - t f c -------------------------- ---------i---- r ----- ,)anrt‘ Tonight, FOR S A LE 31 acre celery farm. 12 Clu||no> acron improved, ror terms and ........... ,L 11 <:hn,l,,c11' T u e-T h r-S u t-T M -lfe FOR S A LE — Warehouse with R. R. aiding. Within four blocks o f center of city. Geo. V . K N IG H T 1 ’ 272-tfc t o l l 111:Nl' T w o (umlnht'il h.iUKckeeping apartments, also one fiv e room cottage not furnished. A p ply 300 Fr« n< li U . Flim,, •>; .1 at,. FOR BERT— Rooms and kitchenette. — Shirley Apnrtmenta opposite post office, upstairs. 28-tfc W ANTED W a n t e d - Extra sales Indies at the 78-2tc Surprise Shoe Store. ■T ____ to iu to THE WINNERS to Dance Tonight, Lake Mary Casino. Tue-Thr-Snt-73-tfc Princess Theatre, Sunday, 8 p. m. 7fl-2tc Dance Tonight. Lake Mary Casino. Tue-Thr-Sat-73-tfc “ God’a Kingdom Near,” — world­ wide witness and lccturo next Sunday night, 8 o’clock, Princess Theatre, free. Mr. Fred L. Boyer, o f Jackson­ ville, speaker. 76-2tc Free lecture, Princess, Sunday night 7fl-2tc W. W. DRESSOR ( 'onsonnnu Koval Distrib­ utor Route A. Rural Phone 4803 SA N FO R D , F L A . PR IC E L IS T JU NE . 1922 lh. Whole Klim i $ .65 1.35 2 «i lb*. Whole Klim 5 lbs. Whole Klim 2.80 25 lbs. Whole Klim UHHIIIHIMIM 11.00 1 lh. Skim Klim . .10 2 ‘ a lbs. Skim Klim .85 lh*. Skim Klim 1.80 6 25 lb* Skim Klim 4.25 miiiHriiirrin KLIM MILK 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. DufFin B. H. Guthrie Are a few of the many hundreds that have purchased “ EXIDE" Batteries from us. Nearly three years sales and not one to go wrong. Insist on an “ EXIDE” Battery The Battery Is the life of the car. WE RE-CHARGE AND RE­ PA IR A LL MAKES BATTERIES « RAY BROTHERS 107 Weal First St.----- Phone 518 Have you lost or found anything? -Phone 127 -1 Store in Florida LAD IE S’ OUT-SIZE BUNGALOW APRONS ' HOSE $ 1 .0 0 BANANAS, 25c Pure Silk ■ $ 2 .5 0 ’ C H ILD R E N ’S FANCY PERCALE APRONS PER DOZEN Bunch 20c TABLE COVERS In Fancy Oil Cloth, for round or square tables, per cover Queen Olives Braised Chicken Jiblcts iu Kamkins Bell Fritters, Hanover Sauce • MERCERIZED ELASTIC 75c Chicken a la Maryland ~ BIAS TAPE 75c Beef Broth Englaise Crisp Celery Hearts A flam ing romance as only the author o f "Th ree W eeks" could w rite it; as only Glorious Gloria with dashing Rodolph Valentino playing the lovet, could make it live in nil its ardent splendor. The atory o f n passionate young heart O f gay nights o f revelry in Paris— o f tingling ndventuro on the snow, clad crags of the Alps— o f intrigue nnd coquetry in the gilded resort* o f London high aoclety. Never be­ fore have such lavish settings, »uCh dramatic love-scenes, such spectaculnr ndventuro been seen upon the screen. m is is o e s jiijiM iic iiiiiH f]' S U N D A Y . J U N K 25, MI22 yard 10c to 25c Prime Kill Roast of Beef Au Jus Barbecue Ham, Barbecue Sauce Roast Leg of Lamb, Caper Sauce P A Y CASH Snowflake Potatoes Escalln|H,d Tomatoes Asparagus Tips, Hollandaise Sauce We Buy fo r -Sell For Uas I a ?s s - Spring Salad, Thousand Island Dressing Sally Lunn Broad Apple Pie LOST LO ST Small shepher . dog. A I :t month old. Illnek, with White feet. Finder please return to I.. II. Connel­ ly and receive reward. 72-tfc a« *a to to “ BEYO ND THE ROCKS” LADIES’ PE R C ALE DINNER HOTEL VALDEZ FOR RENT on, (runt bed room,— Mrs. J. D. Robert, 118 Laurel nvenuc.____________________________ 77-Ctp FOR RENT— Ono apartment of two or three rooms, gas stove, electric lights, running wntcr, two blocks from P. O. Also furnished rooms with board, |H.00 a week and up. 110-112 Commercial. 04-tfe to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to ■ 10 StorvH in Georgia SPECIAL SALE T O -D A Y Lake Mary to Churchwell F R U IT STORK FOR SALE— Potato barrels In any f,,|, with initials L. W. II. Co. Re quantity, special prices on car lots, wnnl if left at Herald office or see J. correspondence solicited, Clearwater II. Coleman. 7fl-3tp Mfg. C,o., Clearwater, Fla. K-tfc FOR RENT L. Urban May, the live w ire repre­ sentative o f the I. W. Phillips San­ ford Motor Company, sold two Dodge trucks to the Hill Lumber Co., and the Hill Implement Co., yesterday. This makes four Dodge trucks fo r the Hill interests in this city during the pnst year. Mr. May is nlso exhibiting the new Dodge car just from the factory with many changes in appearance and purts. JAMES MARESCO ]LOST—At Lake Mary Casino, watch FOR RENT OR S A L E - Small cottage —J. Musson. 7C-I0t|> Ren Leigh, the popular local man­ ager o f the Southern Drug Company left for Jacksonville today to confer with headquarters nnd tell them how many new buildings have gone up since Mr. O’Keefe wns here u few weeks ago. T. .1. Miller is building two nice two story dwellings on Elm avenue near Third nnd two on Myrtle nnd Fifth American League street. These nre two story six rooms At lloston, 5 ; 'New York, 4. nnd hath and are modern in every re­ At Washington, .’I; Philadelphia, 0. spect. He will rent or sell them. He At Ilet r"it, 10; 8L Loui i, 6, room Hear Mr. Fred L. Royer, o f Jack-11" also building a fine five At Chicago, 8; Cleveland, 5. sonvllle, Princess, Sundny night, free. apartment over the store building on 70-2te Second street that will he most com­ GAM ES TO D A Y fortable and convenient. Mr. Miller St. Petersburg at Orlando. believe* in building up Sanford. Our prices nre just nnd right for Daytona at Tampa, dependable service.— Quick Service .lacksonville at Lakeland. Too good to miss—free lecture at Transfer. 00-tfc-m the Princess, H p. m., Sunday, free. S T A N D IN G S T A T E LE A G U E 7C-2tc N O TIC E Won Lost Pet. Van can’t make a mistake when o • St. Petersburg •8|H you buy a Buirk. It's economy, dur­ 4 Jacksonville & .r>5c ability. It's quality and com fort.— N. Daytona 5 5 .500 II. Garner. 70-fltc-wlte Orlando 5 4 .III Tampa 8 4 .400 •> (.akclnml 7 f FOR 7TAl.fi— Five acre farm, l'4 I acres tiled, oil ir^ good condition, "God's Kingdom Near" free lecture, good house and barn, has good gas Princess Theatre, Sunday, H p. m. system In house, located al»out fiv e -------------------------miles fmm Sanford, on hard road. Can I "God's Kingdom Near" free, I’ rinmake terms.— A . P. Connelly. 75-tfc cess, Sundny, H p. m. Come 78-2tc ui i o intending to show by many Bible quolotions Hint the world war, epidemic, famines, political disorder, labor trou­ bles, etc., are in fulfillment o f thu scripture prophecies o f Daniel, Hosca, Joel, etc., and also o f the words of Jesus in Matthew 21th chapter and elsewhere. Kspcrinlly is it intended to prove thnt the four universal empires or kingdoms which have been permitted o f God to have a lease o f power in the earth for the pnst four thousnnd years up until P.H I, have been failures, end­ ing in the present distress ntul per­ plexity and thnt only the setting up of Christ's Kingdom, the fifth univer­ sal empire, will bring permanent pence, prosperity nnd happiness to the “ growing creation.” This lecture, like the preceding ones is held under the auspices o f the International ilihlc Students Associa­ tio n , Judge Rutherford, o f New York, {president, and will he absolutely free, not even a collection being taken. ----------- The weather is nil right nnd so is Florida nnd Seminole county nnd Sanford. This littio old city ia growing so fast nnd doing so well that the people as a whole should -gw-lo church tomorrow and thank the Creator o f all things fo r showering so many blessings on them, This pnrt o f the state is truly a modern paradise and wo should be thankful evcry dny o f our life fo r hnving the privilege o f living here. We note eorjer wenthcr, showers, sunshine nnd everything in our wenther report today. 5:11) A. M. J U N E 21, 1922 Maximum ...»............ 91 Minimum ______ 70 Range 74 Barometer ......... 30.10 Rain .0! North and cloudy. ----- T O N I G H T __ 7 GLORIA SWANSON and |m DOLPII VALENTINO in ' Elinor Glyn’a Tea Pineapple Pic Floating Island Foamy Sauce Ice Cream Iced Tea The Churchwell Co. Peach Pie Coffee Open Until II o'clock Sunday Night FIRST STREET : SELLS IT FOR LESS W ELAKA BLOCK �PAGE 8a THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1922 — ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n r— ■ -ztiD DAILY HERALD WHERE WAS YOUR LITTLE GIRL LAST NIGHT? J i k t l * w r , clIrrB D oa r x r r p f l u > U r at I k , llr r a ld lln lld la c , IOT ■ i f i a t t a A » , Bastard. V ia . THE HERALD PRINTING CO. and Industrial organizations making up the national chamber’s member* *rvV b o m s a x m w o w s n * G<W *|WC*B AUMWSUOTE W W M PL’ H i.iB iiK n n U ■ ■ Ka U ■ ■ ta ^ ■ K d llo r , h * . J. H O L L Y S rarata rr-T ra sa a rer I*. * . L it.L A U D A. M I K L __________ O ra rra l M aaaarr I'feaar IW ap to SMW P . M. A well known lady o f Richmond, « ly at each other, and tho fence postd r ■■ — ... — A d r r r t l a l a s l l a t r * Mad# K n o w s on respected nnd honored mother, hand* stand dismally out in the night like A p p llra llon from the more than 1,400 commsrlial MICKIE SAYS MIS COW MJOtff 4W0W UP M ltd PSAttLN GA.TB4 J84T M StPBTXa 14 CL04IVJG ‘tlA, KS V« ja w uorr « m so gooo rd the following to tho Daily R e c i ­ gaunt sentinels. Nnbarrlptton l*riao la A d ra soa Flagrant breezes toy with the curls ter with request that It bo reproduc­ O a t Y e a r .................... . ..... ...... -— MAM • lx Months ______ ___________________ BJM ed. I t applies somewhat 'to Lnke- that dive from her pretty forehead IJ riltrrrd In C H r * r C arrier and the nice boy holds her closes In O a t W n k ---------------------------- U Coal* Innd also: The following article is from Col. his nrms. W hy not? Not a soul is T k t k l ( l l - l o 10-pace W t t k l r H ar­ old r a t lr r lr r a tr r a Hrmlanla C t a a lt Billy Mayfield's Weekly, published In near and it is nice to be held tigh tly and la publlahrd a , t r y K rld ay. A d ra rtlalaa ralra mada know n on n yp llra - Houston. We hnve had this article by the one you love. Why not ? They fton. llrn iR rra llr In p olitic*. 12.1*0 p tr on the copy hook fo r more than a are doing It in the picture nnd no one yaar, alw apa In n dtan ra. work. Every time wo started to turn thinks wrong o f that. Whv noL The "lory books ore full o f stories o f girls hesitated— and put It back on tho >n the arms o f tho ones they love. hook. W e are not certain yet that Why not? No one will ever know. He vows o f a love that is tender It should he printed, but Cod knows and enduring. Ho whispers sweet something ought to bo done to wake nothings Into rnpt ears. Ho presses some parents up, and so here Is tho a long ten-minute kiss to her lips. story. “ Isn’ t my rhibl having a grand Her cheeks grow warm. There steals time," muses (he proud mother, as over her a strongs new feeling that she contemplates the popularity of comes to a maid when shte is alone her daughter. "She is so popular « fTh a rnatf and held In his arms. He with the hoys that she Is nut every U "* * » her ngain nnd ngnin— those hot w ith some !>oy nnd doesn't get warm klrscs. Her head f nil back In until a fter midnight It is wonder- H*l*p in his arms— that is your little girl nnd the nice boy who just left ful." M K M IIK II T H K ASSOC'l A T K I i 1'ltKSft it over to the linotype operator wo Tha Associated I'raaa la exclusively Otllltled to the use for republication of all news dlapatchea credited to It or not otherwise credited In thin paper published and also the local news heroin. All rlichta o f re-publlcatlon o f special dispatches herein are also reserved. O ffic e i I I K I t A I .il IH 'IL IH M O . I'b o a e 14* JUDGES O U T OF PO LITIC S. ship. to the national chamber’s board o f T A K E A T A B L E S P O O N F U I, O f directors. The council holds a spec­ S A L T S IF BACK H U R T S OR ial meeting preceding tho annual B LAD D E R BOTHERS convention o f the national chamber ■ ■ to pass on the program and to select We nro a nation o f meat eaters and a nominating committee. The coun- our blood is filled with uric acid, i ay, cillora also act as chairmen o f the n well-known authority, who warns ui delegations representing their organ­ to bo constantly on guard agninit kid­ ney trouble. isations. A councillor occupies a position o f The kidneys do their utmost to fr** liaison officer between the national the blood o f this irritating acid, but chamber and his own organization on becomes weak from the overwork* important questions. they get sluggish; the eliminative tis­ The chamber o f commerce o f the sues clog nnd thus the waste is re­ Urtited States Is the strongest com­ tained in the blood to poison the cq. mercial organization In the world. Its tire system. object is to encourage trade nnd com­ When yuur kidneys ache nnd fee] merce; increase the efficiency o f like jumps o f lead, und you hart American business organizations; to stinging pains in tho back or the obtain uniformity nnd equity In busi­ urine is cloudy, full o f sediment, or ness usages and laws and to get pro­ the hlnddre is irritable, obliging you per consderatlon nnd concentration o f to seek relie f during the night; when opinion on questions nffccting the fl- you have severe headaches, nervous rmnclnl, commertcnl, civic and Indua- and dizzy spells, sleeplessness, u jd trlnl interests o f the country nt stomach or rheumatism In bad wrathlarge. jer, get from your phnrmacist about A system o freferendn operated by four ounces o f Jnd Salts; take a tablethc chamber has met with unusual spoonful in a glnss o f water bsfors sin ( ess in obtaining tho viewpoint o f breakfnst each morning nnd in a few business men on national questions, days your kidneys will act fine. This Thrso opinions, when they point to famous salts is made from the acid of the need o f legislation or other gov- grapes anti lemon Juice, combined ernmontal nction, nro transmitted to with lithie, nnd has been used for tbe government’s executive officers generations to flush and stimulate nnd to congress by the national cham- clogged kidneys, to neutralize the ber’s headquarter! nt Washington. acids In urine so it Is no longer a -------------------------source o f irritation, thus ending uriGOING TO L A K E M A R Y TH U RS- nary nnd bladder disorders. DAY? Jnd Salts is inexpensive and cannot --------1injure; makes a delightful effcrvciThe Jitney Bus w ill take you there cent lithia-wnter drink, and’ nobody and bring you hack. I-envc Rnnford can make a mistake by taking a little 10 n. nt., 1 p. m., 4:30 p. m., T p. m.; occasionally to keep the kidneys clean and active.— Adv. lonvc I’ nkp MnrF 11 n* m*: 2 P* m5:30 p, m.; ft p. m.; 11 p. m. Fare Tho world at your door every even­ ^ onc way, 60c round trip. Teleing for 15c.— Daily Herald. Phon* y ,ur Phone 382‘ 7 M tP Many times hns this newspaper argtted for the taking o f tho judiciary The sound o f the hammer is heard out o f polities ami again it is anxious in tho land— not the hammer o f the to bring tho idea forward hoping that Does her popularity rauso the boys >'nltF home. knocker, but o f the builder. This is ns true a picture o f the girl some legislation may bo enacted soon who call to stay at home in the par— o ■ who habitually goes night riding thnt will do away with the possibility lor? o f a candidate for a judgeship betom“ No. they always take her out fo r ,|own "bady ,nm*s n* ( *od Him self can L o--------------------------c a l R c s i d d l t -------„ B liy S draw i* ing prejudiced through tho necessity n ride.” T h (* S till f o r d B r n n c l l It isn’t exaggerated one bit. One o f electioneering or seeking nfter Poor old mothrr! Your daughter . votes. Florida’s Judiciary is ns high is hnving a "grand time." Sure she single hit, and every girl who has B e l - J a r ( O IIC C been out that way, i f she were frank, as any in tho land nnd tho Judges o f jj* . but how? the courts of this state, although reOut every night on some lonesome would say It Is ns true ns Holy W rit. t liffurd Penlavdy W ill Take Over the 1 didn’ t go ns fa r with my story as qulred by the present to stand for re- road with the car parked? Sanford Branch nnd All ti nt couple will go i f those rides are election every two years, hnvo mainMost o f the popularity o f these Territory. tnlned the dignity o f their positions days is born o f promiscuous love. Tho permitted to continue. Where was your little girl Inst nnd carried on their highly Important young libertines (lock where the cheap Clifford Peabody has purchased night ? work with impartiality nnd fairness love is easiest. ftom the Snyder company their Inter"W h y, my little girl was at a Tho strnin must be enormous, how­ (MMy little girl is different," Is whnt .t .st. in ... the Bel-Jar Coffee company dunce." ever, ujHin the judges who each two you sny; that is w lnt you alt say; land the territory rights to sell this Sure, she wns there fo r awhile. years must go Into a campnign— an­ that is what they aii think nnd feel. "M y girl wouldn’t do such a thing l*m <luct. which includes all tho counnouncing themselves as candidates Let me tell you something. You are <ties from Gainesville and Pntatka and going through the preliminaries, not raising your girl right when you n* Hint. That is whnt they all say, but night- !*cll*h to I*ort Myers on the West asking the voters fo r voles and per permit her to go long auto rides into haps tanking speeches nnd promising the night. You nro not giving her ly thousands o f enrs nre out thero on rnn,t nnd bort Pierce on the East to uphold the Inws o f the stntc, just the chance she deserves. Your little the public roads narked with tho ™ » t nnd intermediate points. The ns though their records o f the years girl Is made up o f tha same flesh ns lights out. Somebody's little girl is Pel-Jar Coffee company has been opwrapped in somebody's orating here about one year and has previous were not sufficient endorse- anybody rise’s tittle girl; your little out there built up a fine business, hnndiing only . nns. Where wns your littlo g irl? mclil o f their ability ami Intentions, girl bus tbe same emotions and Im The federal government, realizing pulses ns anybody else's little girl, Don't go to making alibis. Just the best grades o f coffees and teas, a that judges should lie above petty pol­ and is no different from anybody n*k yourself if you realty knew where ;,nd Mr. Peabody hns been with the firm for the past six months and that she was. itics required in repented campaigns else’s little girl. Every girl ■ Just reason with yourself a little takes over the business with a know­ nnd re-elections, nnnics Its judges to drops to shnnic nnd degradation was ledge o f the trade nnd o f the products serve during life, nlthnugh they enn once once just as sweet and Innocent while. and his many Snnford friends are 1 ant talking about the habitual he impeached. Tho state Judge, cloth­ and ns pure minded ns your little girl, confident he will mnke n big success riders. ed with the duty o f deciding in mat­ the difference being she wasn't given the protection she should have "been W H ERE W A S YO U R G IRL L A S T " f MrSnyder is one o f the large ters o f life and death nnd property, i offee importers o f this country and must spend nt lvnst n part o f his sal­ given. She wns permitted to nin at 'S'H1HT? ary— modest enough In Florida— In will with arty man she met in autos W’ na she in thevnst army of parked bail so many other mutters to occupy * That’s the difference mitomobilei that flock the land n ft-r his attention that he thought best to 8 paying campaign expenses, every oth­ late nt night. between your good little girl nnd the nightfall? sell the Sanford branch to Mr. Pea- J; er year. I f a Judge has served ten bad littlo girl. They nre all good to Every road leading out of every , I’**!)', who could give it nil the time ■ years or twenty there Is no differ­ start with They nil wnnt to do ‘ itv I h n<« kcd with parked cars nnd nn< l attention it deserved. On a c -: ■ ence, he must be n “ candidate" each ,r„,y hqmnn ,thnl „ nv be 1IL right, every one o f them. The doninny o f these cars some libertine count o f Sanford'* location It mnkes election nnd it is only should have some worries over th e ' H,cnt is always gradual nnd it al- ■* Making the downfall o f some in to . *n Meal distributing point for nny J possibility of defeat, even though ' vn>'* follows the long auto rides Into <r,,t k'irl. * husincss in this line and •» wa* this ■ l----night, ' And they say the worfd is getting feature that caused Mr. Snyder to ■ strong .............................. in the feeling of duty well nnd- ' *"•*’ better. locate here when many other cities fnithfully performed. j IT H* INEVITABLE! Go and aoo. t were after his business. Don’t tnke my word. With state judges named as nre tho * a,n K"ing to break up the auto W e nre glad to learn thnt this The sight is nwnitlng you nny night federal judges, for life or during good f MIng down darkened lanes. Co. : hrhavior, the mentnl strnin would b e 1 1 ,,m Koing to present the truth to relieved nnd judges would nt least -vnl1 mot Rers, with the full projectile feel thnt their time could he ad vanuf its naked hldeounitess. I tell you only the truth. The facts tngcnusly used in deliberations nnd in expounding the laws. There is o f­ are worse than any fiction yet conten heard a clamor o f tho law's de­ ceived by imaginative writers. You may I don't lay— nnd possibly sometimes It mny . -get mad with me. ______ hr thnt the human side Is forcing I ‘'nrr- H }’Au don't w«n» to H o t consideration of mntters political " ’hnt s going on don't rend this whereas a judge without the necez- Throw it nwny. I i.m writing for ilty for campaigning every two years Hiose mothers who want to know exwould not need he thinking or worry- ■•*'Hy what is going oi,. Let mo paint n picture, a real picing about re-election I f judges were elected for life the l,,re* " ," 1 >’" u End best frame it and selection would lie made with the hang it on the wall o f your memory. greatest ear,* and there would be lit ­ I am going to break up this night mttle tolerance o f the rlnlins o f men un­ to parking and you had better help fit fo r such positions who possibly ap­ nte, Tho nice boys calls and sits in the pear in the free-for-all biennial con­ parlop nnd kids you along n few mintest now staged. The Judiciary ahoiilt) utea nnd then says to the girl he hns be nhove politics nnd it* elevation will l>e a benefit to the state.- Tim cz-llu- come for, " L e t ’s go." The nice hoy and your girl depart into the night. ion. Tlds story refers to the habitual on ,n rt^ >'“ u " t>« At to go out nnd inw **n^'' Tli iinsands o f little girls are out ,h,'rp in parked cars. Girls just Innocent ns yours W H ERE W A S Y O U R G IR L L A S T ^ IG IIT ? A re you sure?— Lakeland Telegram Congratulation* to the First Nat* ( growing business will continue to mnke Sanford headquarters nnd that C liff Prntmdy will bo the presiding ■ ■ A im iH C n iC Ilt (Y - . W e ’ll Back the FarmerThis bank stands squarely behind all those things which serve to ease the problems o f rural life and promote the general welfare of the farmers. W e’re vitally concerned about poor yields, inadequate market facilities, low prices, insufficient credits, lack o f trans­ portation and every such problem affect­ ing the farmers. W e want each farmer in this section, whether a customer o f this bank or not, to know that we accept his problem as our own and offer him our help to satis­ factorily meet these conditions. ■ s STRENGTH- -PnOGRFSS— P en in su lar Electric Company i H ■ a a a a a a a a a a ■ a a e a a a a a ■ ■ \ e a ■ ■ Telephone 113 B PACKARD SINGLE SIX STUDEBAKER AND CHEVROLET CARS I SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY [G R O C E R IE S ! D EANE T U R N E R a a a Have Incorporated and ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■«■■■«■■■■■■■■■■!.■„■■■,■■■■■! Will Build Theatre L------------------— = ---------------------- = » BE SURE A N D SEE T H E He has a favorite spot where he geni tally does his pnrking. I f your girl is accustomed to parking, there is no argument. I f she Is not, ho will find some oxcuse fo r pnrking. His mind hns been nn nothing else since he sat Courtesy and Prompt Ser­ in the parlor and conversed with you,! vice Our Motto H*‘ mn)' have "engine trouble," or has to "look for a Hat,” or Is “ Just "simply tired o f driving and we may os well Sounds I’honra 497-494 ■ sit here ns in the parlor." reasonable, doesn't It? W K L A K A BLOCK And they ait there. Overhead the stars wink knowing, n B IB IIIIIH B IB IIIIIIH flll a a — SERVICE Rank upon tho starting o f tho ■ six-story hank building in n few A rticicH o f Incorporation Appeared ■ K. B. R A N D A L L , Jr. A . L. C A M P B E LL in Saturday’s Daily Herald. days. This is Sanford's first aky-------, ■ rnl" 'r « " d we are Justly proud o f • ■ The Milnne Amusement company ■ *he fact, and nlso o f the Fitst Nnt'°nnl Bank, who nre tanking such a I* the name o f the new company in* W flik a Building building possible. Tho First N ntion-' corpornted and the nrtlele* o f incornl l»«nk is the dean o f bnnks in the poratlon appeared in Saturday’s Our intention Ih lit always do just a little belter job than nn*l they are among the ren! Daily Herald. Tbe new company will builders o f the city and county. They proceed to the work o f building a we agree to. Satisfied customers are our greatest asset. have confidence In the growth of San- new theatre on the lot recently oc­ : ^ ’r,l *nd, like The Hcrnld, believe it cupied by the Star Theatre and tho will he city o f twenty-five thousand new building will cost nt least 150,people in the next ten years. It is 000 to build nnd equip in modern style nnd convenience. this Is building Sanford ” r faith ithnt i i i i k in iJUiJiiiiifT n a n io n i H " 1* u u ih t iih u f , Governor Small o f Illinois has been i *'Mht rider. and nd it is home people who an* putting The officers o f the Milnne AmuzcIt Is ns true as ILdy W rit. found "not gu ilty" o f the chnrgra o f ieir money into the tnnny big buildment company arc ns follows: Frank * They nre bn rely out o f sight beconspiracy nnd his acquittal seems To fnre his arm slips snugly around hef ''*gs Great is Snnford and great Is IMiller, president; Edward F. Lane, give general tatisfaction In Ulinota— vice-president; A. L. Betts, secretary thnt being tbe case, Florida is satis­ waist and she pulls up close to 1dm her people, and treasurer. Fred Walsma and A. to make the hugging more conven-' fied. lint. He is doing this unless he Is a Snnford rity bond* and Seminole W. Lee, together with the above of-----------A 1.80----------Looks like Snnford would have -it "po*Ulve stick," or a "human pill." I f county Isinds sold the other day fo r fivers, to ho the directors. A ll o f these gentlemen nre Sanhe is a regular he proceeds to pull a no, on'>’ par, but with it premium o f least two new theatre buildings if the b t o f cuss words. No young man i* nil,rp than three thousand dollars fo r ford men, prominent in business clr* ■ plan* o f the builders go through. au fait utdess lie can sling ’em dirty, 'he combined issue. Why should they vies, and they purpose to give San- a The greater his assortment o f expte- n,,t? They are celery-fed nnd ought ford a good theatre nnd amusement jjj lives the more he impresses the pophe the best procurable.— Reporter- place nnd one nf which the city will ulnr young thing with his worldliness. •‘'tarbe proud. I f thnt Isn't so I’ll quit right here. Thank* certainly has a °f C° m' W IG H T BROS. G A R A G f J - 1 ^ ^ ’ SANFO RD , FLA. They bowl around the city, mnybe friend in the Orlando Reporter-Star. Pnn>' l» 150,000. a a a a BBa BBaaaaB B B BB B B B Baaaa c»*xxrunx», r ^ to n dance fo r n short while, maybe to a salacious plcturo picture show, show. The house o f representatives ha« A . C o n i i c l l v N illT Iu d A C H E E R F U L W ELCOM E A W A IT S Y O U Ami they sail out into the night, i authorized the sum of 17,500,000 for ^ mi t : FRUITS I ' AND VEGETABLES ' a a a e a a a The Seminole County Bank { genius thnt will give it the pep nnd push to make it go. M ila H C It serves as an advisory body MEAT INJURIOUS TO THE KIDNEYS 5 ^ gCf1^ P, National Councillor U. S. Chamber Commerce he new work on the Wilson Dam a*, Muscle Shoals and none o f the money can he spent until next September, books like Muscle Shoals will dam National Council is Composed of Rep'h e repuh’Jltns instead o f Wilson. * rcerntitUca From Each — -----------o----- -------Organization Japan has mndo good on her promMr. A. P, Connelly uf Sanford has i*1*’ to nsaist in world pence. She will front the more than 1,400 commercial withdraw her troops from Silterln d c -( to represent the Snnford Chamber o f spite the fact thnt the unnrchisla arc Commerce in the Chamber o f ComIn rontnd o f the Russian government. metre o f the United States. ----------- o----------The national council o f the Chamber Bargains found each day by reed- o f Commerce o f the United States ing the.Herald Ada. consists o f one representative each European Plan Open all the year Corner Building •very room outside ■ �fffSfe # » . * , *\Kfx * T -X I *f- t < < r. • *'t a ; « *3/*; f; , — BRIDGE A N D L IN E N SHOW ER Mrs. Hawkins Connelly was tho charming honored at n bridge party rill cIom cu r Rrid4tr*tion book“ MRS. FURD DAIG KR, So^. * - Editor, and linen "shower” Saturday a fter­ noon, given by Mrs. J. D. W oodruff at Phone 217-W j 0n* 30th* ^ P H IL IP S , her home on Park avenue. There were l » | N k « r r b b t rr tfn ia vU K In g 7 »u a r* g o la g a o j n k r r r ar v a a la g five tables o f players and a number o f City Registration Officer. •r U an* r n ir r ta la la g , w rits J.J0-22-24-26-C ; **■*•* **™ *• ,kl* 4 f » » H a » » l . *1t U « guests camo In fo r the shower. SelallB. a r Ir lr h p s a * ih * item . It w ill The card tables were placed in the Sr g r r a tly apprerlaled. won’t find us on the stT*ct long living room, which was effective­ You blocking traffic; you get us ly decorated with baskets and vnscc o f S O C IA L C A L E N D A R roses, and Crepe Myrtle, J S S . 498. “ « '• » A fte r several interesting guinea o f Tuesday— Mrs. F, E. Koutnillat w ill bridge, scores wero counted, and tho entertain the members o f the Sans prize fo r high score, a crystal bud Souci It ridge Club at her home on vnse, was awarded Mrs. Dick Brown. Palmetto ave., at 3:30 p. m. The cut prize, a set o f crystal individ­ ual salts went to Miss Florence Hen­ ONE POUND NET Dr. T. A. Neal, o f Orlando, was in tho city Saturday attending to busi­ ry. The linen shower followed tho card ness and calling on old friends. game, the honorec receiving many beautiful and useful g ifts of linen. Mrs. M. S, W iggins and children Refreshments consisting o f pineap­ left yesterday fo r Georgia where they ple sherbet in pink cups and cake I will join Mr. W iggins. wero nerved by the hostess assisted by her mother, Mrs. D, L. Thrasher. Tho many friend* o f Miss Pcrrit* Mrs. Connelly, the honoreo, was I«eo Hell, who was operated upon fo r lo v e ly on this occasion in n most b«appendicitis w ill be glad to learn that Icoming frock of orchid georgetto com­ she is improving. bined with cream lace and snsh of I old blue, w om with hat to match. Mrs. B. J. Starling has returned This was indeed a delightful a ffa ir homo from Jacksonville where she has and one o f n series with which Mrs. been the guest o f her sister, Mrs. Connely is being honored. Robert W. Simms. N E W L A W FIRM PIANOS Ion . according to lbs plat tnereof dulJr recorder In the u b . „ rseord* _______ C A R P E T S A N D RUGS W A SH E D ths p public of Semlnol* County, KlorM*. In Plat Hook 1 at page I f , being a part of Wilton*, Section ll,‘ Township II Bouth. and cleaned by an expert. Itango SO Kaat: A xm im ter, Brussels and Oriental It appearing from the aworn Hill of Complaint filed In this causa that J. Rugs n specialty. Summer rates. I» Hellechasse. Joseph Klnegan, James H. rarnmore, James It. Klnegan and J. Drop a card or phono and we will call Hu tint go Finegan nro now deceased; A ll work guar­ that the names o f the unknown heirs, and give cstimntc. devisees, grantees and others claiming anteed.— Sanford Steam I'rcuery. under the said J IV Oellechnsse, de­ ■ 73-fltp ceased, Joseph Klnrgnn. deceased, Phone R60. James B. I’arnmore, deceased, James It Kltiegan, deceased, and J. Hulledgol Klm-gan, deceased, are unknown: and' Our references T Those wo have that complainant fears there are other Service parties who have or claim to have somo had dealings with.— Quick right, title or Interest In the hinds Transfer. 60-tfc-m hereinabove described. NOW T H E R E F O R E , any and all parlies having, or claiming any right, title or Intsrest In and to the lands “ Pm Going Right Straight Hack tc herein abo**o described under John D. Hellechasse. deceased. Joseph Flne- Mjr Dear Old Florida Home," at Hlngan, deceased, James It. Karamoro, de­ termister's Piano Store, Wclaka Block. ceased. James It Klnegan. deceased, and J tlulledgo Klnegan. deceased, 20-tfp II raise, and all parties claiming an Interest In the property to which relief Is sought, are hereby required to be and ' THE SAND PIPER appear before our said court at tho Court llnuno In Hanfor , Florida, on O PEN J U L Y 1, 1922 the 1th day o f Heptember, A. LV 191?, and then and there make answer to tho III! of Complaint exhibited against said unknown parlies, otherwise a Decree 315 Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach, Fla. pro Cnnfesso will bo entered against said unknown parties. Rooms and Meals It Is ordered that this notice be pub­ lished lit the Hanford Herald, a news* MRS. L. R. W A T T paper published In Seminole County. Florida, once a week (or tw elve 1131 Weeks ns to the unknown parties de­ fendant. Witness my hand and the seal of the saM circuit .Court on this 3rd day o f J u n e , A. IV 1933. (H E A L) K A. DOUGLASS, Clerk o f the Circuit Court. Hemlnole County. Fla. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Parker, who have Among the new firms o f the city is been the guest* o f Mr. and Mr*. L. Y i that o f O'Bryan & Sharon that will Bryan left Friday for their grove ut open up law offices here starting July ) Gotha, Fla, first in the Seminole Bank building. Both o f these gentlemen are well Mrs. C A, Williams and daughter, known in Sanford. James G. Sharon Miss ituby Williams, left yesterday in having been n resident o f Sanford for thoir car fo r Macon, Ga., where they tho past year and a form er resident w ill spend a month or six weeks. o f Quincy ami Madison and Tallahas­ see and well known attorney in the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cooper and son*, state. Mr. Lewis O'Bryan is n well Eugene and Frederick, o f Orlando, known attorney o f Kissimmee where were the gueat* o f friends here yes- he has practiced law fo r many years. ' terday. Mr. O’ Bryan makes a specialty of titles and has guided a wide reputation Mr, and Mrs. Forest Rhodes W hit­ fo r his expert knowledge along these tle announce the marriage o f their lines and aside from this is a good daughter, Mrs. Knnna W hittle John­ spenkcr and most successful attorney. son to Mr. George W. Huff, June 24th. The new firm o f O’Bryan & Sharon will be a welcome addition to the legal Miss Ethel T iller leaves Sunday for fraternity o f the city and county. Mr. Sol K Simon. A.bany, Georgia. Ilia Utrg.nl Mall Ortlei I'ecan Man In tho world, hna made th>> following .tartlln g atatement: ‘*1 ntiff.Tc.il wlih what the doctor call­ ed 'auto-Intoxication.' or Indigestion of the lower bowels I f I ate anything other than that prescribed In a eirlct diet. I niiff.tred wllh severe hi udechee and dlxxlnrne Instead of Inking an ex pensive trip In a health roeort, my brother persuaded mo to vtall him, and after each tnenl he gave me a dose o f 'P e r m I Ine.' In two days I was eating anything t.llhoul feeling Ihe slightest discomfort. I ordered mm l o c o bot­ tles sent to my home. I feel one hun­ dred per cent better nnd have raved about 1300, by not taking a trip to a noaitn resort na recommended by my phyalclnn— thanks to my brother and T e r r a llna.* ” This letter Is hut one selected at random from the hundreds of testimon­ ials In our files. Knrh tetter tells the nitmo story— Ihe wonderful tale of re­ lumed health— AdV. S O C IE T Y ph o no g raph s ph o no g raph records POPULAR SHEET MUSIC PLAYER ROLLS J. H. HINTERM1STER PIAN O CO. n v i l k i Block Henry McLaulin, Jr. O PTICIAN—O P T O M E T R IS T I l l Bast. 1st 81. Banford, F la ft ft : PROFESSIONAL : AND BUSINESS : DIRECTORY ft ft ft ft ft ft Asheville, N. C „ where she will spend tho summer visiting friends. Karl Miller, o f Haines City, will accom­ pany her to Jacksonville. Guess with each 10c purchase or over at Lloyd Shoe Store. Two pair of shoes Riven free for best guesses. Ask about it. Good utnit Saturday, July 1st. 78*2lc Mr. and Mrs. Henry McLnulin nnd V ictor McLaulin, left Saturday for NO TICE, G. I. A. Daytona Beach where they w ill spend Regular meeting Tuesday, June 27, this week. Mr. McLaulin going over nt Masonic Hall at 3:30 p. m. A ll to attend the Jewelers’ convention. officers and members requested to be Mrs. R. W. Pearmun and tw o chil­ present fo r Initiation.— President. dren, nnd Mrs. Kessler and baby re­ turned homo yesterday from Iaike Wales where they wero guests at a house party. EASY TO DARKEN YOUR GRAY HAIR You Can Find the Name o f Every Live Professional and Business Man In Sanford la This Column Bach Day Friends o f Miss Gcrnrdinc Muriel will ho interested to know that she is YO U C A N BRING BACK COLOR f t f t f t « * l f t l f t Wi l f t visiting Miss Ruth Adnms in Seneca, A N D L U S T R E W IT H S A C K S. C. It will bo remembered by many T E A A N D HULPIUJH Sanford people that Miss Adnms vis­ ited Miss Agnes Dumas here Inst When you darken your hair with \tlo rn ey -at-L aw winter. Sage Tea nnd Sulphur, no one can toll, Over Seminole County Bank heenuse it's dune so unturally, so ev­ Mrs. S. A. Messer, Herbert Messer enly. Preparing this mixture, though, SANFORD -:- FLO R ID A and Miss Glennn Locke, who have ut home in mussy and trouhtesume. At spent the winter here with Mrs. Ilrnxlittle cost, you can buy at any drug ton Baggett, left yesterday in the store »b<* re.,n . j.rcp-ruilui., Mctscr Uii fo i home* in Sistursimproved by the addition o f other in­ Contractor and Builder v'lle, W, Vn. They were accompanied gredients, called "W yeth ’s Sage nnd ns far as Jacksonville by Mr. nnd Mrs. Sulphur Compound." You just damp­ lAM'ORD F L O R ID * Rnggett. en a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, tak­ Mrs. Tom Jones ami baby have reing one small strund nt a time. By r turned from Orlando where they spent morning all gray hair disappears, anti ViHrUJBfC A n d t V l n C n i n C L O . n month as the guest* o f Mr. Jones' a fter another application or two your aunt and sister, while he was In hair becomes beautifully darkened, Expert Auto Repair Work Gainesville nnd other places on buaiglossy and luxuriant. SO Comer Flnit and Oak ness. Gray, faded hnir, though no dis­ grace, is n sign o f old age, and ns wo "WE DELIVER THE GOODS’ Guess with each 10c purchase nil desire n youthful nnd attractive nr over at Lloyd Shoe Store. Two appearance, get busy at once with pnlr of shoes given free for best Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, guesses. Ask about it. Good nnd look years younger.— Adv. Stornge Facilities George A. DeCottes S. 0. Shinholser SMITH BROS. Quick Service Transfei 9 » * please you, tell other*; If no •ell us. Phone 498 8. W. H ERND O N Insurance Agency utnil Saturday, July 1st. 78-2lc G U ESSING C O N T E S T GOING GOOD Buick “ Four*' Breaks Record fo r Economy Under official observation by Mr. J. Untie o f the San Frnnelaco Bulletin, nnd Mr. II. T. Hays, superintendent of FIRE—AUTO—BOND8 service stations for the Standard Oil Co., who scaled the gasoline tnnk, oil filler spout and rndiator cap, u Buick "F o u r" started on a 1,000-mile econ­ omy run in San Francisco. No spec­ ial equipment was instulled nor were special adjustments made on the car. V. C. COLLER, Prop. Day and night this ear rolled up the miles on the amazing average o f thir­ ty and four-tenths mile* to a gallon o f gasoline and one thousand miles to a quart o f oil. Needless to say the radiator required no additional water. When it was necessary to refill the CONTRACTOR and BU ILD El gasoline tank it was arranged that the breaking of the gasoline seal nnd the 117 Street B u f « i Fin. resesllng o f the tank be done by an nppointed official o f the Standard Oil Co. , , . The, crank case contained the re­ quired five quart* o f oil nt the start and wns scaled. This seal was not Real Estate and Insurance •ANFORD . . . F LO R ID A broken and no further oil wns added. This test proves the great economy o f the Buick design nnd. co n fim s Buick engineer*' choice o f weight dis­ tribution, hearings, engine size, de­ sign ami comtruction. Distance run ............. 1.000 milM Gasoline mileage , 30.4 mile* to gallon Oil M ileage ....... 1,000 mile* to quart C%u7?J JSykU e rad n.ulrr Work When belter automobiles are built, Fl. u V ‘ -Hndlnai Drl.nmr F U lo »«l r '7 Wheel steel Ge*r Bands; Crank Buick will build them.— N. H. Gamer, 78-3tc; w -itc Returned—--------------- Phone 61 j will sell them. SANFORD N O VE LTY WORKS General Shop and Mill Work (ieo. W. Knight Sanford Machine Foundry Co. & 7W | THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 26, 19*2 — NOTICE ■’> * w ! i » t ', '- T i | » « n . ^ . o ^ ?W « LF », * 3 s«S? Lloyd Shoe Store has n guessing contest on that is creating some atten­ tion. The window contains an Italian squash. With every 10c purchase or over you get It guess on the number o f seeds in the squash. Two pair of shoes arc given sway from the two nearest guesses. Ten per cent dis­ count is given on all shoes in stock and some pairs are selling fo r $1.95, $2.05 anti all real bargains. Good un­ til Saturday, July 1st. » Indigestion Forced Mr. Sol K. Simon to a Strict Diet HEOROE n. HERRING. Solicitor and Counsel for Complainant. June ll.|S.|'t.*«; July 3-10-17-31-31; Aug 7-1 t - ll- S I A Quick Scrvico Transfer at your GO-tfc-m .all. BUY A B U IC K, S A F E T Y F IR S T When you buy a cur, buy one with the best trade value. That's evidence that the lluick is the best.— N. II. Garner. 76-fltc;wltc Our prices are Just and right for dependable service.— Quick Service Transfer. 60-tfc-m N O T IC E Van can't make a mistake when you buy a lluick. I t ’s economy, dur­ ability. It's quality and comfort.— N. II. Garner. 70-Gtc-wltc 111V< discount on all shoes un­ til July 1st. Others at $1.95, $2.95 and all bargains.— Lloyd Shoe Store. 78-2tc S e v e r r l l r n d n c h r . nnd ! > l . * l n r « . Alan lrt>ul>l< il I .r a i l i n g Alb nn y I lll.rn . K l l l i l n T u n l»u >* A f l r r T a k i n g K f t rnllnp 4‘iinld H at \ n > t h l n g . CITATIO N W. W. Povehouso, Complainant, va. Th» unknown halra. devisee*, grantees, or others claiming under Joseph Klnegan. deceased, James II. Psramore, deceased. James It. Klnegan. deceased, John b. Dellechasse. de­ ceased. and J. Itntledg* Klnegan, de­ ceased. Defendants. To: The unknown heirs, devisees. ranters, or others claiming under oseph Klnegan, deceased, James II I’nr.m nrf, dscrsasd, James H Klim -D. -Ualischasss, ,iL Kan. dsesaaed. John deceased, and J. _________ ItuiUdgs Klnegan. ____ __ _ ___ *g»n. decsaseil. or otherwise and against all parties whomsoever claiming any lutereet In the following described properly situated, lying and being In Hemlnole County, Florida, to-wlt: l.ot I of M. M. Hmlih's Ird Hub-dlvls- t TO 81 A st not onlf her* of| kcr, lOd O., w rit! w r!.e n| Honey —..•» man a boy whj bronchial cough fo r 7 or 8 week*. F o l­ ey's Honey and T a r hns done him won­ derful good, nnd I shall always roctnmend it.” It sooths and hea's. Sold everywhere.— Adv. A ll girls wishing to enter "bathing beauties" parade at Lake Mary, June 29th, register with Ruth Gillon not later than June 27th. 75~4tc Distance makes no difference; we are rendy for the long, na well as the short trip*. Call 498 fo r a Quick Ser­ vice Transfer. 60-tfc-m I f It’s a piano, wo know how, Call 498. 60-tfc-p Wo deliver tho goods.— Quick Sarvico Transfer. 60-tfc-m Have yon read tha w ant ads tod a y! Join the throng* o f readers. a ir For your tire*, freo and when you want it. A IR For your comfort from G. E. Electric fans G ASO LIN E > For all makes o f cars. OILS F or automobiles, sow ing machine*, etc. TIRE S That wenr, a freo tube w ith each tir«. A ticket with every dollar on a sig­ " I f your local dealer doc* not han­ nal lamp given away July 3rd. dle F E R R A L IN K , send $1.00 direct to Ihe F E R R A L IN K D ISTR IB U TIN G CO., Tampa, Fla." :mes 105 Palmetto Avenue SANFORD THE WINNERS H a v e Y ou Seen This N e w Super Stove? 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. Duflfin B. H. Guthrie N ew Invention N ow on Display Are n few of the many hundreds that have purchased “ EXIDE"; Batteries from us. Nearly three years saler nnd not one to go wTong. T he widely advrttised New Perfection Oil Range with SUPERFEX Burner* that for the firrt time combine* g»»itove ip ee d with oil-stove economy, u on display here. Let us show you this big handsome new stova and its marvelous burner. Tn°!«* on an “ FXIDE** Battery The Battery Is the life of the car. WE RE-CHARGE AND REPAIR A L L MAKES BATTERIES Sanford Furni­ ture Co. RAY BROTHERS NEW PERFECTION OiJRange 107 West First Si.----- Phone 548 with SUPERFEX Burners LO O K ! FLORIDA Try a new Twin Loaf o f at all flood grocers Routh’s Baker; N °x t to Princess FOR SALE Are making you n special offer for TEN DAYS only. Wo are re­ moving to our new GREEN­ HOUSES nnd if you are interest­ ed in Large Tub Ferns, Fern Trees, Bedding Plants S — It then becomes impotent to pay obliga­ tions or help business conditions. FERNS and P L A N T S — Bank your money, and not only let it earn Call at the Greenhouse interest for you, but inject new life into 416 So. Lake St., Orlando E. A. DOUGLASS, Pres. — If people put their money away— even In tresses,— it is \vithdrn\yn from circulation. Coleus Get An Abstract Before Buying Property 5 nmall amounts— in tin boxen, nocks or mat­ of every descripaion. ABSTRACT CO. SEMINOLE , 1 M irror 10” x56’\ 1 Singer Sewing: Ma­ chine. 1 Desk and Chair. 3 Tables, Pressing: Boards, etc. ED. R A N D A L L Opp. Postoffice THE VIOLET DELL FLORISTS H a r d e n in g of Telephone No. 509 the A r t e r i e s Second nheelH, 8^x11, only in many varieties, and many oth­ 50c per 1,000, while they last, at er attractive deco rations in the Herald office. tf way of In the Cl real I Cswrt. S t r n l k Judicial C lrru ll. In and fa r the C . a a l j o f gem inate, Florid a.— la Chancery i the arteries of trade. — Your money will be safe when deposited : 5 with the— s The Peoples Bank of Sanford 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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 26, 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 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 26, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b6fd302bcc5a6ad4a2dac687914dfc81.pdf 13bd8e8995b0694150d5af83967a6c30 PDF Text Text *2 V ” *r ■jirn in«~ \ G «T ! / SANFORD “ T h e C ity S u b sta n tia l" The S anford Daily Herald IN THE H E A R T OF T H E W O R LD ’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY. JUNE 27. 1922 VO LUM E IIL adm inistration ?efforts MEET PRELIMINARY HALT* IN COAL STRIKE TRUCE ARMY BILL CALLED UP is Confer IN SENATE WITHOUT RESULTS P resid en t Harding, Sec. Davis an d John Lew ­ RAILWAY UNION OFFICIALS CONTINUE THE CONFERENCE ON THE RAILROAD STRIKE Informal Statements Show Strong Sentiment for Walkout (Ry The A*v>ciatrd Dress) % <21 53 ii£V It — *4«% |9 WATERWAY’S HEARING BEING HELD HERE TODAY BEFORE MAJOR LEHMAN ENGLAND WILL ACT NOW IN IRELAND City Crowded W ith Men CHICAGO, Juno 27.— Railway union officials continued their From All Parts o f Cen­ conferences today on the threatened railroad strike. With inform­ tral Florida al statements by union leaders indicating referendum of shopmen, maintenance of way employes and clerks throughout the United States discloses a strong sentiment for a strike as a protest against wage reductions. J. C. Smock, assistant to president of mainten­ AUTHORIZES SEVEN AND ONE- ance of way men predicted a walkout would be called July 15th. IF IRISH GOVERNM ENT C AN N O T SHU WAGE SC ALE MOST NO T HE IIA L F MILLION FOR TH E Others said conferences with railroad officials probably would de­ GET ACTION FOR IS BEING READ AS COMPILED nY SET UP 8 A Y 8 TH E WILSON HAM lay call until August first. PEACE T H E C E N TR A L FLORIDA W A T ­ UNIONS. I H r T fcr A s s o e ln lr d P r r u l REPT ER T R A F F IC LEAGUE ONE MINER KILLED AND ANOTHER IS WOUNDED AT OHIO COAL MINE I H r T fc r A .a o rln frd I’ r r a a i W ASHINGTON. June 27. — The III? T he A a .o rln lrd l*rra «t LONDON, June 27.— The Evening Major I.emcn, of the U. S. Corps of WASHINGTON, June 27.— Admin­ army bill containing seven and oneNews today says the Hritish govern­ Engineers, is holding the hearing to­ istration effort* to bring nbout n set- half million authorization for renew­ ment sent a warning Saturday to the day nt the court house on the Inland tiement of the bituminous coal strike ed construction of the Wilson dum at Irish provisional government declar­ Waterway through Florida nnd rep­ met » preliminary chock yesterday. Muscle Shoals, wns cnlled up in the After conferences with President sennte today by Chnirmnn Wads­ ing if the latter government's author­ resentatives from every pnrt of Cen­ Harding and Secretary of Labor Dav­ worth o f the military committee. The ity to restore order was not exercised tral Florida nre here to attend th* it John L. Lewis, president of the tariff bill wns laid aside temponrtho Hritish government would have to hearing. This morning A. P. Con­ nelly, representing the Central Florida United Mine Workers o f America, Hy. take action. Sfrip Mines Secern to Be Cause of Most of the Water Traffic league, with the pres­ announced thnt the union policy still ident, S. J. Sligh, nnd the vice-presi­ its wuh unaltered and unyielding in IIII.I.HIlOltOt'GII TO VOTE Trouble W ASHINGTON, June 27.- The sen dent, George W. Knight, nnd Secre­ inM'teme that n new wage scnle must ate today concurred in the house ON ANOTHER ROND tary M. W. Tarpciy presented an Im­ |. -< t up for the strike ridden mining amendment to the army bill authoriz ISSUE IM M ED IATELY (lly The Associated I'r r u ) posing urrny of facts r.ml figures on districts by national or semi-national ing the appropriation of seven nnd BRIDGEPORT, Ohio, June 27.— One killings, declaring thnt the “ most un­ the St. Johns river in n typewritten • l » r T f c r A a . o r l n l r d I ' t r a a l conferences with operators. one-half million for new work on the fortunate affair" wns due to the em­ T A M I’A, June 27,—The ndvnntnge petition to tho hoard of army engi­ The meeting between Mr. Hnrding, Wilson dam at Muscle Shoals effec­ miner was killed nnd another wounder wounded this morning when they ployment of non-union men "armed o f holding two elections the same day neers showing conclusively thnt tho Secretary of Labor Davis and Mr. tive next October first. with rifles nnd machine guns" to mine occurred to the county commissioner,* St. Johns river wns tributary to over Lewis, which took place around the were fired upon from the hills while coni in violation o f nn agreement en­ yesterday nfter they set July 28th for seventy-five per cent of the tonnage White House luncheon table, was the enroute to work nt tiic strip mine of tered into with the union miners. repeating the three million dollar of Floridn. Mr. Connolly had n care­ last of n series o f conferences into Mrs. William Jennings The Illinois representative contend­ highway bond election declared inval­ fully compiled statement that will be the Catherine Coal Company at UnNominated Today for ior.town, near here. Victims were in ed that newspaper reports of the dis­ which Mr. Davis took Mr. Lewis nfter id by the county attorney and they submitted ami he read only parts of his arrival from Cincinnati Sunday. The Vice-Presidency nn automobile when the shooting be- orders in many onsen were "very in­ moved up the dnte to August first the 'statement in answer to the ques­ Officially, no statement was forthgnn. Six men wore in the rnr but accurate," and said that according to when the voters also wilt pass on the tionnaire sent out by the engineer’s c.lining, though Secretary Hoover was Of (tenoral federation of Women's four escaped without injury. The ns- the local papers of Marion, his homo proposal to extend the city Unfits of I office. Col. Knight explained the map called to the White House for a word Club* snilants escaped. Three atrip mines ( "not one-fifth of the press reports to Tampa. that has been prepared showing th* with the president about the situation of the Catherine Company in this re- the metropolitan newspapers weru -----------— — TT'_ treams . :ul rivet .... i canal tribu­ immediately nfter Mr. Lewis left. A p ­ l l l f T h r Aaau rln lrd I'rra a t JAPANESE PRINCE DEAD. gion have been operating nincc the true.” lie said it regretted tho "retary to the St. Johns river nnd that CH AUTAUQ U A, N. Y., June 27.— , .. parently no spokesman for the mine pulsive ami horrifying details" con­ can I k<made navigable to the river and operators, whoso refusal before Inst Mr*. Thomns C. Winter of M l n n e a p - W<" ‘ ca u< Apri11 *' l l l f The Aaaorlnlnl l-rraal . ,, ,, . _ , tained in the arcounts and added: TOKIO, June 27.— Prince Yorihlto j m,,n> «* ° *>mnller ones that cun bo April to meet in the semi-national oils, wns nominated for re-election ns W A S H IN G T O N , June 27.— Two "I know that many o f the revolting, wage .ale negotiations o f the central president of the General Federation Ilignshl-Fushlmi, scion of one o f the . “ " " I for harSp* mnkln« F,°ridn onc of sides to the Herrin, III., mine killings j gruesome details ate not reliable and (ompetitive field wns the controvers­ of Women's Clubs ,nt the convention |oldesrt princely families nnd ndmlrni tlie greatest Mates in the union for were presented yesterday in the hous* ia l true in pinny instances. If tho in the Japanese navy, tiled yesterday ) wn,cr transportation, ial point in the strike, were in the here today. Mrs. William 8. Jen­ during debate in which Kcpresontntiv* people of tlx- country were better in­ at llaynmn. The prince is believed The greater pail of the morning nings, o f Jacksonville, Florida, was •jtpitnl for yesterday's discussion. Gnodykoonts, of Wost Virginia, and formed nbout the circumstances which to have been suffering from cancer " ’’'A taken UH with the fact- anti figMr. Lewis was first invited to Wash­ nominated for first vieo-president. {Representative Denison, of Illinois, led up to the tragedy they would take ington last Tuesday, nnd upon his ar­ Neither hns opposition. j complicated h ynn attack of influen- urcs as read from the voluminous reboth Republicans, participated. a different view of it." |x>rt nnd this afternoon the variou*rival Sunday wns taken into Secrotnry xn. He wns 66 yonra old. Mr. Goodyknontz called upon o ffic­ While not excusing a resort to force business men and farmers will be Davis' private npurtments for a proera of the Unitud Mine Workers of by tho union miners, Representative cnlled to tho stand to state tho fact* tra ted discussion, running sevcrnl America to ussint in prosecution of Denison nuid it wns well ktiown that regarding their volume of husinos* hour • past midnight, to be renewed those responsible for tho disorders whenever non-union miners were tnkthat will flow north nnd south via the Inti r yesterday at the tabor depart­ even though found among the union en into southern Illinois to mine coal, St. Johns river if it is made tho wat­ ment. membership. Otherwise, he said, the there hnd lieen a "tragedy.” erway through Floridn and the chan* “ We talked over the general probUnited Mine Workers organization Represei.tntive Goodyknontz n*sertYJ k Y n‘ * " I'huicd ami made deep enough for liin- of the bituminous industry and "w ill never be able to rise from the od thnt the "coroner's jury verdict In­ V I \ l ! / / s I i larger ships to come to Sanford and the -trike,” Mr. Lewis declared on f l o w level to which its members have diented thnt they (the union miners) _____ 'on to Miami. leaving the White House, “ its devel- GREED FOR COIN MAY THROW caused it to fall.” He ndded thnt tin have even control of tho processes of "parent, and intermiHoney’, nnd proI I T IN THE Had Many Visitors nnd Many Fine' There w m ' representative* from people "nre crying out against the the Inw there. He recited conditions Talk*. *Ke lower east const and from Orlnnjc<t. for its stabilization. No defin­ FIRE enormity o f the crime, nnd strong men in Logan county, West Virginia, nnd do, Dnlntkn, Dcl.nnd and ninny other ite plans affecting the strike were in the union should take note of tfie declared thnt property there would IH r The A*«»rln|rd Press) d*-» led upon. The strike situation is The Sanford Rotary Club ha.l one ' ,,0,nU “ nJ tho meeting is one of th* hnvc been destroyed and the Inw Ig­ THE HAGUE, June 27.— Bolshevik injur)' crime is doing their cause." unchanged. o f tho moat interesting meetings o f i n,°** Interesting nnd ono of the most Mr. Denison, in whose district the nored, ns he insisted it hnd been in the month todn> when thero were meet ngs ever held in thl"I explained to tho president the Russia wnnts credits la-fore anything disorders occurred, replying to the Illinois, hnd not the authorities c f the futility of attempting settlements in else. This pronouncement wns made »*' .nil ten visitors, nmong them be- 1,1 ,n<* *tnte. The meeting is still in w’~** Virginia m.mUii, mvi *iii in in county and state taken prompt ac­ mining districts. Them uio •r.-’t n:„ .. ^t. ..Iu aus *.it, ioo *I, ricad ing Major Lehman, of the U. S. i n* ,h,!' f*"»ie goes to pres* detail the conditions, which led to the tion. n" : roups of operators willing to hnz- o f the Russian delegation, which ar­ Corps of Engineers, of JacksonvIKe. • t*,w * ccount of 11 wlU be given in a trd their competitive relationship rived hero yesterday, in his first state­ President Thrasher called upon all ( *M,er with other producing sections by fix ­ ment to the pros*, nnd it hns created o f the visitora present to sny some" ' * ing a wage scale urttil they know what consternntion among the representa­ thing nnd they all responded with M AN SHOT HY their competitors arc going to pay. tives o f the European countries here, something good nbout Rotary. M nj-‘ W IF E A T I A (’K The country will be facing a serious because they had virtually agreed to or Lehman stressed the importance »' >rtagc of coal within a few weeks, discuss credits Inst of all—after some SO NVILLE, DIES o f the waterway* o f Floridn, told of an,] if the strike continues, the rail- tentative accord hnd been reached on the rapid growth of the atnte nnd roa N wil be unable to transport the question of private property nnd said thnt F'loridn'a problem \jns not "om n n Slioota llixliand Who Threat'ugh to take care o f industries nnd Russian debts. of waterways, ns we hnd plenty of cnp<l *° Give Her Beating Some of the delegates believed thnt domestic consumers.” them, but getting the proper amount -------Four o f Them and Most Important is the One for I here were no indications of what persistence o f the Holsheviki in this of work done on them, which he wns JACKSONVILLE, June 27.— DcRe-apportionment further steps might be taken by tho nttitude may imperil the conference; sure would bo hnd In good time. *P*tc tbl> persistent fight mudo by ntg"- eminent nfter the meetings hud they point nut thnt there can he no F. A. Wayman of Dnlntkn. J. H. tt(nding surgeons the pistol wound in l'<n concluded. Mr. Lewis expected serious conversation* about loaning Montmoulin of Dnlntkn, Fmest Row- U*o hcn*l o f J. L. Travis, 39, inflicted (lly The Associated Dress) 1 remain in Washington for another mopey or opening credits until some en o f Dnlntkn, Sam Crosby o f Day- l,y hi* wife, proved fatal yesterday TALLA H A SSE E , June 27.— Florida "The counties having one hundred day but was said to have no nppoint- satisfaction is first obtained concern­ citizens in the general election next thousnnd or more population shnll tonin. Red O’Conner of America, L. n f,,r thc man hnd boverud between ing property and debts. Ilelgium nnd November will vote on four constitu­ n <on with officials. *inc*' Tuesday. Tho hnvc four representatives each: The A. Rrtimley of Sanford, Cornelius ,if‘‘ ,‘ n,, France will he.the first to oppose the tional amendments, suhmited ns a re­ counties having .10,000 and not more Christinncy of Allendnle, D. J. Felt- w°und, extending from the right enr soviet procedure. '" " I I F . l t ID E N TIFIE S BODY OF forehead, through which pnrt sult of action liy the legislature Inst than 100,000 population shall hnvo nor o f Oseola anil aevernl others to SON K ILLE D A T 1IBBKIN, IL L year. three representatives each; countiea gave good talks. Capt..Arthur Cun- ,,f thc *’rnin I'roased out, was beyond W A T E R W A Y S HEARING AT Onc o f the amendments provides for having 10,500 nnd not more than 30,­ dy. who has charge of the Roy Scout l,M* remedy of surgical operations, ,,, '.'.‘ s Thr A iM tlsln l I 'r m l DAYTONA YESTERDAY the creation o f special school tax dis­ 000 population shnll have two repre­ movement In five counties In this pnrt nM<* tbo man never regaineil conscious•(.RUIN, June 27.—One of sixteen tricts, authorizing a tax levy up to ten sentatives each. All counties having o f the state, gave n most stirring unidentified dcuil buried in the potAiknrlnlrd I'ffM l Charges against the wife, whose •Hr Tfcr A ..»n »i,d |mill, for school purposes in such dis- less than 10,500 population shall have talk on reputation nnd character, tell:' rf field Sunday was claimed today. D AYTO NA, June 27.—Citizens of ^ ” ’t“ ing of the difference nnd of the work two rhlldrcn w*re made fatherless, one representative each. The hnaia of ' ,r'- Mablo Jncohs, o f York, Da., iden­ sevcrnl interested cities nnd towns thnt the men o f this country must *’>’ her net, were changed to murder, tified the undertaker’s description of . . . , _ ... „ , The second is a proposed amend- apportionment ns provide*! fur in this appeared before Major >>. II. Leh... , I give to fhe hoy* In order thnt they | *bo conveyed the final outcome amendment shall be the federal cen­ Number sixteen ns thnt of her son, „ merit to Article V of tnn constitution man. United States engineer, nt n . . . . . , , sus next preceding tho nportinnmont may grow Into the right kind o f citltbp tr*8*dy to her in the county rencc Jacob*, steam shovel opera­ . ' ... . , .... i„ ,„ .*,„ authorizing the leg alature to provide hearing held here yesterday into the , , * . ..... 1 , . zens and he received n most goner- -I1***’ ^bt‘ bad repented her act a few made by the legislature.” tor. The body was disinferred this . _____ for the appointment of add t onal cirproposed government sponsored wa.... . , , . . nus applause at the close of his r e - , b" ur* n^ter the shooting and prayed A further provision is that the gov­ morning nnd taken to Y’ork. cult judges, where such apointment* marks. Capt. Cundy is a fo r c e fu l/ 01" hi* recovery. She shot Travis terwny. . . nre necessary to the speedy operntion ernor shall by special message to each The hearing wns one of a series • house at the appropriate session of speaker and knows his work in the ' "hen he advanced on her with the inKELLEY R ILL DOSTDONED. conducted on the subject by Major of thl* court*’ the legislature, direct attention to this Srouts ns few men know It nnd he tention o f administering one o f hi* REDUCED TH E RATES FOR Lehman. Speakers appearing today The third amendment is to Section amendment, and if the legislature ifill give the boy* o f thl* district the whimsical thrashings, she said. SECOND CLASS M A IL urged the development by the gov- 3, Article X VI providing for the-payshould refuse or fail to apportion the right sort of leadership. Rotary is j ^ cr body, broken badly by the exernment of a waterway from Fern- «"*nt of salaries to state official* representation. It shall bo the duty of vrry much Interested In Boys' Work l*'ricnces of the past few days, gave ... t'Jf.TfcjS AtMttalM l-rrsal completely when she heard o f his the governor to convene the legisla­ and they hnve done n lnrge part o f WASHINGTON, June 27.-Tho nndinn to Miami, which wouia be monthly instead of quarterly, part o f an intercostal waterway from The fourth amendment is to Section the work In thl* rounty in assisting dl'*th. “ I wanted him to Ijvu so ture in special session for the pur­ h" u*f postoffice committee today the Boy Scout movement under the much,” she sobbed, “ for my sake, nnd '"ted to postpone consideration o f tho Hoston to Miami. Several Interested 3, Article VII, and relates to.renppor- pose of making such apportionment. able leadership o f Chairman Deane *or *he sake o f tho children.” kelly bill for reduction of second class cities and towns were represented, in- tionment. The proposed amendment eluding Daytona, Daytona Reach, follows: Turner. • | She has obtained permission to go MRS. NICHOLAS LONG WORTH I "dal rates until December session. Sen Breeze, St. Augustine, Port Or"The legislature that shall meet A. President" Thrasher touched on to<lny 1° custody of a deputy sheriff DIES AT CINCINNATI * nd those thnt shall meet evhis recent trip to the international nml arrange for the funeral. Thl* LA N TA , June 27,-rHooper A lex­ arge Ormond, Wilber, New Smyrna, D. Oak Hill and other cast coast point*. *«Y ten year, thereafter shall ap|*orI I l f T h e ( u u r b l r S I’ r r w i convention nt I/>s Angeles and he completed she will return to face a ander, former federal attorney, will C IN C IN N A TI, June 27— Mrs. Nich- was much struck with two principles coroner's Jury inquost this afternoon. foiled before the federal grand representing the local chamber of tiun the representation in tho senate, tho whole numlier of acnators not to olas Longworth, 77, mother o f Repre- as exploited there—that of the Boy commerce, Major P. D. Gold, of Day­ Jury to prove his assertions in a excet’d 38 mcml>eni; and nt the same sentatlve Longworth, died here today Scouts nnd Boy*' Work and the idea GRAFTON, W. Va., June 27.— Two "•dement published today that boot- tona, Judge J. R. Dunham nnd EuMasters, o f St. Augustine, G. 'time shnll nlso ap|Hjrtion the repre* (o f pneumonia. of peace throughout the world In ?onI mine tipples were destroyed with 'KReni in Atlanta wero immune from gene prosecution, N. T. Jones, assistant fe d -1YV. I'arkhill, o f Jneksonvllle, and G. i sentatlon in the house o f represent*-, -----------— — - r — which ihe International Rotnrinns dynlmnte near here today. 1 Official* i *aid they had rreeired threat*. are playing n big part. fr«l Prohibition director, said today. ! N. Rldgely, of Ormond. . |t,VM' " “ •* u» do Job BOLSHEVIKS WANT MONEY FIRST THING ROTARY CLUB’S FINE MEETING AT f\l?,7 TVMY AV FLORIDA WILL VOTE ON CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS AT THE NOVEMBER ELECTION “ if > �PAGE FOUR ■■ ■■ 1 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, ™ n »A v , a n a !.,,. „ „ SANFORD D A IL Y H ER ALD , MONDAY, J U N E 26, 1922 * * * * * * * * n r n n A ii a t o PERSONALS WHAT ARE YOU DOING for the man you will be twenty years from today? Start N O W to build [i reserve against that day. Four Fastors of Kour Churches Joined in the Public Welcome N e w Pastor Mr. Sheldon, of New Smyrna, Is Dr. King, the pnstor of the Baptist visiting his uncle, Wm. Aylctt Fitts of Temple, was formally welcomed by Union nvcnuc. the Minister’s Association and the Maurice Ilclston left today for his people of Sanford Inst night at a un­ home In Canada whero he will spend Ion meeting at the Temple. On the rostrum were Ur. King, Ur. Brownlee, tho summer. Ur. Walker and Ur. Burhani repre­ Mrs. W. D. Holden nnd son, Wm. H. senting the Baptist, Presbyterian, Holden will be nt Holy Cross Rectory Methodist and Congregational churchfor the summer months to greet their ca. The program was varied by songs friends. of the male quartette „nd by special J. R. Hayden left today for Balti­ selections by the choir nnd singing by more and Washington and points In tho congregation. The ministers all Virginia where he will spend tho sum­ loineil in extending n welcome to Ur. mer months, returning some time in October. A COMMUNITY BUILDER r . P. FORBTBR, Prraldenl II. F. W n iTN B R , Cashier , m N Ka n n M YESTERDAY’S RESULTS Classified Ads Sc a line. No ad taken for less than 25c. and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit accordingly. GAMES TODAY Tampa nt Jacksonville. Orlando nt Lakeland. Dnytonn at St. Petersburg St. Petersburg Jacksonville FOR SALE Dnytonn .. .... FOR S A L E — Fresh ripe figs. Leave Orlando your orders nt Hanson’s Shoo Re­ Tampa pair Shop. 77-2tp Lakeland Ml S A L E — Five room cottnge, Pal­ American League metto nvo. Bargain.— W. J. ThigWon I m. 77-fltC St. lands FOR S A L E —TWO nice Jersey cowa. New York Prico reasonable .terms cash.— Mrs. Detroit W. E. Allen, Longwood, Fla. 76-fltp Chicago FOR S A L E — Five acre farm, 4% Washington acres tiled, nil in good condition, Cleveland good house and barn, has good gns Boston .... system In house, located nlsnit five Philadelphia milos from Sanford, or hard road. Can make terms.— A. P. Connelly. 76-tfc National League Won I FOR S A LE — At a bargain, practical­ ly now Colts Acetylene lighting plant with necessary pipe for instal­ lation. Phone 3703 or v l l F. F. Dut­ ton, Jr. 72-tfe FOR S A L E — Five room bungalow with sleeping porch, screened, and in good repair. Located in the best residential section of the city.— A. P. Connelly. 73-tfc FOR S A L K — Potato barrels in any quantity, special prices on enr lots, correspondence solicited, Clearwater Mfg. Co., Clearwater, Fla. 8-tfc American l.enguc FOR BALE— Warehouse with R. R. At Chicago, 4; Cleveland, 3. siding. Within four blocks of center At Detroit, 6; St. I^iuis, 0. o f city. At Washington, 2; Philadelphia, I I Geo. F . KNIGHT Olhcrv no* 272-tfc to m iE in aigin in iaicjiim gj ----- T O N I G H T ----BERT L Y T E L L Welcome to Dr. K ing * a t Union Meeting in Baptist Temple Not much stirring today ex­ cept that $100,000 worth of new buildings was started this morning early and the sun is shining hot on the workmen as we go to press. However a good breeze is blowing and 80 was the max. yesterday. 5:10 A. M. JU N E 26, 1922 Mnximum .— .....- ........ 80 Minimum ................— "0 R a n g e ............................ "3 Barometer .—..... - ...... 30.09 Calm and cloudy. This is an unusual photoplay in which Bert Lytell will thrill you nnd nlouse you. Also— BUSTER KEATO N The Sad Fare Comedian in a Fea­ ture Comedy Tomorrow— William Sanford Desmond in “ Fighting Mad.” Mrs. F. J. Gonzalez, o f Minmi, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. E. I.itRue Bliss, o f Orlando, becomca the guest this week of Mrs. Deane Turner of Myrtle avenue. For Floridn: Local thunder' showers tonight nnd Tues day. K. K. Wadhrook left Sunday going by steamer for a two weeks' visit to Now York City and Boston, visiting relatives. He will then return to Lake charge of the Sanford Golf nnd Country Club. A Herald Vnnt Ad will help you The Daily Herald Delivered to your door six days a week for 16 cents— Join the throngs of readers. Why pay more? The Berger Steel tiltcr, $2.25. Sec us before you buy. — Elder Springs Water Co. Phone 311. 61-2tc On Friday Mrs. S. 0. Chnse delight­ fully entertained in honor of DeaconHarriet R. Pnrkhill, the house guest of Mrs. B. F. Whltner. Among those invited were Mrs. N. do V. Howard, Mrs. J. N. Whltner, Miss Caldwell, Mrs. B. F. Whltner, Jr., Mrs. B. F. Whltner, Sr., Mrs. L. G. Stringfellow, Mrs. A. I). Key. Mrs. Jon­ athan Peek, Mrs. Wm. D. Holden nnd Mrs. Rice. ( ’apt. Arthur Cundy Is Here This Week With Boy Scouts TUP. MEMBERSHIP OF THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS. Capt. Arthur Cundy, who will hnvc i barge of the Iloy Scouts work in this distrirt, is in the city and Is making a thorough canvass o f the situation with regnrd to the work of tho past, present nnd future. He visited all the churches nnd Sunday schools yes­ terday morning nnd will make tnlks to all the civic bodies of tho city while he is here. He will address tho Ro­ tary Club anil the Kiwnnls Club nnd possibly tho Chamber of Commerce nnd tell them just what the work of tho executive consists of, what tho community is exported to do for tho hoys and give n general outline of tho LONDON, Juno 26.— Asked by Ix>rd Robert Cecil in the house of commons today whether he could state tho gov­ ernment’s attitude toward the admis­ sion of Germany to membership In the league of Nations, Prime Minister Lloyd George replied that Great Brit­ ain would he willing to support a proposnl for Germany’s ndmission. I I l f Tfc e A s i n e l a l e a I’ r r M l The Daily Herald Delivered to your do<>r six dnys n week for 15 centa— Join the throngs of readers. READ T H E TELEGRAM. THEN COME TO SEE UB ,<M Angeles, Calif., May 2 Oakland Molor Car Co. Pontiac, Mich. Oakland 6-11 touring proves economy and endurance by winning sweepstakes cup and class cup nnd making Im*M showing regardless of price class in an­ nual econoni) run from l.os Angeles to Camp Curry, Yosemite ^ alley, dis­ tance 360 miles. Gas consumed 12U gallona, oil none, water 2 pints. Weight of car including driver and 3 passengers 3360 pounds. Miles per gallon of gas 2'J.JN. Ton miles 19.37. Approximately 130 miles mountain roads in extremeI) had condition due to rain nnd melting snow, winning under most unfavor­ able road conditions nt any time during Yosemite annual run. Harry Neville, our service manager driving, 16 different cars competing. California Oakland Motor Company. Kent Vulcanizing Works Phone 127 Sanford’s New Store 1 Store In Floridn 10 Store* in Georgia' LADIES’ D EPARTM ENT Jazz Orchestra Will Play Thursday For Musical Carnival DK S A LE CHEAP— I good Jersey Among the prominent visitors to the Lake Mary Will lie Scene of Big Gath cow, $50; 1 Oliver typewriter, like city this morning were Mr. and Mrs. rrlng of Young nnd Old !W, $30; 1 Ford tar anil 2-wheel Hewett Hill nnd daughter, Helen, and uilcr. Will sell Duller separate or « 0n, Herbert. They huve been visiting {tit car cheap, 1/ sold soon.—F. L. j relative* In Fustls for the week end reene, West Side. 78-3tp ,,n,l are on their way to Tampa where OR S ALK __Set of Van Brigglo they reside. Mr. Hill is the head of s h o c k absorbers, $12.00 or will trade the Job printing department of tho i on a light truck body. i\ O. Box Tampa Tribune and one of the heat Thursday. This insures lovers of j Osceola Fla 78-2tc known printers nnd newspaper men in dancing good music ns this well known J d ll S ALK OK BKNT— I houseaT n »»»•’ ^ |*f aggregation o f jnrz producers have Sanford Heights. Geo. Hunter, « » •PPreclated v sit . . the ed.tor established n reputation wherever they . tl ,, *|« wiis an employee of the* Hill Print mi; have played. They also have a large ..... '• " ,,x 16°-P-_ _ .. t o., when it WM the largest printing following nnd It is expected that they plant in the state. will bring a large numlx-r o f musical J. Musson feet artists from Daytona with them. I'll I NCR ALBERT CHARLES The program calls for dancing from OF MONOCA IS DEAD 2:30 p. m. until 6:30 p. m. and from , furnished 7:30 p. nt. indefinitely. FAIHS, June 26.— I’ rincc Albert Tlie most important feuture of the llonnrc Charles, of Monaco, tiled here day will he the bathing suit parade. today. . Miss Ruth Gillon has had charge of this part of the program nnd advises there will be at least fifty girls en- j tcred. There will he three prizes giv- J FOR RENT— Ono npnrtment of two LOST, STRAYED en—one for the handsomest bathing or three rooms, gns store, electric suit, one for the most unique bathing Team of dark bay lights, running wnter, two blocks from plense notify J. B. 1. suit, and the third for the most at­ p. O. Also furnished rooms with phone 133. Reward. tractive girl in a bathing suit. Frizes board, $8.00 a week nnd up. 110-112 for this nnd nil other contests will be FOR TR A D E Commercial. 04-tfc donated by Sanford merchants. The committees from the different FOR R e K T — itoom■ and kitchenette. property, one new house civic organizations that have charge —Shirley Apartment* opposite post ingston, Tenn., Overton o f the arrangements are confident office, upstairs. ______________ 28-tfc 5-room house in New that, ns a result of the day, sufficient Fart of store. Tom Young county, for land funds will he secured for the Sanford ■ing water. This Is u hand. In order to insure the day benterested.— O. S. Coop, ing a success, however, it is necessary ft. 78-ltp that the Sanford people "turn out in large numbers next Thursdny and give w anted not only their moral support hut their WANTED financial support ns well. Ford cnr. F. O Fla. __ discount on all shoe* un WANTED A few more boardors. i til July Lst. Olliers ut $1.05 Rates $8.25 per week. Apply «oo $2.05 and all bargains.— l.loyt Laurel Avc. T8-2tP Shoe Store. 78-2t< M E N ’S D E PA R T M E N T >1) AS COLD \'Ayards K A L B U R IN E ----------------------------------- BAY CASH -----I It is Not What You Make— But What You Save That Counts The Churchwell Co FIRST STREET WELAKA BLOCK �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, w m . v PAGE SQL TH E SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, T U E SD A Y , J U N E 27, 1922 ■ y ’bAILY HERALD MICKIE SAYS VAEM, FOUCS.USSEU* 1 TNV OUT TOAM LOCMlvV FEW flj tAOM&M, 6 0 IP VA- SftE A k i V R --------------------- I tgllnr S r «r * l* r ,.iy «* iir r r ....U f* * r a l M anager A4»rr«U lag H a ir . Made Known A a a llcntlon Mnbarrlpilun F rlrr In Adsasce Tfcs big 12-1.. IS-page U 'M k l al4 f l l l r r l , eaters Seminole mmf la published e v e r, Friday. ( M a g rales m a l , know s an n (Inn. Ilemnernlle In pollltea. $ 1 gear, * l w * , i In advance. MKMIII.il T H U A N S O U A T K I) FIIKNS Tha Associated I'rass Is azcluslvalr :r.“ !news : i a ,0n ,h- .“ V forcredited •'•JPubHcalloo of all dlaiiatchea to it or credited In this neper herein ' h* ,M!* 1 n ,W * published righla of re-puhllcatlon of special dispatches herein ere also reaervad Offlrei IIICIIAI.il I l l ’ll,DI.VIL Fhaae I4N mummi, Ann iney should ikj oncournff* r<l to line tho rondslde uiul chamber **n<l festoon tho ndjncont treeo, In home few favored sections where pubj He sentiment nnd community pride arc j full and high, rltrun trees might bo ; |daiilt-d nnd taken earn o f by tho resi­ dents tn prevent disease and pest growth endangering the adjacent ornngo groves. Of course it is going to cost each ' community some money and a little work; but in return for both the add­ ed value to tho worth of the lands so beautified will be incnlculnhle. Many a spot that now stands bare by the roadside, blazing in the sun, would become n shaded nook, attractive to tho passerby and coveted by tho home­ site seeker. It is well to ItHik ahead. It is well BcuoMam* t o o s , ple a se ruw IT 'VP we GOUT VCEER f£R TW DERM 6TUBP BUT VIP. Qcrr *T» WKYE IT -r KEEP THIS M GREAT FAhWLT JOUOUAi. R OOtAtwr T> N M AM' PtEASE I V MEMTUJU IAN MAIAE \ 1 Much o f tho future p Sanford hinges on tho mooting. W o wonder how mnny business hien » f Nanfonl will be nt the meet­ ing ami how many of the fanners? . I ' * THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1922 4'. by tho successful contestant. The beat essay from each state will be Judged by a national committee to lie appointed by John J. TJgert, Unit­ ed States commissioner of education. PLA N T CITY TO BNPORCB b« U II. Fort. W . jP. Rojura and L r l l o r • A L L AUTO ORDINANCES B Ollea, and t h * temporary ofTtrera Of th* corporation afiatl be U • B. Fort, |SEES SHIP A FIRE AT SEA, TH E N EXPLOSION ■tain Seleigh, o f the coastwise steam r er Van, which arrived here today from Miami, reported that Saturday night while 90 milca off Hillsboro f l ig h t he observed what appeared to ! bo a vmm1 fl«mes. He did not stop, as another vessel was headed i for the rescue. A IR M E N NOT G U IL T Y OF M U R ­ DER CHARGE I.irut. Tiaiher Killed Man Who Fired on Him While on Duty Captain Seleigh said his attention was first attracted by two Budde. outbursts of fiames. He turned fn the direction o f the object and when In nbout a mile there was an cxpt0» ion and then the object disappear^ from view. A t this timo he observed three lights moving for the spot and as he was behind his schedule he turned nbout nnd continued on h', , trip. • ■ JACKSONVILLE, June 27.-I.ieut. II. J. Toohcr and Sergrant Km tjan Hredvad, of tho United Stales air j servkt-, w ire found not guilty of n I charge of first degree murder by n I Jury in federal court here yestciday. The case grew out of the killing o f F. I H. Pitt at Punta Gordn in April. 1921, and for n time threatened to cause a I 'clash between military nnd civil nuth■ critics. THE COAL STR IK E Employment Bure: The trial was unique in several reM AY HE SETTLED The vocational committee of th, ispecls. The nrtuul hearing lasted ley* BY GOVERNMENT .itri nnd Professional Women's than four hours and ulthough the case requests all younfr women d* I vvn.i heard in federal eourt the two " ■ V * a e A . . o r la l e d I ' r r a i l emp'jyment to register at the WASHINGTON, June 27.— Indica­ men were defended by United State* National Honk tions nt tho White House today that District Attorney W. M. Gobcr and MINES G. ItKHNER. Chair* liis assistants, while the state eon- the government would soon be able to OlMaVf _ ducted the prosecution, make an announcement in the coal Dance Tonight e Th** trial was necessitated by the *trike situation nnd that n step con­ Tue>- action o f n Charlotte county grand templated was n move to bring tho Casino. n jury in returning Indictments charg- louder* o f the uinon miners and rep­ I in* Tooher and Hredvad. A private resentatives of the operators together 866 cures Hiilnu-s Fi oaw-20tc - from l nrlstront field where the men for discussion o f wage differences. i are stationed was also iiamed in the M AN K ILLED Guess with each 10c purch 9 indictment, hut he did not nppear In ONE ' IN GERMAN RIOTS court yesterday, and it is understood nr over nl IJoyd Shoe Store. I AT IIAM IIU R i; MONDAY pair of shoes given free for b IIL" 1)1 I V , - '• • ‘"••■ Ira I'rr.a I guesses. Ask about it. (;, utnil Saturday, Julv 1st. ;s- llr.KLIN, June 27.— One man Was reported killed and ten other wounded 666 quickly relieves a cold. 30 in disturbance* which followed n demonstration last night in Hamburg Dnnrc Tonight over the assassination of Rathenau. Casino. it e k p a y ’ s KESUL loridt State League ponrille, 0? Tampa, lionsl Usitue I his, 9; Boston, 4. , 6; Pittsburgh, 4. iti, 7; St. Louis, •* •rhcduled. American league on. 4; New York, 6. rlsr.d. <5; St. I-ouis, 0, ■ot ichcdulrd. an Association , 2; Indianapolis, 5, ; Louisville, 0. hcduled. Southern Association Drlrsns. I; Atlanta, 6. |(i j; Itirmingbam, 3. , Rihk, 3; Chattanooga r* not scheduled. G vMKS TODAY at Lnkelnnd. ,t Jacksonville, at St. Petersburg. P L A N T C IT Y , June 27.— MotorUU have been warned by officers here that the automobile laws will be enforced rigidly after July 1 and that drivers who retch town after dark with their rear lights or otljcf proper lights not burning will be ar­ rested. The pasteboard license tag also ia to be taboo. It is the prac­ tice of many motorists who lose their tags to print or paint the number on cardboard and display It, or to dis­ play a tag reading "License Lost," or "License Stolen." Motorists with such tags will be taken up unless they hnve documents to prove that they have applied to the state comp­ troller for another tag. Dance Tonight Casino. TueGOING TO L A K E M ARY TOURS D AY? The Jitney Hus will take you there and bring you back. I^nve Sanford' 10 a. m., 1 p. m., 4:30 p. m., 7 p. m.; leave Lake Mary 11 a. m.; 2 p. m., 5:30 p. m.; 8 p. m.; 11 p. m. Fare 35c one way, 50c round trip. Tele­ phone your calls, phono 382. 78-3tp Daily Fashion HOW THEY STAND Florida Slate League Won Lost rtburt: 9 4 rille ® ■* Tue- W e 11 B a c k the F a rm e r This bank stands squarely behind al those things which serve to ease the problems o f rural life and promote the general welfare o f the farmers. IVnpIc everywhere are singing the praise* of Sanford. Thl* Is all very well, but what Sanford must do at once i* to get sufficient houses to take care of ail the jieople who sre coming hero looking for homes. Our population will never increase unless we can locate the people who are hei-r excry day looking for houses In w'hlch to live. .\mrriran league Won I W e’re vitally concerned about pool yields, inadequate market facilities, low prices, insufficient credits, lack o f trans­ portation and every such problem a ffect­ ing the farmers. We want each farmer in this section, whether a customer o f this hank or not, to know that we accept his problem as our own and o ffe r him our help to satis­ factorily meet these conditions. Thousands o f motonst* pas-ed ov­ er the widened OriandoW.fotrr inter park Park is now onenatt completed. The extensions on riginal nine-foot c r a u tJ hbr^v , * \ or' c ' n* 1 n 'n ^ t -ty are asphalt hi! ” ' r mie-1. ami the width of the highway t On. C..n. . pnvi M m n, ,k , fn•r. T " ""** 7 hrxHtgh the highway and high. transportation education cent«*«* a national prize consisting of 4.000 university scholarship will tw given to the boy bov or girl of hich be school age, in public “ h~ " - - » * ' e- X won -SS xrnt.ng good writing the best essay tx-ada. rxvada. Ixxcal conteata hare Kcea he’d in in each •*•«* state »r.d and the th best e - . v from .ach o r t . .st i v , . v_ T has b TV. „ n , m l „ „ n . i . n ,h* C n [v.rtit) fC v U ™*j * '* •■> ra od . And of equal importance -tudenta winning the first doubt as to a verdict of not , p h - _____________ 1 rw r- * . ‘ ‘ Va ‘ K“ * * MKI *— « * « . « r * NEW YORK. June 27.— 1 a further sharp decline :n I market during today's earl hut liquidation became le* on the break to 20 74 f „ r contracts and then* were 30 to 35 points in the later October sold up to 21.10 a: at 21.08 with tbf genera coming steady at a net decl to 47 points. cxi. ■SERVICE A. L. CAMPBELL P e n i n s u l a r Electri Welika Building Our intention is to always do just we agree to. Satisfied customers arc Telephone 113 M I'N IIT 1 1 ) RK| K \SKI) W AS WITH AMBRI BE SURE A N D SEE THE 'PACKARD SINGLE SIX STUDEBAKER AND CHEVROLET CARS SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY ---------- a l s o ----------- o( ,M * - 'r : h PROGRESS E. B. RAND ALL, Jr. MEXICAN LAW YER fo r fir*: class job printing better kind come to the Heralt 'r - "'*'■*• *• *>•., a where only the best of workn w.v w h ^ r ,n * h eh' mc r° r ,c th«* hirh wlfM l sending in and material are used a> whnh « going to receive the the three best essays The r r «-o -j , STRENGTH three ■ ---------W IGHT BROS. A-U. FORT, Agent — . GARAGE— a B B a s B a u is B B B a s a s B s u B a s s a ■SANFORD. FLA A CHEERFUL WELCOME i t " ,r a ld ° , r , n - i Courtwy and Prompt S«r- I a ric* Our Motto % iZ 7 D EANE T U R N E R : W KLAKA B lO O t s n i i r r S -? 2 Per week, delivered. ^rburban vea- estate state judge, wa, f f th' w- K --------- 7 ‘ •wlopW fnt humirvsi c f j. tv • we m y c t fiumt suable home budding - a " . ' ^ wtnttng essay ha, been for- standard make* c ^ link Winter Park wtth Ortando nd „*.? ? ^ l.t> M *,dnal for slightly used for * cut the running time ^ ^ — P' your c ute, and that with safety Tv W* r i , Tll>U> 4t O. M lag an kirn of what the w i L s d S y t l ~ hc"*n h ' J ^ ' « e * tuition and way mean, betw^n W . n t ^ L ^ att« ^ ----------^ and or unirersity choeen 644 qmkkly reiser, Corner Building every room outside Cleanliness is next to Godliness We invite the public nnd ail users of ELDER SPRINGS W ATER to visit the spring and in our method of handling its product Why take a chance? Your eminent physicians claim that this water in unexcelled and its purity makes it most beneficial for mnny troubles. •i«< • '* i U * a i • The Ford people of Sanford as well as the Western Union recommend this water for butteries. Call phone 311 and have a bottle of thin water sent you nnd protect vour health. E ld er S p rin gs W a te r C o . SANFO RD FLO R ID A Forenoon and afternoon tidea occur nt approximately tho same hour nnd minute: Date June SANFORD M A R B LE & G R A N IT E Street 1018 Weal P in t Stress liouflowived who prefer the fine flavor pecul­ iar to high grade flour, and like the "easy to fix " features of self-rising, are delighted with • the "Quality 1'lus" flour. ing grocers. Southern .\««oeintinn Won Lo k Orlran Ik Rock Bingham last* lltillr ltUn<xiga vrn*r, T^r AaaaetalM Press) 10RK, June 25.— Jack Brit'»tR cii-«.ighb Losing ■ttpion, successfully defended his " Renny Leonard, lightchampion, referee Patsy HaI tkiming that Leonard hit Brit(he latter was on one knee, “ * thirteenth round of their fifr Mun! match last night U:»r Mvo minutes nnd 42 seconds -fhtlng jn the thirteenth round ’ uddcnly went down on one * 'he referee started count0T,r him. Then Leonard went » *n,i struck Rritton a left to The referee said he had ***n a foul blow struck before , w,-,'t 'town, although Britton Rritton then sat in his Distributors, I'alatka r lfl<* fighters had left the I5'' crowd -urged around the toiiianding an explanation of 'I’ it.rs' tactics In Connection ' tout. Rritton was on one r'* wa" deliberately struck by ' • ' ho then walked to hilt "laiming he had struck Brit* The referee said, howev'bought the blow was un- JI'A X l l t l l t l i i : ( I O I I M M OF SANPOHII A r t l r l r I. The name of thla corporation ahall tie HAN JUAN tJAKAOK CO M PANY OF HANPOIU*. and Ita principal place of business ahall he Hanford. Hcmlnote County. Florida, hut said corporation may have offices and conduct Ita busi­ ness elsewhere In the State of Florida as may become necessary or expedient. A r t i c l e II. The general nature of the business lo he transacted by the corporation shall he as fullowa: to buy, sell. rent, lease, exchange, store, repslr. ma nuf a c t u r e , build, paint and ileal In automobiles, arroplanes. trucks, tractors and motor vehicles of all descriptions, and their parts and accessorlre; to buy. sell nnd d e a l In agricultural Implements, tools. . * •" CORRECTED TO NOV. 16, 1921 Southbound Arrive .... 2:36 a.m. Notice Is hereby given Ihut we. the unilcrslsi.ril Incorporator*. Intend to apply to Ills Kscellency, Cary A. liarJ , , Governor of tho i-’.e.c of F I oI.J m, at Tallshnsser. Fiorlds, on the Jrd day of July. A. I> 19*1. or as soon thereafter a* we can he hrard. for Let­ ters Patent to be Issued to HAN Jl.'AN tlAMAOK C O M P A N Y C»F 8ANFOIID. of which corporation the following shall be the Articles of Incorporation ABTIUI.KS OF INCOHPOHATION OK SIX It ia sold by lend­ Florida Grocery Company Seymour, Indiana * O U TLIN E D W IT H FUR The popular Mraight-linc frock takes on nexv interest when it is trimmed with narrow bands of fur, put on lo outline the nock and line of adjustment. Hlue serge makes up this appealing model, and the fur used may be cither kritnmer. heaver or monkey skin. Later in tin* season the fur could be replaced by braid Medium size requires l \ \ yards 54-inch serge and 3 yards of trimming. Pictorial Review Dress No. 9605. Sizes, 34 to 42 inches bust and 14 to 20 years Price. 35 mils. W ORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY Blish Milling Co. Northbound Arrive — 1:48 a.m. ....11:45 a.m. ... 3:42 p.m. ...10:00 p.m. Second sheets, 8'/;xll. only 50c per 1,000, while they last, at Herald office. * t4 It '• not only doing the daily ta*k GAI1 ILI.E. June 2 ,.-G eorge "e ll that counts but also being fitted Kerr JVrmes, Jr., a l.Vyrar-old s o lor u (teller position wher the tim e '"more of the I,eon high t.-hool Talt„ rase it. lh , trained mind lahas*, e. is state winner in the go.*! of th.- educated man or woman raizes road • re-ay content xvhi-h ha* he-,. •n all the problems that confronts i mfucted among the high *ohools of it and seeks to solve them inr’ rsd of ic state by t h e 'gxt eral extension 1-elng content with dalng some par■vision of the University of Florida, tkular thing that belongs to the dally -operating with the highway ami r>'ntlnr of mechanical performance. ighwsy transportation education T ° 4b< great army of col leg, train­ •mmittre of Washington. !>. C. Sec ed men and women, which is today d place wa- won by Angus H. h-re.-er than ever l>efore. the country aegregor. a senior in Miami High looks for the intelligent service that hool. and third place by Norman •hall make the future one of pro­ 1xmher:*in. a junior in Miami high gress toward higher and belter hool. The silver loving cup given thinr* than we have exPr known.— the high school sending in the Tampa Times. rtv best essays goes to the Miami SAFETY FIRST LOW TIDES ON T IIE nKACII Notice of Application for Tax Deed Under Section 575 of the General Statutes of the State of Florida Notice ia hereby given that H. R. Stevens, R. E. Stevens and Geo. W. Knight, purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 201, dated the 3rd day of June. A. I). 1918, has filed said certificate in my office, and hns made application for Tax Deed to issue in accordance with law. Said certificate embraces the following described property sit­ uated in Seminole County, Florida, towit: All unsurveyed part of Sec. 29, Twp. 19 Si R. 31 Hast. 270 acres. The said land being assessed at the date of the issuance o f such certificate in the name o f A. R. Chappell. Unless said certificate shall be redeemed accord­ ing to Inw Tax Deed will issue there­ on on the 18th day of July, A. D. 1922. W ITNESS my officinl signature and seal this the 12th day of June, A. D. 1922. (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fla. By: V. E. DOUGLASS, D. C. 6-13-20-27; 7-3-10-17.6tc Dance Tonight, I^ike Mary The world at your door e usmo. Tue-Thr-Sat-73-tfc mg for 15c.— Daily Herald. When Hie baby is done drinking." say* a nursing Nit tie advertisement. "I« should he unscrewed «nd laid In " cool place under n tap. If the hah.v does net thrive on fresh milk, it should lie boiled." President: W . I I I t H i n VUo-l»real* dent, and U I W > Jl QUo*. Secretary and Treasurer. Bald Plrefitora and nffloers •ball serve until the first annual meetin* of the stockholder* hereinafter nrnrtdext for.- unleta auah offlcara or Director* shall '<« i changed at some prior meeting r • tho Incorporators or stockholders The first annual meet­ ing of t.ie stockholdera ahall be held on the second Monday In January? 1923. and annually thereafter on the second Monday In each and every . January, aurh Hireling to ho held at the prin ­ cipal office of the Company at Hanford. Florida, o r auch other place a a may ha provided by the Plrectors of the cor­ poration Article VI. The highest amount of Indebtedness nr liability to which this corporation can at any time subject Itself, la Fifty Thousand (ISO,000 no) Hollars Art tele VII. Names, residences and numbers of shares subscribed by Incorporators: Nome llealdence No. of Hhsre* l*. It. Fori. Orlando, Florida to W. P. Itogers. Orlando. Florida to l-rltoy It. titles. Orlando. Florida I Daytons at lakaiia^ ' Jacksonville at Orlando. S t Petersburg st Tamps. JULY 27, ft, SB— ‘ Daytons at Tamps. Jacksonville at Lakeland... . . SL Petersburg at Orlando. JULY 31— AUGUST 1, * — Daytona at St. Petersburg. Orlando at Lakeland. Tampa at Jacksonville. AUGUST 3, 4. S— % Tampa at Daytona, lakeland at Orlando. St, Petersburg at Jacksonville. AUGUST 7. 8. » St. Petersburg at Daytona. Lakeland at Tampa. Orlando at Jacksonville. AUGUST 10. 11, 11— Orlando at Daytona. Jacksonville at Tampa. S t Petersburg at Lakeland. AUGUST 14. 15. 18— Lakeland at Daytona. Jacksonville at S t Petersburg. Tampa at Orlando. AUGUST 17. 18. 1 9 Daytonn at Orlando. Lakeland at Jacksonville. Tampa at St. Petersburg. Trilby Branch Arrivt Leesburg Branch • Arrive ------ 3:55 p.m. ____ _ 2:60 p.m. ...— . 5:50 p.m. ____ 1:30 p.m. ........ 7:00 p.m. Departs 2:46 man. 8:40 a.m. 3:20 pjn. 7:10 p.m. Departs 2:03 a.m. 12:05 pjn. 3:52 p.m. Depart! 7.3Ct~su. 8:25 p.m. 7:90 a.m. 7:00 p.m. Depart! Oviedo Branch 7:46 pjn. xNo. 127___J... v - n *l!jr, except Sunday. xN o. 126..... . O FFIC IA L SCHEDULE OF FLO R ID A STATE LEAGUE FOR 1922. JUNE 26. 27. 23— Daytona at St. Petersburg. Orlando at Lakeland. Tampa at Jacksonville. JUNE 29, 30—J U L Y 1— Tamps at Daytona. Lakeland at Orlando. St. Petersbnrir at Jacksonville. JULY 3, 4, 5— St. Petersburg *t Daytona. Lakeland at Tampa. Orlando at Jacksonville. JULY 6. 7, 8— Orlando at Daytona. Jacksonville at T am t«. St. Petersburg at Lafcsland. JU LY 10, 11, IE — » • Lskclrnd at Daytona. Jacksonville at Tampa. St. Petersburg at Lakeland. JULY 13, 14. 18— Daytona at Orlando. Lakeland at Jacksonville. Tampa at Lakeland. JU LY 20. 21. t 2 Jacksonville at Daytona. Orlando at Tampa, lotkeland at S t Petarsbcrg. Selling Out c A llStock in Stationery and Office Supplies for T w o Weeks In order to close out the stock o f Stationery and Office Supplier and make room for new stock of goods coming in and also to put in larger and more commodious offices the Herald Printing Company will sell all stationery and office supplies listed below at half price. All of these goods are going higher instead o f dropping and the pric­ es arc b ig 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 in Job Lots Fine Box Stationery, worth $2.00, now Fine Box Stationery, worth $1.00, now. Fine Box Stationery, worth 60c, now... . 35c and 40c Pound Paper, worth $1.00, now. .... ...... Envelopes to Match Pound Paperr pkg, Gilt Edged Correspondence Cards........ Plain Edged Correspondence Cards.... ....................... Students’ Looseleaf Note Books (D e Luxe, $1 value .50 Students’ Looseleafe Note Books, 65c value.......... . .35 Students Looseleaf Note Books, 45c value............... .25 Looseleaf Note Book Paper, 2 pkgs. f o r ................. . .15 10c Composition Books for 5c Composition Books, for 10c School Tablets, 2 for 5c School Tablets, Ink, Paste and Muscilage E V E R Y T H IN, G IN OFFICE S U P P L Y L IN E A T a* G R E A T L Y REDUCED PRICE Herald Printing Co. i �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY. : t* « . i r D—a il y , h e_______ r a l d Si c*t™long n thr°uRh **** loaf pine in the world, where •rwrr •rieraaaa^ _ __ _eaMaf tit li m i t B t lM W lOT if possible, or needed, young pine* C KUu could be planted. Then agnin, there are nrea* where vinca and ahrubbery o f evergreen or blooming varieties r V B U lilK R l abound, and they should bo encourng_ j . IIOI.LT— . Ktfi.or c‘* t0 **no ’ I1" roadside and chamber j » lal talaAIt It A. the adjacent trees. In !’*••• i«N op to is n p. m . I some few favored section* whero pub­ i l m t U l i t Haifa M a l t K nona on lic sentiment and community prido nrc full and high, citrus trees might bo Appllralloa planted nnd taken caro of by the resi­ _ ■■haerlpllon Frlre la A*vane» O s * Tear ........................... dent* 10 prevent disease and pest •t* Monika___________ ________ growth endangering the adjacent orla Clip bp Carrier On* W r t k ------------------------ -------IS Crala nngo groves. , T * * e i « IX-lo llt-parr SVvrklp H r, _____ . .. .... Of. course it Is going to cost each • » r a llr r lr rntrra Nrmlnul* Coualr mu4 la pnbiuhrs rrrrp PriSap. Adrrr- community some money and a little l l * l * s ralra m i l , k a i m n _ tlaa- Drmorrallr (a poll I Ira. sxilii'prr w" r,<; *’ ut in return for both the add­ Tear. al**a,a la advance. ed value to the worth of the lands so m »: m iii : ii t u b a n n o c ia t k d p u b is I beautified will be incalculable. Many IE HERALD PRINTING CO. V. ,£;.•<• . • IllK i ! Im I i? by the successful conteaUnt. The j n A ’M Y T I? I C A W C iSERS SH IP A P IR B A T beat essay from each state will be T ^ SEA, THHN EXPLOSION judged by a national committee to I N M E X IC O , H E L D HEM, FOLKS, USSBAt be appointed by John J. Tlgert, Unit­ rw o u t Loouwt' r e a FO R R A N S O M I J A C K ^ ^ ^ T T 1 ed States commissioner of education. 27»^C| k, mou&H, a o ip wAKsae . tain Scleigh, o f the coastwiso iu*m BCLOMQIM' TO OS.PLErtsB Ruul Greasers Want to lie Taught Another er Van, which arrived hero toda* A IR M E N NOT U \V4\ UIE DCVJT V&ER. f£ R Lesson ’ from Miami, reported that Saturday |TVV DERM 6TUPP BUT VWE GCTfl | G U IL T Y OF M U R ­ ------night while 90 miles off Hillsboro T ' WKVE KX T KEEP *TVUS DER CHARGE WAilfiffiTOSTiSS '’"Worty hc oh.,e.rv^ what •PP«»red“Vto GREAT FANJIN JOUttMAL _ _ 1 American employe, of the Cortex Oil ** * VeM#I flan,M’ « • did not COWWVf - t) Nfc\ m t p l e a s e l.ieut. Tooher Killed Man Who Fired c «nipany near Tampico and destineV“ 8eI Waa he»ded MEVJYUX1 IAS UAlAE\ tlble property valued at a quarter of % * " . " “ "J . . .. k| on Him While on Duty Captain Scleigh said his attention j a million dollars is being hold by Reb­ el general until a ransom of 15,000 was first attracted by two *udden Illy Tlir ABBorlnfrd I’rrsa) JACKSONVILLE, Juno 27.— Lieut, pesos in gold is paid, according to outbursts , .. . o f flames. He turned ■—. in "*ht II. J. Tooher nnd Sergeant Km tjan ilreilvad, of the United States air (senite, were found not guilty of n charge o f first degree murder by a Jury’ in feiieral court here yesterday, The case grew out o f the killing of F. II. Pitt at Punta Gonia in April, 1921, nnd for a time threatened to cause a clnsh between military nnd civil a u n message to the state department from the American consul at Tampico. S‘ «te de|>artment Instructed the Amorienn embassy at Mexico City to "ntc the Mexican authorities to take immediate action. The rebels nre holdin»r the plant with 2-18 well armed n,en* t h - ------------------------ - I . ** lrec on ° V10 obJecL nnd when /' n 1<” 1* *1 ,n* °, ^ cf® w,,, an e*ploi'° n " , thon ,h«i object disappeared At th 8 timo be “ haened thrt ° ll(rht* i miov^ E fo r the spot and a* hc wns behind his schedule hs turned about nnd continued on h!| trip. 'foVTrp'ub'llcinon'if' “ " ,," t ‘ h" 1 n0W " Un,U by tho roadside, blazing in tho sun, would become a shaded nook, attractive to tho passerby and coveted by the home­ a,.A'i.roW“ V 0f ■'••Publication of apaclal site seeker. * fllapatchaa herein are alao raaarvip] It is well to look ahead. It is well Employment Bureau orrirn IIKIIAI.D Ill'll.t>INU. I>k«ar UN t,ritic*TIIR COAL STRIKE to remember that success in this life The trial wns unique in several reM AY HE SETTLED The vocational committee of the nUs|. j»|»ect*. Tho nctual hearing lasted less ir* does not consist nlono in getting the IIV GOVERNMENT .k m nnd Professional Women's Huh than four hours and although the case mere necessities. Tho real success in requests nil young women d-siring { was heard in federal court tho two Much of the future prosperity of community building, in road making ... ,,,r AssselatM P r r u i emp'jyment to register at the Ji,,, WASHINGTON, June 27. Indicnmen were defended by United States Sanford hinge* on tho waterway *»r in humanity upraising consists also National Mink District Attorney W. M. Gobcr and ,i" ni1 nt tbc "'hito House today that meeting. dn making things, and persons, more \»;.NF.S G. MF.HNF.lt. Chair •isn Ids assistants, while the atnto con- ,hp government would soon he able to «fvX«Wt --------- -- - - — attractive to the world, or more ohlo ■ — — ducted the prosecution. make nn announcement in the coal We wonder how many business 1fo enjoy themselves, Tonight, Lnke Marv The trial was necessitated by the *ituation and that a step con-. , Dance , tueii of Sanford will lie nt the meet11"' finest, smoothest road in the Orlando, and Winter Park and the grand t,,n,plnt°<l was a move to bring •ls,nn* ing and how many o f tho farmers? , world, if It be merely n paved stietch Seminole county - lino,• one can npprer ,— , “ ‘’Mon o f n Charlotte county — „ , - the|* — T u e-Th r-S at-73 -tfc lying between two layers of hot sun- ' ‘nt,, ,hc imP°rtM»'f « of «he sixteen Jur>’ in returning indictments charg- ,,'n',or,‘ o f lhl! «*non miners and repirivnto rt,,®nt*Llveft of the operators together r,f’6 furr" ,,ii,ou» Frrer. 30.onw.29tc The pcoplo who are most vitally *h<no and with n vista that blisters, is : highway between Orlando and *ng Tooher nnd Hrcdvnd. A pi intterested will he fishing, ns usual, n°Uiing |,(,t something to la* put l>c- ,b<’ *'n*(0 rounty line to the west run- ^r,,m Carlstrom field where tho men for discussion of wage differences. we i suppose, it m is passing strange strange ....... hind “as rapidly "asb possible, while n*nir trou gh Oceo, Winter Gnrden Mr« atationed was also named ,,, in iue the ,.V P ....... - i ' i -w.-v.. I, |io»nnne, ............ ’ ...... —............ _II..I . pusauig . . ” * I *. . . . f wnue a .....I »PL1__ _ i. —a «■••*»•• lit . U l.'.t___ A t A— • *• a Guess wilh each 10c purchase how littlo Interest the business men' howered lane, and n road shaded w ith ' nnd 0ak,nn(,• Thi» project will be ( indictment, but he did not npponr In KILLED or over nt Lloyd Shoe Store. Two and the farmers take In the m l ctlon Kfecn " ," 1 Hnetl with bloom, causes ,b" nrxt on<’ " n«l«,rtnkcn. rourt yesterday, and it is understood ,N , ' E ,('* ''N RIOTS AT IIAMIIUKG MONDAY Pa*p ° f shoes given free for hot o f freight rate*. the traveler to make haste slowly. A ^ cr *he two projects nre com- the case ngainst him will he dropped. guesses. Ask about it. (;,K,d ---------- o— ------that he may enjoy and seek opportun- P,p,0,, hn(| thrown open to the IncesAccording to testimony nt tlu* trial utnil Saturday, July 1st. TS-liir The spring crop season Is over nnd Ry to own part o f that delectable land. "n,nt ,rn^ ‘ hr importance of brick ,,ri'vnd nndthe private were scaroh- n v ih ,,irJ rhT ■»**«cl"irS l‘ rr**| MERLIN, June 27.—One man Kas it has been one o f tho poorest seas- -T,*nipn Tribune. wil1 ^ *tress«l to nn undehatahlo ing for two deserters the night Pitts reported killed an Tun ih er wounded MG quickly relieves a cold. 30-onw 20tc on* in tho history of Sanford nnd nil *---------- ----------- point. The people who nro paying w,l!' killed. They had information in disturbances which followed other sections of Florida. It seemed TDK COLLEGE GRADUATE IS A for th,‘ wil1' with unamlty of ,,' « t the two men wore In hiding in nn demonstration l. i , ; »# ■" u " 'l " Dance Tonight, Lake Mary IIKAI. ASHKT. A j nplnitm, expreia . p „ f „ , n c . k r U > » S ...... TW , « 1“ * * * that the markets did not want any Casino. spring vegetables. ------,,ri< k n« « road huild'ng material in ,h,’r® *enrch and were withdrawing ____ _ ° n f Kn,hpn» uT u e-Th r-S at-73 -tfc -------- -----------At this time of the year thousands ° rnnKP roun,y- Brick lias been test-' " Pitts appeared and fired into Dance Tonight. Lake Mary The world at your door every even­ “ When the baby is dono drinking," ,,f young men and women are rocelv-1wl ,n rir» nK® county nnd any other the durknesa with a shotgun, sovernl Casino Tuo-Thr-Sat-73-tfc Ing for 15c.— Daily Herald. nay* a nursing bottlo advertisement, ‘“ K their college diplomas and ore go- n:n,prinl used or proposed becomes buckshot taking effect in Lieut. Too“ It should he unscrewed and laid in . in,r f" r,h to seek the business oppor- " n,y n *uh»titute. her** arm. Lieut. Tooher testified n rool place under n Up. If the hathat are open to them or . A,U' r cn,,r* inK over a portion of that he did not know who fired, and by does not thrive on fresh milk, it "hlch they must find some way to ,bl MPW highway between Orlando 'Imping to his knee, immediately re- ■ _____ should be boiled." " I " ,n for themselves. They go with " intpr *'nrk wnp •» not only Im- l,,rnod the fire, killing Pitt* instant- ■ \ Y / _ ^ t f D f it T7 — ------------------high hopes nnd perhaps a little over- l'rp',!"■,, wi,h the imimrtance o f tho *>'• J W C II D c lC K tll6 S tT m C T U f . _ a * . _____ 41 a . • ....I a _____ a . t a a a ,T, I ................ as a. . . . . » * The prosecution offered little but Wc note by a patent medicine "g'hdence Ii the potency which their l,,lU,pv'ml nni1 ‘ he material used In The story ___ as re -1 heading that a “ Prominent Editor r°Bege education gives to their ofronstructlon hut he becomes „ routine testimony. . Suffered for Fifteen Years." Ho had *nd the estimation in which it f,rm ' hnmpion o f bonds when they l» * « l by the defense yesterday was Iliis hank stands squarely behind all nothing on us. Wo have been wait- *■ bp|d by those to whom they apply ,,r" f,,r or other wor- "..epted by the military authorities those things which serve to ease the ing for fifteen years for something f,,r employment. Hut they nre not ,h' ," ,bl,p improvements. Hard sur- " { ( aristrom Field, who p promptly ex- J; to happen in this town and it is hapfnr “ *Y in their valuation of their f * rwl '',rpp,,, ln r i,>’ ° r country im- onernted the threo men comprising the problems o f rural life and promote the penning now. |educational qualifications ns the cy- prove property .m ake everything,,,r*»D. With the return of tho county general welfare of the farmers. nlc* would have us think, though it n," nR ,hr " trpet look brighter and Rr“ nd Jury indictment, however, civil People everywhere nre singing the m,,>' ,n*“ ' ""me time to prove how ! ,hp>' in stitu te that “ ningic" authorities made several Ineffectual praises of Sanford. This is nil very ,m,pb advantage their collegiate in" upnrp wblch spells permanency,attempts to obtain custody of the W e r e vitally concerned about poor well, hut what Sanford must do nt ,r»lning given them over those who , ‘ rir,‘ hl,fhwa>'" nr Greets post mon- n,t,nyields, inadequate market facilities, low do not have it. It. p«» *’u? nur there is no improvement °<,n n «ne once Is to get sufficient houses to 'b* ,'T*. on'' occasion Sergeant Hredvnd ■ take enro of all the people who nre Pi ices, insufficient credits, lack o f trans­ Thinking men. and men of airnlr*. ",h'rh r" n 'lo morp for ,hp ProsUgo w«s arrested in this city while plan-'S coming hero looking for homes. Our are beginning to see that education " r” un,v’ rll>' °r community thnn »'• g«» north on a furlough. Avia- £ portation and every such problem affect­ I" of population will never Increnso unless!'" OI real rrni value to men In business Ii oxcel,pnt, »*r*ets, they nre the visible,tors *«me here from the field nnd de- ■ ing the farmers. we can locate the people who art ,,ntl that it gives to thosewho have PMr 8 " " ,rb nr,,t rP" ch the eye open-Imanded his release, here every day looking for houses In , *,r,|oii-ed It a better mentalpoise and “ P ^eautiful vistas, new garden The Jury which took theease yes- ii which to live. |" capacity for comprehending tho spot* ,,f vegetation or lakes, hnnd- l*rday deliUrated about an hour and We want each farmer in this section, .broader problems that arise in mod­ some homes nnd immnrulnte lawns, 'Bulge II. I). Clayton, who presided, whether a customer of this bank or not I 4* r t i l i i i t i n . . > A s i . ___ • . T Y P IC A L L Y SHADED HOADS. !®ro business than is possessed by farm land nnd grove properties, and "bowed considerable impatience, to know that we accept his problem as HI* charge had In-eri construed by those who slnrt with the handicap of typify the spirit o f a people which is Hillsborough county having deter-1tanorance. The young man or wo- r,'n,|>’ nn<l wil,ln£ bond for Invest- •pwtntors as virtually an instructed f our own and o ffe r him our help to satis­ mini Inod to build the completes! road 'nnn who hns spent his or her time in n'pn* ' whlrh produce positive nnd as- 'w dict. A fter delilivrating almost an ■ factorily meet these conditions. in *"*’ the state, ann nnd having vntrd voted!!* " "c g e in n real effort to ntlnln attain cul culrp,Upn" ~ ° r,ando Sent,nel. hour, the jury returned to the court! 5 "Y stem "1* ....... m a room nnd asked that some of the ■ ■ money for that purpose, $3,000,000, " ,r'' « » d dlscllpllno o f mind need not court’s instructions he explained. ■ will start immediately ij|m>ii plans and Ppnr the darts of mnlire or of rirl- GOOD HOADS ESSAY Judge < laytoti then made plain the ■ specifications for the building. Why fMl® when they begin their business CONTEST WAS WON not, at the same time, let the citizens mreer* in positions of humble servIIY r ln, ,,Mturp " f “ v«*r«lict he expected. In “ o f. . each ' ( K> A,tMKS* JU' nddreusing the jurors before their dis. , district , ur section through Icc. which the road passes also sturt work It only doing the •*"ny dally u task „ i*, not ............ ....a ...» », GAINESVILLE. June 27.-George 'd’oubt‘.ire*".''! T ^ l“n"1 mi a plan for beautifying their respec­ well that counts but also being fitted Kerr Amies, Jr., a 15.year-old soph- * STRENGTH‘ " " 'e r d l c t of not guilty. -PROGKESS-SERVK tive road units? Tor a better position when the tim e!“ more »he lunn high Ichool T-.I W ] Hfllsbarouf;!, n,ui.i>' __ COT k ON I‘ it it h.s HKITKlt ■Meinor.nl I‘ i » i-k v it. ih c trnined mind bihnssee, is state winner in the good til* T kf Ca.orlulril I',,.,, highway" is fust growing m . . - into the -— tl pJ,ura,fd man nr woman seizes road* essay contest which has t beautiful road in the South. " " the problems that confronts << "ducted among the high school if NEW YORK, June 27.—Th-r? w, Those miles of water oaks, with red, 11 “ '"I ""'h s to solve them Instead of the n instead of the stnte by the' g.Sieral extension a further sharp decline in the E. U. R A N D A L L Jr. white nnd pink oleanders between the being content with doing A. L. CAMPBELL ■ f some par- d.v.slon of the University of Fieri.... market during today’s enrlv trading S row on each side, have already begun jocular thing that belong to the daily co-operating with the highway and but liquidation hccnm„ I . ' ™ S liquidation Itccnme less active to lie spoken of as a Florida wonder routIne of ntechnnlral performance, highway transportation education !on the break to 20.74 for October — where range fires have not destroy­ 1" the great army of college-train- committee of Washington. D. »\ See contracts and there were ra'llc* of* ed or injured them. Each section i d men and women, which Is today pnd place Welaka Iluilding was won by Angus II. 30 to 35 points in the Inter trad should he dressed in the forest, or larger than ever lieforr, the cnuntr>‘ Macgre, roe country I Mncgregor, a senior in Miami High October sold un t o T l i ( T« T " ^ S shrubbery, growth indigenous to it. looku for the intclligont sen-lco that Our intention in to always do just a little better job than “ " ' 7 ,l' * , * " • W W l'l“ " > •> Norm mi . . 21.08 . l l h ,h . I! A h nn illustration o f what is meant: shall make the future on o.T* dl1 , PBl° b « a credited to It or ,cr*dlt*d In this iiapar hftfeln. ° ,h ° C* n#w« published My F THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 27,1922 G U ’JklU a , si i M 0 Wa met tha S. put lilt 1 Ce cla to tlr daj no Vi' fjj mi ”1 .. ... e If ii ‘j * The Seminole County Bank L a .u , Peninsular Electric Company I ‘ f i •i1j r I ti * There nro sections where the roads pass through the finest o f hardwood hammocks. Hero should be planted the magnolias, larger oaks, hickories, lieeches arid maples that are growing all about in the near distance. An­ other section runs through the finest palmettos, and close-planted palmetto trees would line the sides o f this. Thru the low. swampy stretches Hhould Ih* planted the cypress, which is really one of Florida's most U'liutiful trees; and there are miles and miles o f read ! G R O C E R IE S ! j FRUITS 1 I AND VEGETABLES \ a ■ i 8 8 Cuurtohy and Prompt 8 vice Our Motto m He agree to. Satisfied customers are our Rreatcst naset. "and L , r - schrml. T T t The r - silver " . j " ni,.'r in Mi" mi given hi ' ' ‘ to 47 points. .. *. not , i J „ , ^ » 5 ■ loving cup • # , things than'Iwc h!have * h" r ""'I letter ,H,Uer P' nT ,n® "'Ivor loving cup given to 47 points, tilings than wc have ever known.- to the high school sending In the _______ Tampa Times. three best essays goes to the Miami MEXICAN I.AW YFlt Telephone 113 • high school. * •■■■■■■■■B B aaan an n ai ■ ■ ■ I I I I U I I S I D i u THE ’ MAGIC" IN IIRICK ThrouKh .hn h l , h . . r nnd high­ •'"*-’ *A 1I K " KBLBASBO ■aaaaaaaaaaaaBaa HIGHWAYS. H AS w i t h AMERICAN way transportation education com­ I ImiiHindi of motorists pnsied ov­ er the widened OrlnndoW-inter Park mittee a national prize consisting oft " ,,t m ............. will r f :x ,; .................... '■r * . . . . . . ....., , . . . r nine-foot grouted Lrlck highway are asphalt ' 01 ’ nn‘ ,hp wi‘,lh of Die highway Ir now twenty-four feet. n. i • K in.,". *r,M" 1 l,,r" " f ,hc fu* ... " " * 1 h" ^ .... roads. I^ocal contests have ^ best. Is momentarily expected of Bielushold in rd.h state and th. host essay k s freedom. Late advice, said that from each contest hns be .. -uhmit- Bielaski w— en submit-1DUla.ki was »afe and that nrgotia,p" to the national committee tlons wiih the bandits were under a T,’r UPnrrn] extension division o f way school *" - I 'Motor veijiclei. ^ l j r ~ O PACKARD SINGLE SIX STUDEBAKER AND CHEVROLET CARS ! SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY I -AL80- A. C. FORT, A gen t For first class job printing „ f the ■ tzXLX, . r 55- where only the host of workmanship the only material to use in a high-! ing cup to th . — - ■ ------ • — —e high school sending in nnd mntcrinl are used. wa> whir). Is going to receive the the three test essays. The response wear ind tear of hundred* of thou.- to the contest announcement I* “ t BE SURE AN D SEE TH E MEXIC<Pr|TV~.hi'ji7 2 ;'“ u .„„.i Kiv-n In On* W y nr jrlr) nf hinh f i l m a fs jS f- PLA N T CITY TO ENFORCE Mon •a* * Its-t It* temporary Director* -•balk' I* B. Fort. W. p Itogftr* and I.eRoy • A L L AUTO ORDINANCES b# R Ulles. lea. and the- tftmpora>|r offtrers Of Daytona at I,akala^. the rorpon corporation -hall b f t - L i B . Fort, viM-i'rsau ' jM ^ on viU a * t Oriaada. PresIdftBt: W. D .«___________________ dftnt. a«d l*|luy Ji au«iA. Secretary «nd S t Petersburg at Tampa. PLA N T CITY; June" 27^*Motor- Treasurer. Said Plreftftr* and offlears ftarve until th* first annual mftftt- J U L Y 17, » , & — lata havn been warned by officers ■hall Ing of the -r ftfoeVhnld-ra hereinafter , . , . |. . ac»nnratn nrrrin: _ Dai luua at Tampa. •> -. ; r t tilllt Die autoiuuhue laws Wtll • »*'■«•»•»«»-*•» for. unlmn «Moh offIcrr- M ICKIE SAYS I A CHEERFUL WELCOME A W A IT S YOU c , h , y ,M ‘ - “t f ^ j — will be beautified. It will hnvo n white owing to the general excellence of The Hcrnld, 15c per week, delivered. Ser-.S wny -ystem o f Illumination, it will the contribution, the task „ f the f ,hr" throw open to surhurban real estate state judges was not T l. . I . <**8y' Wp hnvp « number of late models in hundred o f acres j f de■ i . •clopment . Thi winning essay has !>een for- standard makes of wa> means betwsen Winter Park and *t_any college or university chosen 666 quickly relieve* . cold. 38-20tc SPORTS European Plan Upea all the year Corner Duilding every room ouUido h t_____#_____ ■ _J_1 II l ^ n T v - T RESULTS ('uka.nd. 0; Orlando, 3. Rational l eague .PfciUddphi-.» ; Bpst0" ’ 4’ fl; Pittsburgh. 4. "“ fj^ n sti. 7; St. Louis. 4. not scheduled. tmeric*n lecago* 4; New York, 6i5vvDr.il. « ; St. Ivouts, 0. not Kheduled. , ^ American Association LcciJfflbu*. 2; Indianapolis, 5, P Toledo, 2; Louisville, 0. not scheduled. Southern Association I^OrifsM. I: Atlanta, 6. fo ,, j; Binaingbam, ■< R,<k, l: Chattanooga, 2. r‘°t ■>heduled. ! phone your calls, phono 382. GAMES t o d a y IOujJu .It Ukeland. Iftsfi at Jacksonville. Ljysa at St. Petersburg. .r; ; . PlrVctor* 78-3tp Daily Fashion Hint HOW THEY STAND Florid* Slate League Won Lost 9 4 [fwrtburg 4 4 serille Pet. .092 .000 .583 .545 .333 .200 V American league Won Lost 40 27 LLcci* 38 31 It York g 35 |w T-AIl 31 34 32 tar> lAa*ton 32 34 NU-,1 36 31 iva 28 36 ilaie’rLta 24 34 Pet. .597 .651: .530 j .515. .485 .463 .438 .414 Southrm Viiocialion a Orlfan* & Rock BiRfhxm lata ikrillf Ittuooga Won 44 43 39 38 35 30 29 23 Lost 27 27 30 32 35 38 41 50 Pet. .620 .614 .565 .543 .500 .417 .414 .815 occo OUTLINED WITH FUR The popular Mraight-iinr frock takes on new intcrot when it is trimmed with narrow bauds of fur. put on to outline the neck ami tine of adjustment. Blue serge makes up this appealing model, ami the fur used may be either krimmer, heaver or monkey skin. Later in the season the fur could be replaced by braid. Medium site requires 2\1 yards 54-inclt serge and 3 yards of trimming. Pictorial Review Dress No. 9605. Sites, 34 to 42 inches bust and 14 to 20 years Price, 35 cents. Second sheets, S'/jxll, only 50c per 1,000, while they last, at * FOUL IN ROUND 13 Herald office. JTTOl WINS ON \**orlatr« l»re*«) Notice la hereby Klvrn that we. -h ill tie ehftnortl -t ■ M ABO A ll KT U FIBK. Notary Public. Hlate of Florida al l-arge. My commission expires October It. 1921 79-ltc i SAFETY FIRST We invite the public nnd ail uaera of ELDER SPRINGS W ATER to visit the spring and in our method of handling its product. Why tnke a chance? Your eminent physicians claim that this water in unexcelled and ita purity mRkea it most beneficial for many troubles. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ The Ford people of Sanford as well as the Western Union recommend this water for batteries. ■ Call phone 311 and have a bottle of this water sent you nnd protfect vour health. Elder Springs Water Co* SANFO RD FLO RID A ■ 8 8 8 8 ■ : OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE QUALITY PLUS TRAIN SCHEDULE CORRECTED TO NOV. 16, 1921 Southbound Arrive No. 83. ........ 2:36 a.m. . No. ’ 27..MHUtltt No. 89 ........ 2:65 p.m. 85.._____ 6:55 p.m. No. No. No. No. No. Northbound Arrive 82 .......... 1.48 a.m. 84..........11:45 a.m. 80.. ........ 3:42 p.m. 28 Trilby Branch Arrive xixo. iuo.. xNo. 24.iMMtr.it , xNo. 158. No. 22 xNo. No. xNo. xNo. No. Lecaburg Branch » Arrive 167_____ 3:55 p.m. 21 ......... 2:60 p.m. M L . ...... 5:50 p.m. 26... ____ 1:30 p.m. 22 ........ 7:00 p.m. Oviedo Branch xNo. 126 ...... 7:45 p.m. xNo. 127... r— n»iJy, except Sunday. Selling Out oAll Stock in Stationery and Departs 2:46 bjb . 8:40 a.m. 3:20 pjn. 7:10 p.m. Office Supplies for T w o Weeks Departs 2:03 a.m. 12:05 pjn. 3:52 p.m. D«parts j 7:00 bjb. || 3:25 p.m., 1 7:60 a.m. 1 7:00 p.m.' 1 Departs In order to close out the stock o f Stationery and Office Supplies and make room for new stock of goods coming: in and also to put in larger and more commodious offices the Herald Printing Company will sell all stationery and office supplies listed below at half price. All o f these goods are going higher instead o f dropping and the priceb are big bargains You will agree wilh 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 in Job Lots . Fine Box Stationery, worth $2.00, now .......... $1.00 Fine Box Stationery, worth $1.00, now.. ........ .50 Fine Box Stationery; worth 60c, now.. 35c and 40c Pound Paper, worth $1.00r now.. ........ .60 Envelopes to Match Pound Paper, pkg........ .............. 20 Gilt Edged Correspondence Cards ...... .60 Plain Edged Correspondence Cards............. ........ .50 Students’ Looseleaf Note Books (De Luxe, $1 value .50 Students’ Looseleafe Note Books, 65c value .............. 35 Students Looseleaf Note Books, 45c value ......... .25 Looseleaf Note Book Paper, 2 pkgs. f o r 15 10c Composition Books f o r or, 5c Composition Books, f o r ......... .02Vi 10c School Tablets, 2 f o r .15 5c School Tablets, 2Vic to 3 l-3c Ink, Paste and M uscilage . 3:40 p.m. i . O F F IC IA L SCHEDULE OF FLO RID A STATE LEAGUE FOR 1922. . ........................... ................................................... sahposd. n*. th e b u s in e s s o f th is r o r p o r a - Cleanliness is next to Godliness. Forenoon ami afternoon tides occur M A R B LE & G R A N IT E W O RKS nt approximately the same hour nnd SANFO RD minute: , JOHN GOVE, Proprietor Date June July Aug. CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY rl 7:04 7:19 • 8:53 1018 Wcat First Street 1018 Weet First Street O 4* 7:40 8:17 9:50 3 8:39 9:16 10:47 4 9:38 10:12 11:43 5 10:35 11:05 12:35 6 11:20 12:02 1:23 •1 V 11:24 12:55 2:08 R 1:14 1:43 2:48 9• 2:02 2:27 3:26 10 2:50 3:11 4:02 11 3:32 3:50 4:40 Housewives who prefer the fine flavor pecul­ 12 4:15 4:30 6:10 iar to high grade flour, and like the "easy to 13 4:58 5:11 6:02 fix " features of Holf-riHing. are delighted 14 5:45 5:44 6:53 with 1• . 15 6:33 6:43 7:17 16 7:14 7:15 8:10 17 8:02 8:05 9:07 18 8:51 10:05 8:54 9:40 9:46 19 11:04 20 10:28 10:39 12:01 21 11:16 11:32 12:57 22 12:06 12:25 1:49 23 12:54 1:17 2:42 • 24 1:40 3:33 2:07 the "Quality Plus" flour. It in sold by lend­ 25 2:25 2:55 4:20 ing grocers. 26 3:12 3:33 5:15 27 4:01 4:19 0:12 Florida Grocery Company 28 4:52 5:08 7:12 Distributors, Palatka 5:48 29 5:59 7:28 6:50 30 ' 6:55 8:28 Wish Milling Co. , • • d ir ' Seymour, Indiana * •” 31 7:45 9:28 Notice of Application for Tax Deed Under Section 575 of the General Statutes of the Stale of Florida Notice ia hereby given that H. R. Stevens, R. E. Stevens unri Geo. W. Knight, purchaser of Tux Certificate No. 204, dated the 3rd day of June, A. D. 191R, h*s fried said certificate in my office, and hns made application for Tax Deed to issue in accordance with law. Said certificate embraces the following described property sit­ uated in Seminolo County, Florida, towit: Ail nnsurveyed part of Sec. 29, Twp. 19 Si R. 31 East. 270 acres. The snid land being assessed nt the date of the issuance of such certificate In the name o f A. R. Chappell. Unless said certificate shall be redeemed accord­ ing to law Tax Deed will issue there­ on on the 18th day of July, A. 1). 1922. W ITNESS my olTicinl signature and seal this the 12th day of June, A. D. 1922. (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, . Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fla. iiy: V. E. DOUGLASS, D. C. C-13-20-27; 7-3-10-17.6tc JUNE 26. H . 29— Daytona at SL Petersburg. Orlando at Lakeland. Tampa at Jacksonville. J i’ NE 29. 30— JU LY 1— Tampa at Daytona. Lakeland at Orlando. I ~e»t ortal Article III. St. PoUrebnrg at Jackaonvilia. 1 The amount of capitaI stoek; o f j his ----- corporation shall he T W K N T Y - F I V K JULY 3. 4. 5— IfV • TIJOU8AND tltS.ovaoni IXM.L.AIIS. to St. Petersburg at Daytona. 1 ' »IT C K . SAFE TY FIR ST he divided Into two hundred and fifty "Ttn vnn V"'. i.... . shares o the ipar "ten I.... _ . . *25"i snares oif me » r value of " n t Ijtkeland at Tampa. > m buy a car, buy one with Hundred <|H»».oo) itoiiars each, -and lit* wit trade vnlnn *r». »> Orlando at Jacksonville. , said slock may he paid for In cash or it'll', ii Thnt s evidence |n property, labor or services at a just ‘ ’* I,uifk ia tho best— N. H. vajuatlon to he fixed by the incorpora- JULY 6, 7. 9— T iirs*. tors or by the Hoard of tllreclor* at a Orlando at Daytona. 76-6tc;w ltc meetlnx called for auch purpose*. P ro p ­ Jackfonville at Tamim. erty. labor or services may also be I purrhased. . . or — 4* *for “*,ft** CBpllll t*»ld with St. P Here burg at Lakeland. . f Hance Tonight. I - n k e M a r v »rock at a Just mluatlon of such prop«r " _ J , _ * ~ V «tty. labor or services, to be fixed by JU LY 1 M 1 . - 1 E - > ‘ * Il«*ino. Tue-TFr-Snt-73-tfc nirectors Of the Company at s Thr-Snt-73-tfc the* ,T.-ni««oro Lakeland at Daytona. mrelliiK called for such purpose. ... " x Artirie IV. Jackaonville at Tampa. NOTICE The y “’ o iiu n rn corporation shall exist perpeiuSt. Petersburg at Lakeland. - -> ..a * a " inm utac w n en “,,r A rtic le V. hi k , . C “n '1 m ako ^ k ® when JU LY 13, 14. IS— 6u>‘ a Buick. It'a It’s ocnnnmw d.tr. The huslnrsa of the corporaUon_eh_aJ_l •fct. economy, dur he*conducted ... .----------* • ----by a Hoard of Plrectora u:tv. It*. Daytona at Orlando. ‘ a quality and comfort..— N . consisting of not Im * . than 4.tprp„..nJ!r m o n M h a n aeven member* The numLakeland at Jackaonvilia. *-n.m er. 76-6tC-wltc |Ter „ f dlrft^ore to serve for the enTampa at Laktland. sulna year shall be fixed •* ro ch a n ­ nual "lo^bbolders- meellnih The lUrecJU LY 20. 21. * 2 tor* shall, from ihelr number eUct a Q j°„, ^count on nil shoes un- «« ■ a Jackaonvilia at Daytona. roaldrut, a Vtoe-Freeldent - Heere personITIli may ttvrr ntyil it T r ^ lU fc r One v-----S iJ 'L 1" 1-,, Others nt $1.95. ,'; Orlando at Tampa, !:-95 and all L ovd boW the office ofi»*r«ntiE b * ' « re re I jlIIM U Tfristifpr Th®* i»fr$oiii WnO whe^ «rF to * lakeland at S t Petersburg. iv s to ic barRains conSnct T O M i SKA I.) the umleralgneil Incort'oralora. Intent! to 10HK, June 25.—Jack Brit- apuly • to Ilia -.v • •liar Kx~ellrncv. Cary A. wciwTweigi.t' Doxing Ueo. Uovernor ot me Hiatr ol r lorulu. at Tallahaaaee. Florida, nn the Jrd picn, successfully defended his day of July. A. D. 1*22. or • • m «n »r»:nit Benny Leonard, light- thereafter « a we can he hrant, for l-etter» Patent to he Imued to HAN Jt’AN tfl fhsmpion, referee Patay Ha- UAItAUK C O M P A N Y OF SANFOItO, of which corporation the follow Itig shall chiming that Leonard hit Brit- he the Artlclea of Incorporation: ARTICIeKN OF I hi CO It P o ll ATI ON *!*n thr latter wns on one knee, OF thirteenth round of their fifMAN J l'A h ( i t l t tlii: COM P ft %V O F NAhFOIIIS coumi match last night Article I. The name of this corporation ahall he , r tWo minutes and 42 seconds HAN JITAN U A ItA U K C O M P A N Y OF -rhting n tj,p thirteenth round 8ANFORI>, anil Ita principal place of business shall he Hanford. Hemlnole luddenly went down on ono t’ounty. Florida, hut said corporation may have offices and conduct Ita bust ‘ I'd the referee started countness elsewhere In the Htale of Florida 0Tcr him. Then I^onard went as may become necessary or expedient. Artlrlr II. * *r,l "‘ rock Britton a left to The Keneral nature of the business to ■*i> i he referee said he hnd he transacted l»y the corporation shall he as follows: lo buy, sell. rent, lease » f. id low struck before exchamte. store, repair, manufacture, _ ' »'n t down, nlthough Brlttoh ____ ''"J'1 !;. paint and deal In automobiles. ...ants, trucks, tractors and motor H nre Britton then sat in his * vehicles vrhidi nf all descrtptlcn"- snd rhelr psrta and accessories; lo buy. sell and unhurt. 1....... deal In nurlculturnl Implements, loots equipment and supplies of every na­ '■‘er the fighter* had left the ture: to buy. sell and deal In automo­ 1 ,hf rro«d surged around the bile Urea, gasoline, oils, automobile ac­ cessories and to repair and vulcanlie J’ « m*nding an explanation of tires and tubes; to buy, sell, ami drsl In real e«tate and peraonal properly of jjTi krh’ ' r>’ tactics In connection every kind and description, for Ita own uccount and us broker* snd on commis­ ‘ ' f,’"K Britton was on one sion for othera. »nil »n , deliberately struck by The foresuliiK rlauers shall he conr'l. who then wnlked to hin at rued « " independent objects. huslRr8tr, clainiiiii. h u I » .„ neeses and power*, and the eiiumeraa, , ' , he had struck Brit- tion of any specific object, business or ' UiriF The refer*... ..Id power shall not he held lo limit or re|v, t>at )e . f* * *10'lc v * Strict In any manner any other object. L r ‘ bought the blow wns un- business or power o f this corporation 7 8 -2 tC i? ii - . . . CAM -.1 b- enforced rigidly , f „ r July , end | that drivers who reach town a fte r' " ,orkhotd#r«. Th- first annual m m -' *>t 1 etsrsburg at Orlando. dirk wilh their r r .r Ijy h f o , othe, i".*.h .' J S S .S S !2 lS l, R ■ « « • * ’ '- A U G U S T 1 . 1 _ proper light, not hominy will he ormd .’,.7 , j “ V ' 0?* ** f - P.lem bor,. rested. The pasteboard license tag such meeting to be held at the |>rln-j OrlSnaO at Laktland. clpftt office of the Comimny at Hanford. Tampa at Jacksonville. also is to be taboo. It is the prac­ Florida, or such other place aa may be. * " "5,* * tice of many motorists who lose their provided by the Plrectura of th* cor- AUGUST 3, 4, 5— Artirie v,. % Tam p, at Dsytooa. tags to print or paint the number on ,," r“ IOn Thft hlRhrst amount of Indebtedness Lakeland at Orlando. cardboard and display it, or to dis­ or liability to which this corporation at any time subject lljetf. Is Fifty St. Petersburg at Jackaoarflla. play n tag rending "License Lost," can Thousand <l&O.OOO nn) Pollar*. AUGUST 7, 8. 9 Art tele VII. or “ License Stolen.” Motorists with Names, residences and numbers of St. Petersburg nt Daytona. such tags will be taken up unless shares subscribed by Incorporators: Lakeland at Name Healdenr* No. of Shares they hnve document* to prove that i- M. Fori. Orlando. Florida . tu Orlando''a£^jacaaon villa. l» they have applied to the state comp­ W. D. Posers, orlsndu. Florida Lelloy It. Piles. Orlando. Florida I AU G UST 10, 11, 1J— troller for another tag. I rllrle t i l l . Orlando at Daytona. The seal of this corporation shall he a circular Impreealon. nnd bear In the Jacksonville at Tampa. Dance Tonight, Lake Mary center th« words 1 mHtft/:Ti l l A k * anil around the circumference the St. Petersburg at Lakeland. Casino. T ue-Thr-Sat -73-t fc word- “BAN JI’ AN il Alt AUK COM AUG UST 14. 15. 1 6 .,I’ANV »»F HANFOIM*. FUOItlPA.” i . n . FOIIT. Lakeland at Daytona. GOING TO L A K E MARY TOURSw n itooHnn. I.eltllV U. till KS Jacksonville at St. PeUraborf. DAY? 8 T A T K O F K lA llllPA . Tampa at Orlando. COt’ NTV OF OtlANUK rp.__„ ..... . 1 Before me personally appeared L II AUGUST 17. 18. 19— The Jitney Hus will tnke you there f o h t \v p b o u k iih and LeltOY M Daytona at Orlando. to me well known and known (and bring you back. Leave Sanford OII.KH. to he the parties described In said Lakeland at Jacksonville. Articles of Incorporation, and ncknowl, 10 *• m., 1 p. m., 4:30 p. m.. 7 p. m.; edged that they sUm-d the same fnr the Tampa at St. Petersburg. leave I^ike Mary 11 a. m.; 2 p. m., uses nnd purpoes* therein expressed IN WITNKSH W IIR UK O F I have 15:*0 p m.; R p. m.; 11 p. m. Fare hereunto set my hnml and Notarial LOW TIDES ON T H E REACH ■35c one way, 50c round trip. Telc- Heal, this SJrd day of June. A. P l*SI. Florid" State League . Ucksonrille, 0; Tampa. 1. 1J Vrtenburg. U Daytona, LZZZJZt™**- - - - - ~ — ” ** ^ T Z r j ^ 'S f c 5 2 ? ? h •vi-af 14 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 192b ............. ..' .................................................. * . . . . ..................................................... ............................ ............................................................................................................... ................................... ............................................................................................................................................ .............................................................................................. E V E R Y T H IN G IN OFFICE S U P P L Y L IN E A T G R E A T L Y REDUCED PRIC E k j Herald Printing Co. . flf i �THE SANFORD DAILY HEBALD. FRIDAY ,_JUNE $. 1922 PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1922 THINGS BEGINNERS MUST LEARN FIRST Explanation of Terms Used in Radio and of Its Basio , Principles. Due to the great Interest taken In ra dlo since broadcasting stations have been started, roauy radio forma are •wm and heard that may bo unfamiliar to the novice. Home of the m.„, XKa’K LT. . . *"J Like light, beet and sound, radio •np'fcy la propagated m the form of n » av* motion. Every ,, <nllim„r win. the wave motion set up on the •urfnce of a still »«„!> „f water ,(jr dropping of a atone Into It. I-very time n point on the surface or the waves goes througt. a complete ■vt of motions and starts to repent those motions the wnve Is tuild to have O FFICIALS DISCOVER u« the carrier-wav A .MOONSHINE BELT !*■ to rnillutc into 'loctro-tnngnetle v i rintlon in amplltud variation |i< (I,,. une 27—-A eer­ ting ntuli in. . ___ ie not o f much 1 It In tIn* li cquenry of tin* carrier** n fashion ___ _ mean* " n' ° Oint determiner '|i? .wave-length mucb 1° prohibition sleuths T h ey1 "ti which n radiophone station in tran* 1f ° und n negre** wearing one underNo matter how well you dress, how rnltu-il By experiment It has been nenth her coat today. Hanging from foiimi tlmt He. tro magnetic eaves the belt wert twelve litth. attractive your personality, or how --.i ' travel at the name velocity that ll*riT» talented you may bo—one little pirnwhtwi travel, tlmt la. 1W.0UI mile* ,.cr c twelve pjp blockhead can roh you of all •Iinnil. Wave-length la tin- diMnnce four charm. For nothing is more offensive to the masculine eye than skin Dance Tonight p M a ry eruptions in n woman. Thousands (n.sino. Ttiolt-73-tfc now realize that the quickest way to banish humiliating skin defect* is f>f>6 cure* Chill* and F )-oaw-20c through Ironlzed Yeast. These wong florfully effective tablets supply your , O. A. It. RETORT. system with certain vital elements p r T f c * \mmnr In f r * I ' , , , , . now l*«’ king in your food -th e very 11 NEW YORK,, June 2 7 ." A reply ej ern*nt needed to keep your skin ( to the notion nf the United Confeder­ h. Simply take two tabate Veteran* at their convention In meal. Before you know Richmond Va.. last week, in accus» clear, fresh, youthful | Ing Abraham Lincoln of having caus. ree from even the I i d the Civil war was made ye*tenl*y ct. You won’t believe >>v ofrtrlals o f the G. A. R. at memorirful change Ironizcd I ini services for the nation** slodier ar In your nppearancc dead. • it. Get it today. To Julius Isaac*, chairman of the free, mail postcard for memorial committee o f the G. A. R„ Test. Address Ironiz- i l"nld if vvn none of the moat outrngDept 81, Atlanta, Ga. ,,nu* »hnt hat ever occurr.il in ia recommended and the history of the country. He minil good druggista.— ' ’"I, "It i* an attempt to prevert the minds of the mlldrrn o f the country and teach them Ahrahnm Lincoln vvn* the instigator o f »h« I Summer Excursu d tr Registration hooka will close Fares Greatly Reduced J A C K S O N V I L L E TO N EW YORK AND RETURN JbM 30th, ’ 922. L R- PH ILIPS, City Registration Officer. 3 > 5 S JJ0.22-2I-26-C !s Mca,a and stateroom Accommodati the Bbtter Staterooms an additional charge is m 5 eorjlinx size, location, etc. Suites, some with dou ■ and bath, other with twin beds and bath, also ro^ » connecting private lavatory facilities may be had. ■ 5 5 -J " - ron't find ua on the street blocking traffic; you get us 498. 60-tfc-m C L Y D E LINE K fr(?m New Vork a* ,ate ns October 31st tickets on sale to principal Eastern resorts. Misses Betty ami Wynetto Yowell of Daytona Beach, are the guests ol Misse* Marie and Gladys Stcmpor this week. JH.-JAAC0FREC0 Alfred Robson, who i* cashier the Peninsula Oil Co., vvn* in the t Snturdny on route to Jncksonvilio business. For further information, address PIANOS com pany Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Eld i daughter nnd Miss Julia I j today for Richmond, Va., will spend the summer. phonograph s Jncksonvilio, Florida PH O NOG RAPH r e c o r d s J. B. ( alder, Agrent, Sanford, Fla. For quick result*, try a want ad Welska Block Henry McLaulin, Jr, mapefrm mum tlmt trnn«mli* light— llie other. Till* medium I* aij|i|HiM*l to rill all •pace, even that occupied by ihihl* nnd •olid* Lillie I* known ubout It* prop, lllr T fc r How On* Editor Usee Radio. i The editor of a paper In nn l»«. luted town in t|i«. northwest |* using the radio In a most Ingenious mid ef.teethe wn>. An nnnintenr radio friend ,II a big City M tulle* array buy, the latest editions of the city paper* M* "*<-on a* they are off the pres*, read* the best new* Into 1,1* transmitter, and » typtst In the country oltlrc rople* n,P news •* It conies |h over the office re ce.ur. ........... through thi* |q. venlnus plan. Is nlwajra “First with the Latest" In his homo tnun W ASHINGTON,, June 27.-Hard i.A y liquor i* Jhreateniug to dlarupt the ||,M|K0 young, live ct |„.rn j was *l Friday t„d ,v room i, H.vlrlc strikiru „ver hi , T r t ,nd o f [ win-law the wafting* from thd Moropoom*,; t|on M. officials in charge declare, and evpn the thr thi prohibition sleuths assert they with hi can no longer detect charged hip m * fln pocket* around the po*toffice, 1^. , liou<n) rause of the wafting* from the More- his wif. room*. So serious have the com- turnH , plainta become that a conference will There h, Held this week, nt which po.tof- |,.ft or, flee nnd prohibition enforcement of ft. u<1* tiu« rials will try to find mean* of clearj -j ing up the dry-law cases and thus get burned , Dance Tonight Coaino, Tue- V.TO. * 4 > ,Y T v .-- A W I t ,*U r-,- J i >’ e Mrs. R. A. Newman nnd Olive and Bobbie Newman, accompanied hy Miss Mildred Holly, left thi* morning for Dnytonn Beach, vvhare Mrs. New­ man nnd baby will spend tho summer. Olive leave* July fifth with her uncle W. C. Hill for Wuyncsvillc, N. C., where they will join Mrs. \V. C. Hill Mildred Holly will return home next • Wednesday. W * fir t You Can Find the Nam* of Every Lire Professional and Business Man in Sanford la Thi* Column Bach Day DUIM.ICATB BRIDGE CLUB Mr*. F. E. Roumillat was the charm­ Vttorney-at-Law ing hostess yesterday when she en­ tertained nt a bridge luncheon, nt O t.r Sruinole County Bank her home on Palmetto ave., the guest* SANFORD FLORIDA included the members of thu Duplicate Bridge Club. Fragrant pink rose* were effective­ S. 0. Shinholser ly used in tho rooms where the card George A. DeCottes Contractor and Bnilder lANFORD A ••«»«-Infr«| |*r r M | rountry'* postal .ervice. I ostnmsters in many middle-sized d ie s arc complaining, treasury offirial* report, that liquor seized by prohibition officers which are being Morel in the postoffice building* f 0r want of other spare, fill their office* with effluvia -mostly h a d - and they just can't work. Tl*> smaller town post..flier* are hoginnig to small like Mr*. Jeannetto Thompson, of Louis­ ville, K>\, who has been the charming house guest o f Mrs. J. O. Ball, left yesterday with her son Dr. Ed. Thompson, for Daytona Bench, where they will spend a short time before re­ turning to their home in Louisville, u^ S ertlea. FUNDAMEN-O a L PRINCIPLES In n radiophone transmitter there arc two requirement* that mu*t tie fntlllled First. Ihen* must lie ii sour ,> of lilgh friH|tieney eurrenl - ,, i in.fMM.I mill eyrie, r ,l n.i-Hil to no iinletum nnd ground vlent Hint energy In the form of r|. . tro magnetic wave* will hr rudlnird s . . ond. there 11111*1 he aotlle ... . ,f .'oqtrolllng this high fre.ifli.'llc) i i|rr or jiiiulultilliig it *•• tlmt the vurlutii In the iiiiiplltmtc .if th» hlgli-freqitPi current will he .Hr.*.tl> | ,..,*t>t t° tllM ........... iiiunIi- tn lie iniiiMniii Believed to Have Been Introduced In Mrs. M. Fleischer left yesterday for to Country By Horsemen Who New York where she will spend a Came From Asia. short time, going from there to Mount What could liuve been the explnua ( lements, Mich., for tho remainder of Hon of black, busby whisker* on *in the summer. Rev. A. S. Peck and mother, Mr*. Jonothan Peck, left yesterday for Daytona Beach where they will spend tho summer ut the Manor Apartments. Rev. Peck will have charge o f the church nt Dnytonn thi* summer. Health * Dr. McCoy, dean of G. M. A., nt Atlanta, nnd J. C. Woodward, j r., of Atlanta, were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Robson on Sunday. OPTICIAN—OPTOM ETRIST cr-Huppiy 01 large sizes in the Florida trm, nntieipntuU by these growers and their .sales depart tion when it became acute. Twenty-five thousand of the “ Buy Big Ones" coir -mail reprojucllon, wore „ „ h„nd and * ™ country, for Iho Information and influence of cuetont tin,, NOnr.,'V milII° n C° Ior ^Productions of a “ forU tion.s as to how to nrepare for eating, were distrih emon.strations of Sealdswcet grapefruit had been ar thcr -orms of secondary and specialty advertii magazine and newspaper campaigns, all the advertts 1 ° 8u;fgcstlvc of larger sizes in grapefruit done with the trade. , nm' . .. P iO F SMITH BROS. Garage and Machine Co Expert Auto Repair Work Pkooe SO C orner F ir s t •n il t h i ■"K DELIVER THE GOODS' Quick Service Transfer Q ^ B- IV. H E RN D O N Insurance Agency FIRE—AUTO— BONDS SANFORD NO VELTA WORKS General Shop and Mill Work ♦hafD° n t tnCt u°Ur fruit mcct that of your i “ b“ th- Job. the Florida CtUu., h i * dollw for youraelf whUe helping othe, ■ult the manager of the nearest n.aoetation o the business manager m—u . -ONTHa CTOR nnd BUILDER ,,T c«»«trtU I BtreM Bonferd, r « Ceo. W. Knight Dfe FLORIDA CITRUS EXCHANGE *rr*n j» *d and at ore Real Estate and Insurance • W ord ... Sanford ... ... u .n R i Machine Foundry Co. M.r/.V * V V ."r nailer | Wheel 8Uel Gear Hands; l* fi« Returned— __________ in. undent Egyptian? Ill*tnr!ratly. m i dally, • customarily, they did not be­ long ihere, nnd yet. thu* arcotilvied lay the occupant of one of the tomb* hi the Theban nocropoIlN which the Metropolitan museum'* exiHilltlon nf Hint place chanced to excavate, lie " a s named Alefuinon, “Charioteer lo Hie General," and In hi* coltln they found hi* whip, broken Into three piece*, nnd tied up In It* own ln*h. Now. In hi* day. T. K. Wlulock ex­ plain*. horse* and chariot* had long • " * ‘11 used In Egypt, bul It wa* *tUI remembered that they bad first e„me from A'*ln. and probably ihe best horse* and the most skillful driver* were alien*. The A-lntlc« alvvny* wore heard*, and no this Egyptian ehnr- her home on Park avenue, tho guest* including the members of the Even­ ing Bridge Club und one extra table. Quantities of shnstn daisies in vas­ es nnd basket* were used with charm­ ing effect in tho rooms where the card table* were tdnccd. Mr*. George W. Knight holding the high score among the club member* T. W. Lawton J. L. Miller John Bell J. G. Bell T. L. Dumas John Russell Bob Walthour D. C. Marlow C. R. Duff in B. II. Guthrie \\ o deliver the goods, vice Transfer. Have you read the want ad* today T Join the throng* o f reader*. ted to run saloon* nhoani. If Las­ ker's statement* n* to the necessity of the sale of booze must also ho ac­ cepted, nothing i* to ho gained mere­ ly by assuming the enormous addi­ tional burdens entailed hy the pend­ Are n few of the many humlrctlH por your comfort from G. E. Electric ing hill. Consequently, In ascertain­ [tlmt have purchased **EXII)EM fans ing tlie "reaction” of their constitu- Buttery'S from us. Nearly three G ASOLINE nets, members should ascertain years sales and not one to go For all makes of car*. whether they nre not only willing t» wrong. confer upon the shipping interests the enormous bounties provided hy Insist on an “ EXIDE” For automobiles, sewing machine*, the pending I,ill, hut nlso authorize Battery the sale of intoxicating liquor to TIR E S those who are able to sail abroad, The Battery is the life of the car. 1 hat wear, u free ttiho with each tire, nnd nt the same time prohibit such WE RE-CHARGE AND BEA ticket with every dollar on a sig­ PAIR A L L MAKES sales to those who remain on land. nal lamp given away July 3rd. BATTERIES It is not merely a question o f prohi­ bition hut a question of consistent RAY BROTHERS ines 105 P a lm etto Avenue SANFORD Have You Seen This New Dance Tonight Casino. TueGuess with each 10c purchase or over at Lloyd Shoe Store. Two pair of shoes given free for best guesses. Ask about it. (iood ulnil Saturday, July lsl. 78-2lc Super Stove f FLORIDA a new Twin Loaf o f Second sheets, H^ixll. only 50c per 1.000. while they last, at Herald office. tf Whaling Customs of Eskimos. The Eskimos of the Arctic hnve •Irange customs. It ha* proved dimcult to convert them to the way* of the white man. Of the practical art* of tin* latter, the native* have adopted whale bout* and llreariii*. The meth­ od* of hunting are their own. When a whale l* captured the heat* of the hunter* nmieiiihle at the scene a* quickly ii* they can. The boats are lined out. with sails up. each towing the other, the‘ dead whale bringing up the rear, and the slov* voy. linn•«•%«*•*ffl l« Lfi^ss^ o'clock, a delicious four course lunch­ When the whaling *eu*on I* over, each successful hunter give* n oneon wns served. During the nfternoon duplicate lu-ka-tnk (celebration), with the re*t bridge wns enjoyed, tlie prizes, travel­ I of the vlllnger* ii* hi* guest*. There I* /feasting, blanket tossing, und n ing cases, were awarded Mrs, Frank dance ut the end of the program, Miller nnd Mr*. Dnvid Caldwell. which often last* for dnys. All the Those enjoying Mrs. Roumillat’s old men and women, and the sick E* cordial hospitality were Mrs. Frank Mum*, are guest* of the prince of Miller, Mrs. Dnvid Caldwell, Mr*. F. the vvhnle hunt. Those not able to J. Gonzales o f Miami, Mrs. S. Pules- walk are carried hy the men or hauled ton, Mr*. W. T. Langley, Mrs. A. I*. on sled* to flint part of the vlllnge se­ lected for tlie feast. Connelly nnd Mr*. E. F. Housholdcr. EVENING BRIDGE CLUB. v. C. COLLEIL Prop. ..on In th , future h ^ w t advantage and benefit of Florida growew. w e re storage Facilities Among the social events of yester­ lf •» plcnsr you, (ell olhera; If no day was the bridge party given Inst evening by Mrs. D. I.. Thrasher at tell ■£. Phone 498 Hundreds of thousands of housewives demanded and thousands of retail dealers specifier! them to fill f opera,°, by dj.p,0), „ lar„ „ sil'M ^ la reproduced herewith. Through a alnglo one „ f ma hundred nntl lifty corn of "forty^lxea" ..„.i 1 aatiafactoiy figure..! 1 3 »">1 larger w ... t a b le * n, , ' I f , A »ra t*rasa» "Pm Going Right Straight Back to " AhllIN G TO N , June 27.— Three My Dear Old Florida Home," at Hin­ democratic members of the house ts rmlster’a Piano Store, Welaka Block. merchant ninrine committco— Hardy 20-tfp " f Tejcns, Davis of Tennessee, and Ihinkheud of Alabama—declared in n Bargains found each day by read­ jjoint attack on thu ship subsidy bill ing the Herald Ads. put in the Congressional Record last night, that Chairman Lasker of the Shipping board probably is the only nm nin the United States “ who could have captivated the president, over­ wed the cabinet, nnd completely re­ 313 Atlantic Are., Daytona Beach, Fla All girl* wishing to enter “ bathing beauties" pnradd at Lake Mary, June formed the Anti-Saloon League and Room* and Meal* the prohibition conimiissioner.” 2?th. register with Ruth Gillon not MRS. L. It. W A T T later thnn Juno 27th. 75-ttc Characterising the bill ns vicious, the democrats assorted the purposo •>ack of its postponement wnn to pro­ Distance mnkes no difference; w* T H E W IN N E R S duce a “ favorable reaction” so as to nre ready for the long, as well as the Forest Lake change a suffUcnt number of houseiI short trips. Call 498 for n Quick Ser­ member* to put it through vice Trnnsfcr. fiO.tfc.m E. M. Galloway The statement set forth an even W .H . Hand doxen “ facts" about the bill representntives were asked to explain to J. S. Hinkle Is longer than the Hi. Lawrence, a* well as all the other rivers except the Mississippi syetem which ihivvs lino the Gulf of Mexico or the Atlantic. The existence of such a large river as the Yukon in the Far North wns long uninspected. A Russian lieutenunt, Zagoskin, entered Its mouth hy boat In 1K|“ and traversed it f,.r several hundred miles. The Hudson'* Hay company had discm-crod im head­ waters In Canada: hut tie* two hits of Information were not pieced to­ gether. The existence of the river a* a stream of great magnitude and length llrst became really known through the daring and nunantlr proj­ ect of Installing land telegraph wire* between America and Europe across Alaska. Behring strait ami the wastes of siheria. Robert ftennlcott, in con niHilon with this enterprise Maxed : ranted by the ship subsidy bill, (lie Yukon trail hy descending the American ships cannot successfully river In 18tW. The first tm.llne ••penile unless they are also permit­ POPULAR SHEET MUSIC J. H. H IN TE RM ISTE R PIANO CO. * In radio It I* more comnfnn to spook of wave length limn frequency. The wave length of nny wave motlmi |* 11,,. distance between nn.v two Niicee*«ive cre*t* In the name direction. The wave length depend* upon the frequeney. If the frequency I* high the wave length I* short, .in the other hand If the frequency |H low the wave length I* long Numerically the wnve length I* equal lo ihe distance trav­ eled by Ihe wave In one neeond divided 1 by the frequeney. Suppose, for exnmpl.y Hint It were desired to know the wave length oJ on .■I, 1r<>iniigneile wave having a frequeney of Winny ryel'e*. Fleetnemngnetle wnve* travel nt the same speed a* do light wave* that I*. IMI.tssi miles |>er »e<„nd Id vldlng the ISiltss? by Kk'i.lSMi the wave length would be .223 miles nr 3!Ml ynrds. In radio work It I* measured In meter*. .\ meter Is iiptnl to o|> 1 pmxlmntelv 1.1 yard*. Converting ."tM * yard* Into meter* the wave length Would be 31*1 divided by I t ,,r ::«>» meters Mils I* tin- wnve length on which KDKA opei.des It n|*<i mean* tlmt the • lectn, magnetic wave* .cut out fn»m this Kiatlnn have a fninienev Of K3'.,n<»l cycle*. SOCIAL CALENDAR U M. Hand returned home Sunday from Han Francisco where ho attended the Shrinera* Convention. \ n t: . Including Meals anti Stateroom Berth* A Daylight and Searchlight Trip on the Beautiful St *er Department a p u i i i ra re to ihla 4 » * * r . » f J * ' " 1'*- “ r •rlrh a o a r I ha lir a • r a r r a l l j ap p rrrlairS . (jR A O f Sanford to Jacksonville and Return $1 ( s t e a m s h ip It t « « ha** a*F Liras* r . L I ' u•/r ".7 ■" “* ■■rwher* « » • » a r* n t r r t i l i T Sailings Every Monday, Thursday and S day at 2 P. M. £ P ac h e .......... .....June 3 ,12,22; July 1 i Comanche......... June 5 ,15, 24; July 3 ’ l ‘M ohawk............ June 8 ,17, 26; July 6 l Lenape ........ .....June 10,19, 29; July 8,1 - L i DE Editor. Tuesday Mra. F. E. Roumillat will entertain the members of the Sana Of North America the Yukon Is sur­ Souci Bridge Club at her home on passed in length only b) the Sllnslselppl system und the Mackenzie. It •Palmetto ave., at 3:30 p. m. Tickets on sale Mny 15th to September 30th. indium■™ " rr MRS. FRED DAIGBR, 8 o ^ Phone 217-W Our references? Thoaa wa have bad dealings with. -Quick Sanriee Transfer. 00-tfc-m Buick “ Four” Breaks Record_______ for Economy •mmos Under officinl observation hy Mr. .1. Untie of the Snn Francisco Bulletin, nnd Mr. II. T. Hays, superintendent of service stations for the Standard Oil Co., who scaled the gnsolin^ tank, oil filler s|Hiut and radiator rap, a Buick "Four” started on a 1.000-mlle iconomy run in Snn Francisco. No spec­ ial equipment war installed nor wore special adjustments made on the car. Day ntul night this enr rolled up the mile* on the amazing nvernge of thir­ ty und four-tenths miles to a gallon of gasoline and one thousand miles to a quart of oil. Needless to say the radiator required no additional water. When it was necessary to refill the gnsolinc tank it wns nrrnngcd that tho breaking of the gasoline seal und the rescaling .if the Link be done hy mi appointed officinl of the Standard Oil Co. The crank case contained the re­ quired five quarts of oil at tlie start at all Rood grocers N ew Invention N o w on Display T ire widely advertised N e w Perfection O il Range with S U P H R F E X Burners that for the first time combines gasstove s p e e d with oil-stove Let us show you this big handsome nev/ stove and its marvelous burner. Sanford Furni ture C'o. NEW PERFECTION OilRange with SUPERFEX Burners Tall Mountain*. At least on mountain* In California rise mure thnn t.'t.fssi feet above sea level, but they stnml mulil a wenllli of mounlaln scenery so rich ami varied that they are not considered siifll eler.tly noteworthy to he named, nrcording to the United Stiite* geologlcnl survey. Department of the Interior. Vet If nn.v one of those unnamed mountain peuks were in the eastern part nf tlie United States It would he visited unniially hy million* of people llut ( *nlIfornln hn* several additional intamtfiln peaka nMre than l.’I.Otsi feet high tlmt hare been named, or 130 In all. a* well ns n dozen that rise above 14.000 feet. Next to Princess t w liiM i)i, u uii display incre. Mirror 40” x56” . Siiiftfer Sewing chine. Desk and Chair. Tables, Pressing Boards, etc. EI). R A N D A L L Opp. Postoffice Hard'enin -it people put their money uway— oven in small amounts— in tin boxes, socks or mat­ tresses,—it is withdrawn from circulation. Watt* Not. Mother • always cut* Peggy's hair, nnd ns she was about to clear the dip Idnr* away the little girl stopped her. "Mother, you're not going to threw my Imlr away, are you?" "Ye*, my dear. What's the good of keeping R f “Why. ean’t you m*ke It grow on grandpa's head? Ilt'a got no hair at all."— London Answers. •It then becomes impotent to pay obliga­ tions or help business conditions. moving to our now GREEN­ Mr*. Thrasher's guest* included: HOUSES nnd if you nre interest­ M p. G. I). Bishop, Mr. and Mr*. Frank ed in Miller, Mr. and Mr*. Arrhie Betts, W. C. Hill, Col..ami Mrs. George W. Large Tub Ferns, Fern Knight, Dr. nnd Mr*. S. Puleston, R. Trees, Bedding Plants A. Newman, Mr. nnd Mrs. F. E. Rou­ of every dcscripaion. millat nnd Judge and Mrs. E. F. LADIES OF THE A L T A R SOCIETY Housholdcr. The members o f tho Catholic La­ Coleus ' dies Altar aoclety are requeatfd t« in many varieties, nnd many oth­ TW ENTY-SIX KILLED IN R A ILW A Y WRECK bo present at n meeting nt tho Paro­ er attractive decorations in the chial residence on Wednesday, June way of BERLIN, June 27.— Twenty-six per- 28 at 4 p. m. Thlt la an Important FERNS and P L A N T S suns were killed and a large number footing and a large attendance is de­ of others injured, thirty seriously, in sired by the president. Call nt the Greenhouse a railroad wreck just outside of Ber­ Signed by the treasurer, 416 So. Lake St* Orlando lin todoy. Miss Aranka Takach. | / •Bank your money, and not only let it earn interest for you, but inject new life into the arteries of trade. A our money will be safe when deposited with the— � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 27, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/aa8370aab72ab3e182e913945b92bbde.pdf 17b572c8e806911cc5e5ef66d218ea0f PDF Text Text SANFORD •*The City Substantial* The Sanford Daily Herald _____________ IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VOLUM E IIL S A N F O R D “ T h e C ity S iu in u in iiil" VEGETABLE SECTION S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y , J U N E 28, 1922 N U M B E R 80 REDUCE RATES GREAT REPORT SUBMITTED EFFORT INTO NEW PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT TARIFF BILL TO GOVERNMENT ENGINEERS MADE BY DEMOCRATS TAKES HOLD OF AFFAIRS REGARDING ST. JOHNS RIVER FIGHTING BATTLE TODAY Looks Like Well Organized Scheme to Hook the Consumer NICHOL TO HANG IN DELAND JAIL FACTS AND FIGURES ON JULY 21 ST Hearing Held Here Y es­ terday W as Most Successful 9 ( 11? T k r \•ftnrlnirt| |*rr•• t Will Hither Run Irish \\ ASHINGTON, June 28.— Tho fnet that the committee increased agricultural schedule in the admin- from 20 to .150 per cent, the duties on Affairs or Let Brit­ istrntion tnriff hill was attacked yes- r,»"»'*'ditic* in which the bloc wns ain Do It terday in the senate by Senator ' nlrrcaled and * m ,uped ,hp houie ... . . . . . . . , r" ‘M 0,1 n,l other products in the ngMnlsh, of Massachusetts, a demo- rlcu|limil ^hedule. He asserted e.lWhite Rapist Will Suffer Penalty of crntic member of the finance commit- s< that the rates were lowered on OIK HOUND TO , I Mi’ll ESS TH E tec. and defender! by Chairman Me agricultural products of the demo- WASHINGTON IS STIRRED DY His Crime TDK NEWS BUT DOBS GOVERNMENT w it h t i i e j u s MEANS THAT IRELAND MUST Cumber of the committee, nnd Sena- <ratio states of the South and said It NO STIRRING CEASE FIGHTING OK GO HACK t ic k o f o u r c l a im s I l l y Tf ce \ * * n r l n l r d I ' r r u l tor Gooding, republican, Idaho, chair- was “that n political pnrty would JACKSONVILLE, June 28.—Au­ mnn of the republican agricultural- carry partisanship to such an cxTO FORM Ell STATE _ __ continued ....... WASHINGTON. Juno 28—The seiz­ A large number of prominent local brey Leo Nichols, the Greenwood, S. tariff bloc. Thc debate tent." tllf Thr A••or In t • it |*rea«) anil out-of-town merchants nml ship- C., young man under death sentence for several hours with a result that Replying for tho committee Son- ure of 40 American employes of the DUliLlN, June 28.—The Irisn pro­ pi rs attended whnt was probably the for an attack on a woman resident of none of the committee amendments ator McCumher declarer I he was will- Cortex Oil Company nt Tampico, Mex­ visional government took forceful ac­ most important meeting that has ever DeLand last December, will Ik- h a n g -, in the schedule wero voted. ing to tnke his share of the respon- ico, reported to the state department tion today against tho insurgents of 11.'ll held in the history of Snnford. e.l at DcLnnd July 21, between 10 a. The paragraph denling with duties sihility for the Increases over the yesterday, ns security for a ransom of the Irish Republican army, investing This meeting wns called by the gov­ m. and i p. m. Nichol’s appeal to on cattle and fresh beef nnd veal fin- house rate, adding thnt they would 15,000 pesos created a stir in official | four court hiuldings where tho insurcircles in Washington. Lacking fu r­ ernment engineers, nnd wns for the the pardon board for commutation to ally came under consideration nnd have to he made, bloc or no bloc, ‘ gents were entrenched nnd owning hot purpose of perm itting additional data life imprisonment was recently refus -1 without n record vote amendments by lie said he wns gln.l of the assistance ther information ns to what has hap­ lattnek when the demand for their surbring presented in connection with the ed. Governor llnrdee issued the death j Senator Walsh, of Massachusetts, to thnt the bloc had rendened in "doing pened behind what is apparently a rigid censorship a t Tampico, however, rrn,,,pr1' T iK,,orcd' Fi«ht,n*' «'hlch preliminary survey, as authorized by w arrant and tho w arrant was rend to reduce tho committee rntes, were re- justice to tho farm er." there was litle to indicate last n i g h t Bhortly *ftor four °*clock thl< congress June 5, 11*20. It wns in Nichols in the Duval jnil here yester­ jejeted. The North Dakota senator argued morning was still in progress Into this reality a continuation of the meeting day by Sheriff Morris, of Volusia Asserting thntt he hill was "nn nt- thnt the farm laborers were ns much whether the incident would lend to afternoon, tho crack of rifles nnd the nt Titusville, at which time the Cen­ county. Nichols has been in the Duval tem pt to make n raid on the consum- entitled to n living wage ns the work­ any change of attitude here townrd rnttie of machine guns resounding tral Florida W ater Traffic League, jail since his arrest except for a few ers of the country such ns never he- ers in the rlty, whose wages nnd the Obregon government in Mexico. over Dublin above the noise of the In fact at the white houso it wns whieh has had the responsibility of hours in Dcl.nnd for trial. fore has been dreamed of," Senator standard of living, he said, hail adn ,1 V .V*® ' ^ ! l° h" ‘" ° !lf city’s traffic, whieh wns being carried preparing the data, requested an a d ­ Walsh declared, the duties proposed vnneed to a high plane, under a pro‘h" ‘ bplwc™ >p U'» tpd on us usunl. Fowler Hall nnd Farnoll journment to Snnford nt n Inter date, 600,000 CONVERTS FIXED on meats, cereals, potatoes nnd np tective tnriff system, lie nsked thnt aU " e*U° " cr® ,,ot ke y ,0 ,w' Square, occupied by irregulars wns affected in any way by the bandit out­ AS GOAL OF THE in order that tho additional data be pics nlono would increnso tho cost to a ronipnrison of living standards in also attacked by tho Irish govern­ HAITI STS THIS YEAR the consumers by $ 1,110,000,000 nn- the cities nnd rural districts he made, break and the recent kidnapping for a> |uin I to strengthen its contention ment troops. A number of casualties ransom near Cucrnavnco, some CO f»r the improvement of wnter tra n s­ finally, or nboat $80 fur tho average un»l doclnml it wan tho duty of c o n - ', t. / / %• \ ^ r*# / on either side hut not definitely I II) Tbr Aaaitflnlr of llruco Hieportation on the St. Johns river. -N A SH V IL L E , Juno 28.—T 'g o a l of "f M*’ Thi* d,d not lnkp in‘ *« inrrense the standard in the ,M|,k| form c/cW of oM he Hurenu of known hut fourteen me reported up The hearing wns held in the court Three irregular* 000,000 converts during pnrtmont of to mid-forenoon. ,g tho present ^ u Z ^ w ^uld“foil I t ‘‘"“ "‘T ,,\ tha, obtain,n* J " thp pity Investigation of the Depa, house before Major I.cmcn, Corps of conventional year has hv^.. been fixed „» ns that * ou,d fol,ow fr° m thp d“; ■» *" R«'p •'veryone n fail deal. j Uilti,.t, ntliri< rtV(.Ilt, ,-ently identified n ,rri,'d ° Ut ° f f" " r ‘'m,rt,, bui,dEngineers, U. S. A. Ilefore taking Senator McCumher expressed the with American oil interests who have Iing by rear exit, Thousands of shots the evangelistic program by South - 1*i<'" nn bult*r ‘ ***•• fruit, dir. t testimony, Major I.cnien gnvo opinio nthnt not nil of the proposed [had been fired. s brief resume of the cnnnl situation ern Baptists nt their meeting hero to- " , nnd thp many 0,hcr food" ,n th ' increases in tariffs on fnnn products property in Mexico. dny of the conservation committee M " dldp' Until it is known th at the incidents' „ o n . nts,n J T , ---sin. e it was first agitated. He stated Disrussing whnt he denominated would he passed on to the consumer, nnd other church lenders. are not n m atter of domestic politics' * * that the vast land concessions g ran t­ ns the influence of the repuhlienn-ng. hut asserted thnt even if they wero in Mexico conceived by enemies of th e ' J,unp M - - ,r r « u l« r Irish ed the East Coast Canal Compnny by riculturnltnriff bloc on the nennte the city man with n wngo ranging MRS. HEN HOOFER dcf™dinK how vr hnI' 0,vacu* the trite, under special net of tho leg­ finnneo committee m ajority in the “from $5 to $10 n day" should he Ohregon government to embarrass WII.I. HE WINNER relations with the United States, or ','trd th '* n;»pr'" M*» »"•! Proceeded to . i s t tire of 1H81 wns for the purpose fram ing of the hill, Senator Walsh willing to pay out a "few ex- " , V ' W hotel where i----- hotel they begnn erect* few rents ex of affording that section means of Infoodstuffs so ns ns to ! ‘ ^ ‘ m MILWAUKEE, June 28_Mrs. Ben ' a,d ,h ,t th ,‘ '*i" n'ip"pp «"d P *"each day for foodstuffs V 5 T ' U defense., n resident of of "urp ’ WM WM "uceessful ns "hown shown b> by* the'"enah!e th e '"enable the the farm farm er er to to earn earn aa liv living." ''V ',,' *_U. . '" V * ° ] l There r S ' I lo«|*er, of *Oshkosh,* president in g ."!„# ^ ' S«...... r i ’, an." 1 l hisTa rum?r lh“‘ U°by (,Vun; and maintain a canal of five foot !h° ' Vi»pon"‘" Women vo------ ------------------------------------------------ the occasion demands, there appear, l’" ° r’ ,lpPub»p-» in«urRent commandto mnv’n move i n .‘ depth at mean low w ater m ark with a “* ,' ominco f“ r thl' U* s - Fpn* "" disposition here *n ' vm,n< p‘ • ttilth of 500 feet. Since the construe- nt<’’ wi,J ,en'1 the d«mopr“ ‘> ®f " i s - U l U f l l ? l i t - O I 11 I j L \ I rtllrtU E t any other than a diplomatic way. j " Beyond a brief report stating that * June 28. Ah<>ut seven t. ' f railroads along the East Const, ronsin November 17. The domoerntIn addition to the two-score American ' 'um , nu n ,,,,K»K«-d on the governhowever, the East Const Cnnal hns ie convention Inst night unanimously endorsed her candidacy, nnd her nomemployes a quarter of a million d o l-!nu nt H'd'' *nd lbo rnttlo of rifle nnd fallen into disuse and it wns his opininntion in tho primary in September lars worth of destructible property of n!"chi,,p Kl,n firi* punctured by the exi iti that the state should devise some the Cortex Oil company was b ein g 1,’,M8ion of bon,b Mnd occasional boomnii ti >d whereby it could become gov­ was necepted. held as security for the payment d e -ll"* of urlil,pr>The government ernment property nt a reasonable fig ­ cn, Southern Europe and South A fri­ manded, no other word had reached “ m p * nrp Uldn»r 18-poundcr field ure. Over One Hundred Candidates Will he Initiated the state department last night con-! L '"™ n8"*n»t four courts building/ A survey of the St. Johns river can points on i>oth vegetables and cit­ rus shipments, nnd thnt those produc­ ccriiintr tin* Immlit action in Tampico. ®*ploiivo nhclla with doon That Eventful Day mute was made in 1DI3 nnd recom­ ing sections of the world cun place Both the embassy in Mexico and the 1 a>'" ' nc,,on n > ’ >«:30n breach mended by the local engineers, but nf* onv *'#H of the building. t,r 1ring referred to a higher bonrd shipments in domestic m arkets cheap­ Last night a committee represent- render a concert in the city park nt consul at Tampico were promptly in- l " M'< nu" b' e r than can he done from Florida. Mr. structed to press for immediate ac----■in Washington it was turned down, ing the Sanford lodge of Elks m otor-17:30 in the evening for the benefit of ENTITLED TO SEAT. die in lack of available tonnage. In Sligh sni<! thnt in order to secure re­ cd to Daytonn to meet with the Elks the Indies and tho Sanford public in tion by the Mexican federal author!-' . , f t --------ord. r to prevent a repetition of any turn cargo cabbage from Denmark and of thnt place to make the final a r ­ general, while the candidates are be­ ties, adequate protection for Amcrl-] enn life nnd property and punishment "'ASHINGTON, Juno 27.—Homo»u. h adverse action, those of the Cen­ Hol!% d wns shipped to New York rangements for one of the biggest ing entertained nt the club house. tral Florida Water Traffic League left during the past season a t enrgo rates, days seen in Snnford in a long time. The l>|cr Urlif-ntn r t" ’ chic!.::, pii.au '* t 1’" lK*HM*»rK»*>r« r* the oulU ki. Jrrstle n ’iF’C'.j of Lho house rulct and and ns a result Florida p w s r s »v>»re The consul reported thnt the reh- !p*''''t *ori* committee declare in a minnothing undone to procure st"*t«tic« committee consisted of Dr. C. J. will take place nt five thirty nnd will the suft'erers It wns firmly the opin­ el general, Goroznw, with 210 w ell' r*l*or^ ycstenlny that Rep. Thoa, •" ‘ing the present nnd future tonMarshall, exalted ruler; Judge E. F. he for the Elks, candidates and their ion that the future surety of the citrus armed men held the property and t h e ' " ' Garrison, Democrat, of the Sevr. lire po'-sihilitics for this route. These Housholder, secretary, and C. L. Itritt, visitors. This particular p art of the HI Americans had given IK h o u rs |p," b Virginia district, had lK*en duly nnd trucking industry of Floridn was figure - were gatheied and sulunitted H. B. Lewis, W. E. Walthall, Ed. program is in charge of men exper­ contingent upon development of our from Sunday morning, when the raid ,dpc*pd' 4 ,f*tltlc*»| to hold Ids seat nnd Higgins, It. C. Bower, Jack Davison, r ‘ lt,° L*rm of a brief. It wns intendienced along that line nnd Sanford will occurred, for payment ns demanded. , dobn *'"UL Republican contestant, • ! that Judge llland, of Orlnndo, pre- waterways, which was the only means Dick Maxwell and A rthur Yowell. see to it that the Elks will ho well fed The time limit elapsed yesterday ' ",d tbprp,H* A committee of Daytona Elks cm- thnt dny. • nt this brief, hut on account of his of uffording relief to the growers in powered to help Snnford make this n! *be presentation wns made by the form of cheaper transportation. The street parade which takes place morning. It was expected that fu rth -j Tho election of Harrison wns de­ 11. M. de Montmolin, of Palntka, day the big day thnt it will be, met at four in the afternoon is the real er word would come nt any moment C nred vo,d by Republican nienthcrs ' i ' onnelly, president of the Sanw.ho rpcentl>’ ■uhmltted a report to L r,l < hnmlrer of Commerce, nnd one submitted tonnnge figures front his the Sanford committee nnd a fter all feature of the day. This parade will showing whnt finally hud occurred. section. Mr. Connelly called upon the Goroxave Is a new figure in tho I1*"' b'n""' holding that Faul had boon tho arrangem ents were made, a pro­ he headed by the Daytona band and , { th’ 'litectors of tho Centrnl Florida following men, all of whom were un- gram was mnppcd out thnt will give will lei nt least a hnlf mile long. There Mexican situation. Neither at tho dldy e*cc*od* The case is not likely to WatiT Traffic League. unintous in declaring that development the people of Sanford nnd especially will l>e surprises nnd other things con­ state departm ent nor tho Mexican * con,*d*r»‘d *'>’ the house prior to the In inled in this brief wns a map of of the St. Johns, to enable m ean ves-jtho candidates the time of their life, nected with this parade thnt will embassy was his name recalled. J rtce** expected to begin late thia ' i way* of Florida which show* sels to ronrh Sanford, was the only Thursday, July 13th, wns set ns the bring people for a good ways off to Whether he Is a now bandit s ta rtin g !wpck' ' 'He present nnd proposed cnnnls, method to alleviate thu high rate pruh-------------------------- day for the fire works nnd Daytona, sec It, especially Elks. The Sanford out on a career of outlawry or one of I • Ater being those advocated by lent. the group in the Tampico region form 1 A‘ S h s ,,I*<»TEC"I ION ... . . / I in "'billion to bringing the team and people nre urged to stny nt homo that !• ague. The map also contained S. (). Chase, Chase erly headed by General Fulens, who' showing roads, citrus M. M. Dickson ... . „ ... r 'the goat will bring over their forty­ Thursday in order to witness this pa­ controlled the oil territory for years,' 'vI*\STON, N. (’., June 27.—Elijah ' 11 11 1 *itwo piece hand and twelve piece drum rade lK*cnus« It will he one thnt will •| tricts nnd melon acreage, vegOrlando. levying tribute on oil operators, w ns,,,u n ,»’ nPKro <,riv(,r of a West Connot soon bo forgotten. rorps and over n hundred Elks. a,"l legends showing timlier II. E. McCuller, lumber manufac­ not known. Faleas abandoned the field !"tru“ io" Coml",n>' material truck The Elks meet again tonight at •■ihilities nnd reclamation projects At four o’clock prompt, the parade turer, Orlnndo. some time ago, however, and is now |u b b b tbp r"ndw">’ one mile front uld he realized, if the imwill take place, eats will be served the which time the final program will bo J. G. Drokn, Drcka Co., DeLand. understood to he in the United S ta le s.' ,,<‘ p Run* ,hi* c°u»ty. Snturday, colI ' 1omenta us recommended were efElks nnd their visitors on the club drnwn up nnd tomorrow's paper will ilided with a horse drawn vehicle park­ Chns. E. Row ton, Fnlntkn. feetcrl. !grounds. A hand concert in tho city give it in full. e d in the yard of the home of Tom BOHTON IN CELLAR. F. J. Fcltner, Osceola Cypress Co., Hear In mind Uie big day conics off SuI.M-quent to the presentation of Osceola, Fin. 12, and perI park , , ,by this , famous hand at 7:3l) nnd CONNIE MACK OUT ,Hill, killing Jam es Hill,..............on July 1.1th, and tho .parade and 1 brief, witnesses were called from George II. Farkhill, special repre- tbp bl* work tlio work that over a OF LAST FI.ACK !np" fa,al,y Mrs. Julia Ann hand concert will well pay you not to r'n t sections, all of whom sup- (tentative of the Jacksonville Cham -! hun‘ rcd ca"dld* tp« _____ | Smith, nnd u one-year-old Infant, aurPoking forleave town thnt afternoon, and the I • nientrd, either orally or with writ- Ikt of Commerce, nt the hearing!wnnl to* . tf'r Aa«<M-iatr4 i*rru) .rendered to tho local police yesterday "tnrt ‘hp p' “b bouse Daytonn lodge premises tho candidates NhU YORK, Juno 2H.—Conniejnnd naked to bo kept in a safo place ■-in. the statem ents previously ns­ stressed the importance of co-opera- nt M>vpn,"hnrb nn' I*, ‘ until pnpb (*n‘! thnt they will Ik* nhlc to walk within n Mark’s Athletics are out of Inst place pending nn Inquiry into the accident, ' A great deal of valualde in- tion between advocates of the differ- ta ,n*de ,Bto » «•> Klkweek nfter the initiation is over. today nnd Boston Is holding down the rf a t ion wns brought out in this cut projects under consideration, and 1"he Daytona ( lub wus not selected The dance that was to have taken American League cellar berth as the HOUSE ADJOURNMENT <r " la m in a tio n by representatives declared thnt both were of special immuch because they were close to place thnt night has been put off un­ result or iron man |Ktrforninnce of U h*'1'1 not submitted figures from portance to the stato. He assured the Snnford ns the fnet thnt they have MAY UK BLOCKED BY 1 cctions. Interesting testimony Central Florida W ater Traffic League ' ma'b' " name for themselves nround til the following night, at which time Connie’s sta r tw irler, Eddie Rommel NEW RESOLUTION ' 1 "«» that given by the Wilson that it could count upon the support the state for the way they put these n real old timo Elks hall will take in chalking up two vlrtories over Bos­ >t ress Co., of Pnlatkn, Fla., which of Jacksonville, and the Jacksonville things on. In Jacksonville they have place in the new club house. The se t­ ton yesterday. Rommel earned 4 to " ASHINGTON, June 28.—House ' " * nn annual production of over Chamber of Commerce in uny move- !bo distinction of l>cing the best that ting of this dance hack a day wna de­ 2 derision in the first game of a doucided on a fte r the committee learned hie header and came hack In tho sevp,ani *°r •djoum m ent Saturday were ' ’Ay-four thousand tons^ n great ment made for the development of the cvcr •ttem pted the work there and whnt was in store for the candidates enth Inning of the second game w ith ! uP*et tem porarily in tho senate toI rth.r, of which would bo shipped by S t.Jo h n s river. ,tbcy kpcp K itin g better nil the time as they knew it is hard to dance on the score tied, stopped Boston’a rnlly day whpn " te m p ts of Senator Curnt« r if the proper facilities wero pro­ The meeting adjourned at 12 o’clock ’which assures the Sanford candidates -rally crutches. vided. while team-mates pounded the Boston tis, assistant republican Icadoi*, to and reconvened at 1:30, the afternoon their full money’s worth. Watch the Dally Herald each dny pitcher and won (1 to 4. put through the senate n resolution This same Daytonn lodge has a for­ J. .Sligh, n large ship|>er of Or­ session being adjourned nt 3 o’clock. from now on for information regard­ glvln gthe senate's consent o adty-two piece hand that won the first ' gave Major !.cmcn comparative Those of the League who had been ing this big celebration and plan to ENGINEER KILLED Joummen, wore hlckrd pending a condelegated to secure tho statistics proprize in tho state contest nt Jackson" "fentinls as Iretween Cuba, Forta ». ViUUIl, IUIUI take your part in it. Remember— sultniton between tho democratic ON CHICAGO FLYER sented In the brief are confident thnt ville and were given free transporta n?'1 Now York and Floridn nnd Thursday, July 13th. Icadora of the two houses. Tho re*o AT ALVO, N EUR ASK A " ' ork. These figures showed they have advanced irrefutable data tion to the Elks convention in Atlantic | lotion which Senator Curtis put in f “ 'bffcrcntial of 38c per box in support of their contention that City. Much trouble was experienced Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Buchanan will < ~ dunc “ — The engineer provided for adjournment to August r’ "i the former points n» against this route receive favorable recom­ in securing the hand for the Snnford leave Saturday for n month’s atay nt wns killed today when tho Chicago' 8. r" Mr. Sligh showed by his fig­ mendation by the government engi- nffnir hut they finally decided to give Daytona Bench. Flyer on the Rock Island railroad ' ___________ _ preliminary and then tho day to Sanford nnd leave for At' ' 1,at the same holds true as re- n«icra for was derailed by a washout near A l-i Have you lost or found anything? lar.tic City from here. This hand will Let us do 7our Job Printing. K’"rdl •bipments from South Amcrl- final survey. vo, Nebraska. j A IIerfc|d Wnnt AJ wU, he,p yQu ON HORIZON IN MEXICO CRISES IN IRELAND (jI(jA|VTFr! STRRFT PAR ADF ELKS DAY IN SANFORD. GREATEST IN HISTORY J to ,K? ,,prp In ^ �PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUN THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1922 PAGE SIX [DlElllIZlIElHlllHISHmis] . m m A m m m m m m MILLER’S SLAYER ; n m n n iT iin . PERSONALS WHAT ARE YOU • DOING for the man you will be twenty years from today? Start NOW to build A COMMUNITY BUILDER If. F. WI1ITNBH, Cashier \ ILMEN IAN COLONY ON T1IB WKKIWA RANCH Classified Ads 5c a line. No ad taken for leas thnn 25c. and positively no claaalfied ads charted to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count five words to a tins and remit accordingly. FOR SALE FOR S A L E — Two nlco Jersey cows. Price reasonable .terms cash.—Mrs. W. E. Allen, Longwood, Fla. 76-dtp FOR SALE—Five nr re farm, 4W acres tiled, nil In good condition, good house and barn, has good gas system In house, located about five miles from Sanford, on hard road. Cnn make terms.—A. P. Connelly. 75-tfc FOR SALE At n bargain, practical­ ly new Colts Acetylene lighting plant with necessary pipe for instal­ lation. Phone 3703 or call F. F. Dut­ ton, J r. 72-lfc FOR SALE—Five room bungalow with sleeping porch, screened, nnd in good repair, located in the best residential section of the city.—A. P. Connelly. 73-tfc FOR SALE—Potnto barrels In any cow, $50; I Oliver typew riter, like « I uni tar all-i —■a iuc. trailer. Will sell trailer separate or with car cheap, if sold soon.—F. L. Greene, West Hide. 7H-3tp FOR H A L E -S it o? Van Hriggle shock absorbers, 112.00 or will trndo ill on a light truck body. P. O. Hox 13, Osceola, Fla. "R-2tc 4 houses on eo. Hunter, ------ T O N I G H T ----- HELD ON MURDER co unt, m t. dora A coroner's Jury «t Mount Dora yes­ terday ordered James F. Perry, Mt. l)orn fnrmer, held for investigation by the I.nke county grand Jury on n rhnrge of first degree murder in con* nection with the killing of E. L. Mill*I er, which occurred last Saturday a f­ ternoon. The jury's verdict, ns reported by State Attorney Joseph II. Jones, who assisted in conducting the invostigafion, was: “ We find that F. L. Mil­ ler met his denth when he was stab­ bed by u knife in the hnnds of James F. Perry." Mr. Jones said that evidence laid before the jury tended to show thnt Miller was attem pting to placate Per­ ry who had approached the fertiliser plant where Miller and several other men were working, bent on discover- J. A. Erickson, of DeLnnJ, wellknown merchant of that city, was here today attending the waterways meeting Chester Goodrich, of Orlando, wns among the visitors to the city today and his mnny friends were glad to sec him again. — Ernest Rowland, of the firm of Cook A Rowland of Del-and, Buick agents nnd well known In the auto world, was in the city today atten d ­ ing the meeting of the wntorways. against that day. F. I*. PORSTKIt. President " - Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin R. Leigh fl Iw e red to Jacksonville Saturday. Mr. Leigh returned Sunday, hut Mrs. Leigh will remain in the b.g tows until after the 4th of July celebra­ tion. ’ WM. DESMOND It went up again yester­ day while we were not look­ ing and before we could take our pen in hand o r our typew riter on our lap the maximum had reached the high water mark of U1 again. Still wj would not say it is hot for this m orn­ ing it was delightfully cool necessitating the pulling of the last strip of our pajnmns over us—just like moun­ tain air, it was, yes. And the oldest inhabitant says the hot wave is over but the hot flushes may come back. 5:10 A. M. JUN E 27, 1922 Maximum 91 Minimum Itunge ”0 B a ro m e te r....................30.04 Hain 14 Calm and clear. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kny Seldnn and fam ­ ily of Dnytnnn Beach were in the city today on business nnd calling on their Sanford friends. Mr. Scldon Is a well known nttom ey of the penin­ sular cities. V breezy western comedy drama. 3ud McGrnw went out in search if excitement and got more than he bargained for. If you are look ng for good comedy and plenty of ligh-powered excitement—here It s. Also— STAGE STRUCK omorrow—Katherine McDonald in My l.ady'a Latchkey." The Daily Herald Delivered to your door six days n week for 15 cents— Join the throngs of readers. Why pay more? The Berger Steel tiltcr, $2.26. See us before you buy. —Elder Springs W ater Co. Phone 311. 51-2tc 10Vi discount on nil shoe JACKSONVILLE SCOUTS Co|. Montmoulin nnd F. E. WayFor Florida: Local thunder til July 1st. Others at > AT WEST PALM I1KACII mer of I’nln*k.» nrc in the city at* showers tonight nnd Wed $2.95 and all bargains.—I nesdny. Shoe Store. 7 Dr. W. F. Blackman his sold 1,225 tending the waterways bearing. Both WEST PAL MBEACII, June 27.— acres of land bordering on the Weki- these gentlement are representative Troop No. 22, of Jacksonville, Boy wa river In Seminole county to the business men cf Pnlntka and are Scouts, 33 strong, arrived hero at six B jy it with a Herald Want Ad Masses Company, a Wisconsin cor* boosters for the St. Johns river w a­ o'clock Inst night on their tour of the terway. porntion doing business in Racine. Have you lost or found nnythlng? D a n c e Tonight. L a k e Mary state. The hoys spent the night here The stockholders of the Mnsses C n sin o . T lie -T h r-S a t-7 3 -tfc nnd left this morning for Miami. Re­ A Herald W ant Ad will help you. Earl Brown, the energetics and e f­ Company are all well-to-do Armen­ turning Wednesday on their way to ians, and they propose to locate ficient secretary of the Del-and com­ the west coast, the scouts will go by themselves at once on the property mercial club nnd city mnnngcr of De­ way of Ju p iter und Indiantnwn. The purchased nnd engage in trucking Land, wns In the city today a tte n d ­ local scout organization is furnishing Are You Thinking About a Summer Camp nnd general farming. Later they ing the hearing on the Ininnd w ater­ free entertainment during their stay. will bring down from thirty to fifty ways. Deljtnd nnd the Commercial For Your Boys This Summer? club nre great boosters for the St. additional families. THE VICE-PESIDENT Tha mountains of North Carolina are the best locations in tha world Dr Rlnrkmnn recently visited Ra­ Johns river. OF ILLINOIS CENTRAL for health and that change of climate needed by Floridians and espec­ cine nnd made careful inquiries of DIES IN' CANADA One of the features of the arm y ially the growing boys. the bankers nnd business men of the bend prnctire last night wns R. W. rity ns to 'th e financial responsibility I l l r 'I l»r \ ••<»«■ l<if n t I ' r r a a l Peartnan In his army suit. They say WINDSOR, Ontario, June 27.—A. Laurel Park Camp Near Hendersonville nnd ehnrncter of these people. Karine is n rlty of some 100,000 in­ hi Is a regular Beau II rum moll when Stuart Baldwin, ngen 01, of Chlcngo, ia one of the beat camps in the South as well as one of the most reas­ habitants, 02 miles north of Chlcngn, he puts his O. I), shirt on over his vice-president of the Illinois Central onable with a fine corps of teachers and councillors, with the beat regular tegs nnd leta the white col­ rnilrnnd, died suddenly of heart anil contains a Inrge number of Ar­ i.thletic instructors, with the lake for swimming, with pure drinking lar and red necktie show through trouble while enrouto froqt New menians who nre employed In the im­ water, good food, sanitary in*every respect. i tin eld wonl shirt. York to Chlcngo on a Michigan Cen­ mense works of the Chnse Threshing to tlrnrin Inst night, the crew re­ Marhlne rompnny nnd other factor­ Send for Catalogue or See Me Personally IL II. Hrosslere, editor if the O r­ ported oil arrival here. ies. They nre snid to he Intelligent, energetic, persistent, sober, thrifty, lando Reportcr-Stnr, and Hon. H. II. ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr. The Daily Herald Delivered to your frugal nnd well-behaved. They sel­ Dickson, one of the most prominent SANFORD, FLORIDA dom figure In the pollen court of the business men of thnt city, and mem- door six days n week for 15 cents— city, or require chnritnhle nld. Most Wr of the firm of Dixon «% Ives, Join the throngs of readers. of them were trained in early life in were in the city today attending the they Ihe intensive methods of agriculture waterways meeting. In which which prevail in Europe, and It is were greatly Interested believed thnt they nre especially fit­ Sanford’s New Store Phone 127 Jn|T Slight, president nnd W. M. ted by their training, nnd also hy their tempermont and tastes, for the Tarpley, secretary, of the Florida trucking industry. Among the in­ W ater Traffic League of Orlnndn, tending colonists nre also a number were in the city today attending the of skilled carpenters and other me- meeting of the waterways committee nt the court house. Both of these ehnnlct. gentlemen nre well known in this 10 StoreH in Georgia city nnd their friends are giving 1 Store in Floridn PROMINENT OIL MAN them n warm welcome. AND RANCHER DEAD WAS WORTH MILLIONS Joe Itrann, of Coronado Reach, was Illy Tfce \ ••or Inf«d I'rraat FORT WORTH, June 27.—Cnptnin 8 . Burke Burnett, prominent oil nrnn nnd rancher, nnd the owner of hun­ dreds of thousands of acres of Tex­ as lauds, mu'ii n> nis home here early today. He had been In ill health for more thnn a yenr past. Cnptnin Burnett was horn In Missouri In 1H19. The famous oil town of flurkburnett was named for him and in addition to his vast prating lands his oil In.>/rests wore immense. FOR RENT OR KALI Small cottage —J. Musson. FOR *J\I.F.—Light lo rd truck, com­ pletely overhauled, new ernnk shaft, new drive shaft, new connect­ ing rod*, bushings, new main hear­ ings, new main drive shaft, new rear end. Magneto completely overhauled, $150 cash.—Ned Harrison. 70-ltp FOR RENT—One apartment of two or three rooms, gas stove, electric lights, running water, two blocks from P. O. Also furnished rooms with board, $8.00 a week and up. 110-112 Commarcinl. r,|t.V FOR RENT U'h.mih .Me! kitchenette. —Shirley Apartments opposite post office, upstairs. 28-tfc FOR RENT—Part of store. Tom Moore, Opp- P. O ......... 78-fitp FOR RENT—Furnished housekeeping and bed rooms, 314 East 6th street. 7K-3tp r o a d ster ; SEDAN AND TOURING Late models and in splendid shape. Can save you money on these ears. Lexington and Huhmo bile Distributors in the city today advertising the big time nt Coronado on the Fourth of July at which time there will be races nnd n battle royal nnd a big feed nnd all the many good things yni can a l­ ways get -«t Coronado Beach. Joe is still operating the pavilion at the bench nnd says there nre big crowds there nnd n fine season is anticipated. Don't forget the big band concerts nnd the dunces and the athletic con­ tests nnd the bathing suit pnrade and all the rest of the stunts thnt will be pulled nt l^ike Mary Thurs­ day all day nnd the greater part of the night. Thorp will he something doing every minute nnd all the mon­ ey will go townrd the support of the Snnford Municipal Hand. Go nnd get nil yfiur friends to go. Curtain Scrifti \ NI )R()SCOGGIN LOCAL Tl»e mnny friends of Mr. nnd Mrs. James F. McGee nre glad to hnvo them back for n few days visit. They nre now living in Tnmpn, where Mac is in the loan and investment busi­ ness nnd while their -Snnford friends hate to see them leave Snnford they nre glad to know that they nre pros­ pering In their new home. Mac was one of the live wires while he was here and Tnmpn hns gained a real LOST tine tire and rim between Sil­ ver Lake -and Sanford or Osteen ferry* nnd Sanford. Return to F. L. Miller for reward. 70-ltp LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN Team of dark bay mules. Finder please notify J. II. Little, West Side, phono 133, Reward. 78-3tc LOST LOST—Small shepher . dog About | month old Black, wt*h white feet. Finder please return to L. H. Connel 1y and receive reward. 72-tfi IX)ST—One tool l>ox with some tools in same.— Retupt to T. J. Miller for) editor of The Herald some of his new cakes thnt are railed the “Boun­ ty of the Gods"—something new and choice; made of pure honey by tho Floridn Honey Products company of Tavares. Mr. Wnrnekc says thnt his orders nre so Inrge that a new fac­ tory will have to be built at Tnvnrcs FOR TRADE to keep up with the business. The Populur Market will sell these pro­ ducts in Sanford and anyone who WANTED- A light truck body for wishes something nice should try the Ford ear. P. O. Box 13, Osceola, new "Bounty of the Gods." Fla. 7H‘-2tc ______ WANTED—A few Second wheel*. 8 Vi x 11. only Rates $8.25 tier 50c per 1:000. while they Inst, nt WANTED Hcrnld office. If Get in the Saving Habit The Churchwell Co FIRST STREET WELAKA BLOCK �SANFORD DAILY HERALD P a k l U k r t l » * t r r a f t r n i o o a r i r t y l Ran* f a r a t tfcr l l r r n l d l l u l l S l a a , 107 MUR n u l l a A < r , R a n t a r d a F l a . ■ THE HERALD FRINTING CO. ri'llM R IIK K R m. J. IKII.I.T.................................... Kdllar N. J. I.I I . I . A l l l l R r r r r la r r - T r r a a a r r r U. A. X N K L _________ tirn rra l H a n a a rr I ’k u a r I 4N a p t a OrtMl p , M. ilm ila la x • ill H air* lla d r A |> p l l r a t l n n K nona un • • b i r r * ' I o n I 'r l e i - In A t i i i w r O n * Y e a r . ______ —..... ......... — .......... *0 -0© ■ Is M o n i k a ________ ____ — — ----. — JUKI l l r l h r r r d la C lip kp f a r r l r r O ar W fik ................... — ......... _ l # C e n t s T k r k l « 13-» o IO-pas<* A V r r k lp l l r r ald r n l l r r l p r a v r r a N rm ln n lr C o a n lp a n d la p u b l l a k r d r t r r p K r l d a p . A d r r r t l a t n a r a f r a until r k n o w it o n n p p l l r a t t o a . l l r n i o r r n l l r In p o l l l l r a . I 1.INI p r r p a ar, alw ap a la a d ra a e e - MKHIIttll TUB ARSIHTATBI) f i t KM Thu Associated I'rraa la exclusively •ntltled to the use for repuhllcatlon of all news dispatches credited. io It or not otherwise credited In t h i s p a p e r and also tho local nev published herein. All right* of ro-puhllcatlon of special dispatches herein are also roserved. Of fir* i lin itA l.l) m i l . d i m ;. 1‘hor.r DM 11/ Illinois Massacre along .moothly for n time, and then the young man or woman who heal- n n C U D D llI it dies down and stops. The buai-' tates whether to pluunge Into tho I I * i l a O l l V r i In Condemned by ness atmosphere becomes murky nnd work ahead without educational pre­ Senator Myers paration and reach the goal by slow repressive. progress, or win it by a dash after These may be termed the parables Says Instance of 100 I*cr Cent Disloy­ of the spasmodic advertiser. The man a period of intensive training.—Tam ­ al to U. S. and Constitution . pa Times. who stirs interest and builds up a ----------o-----------IIASRD ON STRIKE VOTE UP TO trade by a spell of good advertising TDK WATERWAY MEETING. ( H r T k r A a * n r l n l r 4 l* r r * a | DATE I.OOKS LIKE A nnd then shuts off that current be­ WASHINGTON, June 28.—Charg* WALKOUT cause he thinks it too expensive. The meeting held in this city yes­ --------ing that the people of Williamson Trade may go on all right for a time. terday by the U. S. Corps of nrmy en­ ii»r The ,i»»o«-uicd i f m ) county, Illinois, apparently given apHut it surely will be ns dull and spas­ CHICAGO, June 28. A strike of pr(|Vn| to t he masacre of non-union modic ns his method of advertising gineers under Major Lemon wns a Most of the “going out of business” wonderful gathering of the people o the 100,000 railway shopmen of the minen| Jtt Herrin, Senator Myers, n of Montano, declare.l today advertisements are written by the Central Florida. They were brought country will bo called for July 1 unless the railroads agree to stay tho -n senate here was an instance of spasmodic advertiser. The consistent hero ehieny through the efforts of the one cntin; ____ county .*10o i.„. ,, 'Voincr nut of Central Horidn W ater Traffic League fGOJHIO.OOO wage cut duo the shop-1 _ _ _____ __ per cent dis­ business" sale. The man who keeps ~ an n»socintion of hard working, un-jw orkers on that date und to destroy joyBj to thl, United States and its conun ihe breeze and tho advertising 8C,fi*h, public spirited citizens who icertain working conditions formerly In Btjtution." Myers rend into L „ tho --------ree ell ringing always has something have been working long nnd faithful- ifTeit, it was made known Inst night ord thc vcr(jict 0f the corondr’s jury .... to offer *k»' n.,hH. nnd nnA the Ike ly of obtaining cheaper through a telegram from lb M. Jew- __________________________________ new tho public •>' on on the t *“ ' project Pr,,j crowd will follow the sound of tho freight rates by the deepening of the d i, head of the shop crufts, to the . .. , . . i , „ .f rn«liinr- Wens channel of the St. Johns river, cutting Association of Railway Executives. M l to "here the refreshing ideas ........... ........ .............. Decision to cat) a strike came late a rt over afloat. | th(* cftn" ’ frt0," 1 th c . ^ J ° ^ a yesterday after a lengthy discussion Just as tho lieo hums when it is th* In,1,nn rl' cr T busy, so men must keep trade hum- a n /e x te n d in g a good channel to Mi­ by the executive committee of the six shop crufts unions, based on tho strike i H W i WILL WALK OUT IF CUT MADE and declared if the massacre went un­ punished, as he predicted it would, the coistitutionnl govcm m rni of the United States could not endure. "There is little room to talk about thc lynch law in the south as long us this sort of thing goes unpunished. Tho Daily Herald Delivered to your door six deys a week for 15 cents— Join the throngs of readers. Wo have n number of late models in standard makes of cars that ars slightly used for sale at prices to suit Will accept your old car as part pay. ment.—lb & 0. Motor Company. 79-3 tc The Herald, 15c per week, delivered. OAKLAND WINS Florida. It means so much for tho | Should the rail heads arrange an people Ilf this part of Florida th n t, immediate conference, agreeing meanwords describing the many ndvnn- while to continue present wages, reMHO MAKES THIS TOWN?. Big day for nil of Central Floilda luges nre useless. 'store working rules modified by the yesterday. j -The Herald hnn printed articles for railroad labor board, nnd discontinue ----------- o ■ -----! ii isn't any one man or any half the past fifteen years on the ndvnnt- fanning out railroad work, however, All honor to the men who nre fight- dozen, or dozen. It Is every person ages of water trnnsjiortntion via the a walkout can lie halted, tho telegram Ing the linttiej of tho people thruugh in the town, as well as those who St. Johns river and everyone is more said. Othcrswlse “a sanction of with­ the Central H onda W ater Traffic make a practice of coming to the er less fam iliar with this great pro- drawnl from employment on July 1, READ TH E TELEGRAM, THEN COME TO S E E US leag u e. I town. ject. Tho army engineers have held I f —\ ns voted by the employes, will (>akland Motor Car Co. Los Angeles, Calif., May 22 1922. — - - o ---i We have citizens who are so mod* hearings on the subject of the canal Ik.* unavoidable." I’ontiac, Mich, And no honor to those who ore cat and retiring that they imagine and the inland waterways through The 2,not) telegram s, addressed to Oakland 6-41 touring piovea economy nndendurance by « inning sweep-takes standing hack on tho side lines with- that their influence is of no value, Florida before. But never before have T. DeWitt Cuyler, chairman oftho cup and class cup and making le s t showing regardlcss of price class in an1j out giving any cheering for thu good or has no weight—that it makes no intloit of Railway Executives , 1nual economy run from Los Angeles to Camp Curry, Yoscmite Valley, disthe engineers hnd such n mass of doc-. ,-A work well done. difference to the town what they do no liirht on th.. actual strike ,i,nf(? 3G0 consumed 12'/, gallons, oil none, water 2 pints. Wcirht mnentary testimony supported by real threw no light on tho actual strike of m | nc]udinK d r,vcr and p, s , cn*era 31C0 pounds. Miles per gallon ----------- o----------nr do tint do. fact-i ns they hnvc this time by the V"te I cyond saying it was an over- *_>!).3t>. Ton mill's 19.37. Approximately 130 miles mountain roads in extreme* All our visitors to tho city yostcrThey are mistaken, Central Florida W ater Traffic t whelming m ajority." Ballots were |y bad condition due to rain and melting snow, a inning under most unfarorday were impressed with the idea We have become so accustomed to I It shows What concentrated 'till coming in, it was said, ns they able road conditions at any time during Yoscmite nnnual run. Harry Netltle, thnt Sanford is building ns never he- the progressive citizen thnt we ox- effort will ,1.. toward getting som e-1were not returnable until June 20. our service manager driving, 18 different cars competing, fore and building permanent struc- poet to hear from hlin on any sub- thing of real constructive nature ac- A two-thirds majority is required by California Oakland Motor Compznjr. tures I ject of any importance. Wo would complished. the union by-laws to call a strike. -—------- o -----------hr more or less nonplussed if he did We have liecn working on the inAlthough the actual call for the Tomorrow Is "play day" ami if tho not come to iho front, land waterways through Florida fo r!walkout wns made dependent on the stores close up and the business men But it is the action of the quiet nnd many years. We will probably be railway executives' reply to I'rseident want to piny they should be allowed retiring element that adds impetus working on this great project for Jewell's ultimatum little expectations SANFORD FLORIDA to have one day now and then to go and puts real life into n movement many years to come. But real merit were expressed in railroad circles last out and have a good time nnd help for civic improvident- They ,may ,not will win every time and tho St. Johns night that the executives would agree the band while they nre taking a a.-sumo to lie leaders, but when (hey r ,Vf,r h#„ rt.„| nu.rit nnd is hound to to such sweeping demands ns those little rest and recreation. Let's go. get behind and push the we ght is so u , nH lho ln| and waterways made by the unions, great there is no such thing ns « ,(f j.-j,irida in the next five yenrs at the «** international union presidents, Again The Herald wants to call premature halt. farthest nnd when It ia so designated. forming the executive council of tho ■ ■ ycur attention to the fact thnt n pohpnbl-'ttle wavelets lapping up on the ((m, .w c|veil ^ M|j the government is Mechanical Section, Railway Employ- ■ ilclty tax for the county nnd city seashore always precede the great ,(uuni| u , k, jvo u n|j lkill pnrt ,lf p jor|. c-' Department of the American Fed- a ■ a must be made one of these days that t dal wavi that sweeps everything (|( wjM Kfow nnd expAnd jt should erution of Labor, were responsible for a will take care of every public Insti*, I <fore it. a have grown nnd expanded twenty the rtrike decision. Closeted for two a tut ion. Every other progressive It is so in community life. yi.nrt „ RO if the waterways had been <l“>s in secret session, they remnined a a city nnd county is doing It. Investi­ In each community there are a few 0|lt,m,d n|llj tcI| f,,,,t „f w ater obtained silent on their actions until last gate this publicity tax. v. ho arc always promptly active in fr,m, Jlirkiuinv|||c lo SBnford. It is Inight. every good movement. They are the t 0 con)P nnd meantime the men lh< hiring that the railroads have a Every man. woman nnd child owes little waves thnt never rest, thnt nre working on the job should Keep at the " tid on a contuton program to reduce a a a membership in the Fernnld-Lnugh- ever creeping up on the beach, ad)t iN k|g undertaking nnd wage* ami obtain other advantages to a a ton Hospital. Each year lid* mem- vnneing nnd receding, Incessantly on Ui, Upe mugt tlll and n l lt )| the carriers, IResident Jewell’s rnes- ■ a Iwrahip drive is put on nnd it gives the nuivc until they create the great lh)t, Iff|J|ni (lf no UHl. muat under-{Mgeimintcd out one hone-fit which S a a the hospital thnt difference between wave of public sentiment that moves u k ,,n and pul HVcr< ^ n d let every maycum e'to the carriers and em-■ ■ a paying ncltml expenses nnd being irresistibly on to victory nnd achievewkw ls „,(t>rc<u.d jn building up pl‘*>«< and to thc general public and J ■ a that nun'll in debt. It i* ..no of those nirnt. his statu get behind this great move- to ,l ' Uiat there are national ■ public institutions thnt we must help It i* the mass of quiet citizens who Inunt ft(ld lt mny ^omt, before we know spoki mm "f the conflictitlg interests ■ a ju^l like w«* lu*l|» tho Imnd nml other ror.htilulu ilir hulk <»f the public ?t*n- ^ mn|n tr<«ul»1i* in tin* year* who michl I «• able t«» bait a nation J a a propositions, for the public good, tlm rnt. Jt is the citizen who possibly ifttno |,y js t jinl the task wns left to niw lde withdrawal of men from cm- ^ ■ Get ready for the drive for nu mber- thinks thnt his own individual opln- f,,w nK.n t(l accomplish and it took tim ploymcnt m exw utive ssltnerely tie- 11 ■ a ships for the hospital. It is coming "i Hn- but little inlluem e upon com- ,mil k t)Im. i„ ninkl. tho effort count, sircil to tin- railway . rvice, if the S a a in July, If you are going nwny leave inunity life. It Is the man who arts \ llW (hat thc thousands of people of railway avoid this consequence of a a your dollnr with the president, T. W. after others have talked. ■ a South Central Flnridp are behind it their previous course of action. a Lawton, or the secretary. Mrs. Endor You, therefore, a n one of the mini, die m u l t Will OOOQ bo apparent ill the "For tin ' riMi-titi." the telegram said a a Curiott. ■ her who mnkc this town. starting of operations by the govern- “in behalf of and by the authority of J ■ the excel,:ivo murtiil o f the railway ■ You nre expected to aid in making ment. ■ KERB UP THE BREEZE. it even a better town. You can do Let every bu Inna man in S a n f o r d |«"ployt i am Inform- ■ it, if you will.—Ocala Banner. join tb. Central Florida Water T ra f-fto f you and through you informing " During these hot days a good many fie League. Let him become not only the responsible h ead s of the various ■ electric fans hnve been started. What ( Oi l KGE PREP Alt \TION I OR a paying member but a working mem­ railway systems in the United States ■ a for? To agitate the air and keep it BUSINESS ber and the results will follow us thc and a Ian the Pullman Company, must STRENGTH-I’H O G R E S S -S E R V IC E a a from la-coming stagnated. ' night follow* the day. It means s o j01" which are represented in the Aflsoa A college education is a good ns- much to every business man, to every [elation of Railway Executives, that V little boy is going down the ! .'.I » ...-.t*tvll.it,. oul on iiiimcr, to every grov .w, to every ril-juuleaa an iinmeoiatc arrangement cun .Tif* rir.*Iug a hell. A I..U ior I a business career if the result of a Izcn who i* interested in any part ,(f be made: There is an auction out on n back lot. " O ) To continue thc payment of ] The nlr is cool and pleasant white questionnaire sent nut to the Prince- this wonderful section of the d a te . R B. RANDALL, Jr. A. U CAMPBELL ■ thnt fan keep buzzing. But tho tno- ton graduating cla*s of 1012. is to And seventy-five per cent of the bus- the wages at present in force, line** of Florida lie* udjnntit to the] “ (2) To restore operation under i rr.cnt the rtirrent is cut off the air I. taken as a criterion. This report shows that the aver- great St. Johns river—don’t forget rule* tl, 10, 12, 14, 15, 16 and 177, us ] takes on that tired feeling thnt peo­ they existed prior to the amendment* I" ple Sometimes get. The little fans age Income of these graduates last that. Wclnka Building B year, which wns the tenth following The work ha* only begun even a fter thereof proposed in decision 222; ami i ■ will keep going for a few momenta S B niter the power is shut off. but only l,“'ir graduation, was ffl,7r,0. The the army engineers decide upon th< ] " (J ) To discontinue the contracting £ L o o k n V P l ' m il* o f n n n l l n n o n o lxufcxi-cx xvxti S B for a few momenta. Then the nir • highest yearly earning reported was St. Johns river. It will then be car- out of work and shops pending iirgu- ■ . J ^ . . . . _ UL lO l C } W C l l t l \ C li I l l l l l lllt? i l t p i'lC O S t l l c l t U1*0 soon becomes lend and oppressive ?50,000, and the lowest was $3,525. rled to congress where the real fight tuitions between the Association of n i H i y again. This is a good indication that will have to be made for a ten o'r Railway Executives nnd Railway EmThe little hoy got tired. The sun ’lese men were given nn advantage twenty foot channel and sufficient ap- idoyees Department looking toward was hot; so he sat down In the shade “’Y i M r edueatiori over the great proprintions to make such a channel|adjustm ent of the existing disputes Telephone 11.‘J tc rest. The crowd quit going in th* mn*» D'"*r fellows who did not iHissilile. upon these questions, a sanction of direction of the nuction when the boll have the same opportunity. It It will take time and money and withdrawal from employment on July eenseil to ring and the boy’s voice! I’E’Ve* previous statements that a much hard work and we expect every 1, 11*22, will be unavoidable." was hushed in an afternoon nap. | ollege education is worth $25 n dnj man in .Seminole county to do his COAL MINERS TO ABANDON Here’s a lesson in business:A i to l^c average m«« part. STRIKE PLAN AT PRESENT merchant started tho breeze by setDut these figures do not prove any------------o----------ting the wheels of trade in m o t i o n , thing ns t o the commercial value of WILL DO YOUR PLOWING. WILKES BARRE, Pa.. June 28.— Just when thing* nre going along an education or its real value. When Among the new firms in Sanford Is Upon receipt of a toll gram from John comfortably he thinks there is no it comes to the total contribution to -A I.80need of wasting further energy so he the wealth nnd the happinci! of man­ the T. SI. Fox company thnt lire now L. Lewis, president of the United shuts off the current. Business runs kind other things must be taken in­ equip|>ed to do heavy hauling with Mine Workers, who conferred with to consideration. And they are even pneumatic tractor nnd trailer outfit President Harding at Washington yes­ more important. for all kinds of hauling. They will terday, the general scale committee of SSSSISIIIIISIISIIIBSSSSSSS The fact remain* thnt in many in- also do your plowing, discing, and the anthracite workers yesterday stances the men of learning who harrowing nt rales beneficial to tho abandoned all plans for immediately nre contributing thc most real value farmer. They will have headquar cnlling an absolute strike and the Con­ WIGHT BROS. GARAGP__ ___________ -SANFORD. FLA* ■! in this respect are those whose of.r* at the Ford Service Station o« templated withdrawal of pumpmen forts nre poorly paid and the result East First street. See their adver- J^r0™ the mints. of whose labor* cannot be directly cisenu nt in this issue of The Herald, The committee adjourned indefinA CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU computed in money because they Meade Fox is the presiding genius at itety, leaving theanthracite situation are evident only in the lives nnd act* the head of the new company and h o .as it was before it convened Monday of others will give you all the particulars about morning, wheh it received the pracWhile it i* true that our colleges it. Fall hint at 331, 5 ■ tically unanimous permission by ref­ are graduating more men nnd women erendum vote of the 150,000 idle min today into the commercial and Indus-’ I)r. K. 11. Armstrong, of Jackson-[era to make the prevailing suspension trial lines of work thn never bo- villc, is here today demonstrating the nn absolute strike, Court cay nnd Prompt Ser­ fore and fewer into the professional ('rankles* engine. He is well known! l.nbor officials and members of the vice Our Motto or Intellectual, it is also true that in Sanford where he used to come committee expressed great elation ovevon laborers in the former field* nre with his yacht and spend several cr the tone of Mr. Lewis’ message, nloften paid more In dollars than th e !weeks each summer. [though they declined to make it pubPhones 497-494 leaders in the latter. | — , ||c. However, such a statement ns that Second sheets, 8 ) 'i X l l , onlv WEI.AKA BLOCK ..f the result of thc Princeton ques- 50c per 1.000, while they last, a t 1 We deliver the goods, -Quick SerEuropean Plan Corner Buildi"* tf vice Transfer. i s s a i a s s i B i B a i i i P S i i i i a x i : tionnsire should I k* encouraging to Herald office. 60-tfc-m Open all the year orery room outside ’ . I Report cr-Rtnr. m A Kent Vulcanizing1Works LEE PUNCTURE-PROOF TIRES W e ’ll B a c k th e F a r m e r — This bank stands squarely behind all those things which serve to ease the problems of rural life and promote the general welfare of the farmers. r : ip; !i i II ill We’re vitally concerned about poor yields, inadequate market facilities, low prices, insufficient credits, lack of trans­ portation and every such problem affect­ ing the farmers. We want each farmer in this section, whether a customer of this bank or not, to know that we accept his problem as our own and offer him our help to satis­ factorily meet these conditions. The Seminole County Bank] ' P e n i n s u l a r E le c tr ic C o m p an y i right. BE SURE AND SEE THE c C 0 B It O PACKARD SINGLE SIX STUDEBAKER AND CHEVROLET’ CARS \ SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY [G R O C E R IE S I 1 A. C. FORT, Agent FRUITS \ AND VEGETABLES : j s DEANE T U R N E R V | �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1922 PAGE TH REE EVERY PARMER SHOULD the Ward liner STPoney and the BarNOTICE JULY 20. XU LOW TIDES ON THE BEACH KNOW CORN PERCENTAGE fond, a Norwegian cargo ship. I Yan can’t make a mistake when * —— Jacksonville a t Daytona. Reports that the raid aboard the you buy a Buick. I t’s economy, durForenoon and afternoon tides occur Orlando a t Tampa. President A rthur In Hoboken, was ability. It’a quality and comfort.—N. ( B r The A a iM litr S Prraal nt approximately the same hour and iW Lakeland a t St. P etcnbcrg. conducted as a test case, as a re*|H . G am er. . 7G-6tc-wltc minute: G A IN ESV ILLE.',Jund 28.—Every JULY 24. 25, » Date July Aug. farm er should know the percentage suit of the recent ruling of Chairman June Lasker of the shipping board that Daytona a t Lakeland. 1 7:04 7:19 8:53 of an ear of corn when he turns to •J Jackaottviiie a t Orlando. m 7:40 9:50 8:17 m atter* of fu rth e r propagation, ac­ ship* carrying ths American flag may carry and sell liquor outside the St. Petersburg at Tampa. 3 9:15 8:39 10:47 cording to the exports of the college JULY 27. 28. 29— 4 11:43 9:38 10:12 of agriculture, University of Florida. three mile zone, were later denied CORRECTED TO NOV. 16, 1921 Daytona a t Tampa. , 5 ’ 11:05 10:35 12:35 The pedigree of the car of com ia by members of the searching squad. Jacksonville a t Lakeland... . . 6 1:23 11:20 12:02 ju st as essential as that of animals, Southbound S t Petersburg a t Orlando. 7 2:08 11:24 12:55 the experts aver, and in the case of “PEACOCK ALLEY" IS Arrive D eparti JULY 31—AUGUST 1, »— 8 1:14 2:48 1:43 com the ancestry should he known GORGEOUS PRODUCTION No. 83....— 2:36 a.m. 2:46 a.m. Daytona a t SL Petersburg. 9 2:02 3:26 2:27 before the corn is planted. No. 27_____ d:40 a.m. Orlando a t Lakeland. 10 2:50 3:11 4:02 Seed for the next planting should Shown Mao Murray an Parisian Danc­ No. 89........... 8:25 p.m. 2:45 p.m. Tampa a t Jacksonville. 11 3:32 4:40 3:50 be chosen from the growing stalk, er and Misunderstood Wife No. 85........... 6:55 p.m. 7:10 p.m. AUGUST 3. 4. 5— 12 4:15 4:30 5:19 the experts say. In this manner, the • Tampa a t Daytona, 13 5:11 • 8:02 4:58 farm er can get the "low down" on u U not oftcn thnt motion picture Northbound lakeland a t Orlando. 14 5:44 5:45 6:53 the seed which he expi-cts to fruit for fan* are given the opportunity to see Arrive Departs St. Petersburg nt Jacksonville 15 6:33 *6:43 7:17 2* his next crop. The farm er who se- (he ]atest nnd most stylish .costumes No. 82.... . 1:48 a.m. 2:03 a.m. AUGUST 7, 8. 9— 16 7:14 7:15 B:10 lects his seed from the com in the presented by one of the most nttroc- No. 84..— .11:45 a.m. 12:05 pan. St. Petersburg at Dsytona. 8:05 17 8:02 9:07 crib fs.guided largely by the sire and (tivo artists of the screen in n story No. 80-------- 8:42 p.m. 3:52 p.m. Lakeland a t Tampa. 8:51 8:54 18 10:05 4 br 6on* apparent condition of the corn. These vibrant with romance nnd adventure, No. 28........... 10:00 p.m. Orlnndo a t Jacksonville. 9:46 9:40 19 11:04 nre sometimes misleading ns the but that is what Mac M urray’s latest AUGUST 10. 11, 12— 10:28 20 10:39 12:01 14 M * » forthcoming corn stalk mny not en- picture, "Peacock Alley" is. It will lie Trilby Branch Orlendo e t Daytona. 11:16 21 11:32 12:57 jojy the same growing conditions »hown Friday nnd Saturday at the on Arrive Jacksonville a t Tampa. Departs 12:06 12:25 1:49 th at favored its predecessor. Fre- Princess Theatre, xNo. 100.......... 7 :00 a.m. St. Petersburg et Lakeland. 23 12:64 1:17 fluently In cases of this kind, the offj n thiB Metro release for Tiffany xNo. 24__ _ 3:25 p.m. AUGUST 14, 15. 18— 24 1:40 2:07 3:33 spring, luckingfi the ndvnntages of Productions, Inc., presented by Robert xNo. 168..... . o lakeland a t Daytona. 7:90 a.m. 4:20 25 2.25 2:55 H 14 U M H its pnrent stalk, will he much infer- Z. Leonard, Miss Murray portrays the No. 22........... Jacksonville at St. Petersburg. 7:00 p.m. 26 3:12 3:33 5:15 p O ’S r e s u l t s i°r part of a Parisian dancer, who, as the Tampa n t Orlando. 4:01 4:19 0:12 27 In selecting the seed for the grow- darling of the famous city of pleasure, Leesburg Branch AUGUST 17. 18. 19— 28 4:52 5:08 7:12 ing com. the experts pnss out a few 1%fcte{t nnd adored for her tinring nnd Ida Stale League Arrive Daytona at Orlnndo. r.: IS Departs 7:28 29 5:59 <( 5; Tampa, 3. pointers: • 'artistic creations. She fnils in love xNo. 157........... 3:55 p.m. Lakeland a t Jacksonville. 6:50 6:55 8:28 30 L 0; Orlnndo, 4. No ear grown upon a stalk th at with n youthful American, a small No. 21...,...,.. 2:50 p.m. Tnmpn a t St. Petersburg. 7:45 9:28 81 gnturg, '» Daytona, enjoys the advantages of rich soil, town boy, nnd goes back to his home xNo, 101........... 5:50 p.m. plenty of room, nnd moisture, should only to find (hat the people of the xNo. 25....'.,.,, 1:30 p.m. be selected. Its offspring will not little village arc scandalized at his No. 22..... . Ltaal I vague 7:00 p.m. 7, Philadelphia, 1; enjoy these advantages. A big car French wife. The rude awakening [ailed 6th, rain; second docs not indicate much, but n big car among the bright lights of Broadway Oviedo Branch produced on n stalk in competition giVes this story a turn which makes it xNo. 126...... .. 7:45 p.m. Ll l |d>; IVtsburph, 6-7. w ith ofher stalks is a good enr for one of the most dramatic offering* of xNo. 127........... 3:40 p.m. [j; Brooklyn, 7. seed. the screen. w--- n sily, except Sunday, L, ( innatl8; 12 inAttention should be paid to the lo- 't "Peacock Alley" is typically a Mae cntlon of the stalk, condition of the Murray picture. Its gorgeous set- O FFIC IA L SCHEDULE Cleanliness is next to Godliness ienvea, position of the car upon the tings and the costly costumes of the O F FLORIDA STATE eritan League stnlk, size of ear, the shuck, and star are outstanding features in an LEAGUE FOR 1921 lii, 4-6; Boston, 2-4. We invite the public and all users of ELDER length of shank. Ears that nre so- ^offering which at its special showing SPRINGS WATER to visit the spring and in , 5; fhiengo, 9. lected should be marked so that fur- (in New York won the unstinted prnlse JU N E 26. 27. 2 8 our method of handling its product. Why take ,9; St. Louis, 7. th er selection enn be made when they of the critics ns being the most beauDaytoha a t St. Petersburg. | scheduled. a chance? Your eminent physicians claim hnvo fatured. 1tiful nnd gorgeous production of the Orlando a t Lakeland. th at this w ater in unexcelled and ita purity screen. The cast supporting Miss Tam pa a t Jacksonville. makes it moat beneficial for many troubles cm Association W IFE WHO KILLED M urray*is n most notable one and JU N E 29. 30—JULY 1— ■ ■ |*hia, Hoston, 2-4. nUSDAND IN JAX. includes Monte Blue in the leading ■ Tam pa a t Daytona. The Ford people of Sanford as well os the LljChlraiJO, 9. IS FXON'FR VTFD role, Edmund Lowe, \ \ . J. LorgLakeland a t Orlando. Western Union recommend this water for Li 9; St Louis, 7. * * * uson, Anders Rnndolf, William TookSt. rcte ra b n rg nt Jacksonville. batteries. •cheduli'l. <nJ The Associated iTessi cr- noWBrd Lang, William Frederick, JULY 3, 4, 6— JACKSONVILLE, Junq 28.—Mrs. M- DurB" t J ^ r y * Lewis. "PenSt. Petersburg at Daytona. Call phone 311 and have a bottle of this water yiejn t-'oeintion Effie Travis, 29, will today take tho cock Al,ey '' >» *>>' Edmund Goulding. Lnkclnnd a t Tampa. pent you nnd protect vour health. Milwaukee, 6. ■ body of her husband, J. L. Travis, based on n story by Ouida Hergere. Orlando at Jacksonville. ■ , 10; Kansas City, 8. It was directed by Robert Z. Leonard ■ 39, whom she shot ami killed last JULY 6, 7. 8— ■ foonrri, r.iin. Thursday when he attacked her, to nnd photographed hy Oliver T. Orlando a t Daytona. her home at Kissimmee for burial in Marsh. Jacksonville nt Tam; a. Utm t-'oeiittinn s■ the fnmily plot. Her contentions St. Petersburg at Lakeland. |p.<k, Chattanooga, SANFORD • FLORIDA A Herald W ant Aii will help you. th at she fired in self-defense were JULY 10. 11, 12— Have you lost or found anything T upheld by n coroner’s jury yester­ Lakeland nt Daytona. Itani. a. Atlanta, 4. day afternoon, which returned a ver­ Jacksonville at Tampa. 7; llirmtngham, 2. If It's n piano, wc know how. Call dict of justinble homicide. YestcrSt. Petersburg at Lakeland. b-Xathville, rain. CO-tfc-ra JULY 13, 14. 15— SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS i day morning she was released from 498. JOHN GOVE, Proprietor ; jail for a short time in custody of n D aytona nt Orlando. IH2S TODAY deputy sheriff in order to hnvo the Have you rend the want ads today I CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY Lakeland a t Jacksonville. I Lakeland. 1018 West First Strevt *018 West Firat 8 tr#H 'body prepared for burial. ( Join thc ° f rM dera* Tam pa a t Lakeland. iLcksonvillc. Travis died Monday ofter n long — ISt. !’i t( rdiurg. fight had been rnndc to revive him RUY A IIUICK, SAFETY FIRST from a bullet wound in his head. pL'H s i VNDING When you buy n car, buy one with At Kissimmee the wofnn and her the best trade value. Thnt’s evidence h Stale l.eague. Won Lost Pet. burden will be met by the rouplo’s that the Ruick is the best.—N. H. Hi .J .714 two .children. They were visiting Gamer. 70-6tc;wltc : r> .583 Mrs. Travis’ mother nt the time of the tragedy. Mrs. Travis’ relatives .543 nnd the friends of her girlhood will .538 j j - make up the funeral party. No kinsIP«* people of the slnin mnn appeared to An outdn.thc.opcn tire. The dealer ROD ABLY you know claim his body, anti legally it be­ sells you confidence, not price. Ho at least one car o w n er wants you satisfied with performance longed to his wife, if she wanted it. piwial i r.ig ttf w ho is a lw ay s o n and value. The only wav he knows Won L'*st ptt j This, she expressed emphatically; thc look'out for thc to get your buslnct Is to dc* she really wnntcd him back alive, she tn 23 cheapest tires he can serve it. r ,^ sdbbed. T avis hnd been n good pro.15 29 Tills Is thc " U s c o " Idea. find.He likes to pet them by mail vider for ten yenrs, nnd in spite of 36 30 or at a sale or at some place 33 33 .600 his rash moments of brutality, she where they have big red bargain »I Compared with thr 31 .500 loved him. signs over the door. ten* minute thrill of 31 33 .484 21 It would be fine if he could thc bargain appeal, 37 .393 FOUND WANTED MAN "Usco" Is juit IN JAIL ALREADY 21 get “ the edge" in every tire the 28 .387 p lain commontrade. sense. (llr Thr A unrU trd I’rraal l.eague. MIAMI. June 28.—Deputy Sheriff But the dealer can’t afford to Won Lost ^’c**J Jack Gny, of Dade county, hnd little let him have it. 40 28 .588 1(rouble following the trail of Jock 38 31 Smith, wanted by the New Smyrna •15 32 Even if a man saw nny slight authorities, when he was put on tho 35 32 percentage in tire shopping at case here recently but ns thc sheriff’s 12 34 .485 office snid, the trial "petered out" all—it disappeared when thc 32 36 .471 every lime Gny reached a certain "Usco" brought the price 28 38 .424 stage in the mnn hunt. He hnd about down. 26 34 ^ 'd e c i d e d that Smith hud left the coun­ A ftamlunl product—ami the ty when he made a casual trip to the dealer tell* it with pride. kern " o d n tlo n jail. Looking over the prisoners, ( A good lire. The dealer has Won Lost Pet. Gay’s attention was attracted when no driire to tradt you Into 44 27 .620 one of them wnf addressed ns Smith. n larger profit for film self. COUNTY SOLICITOR 14 27 .620 There nre several person* in Miami It) 30 POUNDS .571 named Smith but the deputy took a GAINED <0 32 .556 chance nnd questioned the mnn. It tnited Stoles Tires IN TEN DAYS 35 36 ore Good 71m .493 proved to be the Sm ith he was look­ 30 39 .485 ing for. 1 2ft Remarkable Gain in 41 .414 While Gny was combing the city 23 52 .307 for Smith, to lock him up in jail. W eight Shown By U . 8. Tin. Co. Sm ith was basking in (he bnstiic. Ferraline User He and his wife hnd argued over 1 »re Just nnd right f ir something nnd she had him arrested Mr W. \V. laiveniler. County Solici­ •Wvice.—iQuick Service tor. of iillit> County. Alabama, gained on a peace w arrant. two nnd a half pound* In a b o u t ten 60-tfc-m daya a fte r ntartlnx to use F c rra lln • TRAIN SCHEDULE E ld e r S p rin g s W a te r C o. How did your neighbor’s last bargain tire turn out BANANAS! A uiu luau ui yellow, ripe Bananas will be sold at* the dray tracks by the express office, at chargei onthis 3ox3V LOWES.? PRICES USCO Come everybody and get your bargains. 2l/t T his !■ a only while they Iasi, at tf . . . . T b „ A ae erlatfd l*r»aat , on N E W YORK, J u n e . 8 . — C u s to m ,AKR MARY THURS­ I n s p e c t o r s la te yesterd ay r a id e d DAY? wonderful re c o rd b u t no morn w o n d e rfu l th a n t h a t o f m a n r U. S. SHIPPING BOARD olh e ra who h a v e w r i t t e n t o t h e KarVESSELS AND OTHERS ralln e Medicine C om pany recountloK •Vrrnllne e ir e i n e r---------le n c e s —‘fh w ith K* ----- ... ARE RAIDED IN .N Y. th maklnK nla re p o rt. Mr L a v e n d e r says: "I desire w ith o u t a o l lr lla tlo n o r hesi­ tionn 'to people who latatlo to 'c'coommmmeenndd toto tnthooi se e pro pl ar» overw o rk e d or a r e In a ru n down , *nr.,1ttlon to t r y F e r r a l i n e , n s a tonic ( I look tw o b o t t l e , a n d felt a l m o s t like I Hus will tnke you there Injt Leave Sanford 2,400 Trottles of alleged liquor, all of «»mTn»WnJ W t f he . ^ or Kerrn4:30 p. m., 7 p. m.; which was declared to have been f l n e t o d a y . - - A d v . “If your local dealer does not han­ 'I . . m.; 2 p. smuggled aboard, The ships searchP m.; ll p, m. paro „,i wore tho United States Shipping dle FERRALINE. send SI.OO direct to P r » l d , « A r.h u r. o p - W P B H R A L IN B D IS T R ID U T IN R >< "ft- round trip TeleUII». phone 382. 78-3tp crated by thc Unitcl States l i n e s ; .C O , Tampa. H a. Where You Can Buy U. S. Tires MIDWAY GARAGEL Longwood, Fla • EDW. HIGGINS, lac^ Sanford, Fla. LAWTON BROS. CO, Oviedo, Fla. <KENT VULC. C O , Sanford, FI*. I. W. PH ILLIPS ft SONS, Sanford, FRANK AKERS TIRE CO , Sanford. Florida. Florida. s �™ gM W onp d a r y h k h a i j >. T PA< A Big Array of Bargains Await n. j M. J U. A A4« Oar T» a 14 aai flail* llaa 6ftA °£ F»ai MR] Tl •nil •II not • nil h*r« A dlap oiri Forest Lake E. M. Galloway W. H. Hand £ yon 1 SPECIAL VALLES i I"' 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. IT. Guthrie l Ing the I a*i I S O C IE T Y notice THI ffn ifl THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1922 Misses Jesnetto Lain*, Minnie and Tliey aro demonstrating the famous Our references? Thoaa we bare TO STOP COUGHING AT NIGIIT Edith Stewart, Dr. and Mrs. King and I-ee Puncture Proof Tires th at cer­ IBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBI had deallngi with.—Quick Service John D. Jinkins. •■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBI A summer bronchial cough keepa tainly hnvc tho goods when it comes Transfer. City Registration books will closa 60-tfc-m not only the sufforer but other m em -, HRS. FRED DAIGBR. So^:* Editor, to puncture proof, and the demonjane 30tb, 1522 of the family awake. Alfred Bar­ Phone 217.W ^ L. ft. rillL IP S , No Dead Ones There— trntinn is enough to convinco the “I'm Going Right Straight Reck to bera ker, 1061 Avondale S t, E. Liverpool, most s k r- d l-i. The lle a t Vulcanis­ My Dear Old Florida Home,’’ nt HinCity Registration Officer, 0 ., w rites: “I ronslder it my duty to All Alive in Kiwanis ing Works will be tho Sanford agents term ister’s Piano Store, Welaka Block. U0.22.M-26* write and tell thn rcsulta of Foley’a for these tires and will soon s ta rt a 20-tfp Honey and Tar, which I used for my Dra. Marshall and Langley were campaign of advertising in The Daily You won't find us on the street boy who had been suffering from n called on to cxnmino n few of the Into Hi raid. See these tires dem onstrat­ ^rners, blocking traffic; you get us Bargains found t ach day by read­ SOCIAL CALENDAR bronchial cough for 7 or 8 weeks. Fol­ comers at the Kiwanis lunchcn today, ed. You will bo convinced a t once. 60-tfc-m ing the Herald Ads. by phone 498. ey's Honey and T ar has dono him won­ and reported that nil were very much • derful good, and I shall always recraFriday—The junior chapter, Girls' nlivo, except Bnrt Herndon, and rec­ Rome’s Attitude THE SAND PIPER mend It.” It sooths and hoa's. Sold Friendly Society, will give a sliver ommended that he be laid out for a everywhere.—Adv. OPEN JULY 1, 1922 On Jewish Situation tea and program a t tho homo of while to see if m ortification would set Mrs. B. FF. Whitncr on Oa!: ave­ in. tra n k Miller was called to take in the Holy Land 315 Atlantic Are., Daytona llcarh, Fla . 1 B 1*1®000 makes no difference; we nue a t 5 o’clock. the measurements, but while Bart nrc ready for the long, as well as the Rooms and Meals do V. Howard Chapter, was on the cooler tho thing broke Would Grant Equal Bights But No short trips. Call 408 for a Quick S«rU. D. C., will meet a t the homo of down and Herndon showed a t once Special Privileges MRS. L. It. WATT I vico Transfer. 60-tfc-m that ho was not dead. Then just to . Dr. Howard on Pulmctto avenue «t 4 o’clock. ’ enp the clinmx he Immediately went ' Hr, Tfcr \••or Intnt l-rr..) Ut-.NKN A, June 28.—Tho Holy See Friday Mrs. Roy Chittenden will into his speech (he being speaker of TIIE WINNERS entertain the members of the Bon tho day> wherein he told of tho orig- readily agrees that Jews In Palestine nation of the tribe of Lloyd and how, must have equal civil rights with oth­ Ton Bridge club nt 3:30 p. m. the members of such tribes were er nationalities but it cannot consent Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jackson known internationally as secretaries. to Jews enjoying privileges, prepond­ Now in the time to dour up our stock. Lots of o(J(Ih and ends and broken lots show up in our stock at this time and we must clean them \ isitors a t Kiwanis today were erant position over other nationalities Cameron nnnounco tho birth of n 10< apt. ( undy, of tho Hoy Scouts or- nn'l faiths or to rights of Christians ________ pound son. The young ninn will bo I rofil is a tlunjr of the past in this kind o f sale and we are offerin g you merchandise in some instances at a fraction o f its worth. Read gnnisatlon; Perry Byrd, of Titusville; l>t*ing insufficiently safeguarded tinciillnl Howard J. Cnmcron, Jr. ovl 3a*JA R C 0FFtEtC Mr. O ( onner and Mr. Crosby, of Day- Vatican declares in a letter to the Hit* offeriiitfH liulow iiihI you will rcurfily set? tli«it it will pay you to visit us. League of Nations. Telephone No. 509 The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. *onn' ‘'*r' 0 ’Conner addressed the Henry Peabody will bo Interested to L ul> " i,h reference to the competition Are making you a special offer NOTICE. learn that they are moving from T ex -!?/ , w e,t ns nK«in"t the south. Mr. lor I EN MAYS only. We are re­ ns to Miami, where they will make J n nnnounccd that he hud fallen in moving to our now GREENThe Womans club will servo chick­ their future home. *ov° wRh .Sanford and Us people and PIANOS H o l Si*.S and ii you are interest­ in all porbnhility bo would bo a San­ en lunches, chicken sandwiches, homo ed in pho n o g r a p h s ford cltiicn shortly. Cnpt. Cundy made cuke, coffee, lemonade and ‘‘hot ST. AGNES GUII.D. Large Tub Ferns, Fern spoke for some minutes on the objects dogsM Thursday a t Lake Mary. RED SHEETS PHONOGRAPH RECORDS The members of the St. Agnes Tlie proceeds will be for the benoand aims of scouting. ' Ho stated that Trees, Bedding: Plants GRASS RUGS Guild had a most interesting meet­ POPULAR SHEET MUSIC in the near future Sanford would have lit of the Sanford Band nnd tho Wo­ of every descripaion. These Shouts nro of good quality Muslin, e d i­ ing Monday afternoon at the homo of “3 Him Its from the High Prices’’ six troops of Scouts instead of three mans club and tho pntronnge of tho Mrs. A1 Zinsor, with Mrs. Paul n ig ­ PLAYER ROLLS We have n full hale of these attractive Coleus as now; th at tho Scout Camp on Sil­ people will bo greatly npprccintod. tor seamed, full count, sire 72x90. A BAR­ gers ns hostess. The afternoon was 213-215 SANFORD AVENUE Are a few of the many hundreds ver Lake had t>oon selected as the cen­ PHONE 550 in many varieties, and many oth­ IS to close out. A real $10.00 value,. ach_l nnd a few mat- tral camp for his district and that that have purchased “EXIDE” GAIN, nt, undi— er attractive decorations in the J. H. HINTERMISTER wore discussed and soon there would be an encampment GERMS KILLED BY SUNLIGHT Batteries from us. Nearly three way of TRADE AT HOME passed upon. A fter tho business of hundreds of Scouts a t this camp. PIANO CO. years snles and not one to go •session tho hostess served a delicious In That Way Water It Kept Compara. wrong. FERNS and PLANTS While the meeting was in progress Welaka Block tiveiy Free From Infection That 8ftlnd course with accessories and ( HI a t tiie Greenhouse n phone call from Daytona Kiwanis punch. Would Spread Disease. Insist on an “EXIDE” Size 9 ft. by 12 ft. announced th at Thursday, July Cth, 116 So. Lake St., Orlando Among those prevent Monday nf- was the day that Daytona Kiwanlnns McLaulin, Jr. trrnoun.w There a r e few more wonderful sights Battery ere Mrs. Archie Betts, M rs.'would entertain Sanford Kiwanlnns III the World limn a winding rlvi-r OPTICIAN—O PTO M K ntlST Chris Matthews, Mrs. Clarke Lcon- with a bench dinner consisting of shining In the sunlight. Hut our In- T he Battery is the life of the car. nrdy, Mrs. John Leonard!, Mrs. Wm shritni pillnu and nccessories to •w est In sueh n scene may he greatly WE RE-CHARGE AND RE­ Bolding, Mrs. Al Zinser, Mrs. Bioom match, PAIR ALL MAKES The local club will attend in heightened hy the reflection Hint the AIR of Miami, nnd Mrs. J. N. Robson. sunbeams a r e not merely lientillfylnK a body. BATTERIES CHILDREN'S GINGHAM DRESSES Lor your tires, freo nnd when you the w a te r; they are engaged In ii c u r ­ Sam Baiimel will speak four weeks ious work of the iitiimst Importance to want it. GlIM.S’ FRIENDLY SOCIETY. THE SEASON IS HERE FOR KEDS AND JUST LOOK AT THE BARGAINS WE I/)! No. I from todny and will advocate u law inan'a welfare. Mclcntlflc Investigation AIR The junior chapter, Girls’ Friendly providing n uniform price of not cx- has proved that sunlight p o ssesses a Them* Drosses are of good quality Gingham that will launder For your comfort from G. E. Electric nnd___ sii- cooiling 25.00 for women's huts, with wonderful power to kill Injurious 107 West First St.------Phone 548 ^ give n _program _ lit Baal, tat St. OFFERING IN THIS LINE Sanford, Fla. society, will well and ant just the thing for tho children during vacation fnns ver tea Friday afternoon at 5 o’clock n° t mor‘’ than one hnt per year, germs In river water. tune. It in a bargain, too, that you cannot afford to mins. There Where n river Is polluted hy sewage, nt the home of Mrs. B. F. W hitncr, I J - »• Hutchinson heads tho KiwanGASOLINE In not n tlreNN in Huh lot that Hold for less than $1.19 and Home Special lot of odds nnd ends from stock, broken sizes, etc., that we must close out. Ol on Oak avenue. j is w ater polo team a t Lake Mary to- millions ami millions of dangerous For all mnkca of cars. of them are worth $2.00. Special Clone-out price, each— Aou will do well to look over this lot. Vnlues to $1.75 to go at only, pair ......... 8! There will be fancy dances by j morrow, nnd he will have to nnslst him hurterla flourish In Its w a te r mid are arried along with II to spread dis­ OILS Beatrice Hownrd, Mary Helen Morse ^ vo husky Imys, whose names are to C ease and dentil around Its hanks unless For automobiles, sowing mnchlnes, and Mnry Wight. Besides these fca- be kept secret until time for the Ihelr development Is arrested. If the etc. tures there will he readings and pin- irunu', hut wo opine that Doc R towb* sun dot*s nut shim* upon such a river nr selections given by members of lee, h rank Miller, Forest Lake, Pinkus It limy heroine a peril to whole comIA)t No. 2 TIRES the society. A silver offering will bo Connelly and Jim. Jinkins will form a munltles. I tut If the sunlight doe* I lint wear, a freo tubo with each tire. In thin lot we are offering you dresses in the better clnsn. Valtaken for the purpose of furthering team. Supt. Dumas was suggested to remit ll freely, the germs a re tie A ticket with every dollar on a sig­ uch up to $3.00. Each— the work of the society. The girls play on this team but he has applied Strayed ami llte w a te r Is kept cniunal lamp given away July 3rd. nrc now receiving Instructions in sow­ for n position as bathing suit pnrudu pnrntlvely free from Infi'ctlou. i ing under the direction of Mrs. Allen judge, and would bo otherwise occu­ You Can Find the Name of I Tractor plowing, discing, ami linrpied. Hrrry Live Professional and ■ H. Stone. rowing.—T. M. Fox Go., Ford Service All friends nnd patrons of these Huainesa Man in Sanford in * Station, phone 3.TI. HO-fttr JU N IO R EPWORTII LEAGUE. Thi. Column Each Day 9 girls nro most cordially invited to nt105 Palmetto Avenue tcud this program. SANFORD FLORIDA I ho Junior Kpworth I.vngoe meets t PICNIC PARTY I' riday at tho Methodist church. There will be n missionary* pro­ One of the most delightful picnic* of We have about 35 Ladies’ Skirts in various styles and colors, George A. DeCottes the summer w u the one enjoyed by gram. All are invited to attend nt serges, plaids, poplins, etc. W’e cannot describe these values Try a new Twin laoaf o f the menfbers of the Pipe Organ Club •I o’clock. Vtlorney-at-Law with p rin ters ink, for nothing but n personal inspection will New In v en tio n Now and a few Invited friends on Monday give you the least idea of what we are offering you. They on D isplay Over Seminole County Bank afternoon at Paint Springs. This was DEMON s i r ATI (>.N HERE Hus log lot of Middies are of excellent quality, some worth as much as $3.00 each. Not must move and we are going to close them out at a mere frac­ The widely advertised New 8A.NIORD FLORIDA the final meeting pf the club for the tion of their worth. Values to $5.00 and $6.00. SHOWING LEE TIRES Perfection O d Range with n one in the lot hut what wan priced as high as $1.49. Those of course have been handl­ fiscal year, nnd after a brief business DRIVING OVER SPIKES SUPERFEX Burners that for CLOSE-OUT PRICE, EACH LIME, CEMENT, meeting, the members and friends mo­ ed n good deal nnd are slightly soiled hut Gee! they nro a bargain at the price we the first time combines gat­ tored out to l>eautiftd Palm Springs, are offering them YOUR CHOICE OF THE ENTIRE LOT. e a c h ...... H arry Kent, of the Kent Vulcaniz­ s' we speed with oil-stove PLASTER and where swimming was enjoyed for an ing Works, and N. II. Walker, rep­ Contractor and Builder economy, is on display here. hour nnd Inter a most delectable pic­ resenting the Leo Tire company, were Let us show you this big BUILDERS’ IA.NFORI) . . . FLORID* nic srpper served, Th«-. enJoying £iv,r.„ ^ demonstration on the im im I miiiic new sun* auu us this delightful affair were: Mesdnmes stieets this nfternoon. They hnvc MATERIALS marvelous burner. A. M. Phillips, Volie Williams, Hall, planks filled with steel spikes nnd SMITH BROS. of every kind Gatchel, Colder, Ray, Whittle, Fields, they placed the hoards o > the street Sanford Furni­ McAllister, A. C. Williams, McLeod, Garage and Machine Co. nnd drive over them, stand on them Huff, Merriwethor, Farrell and Ryan; With the enr and do all kind of stunts. ture Co. at all good grocers Expert Auto Repair Work Ihikll I V tv,v-v , ; THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 28, 1922 PAGE POUR SAN 1 F r id a y Ma oul wo tin thi Kanner’s Department Store 89c fw tu- ANOTHER SPECIAL LOOK! THE VIOLET DELL FLORISTS $ 6.00 W ATC H FOR OUR BARGAINS Henry nti wi tn nu th lit CL0SE-0UT SPECIALS CLOSE-OUT SPECIALS RAY BROTHERS >'« Hi m w tl cl g 85c l\ t* h i J WOMEN’S, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S MIDDIES IP v w fin i '• i t t 'iH 'ij ■Mjf i n fc 1 i A I Sale Begins Friday, June i CONTINUES FOR 10 DAYS F . P . P ines LADIES’ SKIRTS 89c ify AND BUSINESS : DIRECTORY : Be Sure that You See Our Display of'Shoes tor Will Offer Many Worth-while Bargains besidj ------------------------- — the Keds $1.19 I t M" I J Have You Seen* This New Super Stove? 30 Lumber S. O. Shirtholser $1.89 We Have Space to List Only a Few of the Mai Vaiuess We are Offering in This Sale. Be Sure That You Visit Us. Pkone JO HILL LUMBER CO. Corner First sad Oak Let U* Do Your tractor plowing, discing, harrowing “WE DELIVER THE GOODS’ , Bargains W e are Offering in Seasonable Household Necessiti :j Whito ami Whito Combinottos. $2 val. $1.69 _____________ lL'-gt. KnamoItHl Preserve Kottlos. each Bowl and Pitcher Sots, white and white hnameled, set__________ $2.9S Galvanised Pails, 10-qt. 20c Imp ■ 1 a < B 79c ! •I f f f l ok •a Galvanised Pails, 12-ut. 25c Galvanized Pails. 14-qt 30o Enameled Dish Pans, 14-qt regular $1. value, each Enameled Preserve Kettles. lOmt. only Water Tumblers, special val., dozen only Ky Water Pitchers, Colonial style, each lahle Knives and Forks, each Glass Butter Dishes, each Glass Covered Sugars, each ■ ______• f9 c 59e 45c S9c 10c OQ-, ..•§%*\ 29c Oil Lamps, large size with No. 2 burners, chimneys, wicks ........ j SOME ITEMS WE HAVE IN Enameled Wash Basins eac h .... LIMITED QUANTITIES Sauce Pans. 5-ot. each COME EARLY Kitchen Knives, each Aluminum Teaspoons. 6 for Dressing Combs, each Dish Drainers, each_____ Ice Picks, each ...................... 10c ....... ........................... . 2 mV tf\ io<* >•••»•••A W |g« 10c Lamp Burners, e a c h ...................... No. 2 Lamp Chimneys, ;> f o r ........... 25c lee Cream Freezers. 2-qt. ................$3.00 lee Cream Freezers, l-qt........ ........... §4.t 8-qt. Rinsing Pans, each ..............' Flour Sifters, each ................................... Quirk Service Transfei value, set of 6 Plates, plain, set of 6 ^ Covered Dishes, n l n i n T. M. FOX COMPANY Ford Service Station lf *f please you, tell othera; If no tell us. Phon* 498 B- W. HERNDON a ■ Insurance A gency ■ FIRB—AUTO— BONDS I ■ : : W FORD NOVELTJ WORKS v. C. COLLER, Prop. Work .............................•,..•••» 0Nt r a c t o r and Cu,P**nd S» u,-Hs' '^ P orted China, gold nands, set of 6 SI *IT Co“ **relaI Street Saaferd. Tta EaUte and Insurance AN FORD 15 of 6 ird desi8rp Cup®and Saucers' Mt b u il d e h Geo. W. K night ...^ ... ... FLORIDA ;" Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. Not Regret • 'tllu '.'J a»a H oller W o r k House of N EW PERFECTION SERVICE, QUALITY OiJJtange with SUPERFEXBurners PRICE Routh’s Bakery N ext to Princess Phone 3.11 ■ General Shop and Mill Oatmeals, plain, set of 6 Don’t Miss This Unusal Display ot Values-Visit Us Early; You Will Ask for Rales per Acre-------------------------- HEAVY CONTRACT HAULING Storage Facilities Cup jps and Saucers, plain white, extra Sanford Maid Bread NEVER BEFORE OFFERED IN OUR CITY Buick “Four” Breaks Record for Economy ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Under official observation by Mr. J. Hntlo of the San Francisro Bulletin, “Lifetime” Alumnitim Pitchers and Serving Trays. anti Mr. II. T. liny*, superintendent of service stations for the Standard Oil Extra large Roasters and 3-piece Pudding Pan Sets. Go., who sealed the gasoline tank, oil i filler *|iout and radiator cap, a Buick ■ Another lot of lljuse Easy Dust Pans jusl arrived. “ Four” started on a 1,000-mlle ccon- I Honey Cakes, ’’Bounty of Ihe Gods.” 25c each. omy run In San Francisco. No spec- 5 ini equipment was Installed nor were ■ Gardner’s Fruit, Pound. Raisen and Layer Cakes. special adjustm ents mndc on the car. ! Day nnd night this car rolled up the The Dainty Pastry Flour. Arostos and Pillshury Flour. miles on the nmiixing average of th ir­ ty «nd four-tenths miles to u gallon Wilson’s Certified Oleo. of gnsolino anti one thousand miles to a quart of oil. Needless to say the Del Monte, Libby’s and Rosedale Canned Goods. radiator required no additional water. When it was necessary to refill tho Choice Western Reef and Pork, now shipped direct from St. gasoline tank it was arranged that the breaking of the gasoline seal nnd the Louis to Sanford. Car arrives Friday’s. This is fine_try it. reseating of the tank he done by nn 5 appointed official of the Standard Oil S Co. Dressed Hens, native veal and pork, pickled pigs feet, sum­ The crank case contained the re­ mer sausage and frankfurters quired five quarts of oil ut the sta rt anti was sealed. This seal was not jB broken nnd. no further oil was added. I Phone 210 This test proves tho great economy * | of tho Buick design and confirm aj" Buick engineers’ choice of weight dis­ tribution, bearings, engine size, de­ sign and construction. Distance r u n .................. 000 miles iH Gasoline mileage 30.4 miles to gallon Oil M ileage...........1,000 miles to quart arc built. I. D. MARTIN, Proprietor ;S When better automobiles .... .... ............. . ■ i BuRk will huild them.—N. It. Gam er, will sell them. 78-3tc; w-Itc H a r d e n i n g of the A r t e r i e s —If people put their money nwny—even in Hmall amounts—In tin boxes, socks or mat­ tresses,—it is withdrawn from circulation. —It then becomes impotent to p a y obliga­ tions or help business conditions. % — Bank your money, and not only lot it enrn interest for you, but inject new life into the arteries of trade. Your money will be safe when deposited with the— j The Popular Market 1 ■■ _ "hrei 8twiM ,cirar,Iffi2di;Ucrank 5 Sh*fts Iceturned___________ Phone 61 ■ ----------- 1 Bone 61 j The Peoples Bank of Sanford 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 28, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f510c108b1ff4b3baa1bd21193b01e52.pdf 013aefd560537d1567f41f0c0dcff901 PDF Text Text kvm u 'A': :d SANFORD HERALD IN TH E H E A R T OP TH E W O R L D ’S G REATEST V E G E T A B L E SECTION VOLUME XIII SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6,1922 DAIL EIRFAN MEETING THIS MORNING ADJOURNED TO DISCUSS THE SITUATION BANDITS KILLED BANK PRESIDENT ON A SETTLEMENT SHOT MESSENGER Created By Presentation DeValera’s Alterna­ tive Proposal LOOKS LIKE PEACE MIGHT BE GAVE THEM NO CHANCE EVEN GET UP THEIR SECURED FOR OLD IRELAND SOMETIME SOON HANDS ( D r T k e A a a o e li K C * P r r a a ) DUBLIN, Jnn. 5.— Tho Dnll Eirennn met thin morning and Immedintoly ad­ journed until this afternoon. Adjurnment was made to glvo members an opportunity of discussing tho situa­ tion created by tho presentation of DeValcra’s alternative proposals con­ cerning tho Irish settlement with England. LONDON, Jan. 5.—J. J. Wnlsh, a mombor o f the Dail Eirennn w»s quoted in a Centrnl News dispatch from Dublin today ns saying in a statement hn could definitely stato that as the position now stands tho treaty will bo defeated by at least two votes. DUIILIN, Jnn. 6.— Enmon DoVnlora when tho Dail Eirennn rose yesterdny evening, produced for the first time publicly his alternative proposals to tho Irish trenty. A fortnight ago ho was asked by Arthur Griffith to pub­ lish them and Mr. Griffith repeated his challenge at yestordny’s debate. Mr. DoVnlora’s original iden, us an­ nounced "by himself, wqs to move hiB alternative propositions in tho event of rejection of tho treaty. But, he changed his mind, and now intends, If hp is permitted, to move them ns amendment t o -tho resolution approv­ ing tho trenty. Tho documont, whoso secrecy has been carcfuly gunrded, except for ob­ scure hints by Dnil members who snw it in the privato sessions, was issued to the press, accompanied by an ap­ peal by Mr. DoVnlora in a manifesto addressed to the Irish people, urging them not to ho stnnipcdcd in the sup­ port of tho trenty, which would not bring pence. , POSTMASTER GENERAL HAYS MAY RESIGN HIS JOB FOR MOVING PICTURE OFFER Has Been Offered $150,­ fered him in motion picturo industry nnd it is not likely thnt ho will mnko 000 a Year and Bid |n decision within the next ten dnys. Ho wil discuss details of offer with Been Increased picturo mngnntos January 14th. It Is understood he was offered $1(10,000 ( H r T h e A a a o r la lr d P r r a a ) 'a year to begin with but this sum is WASHINGTON, Jnn. 4.— I’ontmnsnow said to bo somewhat under tho ter Genurni Iluya snid toduy he has sum now in prospect ns bid hnd boon not yet decided whether to leave tho increased upon Hays hitherto ropontcabinet nnd nccopt tho now plnco o f­ , ed refusals. J TO ( I l r T h e A a a n r l a t r d 1’ r r a a ) INDICTMENTS CHARGE VIOLATION OP SHERMAN ANTI-TRUST LAW RETURNED BY FEDERAL JURY CHICAGO, Jnn. ft.—John Soffol, president of the Maywood State Bank, was shot and killed nnd Louis Sween­ ey, chief of police o f the suburb nnd Arthur Henson, bank messenger ( n r T k e A a a n e ln t e d I 'r r a n ) wounded today when five bandits rob­ NEW YORK, Jnn. B.— Indictments bed them $12,000 pay roll »«• for tho charging violation of the Sherman .......... . ”o *f ▼ —»— I—* Maywood plant of the American Can, 11Ilti. truat law, wcrc roturneU by tho Comnnny. The bandits did not not. give trlvn* ’ Compnny. tho banker nnd his two guards a federal grand jury against cloven cor­ chunco to hold up their hands. They porations and ten individuals alleged ordered tho pay roll car to stop and as to be members of tho sewer pipo comit came to a halt they opened firo kil­ bine. Indictment returned secretly ling Soffel instantly. Henson’s injur­ several weeks ago unsealed todny. ies nre serious. --------WASHINGTON, Jan. B.— Investign- Penrose Funeral W a s Held This Morning’ in The Same Secrecy tfon by the Federal Trndo Commission of the house furnishing goods Indus ...... "..... ” ------tr>’ ‘« ™ t ed « resolution adopt«.i ._ »».. . ed Into ......__i_.. yesterday lby the ___ senate. The resolution, sponsored by Senator Ken­ yon, Republican, Iowa, provides thnt tile injury shnll embrneo tho cause of factory, wholesale nnd retail price conditlons’* in tho industry. There was no record vote on the resolution. ITALY AGREES \ NEWSPAPER TO RESOLUTION MAN STOLEN ON SUBMARINES AT DUBLIN N U M B E R 21 MANY FAMILIES HOMELESS AT TULSA, OKLA., AFTER YESTERDAY’S BIG STORM Which Swept Through PREPARATIONS Northwestern Part GO FORWARD o f the State FOR OPENING MANY AREINJURED ALLIED SUPREME COUNCIL CANNES, FRANCE— IHG THINGS TO HAPPEN , hit Jr , it] I AT AND SEVERE DAMAGE IS R B . PORTED IN OKLAHOMA, KAN­ SAS AND MISSOURI ( H r T h e A a a o r l n t r d I ’r r a a ) CANNES, Franco, Jnn. B.— Prepar­ ations went forward today for tho opening hero tomorrow of tho Allied ... r. ii * .. Supreme Council. A meeting was held todny nt which reparations nnd proposed international economic con­ ference was discussed. Representatives from Franco, Great Britnin, Itnly, Belgium held two ses­ sions during the dny. With tho arriv­ al of Viscount Ishii, at tho head of tho Japanese delegation, nnd Premier Thounys, of Belgium, everything is ready for what increasingly emphasiz­ ed ns the most momentous assembly of the past two years struggle to sot Europe aright and get Germany start­ ed on reparations payments. (Hr The Aaaoelated PrraaI TULSA, Okln., Jnn. 6.— With least a score of families homolcsa and several persons Injured, several towns |n th,B (!,Btrlct recovered todny from the storm which yesterday swept thro Northenstcrn Oklahoma nnd reached into Southeastern Kansas and South­ western Missouri. Sovcro dnmago waa reported nt Miami, Comorco, Turley, McAlestor, I’ icher, Muskogco and other Oklahoma towns. In Kansas the storm centered around Galena and Baxter Springs. Joplin, Mo., wns alia hit. GAHIIARILLA CARNIVAL WILL BE HIG FEATURE OF SOUTH I I.ORIDA '.’ AIR CANNES, Jan. 5.—With tho air full TAMPA, J.iii.6. (S p .p,n l.—.loo M. of talk of an alliance between France Lozano, captain thin year of Ye That Surrounded .Making of All Ar­ and Great Britain as tho only means Mystic Krewo of Gnspnrilla, tho orrangements for the Funeral of keeping the entente intact, Premier ginization whirl, puts on tho far-fam­ Itriand and Prime Minister Lloyd ed Gaspnrllln carnival at Tampa each ( H r T h r A M i i r l n t r d I ’r r a * ) George yesterday resumed their con­ year, announces that all of tho dntea --------S PHILADELPHIA, Jan. B.—Tho fu­ neral of Senator Pcnroso was held this PROVIDED FRENCH DELEGATION CORRESPONDENT OF LONDON versations which were begun somo have been arranged for tho spectacu­ •lays ago in London. lar event. Tho dates nro: morning, the same great secrecy that WILL AGREE TO THE SAME TIMES KIDNAPPED LAST NIGHT "The conversations are continuing” Jnn. 0—Election of Gnspurllla surrounded the making of arrange­ PROPOSITION HY ARMED MEN was the only comment tliu French pre­ XIV, his queen and court. ments for tho funeral being maintain­ mier would make after a two hours* ( n r T h e A s a o r l a t r d I 'r r a a ) Feb. 1— Annual bachelors* ball, ated until the ho«ly was lowered In the ( H r T h r A a « n rla (rd T r r a a ) WASHINGTON, Jnn. B.— Itnly de­ DUBLIN, Jnn. B.—A. It. Kay, cor­ talk with Lloyd George yesterdny nf- tho Tampa Yucht nnd Country Club. grave in South Laurel Hill camctory. Feb. 3— King’s ball, at the TamNo information ns to whuthor any ro- cided to accept the second Root rcso. respondent for the London Times wns tornoon. General reticence is being observed pn Bay hotol. ligiouB services at the hoirob or nt the lution prohibiting nttacks by subma­ kidnapped jast night by three armed Fob.6— Rohnrsnlo for Krewo, at cemetery. Nowspupcr reporters were rines on mcrchantships provided the men. No word of him since his dis­ by the principals of tho British dele­ not admitted to tho burial ground, French delegation docs the same, it appearance and no explanation of his gation on tho eve of the opening of Tampa Bay casino. Feb. 0— Invasion of the city by guards being stationed everywhere was snid in nuthorltnitve Italian cir­ seizure. Correspondents at this morn­ tho Allied Supreme Council meeting cles. This decision will make possible regarding such an alliance. ing’s session of the Dail Eirennn de­ the Krewe. Banquet nt tho TamD* and reporters boing informed they to hold n session of the full nnvnl manded his immediate relense and ^ Premier Bri andsnid boforo going hotel. would onter nt their own peril. committee today. ! punishment of kidnappers. to the British prime minister’s villa Feb. 7— Annual coronntion ball, at Later in tho day Senator Penrose’s that it might bo putting it rather Tampa Hay casino. secretary said there was some sort of strongly to talk of a formal alliance. The election of the king nnd queon service at tho grave. Said ho did not What Dr. Hunt Yet, he said, the policy of Franco all •s a great event among the Gnsparknow who conducted it. Thinks of Coining along Imd been to strengthen her ties illnH. Tho several cunndldntcs— thero with her war allies, since this scorned Bible Conference essential to a settlement of European are always two or more for king and Grand Embezzlement queen—nro voted on l.y rccrot ballot problems. Has Been Charged Only the tellers who count the votos 29,000 MOTOR CAR The following letter to I)r. Brown­ Members of both tho French and know who Ims been honored by solo© LICENSES ISSUED Against Expressman lee from Dr. F. D. Hunt is interest­ British delegations are agreed that thins And they keep tho secret ing: the situation is grave and that the en­ right up to the night of thu corona­ INVESTIGATION IS BEING CON­ TALL A ll ASSE E, Jnn.4.— ( Special) Who Suid He Wna Held Up nnd Rob­ Snnford, Fla., Jan. 3, 1922. tente powers must come closer to­ tion hall, so that the corunionial o f DUCTED HY INTERSTATE —Probably the busiest plnco in Flor­ bed nt Tanipn Rev. E. D. Brownlee, gether or they will drift more widely crowning the royal pair who will pre­ COMMISSION ida just at this time is the office ^f tho Sanford, Fla. apart. I he difference of opinion ap­ side over the lestinies of Yu Mystic ( H r T h e A a a o r U l e d I 'r r a a ) state comptroller, where applications My Dear Brohtcr: pears to center around tho question of Krewe of Gnspnrilla is always an TAMPA, Jnn. B.—A charge of grand To the Shippers of Florida: for automobile licenses nre boing I wish tint I could impress upon " ’bo ought , to. make nec- ••vent The Railroad Commissioners o f the of absorbing interest IIIH not Ulliy only L to handled. An iden of the speed with embezzlement was filed in criminal , a concession . ---. ........'"H "iwvivni (> the Christian people of Sanford, tho State of Florida hereby call a confer­ essnry to bring about closer accord, the members of tho Krewo but nlso to which the work is being done niny bo court today ngniust S. I.. Smith, an rare privilege they will have in the had when it is known that 3,290 li­ omploycn of the American Express ence of shippers to meet January 0th, Bible Conference to bo conducted by The atmosphere throughout tho day the people of this section generally, for Ye Mystic Krewo Iuih members in censes were handled through tho Co., who confessed Thursday ho had 1922, at 11:00 a. in., in the City Coun­ representatives of the Moody Bible was generally pessimistic. Premier Bonoml, of Italy, arrived all parts o f the state who coma boro mails nnd sent out today. All tho in­ invented the story thut he had been cil Chamber, Jacksonville, Florida, for Institute, o f Chicago, beginning next on the scene late yesterday afternoon annually to take part in tho revels o f coming mails through Saturday night hold up nnd robbed of the company's tile purpose of determining what, if Sunday, January Hth. and expected to see Premiers llrinnd the "pirates” at their yearly gather­ any, action should he taken by the funds he was taking to tho hank and have been handled todny nnd the only No one, who desires to know tho and Lloyd George during tho evening. ings. Railroad Commissioners, or represen­ that ho hid tho money in n swamp. . applications to ho worked nre thoso Bible and its teachings, can afford to tatives of shippers, in the general rate Tho money was recovered. Informa­ But to the general public tho prin­ arriving Sunday nnd Monday. miss this conference, which is not de­ investigation which iH now being con­ WEATHER AND CROP CONDI­ tion filed against him chnrgcs that ho cipal event is the "capture** of tho The total number of Motor vehicles nominational, hut wonderfully instruc TIONS IN FLORIDA FOR THE attempted to rob tho company of $),- ducted by the Interstate Commerce city, which Is effected by tho Krowe registered to date is, in round num­ tive nnd inspirntionnl in opening up Commission at Washington. WEEK ENDING JAN. 3, 1922 I" true pirate style, when they com* tho real teaching of tho word of God. bers, twenty-nine thousand. When it 824. These hearings opened on Decem­ up to Tampa on u rasklsh schooner, is understood thnt there nre sixteen I happen to know personally all tho ber Bth, nnd continued until the 14th, CRATE MILL BURNED Temperature: The temperature with dummy cannon hut renl small clnscs of licenses it is rendily seen men who are coming to Sanford, nnd and hearings will lie resumed on Jan­ AT HUMMEBFIELD TODAY, was generally moderate, except the arms. Tho pirates look truo to tholr thnt tho work is being dispatched with have been in touch with their confer­ FIFTY THOUSAND I.OSS uary 11th, nnd continued until com­ ences in three towns in Georgia this last two days, when tile weather was name, with their attire which is o f tho the utmost promptness. The comp­ pleted, which will lie some timo in fall, and I cun say thnt few men have much colder than the seasonal with mode worn l.y pirates in the halcyon troller has already circulndto 160,000 SUMMERFIELD, Jnn. B. — Tho February. freezing over the northern portion days of Drake, LnFItto, Kidd and ever gripped tho people as liuvo Itov. application blanks printed on the mulIt is earnestly hoped that tho ship­ crate nnd box mill of the Sunset Crato nnd frost or frost tempornturos in other kindred spirits of tho "tako Guillo ami Astrom. tigrnphing machine in his own of file & Lumber Company here wns destroy­ pers will respond to this cull, and at­ tho central division. There was a what you can” dnys of tho Spanish The Moody Institute gets the best about 100.000 more during the soned by a fire of undetermined origin tend tho conference above referred to. return to near normal temperature on Mnin. Tho "capture** of tho city is possible regardless of denominational son. . s tho Inst day of tho week. early today. Tho loss wns estimated Thu hearings being conducted by the followed always by a Hpoctulnr parade. connection, and that Institute stands nxE 7RJwsh otno shrdl cmfwyp shr at $60,000, partly covered by insur­ Interstate Commerce Commission are Precipitation: Tho week wna prnMiller, tho noted Philadelphia eoofor the absolute integrity of tho Ilible A number o f tho applications nre ance. Six cars on tho Seaboard Air as wide-spread as tho investigations ns tho word of God, and loyalty to our cltlcally rainless, aH only light nnd un­ tumor, is preparing tho costumes coming in incomplete nnd nro having made in 1020, upon which tho present Line siding wqro burned. Lord Jesus Christ, and docs not coun­ important amounts occurod nt n few which will ho worn by tho pirates. to ho roturned for correction, some rates were established. ’I ho absence of rain was tenance in anyway any of tho modern stations, fnii to stnto whether tho vehicle is Yours very truly, HAND CONCERT FRIDAY NIGHT unfavorable over most o f the section, LARGE a n d g r e a t c a s t so-called religious movements which fa ho used "for hire", or not, somo FLORIDA RAILROAD and It iH needed, especially on uplands. seek to undermine and destroy tho Bi­ IN "THE OLD NEST* also in various other ways fail to give Tho ^ concort wll, bo givon toCOMMISSION. Condition of Crops: Citrus fruits ble, nnd seduco men and women from information which is absolutely necw nj ht in„toail of tonight ns real loyalty to Jesus Christ, whilo pro­ were benefited by the comparatively "Tho Old Nest" a Roginnld BarkeT low temperature during tho Inst days production offered l.y Goldwyn, which on,nry.u I T the Chamber of Commerce banquet Some Man! Some Man! tending to uso Ilia name. May tho under the direct on of Mr. Amos the c(j ton,Khl< Tho rogU,ar of the week; the trees, also, somo of on ptroHer nndCnp R. A. Gray, m wlll bo pub||8hed in to- Shot Off His Hand and Lord greatly bless this conference in which wero showing abnormal growth comes to tho Star Thcntro for two my prayer. days, hoginning Friday, is perhaps tho chief clerk in the automobile license P w,a Dail „ cral(1. for the senson. Trees thnt were de­ richest picture in personalities that Your brother In Christ, Drove Car 40 Miles ‘topnrtment, goes on night nnd dny foliated ns n result of tho Octobor has beon placed boforo tho public In FRANK D. HUNT. nnd applicants are receiving sorvicn CATES IS IMPROVING storm gnve evidence of recovery. many a souHon. Tho story and the Over Icc Covered Road to Get The which Is splendid and prompt. Celery, lottuco, nnd cnbhnge will bo Hconarlo wore written by Rupert Doctor EGYPTIAN COMPTROLLER More than one hundred thousand j Cntc8 who wa9 bn(lly injured jonoflted by the chango to colder; Hughes, tho direction was handled by ALMOST ASSASSINATED vehlclea were licensed last year and, tcrd b boing knocked down and Home tender truck, such ns bonns, Roginnld Barker, and tho cast Invlud( H r T h e A u v t l a l r l I 'r r a a ) AT CAIRO TODAY the number during tho present y e a r , ^ ov<jr b ft truck rc9tlnff easier SPOKANE, Jnn. B.— After losing suffered from frost; locnl picking of cs tho following plnyors: Mary Aldan, wdl no doubt go far in advance o f « t tho ho8p,tal „ nd tho chances are his right hnrnl In hunting accident Htfnwherrles occurred in Plant City Cullon Landis, Louise Lovoly, Helena „ . .0 *7 T h e A m o c ln lr d P r r a e l ° ,,rL,vloua Gguro. lK00,i for his recovery tho physicians yestordny, II, J.* Jones, of Malden, ___ _____ CAIRO, Jan. 3.— Hndrcldine Roy, section. Home tomatoes nnd othor Chadwick, tho famous “ Edgar** chil­ w ,, “ . . , 7, _ 'think. It wns rumored several times Washington, stopped tho flow of blood controller of Egyptian crimes dopart- truck wore set out In tho Bouth. Tho dren, Johnny Jones, Buddy Messenger Well, well, ifs fair enough. Some . tordny that ho WflB dflnii but there and then walked sovoral miles to his niont, narrowly cscopod nssnsslnatlon froezing wenther over tho extreme and Luclllo Rlcksen; Maurice B. women roll their stocks, and 80m° seems to be an oven chance now for nutomobllo and then drovo forty milou todny at tho hnnds of n youth bollovod north nnd west enabled formers to ("L efty") Flynn, Molly Mnlono, Rlchr°ll baby carriages. to bo a student, tho controller wns sor- dll hogs, which had been unduly de­ hip to pull through. IBs many over ico covered roads to tho doctor. nrd Tuckor, Nick Cogloy, Dwight Critlously wounded by a rovolver shot. layed. Tho rather pressing nood at tondon nnd sovoral others. Not all the slate is used In an* friends are hoping for his recovery Good meals, $8.00 per week, The The firo was roturned nnd tho nssail- this timo is n wido distribution o f thrnclte coal. Somo of it is used in Tom.de Club, corner Third and Park. unt pursued, but escaped, Post Cards at tho Herald OiTico. moderate rains. cheap luad pencils. Buy It with a Herald Want Ad. 1 SHIPPERS TO MEET IN JACKSONVILLE TO DISCUSS RATES JY. I .1 •'I �W e want you to be one of the fortunate customers to benefit by our great Sale, the Greatest January Sale we have ever offered. It is the Pre-Enventory, the Stock Reduction Sale preparatory to the arrival o f Spring Goods, the Greatest Cut Price Sale ever seen in the Celery City, Beginning-------------- Our entire stock cut to and below pre-war prices— nothing misrepresented— N O TH IN G C H A R G E D — N O TH IN G E X C H A N G E D — Bonafide Cash Sale. High Power! Rapid Speed Sale! The Biggest Sacrifice ever attempted in Sanford. Will bring a tidal wave of business for miles. Store will be closed F R ID A Y , DECEM BER 30TH, open S A T U R D A Y , DECEM BER 31ST, 8:00 A . M. Unusual Bargains in Shoes If you have small feet here's your opportun­ ity. Lot of Women's Pumps and Oxfords, tan, patent and black kid, 0 *1 A Q $5 to $10 value, at a pair....... Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Canvas Shoes of all kinds a t ............... ONE-HALF Price SHOES FOR HOYS $2.50, $2.75, $3.00, $4.00, $5.00 and $0.00 Shoes, Sale Price $4.10, ....... O -fl Q A $3.05, $3.30, $2.95, $2.10 and 9 Unusal Bargains Lot o f Women’s Felt Bedroom Slippers, in colors. All sizes, $1.75 value. Sale p r ic e ............................O V v Shoes for Women Another lot of Women’s Patent, Tan and Black Kid Oxfords. Good seasonable Ox­ fords, $5.00 values Q O \ Q Also few plain Kid Pumps, C O 4 Q $5.00 value, at ........................9 * 4 * * 8 Women’s Red Cross Pumps, and Oxfords, in Tans and Black. $8.50 regu- O f f Q f f Women’s Boyd Welch $9.00 and $10.00 Sat­ in, Kid, Suede and Patent C *7 O ff Dress Pumps, at ................... 9 ■ Outing Satin and White Kid Dress Pumps, $8.00 and $9.00 value, O ff Q ff for .............................................. 9 v « v 9 Women's Maxines Oxfords O ff A ff tan and black, $7 values at . . „ 9 v « A U All other Women’s Oxfords, Pumps and Shoes sold at like reductions. All children’s Shoes, including "Buster Brown” Shoes for children and Misses, cut to pre-war prices, regardless of cost. Men’s O ne-H alf Hose $1.00 Silk Hose, Sale price per pair........................ ■ 50c Lisle half Hose, Q ff^ * Sale price per pair......................... O v v 25c Lisle half Hose, 4 Q p Sale price per pair......................... J L t f l s 20c Lisle half Hose, | 9 - A Sale price, per pair ................ J . A 2 v Any and all Men’s half Iloso sold at like re­ ductions. And we have all of the standard colors. More Bargains Men’s Neckwear, Belts, Suspenders and Sup­ porters at ......................... 30% REDUCTION Shoes for Men $2.50 and $3.00 all leather Work Shoes Sale price .. ...... 9 J . « « 7 e ? $3.50, $4 and $4.50 Work Shoes, O f t Q f f Side price $3.45, $2.95 and....... 9 « « d d Standard Army Shoes, none AA better made, $0.50 Shoes, at ... 9 Jt*8 U Army Officers’ Shoes, $0.50 Look at This! Women’s and Children’s Silk and Cotton Hose at 30% REDUCTION. Regardless of of original cost. In other words a $2.00 pair of Silk Iloso will cost you $1.40. Wo have in stock black, white, tan, navy and the now grey. QA. A A Men’s English and Comfort Last Shoes, tan and black, all styles $5.00, $0.00, $7.50 and $8.50 Shoes. Sale prices, Q Q A A $5.00, $5.75, $4.00 and........... 9 v « t M l J. P. Smith high grade $10 ©17 W ff Shoes for men, sale price....... 9 ■ • ■ 5 ) $10 and $12 Floresheim Q 7 O ff Shoes .........................................9 i « t / u Silk Shirts Our stock of Men’s and Boys’ Silk and Mad­ ras Shirts and Underwear, must be reduced, so we have cut the prices in this part of our stock without regard to tho cost. A great opportunity to lny in a supply of Shirts at marvelously low prices. Look at tiiis! Our entire stock of Silk Shirts, $5.00 to $8.00 © Q Q A values a t ................................... 9 v * v U Get yours early before they are picked over. Men’s and Boys’ Sweaters At prices you can’t resist, if you have use for one. Men’s Rain Coats BO YS’ SUITS $0.00 Coat, Salo n n Q A $7.50 Coat, Sale ffl/" AA price ....................................... v v « U U $14.00 Combination Rain and Overcoat, Belt Back, unmatchable O Q A A value at ................................... Guaranteed no leak Walking A A M ff Slicker, "Seal Brand’’ .............. 9 * * » * 1 D Riding Slicker, C A A ff Sale price .................................. O T i l U Bays’ Clothing Below Pre-war Prices 0 to 9 years, $0.00 Suits £ 10 to 18 years $12.50 2-pants D A /■ s u i t ......................................... 9 8 * 3 10 to 18 years, $10.00 2-pants D <| A f Suit, Sale p r ic e ....................9 - i - ^ « * 10 to 18 years, $22.50 Suits, £• £\ Sale p r ic e .............................. p l O i l Full line of Boys’ Pants for 0 to 18 years a t ........................................... 1.3 ( Overalls, W ork Pants, Etc. Overalls, Work Pants and Work Shirts cut to tho last penny. If you need work clothes, now is the time to buy and Thrasher & Garner’s store is the place. Men’s Pants Blue Serge $12.50 Pants, Sale price ................................. $ 10.00 Pants, Sale price ................................ . $8.00 Pants, Sale price ................................ . $7.00 Men’s Flannel Pants, Blue, Black and Green, sale price ... $5.00 Men’s Pants, Salo price ................................. $4.50 Men’s Pants, Sale price ................................ $0.00 Men’s Pants, Sale price ................................ M E N ’S $9.75 $7.50 $6.25 $5.45 $3.95 $3.50 $4.25 SUITS Men’s and Young Men’s Blue Sedge, Fancy Worsted and Cassamcre Suits. A. R. Kirchtan make, high grado clothing. Fits and wears as well as any made: $45.00 Suits, D Q A A A Sale p r ic e ..............................9 « ^ U * U U $40.00 Suits, O O O A A Sale p r ic e ............................. 9 m O « U U $35.00 Suits, (R Q ff A A Sale p r ic e ............................. 9 * V « U U $20 to $22 Suits, © «J f f A A Sale p r ic o ............................. 9 No maddening disappointments to greet you. Tell your friends, spread the news. Come yourself. We have considered the matter of giving to the first so many customers certain unusual bargains, and hnvc decided that the only FAIR and LEGITIMATE inducement to tho trade, is to serve ALL CUSTOMERS nlike, whether first or Inst, with tho biggest pos­ sible reduced prices consistent with honest, fair business methods. Arm y Goods $4.50 Army Khaki Blankets ................................. $3.50 Army Khaki Blankets, Blankets ................................. Army Wool Reclaimed Shirts ..................................... Army Hats, now, only................................. Army Breeches, Reclaimed, now only ................................ Men’s and Boys’ Hats and Caps reduced 30 to 4 0 % For the Ladies 25 dozen A -l Bleached Turkish Towels, 20x 40, at less than cost todny, Q A 1A each ............................................... Z Z ^ I . Or One dozen O A mm 10 dozen 81x90 Pepperal Bleached Sheets, today’s value $2.25, n i mm Sale price ........ .................. 9 1 «4 t) Come early, make your selections be fore the stock is picked over. NEXT TO lOc STORE, SANFORD, FLORIDA �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1922 , SID SAYS: If You Expect Any Miracles In 1022 You Hava Hot to Ponornt ir.cn) s (By J. M. Slddnll, Editor of Tho American Mngnzino) ■ fifi THE NEW YEAR ia at hand. But Jnnunry 1 and tho dnya to follow will bo no different from December 31 and the dnya behind, unlcaa you mnko them different. Ono of tho ailllcat of human dcluaiona ia tho idea that timo will bring everything out all right. Haven’t you heard people get that o ff—nnd then proceed to do nothing whntovor with tlmo? Tho moat pitiable business failure I know of wna duo to a selfdeluded individual in tho concern who did nothing but uocnsol tho groat things thnt time wan going to do for tho buainesa. "Just wnlt," wna his advice. "What wo need is time. Lenvo it to time." So they did. And in timo the business decayed. Foolish pcoplo lcavo all sorts of thingH to time. Some leave the question of ill l\ealth to time. Others lenvo tho question of thrift to timo. Only today I heard of n $25,000-n-yenr man, right hero in Now York, who at CO is spending overy nickol ho makes— nothing. I suppose ho thinks thnt God cares for tho ravens, nnd thnt God will take care of him. God will no doubt enro for him— Just as Ho cares for tho ravens. But tho ravens don't live until they lose their Jobs because of old ago. Neither do they require steam heated npurtmonts, underclothes, nnd hair mnttresses to slcop on. : Left to itself, timo is nothing but a grnnd little passer. Look how it passes in tho desert and in tho Arctic circle. Plonty of timo— but no potatoes. Don't lcavo anything to Fathor Time. Ho won't do anything for you. Ho can't. All ho docs is to provido you room In which to porform. If you ait in tho corner nnd wait for him to do your Job, you'll bo disappointed. Father Timo is only a sort of Janitor in the employ of tho A l­ mighty. Ho sees tho tenants come nnd go. But ho hns nothing to do with nny of them, cares nothing about them. Whon you ontor tho nrenn ho may bow and say, "Good Morning." Whon you chcc kout 70 nr 80 years Iter ho may sny, "Good Night." Thnt, howovor, will lie tho extent of his interests in you, or knowledgo of you. IIo sees billions pass in nnd out tho gntc— dunces, mediocrcs nnd bright boys liko Caesar nnd Willie Shnkcspcarc. But thoy all look alike to him. CHANGE IN FEDERAL TAX TAKES PLACE TODAY ON PRIME NECESSITIES FRANK CLARK FUNERAL OF WOMEN VOTERS WILL NOT R U N . SEN. PENROSE GETTING BUSY FOR SENATE TOMORROW HAVING MEET IN JACKSONVILLE AND OTHER ARRANGEMENTS NOT COMPLET­ ED BUT FUNERAL WILL CITIES WITH PRESIDENT OF BE PRIVATE LEAGUE PRESENT Mrs. Mnuda Wood Pnrk, president of tho Nntionnl Longue of Women Vo­ ters, and Mrs. Julian B. Snlloy, direc­ tor of the Third Region o f tho Lcnguo, will spend three days in Florida, tho sixth, seventh nnd eighth of Janunry. Mrs. I'nrk nnd Mrs. Snlloy, who are visiting tho Leagues of Women Voters of tho Third Itogion, will nrrivo in Jacksonville on tho sixth of January. Arrangements aro being made by tho Jacksonville Lcnguo to hnvo a lunch­ eon in Jacksonville in honor of these Women of national prominence. Mrs. Park will speak on Leaguo work at thut timo therefore it is hoped that men nnd women from nearby counties will attend. Reservations mny bo mndo with Mrs. Georgia Hutnlcy, Now St. James Hotel, Jacksonville. Mrs. J. B. O’Hara, chnirmnn of tho Floridn State League of Women Vo­ ters will join Mrs. Park und Mrs. Sal­ ley in Jncksonvillo from which point they will go to Tampa. Mrs. Park, on Jnnuary 7th, will ad­ dress a gathering at a luncheon in Tampa. Mrs. T. L. Karn, 810 South Newport avenuo, will bo in churgo of arrangements there. Reservations may be made through Mrs. Kara, On Sunday night Mrs. Pock nnd Mrs. Sully will leave Jacksonville cnroute to Birmingham, Ain. Mrs. O'Hara, state clmirmnn, will go to St. Petersburg, tho guest of the St. Petersburg Lcaguu to attend tho I’ inollas County League meeting which is to be held in that city. The first convention of tho Florida State League o f Women Voters will bo held in Jacksonville on Jnnuary 20, 27 and 28, with hendqunrtcrs at the Seminole Hotel. The Board of Directors of tho League will meet in a morning und an afternoon session on Thursday, tho 20th. The formal opening of tho con­ vention will take place thut evening. The closing session will be held Sat­ urday morning, the 28th. A very interesting program is boing prepared and will bo announced Inter. Mrs. Georgia Huntley, Now St. Jnmcs Hotel, Jacksonville, is chair­ man of thu Hospitality Committee. (H r The Associated Press) PHILADELPHIA, Jnn. 2—Arrange­ ments for tho funornl of Senntor Ponro£n woro still complcto today. It wr.s definitely decided, however, to bo strictly private in accordance with hfs oft expressed wish. Tho dato for buriul will bo fixed after hearing from relatives in West. Printers Are Out On Tampa Papers, Open Shop Rule Stereotyping nnd Press Room Crew« Not Affected TAMPA, Jnn. 2.—Stereotyping and press room crows were not uffccted by tho open shop conditions thnt wont into effect on the Times and Tribuno here Saturday. Entire forco of com­ positors of Times reported for work this morning. Union oficinls cstimato between thirty and forty typographi­ cal workers thrown out o f employment by acceptance of tho open shop rule. B jy it with a Herald Wnnt Ad. White House Open to Official W ashington and General Public To Receive New Ycnr’s Grcctin President nnd Mrs. Harding of ( H r T h e A n a or la ln t I'rraa) WASHINGTON, Jnn. 2.—The Whlto House portals were thrown open todny to official Washington nnd tho general public to receivo tho Now Year’s greeting of President and Mrs. Harding. Gala occasions in former days on the White Houso social calen­ dar New Year’s receptions abandoned during the Wilson administration nnd the one todny was tho first in nino years. Members of tho diplomatic corps calling to greet President Hard­ ing included Karl Lang and Edgar Prochnik chnrgo d’affaires for Ger­ many and Austria. Heavy Cold? Chest ■MClogged Up? eying tn ______ _ in the chart', ^nietinp the racking OCALA, Jnn. 2.— Reprosontatlvo. cough, gently stimulating the bowd*. % thus eliminating uninating the cold poison? Frnnk Clark will not bo n candidate j Always reliable. Just good medicine for the senate in this year’s primary I made to cose colds and coughs. For fifty years a standard remedy. but will seek re-nomination to tho All the family can take it with helpful lower houso of congress from his dis­ results. Eases the children’s croup. No harmful drags. Convincing, heall trict according to a lottor rccoived to­ ing taste that the kiddies like. At all day from Clark by J. II. Benjamin, druggists, 60c. editor of tho Ocala Star. Clarko made known his intention of not seeking the senatorial scat in reply to com- j municution from Benjamin in which i the editor wrote that bccauso of wide- | For C old s a n d Cougffs spread discussion of Clark’s probable Feel Badly? Bowels Sluggish? cnndiducy for tho upper houso he be­ Haven’t any ‘ 'pep” in work or play. lieved it timo for tho representative to You’re constipated! The stimulating ndviso his constituents of his Inns. action of Dr. King's Pills brings back old time energy. All druggists, 25c. P R O M P T ! ■ W O N ’ T G R IP E SANFOIH), THE COMING CITY Dr. N e w D is c ary D r. K in g 's P ills If wo can judgo from Bob Holly's always Bprightly "Herald" Sanford Is! WILL EXAMINE TEXT BOOK8 ono of the coming towns of Florida which has hardly, as yot, attracted the notice it deserves. It Is not n TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 2.—Tho subtourist town, though it hns many win­ commission which hns boon examin­ ter visitors who enjoy its varied ad­ ing text books submitted for possible vantages; but it is a substantial pro­ use in Floridn schools, will report to ductive town, with a background of tho Stnto Textbook Commission at a farm nnd garden wcnlth which a f­ meeting to bo held hero January nth. fords tho best possible insurance of The sub-commission is composed of stability, while its situation with re­ lending educators of tho Btnto, bend­ gard to water transportation gives it ed by W. S., Cawthorn, stnto high nn assured commercial standing. It school inspector, while tho Stnto Text­ is ono of tho coming cities of South book Commission, is composed of Gov. Floridn.— Lakeland Telegram. Hardee and his cabinet. ------------ o-----------Rub-My-Tism, n pnln killer. 13-15tc Rub-My-Tism for Rheumatism. E. A . M A R T IN SEED CO. OLDEST AND LARGEST SEED HOUSE IN FLORIDA JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA SEED POTATOES Spaulding Number 4 Rose, Early Red Bliss Triumph and Irish Cob­ blers. Wo nrc now rendy to quote contract prices for December and Jnnunry delivery. Our Seed Potatoes nrc the highest qunllty, Maine grown, selected seed. Advise qunntlty nnd variety you will want, SUCH AS RAIL, FREIGHT. DRUGS, maximum at HO per cent on $200,000, instead of 0.r> per cent of $1,000,SODA WATER, SHOES, UM­ MARTIN’S IIY-TEST SEEDS 000 or more. BRELLAS, ETC., ETC. Hnvo mndc good with hot It the smnll gardener nnd farmer and the Some clnsses of business, big and ones who plant thousands of acres. Plant your Fnll Crops with Mar­ (Hr The Aaaorlntrd I’ rraa) little, get some relief under the new tin’s Hy-TcBt Seeds and Insure results. WASHINGTON, Jan. 2—Chnnges tnx bill, but other clnsses will have FALL CATALOGUE In fcdcrnl taxes voted by congress their taxes increased. Corporations Martin’s Fnll Seed Cntnlogue Is now ready. Writo for it. Everyone last month came into full force yes­ which did not fall within the excess interested in Floridn Fnll Cropn should nvnil themselves of informa­ terday. Here’s how they will nITect profit making class during tho war tion contained In our descriptive cntnlogue. Supplied FREE on re­ will hnve their taxes ndvnnccd you: quest to those who send in their names promptly. Write for it today. through the incrcnno of 2 1-2 per When you rido on o rnilrond trnln cent in the corporation income tnx. E. A. MARTIN SEED CO. Phone 4377-1230 or an inland or couastwiso steamer Corporations falling within thin cIubs 202-2(18 East Bay St. you will no longer linvc to pay tho include the railroads nnd public util­ ITALIAN SAILORS AT­ government eight per cent of tho ities, the Income of which arc regu­ TACK AMERICAN SAILORS amount o f your fare and eight per lated by federal or state commissions IN SHANGHAI CAFE cent of tho cost of your seat, berth through the control over rates. fififi quickly relieves a cold. 13-15tc or Btnto room. Tho excess profits tnx is repealed, (Hr The Aaaorlntrd I'rraa) When you ship freight you will not but tho result will NOT bo reflected SHANGHAI, Jan. 2.— Serious trou­ bo nssc.HBcd nn extra thre per cent of in federal revenues until the calendnr McWhorter No. 21 Hand Fertilizer Distribuble between sailors from Itnlinn nnd the cost. Likewise you can send year 1023 ns next year this tnx will American warships here developed to­ tors Now packages by express or parcels post be paid on thu basin of the profits day who two score Italian sailors sur­ without having to give up a "war made in 1021. Likewise corporations $19.25 F. O. B. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. prised and attacked a dozen Amcricun tax." will NOT begin paying nt the increas­ Jackies in n enfo and then went from Write for special cash discounts, and delivered price. Whon you visit the corner drug ed normal income tnx until 1022. ono enfo to another seeking out and Hundreds of these in use by Sanford Growers store for a bottle of proprietary Many of the specinl or oxciso taxes attacking isolated grous of Americans. GET DECEMBER 1ST, 1921, REDUCED PRICE LISTS BEFORE BUYING medicine, a tube of tooth paste, a imposed upon manufacturers in many Five Americans sustained knife toilet preparation or tho liko you will lines o f business also go by thu •OKI) SAYS EXISTING COSTS ARE wounds, two of them seriously stabE. O. P A IN T E R FERTILIZER CO. CHIEF FACTORS IN PRES­ escape the vexatious stamp taxes. board. Tho frnmers of the new tnx FLORIDA lied. The attacks are thu outgrowth JACKSONVILLE ENT MARKETS Whon you go (o a soda fountain law believe that this will lighten tho of a trifling brawl in a enfo following you no longer will find Uncle Sam burden of the public generally as they which Italians gathered raiding par­ (Hr The Aaaiirlnlrd 1’rraal holding out his hand for a penny on hold that these taxes, with but few ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich., Jnn. 2. ty. each ten cents or frnction you pay exceptions, have been passed on. tho clork for a drink or a plate o f ice Manufacturers who have their taxes — Industrial conditions during tho new p« Pa m Pn W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y Hi) Pa Pa py Pa cream. repealed are those turning out chew­ year will ho determined largely hy Ph Pa AGENTS If you wnnt to sport a pair of ing gum, articles made of fur, musi­ tiie trend of retail prices, Henry Ford p« Pa shoos that cost more than $10, or a cal instruments, sporting goods, in­ declared hero in a statement on tho Pa shirt costing more than $3 you'll not cluding billiard and pool tables and Pu outlook. Price adjustments in many im have to lay out a tax. Those and all balls, pleasure boats and canoes cost­ p-.» pu Pu Pa M Pa Pa Pa o K r i c r v m i i 'LEH iianii iiuii .d i m . lines made last year and almost whol­ P> other so-called luxury taxes on ing less than $100 each, olctric fans ly responsible for improvements re­ lorid* Sanford, clothing, as well as those on umbrel­ and thermos bottles and jugs. DEATH OF FRANK K. LANE corded, ho said. Still many lines ho las, pnrnsols, sun shades, picture Other taxes which come ofT include added in which tho movement will not The many friends in this city of frnmes, trunks, valises, poebetbooks, those on insurance premiums and on Frank E. Lane, wero shocked Inst become apparent. Existing costs Ford etc., go into the discard. bonds of indemnity and surety, while said aro chief factors in tho present night to hear of his sudden dentil at If you live in a place that still can sharp reductions are mndo in the market conditions? When prices re­ Ills home in DeLnnd. Mr. I.ane had boast o f a ten cent movie show or taxes on cereal and carbonated bev­ duced business will boom. been in ill health for somu time but other placo of amusement vou will erages sold in closed containers; on an operation last summer seemed to not bo assessed a penny tax If the candy nnd on works of nrt. improve him and his friends wero Home new taxes aro put on mnnu chnrgo exceeds ten cento, however, hoping that he had fuly recovered hut it seemed that his long lifu of useful­ you will continue to pay a war levy facturors, the rate being fi per cent ness was ready for a close and he was at the present rate of a cent for each of tho amount hy which the sale price exceeds given sums in the cases called away almost without warning. ten cents or frnction. Frank E. Lane was ono of tho pio­ All heads of families with de­ of carpets and rugs, trunks, valises, I HAVE THEM neer citizens of Sanford coming hero pendents will get a slight reduction |fitted toilet enses, pocketbooks, por­ in tho early days from his homo in In their income tax during the new ' table lamps, nnd fans. Other new taxes aru imposed on manufacturers year, tho extent being $8 for each I.OOKS HOPEFULLY TO FUTURE Ohio and engaging in tho hnrdwnro business boro. He married Miss Ida dependent an a result of the Increase of finished fountain syrups and car­ BUT SEES GREATER TEST OF Doylo in this city, the daughter of Mr. from $200 to $-100 in tho exemption bonic neid gas. OUR RESOURCES and Mrs. M. Doylo and resided here Taxes imposed under existing law on account of dependents. is attract­ for muny years. Ho afterward locat­ Those I f you are murried nnd your not which will bu retained are: (H r The Aaaorlntrd I'rraa) ing atten­ NEW YORK, Jnn. 2.—Wall Street ed at DcI.and becoming identified Income in 1021 wan $f>,000 or lean, on tolcgrnph, telephone, cable nnd views tho passing of 1021 with but with tho firm of Aloxindcr, Baird Si tion— lots are being sold right along nnd building in this however, you will get a Btill further radio messages; tobacco, cigars, cig­ few regrets but looks hopefully to tho Co., ono of tho largest fruit firms in arettes nnd snufT; admissions nnd reduction In taxes as tho normnl ex­ section is such as to gladden the heart of those who have emption for married men in this dues; estates; automibllo trucks nnd future nlthough realizing tho now year that section. the good of Sanford nt heart. Deceased leaves a wife nnd daugh­ clnsB 1ms boon increased from $2,000 wagons, other nutomobiles nnd mo­ wil put tho country to oven a grantor to $2,000. Single men aro given NO torcycles, und parts and accessories test o f its resources and stability. ter, Miss Nell Lane, in DeLnnd, und This is no idle talk— I have weighed the statement and hod in this city, Edwnrd F. Lane, nddtionnl exemption nnd you enn do- therefor; cameras, photogrnphic films Lenders of industry nnd finance omphnslzo their belief return to normal to sny just what is my candid convictions would put it nnd tho sympathy of tho many rela­ duct only $1,000 from your net in­ nnd plntes (other than moving pic­ conditions cannot ho accomplished un tives and friends in this nnd other ture films); firearms, shells nnd car­ moHt too strong for the careful, conservative person— that come. Whether you are married or singlo tridges, hunting nnd bowlu knives, til everybody sottles down to earnest stutes goes out to them in their boperson whose eyes are turned backwnrd— The fellow who If you made a gain from tho sale of dirk knives and duggers, sword ennos, work, oconomy and snving. Forecasts renvement. The funeral will occur has VISION will agree with me now— the other later. capital ussots, such ns n building or stilettoes, nnd brass nnd metallic of general buBiness conditions this Wednesday from ids old home nt Nor­ stocks or bonds, you can pny tho tnx knuckles, smoking articles nnd auto­ year unusunly difficult say conserve wood, Ohio, and thu remuins were tnkon this gain nt tho corporation in­ matic slot device vending machines; tlvo observers account many uncer­ ovf thoro today, uccompnnicd by Mrs. come rate of 12 1-2 per cent, Instead jewelry and articles made of precious tainties which beset eru of readjust­ Lane und MIbb Nell Lane nnd Edward Lnno. metals, uxcept eyeglasses nnd spec­ ment nnd reconstruction. o f tho surtax rate if you so elect. If your income in such as to put tacles. 13-lGtc Stamp taxes rolnined are those im­ sory noteB, conveyances; entry of To break a cold tako G66. you In tho surtax puying class you "The Man Who Sella Dirt Cheap” will pay in 1022 nt tho old war rates, posed upon bonds of indebtedness; goods ut tho cuntoin houso; entry for When tho South puts ns much into but In 1023 you will pay nt tho now capital stock Ibmucs; capital stock, withdrawal of goods from tho cus­ rates, which becamo cITectlvo yester­ sales or transfer; Balos on exchanges; tom houso; passago tickets; powor ol’ hog raising ns It hns into cotton grow­ Watch the South E a s t C orner o f Page^Tw o day, and which provido for some re­ drafts or checks (paynblo otherwise attorney; playing cards, and foreign ing, this part of tho country will lead in hogs as it has led in cotton. duction all along tho lino with the than on sight or demand); promts- insurance pollclea. BIG REDUCTION IN PRICE RETAIL PRICE TO DETERMINE CONDITIONS DEATHS ; WALL STREET VIEWS YEAR FEW REGRETS G en eral F ire In su ran ce Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots SANFORD IS GROWING “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” J. E. SPURLING �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1922 MAN NEW BUILDINGS SANFORD SECURES BIG GERMAN FLAG A R E B E I N G FINISHED ON OLD POLE W H O L E S A L E CONCERN IN BUSINESS PORTION IN TAMPA PLUMBING CO. IN NEW YORK \W JL come nnd will finally land Sanford among the front ranks of the solid W ill Have Mahoney & jm d substantial cities of Florida. W alker in Charge of There is so much behind Sanford in farming crops, in location, in in­ Big Business dustries of all kinds that .Sanford is bound to grow and, ns The Herald lias pointed out before, nil tho build ng that has been done hero has been MU.I.Fit lll.OCK, 1IILL-NEWMAN I done by home people with home enpi- SECURES MANY NEW w i i o l e tnl, for foreign investments have not block a n d m a n y oth ers SALE CONCERNS DURING been made in Sanford, ns in the tour­ ADDED TO THE LIST. TIIE PAST YEAH ist centers. And the city thnt is The opening of the new Seminole built on the solid foundation such Sanford attracts another big whole­ Cafe brings to tho attention o f the ns Snnford will never hit tho tobog­ sale business on account of tho freight public tho fact that there is another gan slide of ndvorsity. The "City rates, the hotter moans of transpor­ fine now block added to Snnford’s Substantial” bas been well named nnd Snnford in the next twelve months tation nml the central location of the arrowing list of store buildings. The new Miller block is on South will attain a growth and a stendy im­ city nt tho very heart of business en­ Park avenuo nnd was originally plan­ provement thnt will be n surprise ovon terprises In South Central Florida. ned for a garage building, but after to tho home people. And foreign in­ This city is destined to bo tho whole­ vestors arc looking this way now, at­ sale center of this pnrt of tho state part of tho building was started the tracted by our ninny advantages nnd and during the pnst year nt least five originnl owners sold the lot and un­ in the next twclvo months there will big firms have located hero on account completed building to T. J. Miller & he many outside investors hero to of tho better distribution and cheaper Son, who immediately changed tho take advantage of Sanford s locution f ro|ght rntes nnd water trnnsportnplans and constructed two fine store and this city should start the y ea r1^jon rooms, and apartments on tho second l*10 feelinK that Snnford can Tho ]nt09t addition to tho wholesale floor. Tho restaurant was built for 1'*““ weather any gale nnd come out of any business is the Snnford branch of tho « restaurant nnd the Popular Market storm that might hit tho City S u b -jTnmpn p|ulnbinK Su)1|1iy Co., that had a store room especially construct­ ed for thnt business nnd the - apart­ stnntial in tho general reconstruction have made arrangements to open u ments overhead are models of con­ days thnt are to come. Sanford peo- warehouse on Oak avenuo in the old venience and comfort, thus giving pie can face the New \ ear with tho Eagles building under the mnnngotbought that they have a wonderful munt o{ Mahoney & Walker. They will Snnford that which is badly needed— country to hack them up and a won- handle wlmlesalo plumbing supplies furnished rooms and store rooms. derful future to fnco them. and will cover this territory with rep­ Among the ninny other business Y ea r o f 1922 W ill See Construction o f Many New Business Blocks buildings " r e a d y SANFORIVSLOCAT’N resentatives selling wlmlesalo plumb­ ing supplies to all the plumbing shops within a radius of 600 miles or nioro. Mahoney & Walker wil buy from tho big jobbers and hnvo tho goods ship­ ped direct to Sanford where they have space for nt least fifteen enrs of sup­ plies. Last week three cars were re­ ceived here nnd hnvo been stored in tint warehouse and the company will be ready for business in a few tlayB at which time announcements will bo made to the trade. It will ho most convenient for tho plumbers of San­ ford and adjoining cities to ho nble to get all their supplies from the Tnmpn branch hero without being under tho necessity of carrying a big Itnu on hands nil tho time and they can al­ ways ho assured of getting what they want and when they want it at tho Sanford branch. It will mean much to Snnford nnd is another case of history repeating it­ self as in the early days when Mr. Mnhtmey was with tho Fcrnnld Hardware Co., of this city, Snnford was tho wholesale center for plumbing sup­ plies of all kinds and supplied Central Honda, Mahoney & Walker are to ho con­ gratulated upon their bringing this big business to Sanford. It will mean much to the city in the building up of tho great wholesale business thnt Is ours by right of eminent domain. WHERE IT FLEW BEFORE THE WAR THAT GERMANY WON AND WE LOST NEW YORK, Jnn. 3.— Germany’s flag today ro-nppenred among thoso of othor nations which fly from tho tall buildings of New York's financial nml shipping districts. It was un­ furled front the same flagpole on top of Number 11, Brondway, from which it was hauled down in tho spring of 11)17, nnd marked tho location of tho restabtished consular offices of tho new German republic. CALL FOR STATEMENT OF NATIONAL HANKS Misses Mildred Holly and Oliva Newman entertained most delightful­ ly nt nn informal dance nt tho Holly homo on Pnrk nve. The decorntionn were in keeping with the holiday senson. Basketl ami bowls of cut flowers being ef­ fectively used. The evening was merrily spent with dancing and nil kinds of games, nnd at a late hour tho hostesses served Pistachio ice cream nnd enko. Among the invited guests wore: Misses Mnutl Lake, Florence Moro, Sarah Naomi Seoggnns, Mary Elzabith Pcrlceton, Evelyn Williams, Glndys Wilson, nnd Mne Holly, Messrs. Ralph Woodruff, Warner Scoggins, Peirce Griffin, Kobort Thrasher, Ed. Humph, Billie Moyo, Charles Moro, and Robert Holly. AUTOMATIC PHONES FOR MIAMI. WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.— Comptrol­ MIAMI, Jan. 2.— "Hollo” girls will ler of Currency today issued a call for disappear hero about January 16 un­ condition of all National banks at the less something unforseen develops, for close of business Saturday, December it is expected tho work of converting 31st. the local tclcphono system into an au­ tomatic system will lmvo been com­ ATLANTIC FLEET SAILS pleted by thnt dnte. Rapid progress FOR GUANTANAMO is being nindo in tho installation o f FOR TARGET PRACTICE now equipment, officials said, and it is expected the system will bo in opera­ NEW YORK, Jan. 3.— Units of the tion by the middle of nuxt month. Atlantic fleet which hnvo winter base at Now York navy yard sailed today for Guantanamo, Cuba, for their nniiual target practice. m CLASSIFIED WANT ADS ENTERTAINMENT AT OVIEDO. WANTED WANTED—Young cow. Must bo fresh nnd good milker. J. II. Mai­ mer, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. lB-tffl S HE^MTs TN ELSON for ail kinds o4 hauling, 31-tfe blocks completed within the past few weeks nre the Miller building at the A 'ovely and well chosen program corner of Magnolia nnd Second street was given last evening at Oviedo, by which is the largest nnd one of tho tlie Oviedo Woman's Club, assisted by finest department store buildings in several people from Snnford, for the the state, nnd tho new Hlll-Newmnn Christmas Seal Fund. FOR SALE building on Snnfoid nvenuo, which is Mrs. C. J. Marshall gave two love­ FOR SALE— No. 817 West First S t a single story brick with two good ly violin solos, Mrs. R. C. Maxwell Eight rooms and bath. For prica store rooms that will he occupied by delighted her hearers witli two groups SAVANNAH AUTO RACES END IN nnd terms, write box 782, I)nytonaM the Federal lmkery nnd by tho Pure of readings, John Sehirnrd gave two DEATH OF F, M. Fin. 4fl-tfo Figures Compared With Last Year Show Good Fond market within n few dnys. cornet solos, Miss Helen Terwilliger COLLINS Leo Brothers have just completed rendered several instrumental selec­ Gaines Everywhere "EXIDE" BATTERIES, tho Giant tions, Miss Georgia Mobley also gave tlmt lives in a box. Wo enn now fur­ their fine two-story building on ( l l y Tin* Aaanrlntrd I’ rraa) West First street with two store SAVANNAH, On., Jnn. 3.— F. M. j WASHINGTON, Jnn. 3.— Continued form, there being a decrease of ac­ several instrumental selections, Mrs. nish six Volt Batteries at $24.60. Wo roomH on tho first floor nnd largo nml Collins, 27, automobile driver, tiled upward movement o f business nnd the tivity In the iron and steel industries, Newberry gave two groups of read­ buy, sell, exchnngo, rechnrgo nnd re­ commodious apartments on the second this morning of injuries received in grft(,ual rcHtorntion of normal conili- while textiles showed a little change ings and one group of negro spirituals pair all makes Batteries.—Ray Broth­ Mrs. ers. I’ hona 648. floor. fl-tfe a race on the tri-state exposition dirt ^j()|1H aro [m||cntotl jn the comparison from previous months and uncertain­ in her own inimitable manner. J. J. Cates has not completed his track yesterday afternoon. 1lie front l ()j r0portH for ja8t month witli thoso ly exists ns to tho future of thu cloth­ Craig Harris was accompanist for FOR SALE—Coal oil heater, $3.60; big building on First street nnd Onk spindle of tho car snapped and the of tho corrc8pondlng month8 of 192o, ing industry, due to labor disturbanc­ the evening. electric tnblo stoves, $12.60 value, avenue, but It is nlrindy occupied on machine turned over pinning Collins ftCCOr(linR to tho December review of es nnd thu continued demand for con­ for $7.00, in perfect condition. 418 Our new service to Enterprise starts tho first floor by J. J. Cates nnd Mrs. beneath it. 1u10 econ0mic situation issued last sumers for lower prices. Magnolia. 13-tp Monday. The good people of Enter­ CntcH In four stores. The upper "Freight rates,’’ tho hoard snid night by tho federal reserve hoard. prise will got the Dnily Herald almost A“ N7bw countuy T iomb Fon s a l s — rooms will bo npnrtnionts nnd when Ani'ly to iniLiuiKor, A. J. tiundqulst, Count Szechenyi Net improvement was found by tho "continue as a disturbing fnctor duo ns soon ns the Snnford people. TIiIh lloiite A. Box 240. Hanford. Fla. lt-tltp finished will be up to date In every hoard despite the recession of business to tho belief that reductions already means something to tho merchants of particular This Is one of the larg­ Appointed Minister announced as affecting some commodi­ activity in December ns comport'd with 13-16to fififi cures llilioits Fever. Snnford. est buildings among tho new ones to ties may he much moro wldoly extend­ To United States the same month last year. be started in the past few months. ______ ! “ Tho holiday trade," the board said ed in the near future." All of these new business blocks “ A decided improvement in Euro­ Countess Is the Former Gladys Van- "is a tost of tho soundness of prcccdadd much to the prosperity of the ing business activity. Reports from pean oxchnngcH," tho hoard said, dorldlt of U. H, A. city and gives tho many new lines of America1* Standard 4-Cycle Mm me Motor the various federid reserve districts “ lias tended to some extent to help the business a chnnco to conic to Pan.................... covering over half of the month show foreign trade situation during the ford. BUDAPEST, Jnn. 3.— Count Lnszclo that this years demand in the eastern month of December, but the extreme There are many other big build­ Szechenyi was appointed Hungarian districts lias registered an increase caution in the evtension of bank ings contemplated this season in the so minister to the United States. Ho is ’ running as high as ton per cent of credits which wns previously business centers of Sanford, at least noticeable a phrase of our foreign thnt of 1020, while in other districts now in Washington. Countess Szech­ two o f them being five-story buildings Export figures enyi formerly was Gladys Vanderbilt, the situation is pronounced satisfac­ trade still continued. nml next fall will find Sanford ready tory." indicate u still further decline of of New York. for the now business and the new peo­ Manufacturing districts, however, activity in staples, while imports ple thnt would come hero now if tncy tho hoard reported as far from uni- show an advance. TO PURCHASE HOSPITAL had proper accomodations. AT MEMPHIS, TENN., Are the finest high grade M arina M otors made In fact, in looking over the year FOR DISABLED SOLDIERS in Amcrirn tndny. T h ey urc strong nnd rugged, just passed nnd the year upon whose and will drive a boat continuously ut full speed threshhold we stand today, it is with (||y TllP A„ , H.ln(Pd ,.rr„ , or can be controlled for any speed desired. W o n ­ a feeling thnt Snnford is having a WASHINGTON, dan. 3.—Tho purderful control, easy starting, econom ical, depend­ "*endy growth that has none of t*u* c|iaso o f the Methodist Episcopal hosable. T he low price is due entirely to qu an tity temiencics of (he boom thnt is so eas- pjtal at Memphis, Telia., by tho govproduction. Used b y 70% o f w orld’ s best boat ily dissipated, but a steady growth i crnmcnl for use in tho treatment of builders nnd governm ent life boats. C atalog on thnt will go on and on in tbo years to former service men is tinder ennsidorrequest. _ _ _ _ ^ alien today at a conference between France Should Pay Illy The .tmoi'lnlfll I'rrial 4-Cyclo Only — 3 to 40 H. P. — $135 to $1550 Director Forbes of the Veterans Bu­ JACKSONVILLE, Jnn. 3.—The fed­ To prevent a cold take fifili. 13-1 file reau, nnd Brigadier General Sawyer, Us W hat She Owes eral grand jury which returned indict­ KERMATII MANUFACTURING CO., Detroit, M ich. president of the hospitalization lionrd. Instead of Spending ment against W. M. Bostwlck, Sheriff W. II. Dowling and about fifteen oth-1 NEW YEAR CELEBRATION , . II,! i n in Large Hums uu Navy and Increased ™ 8 KILLED ONLY FOUR ers charging violating prohibition | Arm am ent AT HONOLULU laws, summoned before tho Federal (lly TH- A* urn-in (i-d I’ rr-x) — court tomorrow to testify how indictWASHINGTON, Jan. 3.—Tho ad(lly Tin- A■■nr InIt'd I'n-anl moats wero reached. Attorney for ministration would ho directed under HONO .ULU, -inn. ■ I ' Bostwick in filing motion today tlmt a resolution introduced today by Rep"I wns wenk and run-down," " ' f , 1” " " ' J r ' '* ,ll“ ' U U nj-nbmt Rmlwirk b........ ro.MUnt.TC llopuldtai,; No. relates Mm. Eula Burnett, of 11 " H ulr t0 c Irn ‘ j .i.l nll.-ui'i! n« witriTCHO.. wwro beforu hriiHbit, to ib.miinil r«|>uymcnt by Dalton, Ga. "I wns thin ami WEKIWA tho Brand Jury, that Assistant District France of money loaned her by the KILLED IN BEAR Just felt tired, nil the timo. J Attorney Yerkes’ statement of wlmt United States during tho war. Renvis SWAMP I didn't rest well. I wasn't ho prepared to prove was Die only ovi- ja a statement said prompt payment ever hungry. I know, by doaco tho jury had and that Yerkes should lie Insisted upon hebnusu APOPKA, Flu., Jnn. 3.— (Special). this, I needed a tonic, and was in tho grand jury room when jury Franco has indicated hor intention of t-H-V-rv+'H-t I-++-1--l*-s-i-v vi-vVt*+ —Two of Apopka’s ardent sports­ as there Is nemo hotter than— was deliberating. Federal Judge expending “ large sums of money on men, Messrs. L. P. Waite and C. J. Clayton stated if allegation as to increased naval armament. * Jackson, departed Into Friday nftcrYerkes presence in the Jury room durnoon for a turkey hunt in tho Jungles ing deliberation proved to ho true ho KING ALFONSO CANNOT of Wok Iwa swamp. Ini toad of find­ would quash tho indictment. Other i VISIT U S AT THIS TIME R E A L . ing turkey n« i xpccted they were un­ men named in series of similar indictexpectedly confronted by one o f t he j — pro WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.—The Spaiw natives which proved io ho a hear, !C0||lir0 foIlowc,| in their cases us al­ ish embassy today denied formally and n battle for supremacy im­ leged occurred in Bohtwick's. tlmt Kink Alfonso had planned to mediately commenced which lnstcd visit the United States and several for a time of thirty minutes nnd AUTO DYNAMITED South American countries. covered a course of more than a half . . . I began using Cardut," OVER TRIVIAL MATTER mite, the hear lending a portion of the continues Mrs. Burnett. ABOUT PAPER STRIKE CATCHES LOOM ON HOOK time, but finally resulting after ton "After my first bottlo, I slept WHILE BASS FISHING shots had been emptied into thu mon- j bettor and ato better. I took ster by tho heroic hunters, in the kill[ GLENS FALLS, N. Y., Jan. 3.-— four bottles. Now I'm well, ST.ANDREWS. Jim. 3.—Catching a ing of the hear. This is the first one statu troopers are patrolling tho feel Just fine, eat nnd sleep, loon on the hook with which ho wn3 killed by hunters from Apopka this Htrcots of Corinth Binco Saturday my skin Is clear and I have fishing for Imihh was tho recent senson. when an nutomohllo owned by nn cmgained and sure feol that _ _ _ ___________ . ploye of tho International Paper Co., uniquu experience of Joe Faber, He Fruit and Vegetable Grates Cardut Is tho best tonlo over DUBLIN, Jon. 3.—Members of the there was dynamited in a barn. Tho turned tho creature loose after he made," Y ou Can Iluy From Us at Pail Eirennn reassembled hore todny owner of tho machlno did not leave had, it photogrophod so thnt ho Thousands of othor womon Wholesale Prices nftor a twclvo day recess to resume work with Die other employes last would have something to prove tho hnvo found Cardul Just as discussion of tho treaty with Great May when tho strike of paper makers, nlmos tljnposHiblo Htory ho expected Mrs, Burnett did. It should Writs for Trloo 1.1m which still is in effect, was declared. in duo time to tell frionds of tho Britain. help you. boundless fishing possibilities of tho W. A. Merryday Company At all ^MlTglPtl. When a mun begins to rejoice be- St. Andrews bay country. fififi cures Malarial Fever. 13-15tc Tala Ik a, Florida B.IT |cause tho rich can't got to henven, he ------------------1______ means to confess that ho has failed, ^ Tho Horald for real Job printing. The Herald for real Job printing. HIIIR AUTO RACER BUSINESS WILL BE BETTER DIED TODAY IN THE YEAR OF 1922, SAYS RESULT RACE THE FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD I I Marine Engines FEDERAL GRAND JURY SUMMONED TO APPEAR BEFORE FEDERAL COURT r } Tired * X leumi “ The Woman's Tonic3 Philip R. Andrews Real Estate Service! SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 3 7 1 J On Flour, Grain and Feed ‘Am- 'VI �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6,1922 raised to meet the chnngnd condi-1 has tarried on trade extension trips to [length of organisation is but an inTHESANFORDHFRALD not tioiia; * ‘ uujnceiit communities culminating Vu li»7A;"'Uan anyone uu a pusauliiol in “ I know it is a vory unpleasant tiling to hear, and niuro unpleasant to Hay, but the city is fncod with bank­ ruptcy unless this council tnkes some action to relieve the present financial situation,” City Attorney II. E. Mcrryday declared Inst night in the midst of a very tonso argument over the advisability o f permitting the newly elected tax assessor to nuiko his as­ sessments according to law. Tho city charter prescribes that all property for taxation shall ho assessed at full value. It has been the practice to as­ sess property at anywhere from 15 to 75 per cent of its vnluc. The debate indicated that I’alatka has reached that stngo where old methods of taxation, collections nnd assessments must be revised. n Gnia Day which brought thousands 1022 after looking over that which hns o f outsiders to tin city. It Htnrtcd tho actualy been accomplished in 10217 Ship-by-Wntor movement and father­ This is an enviable record for n young PubtltW Erery Frldty by ed tho Ccntrul Florida Water Traffic and small organization.- Every man Lcaguo, ns n result of which Sanford that considers himself nt all progres­ is now securing daily boat service and sive should he affiliated with the (Iaoorporeted) the transportation compnny has had Chamber of Commerce and give all ^SUBSCRIPTION PRICE IN ADVANCE! to increase its terminal facilities 400 tlie time he can to helping put over DME YEAR........................................................... It.tO CIS MONTHS ..................................................... 1.15 per cent. It took tho initiative in those tilings which are absolutely cer­ THREE MON TUB............ .................................. .7* raising, by popular subscription, mon­ tain for the coming year. Sanford Catered a* B*e«ad CUu Mall Matter Aufuit 28, ies necessary to improve tho Osceola has shown what can he done through !»■•, at tha Pott OITIca at Saaford, Florida, and Titusvillo roads. Its Tourist nnd efficient organization. With the dis­ Uaitar Act of March », 1171,___________________ Convention committee planned nnd missal of petty porsonn! differences Tha Saaford Dally Harald U publlihad ovary erected a much needed pavilion on and a whole-hearted concerted action «fteraaoa (axcopt Sunday) aad thoroughly cot are thla trading aaotloa. Adyartlalat rate* raaathe Lako Front and arranged the de­ through the Chnmbcr of Commerce, aaabla aad aada kaowa oa application. |d,00 par yaar, or Ibo par month, la advanoa, tails and finances whereby tho city New Year’s 1923, will witness a rec­ •<gliki~H EH AtD BUILDINO. ~ Phoaa~I4l would linvu hand concerts during the ord of even far greater achievements. winter. t r itrelrr AH'’ r11. In Itcnro'rritutlva ' T if. ami ittrANrw..'* AttnnATIO'j Tho Publicity Committee has been Tile Jacksonville Metropolis says responsible for tho outsido exploita­ that Frank Clnrk after being im­ Persons with incomes under $0,000 tion of Sanford and hns discharged its portuned by many friends throughout are nliowcd $2,500 exemption. 1’i.y duties most efficiently. Ten thousand tlie state to run for the Senate has SEEING OKI,ANDO us our exemption, then. copies of a now booklet have been dci'iJcd that ho will not. ’o so but will -------------o------------That "building code" in Orlando will printed, and advertising has been run stay where he is—In Congress. It That girl mayor of Freeport, Ohio, cause n lot of people to leave town in the most prominent newspapers nnd is o'.u* opinion that Frank Clark found must bo Bomo child. She favors dances, before sunup. They nro now nsking periodicals of the country. In addi­ out it was no use trying to run abort skirts, rouge and is now testing "Who is Parr, Carl Dann, Rrokaw, tion signs have been nnd are now be­ against Trammell nnd Bryan nnd all “ hootch" to see if it is pure. We Murry King, Rill Glonn, etc.?” Wo ing placed on the rondH and by next the rest of them will find this hope sho sends the bnd hootch milkers never did ask those fool questions. season will see them in quantity on n t sooner or inter. Park Tram­ to jail for life. About one out of ton men nre anfe the Dixie Highway. The Publicity mell tins only one term and is certain-------------o----- ;-----whon you begin nsking funny ques­ Committee has to its credit probably y entitled to nnother and that he will Dispatch soyH that the premiers arc tions about his past, present and fu­ the most spectacular piece of adver­ ,c*t another is already assured. trying to snvo the Entente to keep ture life. Of courso having lived in tising ever put out by a Florida ComEurope from disintegrating. Our ad* Orlando we know a lot about thoso inertia! organization. We refer to tho Young girl at Asheville lives with a vico to them is to let Europfc disinte­ hoys but wo would not breathe it. advertisement for a millionaire which bullet in her hrnin says a dispatch. grate. They can pick up the pieces Why? Because they know a lot about appeared in tho New York Wall Street People in Asheville enn live on vory Journal and tho New York Journal of o f sumo of those countries and make us. little after the hotels get through with Com mcrcc. a new nnd better job of it. them. The City Planning Committee has Who is Robert Parr? asks the Or­ Boh Holly has n chnnce to "clenn lando Sentinel. Don’t know and don’t had adopted by the City Commission­ If you arc run down, discouraged up” on an offer from Brother Bon- care hut if you do not want him in ers ordinances governing shade trees, and out of heart, get a bottle of Tan- 1 ■ jnmin to "come over" nnd spank those Orlando he Is perfectly welcome to and tlic enforcement of thoso ordi­ Inc and see how different it makes “ ntrlking Ocala school students at $10 come to Saaford and no questions nances relating to the cleaning up you feel.— Union Pharmacy.—Adv. apiece— for all that Boh “ cun spank." asked. Wo will take him nt Parr, of weeds nnd refuse. It has compiled Ithe necessary data used by a special — Reporter-Star. ycssuml ______ 'committee appointed to work out Just a mure figure of speech, old dear. Delicacy would not permit us to "Another side of Carl Dnnn" says I,ln,w f(,r 8trcot Pnvi»K. additional npank any of them literally. And then an article in tho Reporter-Star. We ■oworngo systems, and yncht basin. TO ALL AUTOMOBILE OWNERS we left it to their parents, you know. certainly hope they Imvy not turned The Golf Courso Committco now has AND DRIVERS ----------o---------Carl inside out down there. Anyhow, something definite in tlie way o f a Don’t leave your check hook lying he was born without a cent in his situ that presages success for this Sanford, Florida, Jan. 5th, 1922 project. Representative from tho In­ around loose in your office. Three pocket and can’t'lose much. The law requires that all uutomobland Waterway Committco representstrangers in Griffin, Guorgia, obtain­ ed the organization at tho convention I ,nU8t *mvo die required 1922 lied $1150 apiece from three different A RECORD OF REAL ACHIEVE­ of the Atlantic Deeper Waterways A s ; l'|,n8l‘ ,ng * 88Ut'd form the Office of \ banks yesterday by having n well MENT sociation. Correspondence has .been die ( omptrollor, displayed upon tho ■ known real estate man’s checks aiII made out for $500. They very con­ No matter how far ahead in tho fu­ had with tho government 'engineers i rvnr ° f cac*1 wml ovory automobile, ■ siderately deposited part of the mon­ ture one lias been accustomed to look, relative to improvements on tho St. j therefore I take this method of noli- ■ |f>'hig 1,11 ownt' r8 and drivers of auto- ■ ey and took part. The part they took this is tho time of tho year when a Johns river. Tho Sanford Chamber of Commerce mobiles in Seminole County, that af- ■ was well taken and unless they are momentary halt iH called to take a ter tho 30th day of January, 1922, this during tlie past year has interested a overtaken—well, anyhow they took retrospect of tho year just past in or­ law will ho rigidly enforced. Please prominent marine engineer in its tho cash. der to ascertain failures and accom­ plans for tho development of the lie governed accordingly and don’t be---------- o plishments, and from that experience Wo aro tired, absolutely peevish!jay plans to insure tho success o f lnko front nntl hnH » ,ro°dy secured come pooved at the sheriff’s forces nhout those "walkers", the Illiurc. future. |from him gratis, detailed plans ami should yon neglect to~............................ comply with this waiKcra , "workers", winners , me ................. ............. ....... "Jugglers", "Jarheads” ] This is the time of the year when "Pcciflcntlona for this proposed im- law for the sheriff is not responsible ■“ wigglors", and nil others who are working F lori-1business houses generally take ...... ......... invon-1Provcmont- ' ,5" ' ,S‘ * , f" r ilH m» kinR- This was done by tho dn. They may call it "touring" Flor-jtory, when comparative records are I ThL’r,! lmvu ,a'° n four membership (legislature at Tallahassee and not by Ida hut wo do not. They are hero made in all lines of endeavor, with kanquots ,,f the organization held in tlie sheriff o f Seminole county. • with *•* a • ' to • sign, with '•* •* preceding ------*»--*-—• ........... 1 Respectfully submitted, 1921, “three in Sanford and1 ---oner*“ in Orevery day hook |those of* tho year. C. M. HAND, Sheriff ynrds o f stuff about themselves walkTho Now Year is an oppnrt. n time kmdo. Tho last two wore for the par­ pose of engendering a greater co-op -D & W -ltc Seminole County, Fla. ing from Timhuctoo to Snskatcho- for commercial organizations to ro­ orativo spirit between tho two com---------------------------wan, about lecturing, about every- view their activities for the year J ii t Tanlac is a powerful, reconstructive, thing under tho sun and tho sum and passed and tho accomplishments which inanities and wore successful in their It mibstuncu of it is they want free ad- have resulted from these activities. It purpose. The Chamber, through its systematic and stomachic tonic. vertising in order that they may glean is often the case, however, that results membership committee secured sixty tones up the system, restores lost ap­ petite and makes you feel strong, Homo money from Sanford. If wo are not Immediately realized from thu new members in 1921. The Sanford Chamber of Commerce sturdy and well, as nature intended. were mayor of Sanford wo would or­ activities of a Commercial organiza­ der everything o ff the street that tion, and very often a considerable is now a member of tho Chamber of — Union Pharmacy.— Adv. looked like begging or working tho period of time elapses between the Commerce of the United States, The public for any cause whatsoever. San­ launching of a movement and tlie ac­ Southern Commercial Secretaries As­ ford needs the money timt is spent tual results therefrom. Any Com­ sociation, Tho Florida State Commer­ fo r these people to "see Florida" ev­ mercial organization, therefore, that cial Secretaries Association, and tlie ery winter. Why don’ t they come can show a maximum of results in a National Association of Commercial down in tho summer7 minimum of time is to lm congratulat­ Secretaries. The organization has lit rrj IIi Iiik ed upon tlie do-it-now proclivities of ,* t*n vloscly associated with all local BICYCLES AND OTHERS JUST LIKE HIM its officers and membership and just- llvtc “ rgnnlzations and has always •iven its support to these organiznBICYCLE REPAIRING ly receives the reputation of being the tions in movements for civic develop­ SPORTING GOODS We met a man the other day who real factor of progress in tlio coiniminment. Tho same is true with officials knows everything. For instance, he ity. FLASH LIGHTS knows how to run this newspaper I Tin Sanford Chamber of Commerce of both the city and county. AND BATTERIES Here, then, Is briefly enumerated, much better tlinu its editor. He has been in existence hut a year, hut tlie accomplishments of thu Sanford 117 1'nrk Air, Hnnfiirtl, Florldl* kuows how to run the town bettor in that time lias accomplished real Chamber of Commerce, which, from than anybody else and probably lie things. Lest wo forget, look over tlie [ knows how to run every single person list, and show it to those reactionaries, nHBHHHHIHHHSaHHBHHHnBHSHSSSHHHHBBHBaaSDKnaBiaaUI .in the community. Wo haven't tlie who are on the outsido looking in, slightest doubt that lie feels lie can when it comes to expending individual pmstident this country much bettor effort in building up a Greater San­ than iHarding himself. We think the ford. iCentlumlilt is wasting Ids time at During tiiu year 1921 in addition to present.— Iluhnrd ( Ohio) Enterprise. thu Board of Governors, there were ----------o---------thirteen standing committee:! nnd four TAK ES MONEY TO RUN CITIES. special committees. The number of meetings including tlie Board of GovIt takes money and plenty of it to ornors and all committees totalled one operate cities and look after the vnr- |hundred and twenty one. Tlie average inns and sundry affairs. It takes1|lur contage of attendance at these money to make the mare ge and this meetings was seventy-five. The Board applies to municipalities as well as to of Governors met 17 times during the private business. Cities have been past year and the average length of Jiard hit sineo tho war with everything these meetings was an hour and ton h! ttwlcl* as high and no taxes to meet minutes. This will give a general m, tthe defied. TIi Ih phase of the matter j j oa „ f the time put in voluntarily by ■ M uoeinH to have been passed up by men who aro .earnestly interested in « It many cities with the result that they the development of Sanford, ■ U are now facing a financial crisis un-1 Tho secretary’s office lias sent out u Iohh they revise their huBlnesH to fit oVer eight thousand pieces of corrostho present needs. No city could op- pondoncu nnd literature of Sanford, to «sratu on tho samo taxes after tho war ( inquiries from every section of the ns they could before any more than United States. ainy private business could operate. It Tho Chamber of Commerce also took twice as much money to operate adopted the slogan, "Tho City Subbusiness of ull kinds during tho w a r' Htantlal,’’ secured three new wholeami after thu war and in thin respect sale houses, protested against in­ Ihoro was no difference in tho coats creased telephono rates, secured lm•uf operation of private business or provoments of approaches to ntation municipal business. Many tax payors nupportcd progressive statu and nutwilhoiil stopping to think howled |oim| legislation, had roresuntntlon at about their tuxes without knowing important rate ihereasu hearings, con- ■ ■ ■a _7 m mm nnd without stopping to inquire the (|uctu<l successful campaigns against reason. It Is given now in tho condi- «tock salesmen, entertained National 1\" lien of many cities timt failed to raise Edltorln! Association and various par— »• taxes in one way or another in the ' Ues 0f prominent touring concerns. It years following tho war and tlv fol* has awarded prizes to the school chillowing from tho I’alatka News is one ,|roIl f 0P the best easnys on tho City o f tho mnny thst will take place all Substantial, lias brought in locturors over tho land whuro the taxes wero 0f interest to tho rctull merchants. It B. J. HOLLY .................... Pr»iU*it ntd £41 ter V< V. LILLARD.. . . . . . . S»cr»Urj u d Tretiurar A. NEEL................................ Otatral M i u i u THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY NOTICE Copyrigl 21 Hart SchafTner & Marx $10.’ 0 SUIT SALE LASTS ONE MORE WEEK We will offer our entire stock of HART SCHAFFNER & MARX and SOCIETY BRAND Suits in this Snle TWO SUITS for the PRICE OF ONE— PLUS $10 $1.00 SHOE SALE LASTS ONE MORE WEEK • I’1' Two pair REGAL SHOES for the price of one— plus $1.00 ------------- These Prices nre for Cash Only------------- SANFORD SHOE AND CLO. CO. Sanford Cycle Co. B IG G E S T u I N! OF LIVE STOCK! Ever held in this Section of Florida I will auction two car loads of horses and mules, and one car load ot fresh milch cows, at my barn in [ S A N F O R D , FLA. ! SATURDAY, JAN. 7th 1 Starting promptly at 2 p.m., rain or shine 5 E. E. B R A D Y \ For Busy People " C 'lV E Hundred and Ninety Five Dol_ lafs—Can you conceive o f such a low price for such a high class enclosed car? I The Ford Coupo hus always been a pop­ ular car for the man or woman keeping appointments, whether social, business or professional, because it is always ready for use and gets there on time with com ­ fort and convenience to Its occupants. It is even more popular now at the new price o f $595.00. Order today for reasonably prompt de» livery. Terms if desired. EDWARD HIGGINS • FORD DEALER C. C. COBB, Sulesmun Sanford, Fla. �T O ,, :;v'i THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1922 dnys with his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. spraying machines thnt have been in Wm. DnniclR. use hero for ninny years. : ENTERPRISE ETCHINGS p u b lic a tio n o f this notion, n nd up t o an d D ecem ber until 3:30 o ’c l o c k p. m. on th e 7th da y A c tio n to q u lo l ti tle to o f F e b r u a r y . A. D". 1922. at th e C o u r t H aven , C o n n e ct icu t tlo a s n n t Hanford. S e m in ole - o u n ty . * rd..................... C O ered , thnt a d d itio n a l , nnh Sri in.n.l,'-r.rv '..f t h c c o m p l a i n t I ir b lg e D is t r i c t No. Mrs Fred McFnrlan nnd children Thn wrecking trnin wns called to spent Inst Thursdny with Mrs. Win. Mooro’s Station Tuesday to help an ^!“ l.nt^V’ lAor Ut MpHw Dnnlel. • engine back on tho track, a tnenr p r o v e m e n t llontls. S old b o n d s b e a r InWilliam Kllbc wns In Sanford on wreck caused by spreading rails. teroat ut th e rnto o f six per c e n t u m p e r antinm. a r e dated J a n u a r y 1st, 1922. Inbusiness Mominy. ra lerest pnynhle se n il-n n n u a lly on J a n u a r y 1st anil Ju ly 1st o f ea c h year, b o t h m m i n h m K i h n h Fred McFnrlntio left for Coxheiith, H~j Ha Ha Hii, Hit H i H i Ha Hi prin cip al and In lor cs l payalifu at N ew Vork, State o f N ow Y o r k ; said bonds Ain., Mominy where ho will take up Ha b e in g o f th e d e n o m in a t io n o f II.OOIMIO A New Year’s service wns conduct­ his snmo work. Hn each, an d all o f said b o n d s m a t u r i n g ed ut the Orphnnngo Sunday morning on J a n u a r y 1st, 19112; sa id b o n d s to lie Miss Until MeFnrllne spent the Ha sobl s u b j e c t to the a p p r o v in g o p in io n by Itev. C. W. Prettymnn of Benson week end with Miss Ethel Lcfilcs. Hn Ha o f John C. Th oin son , nlitataed b y tin) • Hoard o f C ou n ty t ’ oiunilHslnners Springs Inn. The Bubject of the 11. M. Littler, of Osteen, spent Inst Hi H i Hu Ha Hi Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Sem in ole County. F lo r id a ; sa id b o n dosf mornltur was “ Driftint?” nnd wns in-|Wcok w|th his' slsVer"m78" V ' u " pT wlll he so ld s u b je c t to d e li v e r y w ith in deed nproprlnte to the New ’ienr. Ivntt. . T. \\. Ire- LAKE MONROE Services were held nt the Episcopal, A largo crowd enjoyed n chicken Church Sunday afternoon by Itev. Ar- pilenu nt the town hall Saturday thur S. Peck, his serinim following o u t, Miss Mary Bowie, of Osceola spent the Christians message. j Sunday hero visiting friends. ’ An entcrtnlnment wus enjoyed by Mrs. Williams called on Mrs. J. M. tho people o f Enterprise nt Benson Provntt Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Izlnr Hart left Wed­ Spring Inn on New Ycnr’s eve A nesday for California to visit friends. pleasing progrum of music and rccitnMrs. II. 11. Pnttlshnll nnd daughter, tions was followed by a social hour. Georgia, spent Inst week in Jackson­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Sam C. Toms of ville with relatives. Montgomery Alnbnnin nrrlved Tues­ Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown are spend­ day and are guests at tho home of ing the holidays with her mother, Mrs. Mrs. Toms father Mr. henry Murray. Greshnm and their baby has been very Mr. U. J. Bennett, wife and small ill with the croup. son, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Jackson left Mr. and Mrs. Endor Curlett were Thursdny for their home in Fitzger­ in Sanford Tuesday on business. ald, Ga., after several dnys visit with Mr. nnd Mrs. Other, of Indiana, who Mr. Jackson’s sister Mrs. W. J. Burns has been camping nt Harrison’s left and family. Monday for Daytona. Mr. nnd Mrs. Bcnj J. Ashbrook of Miss Alexin Mills spent Tuesday Louisville, Ky., arrived the Inst of night with Mrs. T. W. Prevatt. last week and arc located nt Benson E. II. Kllbc was in Sanford Tuesday Springs Inn for the winter. attending the meeting of county com­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Murry, Mrs. missioners. The Community Club held their Fred Murry, Misses Grace Wnrmouth nnd Iluth Murry, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. monthly meeting at the twon hall on Commons of Stone Island and Mrs. E. Tuesday. Henry Levy’s brother, of New York E. Weeks and daughter of De Land motored to Daytona Bench for n pic- is visiting him nic Thursdny. | „ , ~ , , , .. . , ... m - c .„ . I Many people on the verge of despair Mr. nnd Mrs. J. . ‘ j j ' have taken Tnnlac and recovered.— Count, Miss Florence Crim « " d Union Phnrmncy.-Adv. Addle Beardsley, motored to Orlando __________________ Wednesday to attend the State Tench^ ora’ Association. They were I n d e e d * ™ ^ glad to bring the news beck that *» VPAOTk M Volusia County'a Superintendent o f / Lf A \ T N A N h ( | K I ) schools was unnmimously elected ■ E ir tO I O f i i l l V F R l/ Ha president of the State Association. I H i H a H i! H .I Hi S i H a Mrs. Martin, Mr. Stono nnd a friend from Sanford motored over with Itev. .Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Ilccrcn, of Peek to attend services here Sunday Nuovn Geroaa, Isle of Pines, arrived afternoon. fin d s u u ss iriessooilYviinn gg nu nil oo v airaill ^ I I’0NT.NM ass io(nlerk tho Hints v ee rr n g u i u ti oo b ev ' |,(iar(, y t ' o i miny t y Cband o m m is e r s o fo fHom- botter in heart, mind and soul, to live Inole I’l.july. Florida, and tho seal of , / n ,things i! r . to » „ said Hoard, this 3rd d a y o f J a n u a r y , A. above the smaller oe f u life, ,, 1{,a. iJ> (SIC A I.) K. A. OOUOLAHH. climb to a higher and broader basis, C lerk. Hoard o f C o n n to be big, generous and kind, superior ty C om n ilsslon ers. S e m in ole C o u n ty , Fin. in all things good. 21-Bte The Christmas holidays pnsBcd o ff m it k i ; hi NTtH It 1 1 ( 1 1 ,l i e n s 91ICKT- 1H IM l. very quietly in our community. Sev- ( _____ ■ eral beautiful trees denoted tho merThe annual meet lag of the utoeklinhlry occasion, some of the prettiest be- w in i... bold In tho o f f i c e o f th e Hank. inir till) b lic ssenooi chool C r i s t m a s ttrit r e e Phurnduy, 1922,nK at ,'3(( p. nig me pu puunc t hnrisinms (|, f„ r ,f„, Ja n u a ry 19tb, ,(f „i„ct| board for tho benefit of the Rchool children of directors for tlio ensuing year and antl the Baptist and Methodist church ness that may properly cornu before Christmas trees. The entertainment; ,h'' mealing. (J SMITM at tho school Friday afternoon prcced- i-n-2tc • I'resldeot. ing the holidays, was very good nnd A DIIITIIIA A t, III! IIHIt Id' \ ((TICK. very much enjoyed hy the cliildren as \i*n llnveo t'niiiity Superior Court old Santa Claus himself paid the M. It rn it ley of New Haven, school a visit and brought a whole I'blwaril i u n t ie d lent, VH wagon full of big, red apples to the I’ lerrepont II, Foster, o f New Haven, good little boys and girls. w b low . heirs, r e p r e s e n t a t iv e s nml c r e d ito r s o f H lcaser K. Foster, lute o f The funeral of M. B. Lyons, who Sitii ford. Flurbla. deceased, an d o t h ­ died Thursdny evening, after n linger-, ers. ing illness, was conducted Sunday af­ ternoon at 1 o’clock from All Soul's church, Itev. Father Hennessey offic­ iating. Many friends gathered to show their respects to the departed. A short and appropriate oration was de­ livered by tile pastor and after thu simple services the body was laid to rest in Lnkoview cemetery. Richard Allen, the eight-months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Meuse is very ill at the Fernald-Laughton h os-' pital in Sanford of stomach trouble. Mrs. P. E. A horn, of Fort Pierce, is ( S i n g l H ^ t ? D o u b le M e s h , visiting her daughter, Mrs. Curtis j ......." T ' . , ......" “ ’ V" egma HAIR NET Theodore and Jolin B. Martin nnd via New Orleans to spend tho Christ.'" ii .'ii * / all%' s 1,1,1 r on< H' little niece Bessio Faye Mires who mas holidays with Mr. llccren's broth-1, / n"\ . • .’ 'V ° lf1 11 1 l*1 •l»nl the hotld.».w llb Mr. » n d M « . b r a n d wife. Mr. nnd Mr,. H.rry I “ h" " “ Martin uf Ainrlnm rotutned lien.' .Sal- Ilcorcn at th.dr homo on Union nvc Tom Bell. ' " 1 1 " " " ‘r' nuu. Sight-seeing trips to Tampa, w> A„ en Ro|(, his fnrm to Mr unlay. Mr. W. F Rancher of Apopkn, P ast-! Orlando, DeLnnd nnd Daytona wore Young and purchased the farm of Alor of the Methodist church bore w as, enjoyed during their visit here, the hort Draper. Both places are very party going in thp Hceren car. calling on friends yesterdny. dcsivnhly located. Miss Grace Wnrnmouth, who has Mrs. Lily F. Jones entertained as Little Cecil Mann, of Winter Hav­ been visiting Mrs. Fred Murray, re­ dinner guests Thursday evening, Dr. en, is spending the holidays with his turned to her home in Franklin yester­ nnd Mrs. Brownlee, Mr. and Mrs. mother, Mrs. Walter Prime. day. Henry McLuuliu nnd Mrs. 0, L. T n y-; Mr, and Mrs. J. T. Jacobs arc spendMiss Marie Brooks retqrned to lor, together with her daughter and jn>: two weeks at their home at CliuEnterprise Monday after spending the son. ; luotn. holidays with her parents in Osteen. Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Purvis drove i Walter Price entertained ids friends Miss Addie Beardsley returned to ^over to Ocala to bo the guests of rel- with a birthday party Monday. Do­ Osteen Saturday to reopen school on atives New Year’s day. ligiitfui refreshments were served and Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Peek and son a enjoyed by all the young Miss Maude Thurshy of Blue were in Daytona holiday week with I Messrs. John and Tom Bell enter­ Springs was visiting her j MV. Beck’ll', nit her and wife, mother, Mrs. Julia I buyer during the I , , „ tained on Christmas day with a hurheholidays Currie Hasted left for Camp Bragg, cue. (Juite a jolly crowd was present Miss Viola Padgett left Friday for N’ C- ■,anm,ry :ln1’ l" bt'« in hi« tl,inl to enjoy the occasion. Lots of good Delray Fla. to lie with her grand* ■ vuir s training. tilings to eat with all the trimmings mother nnd Mrs. Myras. ' & Ezell Hasty are at home ;n|M, tjR,„ Honitl< Those present were Master Marvin Shepimrd returned | « week s visit with their sister, | ||[1(j MrH j 0jul |So]|v. T rt.umnn, to his home in De Land Friday after | Marvin Austin and family in Fred, Albert IJnlly and daughter, Miss several days spent with his grand- Orlando. Alice Roily, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Osteen, father, II. T. Quackenbos. Miss Eustin Burgess, of Fort Meade .Mr. and Mrs. Jacob imliodin, Elmer, Mrs. Whitford of DeLnnd is here was a visitor at the home of her aunt, I'red, George, and Arthur Bell and visiting her daughter Mrs. Francis Mrs. It. C. Long, during the holidays. Miss Elizabeth Robertson, Rowe nnd family. | Jerry Warren, of Winter Haven, There will bo a business meeting of was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. M i l ' l l i: T il I M V I W i I tlVI'IIAIT'IIIIN the Parent Teachers Association Fri- Long over Sunday, |in>|»osalH, .subject In the sa le day evening followed by the Weekly Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Chorpening uf Healed IIiiikIh. w ill be I ......Iveil by tile C o u n ­ ty I'onilnlsslonerM o f Ibe I ’ o u n ly of community sing. (drove to St. Petersburg1 last Wednes. , Hcinlnolc, Stale o f Florida, at Him o f Wooley and E. I I . 1day returning Sunday and enjoyed a n,.,. ,,f n,,. c i e r l . o f ib e c i r c u i t t’ unri. Messrs W. Neal of Indiana who are spending the fi»1' v•hit with friends spending the |l'’ bilrb'la. ni* or before la n m. mi ibe eb r u u r j winter in Now Smy Smyrna arrived this (winter there. They visited Pass-a- T", day of F February,.A..l.v 1922, fur the ... Knidlnir. |m\ luu and luillillnu <>f lirblueH Grillu and other points on the morning to visit Mr. Henry Murray R“ 'I and eulverlM uu the fulluwlui; lilubconst and saw much of the diimagu w a y s : ami wife. l l v l e d o lo ( biblen rud, ap lirux lim ilely :i7,aail si| y ards done by tho big storm in October. ('b lllu u ta .Soil III lo C o u n ty I.In. aiiEarl Benton was taken to the Mc- liru Hu H-n Ha Ha Hy Hn xlm uioly la.imu s<i y ard s eola llnail, a|i|iroxlfnatcly It, 000 Dougal home from thu Fornnld- si|.O sc Ha yards. Laughton hospital on Saturday and is P r o p o s a ls w ill lie r e ce iv e d upon Ibe Inn ty pes o f roads: Asphalt, e o n recovering nicely from the injuries re­ follow Ha « i **,.•: L u ll li'uiis Maeudam auJ S o r e T r e a te d Miit'iidiim. ceived in the automobile accident. o f fa cI'roiiosa Ki ls slmll be presen ted In it December UlJth. 1 sea led e n v e lo p e en d o rs e d on tint o u t H'i h.i Ha Ha H;t H» Ha a fe I side “ I'rupusul fur Hiiait ( 'u a a i r a e t l n a " M r, a n d M tb. S. I . liLatun, o f W a y - 27th, 1921. dla ln t h e r e in file d b y O. B. F a u l k l . . . ln nd In N ew ham, C o m p la l in a n t , th at th e d_ e f e n d___ ant Sara P. F l o u r n o y a n d h u s b a n d J o h n 7 n o t ic e o f the F lo u r n o y , a r e r esid en ts o f th e C i t y o f in the n b o v o W a s h i n g t o n .. I>. ... and th ole «o*tffto ..... that .............. . ......... o f f i c e ndurerts is HOO Sib otM iol, N. %V. W a s h in g t o n . D. C.. that th ere Is n o per* n e w s p a p o r p u b lish e d In Hanford, Fl’o r - son In thn Htnto o f F lo r id a th o u orvloo hla, o n c e a w e e k f o r t w o w e e k s auo- o f s u b p o e n a u pon w h o m w o u l d 'b i n d th e c e s s l v e l y b e g i n n i n g oil o r b e f o r e tho said d e f e n d a n t s , nr e it h e r o f th e m ; th at 9th d a y o f J a n u a ry , 1922. It Is th e b e l i e f o f th is c o m p l a i n a n t th at liy th e Court, the snbl d e f e n d a n t s nnd each o f th em I K N O LL M. AU Q U n. o v e r the uko o f t w e n t y - o n e yonrs. i- n - n w e A s sis ta n t Clerk. It Is t h e r e f o r e o r d e r e d th at y ou, th e said d e f e n d a n ts , and ea c h o f y o u d o ap In Clretilt t ’ou rt, Sev en th .fiiillrliil ("Ir- pear In tills C ou rt t o th e lllil o f Com plaint h e re in filed u pon M onda y, F e b eiill, S late o f F lo r id a , t 'o iin ly o f . rtia ry fitli. A. D. 1922, th o sn m o b e i n g a Sem in ole,— In r h n n r r r y rule d a y o f tills Court. _______ . It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d that th is o r d e r l»ltl»l:■« OF I’ l III.1CATIOV lie pu blish ed o n c e a w e e k f o r f o u r ( 4 ) ' c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s In llio H an ford Her* w j, ,,,,. name uf the bidder or bid- O U R b e s t h n ir n et — Regina — only 10c each! Large enough for any style o f hair dress. L onglived, invisible, guaran­ teed. Keep a supply o f Regina nets on hand. F o r Sale Exclusively at A FREE Service for YOU I Call or iir:. W e will give you all information and make your application for License for your car FREE! i W E SELL U. S. R O Y A L CORD TIRES Frank Akers Tire Co. I V U L C A N IZIN G Fir.sl and Kim A v en u e P h o n e 117-W 8 Two homesteads 160 acres in first one, 6 room house, 40 acres cleared land, two flowing wells, at Shipping Station. A R E A L B A R G A IN A T $3,800.00. TERM S 2nd: 120 acres, 16 acres cleared, $12.50 acre A. C o n n e lly a Seed Potatoes JG-M cC r o r y C o . S ROSE FOU R 107 EAST FIRST STREET BLISS TRIU M PH COBBLERS This seed stock is especially selected Maine Grown, from fields free front Blight infection 11 PECK BAGS 2Vsk for Prices Chase SANFORD Company FLORIDA !0ur 1922 Cash Price List : i I 2-1-lbs. 12-lbs. 15-lbs. 10-lbs. Pil’sbcii’y’s FlouP...... $1.45 Pillsbury’s F lo u r ......... 75 S u ga r......................... 1.00 of Meal or Grits............25 Best Creamery B u tter........ $ .55 Kingan’s Box Bacon, lb..............45 Kingan’s Box Sausage, lb.......... 33 Best Western Pork Chops, lb. .30 Florida Pork Chops, lb....... . .25 Florida Steaks, lb....................... 30 Best Western Steaks, lb............ 35 Evcrvhndv out here enioved a ijivry iaiiiy nut ou t. iuju.vt.it u cf0S3,> (in.,’ Mr. nnd Mrs. John Ed-1 dors. Mitch p r o p o sa l shall he iiccomiilltiled I Merry Cliristmas and a Happy Now wards, of Miami, and Mr. nnd Airs. I. j hy a^ eerii^b'd c h eek issued upon u Hiutn 1 Year’s. S. Summerville, of Cambridge, ()hi«, Vh,,'N<<o!ii' 1 ".r' ' 'oV•' il'ieri!" n'f' i il'ir'.'uVt ^■ R e s t C l e v e l a n d W l l i t e B a C O t l .1 6 ’»nr« o f Hte .N.uniy o f Hen......d o la ilta ■ ‘ ‘ .1, VV " U1' UI1 * ” Mr. nnd Mrs. Vick Putfisrs entertain­ and DeLnnd, were called here at tho |< so lo o f five per rent o f (he a m ou n t o f the bid. ............... ..................... 8-lbs. Snow drift.................... 1.35 ed a few of their friends last Thurs­ dentil of George C. Me Do ugall, Jr. s u c c e s s f u l bidder w ill be r e q u ir ­ Mrs. Caroline McDougal is quite ill ed Till) day evening at a (t o’clock dinner. l o g i v e bond equal to f i f t y per c e n t ^ Those present wore: Mr. and Mrs. the home of her daughter. Mrs. o f the a m ou n t u f bis ur lludr bid, stu'li g 5-lbs. Lard Compound............... 75 •b on d lo be e x e c u t e d by a Su rety Co. II- h '.•eased to d o b u sin ess In the S t o le o f B Burns, o f Illinois; Mr. and Mrs. Cl i f - , Mbbio Wcoks ° n Camcron ,oa‘*’ 1)0011 Florida, and thn b idder product) it B ford Proctor, Mr. and Mrs. IIcnry| , Mrs. Rami Morriwothor has . T rshall o o r t l f l c n l o ............. f r o m the e a s u r e r o f thn|B Strictly Fresh Eggs, dozen....$ .70 12 large cans C ream ............ $1.50 the Levy, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Itnulcrson, ■kl with typhoid fever for the jmst four Htnte of Florida showing H i a m ou n t o f B / Miss Alexia Mills and Mr. Duckhnrt.' weeks and is said to be slightly on ................... Good Cooking Eggs, dozen........50 Lighthouse Soap, per dozen.. .45 Mr. nnd Mrs. T. W. Prevatt, Mr.; the gain. We are pleased to note ^T h^ "tK IiX S U r ^ lh° and Mrs. II. II. Pnttlshnll nnd dnugh- Hnn,cI Coplew o f th e plaits and s p e c if i c a t io n s ter, Georgia, and Mr. Hutldleston were *ta,ry nccrui ana mrt. a > iu ()f thl, t c (i„ri p, Huoford. nr ut SLASHING RED UCTION S ON A L L C A N N E D GOODS shopping in Sanford Saturday. Fitts, of Union avenue, have placed o f F red T. w i l l i a m s . Hanford, Mr. nnd Mrs. Nixon, ,pf Sanford, tiird baths in their flower garden T h e (’minty Homml tsloners resn rvo W A T C H FOR OUR R E C O R D -B R E A K IN G A L U M IN U M SA LE visited Mrs. .1. M. Prevatt Sunday, which adds much to the attractiveness ( V c c c n ^ e n y 'b b V t h e y m a y limbtiltol |ieMf o r Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Prevatt and tkoir grountls. the host Interest o f th e no.ia»|r, We are now fixed up to serve you in our New Store on Park Avenue Mrs. Fred MoFnrlnnc nnd son took Walter Itnulcrson is tho first about ' Chairman Hoard Now Year’s dinner with Mrs. Provatt’B hero to cut celery having some fino commissioners, Two Telephones------------------------------- Goods Delivered at These Prices mother, Mrs. J. M. Littler, of Osteon. Kroen top to cut this week. Several K/ „ / kx,nVnt'he nVeuit Court'"1 i Mrs. A. E; Mathews, of Enu Gnllie, others hnvo celery about ready to har- f HHD T w ill ia m h , ......... ' returned to her homo after spending a ______ week with, her mother, Mrs. J. M. ProChase & Co., nnd L. Itoyu are among >OT,,-.M nK s \i.t*: o r s io aao.oa h- f.c. vnu Mru w. W it. H Jiivcrs Rlvnrs anti and son, son tierGor. thefirst on ^ the EastSide to try' out tMi.'),sr,Mi\nM.:i*<)|[.vrv.i.'Miit*». u n til t\ n mtim iti m hth ict vuu. airs. nld, went homo with her to spend a the dry dusting machine on Celery i i m , p ' iim w a v m e u a v i:. few days, * ! ’ •avenue or to uso on uny other vege-, Mi;\ r H»M )s Mr unit M r s tf n r m n n rintilnlH n o d tableneedingspraying for lllight or N o t ic e Is linrehy > I' eri that s ea led a r. and Airs. Herman Daniels nnd nronosnls will he m rric l hy the Hoard 5 t P A I . T , 9 1 1 children, of Largo, returned to their insects. It i8 wnid to be more tffec- 0f county CommlsslonorH of Bominolo 3 -------- ---^11 I. D . M A R T IN , Prop. homo Thursdny aftor spending a few tivo nnd much less trouble than tho pJratlnri of thirty0 days Dum' ihe' f i V s i , ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ b i b b i s b i j ■ The Popular Market i rftt¥wB ililii S �- v- ■’ (fit* . ,— -p-v-7 - v,^r^'T7T7^w^?5^^jrrn*iTyc-r7S*vl7rf7.-'vMjgM T H E S A N F O R D W E E K L Y H E R A L D , F R I D A Y , J A N U A R Y 6, 1922 ANNOUNCEMENT PARTY L cm titan fifty rlnllari worth o f tier:, ahruht and plant* earned a property to tell for fire hundred dollar* more than had been offered for itOne pecan tree often produce* many dollars' worth o f nuts in a season. A few fig trees will net even more and other nuts and fruits are equally profitable. * * * * * * SOCIAL INTER-STATE NURSERIES ADDITIONAL LOCAL REPORT IS DENIED « U *# * * * * . “ In th e C irc u it C o u r t o f t h o S ev en th Ju dlrln l C irc u it o f th e Hlntra o f F lo r id a , In nnd f o r to m ln it lc O w n t y . — legal AdMfeaetifs ^ in I.N n n r r r r , Mia. Henry Wight was tho gracious hostess Inst evening, entertnining do* * In C irc u it C o u r t Hpvrnth Judic ia l e . N O T IC E o r .M A ST E H ’ S H ALE c u lt, H em lnole C o u n ty , F lor id a C ** llghtfuly nt her attractive home on * — In C h a n c e r y , 4: s's w tk |w 'P A * * * I’ rnplcH Dank o f Hanford, Kin., ComPark avenue, with Miss Snra Wight * * •k ,p plaln an t, D IVO IICB (From Tu«id»jr’« Dolly) ns tho charming honorco, VH. E. G. Trnsk, of Springfield, Ohio, is Otlvln Coxart, Chits. E. H e n r y nnd l.o tl tla H en ry , R e ­ Tho spacious rooms wero opened on vs. s p on d en ts . Notice Is hereby given Hint pursuant E u g e n e Coxnrt. suite and, most artistically decorated in tho city transacting business . to u final decree In foreclosure In above It u p p en rs front th e a f f i d a v i t o f n n » with baskets and vases of petunias. .. „ , . I entitled cause of action rendered Do- a Coxart. h e re in d u l y filed, that s h i u Mrs. Ashton lhomus, of tjuincy, is cetnber, 1921, tbo undcrslgimil, ns Spec- th o c o m p la in a n t In tb e n b ov o entitled As tho guests arrived they were The first cost o f tree* and the up­ In I M aster In C h a n c e r y , w ill o f f e r f o r c a u s e ; th at tb o rn s ldon co o f EuJr.Ji greeted hy .Mrs. Henry Wight and Mr. tho charming guest of Mrs. James G. sa le b e f o r e tb o c o u r t boiiHe d o o r In tb o Corn rt, t b o d e f e n d a n t , In unknown keep expense are insignificant in com ­ C i t y o f Hnford. S e m in o le C o u n ty , F l o r i ­ th o a f f i a n t ; th at t h e r e Is n o one i V i h ! and Mrs. C. It. Kirtloy, whose fifth Sharon. da, on M on d a y , F e b r u a r y 0, 11132. b e ­ .State o f F lo r id a , tb o s e r v i c e o f a " m parison with return*. Even a small lot tw een tb e le g a l h o u r s o f sa le t b o f o l ­ p oen a u p on w h o m w o u l d bind defend wedding anniversary it was. will accommodate a few specimen*, in l o w i n g d e s c r ib e d p r o p e r t y lo c a t e d In a n t ; Hint th e d e f e n d a n t Is o v e r twenty’ Gifford Garrett, of Jacksonville, is S e m in o le C o u n ty , F l o r i d a : L o t 79 8t. o n e (21 ) y e a r s o f a g o. ,,,y* Dancing in the large living and din­ odd corners. Start your planting th « spending a f o w days hero transacting J os ep h s, a c c o r d i n g to th o pla t t h e r e o f Y o u a r e t h e r e f o r e o r d e r e d to aunca. ing rums were enjoyed, tho music be­ , . In o f f i c e C lerk C irc u it Court, Homlwinter, making additions aa you ran to th is bill o f c o m p l a i n t on the ot Pda i n olo C o u n ty , F lo r id a . T e r m s , o f Nale; o f F e b r u a r y , 1 9 2 2 . t b o sum o being I ing furnished by Mrs. Turner Houser l)US' n08S You will get pleasure aa well a* profit. cash. rule d a y o f this c o u r t “ * nml James Itobson. In the sun room J. U. HIIAHON, , 11 p r tlo r o d that ib is nolle, 2 0 l i e .Special M a s t e r In C h a n c e r y . bo p u b li s h e d f o r e ig h t con eecu tiv ! Our catalog and planting guide will Mrs. R. S. Holly left Saturday for several tables for hTwjjMfc.v plncod. w e e k s »< th e S a n ford* H erald, a n e w ,! help you. This book is frea for the pa p er p u b li s h e d In S e m in o le County At ten o’clock, Misses Esther Miller, llmdontown where she will spend somo In Hie rlrrulf Cmirl of the Seventh Ju- F lo r id a . asking. Write for it today. We have and Francos Dutton entered bearing a . time with her parents. illelnl Circuit o f Florltln, In nnd for W H n e s s E. A. D o u g la s s . Clerk o f the Nenilnolr County.— In Chnnrery a complete stock o f good trees, shrubs, c i r c u i t C ou r t, nnd th e seal t h e r e o f thi. lnrgc white traveling hug, announc-1 --------tb o fith d n y o f N ov . A. D. m i ,hl1’ plants o f all kinds adapted to Florida N O T IC E OK SI A NT HIl'M HAI.K ing that they had a "g ift for the 1 Mrs. L. G. Stringfellow spent Sun(H EA L) E. A. DOUGLASS, and the South, in the best varieties. bride nnd groom" nnd presented the tiny and Mandny in Orlando the guest F a r m e r s Hank * T r u s t C o m p a n y , a U y: V. E. DOIJOI A8HC{>rn c o r p o r a t io n , C o m p la in a n t , T H E T F O n n & W IL K IN S O N . U same to Miss Hftrn Wight nnd Mr. of her duughter, Mrs. C. C. Butts. vs. 13-9to I.lla K. M u rrell and K. It. M urrell, her Percy Mere. Upon opening tho bug, c. a . n n i m n a a c o , h usband, J o h n M. M urrell, an d P e o ­ Mr. nnd Mth. A. It. Key nml their J i f k s e i T lI le , P la r ffa . out Jumped n large Persian cat, p le s ’ Hank o f Hanford, a c o r p o r a t io n , In th e C ircuit C o u r t o f the Seventh J D. d lcln l C irc u it o f Florltln, In nnd tor I m fen dants. around her neck wero tiny gold bolls, guests, Mr. and Mrs. Walter TwitchHemlnole C n u n t y ^ - l n Chancery, N o t ic e lit h e r e b y g iv e n that u n d e r and G iles, C o m p la in a n t , bearing tho names of the bride nnd dl, of Daytona Bench, and Mrs. Geo. by v irtue o f a d e c r e e o f f o r e c l o s u r e M a r lon vs. and sale en te r e d In t b o a b o v e en tit le d groom-elect, and u card stating that Itico and Mrs. A. It. Key motored to e a u s o o n tb o 7th d a y o f Ju ly , A. D. 1921, J o h n Giles, D e f e n d a n t , CITATION . I, a s .Special M a ster In C h a n c e r y , on the marriage would tnke plnco Tues­ Tangerine, Kustis nnd Orlando today. M onday, tb e f!th titty o f F e b r u a r y , A, I>. T o J o h n a i l e s , Ile s ld e n c e U n k n o w n : (From Tuoiday'a Dally) It a p p e a r in g f r o m an a f f i d a v it filed day, January 10th, at tho homo of Mrs. Rice will spend sovernl weeks in 1922. In front o f tb e C o u r t H o u s e d o o r Cold weather will make lettuce nnd nt Hanford, S e m in o le C o u n ty . F lo r id a , In this c a u s e th at y o u o r e a non-resttho bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hen­ Tangerine with friends. d e n t o f th o Htato o f F lor id a , therefore, w ill o f f e r f o r sale, an d soil to tb e celery and lettuce nnd celery will b Ik best and liest bidder f o r c a s h d u r- y ou, Joh n Olios, are o r d o r o d and retiulr. ry Wight. IaK th e Io k s I h o u r s o f sa le, tb o f o l l o w - ed on tb o Ifith d n y o f Ja nuary, A D make Sanford money. (From Hond*r'i Dally) At a Into hour, refreshments conMr. nnd Mrs. Walter Twltchell, o f . tug described land, situ ate, ly i n g nnd 1922. to n p p eu r to th o hill o f complaint e x h ib ite d n g n ln st y o u In this cause. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry II. Hcercn hnvo It Is o r d o r o d th at th is n otic e bo pub­ Miss Beulah S ^ o f Titusville, has ^ i n g of a delicious salad course and Daytona, are the guests of Mr. and o f Florltln. ," ‘ h°m«o r e p a r tof i c uHomlno.o. l a r l y d e s c r ib e d lished In th o H an ford H erald on ce a as follow s, to -w it: ns their holiday guests, Mr. nnd Mrs. w e e k for e ig h t w o o k s . Lola O ne ( 1 ) and T w o ( 2 ) . o f U lock arrived rived in the city and will bo with the PT lh T Z Z ' Z 1, . . . M" ’ A’ B’ Koy !lt thoir homo on Park Ralph n. Hcercn, of Nuevn Jcronn, W I T N E S S m y h a n d an d tho seal of About fifty o f tho members of tho avenue, F iv e ( 5 ) , o f Tln r T h r e e ( 3 ) , o f Hanford, Herald Printing Co., as linotype oper­ Florida. nccordltiK to B. It. T r o f f o r i l 'e th is c o u r t on th is 10th d a y o f NovemIsle of Pines. young social Ret, enjoyed the cordial m a p o f S a n fo r d , F lor id a , as p or pla t her. A. D. 1921. ator. (H E A L ) E. A, DOUGLASS, t h e r e o f d u ly o f record. hospitality of this charming hostess, Mr. nml Mrs. L. P. McCullcr an­ Clork o f th o C ircuit Court, T e r m s : Casio I 'u r cb a nor lo p a y f o r 14-9tc H em lnole Cou nty, Fla. deed. Hudson Thomas, of tho Thomas Sanford is growing everywhere and nounce the birth of u son, Sunday, Jan. J. J. D ICK IN S O N , Tent & Awning Co., with hoadquurt- the business portion shows up well 1st. The young man weighed twelve 29-fltc S p ecia l M aster In C h a n c e r y . In Circuit C ou r t, S ev en th J u dicia l Cir­ cuit In nnd f o r H rm ln ole County, ors In Daytona, spent yesterday In tho with other portions of tho city. In pounds. Fln rlda.— In C h a n c e ry city tho guest of his aunt, Mrs. It. J. fact there is good money in store C IT A T IO N In tlie Circuit Court of the Seventh Ju­ W . L. Davis, .C om p lain an t, dicial Circuit of Fliiriilu, In nml for Holly. rooms nnd there will be many now Mr. and Mrs, Harry Poloof, of Jack­ vs. Heiulnurl County.— In Chancery AND NO ONE EXPECTED EITHER Inox M, D avis. I lc s p o n d o n t. ones built here thin summor. San­ sonville, are the guests o f Mr. nmi T o : Die* M. D avis, K a n s a s City, Mo. NOTICi: OF MASTER'S HAI.K NATION TO ACKNOWLEDGE It n p p o a r ln g front an a f f i d a v it (lied Mrs. J. G. Sharon at their home on James Shnron, Jr., left Inst night ford needs store rooms almost as S e m in ole C o u n t y Hank, a c o r p o r a t io n , In Dlls e a u s o that tb e r esiden ce uf tho SO CONFERENCE HALTS Tenth street. fo r Florida University nt Gainesville, badly ns houses to rent, d e f e n d a n t Is K a n s a s City, Mo., that It C o m p la in a n t . Ih tb o b e l ie f o f a f f i a n t thnt tb o defen d­ VH after spending tho holidnys with his a n t Is o v e r the a g o o f t w o n l y - o n o years, Mabel M. K e o ly , ot al, D e fe n d a n t s, n d that th er e Is n o p er son In the Born to Mr. nnd Mrs. D E. Minor, WASHINGTON, Jan. 3. — While parents in this city, Mr. nnd Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. E. L. Fields, of Cnpe | N otice Ik h e r e b y Klvon that u nder and aRtutn o f F lo r id a tb o s e r v i c e o f a sub­ v ir t u e o f a d e c r e e o f f o r e c l o s u r e and a ten and one-half pound baby boy, practically all tho machinery of tho Cottage, Me., are among the out of by James Shnron. p o e n a u p on w h o m w o u l d bind the said sale en ter ed In tb o a b o v e en titled c a u s e and the father is carrying on muchly arms conference stood still over the state visitors stopping over In Snn­ on tb e 28th d a y o f D e co m b e r , A. I>. 1921, d e Tfehnedraenf ot.r e , y ou . In ox M. Davis, nre I, as .Special M u s ter In C h a n c e r y , on about it New Year’s holidays tho officinl dele­ ford for a few days. M onday, tb e fith dn y o f F e b r u a r y . A. I>. h e re b y re q u ire d on tlio fith day o f Feb­ Perry Jernignn, the presiding gen­ 1922, In fron t o f tho C ou rt H o u s e d o o r ru a ry . A I»., 1921, t o a p p e a r t o tb o bill gation of tho Far Enstorn republic ius o f tho II. & O. Motor Company, at Hanford. Hemlnole C o u n ty , F lorida , o f c o m p la in t fllo d a g a i n s t y o u In this The Popular Market has an adver­ took nilvantuge of the lull to press cau se, o t h e r w i s e a d e c r c o p r o confenso left Sunday for Atlnntn to meet a Mr, and Mrs. A. It. Key, Mr. nnd will o f f e r f o r Halo and sell to tlio h lgli- w ill on said d a te tic en te r e d against ohI and best b idder f o r c a sh durliiK the tisement in this issue quoting the ex­ their charges of a secret Frcnch-JnpMrs. Walter Twltchell, Mrs. A. D. lettal h o u r s o f sa le, th e f o l l o w i n g d e ­ you. special representative of the Lexing­ It Ih fu r t h e r o r d e r e d that sa id notice tremely low cash prices on meats and nIU!H0 contro, in Siberia, r ib ed land, situ ate, ly in g and be in g Key nnd Mrs. George Rice motored sc ton Motor Co. In tb e C o u n t y o f Hemlnole. State o f bo pu blish ed In tho H anford Herald, a groceries. Get these prices. n e w s p a p e r p u blish ed In H em lnole Coun­ Florida, m o r e p a r t i c u l a r l y d e s cr ib e d as Tho Far Eastern delegates declared to Orlando yesterday. ty, for f o u r c o n s e c u t i v e wookH. f o llo w s , to * w it : W it n e s s m y band and the seal o f the that proof of their charges, already T b e NEW o f N W t t o f HW U ; HE *■« Another good restaurant in Snnford Mrs R. J. Holly, Mrs. E. G. Tyner denied hy both tho French nnd Jap­ o f S W l i o f N\V1i , N W ' i o f N E t i o f a b o v e st y le d c o u r t on this 3rd dny of D e ce m b e r , A. D. 1921, Misses Soritn Luke, Ethel Henry, H W ' , . nml the H 'j o f the N ' i o f tb o opens tomorrow in tho Seminole Cafe. nml Miss May Ijolly left this morn (SE A L) IS. A, DOUGLASS, Clork. anese delegates, could bo obtnined by Dorothy Humph and Gladys Morris HH ” f HEU o f tb e N W U o f Sec. a«, V. B, DOUGLAHH, D. C. T w p . 19 H., K o n g o 3u E , a n d a l s o b e g i n ­ Z, HASH, KHy: Thin is another milestone in tho pro-J ing for Vero wlioro they will spend u examination of original documents in iss im m ee, F l o r i d a , were among the Sanford girls return­ n in g 30 ciis. N o f th e HW c o r . o f said S o l ic it o r f o r C o m p la in a n t . 17-5ta BToss and prosperity o f this city. We fa y days with Mr. and Mrs. T. C. the archievcs of tho Far Eastorn gov­ range; run ing to Tallahassee last night where J^nco* n “ ? o""chs, thence B 10 chs., have needed more restaurants. Vincent. NO TICE O F HALE ernment at Chita. They suggested thoy will resume their Btudics nt the I hence H 20 chs.. I h e n c e W 10 chs. to Is h o ro b y g iv e n th a t u nder nnd point o f beg in ning ; less b e g in n i n g hyNntlco v lrtuo o f n F in al D peroo o f F o r e ­ that such an inquiry bo made by Am­ Woman’s College. l l l C f i foot W e s t and 20 foot Houtb o f s u r e nnd Halo Is su in g ou t o f tho Cir­ Tho whiHtlos urn! bolls nnd guns it is J. H. Tillis nnd Roy Tillis who erican consular officials, so that tho the N B c or. o f the 8 W t , o f Hec. 3fl, cc lo u it Cou rt o f th o Hoventh J u dicia l Cir­ Tit. 19 H. R a n g e 30 H., run th e n ce H cuit o f F lor gave tho old year a good sond off Sat- will move into the new block on results might bo known to the conid a , In and f o r Hemlnole C u r t is B n r b o r l e f t S a t u r d a y n i g h t 1 2 0 ft. th o n c e W 1 2 0 ft., tho m o N 1 20 C ou n ty, In it en use th erein pendin g ,, . , 1. . 1 in i „ f 1 .. I h en ce E 120 ft., to poin t o f h c g ln - w h e r e in M erritt F. Ito b ln so n Is tho '| urday night or rather Sunday morn- Sanford avenue nnd not Hugh THU* j fa en co when i7 takes up^consldora- ,f o r G n i n c s v i l l o w h e r o h o w ill again c o m p la in a n t, nnd F. W. Hohwlnd nml Ing. Few were sorry to see It go. It as first reported In this paper. Hugh tion of Siberian problems T e r m s : Onsb. P u r c h a s e r to p a y f o r E m m a M. Hchwlml Ills w ife , nro d efen d­ tiilui up his stmlics at the University deed. ants , I w ill o f f o r f o r Balo nnd will sell wnB filled with tho usual joys nnd nor- will continue to carry on tho Pure To emphasize tbo French public de­ after a most pleasant visit with his J. J. DIC KIN SON, to the h ig h e s t h lddor f o r cash at the rows. Sp ecia l M a ster III C h a n c ery . f r o n t d o o r o f tho C o u r t H o u s e In Sa n­ Food Market at the same old stand. nial mnde yesterday, Albert Sarraut, parents ami friends during tho holi­ 20-file ford. Hemlnole C o u n ty , F lor id a , during head of the French delegation, form­ days, In (lir I'lreiill Court, Hrvrnlh Judicial (ho le g a l h o u r s o f sale, upon Monday, J a n u a ry 2nd, 1922, th o sa m e being a Ed. Randall has moved his tailoring i The fire department was ended to ally notified Secretary Hughes, ns Circuit. Nrmlimlr t'niintr, Htote le g a l sa les day, tho f o l l o w i n g d e s c r ib ­ ■if I'olrldn establishment from tlio Hines block to the home of Mrs. A1 Apeer on Elm chairman of tho conference, that tho ed real estate, situated, ly i n g nnd being Misses Bessie and Margaret Zach­ I’ KTITION Tl) TAIt B I.A MIH tho C o u n ty o f Homtnolc, Htato o t KOH In a part of tho room occupied hy Dr. avenue this morning where the roof charges were wholly without fountlapi hi.ic 1 hi:, 1 %111:11 t h i : piioviH- Florida, t o - w f l : Lillian Shinholsor, Ida M. Gray, L o is 1 nml 2 o f Uloclt " A " o f the Tom Moore in the Swope building „ f t|„. kiteben was on fire. The fire tion in fact. The French government, 1 ary, IIIN OF HKCTION M J T II HISVIHKII Mrs A K ,.mvcrf, nnj m uio p « rks, (h :\ k i i \l h t a t it k h o f t u b M itchell S u r v e y o f tlio L e v y Grant. across from l he postofflco whoro he deartment extinguished tho flames John a, lioonahdy, HTATI-: OK FI,Oil III V, 11I2U. M. Sarraut said in a written commun- Frunk M„ rkwt)0,i ltm| Wallace Bell M a ste r In Chancery. would like to seo all his patrons. and hut small damage was the re- icution lo tho conference head, lmd un- |motoml to Daytona Beach this mornI’ lty o f Sun ford. 11 m u n icip a l c o r p o r a ­ G HOUGH G. II i : H ill NO, S o l ic ito r f o r C o m p la in a n t . lfi-5to --------suit, tion o f tliu Htnto o f F lor id a , Hotltered into no commitments regarding jn(, whorjJ thcy nUom|o«l the Bennett* I lon er, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Point and ______ In Circuit Court, 7th Judicial Circuit, vs. Siberia except those of which the sht.Muy W0,i(linK which took place at Nlnlr of Florida, Hrmlnole County. T. .1. Miller. F r a n k L. Miller, ot « l „ D e ­ Mrs. Jordan, of Jacksonville, are the A Federal Bakery is latest innova- United States already was aware. — In C h n n r ery , fe n d a n ts high noon. gucsts of Mr. and Mrs. Juntos Sharon, tion in Sanford and J. L .Miller will NO I'll ID In view of the Frcnc hand Japanese W. C. Morris, T o alt p e r s o n s In ter ested In o r liavlna Mr. I’clot is a prominent attorney of Hmm open one in the now Hill-Ncw- repudiation of the charges, and the vs. s u p on tin. f o l l o w i n g dcscrllied Many out-of-town people as well as plien r o p e r t y lylm r nnd b e i n g In tlm F o u n t y Stan ley H. Alloyn o, If l i v i n g nnd If JuckHonviilo and lias ninny friends man Idock on Sanford avenue. The position of the Far Eastern delegates dead all pnrtles c l a i m i n g Interest un­ tho home folks attended the dance giv­ o f H om lnolo nnd S tate o f Florida, t o ­ der .Stanley II. A lloyn o, deceas ed , or hero who are always glad to see him .' ovens nnd other equipment are nl- as "outsiders" sent to tho conference w n : llo g i n n l n g !> c h a in s South o f the en Friday evening at the court house NB cor. o f tin* N W l i o f th e Nli'/ii Seco th er w is e. In Iho p r o p e r t y b e l o w d e­ ready here ready to install and the |,y an unrecognized government, tho 1 hy the members of tho Amaricnn Lo tlnn 2. T o w n s h i p 20 H. Itan ge 30 B, scribed. anil F ran k O. Itoach, If liv ­ ing. nml If dand all p a r li e s clntm ln g , th e n ce run South 7 c h a in s , th e n ce West Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Lane and Mr. new bakery will he » big thing for inclination in ninny conference circles Interest u nder F r a n k O. Itoach. d e ­ gion. Th u e v e n i n g p r o v e d a m o s t u o - to c h a in s , th e n c e North 7 chain s, th en co ceased, o r oth n rw lso, In th o p r o p e r t y and Mrs. Frank Miller went to Do- the city. was not to take tho development very lightful one, nnd the music furnished Bast 10 c h a in s l o hi’ KlnultiK, Imltiw descrlhod. W h e re a s, c i t y o f Hanford, a m u n i c i ­ Land Inst night being called there hy ______ seriously. At the same time the ac­ hy the Bull Orchestra was splendid. pal c o r p o r a t i o n o f Hie S la t e o f F lorida , T o the defen dan ts. Htnnloy II. A lloyne, If Jiving, ami If dea d to nil parties inis filed ItH petition III the o f f i c e of the sudden death of Mr. Lane’s father, nr. nml Mrs. F. I) Dunt left today cusations attracted widespread atten­ c la im in g In terests u nder Htnnley H. Punch was served throughout the Iho C lerk o f tb e Circuit C ou r l o f S e m i­ Alloyne, deceased, or o th e r w is e , In Mr. Frank Lane. Edward nccompan- f[)r their homo in Tlrnmnsvllle after tion and furnished a reply topic of C ou n ty . F lor id a , In th e n hn vo s t y l ­ evening hy Mosdnmes Frank Akers, nolecase, tlic p r o p e r t y b e l o w ilescrlhed, nnd In c o n f o r m i t y w ith th e p r o v i s ­ led the remains lo Cincinnati today spending tho past ten days in this discussion at a dull period in the con­ Kenneth Murrell, Henry Wight and ed 1* rank O. Itoach. If liv in g, and If ions nf S ec tion 327(1 Itcvlned G eneral ‘ mail to all p a rties c l a i m i n g Interests S ta tu tes o f the State o f F lor id a , 1920, lo r burial. ^ ity the guests of friends Dr. ference negotiations. under Fran k (). Itoach. iteuonned, or Allen Jones. w h ich said I'etlMnti sets fo r th that said o th er w is e. In th e f o l l o w i n g p r o p e r l y petit lon er d e s ir e s to aci;u lre for public Dunt has a host of friends here who PARIS, Jan. 3,— The French min­ situate In Heinlnolo C o u n ty . F lorida , use o f Its rlllx ctis Hint c e r t a in tract, descrlh od as: J, R. Snyder, of Chuluota, was in are always delighted to see him and istry of foreign affairs today issued a Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ostrom, of Chi­ p ie c e nr pa rc el o f land, ly in g and Itelng T h e H 1-t o f th e N\V ) - t o f N E 1-4 In th e C o u n ty nf Hemlnole nnd State o f tho city today and report* Chuluota his good wife. lie did not get a [ formal denial of alleged Franco-Jap- cago, and Miss M. II. Ostrom, of F lor id a , Iteroln ah ovo d e s c r ib e d . And, and the HE 1-1 o f HE 1-4 o f NE 1-4 o f W h erea s, said petit Inner fu rt h e r s t a l ­ M \ l - t o f Hec. 15. T w p 21 H. It 29 B., aa picking up and getting ready for a chance to hunt as much as lie usually nneso understanding regarding occu­ Grccncnstlo, lnd., spent the week end es that the said lands w e r e at on e time c o n t a in in g 12 t-2 imrim. niuro o r less. It is h e ie b y o r d e re d that y o u and big tourist season in this month. Tho lias on account of the warm weather pation o f Siberia. Documents pur­ h e r e leaving Sunday afternoon for o w n e d b y the Hanford C e m e te r y C om . ... |patty, a d e f u n c t c o r p o r a t i o n , and that each o f y ou do a p p e a r to tho bill o f Chuluota Inn opened yesterday nml but wo expect him back next winter, porting to show Franco and Japan D e l , and where they will spend, a row eoniplatnt herein filed on th o Snd dny I th e mum* nf th e o c c u p a n t s o f the propo f January. 1922 u e s .returning .. I n r n l m t tu l„ K nnfnril th o Inst o f erty . o r c l a im a n t s th e r e o f , ( o t h e r than fed u large crowd and reservations Tho Sanford-Enterprise boat line is bail entered into such agreement was dd«>3 sail torn ino last 01 who ,mv„ i,„rtal p.is In sniq emitIt Is fu rth er urdnrod that th is o r d e r hhVO been matin hy many of tho old now operating on n regular schcdulo made public in Washington Saturday th is Week. e l o r y ) a r e T. J. M iller and F r a n k L. '» im j't'cnHnn t,o p u b lis h e d In th o Han­ ford Herald, a im w s p a p o r puhllsh od In pntronH nml many new ones. |nml Sanford merchants will benefit by thu delegation from a Far Eastern Ci. W. Spencer, James Shnron a m i (j, Florida, w h o c la im to h ave som e Huliford, Hemlnole C ou n ty . F lo r id a , on e* 11 w,‘,. ‘ ,,r eig ht e o n s e c u t l v o w eek s. --------1 greatly thereby us it opens up nil republic. A lien innnu lo f t H n tn rila v a f t e r n o o n ' r ig h t to said p r o p e r t y . And, A l l e n J o n e s l u ll a n i u r t m y n i u - r n o o n w i m r e a s , th e p e t it io n e r fu r t h o r states V K ochs m y hand and th o sea l of J , ‘ r*’ u»t Court nt S n n ford, F l o r R V Sawyer nnd Frank Hnrdlnn, that country in Volusia county that Is for Gainesville whero they will resume that the p u r p o s e o f th e t a k i n g o f tho ' J fl ly ,,r G c t o h o r , A. ll. 19*1. , .1 1 1 a. „# a b o v e ilescrlh ed iin q m r l y Is fur cerneWASHINGTON, Jan. 3.— Tho reso­ their (SE A L ) B A. DOUGLASS. are two jolly boys in the city putting *» **>«° to Sanford and yet by road studies n t thouniversity 01 j „ ry pu rposes, f o r tin* use o f the citlC lerk c i r c u i t Court. Fln rh ln xeiis o f tho C ity o f Hanford, Florid a, lution did not mention Franco by down those beautiful tile floors for »">« »<* tar. The Daily Herald . Homlnolo C o u n ty , Fla. r i u r ii iu . la n d that th ere Is no o n e w h o 0:111 g iv e _ n ,\; V. E. D GU GLA88, D. C. a v a lid le g a l t IIla In th e p r o p e r t y In the the Miller buildings. They have Just will bo sent over to Enterprise every name but Itenvis In bis statement said c.i »t ..1 ,«ltl ! petition descrlhod, and prays that the MASSEY * U A Ut.OW, it was directed at Franco on account finished tho floor for tho new Send- afternoon at four o ’clock, Misses Mary and Julia Zachary will properly described In said petition may _____ A t t o r n eys f lir C o m p la in a n t . 11-Uto of her stand at tbo Armament confer­ return homo this evening from Dny- . mi enm lom licd f o r the u ses and pur* nolo Cafe and are now embellishing p os es set fo r th In salt) Petition, Noiiru of Applicnliiiit for Tnx Deed ence on submarine question. T h e r e f o r e , this Is to m a k e k n o w n to toim Beach whero they have been tho the lobby of tho Miller building on MOODY BIBLE INSTITUTE nil p e r s o n s Interested In, or h av in g Lmlcr Hection r>75 of tho General guests of Miss France* Shelley for lien s upon, tho p r o p e r t y h e re in a b o v e Magnolia avenue. They represent tho I ... . ... Statutes of the State of Flnrlda d e s cr ib e d , th at they lie an d a p p e a r lioFIRE DESTROYS BIG BUILDtho week end and wore attendants nt fnro unr said c o u r t on o r b e f o r e the Wm T Miller Co., o f Jacksonville, » Moody Bible Institute which Notice is heroby given that Edwin ING AT EUFAULA the wedding of Miss Frances Shelley ! r.V fith dny of of F e b r u a r y , A. P J92p; 1922. the h day February, A. D. and they certainly know their line of will be held in Snnford, January 8-13, W e s t I s a m e b e i n g th e F e b r u a r y H ale Day of K. Miller, ptirchnser of Tax Certifi­ work. There is nothing quite so neat In the Presbyterian church will bo i *. ti*\ tti V It *. «nd Mr. Clarence Bennett of vav said c ................ ou r t, and to s h o w cause. "If any LU 1' AULA ALA15A.nia . Jan. d. Hench which took plnco nt high I they have, why the prayer of said petl- cate No. 231)2, tinted tho Oth day of or quite so lasting, clean looking and the biggest thing that has happened B X . hlnry Zuclmty was iatuls "”ileserlheil " ” “ 1'*"‘ *‘ omiilomnei! .In- dnceortl,tm June, A. D. 1893, him filed said certi­ t-beautiful as ..a „„„i ,,,,, ill Sanford for years. yuurs Tho speakers Flre early today destroyed the Fo y- » real tn„ tile a flour. uiii'n w ith tlm tiruvlMluiiH o f la w In ficate in my office, and hna made ap­ ..... ................................ Whitlock building. Tho Int-Kcat , J J J J • j are all men of well known nnd rccogShelley's maid of honor and Miss Hiieh casi*s uiaili* nml nrovldcil. nized ability ns Bible teachers. This buaines* nnd office structure in 1 Znchnry wns one of tho four W it n e s s m y haml nml th o sea l o f tho plication for Tnx Deed to issuo in ac­ C irc u it Cou rt on this 2 Sih d a y o f Do- cordance with law. Said coratiflcate is a great opportunity for the people city. One hundred fifty thousand bride’s maids. eem h er. A. D. 1921. embraces the following described (HEAL) B. A. DOUGLASS, of Sanford and surrounding t o w n s , dollars I osb . C lerk o f th o Circuit Court. property situated in Sominolo County, Hemlnole C ou n ty, Fla. which no intelligent Christian will; " “ PALM LIMITED G E O R G E tl. H EIIIUNG. Florida, tn-wit: Beg. 522.22 ft. N of want to miss, The fulowlng speakers Governor Sproul S o l ic ito r an d C ou n sel f o r P etition er. DERAILED TODAY BE cor. of NB 1-4 of NE 1-4, Sec. 31, 20 .O te will he in charge, all of whom are NEAR MACON, GA* W ill Succeed Penrose Iwp. 20 S„ Range 30 E., run N 105.74 'H E pain ana and torture of HE ot rheurneu- nii, mborH of the faculty of members of the faculty of the Moody ” *. W 711.2 ft., S 105.74 ft., E 711.4 NOTICE Says Senator aW tson MACON, GA.,Jun.3.*—North hound K“ SS “ p l b f f S S t a r t HIM. Institute of Chka.n; ft* 2 3-4 acres. Tho said land being Dr. II. C. Ostrom, Methodist. Liniment. It bringa warmth, case and Southern Palm Limited on southern Tho regular annual meeting of the assessed at tho date of tho Issuance Will Resign as Governor to Accept the comfort nnd let* you sleep soundly. Dr. Julian S. Rodgers, Baptist. railway derailed this morning ' RtnckholTtcrs"of tho^^ First Nntinnnl *>f such certificate in tho namo of Un­ Always have a bottle fundy nnd Appointment Ituv. Allen Shuler, Baptist. twenty three miles north of Macon. Bank of Snnford, Florida, will be held apply when you feel the first twinge. , known. Unless Faid certificate shall Dr. Goo. Guide, Presbyterian. Nu passengers hurt. Reported in accordance with Its By-luws, in tho I t penetrates without rubbint. be redeemed according to law Tax WASHINGTON, Jnn. 3.— Prediction The institute bugles on Sunday, It’s splendid to tnke the pain out o train running slowly when Htruck offices of tho bank on Tuesday, Janu­ Deed will issue thereon on tho 24th tired, aching muscle*, sprain* nnd wj)on bjQ H,)uukorn will occupy the that Governor Sproul, of Ponnsylvnn- broken mil. Eight cars left the ary 10th, 1022, nt 10 o’clock a. m. for dny of Dccomber, A. D. 1021. , t F orV rly M pfllplto of the various churches of in, would within forty-eight hours, track but remained upright. the purpose of electing n beard of di­ Witness my official signature and your neighbor, Sanford and* vicinity. Tho weekday announce his intontion of resigning to yourncip rectors to servo for tho ensuing yenr, services will he ns follows: accept tho appointment ns United At all druggl*t« 3Sc, 70c, $1.40. NOTICE ,, ,, T h o a n n u a l m o o t in g o f tho s t o e k h o l d - nnd for tho transaction of nny other a ^ l/ i m i 1110 18th tJay ° f Novcmbor* 9 From 3 to fi p. m. and nt 7:30 p. States senator to succeed Senator Pon.. ... m ■ 1 . ( t.i.iooL, ('on ciiu u f'nm !9 ................. . . , , „ . I or*T"or th e Usueolrt Cyiirnaa C o milflHV p a n y business that may proparly come bo(SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, nt. I*. M. Boyd will lend tho singing, rose, were made today by Sonator ■w„ , by hold.at the k »oVifora tho meeting. Clork Circuit Court, All weekday survlces will bo held at Watson, Indinnn, ono of tho Ropubll- j Thursday. January I9th. 1922. at B. F. WHITNER, Seminole Countv Fla. the Presbyterian church. Watch fo r can senate leailors, nftor a call at the j iu:(in a. m. j, j p ^ it n e r . ll-0-onw-5tc Cashier. 14-6tc By: A. M. WEEKS D C furthur announcement*. White House. 20-210 Hocrotury. HowElse CanVouMale MoreMionejr? v 'A * DID PAIN DISTURB YOUR SLEEP? T Sloa L inim ent �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY fl, 1922 p io HIDA'S 1921 RECORD— THE Fl FUTURE. |TanksonviUo Times-Unlon: In theso rlosinir days * iuridn’i «r?, !or the year now ending, is being concluded. Unblushingly, nnd withoUt boosting, may we say that It is a record of which all may bo proud, those permanently residing here nnd those front nfnr who hnvo interest end pleasure in the state’s forward movement nnd In its contribution to the satisfaction of nil who admire progress nnd advancement. V True, Florida, in common with other sections of tho country, has felt the hand of depression which, how­ ever, has not fallen so henvily on our people ns upon those of other states, those not blessed with so many ad­ vantages that contribute to the wel­ fare nnd happiness o f people nnd of communities, advantages thnt Florida has in abundance nnd thnt give gen­ erously to its prosperity even in per­ iods of general business depression. ]t is eminently in order thnt, in these closing days of 1921, all of us should take nt least mental note of the record thnt tho stnto has written for the year, note o f only slightly in­ terrupted progress, in a few instances but if uninterrupted progress in many others. Thus wo And ourselves nt the end of another year with bright­ er, clearer, strengthened vision with which to look forward to tho year that lies ahead of us. Also, we And ourself in possession of brnndened minds, of a grenter spirit of toler­ ance, nnd possessed of nobler desire and purpose to go from one achieve­ ment to another, not altogether ns Ininvidunls selAshly inclined, but ns n state hoping for nnd working for bet­ ter things, for. more worthy accom­ plishments that shall bo for tho bene­ fit of alt who cnll Florida homo nnd for those whoso longings nnd aspira­ tions are to cast their lot with us. , (iront nnd worthy accomplishments stand in Florida’s record of 1921. First nnd foremost, nnd of utmost importance toward futuro achieve­ ments, is tho evident spirit o f more hearty co-operation on the part of all the peopl of Florida, city, county and communitf co-operntion, nnd in the brooder Hold thnt embraces all tho stole, to arrive at that point of wor­ thy distinction thnt in made possible through sincere, hearty co-operntion —not co-operntion scctionnlly only but ntntc-wldc. This spirit, going with tho work thnt has been done in 1921 will, if continued nnd IntcnsiAed through 1922 mnko possible nchlcvo,ments far greater thnn any thnt ns ‘jet hnve been placed in the record o f Florida’s preceding yenrs. Wo hnve only to look about nnd see whnt Floridn has accomplished nnd then resolve, ench and every one f us, thnt throughout the yenr 1922 grenter efforts shall be mndo to co­ operate with others, whether in one section of Floridn or another, to do the things that need to be done to ♦ ♦ • M -**+ *+ **+ + + + + + + + + + + *M *+ £ The Florida Scout “ For Widc-Awnke Roys" * !! 35c Year 1J ;; WII.LARD LUM LEY. Publisher | ;; 902 French -4 + 4 * + 4 + + 4 + 4 + + + + + * + + * + 4 + + + LANDIS. FISH & HULL Attorneys nnd Counsellors-at-Law DcLAND, FLORIDA Will practice in tho State nnd Feder­ al Courts. Special facilities for Ex­ amining nnd Perfecting Lnnd Titles. SC1IELLE M A1N ES LAWYER OITITice in the Court House SANFORI) FLORIDA G E O . G . H E R R IN G A lto rn e y -a t-L a w Mo. 14 Garncr-WoodrufT Bulldir SANFORD, FLA. HENRY M c L A U L I N JEW ELER MY SPECIALTIES: Pickard’s Hand-Painted China Gorham's Sterling Silver itogera* Plated Ware Elgin and Waltham Watches I’nrcel Post Your Cleaning and Dyeing to ROGERS & JONES French Dry Cleaners Steam Dyers 6*1 Main St. Jacksonville, Fla. We prepay parcel postage on return* Florida whnt, as a stato, It should bo. Hearty, practical co-oporation will' do it, will mnko of this commonwealth n wonderlnnd of pro. 'S -i-i v , l c v u«c v;r..«.r.;t Florida’s record for 1921 is proctlcnlly completed. What has been done stands. Where thero has been errors thero can be atonemont by striving to do better in the coming yenr,, to for­ get tho animosities, the jcnlousies nnd the bickerings nnd go forwnrd with strengthened courage nnd pur­ poseful resolve to improve on tho past, to the end thnt the coming year, and those to follow will furnish re­ cords unsurpassed, either by Florida or any other stnto. make weather continue favorable." It will take pretty hard times to down a plnco thnt is making that sort of record. ra At tiiu nuifi'6 'iimu, potatoes utu go­ id m k i a Ik p i A A P Q l k l k k i i Q P o kn ka ing out at $3.00 per hamper nnd cab­ a , .if - A bage for $-1.00 a crate, according to the Advocate. S. J. SLIGH SCORES RAILROADS March 4— Warren G. Harding in­ Aug. 2—Enrico Caruso dies in Little citrus fruit is being shipped Italy FOR MAKING VOLUNTARY augurated president. now, but the cream of tho crop will REDUCTION OF 10% Mnrch 24—Cardinal Gibbons, dean Aug. 11 — Secretary . of Stat« be ready after tho holidnys, nnd prices Hughes, on behalf o f President Hard­ of American hiernrehy, dies. are looking up. From fifteen to twen­ Tho rnilronds of the country hnvo May 20—Prcsndont Harding pre­ ing, Invites principal allied powers ty million dollnrs net will roll into pulled whnt Is commonly known us n sents $100,000 worth o f radium, gift to disarmament conference. the state from thnt source alone with­ "slicker" in voluntarily reducing of American women, to Mme. Curie, Aug. 24— Zlt-2, giant dirigible, col­ in tho next forty-fivo days. freight rntes ten per cent on citrus Franco-Polish discoverer of radium. lapses nnd hums in Englnnd. FortyThese fncts—for that’s what they fruits and vegetables, according to S. Mny 31—Nine whites, 21 negroes two killed, including 0 Americans. nro nnd not mere opinions—indiento J. Sligh, a well-known citrus fruit killed in race conflict in Tulsa, Okln. that the north is not half so hard hit grower and shipper of this city. Sept. 9—American relief begins In June 3— Flood nt I’ uebio, CloL, Russia --------------- o— ------------ns it imagines, nnd that Floridn Is en­ The voluntary reduction, fruit grow­ does $20,000,000 dnmngc. THE GRUNT OF THE LONEjoying genuine prosperity, with un­ ers assert, was mndo by the roads in Sept. 28— Lieut. MncRendy breaks June A— Laura Ilromwell, woman limited chance for development and an effort to avoid meeting growers SOME HOG. altitude record, going 40,800 feet up. increase of its income.— Lakeland and shippers who had requested a loop-thc-loop champion, killed In Oct. 13— New York Nntionnls won 1,800 foot fall from plane. Numerous cities in Floridn nre al­ Telegram. thirty per cent reduction in rates, and world’s baseball championship from Juno 9—Col. F. W. Galbraith, Jr., lowing their tail-feathers to be pluck­ the wrath of producer, shipper, and commander of American Legion, New York Americans. SELF-STYLED FOSSIL ed— beenusa of the fnet thnt numer­ retail merchant is by no menns ap­ Oct. 24— Emperor Karl's restora­ killed in auto accident near Indiana­ ous property-owners in those cities peased by whnt hns been styled the tion falls for second time. Exiled to polis. nre hnndicnpping tho whole works by Stnto Superintendent W. N. Shcnts, "generous action of tho roads." Short­ Juno 15—John G, Emory elected Mndcrin. the outrageous prices they nre charg­ evidently enmo into the nssocintion ly after the reduction was announced, Oct. 28— Marshal Foch arrives In nntionnl commander of American Le­ ing for rentals. Ono fully develop­ meeting just closing, with a chip on Mr. Sligh said, tho rnilronds Hought New York. gion. ed rent hog can do more harm nnd his shoulder. Any way, it was clear to obtain a statement from tho grow­ Nov. 11— Burial of unknown Amer­ June 25— President Gompcrs and Injure business to n grenter extent that ho had a grievance to air, nnd he ers and shippers that the new rates entire administration reelected by A. ican soldier. thnn columns of legitimate boosting aired it. His chief complaint Beomed were satisfactory, but the fruit mon Nov. 12—Conference on nrms limi­ F. of L. through tho dally nnd weekly press to bo thnt peoplo were characterizing let it be known in no uncertain* terms July 2—Jnck Dempsey retains hea­ tation opens la Washington can overcome In a full season. Peo­ him ns a back number nnd a fossil. If that they regarded the reduction ns vy title by knocking out Georges Dec. fl— Irish Free State treaty an­ ple nre every day lenving those cities any further evidence wero required to "purely nominal." Carpcntler. nounced. nnd seeking less pretentious spots convict him of tho charge, his address The National League of Commis­ July 2— Harding signs peace reso­ Dec. 12— Four-Power agreement where the charges nre reasonable— or more propory his "harangue’’ ns ho sion Merchants will moot in Pitts­ signed. lution with Germany. rather thnn he “ held up” by those styled it, furnished it. It was indeed burgh, January 11 to 14, to plan fur­ who seek to hnve an income equal to pitiable to see an old man who has for ther action on the freight rate prob­ Afty percent of the cost of construc­ 22 yenrs been honored by the peoplo lem. The Amorlcnn National Fruit and It always will be tho policy of the after you can refuso to tnko nny ad­ vertising from Sanford. It Is a poor tion and equipment. of Florida with one of the most im­ Growers’ Association will hold a sim­ Sentinel, to boost this city, its busi­ rule thnt won’t work both ways. A t ilar meeting in Chicago January 27 to It is not necessary to name tho cit­ portant and dignified offices of the ness nnd industries nnd Its peoplo to ies where such actions are dnily tak­ state, turn political stump speaker be­ 28. Mr. Sligh is a member of both tho exclusion of every other city or present the Orlando stores aro not advertising in tho Herald so this little ing plnce—for word is Rprcnding ev­ fore so large and so fine a body of those organizations, as are other men town in tho world. story does not reach this paper but ery day regarding those localities; educators us he confronted in tho in the fruit industry in Orlando, nnd Tho business mon look to the Sen­ and messages are going north and First Bnptist church Tuesday evening. is planning to attend both conferenc­ tinel for encouragement for homc- unless tho Sanford merchants adver­ tise sufficiently to keep tho Hornld west thnt eighteen dollar coni nnd Whatever may hnvo been the rec­ es. It is understood thnt theso meet­ trmling nnd Inlying. At tho sumo timo moving wo would not hesitato In go­ heavy bcovecdocs arc rather to be ord of Mr. Shcnts in the pnst, he cer­ ings will request thnt freight rates the Sentinel looks to tho homo peoplo ing to Orlando and other cities and chosen thnn sunshine in a locality tainly displayed had taste, and show­ on fruits and vegetables he placed on nnd hns every reason to expect them take advertising. You nre right about where the owners of properties nro ed incompetency by the address de­ a parity with thoso existing beforo to buy their advertising nt homo and your statement tlmt it is n poor rulo. robbers nnd those who lease to sub­ livered before tho Educational Asso­ the series of raises was granted dur­ place it in an Orlando institution It Is also a double edged sword nnd let nre bandits. The worst of it is ciation that met in this city. It must ing tho late war, since it is maintain­ which is zealously devoted to tho up­ cuts both ways nnd tho newspaper thnt a dozen cities of that sort can be a source of regret to the progres­ ed thnt reductions in wages nnd other building of the City Beautiful and Or­ will not be cut in tho gencrnl wind­ do nn irreparable injury to nil other sive men nnd women of this state who operating expenses ‘justify such ac­ ange County nnd everything that per­ up. Thoro are some things newspa­ tion. tains to it. This nowspnper nnd its localities where prices are kept tn are devoting their lives to teaching, During the war the roads wero publishers have made heavy invest­ pers won’t stand nnd lack of adver­ normal. that tile state bond should make such tising Is one of them. Ilowovor you Not only in private dwellings but a mockery of educational issues, nnd granted an increase of twenty-five ments hero, pay heavy taxes and are started it down at Orlando and you in stores and garages and other build­ show such partisan feeling as ho dis­ per cent for the southern nnd east­ diligently laboring in every possible ought to lie able to finish it. ern sections of the country nnd thir­ manner for the improvement of tho ings there is this unjust demand up­ played. ---------------- o---------------on those who would lease—some­ Perhaps, the theory advanced in tho ty-three and one-third per cent in the city. Tho Orlando Sentinel snys tlmt Of late it has been observed thnt times, too, with the idea of remaining state of Washington, is the correct extreme west. This was shortly fol­ paper "covers this section like tho permanently. Take n garage that one: "Too long in office, unfits for lowed by another increase of thirty Orlando merchants are contributing dew." TImt’s nothing. Tho Daily cost, say, three thousand dollars. In service.’ Any way it must he appar­ per cent in southern and eastern sec­ their dollars in foreign mediums which Herald covers Seminole county liko tions and forty per cent in tho ex­ are notorious, in one particular at place of renting the property, free of ent to all that the educational inter­ "Moon shine" which is covering it treme west. Fruit growers and ship­ least, for knocking and hammering Or­ all fixtures nnd having nothing but ests of Florida demand a younger, some. the Imre building, at about thirty more progressive nnd broader minded pers maintain that this last incrcnsc lando. Reciprocity is a great word dollars n month, which would mean man than Mr. Shcnts at tho head. has put nn almost unbearable burden and consistency is likewise a strong Man named Goodpasture is suertwelve per cent on the investment— Florida hns many capalilc men who upon the industry and it is understand word. It is only fair that business intendent of n new subdivision in or even forty dollnrs a month, which would do honor to this office nnd thoro they will seek a return to the pre­ men should keep their advertising at Orlando near Colonlnl Hills nnd wo would mean about fourteen percent is scarce reason for longer filling it war rate folowlng the national con­ home where it will achieve results. suppose this will preclude Carl Dnnn ference in Pittsburgh and Chicago To n few peoplo this may scorn to — tho owner will make a rate of one with an excuse.— Reporter-Star. from throwing any bull out there. next month.—Orlando Sentinel. be an inconsequential matter, but to hundred dollars a month—which ---------o — ----------------o ---------------tho overwhelming majority wo boreckons up to forty percent on the WRITTEN BY A. M. THRASHER. THE ADVERTISE AT HOME ERINThere are worrying mucchly in liuvo tlmt it will appeal boenuso or investment. tho principle involved. It is not tho Pennsylvania about who will taka tho CH'I.E SAME AS TRADE The Paris edition o f the New York All theso things mitigntc ngninst question of money, rnthor it is a ques­ plnce of tho Into Senitor Penrose. Wo the progress nnd business o f Florida Herald contains tho following article AT HOME tion of giving to others tlmt which would suggest Fred DcBnrry not — nnd thereby nro the innocent hnrm- headed "Common Sense," and signed rightfully belongs at homo.—Orlan­ having heard from Fred in a long by A. M. Thrasher, a former resident ed to nn incalculable extent; yet there If tho Orlando Morning Sentinel do Sentinel. time. is no redress. Tho city, no matter of Sanford: were to come out tomorrow with un To the writer it is astonishing that how much it nmy bo convinced thnt admonition to Orlando people to buy n vnsb amount of damage is being within this month so many men in their shoes, drugs, automobile acces­ brought about by such greed, cannot high position and authority, in Amer­ sories, clothes, groceries, building ma­ proceed to bring demands upon the ica, England, Italy nnd France, states­ terial, cte., etc., from Chicago, Now SO U TH ERN AG R ICU LTU R IST ■ private owner. It must take its men, authors, correspondents, ripe In York, Jacksonville, or Tampa whole­ medicine—no mnttcr how wry the years, erudite, nnd with long exper­ sale houses, the publishers of this NASHVILLE, TENN. S ■ feco that follows the gulping. Dut ience in public life; yes, men who evi­ newspaper would no doubt ho ostraciz­ ■ dently drank deep nt tho Pierian The Giant o f the South one redress is there to ho found. The ed and the paper boycotted. assessor can Ax tho value upon the spring, have said, nnd done, things The life of a newspaper is advertis­ Its immense popularity is duo not only to tho fact that property in nceord with the income tlmt are absolutely silly, have said ing, and advertising is n commodity every line in it is written for Southern farm families by sought to he derived by the rent-hog. things which are probably true nnd ns necessary to the success of n pub­ men and women who know and appreciate Southern condi­ A few years of thnt work would have yet, they were things it was quite lication as various articles are to a tions, but to the practically unlimited personal service which n tendency to put prices of rentals unnecessary to say nt all, and said general store. It has been tile policy, is given to subscribers without charge. where they by right should bo. Once at the most critical time and most m change tho grunt of tho rent-hog in­ inopportune time and places, and I Every year we answer thousands of questions on hun­ ■ ■ to a squeal nnd better conditions will am convinced that it is be muse of a dreds of different subjects— all without charge. When you lack of plain, every-day common follow.— Kisslssimmo Gnzette. become a subscriber this invaluable personal service is yours. ■ horse sense. - o — That is one reason why we have— Was the Great War tho cause of ■ HOW IT HITS FLORIDA ■ this unbalanced state of mind? ■ 375,000 CIRCULATION It is nn old, old adage, that plain, A good many of our tourist visitors 3 are pessimistic with regard to condi­ every-day common sense is the mos in tions in tho north, nnd some of them tuncoinmon tiling in the world and the appear to take pleasure in shaking writer believes it. Common sense is precisely the their heads and telling us it will lie thing needed in Washington, and in our time next. London and elsewhere today. Enrich tho soil, increase tho Having no power to penetrate tho Tho lack of common sense, coupled yield, hasten maturity, im­ future, the Telegram can not positive­ with a small grain of egoism in Consulting Chemist says of the water: "O f the ninny waters of this and oth­ prove the quality. It pnys to ly dispute this prediction, but it can Washington, may produce disappoint­ use them regularly. Stock in point |o n few things which, in its er regions tlmt I hnve analyzed, I have found none superior in nil good quali­ our warehouse at Snnford. humble opinion go far toward dis­ ment, nnd hlnst the hopes of nn im­ patiently waiting world. Booklet free from warehouse ties of that of the "Elder Water."— Phone 311-W. Office in Miller Building. crediting it. I am constrained to mention names or from— The north mny he broke, as some of its representatives claim, but it is hut fear you would say I lacked com­ paying a good healthy price for some mon sense, nnd refrain. You know Armour F ertilizer Works I ^ ^ ^ ^ J n ck so n v lllc^ lo rid ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ A. M. Thrnsher. of Florida’s products. Strawberries, thorn. -------------------- o -------------------for instance, which nro going out of "From nil indications the Sanford I'lnnt City, nnd other berry centers by H ,,t',H"M ,4'M,,M,,*,4 + 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 + 4 |>4+ 4444+ 44> + + 4444444.»4 celery crop will ho a good one this 'f,M,‘M>4,'M,,M>,M,'<,‘H ,4 4 ,M,,H ‘,i,,I,,K ,,H,'tM the car load, have been bringing the highest price in the history of thnt season, and good prices will prevail," industry. Many of them have sold remarks tho Sanford Herald. “ Our for more than a dollar n quart, and celery has gone to market in other sorno for more thnn two dollnrs, nt tho years when business was depressed 1 ' s _ i\ f-T f in tho North, and brought good prices shipping point. ID E A L FERTILIZERS Plant City is not alone. From tho nnd will do so ngnin." The Ilcruld adds thnt a great many people never Wnuchuln Advocate wo quote tho fol­ Send for our twelve page Prlco List descriptive o f our various brands of IDEAL get n chance to enjoy celery nnywuy, FERTILIZERS nnd of tho Inrgo stock of Insecticides, Spray Machines, nnd Fnrm Im­ lowing: "Benns, $5 n hamper; peppers, $fl nnd n great majority of users nre plements sold by our associated firm, Florida Agricultural Supply Co. n hamper nnd strawberries, $1.00 n peoplo o f means.. This is true In dealing with us you have both field experience and financial responsibility to quart! Such Is tho record of tho enough, nnd more's the pity. Celery insure your getting the BEST, vegctnblc market In Wnuchuln tho is ono of tlio finest vegetables grown, IDEAL FERTILIZERS produce tho banner crops of tho state. Lot thorn work for you. past week—not city quotations, but and it would be a splendid thing if every family could hnvo it regularly. tho real coin of tho realm which tho MR. ALLEN SCOTT, Sanford RepreHentutive growers receive at tho shipping plat­ The growers of celery In Florida nro steadily increasing their acreage nnd form. "And Wauchula hns been shipping doing their best to mnko It plenty nnd Manufacturers of IDEAL FERTILIZERS about a solid carload of mixiod vege­ reasonable in price.—Times-Unlon. AGRICULTURAL BUILDING JACKSONVILLE, FLA. ---------------- o ---------------tables dally the pnst week, nnd will do Try a Herald Want Ad today. better thnn thnt next week should the FREIGHT RATES MUST BE LOWER FRUIT MEN SAY MEMORABLE DATES OF 1921 : s 3 3 •/frm o BIG CROP Fertilizers ELDER SPRINGS WATER-; ; Elder Springs Water Company N E W PRICE L I S T % WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER COMPANY � 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, January 06, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 06, 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>, January 06, 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/27535ae7104ba81d173ca7ad3aa26e19.pdf 1874ccab24184fd8eab5d4455eb46f6b PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME X III SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 13,1922 NUMBER 22 KING GEORGE OUR CIRCUIT COURT OPENED MERCHANT’S PREMIER BRI a ND RESIGNS DISPLAY AND GRANTS PARDON TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. 10 COUNTY FAIR TO PRISONERS HAS A BOMBSHELL EFFECT — CASES BEING EXPEDITED IN THE ARMS CONFERENCE Tho merchant’s favor a display of FOR POLITICAL PRISONERS manufactured products and county PRIOR TO OPERATION OF fair and kindred products will be held TRUCE acting state attorney in certain cases in Sanford on tho 10th of Januaiy M i r T h e A a a n r ln tr d P r M i l Circuit Court is Moving to cume before the grnnd jury where­ at the foot o! I’nik avenue. It Is LONDON, Action Being Discussed Jan. 12.—King Georgo in thn state attorney, Geo. A. DoCottcs fostered by tho Woman's Club und as­ Along at a Rapid is disqualified, and the said Schello sisted by tho Chamber of Commorca has granted general amnesty "in re­ In Capitals of World Maincs vrns then sworn by the clork and the garnering of tho pro­ spect to political offenses committed Rate Today to well and faithfully perforin tho du­ ducts has been turned over to Frank in Ireland prior to operation of truco last July," it wns announced today. ties of acting state attorney, in cor- L. Miller who gives out tho folowing! Tho release of prisoners will begin nt ♦nin cases wherein tho atnto nttornoy, premium list and statement: Geo. A. DeCottes, is disqualified. Best packed croto Celery .......... $2.5 once. MAY SUCCEED IN BRINGING THE Tho grand jury hero entered open Best packed crate or hamper of CASK OF SUTTON ANI) IIILUARO QUESTION TO A VOTE ON DECISIONS TO BE MADE ANI> court and presented iho folowing in­ lettuce ...................................... 2.6 Injunction Restraining CHARGED WITH ASAULT TO TODAY THOSE ALREADY REACHED dictments: ' Best hamper or crate of Itomaino 2.00*. COMMIT MURDER UP NOW IN WORLD CONFERENCE Capita] Improvements The Stato of Florida vs. Floyd Cow- Best hnmper or ernto of Escro. M ir T h e A a a n e U t r d P re a p ) art, assault with intont to murder. A i(c?t dozen stalks celery Circuit court in and for tho county Will Be Considered WASHINGTON, Jnn. 12.—Whothor ( H r T h e A s s o c ia t e d P r e s s » true bill. PARIS, Jnn. 12.—Premier Brinnd of Seminole, state of Floridn, conven­ The Stato of Florida vs. Jnmes Best dozen heads lettuco packed Republican supporters of Nowborry In heads up .......................... 1.00 Either nt Quincy or Taltnhasseo on tho contest over his right to a sent in -csigned today. ed Tuesday nt 10 o’clock n. m. Pres­ Goolsby, assault with intent to mur­ Best nssortmont of vegetables of January 20th tha sonnto would succeed in bringing ent: His honor, Jnmes W. Perkins, der. A true bill. ono each grown in Seminole tho question to a vote today nppenred WASHINGTON, Jnn. 12.—Tho res( H r T h e A i u n r U l f 4 I 'r e a i) Enter judgmont in case of Armour lounty ................. 6.00 TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 12.—Appll- to depend largely on a decision of Ignation of Aristido Brinnd ns prsjudgo presiding; with Hon. Geo. A. DoCouns, state attorney for tho 7th Fort. Works, a corporation, vs. Ed. Best box of oranges ................ 3.00 ention of Murion county citizens for tho Democratic opponents ns to mior of Franco was received with al»Oglesby nnd Chus. E. Henry'. Best box of granofruit ............. 3.00 an inpunction to restrain further work whothor they would enrry out tho plnn most a bombshell effect In tho arms Judiciul Circuit of tho state of Flori­ to movo rccommttal of whola caso to conference circles, tho action boing da; V. E. Douglnss, deputy clerk and F«rl. P . rWork,, ^ r '. .nl. A. a TG. rI orv., J ^ .ad Z !!c’! a°“b!c ent cltru, Iru it,....... .....«5.00 » « '< - » « • » •b„ » «conildtrcd i» « .* > n P Uo.t ...ortm c„i-hcr llt sennto privileges nnd elections com­ considered likely to hnvo n great ef­ C. M. Hand, Bhoilff, In attendance. Chns. E. Henry. Best quart of strawberries.......... 1.00 cy or Tallahassee January 20th by Cir­ mittee. fect on decisions already reached or Court wns opened and cnrlcd te or­ Enter judgment in enso of Armour 50 per cent of the abovo premiums cuit Judgo 1/3vo under agreement about to ho touched. der by Sheriff C. M. Hand, In nocord- Fort. Works, a corporation, vr. I. E. will be pr'd for next best of each ex­ Brand submitted his resignation to reached between counsel for complain­ anco with law. Estridgc. hibit listed nhovo. Free consultation on President Millerand nftor making • ants, the board of stato institutions Tho shoilff hnvlng mado tho return The grnnd jury -hero — entered --------- opon There must he at least three e n -i..... . lengthy statement boforo tho Cham­ foot trouble — r e a d ber of deputies justifying of tho regular venire and the jurors court nnd presented the following in- trios of ench exhibit entered in order I ’ hin attitude being present, tho following answer­ dictmcnts: to have any awards made. Llloyd’s Shoe Store Adv. nt tho Cnnnes conference. His inten­ ed to their nnmes, to-wit: A. B. LoveTho State of Floridn vs. C. S. Pres­ Mr. Farmer, help make this pnrt of tion to resign wns nnnounccd to the LEAGUE COUNCIL MEETS joy, G. T. Dyor, T. O. Tyner, Fred ton, obtaining propery by false pre­ the exhibition n success. Without you *4 R a R a R a i m R a t a R u R a R« Chandler nt tho eloso of his speech. Ballard, B. F. Wheeler, S. Jowott, J. tenses. A true hill. wo can do nothing. All donations in I Rn Tho announcement wns nn entire surnx Mly T h e A a a n r lu te d l ' r r » l II. Tillln, J. V. Wicks, J. D. Frazer, The Stato of Floridn vs. C. S. Pres­ shape of produce appreciated. Plenso GENEVA, Ru ptiso ns he had apparently won thoRu Jan. 10.—The council of J. T. McLain, W. J. Lawton, L>. S. ton, obtaining property by falso pre­ deliver to Palmetto booth foot of Park thl. IiPBKUe „f Nntlons convened hero Put Rn sympnthy of tho chamber nnd his col­ Terry, W. S. Hand, G. G. FJynt, B. O. tenses. A true hill. nvenue, Thursday afternoon, Jnnunfy today, the second anniversary of its Ha lax leagues wero filled with amazement. Smith, B. F. Whitncr, Jr., J. D. Ev­ The Stato of Florida vs. C. S. Pres­ 19th. Prizes awarded Monday, Jan legal xistaneo under tho presidency *4 Ra Ru Ra Ra Ra Ru Ra Rn Ru Tlie entire French cabinet went out ans, M. I. linker, J. E. Partin, L. E. ton, obtaining property by false pre­ 23, 3 p. m. of Paul Hymans of Belgium. On tho of offico with Briuud. Jordon, G. M. Arie, W. E. Betts, C. tenses. A true bill. FRANK MILLER. council program wrer questions of tH<- Win. Dowling was a visitor in San­ Tho premier told the chamber of E. Hartley, E. C. Nelson, J. L. Brown, The State of Florida vs. C. S. Pres­ ford Thursday. status of Vilnn, Albania, anil Upper deputies today tho reparations com­ V. T. Peters, L. I’. McCullor, E. D. ton, obtaining property by fulso pre­ Just received tho Now York ship­ Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hardy havo mission had agreed to grunt morator­ Silesia. Mobley, L. C. Kolb, T. W. Geiger, II. tenses. A true bill. ment of b ilk dates, figs, lentils, split moved into their new bungalow in ium for Gormnny on her reparations J. Wilson, R. U. Wight, G. G. Jacobs, The State of Florida vs. C. S. Pres- pons ami red Kidney beans.—Popular South Longwnod payment. SPECIAL TWO DAY SALE W. R. Pell, C. F. Brannon, II. J. Over­ ton, obtaining property by fnlso pre- Market. 22-ltc Dr. Kerr II. Tapper of Orlando gave street. tcncss. A truo hill. CANNES, Jnn. 12.—Tho German-, In this issue is the page advertise­ a lecture at the library Friday ova. Tho court hero excused tho follow­ The State of Florida vs. J. A. KilloThere was a good crowd and every­ delegation wiih received by tho Alliod: Heavy Gales Subside ment of Perkins & Britt in w^iich ing persons from jury duty: V. T. brow, C. J. Itynn nnd Ned Harrison, one enjoyed heuring Dr. Tuppor Supremo counci ths mornng, ropnraPeters, I). F. Whitner, Jr., T. W. Gei­ aggravated assault. A true bill. With Storm’s Passage they will put on i big two day sale lignin. tons commsson hnvng reported Inston special articles hut will lie a regu­ ger, L. F. Jordon, C. E. Hartley, B. Tho State of Florida vs. John Cran­ Centered in Maine Mrs. lllto of Maine is stopping nght conference wth tho Gormnnalar Perkins & Ilritt sale and the G. Smith, II. F. Wheoler; J. II. Tillis, ston, maiming an animal. No truo public knows whut that moans with Mrs. F. J. Neimyor. Mrs. Hite wiih without results. R. B. Wight, L. P. McCullor, S. Jow- hill. Heavy Snowfall in New Englnnd nnd Every wool suit in the souse cut to has bought a lot in Longwood and is ett, J. V. Wicks, W. It. Pell. Enter general presentment. Middle Atlantic Stntca WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.—Conforthe quick. Note tho prices oil these planning on building in tho near (fut­ The court hero drew from tho box The grand jury here filed thoir gen­ ure. onco officials Hidd M. Sarraut would suits especially. Tho hnlunco of tho names of 18 persons to servo ns eral presentment and announced that ( U r T h e A a a u r l a t e d I ’r r a a ) George LeVigno and daughter romp'n in Washington und would con­ grand jurors for tho term, to-wit: W. they had completed thoir labors, nnd WASHINGTON, Jnn. 12.—Gules tho dry goods line of the Textile Aldie was a visitor in Sanford Fri­ tinue to attend work of conforonca E. Betts, G. M. Ario, W. J. Lawton, nsked to bo discharged by tho court, on tho Atlantic const subsided with stores is on sale nt prices that will day hut would rot feel entitled to maka movc every last piece of this fino J. I). Frnzor, D. S. Terry, G. G. Jacobs, whereupon tho court discharged tho the passage of the coast storm now Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dinkel nnd Mrs. any definite decisions or p’cJjo ac­ stock of dry goods nnd notions. Ten J. D. Evans, J. L. Brown, E. C. Nel­ grand Jury for the term. centered over Southeastern Maine. E. D. Ilenglo spent the day in San­ tion of Franco on any question until ynrds of beautiful gingham given son, B. J. Overstroet, M. I. Bnkor, A. The court here ordered that a spec­ Heavy snowfall lust twenty-four hours a now cabinet wns appointed. Secre­ B. I.ovejoy, J. E. Partin, J. T. Mc­ ial venire for thirteen persons to in New England nnd North Atlantic nwny free nnd ninny other induce­ ford Friday visiting friends School opened Monday after n two tary Hughes announced officially Lain, L. C. Kolb, C. F. Brnnnon, T. O. servo as petit jurors, they to he sum­ states, rain changing to snow from ments tlint just can't lie resisted. weeks holiduy. shortly afternoon tlie fact of llrinnd’a Tyner, W. S. Hand. moned from tho body of tho county, ho middle Atlantic section. Snow accom­ Nothing charged nt tjiis snlu on ncMiss Omaih Allen returned to San­ resignation to heads of soveral arma­ Tho grand jury wero hero sworn issued nnd made returnable to 10 panied liy fall in temperature general- count of the extremely low prices ford Sunday whoro she iH attending ment delegations in conference with ly east of Mississippi river. Frosts but the cash price will suit everyone according to law. o'clock n. m., January 11th, 1921. high school. him at time. News received with ex­ it mens just whut it says. The Dnvid Speer wns hero sworn in ns Circuit court here took a recess un­ predicted for tonight as far r.outh as Miss Helen Mornn returned Sun­ pressions of dismay. “It is a very prices are thorn. You can judge Bailiff of tho grand Jury, after which til Wednesday morning at 10 o’clock Central nnd Northern Florida. day to take up her school dutios gravo event" said tho head of ono for yourself whnt this great Hav­ the grand jury retired to their room Jnnunry 11th, A. D. 1922. delegation. after n two weeks vacation. ing snlo will mono to you. Rend in charge of their bailiff to solcct one Wednesday morning Ciicuit court Fool Names for Ships Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ranger nnd tho advertisement nnd attend the of their number ns foremun nnd ono of convened at 10 a. m. son Ralph arrived Snturday to spend WEATHER AND CROP CONDIT­ New Hamburg Line snle. their number ns clerk. The sheriff having mado n return the winter. IONS IN FLORIDA FOR THE Tho grand jury here ontored open of the special venire of 13, tho follow­ Causes Comment Mr. and Mrs. Chns. Fodder, Mr. WEEK ENDING JANUARY court ami announced that they had se­ ing answered to their nnmes: W. E. THE FIRST CELERY nnd Mrs. Ed Lane und Mrs. Wilson 10, 1922. lected Benjamin J. Overstreet, ns Aller It. M. Grovcnstein, J. M. Vick­ Germans Name Them Pirate, lloche, of Sanford were calling on J. E. foreman, nnd Winborn J. Lnwton, ns ery, Forrest Gatchel, A. R. Marshall, The Herald office is in recipt of Phillips Sunday afternoon., Hun, Fourteen Points, Etc. clork. Temperature: The tcmpornturo< two fiat stalks of celery from Miss C. W. Lalng, L. J. Hartley, Albert Mr. and Mrs. Frank Norris and Tho grand jury wore instructed by Hawkins, J. C. Spinks, G. A. Bryant, ( IIt Tin- A aaiirln lrd l 'r r a a l , „ . . . , .. average 3 degrees in tho uxtrcinoMary Ceresoln who resides on the tho court ns to their duties, nnd ns to W. Bullprd, D. II. Rabun, E. J. Riv­ WASHINGTON, Jnn. 12.—Govern­ Joe Cameron farm south of the city. * 1 south to 8 degrtss in tho west above* ment officials arc speculating today Mnry’s folks have not been in this winter. tlie law, after which they retired to ers. tho normal for tho week. Dnlly mnxMr. nnd Mrs. E. L. Dinklc, Mrs. um were well up in tho 80's their room in chnrgo of their bailiff William Tucker being nrraigned in upon the attitude of tho German mind country long and Mary has become over to consider such matters ns might open court, without counsel, on a in naming trading vessels destined to intorpretor of the family and seems E. I). Dongle and Mrs. J, S. Hinkle much of the section. come before them. chnrgo of assault with’intent to# com­ operato between Hamburg and Latin- to he the biggest part of it. This motored to Ocoee, Gotha and Winter Precipitation: There was a con­ The court sounded the civil dockot mit rape, nnd after henring tho read­ Amcricnn ports, I’irnto, Boeho, Hun, family shows what can ho done here Garden Sunday afternoon calling on tinued deficiency in rainfall, oxcopfe and set tho Bovcrul cases for hearing. ing of tho indictment, plead not guilty Fourteen Points nnd Columbus. In­ in the rnising of winter vegetables friends. that the week’s total was much nhovo J. E. Phillips gnvc n woinnle and The grnnd jury hero entered open whereupon tho state announced ready formation has been received that the nnd they Imvo made good on tho the normal in much of the section west court and presented tho following in­ for trial, and the following six good first of theso scooners named Pirate Cnmcron farm. They nre shipping mcrshmellow roast at his home ‘on of tho Chnttnhooehee Iver. The total dictments, to-wit: nnd lawful men were called as Jurors nnd flying tho Gorman flag had re­ tho first car of celery from this Crnnk Hill Thursday eve. Those to nt I’ensncoln for the week was 2.10 inIU‘ 1 , 1 1 4i‘,u Tho Stuto of Florida vs. William to try this case: G. T. Dyer, G. G. cently arrived nt San Domingo with farm nnd it is bringing a good price. enjoy Mr. Phipps hospitality iworo ’V ‘ ^ Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Y. Fuller, Misses ^ s , being nn excess to Mfl Inches. n cargo from Hamburg. Tucker, assault with intent to commit Flynt, Fred Ballard, E. D. Mobley, II. Lolln, Francos and Emma Fullor, nnd Condition of Crops: Tho weather rape. A true bill. J. Wilson and W. E. Allen, tho jury Carey Hand nnd Mr. Ityholt wero Mrs. J. S. Dinkel, Mrs. E. I). Dongle, wns too warm, ns a rule, for tho best Tho Stato of Floridn vs. Henry Ford, being accepted by tho stnto and also Just received the New York ship­ development of cnhbngc, celery, and here todny driving n bran ,now amassault with intent to commit murder by tho defendant, woro sworn accord­ ment of hulk dates, figs, lentils, split hulnnco down from the cars hnvlng Mr nnd M™ Edwin Dinkel nnd E. S. lettuce, but the mild temperature sti­ in the first degree. A true bill. ing to law, nnd tho hearing of tho evi­ peas nnd red Kidney beans.—Popular just been shipped- from tho fnctory Miller. Strawberries Miss Omnh Allen cntertnlned mulated other truck. Market. 22-ltc Tho Stato of Floridn vs. Jumos dence was here taken up. ........... „ . . wero rather plentiful In central countin Micihignn. It was one of tho fin­ rhursdny eve in honor of her house , , „ , .u Banks, uttering a forged instrument. Alter hearing all of tho ovidenco In ies, especially in the Plnnt City sec­ est ever unloaded hero nnd shows gUCHtS. A truo bill. this ease, and after being charged by SCHISM IN CHURCH tion; n few berries were to ho had In that Carey Hand and Orlando are S. A. Wilkinson was the guest of STIRS UP ATHENS— The Stato of Floridn vs W. Lewis, tho couit, tho jury retired to thoir northern counties. Tho crop is gen­ in tho big class nnd going strong. Mr. nnd Mth. Bill Allen for the week PATRIARCH TO RESIGN uttering a forged instrument. A truo room to consider their verdict. erally well ndvnnced. Shipments of end. hill. Tho jury hero ontored open court cabbage, celery, lettuco, nnd othor ( H r T h e A a a n r la le d I’ reaa ) Nothing to worry about, Just Jimmie Smith, Mrn. Myers nnd i Tho Stato of Floridn vs. Ynncy Wil­ and presented tho folowing verdict: ATHENS, Jnn. 12.—Ecclosinatlcnl tho tnil end of n blizzard that hit tho Miss Thomas of Sanford woro calling| truck continued from southern and liams, shooting into n dwelling house. Sanford, Fin., Jnn. 11, 1922. court presided over by Motropolitnn on Mrs. A. Y. Fuller Tuesday after­ central counties. Tho planting of A truo bill. Wo tho jury find tho defendant of Athens todny found tho Most Rev­ northern states yesterday. noon. Miss Bertha Hartley roturn* white potatoes is nctlvo in tho IlastTho Sfnto of Floridn vs. Louis guilty ns charged in tho indictment, erend Mclotols Metnxnkis, recently section, nrd lnnd 1h bolng preparSanford Is busy along ovciy lino. ed with Miss Jimmie to spend bo for melons in central counties. Tho Knight, uttering a forged instrument. so sny wo all.—E. D. Mobley, foreman elected patriarch of Constantinople, Tho stores all report n fino business several days. A true bill. of tho jury. ont crop generally did well during the guilty of attempting to bring about The State of Florida vs. C. T. Sut­ Tho stnto of Floridn vs. James schism of church. It was ordered ho for this week nnd many peoplo nro Cards hnvo boon received announc­ week, although It, like most other ton nnd Frank Hlllynrd, assault with Bnnks, uttering a forged Instrument. ho deprived of his every rnnk nnd so- hero nnd moro of them coming. Tho ing the mnrriago of Mr. Arthur crops, would ho benefited by moderate Chnrlle Hnllnm to Miss Nancy Elnor intent to commit murder .in tho first Tho obove named defendant being cluded ns monk in Monnstery nt Znn- hotels all report n good business. Mutch, which took plnco Dec 31nt in rains. Fertilizing grovcB receive at­ degree. A truo bill. nrraigned in opon court, without coun­ te. Tho archbishop, Motnkis wus not tention, nnd plowing for general crops Baltimore. Geo. A. DeCotte. stato attorney, sel, nnd after hearing tho reading of present at tho trial. MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED wns advanced although work has been hero upponred beforo tho court, nnd the Indictment pleads guilty. AT MEXICA OIL FIELD BY Thousands of thin, frail men and delayed to somo extent by dry weath­ stated that thcro were certain enso^ TEXAS GOVERNOR TODAY Tho Stnto of Florida vs. Henry Tnnlnc's world wide fnme is duo to Ranges nro In fair condition. womon hnvo reported an astonishing er. to como beforo tho grand Jury in Ford, nssnult with intent to commit itH morit. It does tho work.—Union Sunnhlno wns nbout normnl In the and rnpid increase in weight ns n re­ ( H r T h e A a a n r ln fr d I 'r e a a ) which ho wns disqunliticd and hsks tho murder in tho first degree. Phurmucy.—Adv. west, whoro It wns doficiont. AUSTIN, Tex., Jnn. 12.—Martial sult of tnklng Tunlnc.—Union Phar­ court to appoint another attornoy ns The abovo named defendant being law at Mexln nnd suroundlng oil macy.—Adv. acting stato nttornoy in thoso cases nrnigned in open court, without coun­ Big timo Moonlight dance Thurs­ Fresh cauliflower, sweet potntoos, field wns proclaimed today by Gover­ before tho grand juiy, and thereupon sel, nnd nftor hearing tho rending of day, Jan. 12, Lakeside pavilion. 249-2te celery, fresh fruits.—Popular Mnrkut. nor Pat Neff. Martial law bccamo ef­ Good hruss wash bonrds 76c each, the court appointed Schello Maincs, a tho indictment, pleads not guilty. 22-ltc fect! vo at 5:00 o’clock this morning. cash.—Populur Mnrkot. 22-ltc (CuDlloutd on Pi(« Kljht) Practicing attornoy-of this circuit, as Buy It with a Herald Want Ad. JURIES MADE UP IN CONTEST OVERHISSEAT TO L0NGW00D h a v e " effec t �' : ' ---- 11 ----------------------------------------- *>*.\r* THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1922 Eta ’ ' A^AA^A A^AA^AA^A YOW ELL CO. SPECIAL 2,000 yards of Lung Cloth for 15c a a yard, or 10 0 4 IA yards f o r ....................t j l l t T U L\ I " SPECIAL 2,000 yards of Long Cloth for lCc a n yard, or 10 Q l /I A yards f o r .................... tp JL « ‘x U JL Our Mid-Winter Sale L FRIDAY, January 6th TO JANUARY 6TH TO SATURDAY, JANUARY 14TH will start the New Year right to every buyer who takes the advantage of the astonishingly low prices. Our aim in arranging the offerings listed on this page is to fur­ nish values to clear our winter stock and to speed up the cash sales for January. SATURDAY, January 14th EXTRA SPECIALS Hose LADIES’ READ-TO-WEAR Only 20 reals of Nobby Tricotine Suits left. Your choice, in this lot (10 to 44 sizes) f o r ......................................... 25 dozen Ladies’ Hose, bilk, White, block and brown for $19.00 The better kind, made of the best Tricotine and Men's wear Serge, all hand Tailored, all sizes. Styles for Misses’ nnd Ladies’. OAA AH Clearance prico......................................................................t y M O • W <|> Ladies’ Full Fashion Silk Hose. Radinor and other good 0< 4 A O makes, for pair ................ 4 W COATS || ■ COATS, only a small lot of our best styles left in popular 0 * 4 A Q Q price Coats to close out a t...................................................( ^ J L s i v O Sheeting 2,000 yards of Brown Sheeting, very fine quality, 3G-in. wide, bought when cot­ ton was chenp, <4 E * * y a rd ...........................................1 D C ? DRESSES 1 One big group of Silk, Satins and Sedge Dresses, all in one lot; all sizes; every one a different style, f o r ...................... * v7 All-wool, Flanpel and serge f o r 0 -4 A A O tjf J L V « i / 0 DRESS GOODS a hJLV jrt •' .; All wool serge Tricotine and flannel, 40 to 44 in f°r $1.69 Towels Big lot of Bnth Towels, largo size f o r ................ One lot of good quality Children’s Coats to clear out O f * Q O in this sale ............ $ 0 « « 7 O Real Nice Huck Towels, lnrgo <4 size, for, each ......................... J L c /V $1.69 12.98 12.69 Pajama Check 36-inch Pajnmn Check, y a rd ............. ........... Outing Best Outing, nil colors, y a rd ............................... SWEATERS 1 Lot of Ladies Sweaters in all the Bright Shades, some 0 O A O some black and white. Special f o r ................................y U t t / O Wool Blankets and Comforts An extra good buy f o r ........................... $4.98 Union Suits Ladies’ Union Suits ........... $1.29 Scrims yard 20 pieces plaid and check Gingham, 32-inches, 2 d C yard Shirts and Drawers Ladies’ Knit Shirts and Draw- A O a ers for, each..............................« / O v MEN’S SUITS Outing Gowns 3 piece velvet finished Serge Suits for men only, a few to close out at— Outing Gowns, 0 .4 for ....................................... ffiV' Big size Cotton Blnnkcts, for, pair .......................... Heavy Comforts, 0A Specials for, cnch.............. MEN’S AND BOYS* WEAR Any piece in the houi Men’s heavy Shirts and Drawers, all sizes, for, each .................................................................................... Best Grade Shirts and Drawers, for, x each .................................................................................... Men’s Union Suits, special for, each ....................................................... :............................ Men’s Night Shirts, each ..................................................................................... Men’s all-wool Shirts, grey and brown, each ..................................................................................... Men’s all-wool Sweaters, all style, each ..................................................................................... Men’s Shirts, plain white and colored, each ..................................................................................... Boys’ Union Suits, 4 to 12 years, each .................................................................................... Boys’ nil-wool Pants, all sizes, each ..................................................................................... Men’s Good Quality Work Shirts, full size, each .................................................................................... Men’s Four-in-hand Silk Ties, for, each ......................... .......................................................... )1m *v»• . .I tw . il ; »gr1 ?! ': i |f |, j: ■’ $2.19 Comforts Alumnium Wear Sale rwHlir tr , ■ Is 4 0 Blankets $29.00 ms. 32c Huck Towels SPECIAL SILK SALE 40-inch Crepe de Chine, all colors, y a rd .......................................................................... 40-inch Canton Crepes and Chnrmcuse, y a rd .......................................................................... Holding Brothers’ Taffeta Silk for, y a rd ...................................................... yard 1 tnble of check nnd plain all fast color Gingham f°r 19C $17.98 Children’s Coats Paul Jones Middy Suits $1.29 Ladies’ Hose COAT SUITS - Closed all day Thursday, Janu­ ary 5th, arranging and marking down the stock for the Mid­ Winter Sale. Sale starts Fri­ day, the 6th, closes Saturday, the 14th. SALE STARTS FRIDAY, January 6 LV...J YOWELL Santord, Florida .. 69c .. 98c $1.49 $1.19 $3.98 $4.98 $1.98 .. 98c $1.98 .. 98c .. 49c AA -~=r.T. i Corsets Gossards ,nnd American Lady Corsets odd lots and nnd broken sizes to close out for ’W U > i 111» y ) , SALE STARTS FRIDAY, J a n u a ry 6 �'hi \ THE SANFORD DEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18,1922 Brown Will Visit NEW PRE-COOLING PLANT Number Florida Cities ENDORSEMENT Kprr.k tn Chanibers IS ALMOST COMPLETED 111 TII?ICATI0N -W IL L BEGIN OPERATION BY BRITISH tax law under which a tax of one cent n gallon Is levied on gasoline sold by tho wholesaler, 'n of much concern to 11 some persons not otherwise engaged. The lower court declared the meas­ Of Commerce In Florida Representing ure void upon the petition of F. J. The U. 9. Chamber of Commerce Gunn, of Gunntown, who although netting in tho capacity of a private EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS In response to an invitation from BINDING GREAT BRITAIN TO citizen, is a member of tbo state legi­ By the First of February RECORDED AT CHICAGO AID FRANCE TO THE FULL slature. Should the supreme court 2,T>00 MILES DISTANT Florida Chambers of Commerce, Col­ According* to Plans EXTENT solution thus fnr offered Is thnt tho vin B. Brown, of tlio Chamber of Com­ I ALWAYS keep Dr. Kim;’* v.. of Promoters 1 Discovery handy. It breaks ■„ funds collected would have to be reCI1ICAGO, Jan, 9.—Eartbqunko merce of tho United States, with head­ ibborn colds and stnm hard, stubborn CANNES, Jan. 10.—Notification of j turned to tho wholesalers. -Assnmoderate. Intensity probably cent­ quarters at Washington, will visit paroxysms of coughing. No lurmfj the endorsement by the British cnbi-jm|ng that the wholesaler has incronsering twenty five hundred miles South twenty-five cities in Florida during drugs, but just good medicine. An druggists, GOc. y of Chicago, was recorded on instru­ January nnd Februnry for tho purposo not of a written pledge binding Grent | cd his charge to tho retailer to nbBritain Immediately to old Franco to | Bort, the tax, who has passed it on to' ments at tiie University of Chicago of discussing local organization prob­ WILL HE ARLE TO I'RECOOL last night. First tremors at eleven lems. Mr. Brown is nn authority on tho full extent of her military nnd the consumer, tho question arises as 12 TO 15 CARS DAILY OP seventeen, greatest intensity at eleven tho subject of commercial organiza­ naval resources in case of agression to how the ultimnto purty will ho re­ by Germany is expected from London funded. Some plun, it is pointed out, SANFORD PRODUCTS twenty eight, last tremor at two fif­ tion work, F o r C o ld s a n d C o u g R whereby the rotnil prices for gnsolino teen this morning. Tho Chamber of Commorco of the tonight. The now pre-cooling plnnt being could bo lowered until the consumer United States is a federation of more Stubborn Bowels Turned. T t^ ing the Ixnvcls unmoved results finally recovered his money, might be erected hero by tho Sanford Fnrmor’a than 1,-100 business and industrial or­ American Legion FLORIDA RENTS FALLING. health destruction. Let the » ntb effected. ganizations. As bend of its organiza­ Exchange is now seventy-fivo per cent stimulating Dr. King’s Pills Lrinwte To Present Case Incidentally, tho framers of the botion Service Bureau, Mr. Brown is a you a regular, normal bowel function completed, according to ndvlco rocolv, Last year The News predicted that specialist in organization methods nnd Before Citizens Icalled gnsolino Inws apparently foil tag. 25 cents. All druggists. Y > PROMPT! W O NT GRIPE «d from officials of this organization, Hon„. ,,f tourist towns ot the statu activities. His efforts during tho past I short of tho mark in estimating tho and will be in operation by February were overdoing tho rent boosting five years have been directed toward Adjusted Compensation Will Be I’ut revenue yield from the measure. Tho Up to Chamber of Commerce 1st. Tho plant, when engaged to full game, and that sooner or Inter they assisting legislation was designed to raise $1,commercial bodies in 000, 000 annually to ho expended on ■capacity, will bo able to pre-cool from would find that they had killed tho strengthening their organizations. 12 to 15 cars of produce dally.. The goose that was laying. This seems The six months of Us 1,000 CHICAGOANS The Organization Service Bureau Is CIUCAGO, Jan. 10.—Hanford Mnc- road work. cost of this, project when completod to have happened. Orlando, St. I’e- the repository of the most complete Nider, national commander of tho operation- in 1021 the measure yichl* SLEEP IN STREETS wlll amount to over $135,000 and has tersburg, Miami und the others are data with respect to organization American Legion, issued Instructions j cd only $228,056.41, or loss by almost been underwritten by tho members of proclaiming to the world that they methods. This information 1b distri­ last night to all Legion Posts to pro-! half the amount of $500,00, intended CHICAGO, Jan. 7.—Ten thousand tho oxchnnge. Tho Sanford Farmers’ have reduced rents to pre-war prices. buted to commercial organizations sent the case of adjusted componsa-1 to he rnised in that period, men are petitions nnd walking tin Exchange is affiliated with tho Flori- j But the St. Petersburg Indupeml- through letters and the spoken word. tion for former soldiers before Cham-1 The belief is expressed by good streets in Chlcngo during the day da Citrus Exchange and lias amongst eat very candidly declares tlmt the Years spent in studying tho subject hers of Commerce in every city of the roads ndvoentes, tlmt should the work nnd 1,000 sleeping In the open it Us membership n Inrgo number of tho reductions came too lute, for "it have qualified Mr. Brown to give ex­ United States in connection with tho „f the lawbreakers in this matter he night, a suh-committeo reported to progressive growers of this section, should have been made Inst summer,” pert advice with respect to activities referendum of that question, now be­ undone by the state’s highest tribu­ tiie city employment commission toTheir action in this matter is sufflc- says the Independent, or at tli. open- thnt can successfully lie undertaken, ing conducted by those bodies. nal, the state’s road building program dny. Tho commission voted to seek lent testimonial to the broad-minded, ing of the tourist season. Had the iitul those that should ho nvovlded by would not bo seriously hampered. an appropriation of $18,000 to lie sued (SERVICE IN RESTUARANTS far sightedness in successfully pro- tuts been made last summer the business bodies. This, in spite of tho fact tlmt the us- in operating municipal bath houses to mntlng a project which will eventually Chamber of Commerce could have ndIr ins visit to Florida chambers of MUST HE OBSERVED unltovy of two mills for road work, the homeless unemployed. plnco tho growing of produce on ns vertlsed the fact throughout the couti- commerce, Mr. Brown will confer with SAYS TAMPA OFFICER was cut to one mill at the Inst legis­ substantial a basis as will be found in try nnd thousands of people who have directors and committees on local or------lative session. Rub-My-Tlsm for Rheumatism. those sections of tho west whoro tho stayed in the north tins season would gnnlzntlon problems, and then talk to) TAMPA, Jan. 10.—Service is an pro-cooling of fruits nnd vegetables have come bore, attracted by the low tho membership on organization nnd(c88cnDal ingredient of fried-trout and French-fried potatoes, according B ntiHaBHaaHHHHHiuiBananriEZBEiKiiiiflHKNHHiiHnnaaxmiHUHaiia hns proven to bo a remunerative prop-'rents. Hut property owners saw fit co-operation. ositlon. During tho lust five years, Mr. t° Police Lieut, J. E. Carter, ami a ' KM to put on the same, or even higher, E. A. MARTIN SEED CO. la rents this season as were in effect last Drown has visited hundreds of organ- person failing to receive it is entirely Tho present system in voguo in this OLDEST AND LARGEST SEED HOUSE IN FLORIDA aoction is to load cars with produco, !>’«««•, and there were large numbers izntions in the various states. Ho is justified in leaving the food on the JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA whoso latent boat him been ngumant-!°f prospective tnvrlsls who felt that known as the author of works on com- table unpaid for SEED POTATOES cd In tho field by that of tho sun's, | they could not afford these prices, so mercial organization. His publication, ] A man was brought before Lieut. Spaulding Number 4 Rose, Early Red Illiss Triumph and Irish Cob­ bringing up tho temperature of tho they stayed at home. Hail they "Building and Maintaining a Local!Carter, recently on complaint of a blers. Wo are now ready to quote contract prices for December nnd car to such nn extent thnt in a great known that the prices were to come Chamber of Commerce" has been local restunrnnt proprietor, that when January delivery. Our Seed Potatoes are the highest quality, Maine many cases, decay occurs before ship-[down they might Imvo come here to widely circulated. This publication is'he came from the kitchen witii the grown, selected seed. Advise quantity nnd variety you will want. principally for tiie community whwich trout and potatoes tiie customer had mont is started. Shipments of perish-.spend the season, MARTIN’S HY-TEST SEEDS aides are presumably re-iced at dif-' “Tho market for houses and apart- lias no commercial organization and is gone. Tile customer explained that ilnvc made good with both the small gardener nnd farmer nnd the ferent points, hut in the event that, jmonts here is badly demoralized endeavoring to establish one. It is of his appetite had waxed sharp as ho ones who plant thousands of ncreH. Plant your Fnll Crops with RInrthrough oversight or nny other cause, Some owners are 'taking wlint they great value, however, to communities waited at the tabic to see tiie propriotin's Ily-TcHt Seeds and Insure results. tho shipment goes through without bo-'mu get' and tills has worked a hard soeking to reorganize their chambers, tor in the dual role of patrons in tho FALL CATALOGUE ing re-iced it arrives in the market ship upon owners of property who nnd to those desiring to study tho restaurant to the chargin of tho man Mnrtin’s Fnll Seed Catalogue is now ready. Write for It. Everyone in such a condition that the price off- had all the time asked only rcasoim- most npproved methods in orgnnlza-1 who desired trout and potatoes he Interested in Florida Fall Crops should avail themselves of Informa­ tion structure. wont upstairs to show a guest his ferod for it will hot pay llie freight. ble rental. All kinds of living quar tion contained in our descriptive catalogue. Supplied FREE on re­ Mr. Brown visited tiie following citroom. lie tired of waiting, the cusI’rncticnlly nil celery is washed, re -,u'rM aro now being offered at prices quest to those who send in their names promptly. Write for It today. stripped and ru-packod at destination ;t,,nt I,ro ,08a than will pay a fair ro­ les in Florida: Quincy, Jan. 3; Tnl- tomor said, and went across the street He was E. A. MARTIN SEED CO. und then .re-shipped to various m ar-jturn on investment. The excessive Inhassoe, Jan. 4; Lake City, Jan. 5 ; 'to nppeasc his appetite. Gainesville, January 9 and JacksonJquito right, Lieut. Carter said. 202-206 East Bay St. Phone 4377-1230 kets. Now York nnd other largo mar- uniting of prices is as bad for the villo today, January 10, ------------------------town as were the ton-high prices de­ in kets handle it thin way, and tho re­ The balance of Mr. Brown’s itincrFISHERMEN COOPPEKATE manded at the beginning of the senpacked standardized Sanford product ary in Florida is as follows: IN PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION often finds Its way hack to Miami and H,,n> January 11.—St. Augustine. other Florida cities. Tills accounts | “The Chamber of Commerce, somo January 12.—Daytona. WEST PALM BEACH, Jan. 10.— for tho great difference in price paid farsceing real estate dealers and tiie January 13.—New Smyrna. More than 100 fishermen of West the grower and that charged tho eon- independent urged the property ownJanuary 10.—Fort Lauderdale. aumer. Palm Bench und vicinity have formed ers last summer and fall to lie reasonMcWhorter No. 21 Hand Fertilizer DistribuJanuary 17.—West Palm Ilcacli. tiie Fishermen's Cooperative Associa­ It is tiie intention of Thu Sanford in ,lu'ir rifn,al 'd'MrgeH, hut were tors Now January 18.—Melbourne. tion for thu announced purpose of Farmers’ Exchange to strip, wash and l it,u‘r lm'Khed or condemned for January 19.—Titusville. placing their wares on outside mar­ $19.25 F. O. B. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. pre-cool before shipment and ship a 'h'ing so. 1hey ridiculed the IndcJiimi'iry 20.—Sanford. kets without tiie medium of local atnndardlzed brand to the markets, repeated urgency that the Write for special cash discounts, and delivered price. January 23.—Orlando. wholesalers. and obviously bring a greater return , la'v of supply and demand would gov Hundreds of these in use by Sanford Growers January 24.—Eustis. Captain Arthur E. Funnello of to tbo grower. Being pre-cooled w ill,'1'" r,‘n,"ls j‘ls* «8 it governs all otlilanimvy 25.—Montvcrdc, afternoon; Detliesda Park, was elected president GET DECEMBER 1ST, 1921, REDUCED PRICE LISTS BEFORE BUYING also insure tiie product from harm nc- I r ‘ (imnierdnl matters and went and diaries Gould, sect-entry of thu erulng from a failure to re-ice. ahead plnying the game. But when, Clermont, evening. E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER CO. January 26.—Leesburg. association. The fishermen claimed JACKSONVILLE -:•:* FLORID/ In fact It will lorn initiate tho necoa- " Ul" “ on* ‘l,L' >,.rolR'rty :,wm’riB January 27.—Ocala. tlmt a recent reduction in prices puid began to 'get cold feet', the Indepcndslty c for. ro-ieing -as pro-cooled shin-1 ' January 30,—Tarpon Springs. . * , (> them for their catches by local whole­ ments have gone forward to destiim-|l’Mt h"K" " unfi,,K thp,u not Ui l" January 31.—Clearwater. salers was prohibitive Tho Associa­ ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE tion with but the original icing and again they let feelFebruary 1.—St. Petersburg. tion remunerative markets. The Slave arrived in as good and some eases I K°l 1,10 U'*1 " [ j'" 1*""*"1 Februnry 2,—Uradeiitown. proceeds will tie distributed on the W. J. TH IG P EN & CO M PAN Y ■better condition than those which were “,"1 " r‘T ,ho r,," t"1 ronditions February 3.—Wuuchula. cooperative plan. AOENTS sre-iced along thu road. The saving to an> ,m y mixt>l1 11P’ the shipper ia re-icing charges \ £1 I "The conditions are easily nrialyUS FARM FOLKS HAS PASSED THROUGH amount to $10 per car. If the entire Ized. The high rentals eharged Inst WH()LFS ALERS, IIET AILEItS nhipmunt of perishables from Sanford y,',,r im|,oll‘''...... . who wnntwl ,n Wo ain't much, us folks on the farm, AND CONSUMER’S HANDS last season, amounting to over 5,000 'v" ','*ri i" Sl- IW ruburg to buy or lim a : t'KOI'I.KH IUNK IIIIILOING When it comes to Mowin' our horn; ears, bad been pre-cooled there would 1,1,11,1 h"m"* ,lH thu n,orc .......... F lo r 'd A We Jos’ go on a-filiin* our barn, Sanford, JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 9.—The linvp boon a saving of over $200,000 in t>,lan’ Tho «rcct,an "f nuar,y a lhou' A-pillln’ in oats an’ hay an’ corn. question of how some $228,000 would sand residences was the result. And ru-icing charges. 1 reckon they worry a deal about us, lie returned to gasoline consumers File members or the Sanford Farm- "(,W “ “""l r T U’ ,,r° 1,1 thoIr l.enstwiso it ’pears to look that «-1 tthoulil the supreme court uphold the «r jP Exchange are to be congratulated ■I*""'” ’ wiil. tb, natural eonsequenway; action of the lower court in declar­ ecs of a much less demand for rental upon their initiative in taking tlio Nearly ever’ meeting is called to dis­ ing void the recon‘ly enacted gasoline properties. In other words, condi­ preliminary steps to place tho grow­ cuss ing of produce in this section on a tions are adjusting themselves. It is How we could make tiie old farm substantial basis and those growers, (lie same old story of supply ami de­ pay. lesson that outside of tlio Ext'.lunge, who avail „mand. , Tiie .................... .... , must „ , ho . The mails is full o’ lit’mture, themselves of tfl.is system which!,l'nrnwJ I,usiAll tiie law-books bulgin' with hills; Palatka News. guurnntoos placing their produce o n opei.itmas. Ever' political lender bus got somo In the mnrket in prime condition, will cure I HAVE THEM have enusu to thank those who woru Soldier Testifies He’s puttin' out to end our ills. responsible for promoting this pro­ That Officer Shot Hut seems they forgit their anxiety ject, When the crops is sent into town; Private in Back The success of pro-cooling, having They’re all to busy gittin' theirs, you 1920-21 M odels been assured, tho possibilities for prof­ Saw Him Hlumt Soldier North of Ver­ see, it in this business, has already appeal­ dun in 19IH i i ^ w t help o„r price ««i"' | B U I C K , 5 - p a s s ......,$ 7 0 0 .0 0 ed to outside investors, and tlio Han­ P> is nttrnctford Chamber of Commorco 1ms been It’s nil right, 1 reckon, to fill up tiie' NASH, 5-pass..... 515.00 inpf atten­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.—Charles mlviscd thnt engineering nnd legal, ,, , . ,, , .... , burns IFORD COUPE ... 400.00 !. . . . . , . . 1 E. Fox, of Richmond, Va., testified tion—lots are hcinK sold right along nnd building in this preliminaries lire now being settled t t , , today lieforu the suimtu investigating section is such ns to gladden the heart of those who have for tho establishment of a .sixty car, . .... A"’0T n “'r”“"n’ °“l5 "nd 0n e 1921 Lexington, , . . .is to . -be „ti - i1 committee plant at Hanford whwich _ , . that .he saw .. Major . Hierome . , But pay ain’t n-comin’ to the men on the good of Sanford at heart. equipped with cord „ . capital. ... Oplo, of Staunton, Va., shoot ,a solnnneed, .by New wYork . the farm _____________ __ dier m tho> back north of Verdun in tires, bumpers, etc. Till they learn how to blow their This is no idle talk—l have weighed the statement nnd , ,, .. .re- 1918. The man shot was wearing an t)-pass„ a bargain vfi06 quickly relieves a cold. 13-16tc , 1American uniform, box said, and box horn. to say just what is my candid convictions would put it —Oklahoma Extension News. a t ...................... $1,000 was a hundred foot away. Fox de­ most too strong for tlio careful, conservative person—that CHOICEST MOONSHINE. Terms: Cash, or 50% cash and clared tho soldier was within six feet person whose eyes are turned backward—Tho fellow who balance monthly installments of Opio when tiie shooting took place, WILSON, N. C., Jan. 10 -Henry E. that ho Ind approached officer and British Forces has VISION will agree with me now—the other later. Thompson of Stnnto.mburg near here, ^ ^ ()ff Will Be Withdrawn Inys claim to having one of tho choice - , From All Ireland St bottlcH of moonshine liquor in the M world. Mr. Thompson in t o 1 OFFICERS CONDEMN London Times Declares it Will Involve LEXINGTON possessor of one quart of npplo grnnWATSON FOR CHARGES Fifty ThmiHiiml Men ----- a n d ----dy distillcd in Edgocombo county, North Carolina, in thu summer of , "The Man Who Sella Dirt Cheap" HUPMOBILE 1770. Thu whiskey has been in the l ,° A CAIf ' Jan’ co lvo" tio,n LONDON, Jan. lO.-The Times duDISTRIBUTORS Thompion and tlnuggs families for of American Legion officers in b l»rl- clnrea all British forces will be wlth. .................... W a t c h t h e S o u t h E a s t C o r n e r o f P a g e 1 to o mor0 than 160 years, Mr. Thompson ,ln ,uro tlu,ay ••doptdd resolutions! drawn from Ireland except Ulster, ns having hnd tho brandy moro than 50 condemning Senator Watson, of Ooor- rapidly ns possible, the movement lnyears. 'Kin, / or liis charges against tho army, volvllig about fifty thousuiiU men, T h is w ill fix . . m y cold A BIG PROPOSITION Dr. K ing’s New Discovery D r. K in g ’s Pilh BIG REDUCTION IN PRICE General Fire BARGAINS USED CARS Insurance Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots SANFORD IS GROWING “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION’ B. & 0. Motor Co. PARTS and SERVICE J . E. SPURLING �THE SANFORD DEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18,1922 from the improvementss of farms soil by including a legume in my crop Ferris, J ob. Guernsey and sovcral oth­ nnd construction of homes an rotation, by returning mnnure nnd ers among them Govomor Overstreet nboundnnt supply' of timber nnd strnw to the fields nnd by terrnclng to come to Sanford where they can hide out on tho Econlockatchlo until timber products is essential cur­ my land wherever It is needed. JU rently to highly developed agricul­ My fnrm nnd my homo should have Pussyfoot goes nwny. --------------------------ns ninny lnbor-snvlng devices ns I can ture. tot Bootlegger Bonus for the soldier* “Tho greatest forest asset of tho afford to buy. If life’s worth living to to ito ito tto ito ito ito i Southern stntes In tho long run is nt nil, it’s worth living on n fnrm would get quicker returns than a tax m » the growing power of her vast ncres where bnrns and homo nro provided on beer. If tho soldiers must suffor this Indignity they might Just ns well Elmer Tyner spent New Year’s day On Tuesday afternoon occured a of timber growing land, tho rnpidity with modem conveniences. From this bo shot for a sheep ns for a lnmb. time on, I’m going to sec thnt they ol Arendia going down with a friond wreck of the Florida Enst Const train of wood production in this region ---------- o----------in on nuto from Wlndomere, return­ No. mo about two miles enst of exceeds that of nny other pnrt of the got them. Tho Irish president with tho French United States. The economic pro­ ing homo Wednesday. Entorpriso Junction. Four frolght Mr. Lundy hns bought the ornnges name has resigned—reconsidcrod—re­ gress of tho South will be mensurod SEVEN THOUSAND ACRES enrs left tho track, only one person, signed ngnln—reconsidered—nnd was on Waifred and Carl Piersons grove WILL BE Dk AINED John Foster of California was seri­ by the degree nnd extent to which tho To prevent n cold tnke 6G6. 13-1 Btc , nj those on Mr. Chcezum’s place. soil is profitably employed. The ously hurt, ho having four broken IN HALIFAX DISTRICT finally voted out. Now, Ireland coma Mr. and Mrs. Noll Swanson spent grentest danger confronting the So­ on. ribs nnd collnr bong broken. IIo ---------- o --------jjcW Year’s day ns guestB of Mr. and $100,000 WORTH OF ls that of idlo was rushed to Dr. J. II. Glass of En- utho™ PALATKA, Jan. 10.—Work is ex­ LIQUOR IS SEIZED Mrs. Nelson In Sanford. Newberry stnrta the fight for hla terpriso nnd later Bent to Florida lands. pected to be started in a few weeks Messrs Lundquista and August sent in the Senate today. Rotten poli­ Enst Const hospitnl at St. Augustine. “The first step in my judgment on the drninngc of 7,COO acres of land tics nnd some of his colleagues are Swanson pnld a visit to our sister NEW YORK, Jnn. 7.—Prohibition Dr. nnd Mrs. G. M. Fowels of New ould be to crcntc a public agency in agents todny raided Jack’s restaurant city of Orlando Inst Saturday. York city nrrived Tuesday nnd are each state to assume charge of her included in the Ilnlifnx drainage dis­ standing by ready to help him put it Mrs. Nettles hnd to return to her nt Sixth avenue and 43rd street nnd located nt Benson Springs Inn. Dr. forest resources nnd furinsh leader­ trict, the contract for the work hav­ over. home at Orlando, Monday to tnke hnulcd away nearly $100,000 worth of Fowles is Secty. of tho Foreign Mis­ ship in practical provisions for their ing been awarded the Florida Drnin---------- o----------A large sionary board that owns Benson futuro. The obvious second step Is1 care of her mother who Ib ill and Mrs. liquor in motor trucks. and Construction Company of Pepper Ims been apointed to the August Swnnson hns tnken her plnco crowd of shoppers witnessed tho raid. Springs Inn. organized fire protection, or control, I’ulntka. senate to fill the vacancy mndo by this week nt the home of Mrs. Wil­ The agents left n summons for the Miss Estcllcnn Ilnnd one of tho extended to all clnsscs of forest lands Tho company ngreed to accept in tho denth of Penrose. Wo thought proprietor, John Dunston, some em­ girls of the Methodist orphnnage, re­ whatever their present condition. The payment fer the project January l. they had enough pepper thoro now liams. , Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Erlcson enter­ ployes of tho rcstnurnnt claimed thnt turned Tuesday nfternoon after Bpend­ rnzorbnck hog should not esenpe its The drninage work is to be completed with Tom Watson. tained Mr. and Mrs. John Borell, An­ the liquor comprised his personal ing the holidays in Jacksonville with clutches in the long lenf pine sections within IT) months under the terms of -----------o drew and Woodard Bertleson nt sup­ stock, kept in his home in tho same tho members of the Sundny School of the South doubtless also in tho he contract. An old-fashioned girl has been building with his cstablishmcrt. per on New Year’s eve. The work will consist of the con­ found in Brooklyn—they call hor old class thnt provides for her. Sho re­ other forest types." ---------- o----------Mr. Ulmer stated officers of the ns- ports a most enjoyable time while Mr. and Mrs. Noll Swnnson, Mrs. struction of a main cnnnl 11 miles fashioned beenuso sho profors .to llva NOTABLE SAYINGS of “MARSE long, from Rose Bay to the Hill road, nt homo nnd do housework to going T. 0. Tyner nnd Mrs. August Swan- socinticn anticipate tho largest meet- nwny. son attended the burial service nt tho,ing in Orlando over held h the orgnnand two outlet cnnnls, one extending into tho movies. Sho is not old fash­ HENRY" Col. C. W. Halford of New York reinctery of young George McDougnl >izatlon. from the hnmmnck to the river and ioned—sho just has sense. who hns spent several winters as last Snturdny. All were shocked nt All the judges In the state will be Benson Springs Inn nrrived Tuesdny. “I enme out of the war like many of another extending from the main his sudden death. rtquested to recess their courts the Mr. and Mrs. William I’ndgett woro the young fellows of tho south, a vory canal to the river. The two outlet Mr. Swain wns a guest on Mondny week of the meeting so ns to permit In Dnytonn on Tuesdny. picked bird, indeed. In order to os- canals already are in existence, hut at the homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Hlrschl. a large attendance by practicing ntEvery one pleased to notice im- cape t.n humiliation of borrowing must he widened and deepened *o suit Rev. J. S Clark nnd wife who nro torneys. The program of the nieet- provements being begun on Dr. jfrom a northern uncle, whose politicos tho purpose for which they r.re in­ WANTED A Fowels place on the boulevard. living on the old General Flnlgnn ing will bu nnnounccd Inter. I did not approve, I wont with my tended. They nre about ono nnd one WANTED—Young cow. Must 5* plnce hnvo been mnklng n few moro number of jurists of national reputa­ Tho children and teachers of the watch to nn ‘uncle’ who hnd no half miles in length fresh and good milker. J. H. Mai­ The main cnnnl will vnry In width cnlls on Wednesday but this last tlmo tion will nddress tho gathering. politics at nil nnd got $30 on it." Public School worked fnlthfully 18-tfe It was decided by tho council that Thursday in the cleaning of tho school from 110 feet at tho bottom mer, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. the work on tho old church organ hindered getting around but for ono tho Bar association continue ita off grounds and are very proud indeed of “I shnll stny where I am. Offico nnd the two outlet canals will he 20 SEE M. S. 1NELSON"-for all kinds ol orts to pass tho bill to regulate the tho change in nppenrancc. hauling. 31-tfe or two short coIIb. Is not for me. Beginning in slavery feet wide nt the bottom. They will Let us not forgot tho Wednesday bnr which wns approved at the Inst Messrs. Wooley nnd Ncnl returned to end with poverty, it is odious to my vary in depth from three to seven FOR SALE evening meeting nt seven o’clock In nnnunl convention. This bil1 it will to Now Smyrna nfter a few days sense of freedom," Col. Wnttorson feet, except where the cnnnl crosses bo remembered yas passed by tho sen­ Ridgewood Avenue, nt which point it "EXIDE" BATTERIES, the Giant Upsnln, Tuesdny nt Lake Mnry, Frlhunt in this section. declared after a term in Congress nnd will he from 12 to 15 feet deep. that lives in n box. Wo can now fur­ dny nt Sorrento while he will bo with ate of Florida but was not reached by thereafter preached that an editor Roth of the canals to ho used as nish six Volt Batteries at $24.50. Wa us ngnln for preaching on tho 4th, the houso before ndjourment beenuso 'should not seek public offico. OUR PUBLIC OFFICIALS of tho congested condition of the cnloutlet ennnls will lie 20 feet wide at buy, sell, exchange, recharge nnd toSunday. the bottom. They will vary in depth pnir all makes Batteries.—Ray Broth­ Sundny school moctB at 3:00 next lender. Every effort will be made to Attendance at tho meetings of the hnvo this hill pns°ed it the 1933 ses- county commissioners or the city com­ “Journalism is the art of knowing from three to seven feet, except whore ers. Phone 548. 0-tfe Sundny. Como nnd help us hell is going to brenk loose and having the canal crosses Ridgewood Avenue Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Lundqquist nnd >ion of the legislature. FOR SALFL^Ono fresh Jcrsoy cow missioners or even the weekly lunch­ n man there to cover it.” at which point it will be from 12 to —C. Dunn, Route 1, Sanford. son returned home Tuesday nfter a Members of the executive council eon of the governors of tho Chamber 15 feet deep. 22-ltp pleasnnt ten days motor trip to dif­ of tiie state association include, Judge of Commerce will convince anyone “One of my hoys." noth of the canals to he used as FOR SALE—Light touring car, now ferent points in sotuh Florida, in­ C. O. Andlcws, president, of Orlando; that officials working for no salary cluding Fort Myers to visit his broth­ Judge W. II. Ellis, of TnltahnsBco, and devoting their time to city nnd “No man can write his Lost under cutlets across the tracks of the Flor­ buttery, good tires, excellent me­ and while til... chanical condition, little down payer Ililmcr nnd wife nnd with relatives Senator W. A. McWilliams, of St. county affairs-----------are doing -a ........... great work —.... * -------......nlchnlie stimulation. What you cnll i , ida ,East . Coast, railroad . . Augustine, Judge O KKK. Reaves, of and it is solely a work of love. These limited stimulation is apt to he gene- l!,re,,Kin,r worJ at Tiger Bny. p” Brc!" “ W‘" niont and long terms. Seo Magoo at Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred KKrell nnd two Tampa, Armstead Brown, of Miami, pcoplo give up many hours of their rate into habitual stimulation and be luccssary for the railroad work t IIof-Mac Ilnttcry Co. 22-ltp Eunico nnd Elnnore Tyner enmo up Herman Ulmer, secretary, of Jackson­ time every day for tho good of tho thence into dropping the delinquent detour nt both points FOR SALE—Coal oil heater, $8.50; from Windemerc, Snturdny in their ville, nnd Phil S. May, treasure**, city and county. Tnko the county from the payroll. A clenr brain, a electric Uiblo Htoves, $12.50 value* Pussyfoot Johnson will begin Jacksonville. nuto to spend Now YYcnr’s dny with commissioners nnd the city commis­ full mind nnd an honest purpose nre for $7.00, in perfect condition. 418. "cleaning up” Orlando ono dny this tho homo folks. sioners and their long drnwn out meet­ the essentials to good and useful 0 Magnolia. 18-tp ROAD DEPARTMENT TO ings in which they spend an hour or writing, the only kind of writing that week. Wo hereby invito Hilly Glenn A Glad Miss Eunico got homo just in nnd the Drossier Twins, Harry Bee more over some little communication hns nny rcnl value." time for tho double surpriso party CONSIDER $2,000,000 WORTH 13-15tc man, Braxton Boochnin, Jim Giles, Joe nnn cures Bilious Fever. held in tho community Snturdny on OF NEW ROADS "taxpayer" or "pro bono publico" or some other prominent citizen and they tho new bride nnd her sister. While convalescing from u previ­ sit and talk and try to get tho best ous illness he consented to rend some It seems that Mr. and Mrs. Albert TALLAHASSEE, Jnn. 7. (Special) Cruso after nil did not movo to Now Bids tabulated today hy the state road results for the prominent citizen or advance obituaries of himself. His Smyrna hut instend moved into a ten­ nnd Mrs. Willinni II. Burns, Akron; taxpayer nnd still do their duty to­ omments were characteristic: America’$ Standard 4-Cycle Matine Motor ant house on the plnco of Mr. nnd Mrs. depnrtmont engineers for building an­ ward their city and you wonder just "I am getting a foretaste of my Hick with their mother and children, other million dollars worth of trunk­ why these gentlemen ever consented own funeral—sitting upon the grave, lie hns beon working nt tho pump sta­ line highways in the state, and with to tnke the position. No one knows as it were, nnd reading the obituaries the hours of work pul in hy the coun­ tion. the four projects tabulated yesterday, ty commissioners and tho city com­ and grinning at the hoys, hut very Miss Mnrgret Erlcson returned make approximately two million dol­ cheerful and grateful. It is ‘kind o’ home Snturdny from l’alatka where lars worth of road contracts which missioners in this work for tho pub­ nice’—heaps better than being saddled she visited with friends, taking a trip may be let at the coming meeting of lic. That is no one knows how much with motives and called names.” also to St. Augustine butMrs. Andrew the department, Jnn. 18. The four they nre doing nil the time unless you attend all the meetings. The Herald "Prohibition lias kept the hoys so­ Bertleson and daughter Clara nre to projects covered nre: wishes to say that they aro doing u remain a while. Arc the finest high grade Marine Motors made Ornngo county, eight and a half great work regardless of mistakes ber and made liars, sneaks and law­ Mrs. DoForcst has been having a in America today. They arc strong and rugged, miles between Plymouth and tliut they might, make and thnt wo breakers out of the rest of us." gaud deal of work done on the interior nnd will drive n bont continuously at full speed Mount Dora, 'he latter in Lake all make from time to time. “It bus none. it lias readied its of her home, enrpentry nnd painting or can he controlled for nny speed desired. Won­ county. It will cost $228,010. And the sumo goes for those men limit. The public knows its ‘tricks’ as Well as on the outside making it a derful control, easy starting, economical, depend­ Putman county, nearly thirteen who aro working without pny on tho only too well."—Henry Watterr.on on very beautiful country home; she able. The low price is due entirely to quantity miles between Sisco nnd tho spent Christmas with friends in San­ Volusia county line, joining the committees and on thu board of the (lie future of American journalism. production. Used by 70% of world’s best boat Chamber of Commerce trying to in­ builders and government life boats. Catalog on ford. road to DcLnnd, ami cast coast still some enthusiasm into the breasts “In those places where the sufferi­ request. Alfred Erlcson was off duty for a points. It will cost $.‘151,078. of the dead ones from wliuncu the ng rich do congregate, tho truth of few days at tho shop, not being well Volusia county, ninet nn miles be­ spark has fled. These men may get 4-Cyclo Only —3 to 40 H. P. —$135 to $1550 Watt’s hymn finds every day expres­ nnd Mrs. Erlcson and children took tween DeLeon Springs and tho Put­ credit for what they have accomplish­ sion: KERMATH MANUFACTURING CO., Detroit, Mich. man cciinty line, joining road nor?it ed after they nre dead hut the Herald For Satan finds some mischief still, to I’alatkn nnd other points. It wishes to give them credit while they For idle hands to do, will cost $285,500. aro living. “Rut, tho whirl goes on, tho yachts Alnchtia county, twelve and n sweep proudly out to son; the uuto half miles hotwoon Burnette’s A MATTER OF TIME IMPORT­ cars dash madly through the streets; Lake and Gainesville, linking up ANCE TO FLORIDA. more and darker and deeper do tin* ning down the middle of tho poii> contrast of life show themselves. two parts of State Road No. 2 run- The Fourth Southern Forestry How long shall it lie when the mud­ ninstila. It will cost $178,005. Thedford’s Black-Draught Highly congress will he held in Jackson, sill millions take the upp or ten thou­ With tho completion of tabulation Recommended by a Tennessee this morning, contractors left singing Mississippi, Februnry (Jth, 7th and sand by the throat and rend them, as While Florida loads all the furiosos of tho terror in France praises of the promptness and dis­ 8th, 1022. Grocer fo r Trouble* Re* did the aristorcats? As the bolshe­ patch with which the engineers com­ other states in production of naval suiting from Torpid vik! nre overturning Russia, and pre­ pleted their tusk of tabulation. Each stores, the quantity is getting sently nil Europe, tho issue between ! Liver. contractor wns given a tabulation of smaller each year. There are hun­ capital and labor is full of generating *M>•>*«•+<• +*4*+4>*J*<*❖ *1*Si*V-J-+++•> v *•>V* ■*>++++ tho various projects nnd bids, nnd dreds of thousands of acres of cut conflict. Who shall say that, broken v this was the quickest service they had East Nashvlllo, Tonn.— Tho offl® received nt any opening of bids any over and idlo lamia which would loose in the crowded centers of pop­ t lency of Thedford's Black-Draught, tbs where. To clenr the decks this morn­ bo growing now crops of pine tim­ ulation, it may not any day engulf us Eenulno, herb, liver modlclno, Ifl ing, engineers worked way into last ber for future turpentining oper­ all?” ations, for ernto material and for Touched for by Mr. W. N. Parsons, a night nnd the night before. R E A L lumber if tho areas could ho pro­ ON THE NEW YEAR I RESOLVE facer of tbtB city. "It la without tected from fires which kill or doubt tho beat Ilvor modlclno, and I THAT "Expert Seek Plan to Get German stunt the little ncedllngs that como don’t bcltovo I could got along without it- I tnko It for sour stomach, Load* Cash" says hcndlino In Tampa Times. up voluntarily. I will try to cut crop production echo, bad ilvor, lndlgostlon, and all Wo didn't know it took experts to col­ The Florida Development board costs, other troubles that aro tho result o| lect a hill long pust due. hopes that there will he a large I am going to study more profitable ---------- o---------» torpid Ilvor. delegation from Florida at tho methods of marketing. "I hnvo known and used It for years, Cnrl Dann sold Charlie Gano a lot in congress, as the program will he I am going to pny ns I go, trying snd can and do highly rocommond it Orlando the other day and tho Report­ very interesting and FFloridn needs to mnke poultry nnd dairy products to ovory ono. I won't go to bod with­ er-Star is bragging about it. Just for more people with a vision nnd tho carry current expenses. out It In tho houso. It will do all It that Ed. Lane will sell him tlirco lots inspiration to discuss this subject I ani going to start, this year, on a clalmB to do. I can’t Bay onough for while he is hero today. Sanford hns in overy city nnd hamlut through- progrnni that will enable me to own It" already taken out citizenship papers out the state. p my own farm, free from oncumbrnnco. Many othor men and women through­ for Charlie. W. II. Grccly, chief, United States I'm not going to follow a one-crop Fruit and Vegetable Grates out tho country Iiavo found Black---------- o---------Servlet haa said: "Tho na­ system of farming; I’m going *o raisi % Draught Just no Mr Parsons describes Remember that tho Herald offico tional importanco of tho forest re my own feed and as much of my food You Can Buy Front U* at •—valunblo In regulating tbo liver to has one of the finest stocks of sta­ sources of tho South is well match­ as possible. Wholesale Prices Its normal functions, and In cleansing tionary in the city nt very rensonnblo ed hy their vnluo to tho Southern I’m going to hnvo on my farm at tho bowels of ImpurltlcB. W rits lor P r L a I lit prices. Got a lin0 on thnt fine box States themselves. Consider for a i least two niilk cows, two brood sows Thedford’s Black-Draught Ilvor modi- of correspondence cards nnd station­ moment the vast quantities of lum- 76 purebred chickens, one-half acre W. A. Merryday Company cino Is the original and onl7 genuine. ery combined for ono dollar. You her which this region will need in .of home orchard nnd garden and five Accept no Imitations or substitutes. will pny $2.50 for tho same box in tho development of her ngrleultu- stands of bees. Palalka, Florida . Always ask to* Thedford's. tfiS other cities. ral lands and industries. Aeldo | I will conserve the fertility of my ■mu UPSALAAND GRAPEVULE the opportunity to call at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Voile Williams to boo their now hsby, Charles Julius nnd nt other friends in Grnpcvillo. Mr. nnd Mrs. Beck cntortnlncd Mr. nnd Mrs. Prichard and Mrs. Benton nnd daughter Alice nnd Mr and Mrs. Westcrdlck, New Yenr’s day, it being MMr. Pritchards birthday. Mrs Pritchnrd remained hero n few doys whllo her husbnnd and A. F. Wsterdick, went back nnd firth to their work on Mrs. Benton’s house neer Maitland. ETCHINGS CLASSIFIED WANT ADS Marine Engines SOUR STOMACH INDIGESTION Philip R. Andrews R e a l E s ta te Service! | SANFORD, FLORIDA MONEY SAYING PRICES PHONE 371J On Flour, Grain and Feed �re?' 5.7*7 HPfl Idle hands soekk something devilish TOO MANY HOLIDAYS Tinker has told President B axter, company, found his way back to hit to do nine times out of ton. Idle thnt he hntes to leave Orlando,.nnd [father’s houso, satisfied to feed thLj hands must lind something that is Orlanuo orgam- nogs an i oat husk* Rh lh«in, * | A proponnl made In New York to promises to givo MW m. J. GOLLT ..............TmUul u.d EJlUr different jjisucs of t<ne same newoV . f , LltLARD............. iM itU rr »nd Tr.i.urar pnpor. Every timo you boo a celebrate Jnnunry 17 ns n holiday ln zntion every assistance In his power. Then it pulls Its pntent, unlawful. Mighty little difference botween tht M, A. M itt...................... Oon*r»l MlB***T double-action sneer—“Ab ha- anoth­ court in session you see go Irinny honor of Benjamin Franklin has mot And it is on tho enrds thnt If tho Tennessee fodder fccdor nnd tho bib. I PuMUbad XT»ry Friday by er samplo of newspaper inaccuracy." cases especially of young lads who with shnrp criticism from various city has no bnll club this summer, thoilicnl husk later expect thnt the latter . Dunkl Fnr more ofton than not hnving nothing clso to do ongngo in qunrters. Ono protest published in Charleston club, with Tinker ns mnn-1was treated to a fatted calf and , this Is nut tho fault of olthcr the something thnt brings them within tho Worchester (Mass.) Telegram, nger, may tnko sovcral of tho local fenst, while porsumnbly the Tennei(laaarparatad) newspaper or tho reporter. By far tho pnlo of tho lnw. Thero thoy are camo from a workingman nnd present! players.—Reporter Stnr. scan Is still hungry. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE IN ADVANCE I -----------a-----arraigned in court nnd their plcn is tho greatest enuso of error In a repAnd from both of these cases on* cd an argument of particular interest •ONE TEAR....................................... M.IO Mnny now people nro coming to learns thnt thc old homes and friends «ix months ................................... i.n rcsontntivo metropolitan newspaper usually thier immature years which nt this timo. Ho wrote: THREE MONTHS....................................71 is not inaccuracy on tho pnrt of tho many timeB get them off with a “Your plan to observe Frnnklin’s tho city and aro anxious to spend tho nnd occupations brought more conEatarad ai Bacond d ata Mall Mattar Au«uit It, reporter, but "ivory" on tho pnrt of light sentence. Idle hands nnd they birthday will tnko another day’s pay winter hero. They should bo accom­ tentment thnn enn be found by roving USA at tha Poat Offlca at Sanford, Florida, established sources of information. are led into devilment usunlly . by from tho pocket of every workingman modated. Wo note with satisfaction Ondar Aot of March t , 1171. A feedin’ fodder to a mule and tend.' thnt Sanford now has mnny good nwny thoy go. So many boys growWhen a rnilwny labor hoard enn ing tho hogs ut father’s home nre bob in the stato, close all tho courts, city Tha Sanford DaUy Harald la pnbllahad ovary nftornoon (aieapt Sunday) and thoroughly cor- change its mind three times in tho some one older thnn themselves nnd and stato, tho exchanges, the libraries, places whoro they can get accommo­ ter occupations thnn forever chining art this tradlny aaotlon. Adrartlalny rataa roaa___ ana hit and tnada hnown on applieatlon. H.00 COUWO of one perfect day on the in- ing op in idleness, in shlftlessness, the schools and most business houses dations and tho hotels nnd rcstnurants rninbows nnd subsisting on regrt*._ V r y » r . at par month, in adttanco.________ te r p r e t n tio n of a perfectly pluln bit in laziness. If thoy hnd to work in the cities, causing a dead loss of nro coming down on their rates. And Miami Metropolis. Phono 141 of English, reporting becomes a job ten hours a dny they would ho too millions of dollars. That is what hol­ if they do not como down thoy should ■Offwl "HERALD HtflLDIHO bo told nbout it. For instance, tho tired nt night to think of nny dovil- iday means. •• I crclk’n Adv.rtlulnu Repreaontntlvn 1 for soothsayers. M M Sr ^ Tiu amchicanpuess association If they worked ton hours a Daniel, competent reporter though mont. “Hardest of all will be the loss to restaurant nt tho station charged a couple 00 cents for two sandwiches he was, would have hnd a fino time dny thoy would have tho money for the workers. REDUCE PRICE OF WEEKLY at Belshazzar's feast if they hnd their needs nnd not ho forced to rob “Last month three holidays cost mo nnd two cups of coffee tho other night. kept changing the handwriting on other people to get thnt money. If $.’10. If the Franklin schema goes I Unless we are badly mistaken this Is On and after tho first of Fobruary him every ten minutes. Thnt night they hnd money earned honestly they will he docked another $30 at the be­ entirely too much and the people who By n Sanford Celery-Fed the Weekly Herald wll ho $2.00 per it would have been Dnn’l, not Bel, would not need to break tho laws in ginning of tho Now Year and in tho nro hit howl about Sanford instend of Man year instead of $2.G0. Tho Herald who died.—St. Petersburg Times. order to procure money. Thorn are following short month $20 more and the restaurant authorities who do not will put on a enmpnign nt thnt tlmo live in Sanford. Come down, ail along i Q K i n i i i i i k i n i i R i n i r * -----------a----------many young lads looking for work $H0 in three months—for what?" and wants every one In Somlnolo ALWAYS NEED OF PUBLICITY because they want to find work. Occasional holidays are essential to thc ,inc and y°u wl11 Kut 1,10 Pc°I,Ic' county to subscribe for the Weekly, There nrc many others looking for mankind's health nnd happiness, nnd Young lawyers hnvo nn awful time -----------a---------- A SONG OF REMORSE work so they can avoid it nnd if they surely no one, however greatly in W .\J it seems to us fellers looking on. They Without equivocation the asser­ hnd a job they would not hold it. There is Just one to build up Han need of funds or averse to recreation, seem to feel their smnll hopes of get. ford and thnt is to build up San­ tion nmy lie made thnt the cities nnd The war brought many changes nnd Wuuld wish to abolish all of them. Because it is so simple nnd human­ ting by in a forlorn hone and yet they t,s °f Horlda which are doing (|H fnr na wo (.nn Hl,0 |t ,j|(| nothing There Is, nevertheless, need to check like, a three-verse piece of literature hnvo to piny tho game ns the court ford hnd stop talking, stop hack hit- cminlr* 4 lift It. Mi#A«t4 a . ■...mI# nl#\n/a the largest amount of■ .work along to tiring the idle class into n hotter Ing," stop censure, stop knocking, tho growing tendency to celuhrato ov­ which might hu called blankety-blank sees it, defending peoplo often times thc lines of proper publicity nro tho understanding. In fnct the recon­ ary sort of occasion with n holiday. verse, just clipped from an exchange, that they know nre hopeless but they atop nil political bickering, stop nil petty fights, stop talking nt all—do places which nro gaining the most struction has made more of /them There is too much dosing of schools is too good to hu hidden away in pat­ “carry on’ just tho nnme, in business nnd new people. It mny idle, made more of them vicioiiH nnd ent insides or small town papers. It and shops for special days. something. be stated, farther, thnt Osceola coun­ made many of them bhlnk tho world ---------- o----------The month of November in many is signed by John Palmer Cunning, Times Are Getting Better ty has done nothing in this line; that Kv Orlando is making much talk the only publicity being gained is owes them a living and they aro too (communities was a much Interrupted who writes: Times nro getting better and tho Idle hands aro month. Armistice day and Thanks- When I was feedin' fodder about the hull team and asking through private parties who subscri­ Inzy to collect it. sure signs nro nmong tho following: giving Day were legitimate and renswhether the city wants it another bed for numerous issues of The Gaz­ the’devil's workshop. To a mule in Tennessee, A hank enshier hesitated before ho -----------0----------. onnblo holidays. But in addition to A fellow como nnd told me, year or not? Sanford has said “not”. ette nnd the free copies of this pap­ refused mo u loan. A year ago he WHY ARK EDITORIALS? those two, somo cities closed up "You're a brilliant man to be It is too expensive among our many er which are sent out each week nover even hesitated. He said “NO", schools and business nt least part of A-foedin’ this hero fodder luxuries nnd while it is a nice gnmc upon request. Last week there was just like that. for tho hoys it "gulls" the men who one visitor who plni'cd the names of People have n queer idea of editor- a day for tho reception of visiting To a mule in Tennessee." Merchants aro going after business. have to pay for it. Last year they hnd so much thoy ials, some people, that is. Most 0f c. d ubrllios from Eur°P° and for olcc* An’ when 1 thought about it four fricndH living in Illinois upon ---------- o — *'on9, i I seen an open rond, didn't have to go after it. thu subscription list—each for six them realize that an editor is not try­ Would it not be just as sincere an An' stopped and wondered whither More men aro joining tho Chamber A lot of bhese changes of secret months—while thero are numerous of Commerce. They want to get to­ treaties now being aired at thc arms cases where single subscriptions ing to force his opinion on nny one in in,noring of great men nnd events if This here rond mi'jht of "oed, an editorial but is merely pointing instead of dropping work and turn-1 A-Icndin’ from the mountain gether and talk over thc readjust­ conference reminds us a great deni were taken for the same length of the way and tho reader can do as he to a day of gaiety, wo did actually An’ tho only pence I knowed. ments in business. Last year they of tho spirit of uncertainty, tho clouds tjn,0i Tho countv o* Osceola nor or she pleases about taking tho adthink and speak of them, seeking to An’ though 1 made a bundle . idn't givo a d—a whether their neighof misunderstanding which used to tj,o municipality of Kissimmee subvice. The Palm Beach Post sizes it up understand their ideals, the while we o f all there was to me, jtir live 1 or not. hover over the relations between Or- Hcr||)Cd for not ono COpy. | performed our daily tasks » little hot- pVe often thought how happy And business is getting better be­ Inndo and Sanford. Wo think the j Mllimtco county Ims expended as follows: Why are editorials? What aro odi-ltcr than usual. j t.crtainly would be cause Henry McLnul'n says so. Nations ought to get in a League. moro than three thousand dollars in o— • — Back there a-feeding fodder Look what baseball did for The City pul,|jc|ty through1 the newspapers! torials? TOO MUCH KNOCKING. I To that nude in Tennessee. An Orlando woman, who makes her Beautiful and the Celery City—It nl- and n,orc than thirty thousand pieces . ,''dit""ial8 l,robttb|y camo " ,to ,,x’ istenco because newspaper people are niosti wrecked tho two towns.—Or­ of literature linve boon sent out. In Taken altliogetber with the spelling own dresses, out tj) thirteen yards of their lando Sentinel. While we are all loyal to Florida nnd, punctuation, nnd cloth from a pattern and when .-he Saint Petersburg nearly thirty thou- human and want to express , ............. -................ ...........the temptation . ....... « ---------- o------ -- 1921 model in­ sand dollars have been raised among *'" honest paper lues to keep aM a wluilo, yiq Home of us are too remorse, these three verses tell th< discovered it was belittle the advantages of story of many persons win* nspore to stead of a 1922 one, it took two doc­ Some men there are who having the citizens, in addition to what is its personal bias out of reports of for some time set themselves up as inised on the millage, for tho pur- the news so far as is humanly possl- ,,t|u.r sections as compared with our live onplanes notintended forthem, tors to tide her over thu crisis. the story of the great seers and psilosophrs and ever pose of spreading over tho world tho bio. In the editorial it is at liberty own< The Moore Haven Times has1It reminds one of A chasm that often separates good great seers and philosophers and ever advantages to be found there. Corn- to nny what it thinks about events as j rintvd a timely article entitled “Why Prodigal Son,in Scripture accounts, reported in the news. After nil the Knock Any ,.arl of K i o r k l u saying, who, after a period of life in rapid friends—sarcasm. try to start political rackets hero missioners of Dado county have pinefront time to time in order to air cd in her budget $110,000 for public!- fourth estate has as much right to ,.,f „rtrnilKor who ilt viBili„g Flor|«|n ________________________________ _ t,Uhl)r CMaHt hu to,d in — never satisfied unless they are stir- ty purposes. Dade county is un­ opinions and to the free expression thereof as any of tile first three. The (,|0 |h|and vH[vh lhal lU wH1 ring up something scenting to forget afraid. In Lake county there have fact that people read editorials justil>at him n|ivc% or t|mt a ti(|a, wavi. that their own doorstep is muddier been more than one thousand appliIn the coast thnn the one they are censuring, cations made for rooms and homes fies their being, and suggests tiiat may wash him away towns be is advised to stay near salt Many things aro better left unsaid, and lands us a result of tho propa- they have some value. Wlmt aro editorials? They aro water, that (lie inland is hot and un­ All of us live in glass houses. gnuda previously sent out from thu comment, . , , ' expressions 1 , ,of, a 1paper's ' healthy. In the lull section lie is told, — -------o----------various cities in that country and opinion on various subjects. I hoy t,mt t,)jH js (lu, nly place in the state ' FARMKBS IN I'1.0 It I DA FARES ll|is is in addition to the applications i may represent one man’s opinion or where citrus fruit can be grown, and received by thu several towns. WELL a paper's policy. Moreover, they are thnt tlie flat country is under water I lilts it goes throughout thu state. UNIVERSAL CAR informative as news cannot lie, since An Indian « large land owner, now t,Hluola im" “ y '*• il 'M'wHovoil, the they are not confined to the happen­ most of (lie time. Down in DetSotu in Tampa for the winter, declares he ‘’nl> ^om which there is ings of one day. They may delve into lie is told not to invest in grove pro­ cannot sell land in that state for *',at "ut '•«» "'duremeats of a causes and draw conclusions. Alas, perty to tiie north, as it will freeze In tlie flat woods could have gotten $200 an acre for.!nat“ ru tl" attraet wl,° 8Ct'k a they are a never ceasing cause of con­ sooner or later. the stranger is told to steer clear of High taxes and low farm products vv,nl‘‘r humu or rnuinunt residence. troversy. One editorial may please the sand hill country, as it costs moro The matter might as well be looked «re tlie cause. We suggest that ho somebody, hut it is certain that every for fertilizer than the crop will bring. at squarely in the face. With a take $.‘19 an acre for his land nnd ono will displease somebody, which He is told thnt the Everglade country desire to "save money" the levy for come to Floridn, where tho annual does not matter so very much after is so wet it would bog a snipe, an I publicity purposes allowed the coun­ increase in land values will enable all. that any crops raised there will not ty by law was cut squarely in two. him to invest here and recoup his Editorials do not exist to reflect carry to market. Tlie result prob-1 r Then, because thu attorney for the loss nnd more, in the next five or popular opinion, nnd contrary to pop­ county believed bhut the commission­ ular opinion, at their best they are ably is that the stranger pnsses up > jiix years. all newspapers pot v "itten altogether to sway opin­ each anil every part of Florida, ami The farmers of the western nnd ers should censor , „„ then goes home and writes a story to . , , , . , sent out, mercy because l tie Gnzion. contrnl grain states have a just kick , J . . . t)u> local paper telling how worthies^ cite bad been scraping a bit of ctitiIt is often said, particularly in coming. The Republican party con­ all Florida lands are." All this is ole lure and thero by tolling facts .m ill cities, thnt papers should con­ demned Woodrow Wilson for fixing (rue. Our people should take a leaf tlie agreed-upon subscriptions to lie fine their editorial matter to local tile price of wheat at $2,!ir>, claiming out of tlie book of the Californian. If sent by Tlie Gazette and paid for by matters, that people take their opin­ they could have gotten $!l,!lo if Wil­ . . . , tlie, stranger out .. there . . asks. about . . . nnson had not interfered. Well, no the commissioners were “counter­ ions on national anil international other community, It is praised to the manded." subjects f.'u.u the I rgo:- papers. If •one is interfering now: and thoy do sky, and si tht good word goes around tlie people take their opinions on any,, ... , , .... . any that the ablest bodied farmer's . It , ,is, time , that, little, peccadillos , nil Ca,iforaio Californio ',H is H splendid. thing from any editorial column, they tlmt hat a11 »dt’nd,d' That ll,a t, son in that section cannot stand up . “ is one reason why Los Angeles is the milder a dollar's worth of Harding large number depends upon action. art chumps. An editorial presents a It is time tlmt thu “running of a point of view and presents it as con- ‘ f J in tile world today.—Florida administration oats.—Tampa Tribune, country" by a nnc-mnu power should vincingly as possible, but it is not -n---------cense. If Osceola desires to como the law and the prophets. FINDING FAULT into her own at an early moment the The best service it can perform is HUES I ION Ol* BASE r BALL FOR SEASON people should auizu optortunity to stimulate thought. If it can prove There are those in the world—nnd . . . . . . DISCUSSED FOR ORLANDO . . . . , . . . „„ . . when it s presented—nnd all should a point by statement of chapter or especially that part of the world ns .... . . .find . . (ll Other verse, if it can turn up un important newspaper readers—who their work together . in harmony. Thc question whether or not Or. ' joy .in gloating , T X 7 H E R E can you spend $355 greatest over„ ,i,„ tlie ... o r-.counties* in tlie state did not fear to side light that reveals a new angle of , „ plunge a little and results are (icing u problem, if it can inspire active in- b,ndo have professional Imscbnll rors, a, newspaper ' . " I ho piildioity ... . . . .city . and. ^ ^ in motor transportation w here . , makes. ,,........... torust in a subject of importance, if il ,u’xl summer nmy bo settled 1*ridny And since it gives them pleasure felt. , or. .this . ... your dollar will go as far as in the wbcn rw M i'iil F. E. Baxter of no newspaperman worthy or tho this county' in which all (mould have nays something, it is a good editorial r participated and in which all were and Ims fulfilled, its purpose. Elok>rnl baseball organization will purchase of a Ford Touring car? nnmo would for ono instant deprive ' t them of tills surcease from their wl” inK to participate has been nib quuneo and stylo are precious, but tho n d *_ a meeting to thresh out tlie sitIndividuals have been responsible ior substance is essential. In slant, an nation. troubles and ills. T he initial outlay and the after ex­ editorial is tho result of thought, dos“^r' B'^dcr told a representative of But sometimes even tlie newspap­ wlmt little there Ima been done. There is such a tiling . ns being sign al to instignlo thought. None of d,l! Reporter-Star this morning tlmt pense are so small that your Ford erman feels like taking a little joy , ... , .. "penny wise and pound foolish.’ lo which alters thc fact that people will 1,0 wil1 Pllt the proposition before the out of life for himself and ho finds 1 / 1 Touring car will pay for itself many ., . . . i... .i.n Invest a dollar nnd got buck two is continue to like editorials expressing hieetlng that of tho $11,000 tho club thnt pleasure in "passing tho buck . ... . . .to. . those who , nro responsible. ......... . business;’ to invest nothing“ and get tliori point of view and to disapprove “w<*s him personally, hu will forfeit times over w hether used as a family along " those with which they do not agree. ?r'> 0(,0i if » '"'W organization is formed mi i i . .i ..a. I...... hack nothing is foolishness. c a r for p le a s u re , fo r b u sin e ss Tho wonder is, to those who know If they were wise they would follow ,l”d he Is given tho assurance of tlie tho inner workings of a newspaper! .» a!iKht l,u. udd‘!d' nf lun “,,y , , purposes or both. plant, largo or small because of the th..t tho year just closed 1ms been tho paper's example and do tluir o.vn ! nivn• of the balance. "Tho nH -'.H of the club," tho prcaimany and varied operations that are th“ bcHt >'c,ar rbo (,,azctlw «»»■ thinking, reading editorials i.. po>. :be blu lighthouses to pul..I out a daii„-r dent a m vied, “could not be dupl|. T he sooner you place your order, ncccssnry in tho production of a dai- M ‘ 1 . . . •* J. ’ 1 * cause it is conducting iUelf along spot or a change In the course. cated for $12,000." He went on to say ly newspaper. the sooner you will be enjoying your ---------------ii--------------- [that the personnel Imilt up at great There nro oilier reasons, however, the lines of legimntc work, ami is The arms conference is about to rare by Joe Tinker, is virtually intact, . thoso errors nndi itit iu F ord car. T erm s c a rf be arranged. 1 for is i„ in iiiiu this «thnt hckspittling 1 p to no faction or crowd— ............... i„ merely catering to the general pub"agree upon the rules of war." Well, with the exception of Henry, sold tr. thu newspaperman engages In thu . * merry und popular little game of lie in every linu of uvery column.— wo thought they wore cutting out all the Cardinals. wars. Have tho clothing trusts, tho Burke, he said, was hold to the Ilir‘“pussing tho buck." Since it is per- Kissimmee Gazette. - --------- o---------gun trust, tho steel trust and the oth- minghum club, but was turned back haps consistent In such n contingonIDLE HANDS THE DEVIL'S or “war lords" been ublo to gut to tho owing to the fact that tho Alabama FORD DEALER cyy "to let George do it," tho ox9k mombors? Iorganization had n too full roster. WORKSHOP planatlon will come from Arthur M. C. C. COBB, Salesman Sanford, Fin. ------ — o---------1Palmer was disposed of to Rochester Evans, of tho Chicngo Tribune, Other cities with less population and under contract, and if he is lost to the We learned this while in our inknown an tho “world’s greatest fancy. Wo have scon it exemplified less wealth than Sanford are build- Orlando organization, the club will nowspnpor.” Evans snys: collect pnymont for him of $1,G00. Tho sneer Bqund is always vustly so many times and in so many weys, ing nnd have built fino theatres. T U P I n c C A N F A B R IIF P A I n J H L ir U lV U n C iI V a L .U IntrlR U od b y d is c r e p a n c ie s o f s t a t o m o n t ln d | f f c r o n t n e w s p a p e r s o r In THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY TRUCK S •- "- ** r i ■ % ■ •%-i % I y , |, , | I I I , p ,.o n t . t() m A Sound Investment I I - •• EDWARD HIGGINS 1 m ‘ �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 13,1922 SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR PEACE WILL REIGN NOW MAY BE THE RESULT OVER THE IRISH REPUBLIC, OF EFFORTS FOR SHOW LOOKS LIKE SETTLEMENT Pinna that will eventually mean an'and n Carnival Feature will be furannual event of groat Importance to niahed by local talent Seminole County have junt been com­ This exhibition in the County Fair pleted by the Itctnil Merchants Com- revived but greatly elaborated upon, ittce of the Sanford Chamber of Com- and, if successful, will become a fixed mcrco nnd the Homo Economics Dc- j annual event. Inasmuch ns tho entire partnicnt of the Woman's Club, at a j County will attract the entire populnmoctlng hold Friday of representa- tion of the County to Sanford during tives of these two organizations. [that period. The dnto of tho opening of the Further details of exhibits, commitScndnole County Industrial and Agrl- lee arrangements etc. will subsequentcultural Exhibition, ns this event will ly appear In this paper, but in tho include a display of products of nn- meanwhile everyone should boost nnd tionnlly prominent manufacturers in work for that which present indicnespccially provided nnd in charge of jtlons point to as being one of the bigdemonstrators, a display of the ngrl-[gest events arranged for Seminole culturnl products of Seminole County, County. Of All the Difficulties That Beset the Country for Many Years "Darling I cannot lovo you tonight as I would liko to," ho sighed. "Ah, fnlso one, I—" shn hissed. "Dear heart, it Is not that. 1 have not shavod." Thought for the Day Greatness of minds is not shown by admitting small things, but by mak­ ing smnll things under its influences, Ho who enn take no Interest in what is smnll, will take false interest in what is great.—Ruskin. over tho a g e o f tw en ty -o n e y ears o f nKI T IS T H E R E F O R E O R D E R E D t h a t enl d d e f e n d a n t s C. II. L l m l e l e y . P F r e d a m t E. J. C l o s e b e a n d t h e y are h e r e b y re q u i r e d to a p p e a r to th e bill o f c o m p l a i n t In t h t a c a u s e o n o r b e f o r e t h e r u l e d a y In A p r i l t h e n a m e b e i n g t h e 3rd d a y o f A p r i l , A. D, 1928, a t t h e C o u r t H o u e e In S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a . In d e ­ fault whereof, cnniptnlntunt wilt be a u ­ t h or o r lixs oe d ttoo p r o c e e d e x p a r t e n s p r o v i d ­ cd liy l a w . e r 1H F U R T H E R O R D E R E D t h a t t h l e n ot i c e tie p u b l i s h e d In t h e "Hanford H e r a l d " a n e w s p a p e r In scener al c i r c u ­ l a t i on In s a i d C o u n t y n n d S t a t e , o n c e a week fur e ig h t c o n s e c u tiv e weeks. W i t n e s s m y h a n d a n d t h e s oul o f t h l e C o u r t Mils t h e 11th d n y o f J n n , , 1923, (HEAL) E. A. DOUOLA88, DUBLIN, Jnn. 11.—(By the Associ- Mr. Griffith was repeatedly pressed Clerk. 22-9to_________ I l y; A. M. W E B K 8 . D. C. ated Press.)—When the Dnil Eireann by Mr. DeValora to define his position, PROMINENT A LAMA MIANS In C o u n ty J u d g e 's C o u rt, S ta te o f F lo r ­ ln o le C o u n t y . adjourned tonight by consent of all which DeValora described ns n new VISIT FRIENDS HERE In r r l - t slidntar, oHf rm Cnrollne \V. l l n t v s o u , a I a an Mr. sides to February 14, tlie situation case of Dr. Jokyll nnd Mr. Hyde, N o t i c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t oil F e b ­ Col. nnd Mrs. Harry R. Shorter, of r u a r y It , A. D. 1922. at 19 o ' cl o c k n. m., which last night was dangerous and; Mr. Griffith wns challenged to dc(lie u n d e r s i g n e d wi l l a p p l y t o t h e H o n obscurc had been to n great extent fino ftttUmJo townn, tho republic. Eufatila, Alabama, wore Cmford visi­ o r a Ida R K. l l n u s h o l d e r , C o u n t y J u d g e of Hemlaole Co un ty. Florida, a t his of tors Saturday, enroute k West Palm clarified. The new president, Arthur , . ,, , * fl ee In H a n f o r d f o r a u t h o r i t y t o sel l a t Bench, where they will bo guests of p r i v a te sole the undivided o n o -l h lr d In­ Griffith, nnd a new cabinet, had been nml ‘ «vldcnt ]* '? n3 supP°scd t e r e s t o f C n r o l l n e W. D a w s o n , a l u n a elected and the way had been smooth- 'v°uld ,h"vc tlifflc“,1ty in reconcilinff the Poinsetta Hr tel for the winter. tle. In a n d t o t h e f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d cd to putting into c'fect the terms of h 3 ”3 prc"ld*nt Wlth t,lc l10sU Col. Shorter was campaign manager Cr eoaul n t ye ,s t at ot e- w tstitt u a t e ill s a i d Heml nol o tho treaty |Gon of Chairman of the provisional for "Bill” Brandon in his last race for Ili-gln IS r o d s W e s t o f t h o N o r t h e a s t W ' i o f t h e HI5*i of S ec ­ governor of Alabama, is a brother-in- ct ioornn e2r 1.o fT ot hwe n H Immense relief is felt in Dublin ftt'K ^rnm cnt. s h i p 21 S o u t h , R a n g e 29 Ks s t , r u n W e s t 27 feet. S o u t h SO rods . the tun, events have taken, and this 1 Mr ^,r ffl h- however, frankly re­ law of Ex-Govovnnr .folks of that state 27 feet . N o r t h so r o d s t o p l a c e o f will undoubtly be experienced t h r o - ^ n iz e d during the transition period and Is connected with one of the largo hI 'rJM gliihlng. ................. I l l , IH A IttCT It DA WHOM. ughout Ireland. *10 l'xif,lonL’L' of republic, which ho insurance companies, besides being liuur.llnn of th e E s t a t e o f C a r o l i n e W. Daw­ The temporary withdrawal of En- undertook to mnlntain, but he said extensively interested in coal mining son, a l u n a t i c . 12-Sla when the free state was framed nnd in Kentucky, where ho hns been for mon Do Valera and his supporters from the Dnil, which rumor had fore­ ready to come into operation there tho pnst year. While hero they visit­ cast, proved not to involve a perman­ must be a general election, so that tin* ed their old Alabama friends, Mr. and of „the , re- Mrs. H. A. Ni—!, of tho Herald. ent split. Mr. Do Valera confined, state, and .the . . continuance . . his protest to the election of n new pc?p 0 cm,ld ehoo9° ,a‘twcL'n tho 1 n* N OTH 111 president, declaring his unmillingnesa *'11 ’ c' Honied Mils will tin r e c e i v e d b y tile WILL 11E PUT INTO FINAL PEACE The Sanford Hand has been receiv­ Rouri l o f F ut i l i ty 1 ' o i n m l s s l o a e r s of to recognize the suitability to that PACT AND SHANTUNG unty, Florida. at tho C ourt ing'a great many favorable comments post of a man who, as chairman of the ] IIONEST PEOPLE IN OHLANDO SHeomu isneo l eto C oHanf or d, l-'torldn, for t ho LOOKS GOOD h u i l d l n g o f u Ht ookudo a t t h o C o u n t y lately, nnd visitors who have heard London delegation, was bound to give l-'urm, a c c o r d i n g to plaint a n d s p e c i f i ­ o n LAX DO, Jnn. 10.—J. B. Lewis c a t i o n s on file w i t h t h o C l e r k of t h e WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.—Except tho hand have returned home with the effect to the treaty, which, according of lliis city, eccntty experienced two C i r c u i t C o n rl , u p lilt in o ' cl o c k , A. M„ F o h r m i r y 7, 1922. to DoVnlern, subverts tho republic, thrills that come twice in a life time. for details of tbo Pacific fortification highest words of commendation for T h e H o a r d of C o u n t y C o r a i n l s s l o a e r s During the luncheon hour, Mr. Do r e s e r v e t h e r i g h t in r e j e c t a n y o r al l The ability and IIis first wan when he lost a wallet p r ic e agreement and half a dozen lessor tills organization. hlds. Valera and Ids associates, who left the E. A HOUOI.AHH, containing $10,000, his second when excellency of the concerts rendered questions of phraseology tho five-pow­ hall, held a private meeting. Some 22-110______________________________ C l e r k . he recovered it, in reality, only a short er naval limitation trenty was put in­ by tho Sanford Band was brought to of the more ardent spirits advocated while afterward, but imaginatively I n I h rC i rCclur ieti t l Il n C aonUdf t i f oSr e vSeenmt hi n o. ll lel l l l o l n t s t r a ig h t C o u n t y , I-'lurid a to final form yesterday at a confer­ the attention of tho Hand Committee refusal to return, blit moderate coun­ several generations, he said. GIVE QUICK RELIEF of the Snnfcrd Hand thru the local sels prevailed and the Dnil reassembl­ ence of the heads of tho American, Chamber to give in Orlnndo tbo Sun- ed as a united body. ThePo Valera .Mr. Lewis discovered his loss when IN <‘IIA N ('H II\ __ ftmaut YtUtw 53 SalJ ih »*fI J m r lie reached for the wnttcl at his home Itrltish, Japanese, French nnd Italian duy of January 14th. party is nicotine lemin tonight to for­ I''. L. W o o d r u f f , Conipl nl ut i i i i i , .V W //.V .W .* .W A V .V A to put it away from the circulation vs. delegations, The Invitation of the Orlando Cham­ mulate plans fov tl-e future, I ut it was i*. II I Amis toy, I*. 1-' roller, unci E. J. without. I ii-fi-mbi ii I h “The question of geographical ber lias been act opted and the San­ made evident by the numerous speech­ On an avenue downtown Jonlnli Flimo, o m n m o r i*t m u t a t i o n tin* u n k n o w n lu-lrs, ilovi s es, g r n n scope was understood to bo tho chief ford Hand lias arranged to give one of es from Mr. IieVahra w.int those Hancock, with his eyes alert, espied T ot i*es o r o t h e r eli t l i nunt s, n ml ni t i m r its excellent concerts in Eola Park, plans are likely to be. tii-H e t n l ni l mr iui I n t e r e s t u n d e r l . II. the wallet before him on tho sidewalk, point remaining unsettled in tho for­ I.liidsleyi I*. F r e d or a n d II J ( ’lose, He holds that the decision of the this coming Sunday at It P. M. A bus lie too experienced unusual emotions. n r o t h e r w i s e tn t h e p r o p e r t y l i e r e t ntifications article, which provides for lias heel) chartered by the Orlando Dnil in favor .if the trontv binds him He hurried into a nearby store ami u f t e r il esiiilieil, a n d to al l p a r t l n s maintenance of a fortifications "stat­ Chamber to bring the hand there, and and liin ndliorcn'n not to obstruct the e l t i l ml n g nn I n t e r e s t in s a i d p r o p e r t y , i t u a t e d In Henilnol e I' nlllily, F l o r i d a , tol.l his find. He turned the money sInus quo" in tho Pacific. Tho Japan­ wi t ; tho members will leave Sanford at 1 new government in carrying ont the over to the owner of the store for ese were sai dto have agreed tenta­ I t e g l m i l n g Ifi et ni l ns N o r t h a n d 33 a n d treaty, hut lie reserves the right of P. M, giving short concert at Mait­ ehnltiH E a s t of ( Iio H o n t t n ve r t e n r safekeeping. In the meantime Mr. s - 11>ii Moctlnn tively to an American draft of the 35. T o w n s h i p in S ou t h , land and Winter Park. The Tourist free criticism should Mr. Griffith in !."wis was not maintaining secrecy in I Rln-r, a n g e 39 E a s t , r u n N o r t h 13 c h a i n s , articlo, hut to have deferred final ac­ ami Convention Committee of the San­ the capacity of chairman of tho pro­ regard to his loss ami as a result he | E a s t 21 e b a l n s a n d S o u t h w e s t e r l y 15 a n d 25-199 c h a i n s a n d W e s t 13 c h a i n s tion until they communicated with To. ford Chamer of Cnmorce, which hns visional government, do anything in­ was finally steered to the store where Also hog I n n i n g 29 a n d I - mo elm Ins kio. o f l lie N o r t h w e s t e n r n e r . Heel Ion this matter in charge, urgently re­ consistent with the rights of the Irish Ilie wallet Jim] its treasure was return­ 2,E u si T o w n s h i p 2a S ou t h , R a n g e 39 E a s t , As a result of this development and r u n E a s t 5 c h a i n s , Hnulli i5 chains, quest as many Sanford people as pos­ people or the existence of the Irish re­ ed t<> him. We s t 5 elm Ins a n d n o r t h 15 c h a i n s . Also other time-consuming details of final * sible to be in Orlnndo Sunday and public. l o g I n n i n g .Pill feel S o u t h a n d 115 feet drafting, some of tho delegates pre­ W e s t o f i, Se c t i on pn- I on E a s t l i ne of At the same time lie expensed tin* \MF.K1CAN HAH ASSOCIATION give the Band their moral support Seel Ion Bit, T o w n s h i p 19. r a n g e 39 E a s t , dicted that the full naval committee r i m We s l 215 feel . S o u t h 399 feet , E a s t which u large delegation from Sanford conviction that English hostility may WILL MEET IN SAN FRANCISCO 215 feel . N o r t h 399 feel \ | m,, Lot 5. would not be called to act on the have to be faced. There 14 still in­ Itloeft It, T i e r 5, S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a. treaty beforo Thursday or Friday and will show. The Orlnndo people have tense existent on both sides of the Von a r e h e r e b y o r d e r e d to a p p e a r In I l l r T l i e Aawi i -l i il i -i ! I ' r r a a l t h e a b o v e e n t i t l e d c a u s e on t h e r u l e d a y that no ploanary session to discuss been assured of a treat and will, no Dnil of Hie good faith of the British TAMI’A, Jan. II.—The executive of May tin- s a m e b e i n g tin- f i r s t d a y of doubt, turn out in large numbers to It publicly would bo hold until next A D 1922. at t h e I ' oi i r t H o u s e In ministry. DeValora was clear in his committee of the American Bar Asso­ SMay, a n f o r d , F l o r i d a . In d e f a u l t w h e r e o f t h e week. There was a consequent post­ hear the very excellent concc.'t ar­ c o m p l i n a n t wi l t In- i - nt l l l ed a n d iiutliassurances of tin* full support of his ciation here today selected San Fran­ irlzed a In p r o c e e d ex p ar t e . ponement of tentative sailing arrange­ ranged by Director Ball. 'p i i E impossible has It Is indeed gratifying to the Sun- party in resisting an attack from an cisco for tills year's annual conven­ And it is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t a copy ments for tho foreign delegation, with of t h i s not lee be p u b l i s h e d m i r e a w e e k tion to lie held in August. ford Chamber of Commerce that it has joutside enemy, f o r I W e l l e eniiHeeilt I, , v.aa A h In I be happened. Here is a indientions that a majority believed " S a n f o r d H e r a l d " n n e w s p a p e r In g e n ­ again had the opportunity of demon­ complete electric plant e r a l c i r c u l a t i o n in t h e s a i d Futi li ty the Washington conference would last W i t n e s s my b a u d a s C l e r k of t he strating the cordial feelings of friend­ so low in price that every until late in Jniiunry, a f o r e s a i d C o u r t a n d t h e S ea l t h e r e o f i b i s l lie 111 li d a y o f . l a u u a r v , A D 1922. The day’s discussions, both among ship and co-operation it holds toward one can now enjoy elec­ ( H E AL ) E. \ I a H '< i | , ASS, Clerk individual delegations and at the meet­ the City Beautiful and it is hoped that tricity. It is built on a Ily: A. M W E E K S , D. i '. the visit of the Sanford Hand to Or­ .Oil IN’ '! I . E t i NA E D Y , ing of the “big five” are understood quality basis and sold at Holla It o r f o r E n i n p l n l n u u t . 2 2 - 13 1 a to have revealed a growing inclina­ lando will insure tin1 success of tim e I n tlie t lr ci ij t t ' o i i r t , S e v e n t h . I n d l r h i l who are endeavoring to secure n Milli­ a quantity price; large tion to exclude the submarine and < I r r n l l , In n oi l f o r S e o i l n i i l e , t'lilin t), Fbirlilit. enough for lights and poison gas resolutions from the mivul Bn,ld f"r Oriumin. i n < i i \ N t i : i n small power uses; run by treaty «,ml make them Hie subject of u i 1hl’ "rd B«"d h»» nkendy prov- BRITISH MEMORANDUM HAYS MIAMI MARRIAGE MEANT $9,11011 separate agreement. Whether they en « vnlunhle nuuliun. of publicity or F I. Wi i ml r uf f , Fin ENGLAND WILL GUARANTEE • In i ii t ii ti t. the wonderful Auto-Lite PER ANNUM AND A VH will take the form of another treaty j'S“" f," d' In mMUion to the entertain engine-generator. Call and TO STAND RY FRANCE • II I.I iii I h I i 'V, I* Frailer nml E. J LARGE ESTATE i 'Inst-. IbTi-mlil MIa or will lie attached ns an annex out­ incut it has afforded, Rs cffiency will we will gladly explain MI ID EM III' I'I l l l . l t ' ATIIIN I" F E E D E R AND side the main body of tho five power obviously progress with time and fin­ CANNES, Jnn. II.—Premier Brituul .\JIAMI, .Ian. 11.—Charles Weston T DE f J. IIF l .I.nIHNDHLEV. further. E: ancial arrangements will lie made pact wns not finally decided, but the will leave for Paris today not only to today won out in a race against time ll u | i| i c u ri n i ; f r o m t h e a f f b l a v l t o f F, whereby the Hanford Hand will be­ I. W o o d r u f f , t he eointiliiliitmtt, lo t h e impression of many delegates last inform the French cabinet as to the for possession of an English estate ................ .. s ui t h e r e i n d u l y filed, night wns that they did not properly come « permanent fixture in Hanford. status of negotiations at Cannes hut, and nnmiuity of $5,00(1 when lie and t li it t II In t b o be l i ef of llle iiffluiil Hull HOF-MAC t h e idai-i-s of r e s i d e n c e o f t h e a b o v e He in Orlnndo Snniluy afternoon belong to the same Instrument with it is understood, to meet nnd answer Mrs. Mary C. Vantinu were married m i 111 I ilefeiidatilM a r e u n k n o w n ; t l mt Battery Co. h e r e Is no i i er s nn III Hie s l a t e of F l o r ­ the provisions for tonnage limitation, with n Sanford tag on your enr. criticism of certain groups of opposi­ here. Weston was recently notified tida. I be s e r v i c e nf st i h| i oemi ii|mn Whom w o u l d bi nd s a i d d e f e n d a n t s , a n d t l mi It Meantime, tho Shantung negotia­ tion o'.d t i i'i ;nnml of the chambers that a friend of his wife in England Is Ills b e l i e f t h a t s a i d d e f e n d a i i l s a r e DINNER PARTY tions, which for several days have of deputie.-, v p;mrl or reject him. left an estate to iter. His wife had appeared to be near the verge of dis­ ’ George II rvt v attended today's ses­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gann were the sion of the Allied Supreme Council been dead two years. Attorneys said ■■■■■■UNKtnaBanNnNanKHajatumuaisaEjnEiiiBunaiiHBKunBHHaaHaaH solution, took a new lease on life. if liu married before February first lie ■ 5 Without settling for the present the host nml hostess of a dinner party at meeting, having almost completely re­ could claim the money. Newspaper the Seminole Cafe hist night the in­ the cntrul disagreement over return covered from the shock suffered in an article resulted in fifty proposals s of the Tnintno Tsinanfu railroad, the vited guests being Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ automobile accident today, within two days. Mrs, Vantino, who ward Lane and Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Japanese nnd Chinese agreed to re­ automobile accident Monday. liu married today is well to do having ■ sume their separate conversations to­ Holly of ,Sanford and Chns. Rock, Mr, Representatives of German govern­ property valued at $50,000. They met Call on us. We will give you all information day in an attempt to clear away other and Mrs. Archie Fields nnd Mr. nnd ment summoned to appear tiiis even­ a week ago. Mrs. Eddie Ross of Orlando. Eddie ing before tho Allied reparations com­ points of difference, and make your application for License It was indicated that Secretary Ross toured with Coburn’s Minstrels mission to explain Germany's inabil­ CLARK GRIFFITH several seasons but is now in viiude ity to meet her January and February Hughes and Arthur J. Balfour, whose HAYS PKdvINPAUGII for your car tender of good offices luivo not been villc and lives in Orlnndo dui in*.; Hv reparations payments. WILL NtiT HE MANAGER formally accepted by both parties to "’Inter * All of them being old friends British memorandum of proposed ic tlie controversy, nevertheless, wore ^f,,r many years the party was greatly A n f , l o . p ron(,h p a c t w hhich was tele-' WASHINGTON, Jan, 11. — Clark ,ye<l. Mr. nml Mrs. On no expect hu(, toxtui)|ly lo Luni working iiuletly for a settlement. In i‘‘Hjoy graphed toxtunlly to London, declares Qrlff it li, of Washington Americans -some quarters there were suggestions Jto come down in the summer when tho Great Britain makes security of jmsitlvely today unless unoxtlmt President Harding might bo «h"w t'1"3CS and wiU 9»’c"d Frnnce n problem of her own and that pocctv.-cl change in Ids plans, Roger WE SELL U. S. ROYAL CORD TIRES asked to mediato in The railroad dis­ weeks hero the quests of Mr. nnd Mrs. she will lie ready to again thiow in pecklnpnugh, who bccomcsu member It. J, Holly as they are anxious to see pute, it was said at tho While House her forces as in 11*14 if tho l*reach at tVashinglon, Boston, Philadelphia, irida’s summer climate. that so far he had received no formal soil is attacked. .would not bo matlo manager of club. invitation to do so. ( Intimates several former major leaTho five delegation heads canto to- , Revision ot Resolution gtiL* st irs under consideration. Bombs Hurled gethor to discuss the naval treaty yes­ Declaring Newberry at Trolley Car in terday after each national group had UNIDENTIFIED NEGRO Nihil; Demos Agreed VULCANIZING met separately and completed tlie de­ LYNCHED AT EUFAULA Bel Fast Today tailed study of the text begun Mon­ INSULTED A WOMAN day. At the end of a throe-hour ses- New Resolution Will He Introduced Rifle Eire Sweeps Slreet and Kills All Phone 417-W First nnd FI in Avenue During the Day sion tho "’big five” adjourned to meet EUFAULA, ALA. Jan. vl l .—Un­ Wha Appear -again this morning, in agreement so1 ~ identified negro lynched last night ■ NEIKH ■■■■■■■ MDHaBBHBMM HU■tlHBBHBHHBBflHHaaHHHtlBMaiiaiMIM far ns policy wns concerned on all the WASHINGTON, Jnn. 11. I emoBELFASTjJnn. 11.—Bomb thrown .'our lies from here. Alleged insult­ provislons except article lb, relating erntie lenders in the semtto at a coned Bntesvillo woman. The nogro wns to tbo Pacific fortifications. A half forenco today agreed upon tho revis- nt trolly car hearing seventy-five per­ captured by Barlmur county citizens tho resolution by Senator |snns to work today. Quid, action o dozen other other articles, articles, it it was was saui Btiid, rcre *iod» of Two homt steads 160 acres in first one, 6 room Jlozon ’ ^ ,0 (|oclnro vacant tho tho motormnn, who put on full cjia- 1 Georgia and brought back through mained to bo finally cast Into legn unimirirliil seat ’of Newberry.' Tho when ho hoard revolver shot resulted Kufuulti. Reported to have ejeapod house, 40 acres cleared land, two flowing r „ : ' — s — .........* - « • •» - - * • .......................... ^ wells, at Shipping Station. be introduced during the day nnd im- explosion splintered the enr. A man, "*ter by rondHlde. tics. jnnd his wife* living nearby who wont mediato vote urged. A REAL BARGAIN AT $3,800.00. TERMS to the door of their homo to learn the ^ BLACKSTONE, Va. Jan. II.—Two ASHEVILLE, N. C, Jnn. 11. Doro­ coconnuts cause of the commotion worn shot Fish contain whiskey, ---------. , . , hundred , girls quietly matched , from a 2nd: 120 acres, 16 acres cleared, $12.50 acre thy Parker, twenty four, Society girl have ruin in them, radiators aro filled dead by tho vol'oy of rifle fire which four story brick building of Blnck«>f this city nnd J. Turner* Sharp, ...in, whUkav. Wo are expecting to swept street. Institution, »l°no College, Methodist 1m thirty, of Wnycross Georgia, d-’nd an with whiskey. Wo are expecting and escaped being trnppcd'by flames result of bullots snld to hove been fir- see our typewriter give out n drink "Back to tho soil'” said the city man which destroyed structure lato lost «d thin morning, supposedly, authori­ somo of these days. ns he crawled under his auto to oil his night'. Loss one hundred a fifty ties nny, because Miss Parker rofusod thousand. Sanford nccdB a first class theatre, clutch. him .- WILL PLAY IN ARMAMENT PROGRAM IS SANFORD BAND AGREED ON ORLANDO SUN. n o ta x n o w LUDENS m e n th o l cough drops Ask About tJUN TOR Electric Plant $295 LEI1! ENGLISH GOVERNMENT ATE IN EVf CALLED TO OF MARRIAGE ACCOUNTING U i.ii fi.K , Ill tlll.llM itn If) ill., it l i t f 11*I f I (II iS A F R E E Service fo r Y O U 3 FREE! s Frank Akers Tire A . Connelly �THE SANFORD DEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18,1022 Law than fifty dollars worth of tree*, shrubs and plants caused a property to « il fir** five uuuJivil dollars more thaii had been offered for i t One pecan tree often produces many dollars* worth p i nuts in a season. A few fig trees will net even more and other nuts and fruits are equally profitable. HowElse CanYooMake MoreMoney? The first cost of trees and the up­ keep expense are insignificant in com­ parison with returns. Even a m all lot will accommodate a few specimens, b odd corners.' Start your planting this winter, making additions as you can, You will get pleasure as well as profit. Mrs. Brown was In her 82nd year. Thoro will bo no aorviccs here. Mr. and Mrs. Goodrich will lenvo with the body today /or Athena, Ohio. Besides her daughters, Aim. 0. W. Goodrich of this city, Mrs. Ruth Whltnor of Tnmpn, but who la now visit­ ing in Snlcm, N. J., and Mlsa llnllio Brown of Wntcrbury, Conn., Mrs. Brown la survived by two Bona, Mr. Corner Brown of Pittsburgh, Pn., and Mr. Paul Brown of Bradford, Ohio.— Orlando Sentinel. Mrs. Brown was well known in San­ ford, where she resided for many years at ono time being president of tho Wednesday Club that afterward affiliated with the Woman's Club. Tho sympathy of many Snnford friends is extended to tho berenved fnmily. T e office of F red T. W illiam s, Sanford, interests of Orlando and will remodel th F lo rid a. the building nnd occupy two of the T h e C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r s r e s e r v e ids o r storo rooms for their rapidly increas­ at hcoc e nr it g nh nt y t obidr e tj he ce ty amn ayy ndnede ma l lt o b bo for 1)io bout I n t e r e s t o f t h o C o u n t y . ing business nnd will make mnny L. A. U R U M L E Y , changes in too iirsi I rua. On ac­ C h airm an Hoard C ounty Commissioners. count of the fire ordinance they might A t t e s t : ( O f f i c i a l S oa l ) tear off* tho entire second floor nnd E. A. D OU GL ASS, Clerk of tho C ircuit Court. mnko it n one-story building. Their F E E D T, W I L L I A M S , En g in e e r , Hanford, F lor ida, 21- 6l c plans nro not complete but they will make the building much butter than N O T I C E OK H AL E O F *00.000.00 S P E C ­ L I t OA D A N D n i l l » G E D I H T I I I C T it is nt present. Smith Brothers are I ANO. 2. S E M I N O L E C OU NT Y , F L O R ­ I DA. H I G H W A Y I M P R O V E ­ nmong tho now firms in the city but M E N T R ON DS they are rapidly forging to tho front N o t i c e Is h e r o b y g i v e n t h a t s e a l o d and are doing n big business thiough- p r o p o s a l s w i l l be r e c e i v e d b y t ho H o a r d s s i o n e r s o f H eml nol o nut Seminole nnd surrounding coun­ oCfo uCn ot yu,n t Fy l oCr iodma ,m ion o r before tho e x ­ piration of th irty days from the first ties. I * t h e Circui t C o u rt o f tho ftorenth j u ­ d i c i a l C i r c u i t o f F l o r i d a , l a and f o r Nrmtnorl County.— In Chaaccry N O T I C E O F M A S T E R ' S KAI.K Seminole C oun ty R ank, Complainant, v«. 'horation. Not lco 'ls hcroiiy glvim t h a t u n d e r a n d b■iny I nv i«rnt uAnel i Boifl a1 d *cLc. — roo of forecloeure an? s a l o e n t e r e d In t h e a b o.v. e e n.t *i .t «l e d- c aui11i(J. tin. P H I I, .111. r.f V A . “-"A on t b o 28t h d a y o f D e o e m b o K A’.~b L a s S p e c i a l M a s t e r In ^ C h a n c e r y , J i f M o n d a y , t h o 8t h d a y o f F o b r u a r y , a n 1922, In f r o n t o f t h o C o u r t H o u s o ii„oc a t H a n f o rd , Hetnlnol o C o u n t y . Fl or i da wi l l o f f e r f o r s a l o a n d noil t o t h o h i g h ’ o s t a n d boHt b i d d e r f o r e n s h d u r i n g t h l l oa n l h o u r s o f sal o, t h o f o l l o w i n g do i ttuuat a t ee,, lljy i n g a n d be s c r i b e d l an d , sHl Heml In t h o C o u n t y o f B a m j ni ____ o l e . ^_____ i t i t o * * 1^ F l o r i d a , m o r e p a r t i c u l a r l y d es c r i b e d n i f o l lo w s , t o - w i t : ** m p u b l i c a t i o n o f t h i s n o t i ce , a n d u p t o a n d u n t i l 3:30 o ' c l o c k p. m. o n t h o 7 t h d a y o f F o b r u a r y . A. D. 1922, n t t h o C o u r t PUSSYFOOT JOHNSON H o u s e a t H a n fo r d . H e m l n o l o County, Our catalog and planting guide vnQ n l n g 3U clis. N o f t h e HW cor. o f sum WILL CLEAN ORLANDO SF pl oecr iida al , I tfooard tahnod pUu rrlcdhgaos oD iosft r i190,000.00 c t No, 2, s e c t i o n , t o w n s h i p nnd range; run help you. This book is free for the H eml nol o C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , H i g h w a y I m ­ t h e n c e N 20 cha,, t h e n c e E 10 cha p r o v e m e n t R o n d s . Bald b o n u s b o a r In­ t h o n c o H 20 cha.. t h o n c o W 10 e b s to asking. Write fof it today. Wo have That William E. "Pussyfoot” John­ t e r e s t u t t h e r a t e o f nix p e r c e n t u m p e r p o i n t o f b e g i n n i n g ; l e s s b eg i n n i ng a complete stock of good trees, shrubs, 1922. I n ­ 1114.8 foot W e s t n n d 20 f oot S out h nf SHOES ARE SELLING son will speak in Orlando Thursday at enrneusmt , p na yr on bdl no t esde mJ ai -naunanruya l1st. l y on J a n u ­ t b o N E c or . o f t b o HW' .i o f See. l j plants of all kinds adapted to Florida evening, next, nt 7:30 o'clock at tho a r y 1st n n d J u l y 1st o f c n c h y e a r , b o t h Tp. 19 S„ I t a n g o 30 E „ r u n t honco 4 .MERCHANTS REPORT p r i n c i p a l a n d I n t e r e s t p a y a b l e u t N e w 120 ft. t h o n c o W 120*71,, t h o n c o N 12a and the South, in the best varieties. o n no d s '1f ....... t . , t h o n c o B 120 ft., t o p o i n t o f begi n. GOOD BUSINESS Methodist church, was announced this Y o r k . Ht nt o o f N o w Y o r k ; s a i d bnrm nlng. morning by representatives of tho b o l n g o f tHo ( l i i n o ml mi t lo n o f (1,000.00 each, a n d all of sai d bo nds m a t u r i n g T e r m s : Cash, P u r c h a s e r t o p a y for 1982; s a i d b o n d s t o bo deed. c. m . g r i p p i n g a r o , Shoes ore Belling just now in San­ Law Enforcement League, a newly or­ sono l dJ asnuubaj re yc t 1st, to t b o i m p r o v i n g o p i n i o n J a r k i n n t l l l r , Florida. J. J. DICKI NSON. o f J o h n C. T h o m s o n , o b t a i n e d by t b o 20-Ctu ford ns never before so reports from ganized civic body of this city. Hpecl al M a s t e r In C h a n c e r y , H o a r d o f C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r s o f Details of tliu forthcoming lecture Thrasher & Garner nnd Lloyd's Horn I nol o C o u n t y , F l o r i d a : s a i d b o n d s i l l bo s o l d s u b j e c t t o d e l i v e r y w i t h i n I n C l r r u l l C o u r t N r v e n t h J u d i c i a l c i r ­ Shoo Stores—buth of these firms put­ by the celebrated temperance mlvocnto w cuit, Seminole Cuunty, Florida. t e n d a y s a f t o r n c c o p t a n c o o f old. All were made at n meeting of the Law — In Chancery. b i d s m u s t bo a c c o m p u n l o d w i t h a c e r t i ­ ting on special sales—reported, to­ Enforcement League held yesterdny fi ed c h e c k f o r ono a n d o n e - h a l f p e r day to tho Commercial reporter of DIVORCE cont . o f t h o a m o u n t o f t b o b o n d s t o bo Mr. nnd Mrs. R. L. Christonberry afternoon ut the Bpptist church. sol d. Tho County C om m issioners of tho Daily Herald ml n o l o C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , r e s o r v o t b o O l i v i a C o z a r t , have returned to Snnford nftor rank­ It is openly Rtntcd by tho represen­ He vs. r i g h t t o r e j e c t a n y a n d a l l bi ds . I’r o S M Lloyd said that he hnd bcon ing their homo in Lakeland for some pfinals s h o u l d bo a d d r e s s e d t o T H E E u g e n e C o z a r t . tatives of tho league, which is an outI t a p p e a r s f r o m t h o a f f i d a v i t o f Oliv­ O A R D O F C O U NT Y C O M M I S S I O N E R S time. They will again nmko Snn­ most agreeable surprised at tho ex­ shuot of tho Wesleynn Biblo clnss, of H O F HBM1NOLE C OUNTY, F L O R I D A , a t i a C o z a r t . h e r e i n d u l y fi led, t h a t s h e |> cellent returns of his special shoo t h e c o m p l a i n a n t In t h o a b o v e e n ti tl e d ford their home much to tho delight tho Methodist church, that "Pussy­ H a nf or d. F l o r i d a . E u g en e th e ca us e; t h a t tho r e s id e n c e of ~ of their ninny friends, nnd nro now lo- salt ns he hnd been told that business foot" is being brought here ns the H oWa rIdT oNfECS oSu nmt yy Choamn dm i as ns i oCnleerrsk o fo fHomuiiiu i. uiu uoiviiuitiii, i i uiiniiOWn to would be dull after tho first of tho t b o a f f i a n t ; t h a t t h e r e Is no o ne In t h e Inolo C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , a n d t b o s e a l o f ented at tho homo of Mth. J. N. WhltH o ar d , t h i s 3r d d a y o f J a n u a r y , A. Htnto o f F l o r l d n , t b o s e r v i c e o f a s u b ­ yenr for a few weeks The way to inception of a movement to clean up sD.a i d1922. p o e n a u p o n w h o m w o u l d b i n d d ef endnor, ‘ 118 Magnolia Avenue. A. L. Dnvis, of Jacksonville, is in a n t ; t h a t t h e d e f e n d a n t Is o v e r t w e n t y cut out dull seasons is to go after the this district of Florida, to start tho (HEAL) H. A. D OU GL ASS. tho city attending to business. C l e r k , H o a r d o f C o u n ­ o n o (21) y e n r s o f ago. business with special sales nnd nil the hall rolling for an effective drive You a r e t h e r e f o r e o r d e r e d to ap pea r ty Commissioners, ST. AGNES GUILD against the bootlegger nnd the shins He ml n o l o C o u n t y , F l a . to Hits bill o f c o m p l a i n t on t h o 8th d a y stores that are putting on sales this o f F e b r u a r y , 1922, t h o n a m e b e i n g a 21-fitc maker. Tho members of tho St. Agnes week reports n fine trndc J. E. Sending, of Newberry, Fin., rule d ay of this court. i ce Mr. Johnson it in anticipated will N O T I C E O F S T OC K II OI. DERM M E E T ­ bo I t pIsu b lf iusrht ehde r foorrd e reei dg h tt h a t ctohni ss e cnot was a business visitor hero yester­ Guild held a very important and en­ utive I NG. thusiastic meeting yesterdny afternoon develop an nctivo sentiment in tho w e e k s In t h o H a n f o r d H e r a l d , a n e w s , day. OPENS COMFORT COTTAGE T h o a n n u a l m o o t i n g n f t b o s t o c k h o l d ­ p n p o r p u b l i s h e d In S e m i n o l e Count y. at tho homo of Mrs. M. Minarik, 1000 community looking toward this end. e r s o f t h o H a n k o f Ovi edo, Ovi edo. Fl a. , F l o r i d a . W i t n e s s E. A. D o u g l a s s , C l e r k o f t he Ho it wns, it is declared, moro thnn wi l l be bol d In t h e o f f i c e o f t b o H a n k , II. S. Flynt, of Tnft, Florida, was in Laurel avenue. Miss N. A. Walker Iibb taken Com­ T h u r s d a y , J a n u a r y I 9 t b , 1922, a t 7:30 p. C i r c u i t C o u r t , n n d t h o Real t h e r e o f this, Tho first hour was Sovoted to a any other individual who put Amoricn m. f o r tiio p u r p o s e o f o l u c t l n g a b o a r d t h e 6t h d a y o f Nov. A. D. 1921, tho city yesterday attending to busi­ fort Cottage for tho season nnd has (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, nf d i r e c t o r s for tbo e n s u i n g y e a r nnd business session, sovornl very import­ is the "dry” column. Later ho fought ness. Clerk. already started serving meals that are for tbo t r a n s a c t i o n of nny o t h e r b u s i ­ H y : V. E. DOUGLASS, D. C. ant mntters were discussed, reports giving satisfaction to tho gucstB in in England to establish tho ground n e s s t h a t li my p r o p o r l y c o m e b ef o r o T H E T F O H D & WILKINSON. tho mooting. 16-9to II. O. SMITH, E. A. Duncan, of Jacksonville, is were given, nnd plans were made for every way. Comfort Cottngo for work of a prohibition movement, and l - 6 - 2 t c l ’r e s l d e n t . the year. many yenrs was a well known hotel lost an eye in a conflict following n spending a few days boro transacting Seventh J u ­ Following tho business session, a in this cily and was sought far nnd meeting nt which he stirred up the A D D I T I O N A L O R D E R O F N OT I C E . I n d ti hc iea lCCi ricruc iuti t Coofu rFt l oo rf l dt hn e, In nnd for business. H r m l n o l e C o u n t y . — I n C h ancery, social hour was enjoyed, the hostess wide by people who came to Snnford enmity of a group of collcgo men. New llnvrn County Nuprrlor Court M a r l o n (Hies, C o m p l a i n a n t , assisted by Mrs. Chris Matthews, every yenr to remain during the sonLately hu has been in India. Just vs. E d w a r d M. H r a d l e y ,~ of o f N e w H a v e n , J o h n Giles, D e f e n d a n t , Jacksonville was represented hero served banana salad, cheese sand­ now ho is speaking on tho chnutnuqun C o n n e c t i c u t , CITATION yesterday by C. P. Nolto and Thos. II. wiches, nut bread, fruit cake and hot son at this fine homo-like hotel. Miss platform,—Reporter-Star. vs T o J o h n Giles, R e s i d e n c e U n k n o w n : I H o r r e p o n t It. F o s t e r , o f N e w H a v e n , Walker is an experienced hotel man­ I t a p p e a r i n g f r o m a n a f f i d a v i t filed Dickinson. w i d ow , h ei r s , representatives a n d In t h i s c a u s e t h a t y o u a r o a n o n - r c a l chocolate as refreshments. ager and knows what the people want c r e d i t o r s o f E l c n z o r K. F o s t e r , Int o of o n t o f t h o Htnto o f F l o r i d a , t h e r e f o r e , Among those attending tills meet­ in the way of home-cooking nnd homo 66G cures Malarial Fever. 13-H)tc S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , d e c e a s e d , a n d o t h ­ dyou, J o h n Cl I low, n r o o r d e r e d n n d r e q u i r ­ ers. W. S. Pruitt, of Wilson, N. C., is ing were Mesdnnies Julius Takacb, ed on (lie 16th d a y o f J a n u a r y , A. D. comforts, thoreforo Comfort Cottage D e c o m b e r 27th, 1921. 1922. t o a p p e a r t o t h o bi l l o f c o m p l a i n t stopping at tho Montezuma, while in Clifford Peabody, C. J. Marshall, How­ HURLEY DENIES HE A c t i o n t o (pilot t l t l o to l a n d In Now e x h i b i t e d a g a i n s t y o u In t h i s c a u s e . has again tnken on tho air of the old­ I la von, C o n n e c t i c u t , It Is o r d e r e d t h a t t h i n n o t i c e bo p u b ­ tho city on business. ard Overlln, W. H. Bolding, W. G. en days and is rapidly being filled up MADE ANY PROMISES O r d e r e d , t h a t a d d i t i o n a l n o t i c e o f t b o l i she d In t h e S a n f o r d H e r a l d o n c o n p e n d e n c y o f t b o c o m p l a i n t In t b o a b o v e Fox, Seth Woodruff, Paul Biggors, w e e k f o r e i g h t w o o ks . e n t i t l e d c a s e bo g i v e n by p u b l i s h i n g with guests. Mrs. M. Martin is also n d a n d t h e s e a l of L. W. Goodyear ami II. F. Willis, Clark Leonard), Do La Mayo, John at Comfort Cottage and will look af­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 0.—Edward t h i s o r d e r In t b o S a n f o r d H e r a l d , a t h iWs I cToNuEr tS Son mtyh i sh a16t h d ay of Novem­ n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d In H a n fo r d , F l o r ­ ber. A. 1). 1921. nro in the city attending to business Leonard!, Raymond Key, J. B. Cole­ ter tho guests and make them feel at N. Ilvirley, of Chicago, formor chair­ ida, onco a w e e k f o r t w o w e e k s s u c ­ ( H E AL ) E. A. DOUGLASS, n o r b e f o r o t bo man, Frank Akers, Archie Belts, home. C le rk of tho C ir c u i t Court, fot tho A. C. L. Ry. man of the shipping bonrd, denied nt c9 et hs s idvaeyl y o fb eJ ga innunairnyg, o1922. ll-9tc S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , Fl a . Chris Matthews, Fred Daigor, Misa tho hearing yesterdny by tho board’s lly tbo Court, K N O L L M. A UG U R , In Circuit C o ur t, S e v e n th J u d i c i a l d r ­ Mra. A. D. Key left yesterdny af­ claims commission of the caso of tho l - O- Swe Tunvllligcr nnd Rov. A. S. Pock. CIIAKI.EY GAN„ injSTED A s s i s t a n t Clork. ool* in n o d f o r S r m l n o l p C o u n t y , Florldn,— In C hn n crry ternoon for Orlando whoro she will Tampa (Florida) Dock Compnny HUT NOT LITERALLY In Circuit C ou rt, S ev en th J u d i c i a l Cir­ CITATION against tho emergency fleet corpora­ ntten n convention today. c u i t , S t a t e n f F l o r l d n , C o u n t y of W. L. D a v i s , C o m p l a i n a n t , NOTICE G. I. A. ONLY IN JOKING WAY tion, that, ns alleged, nt a meeting in vs. Seminole.— In C h n n c r r y I n e z M, Da vi s . R e s p o n d e n t , T o : I n e z M. Da vi s , K a n s a s Ci t y, Mo. OIIIIEIt OF IM'IILIf ATION Piiiladelphia he had predicted that tho Fred Grlmmes, of Detroit, Mich., is Tile G. I. A. Indies will have instal­ "Joe” Coburn owner of Coburns It a p p e a r i n g f r o m a n a f f i d a v i t (l i ed In t h i s c a u s e Hint t h o r e s i d e n c e o r t h o among tho out-of-stuto visitors spend­ lation of officers at the Masonic Hall Minstrels in an enthusiastic angler war would continue threo to flvo years O. II F a u H t l u g l m m , C o m p l a i n a n t , do foil d a nt In K a n s a n Ci t y, Mo., t h a t It vn. and had promised wooden ship build­ Wednesday evening, beginning at 8:00 ing some time in Sanford. A. Holey, S a r a F. F l o u r n o y a n d Is t h e b e l i e f o f a f f i a n t t h a t t h o d e f e n d ­ of the finny tribe as for entertainers ers sufficient contracts to reimburse H ihr ua m a n t Is o v e r t h e a g o o f t w e n t y - o n e y e a r n , s b a n d J o h n T. F l o u r n o y , D e f e n d ­ o’clock, January 11th. n n d t h a t t h e r e Is n o p e r s o n In t h o a n t H. nnd novelities in l.is company, believes them for their investment in ynrds, T o t ho Def endant ! *: S a r a F F l o u r n o y S t a t e o f F l o r i d a t h o s e r v i c e o f n s u b All engineers nnd families nro cor­ Glenn Whittle left last week for Florida is the ideal Stnto nnd delights Thu meeting was in June, 1018. The a n d h u s b a n d J o h n T F l o u r n o y , o f p o u n u u p o n w h o m w o u l d h i n d t h e s a i d dially invited to be present. Montvcrdo whero ho is attending tho to display to friends the (ienutifiil Tampa Dock Company case is regard­ MOO 8tii S t r e e t N W „ W a s h i n g t o n , D. d e Tf ehnedr ae nf ot .r e , you. I n e z M. Davln. nro Industrial School nt that place. f r o m t h e Hill o f C o m ­ h e r e b y r e q u i r e d on t h e Gill d a y o f F e b ­ drives and world renowned bench at ed as a lest case involving nhout ?(>,- p l aIIi n at p hp ee raeriinn g fi led b y O. 11, F a u l k l u g - r u a r y , A D , 1921. t o a p p e a r t o t h e bill SAM SMALL COMING o f c o m p l a i n t fllud a g a i n s t y ou In thi n bis home, Daytona as Well as motor U1)0,000 ill a m o r t i z a t i o n c l a i m s m a d e c o m p l a i n a n t , t h a t t h e d e f e n d a n t s cniiHU. o t h e r w i s e a de c re e pro confexso Mrs. John Gadsden, of Summerville, , , _ , ,, , ___ , , Al | S a r a P. F l o u r n o y a n d h u s b a n d J o h n T, TO PRINCESS THEATRE along the Halifax and other streams by wi l t on s a i d d a t e he e n t e r e d a g a i n s t wooden ship builders against tiie F l o u r n o y , a r o r e s i d e n t s of I h o C i t y of you. S. C., is tho guests of her sister Mrs. ON JANUARY I7T1I where fishing is excellent. W a s h i n g t o n , I) C., mill Hint ll i oi r p o s t Charlie government, 11 Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t s a b l n o t i c e o f f i c e nihlroBs Is 11*10 8th S l r o o t , N, W. T. L. Dumas, nt her homo on Park Gano with a party of friends were off W a s h i n g t o n . D, (!., t h a t t h o r o Is no p e r ­ bo p u b l i s h e d in t h o H a n f o r d H e r a l d , a Mr. Hurley testified lie told the s e r v l c o n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d In H e ml n o l o C o u n ­ uvo Sam Small, tile famous Southern for a days fishing with "Colic" the shipbuilders the government would s<>(o ns ulab p ot heon aS tuaptoen owf hFolmo r bwl ao u ht hl o him! tho ty. f o r f o u r c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s . a n d t h e s e a l o f tho vangelist and lecturer, who is tour­ l>ast summer and among other good treat them fairly in any readjustment s a b l d e f e n d a n t s , o r e i t h e r o f t h e m : t h a t a b oWviet n setsysl emd y choaunr dt on t h i s 3r d d a y of It Is t h o b e l i e f of I b i s c o m p l a i n a n t t h a t W. Sieg, of Detroit, Mich., arrived ing the larger cities of Florida, will things in the lunch backets was some li i' ci' inber, A. I*. 1921. t h e s a b l d e f e n d a n t s ani l e a c h o f t h e m Is (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Cl or k. hero yesterday nnd is stopping at the deliver a patriotic address on "Amer­ home made pie. Gano is not strong of contracts that might ho necessary, o v e r t h e a g o o f t w o n t y - o n o y e a r s . Hy: V. E. DOUGLASS, D. C. lint lie had no idea of committing the It Is t h e r e f o r e o r d e r e d t h a t yon, t h e Montezuma while in the city on busi- ica: K iss immee. Florida., For Caesar or Christ?", in the for fishing but is long on pie. After government to any obligations not set s a i d d e f e n d a n t s , n n d e a c h n f y o u d o a p ­ A. BASS. S o l i c i tor for Complainant. 17-5to o u r t t o t h e Hill o f C o m ­ ness. Princess Theatre, Tuesday evening, his third piece Cobe said,—"Charlie forth in the written contracts. Tho pp el aairn t Inh et hr oi si n C flloil u p o n M o n d ay , F e b ­ 1922, i h o s a m e b e i n g a In tin- C l r r u l l C o u r t , S e v e n t h . l u d l r l a l January 17th, at 7:30 o’clock. if you cat any more pie you'll aurc shipbuilders, he explained, wero ob­ rr uu ba r' yd a0ty h,o f At h D. Circuit, Seminole County, Stale is Court. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilnrry Crawford, of o f F nl r l i l n Sam Small has been before the pub­ bust nmn.” "All right, pass the pio jecting to the form of their contracts It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d Unit t h i s o r d e r be p u b l i s h e d o n c o a w e e k f o r f o u r (4) Jacksonville, arrived here yesterday lic for over thirty years, particularly and get out of the way” was the come­ TO T \lti: LANDS FOR and lie merely assured them of fair I ' o n s e c u t i v o w e e k s In t h e S a n f o r d H e r ­ PETITION IT IILI*' USE. I NKER THE PROVIS­ nnd will spend some time here at tho in combating the licensed liquor traf­ al d. a n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d 111 S a n f o r d , dians reply. Its evident he did not treatment. ION OF SECTION S'JTII IIKATHKR Hem Iii ole C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . Montezuma. GENERAL STATUTES OF TIIE fic, He is consequently entitled to n "bust” however as hu is coming to the W i t n e s s m y h a n d a n d Hie s e a l o f t h o STATE OF FLORIDA, 1921!. s a b l i ' mi l l n i l s t h e 3Ulh d a y o f D e c e m ­ ’ place amuung the lenders on the suc- Princess Theatre on Tuesday, January We take this opportunity to ex­ ber.( H EAA L!>.) 1921. E. A. DOUGLASS, i' ll v o f Katiford. a m u n i c i p a l c o r p n r a 0. Alvin Sanders, of Newberry, a. cc,B8fuj campaign for national prohlbi-1]0th, t b m o f t h e S t a i n o f F l o r i d a , I' otltend to our heart-felt sympathy to Iho C l e r k . arrived lmre yesterday ami is stopping■(ion a,K0 I(Cp|, nctlvo in ‘ I loner . l l y : V. E. DOUGLASS, D. C. New yenr, t ». SCARLETT X (iOltPAN, nt tiio Montezuma while In the city public life for a generation, having T. .1 Miller, F r a n k L. Mi l l er, at ill.. DcAttor ney!* f o r C o m p l a l n a i i l . 1-6-Sie 1’K E S H Y T E ItIA N C. E . N O T E S fl'OlbllltH on n business mission. 'served on tho American Commission Branford is to have electric lights. I n ilie U l r e n l t C o u r t o f t h e S e v n i l t i .l u­ NOTICKi T o a l l iierxnuH l a l e r e x l e d 111 o r h a v i n g d l r l a l ITr e i il t o f t h e S i n t r a n f F l n r l i la , I to Paris in 1878, in tile United States Christian Endeavor was led Sun­ limit* u p o n t h e f o l l o w i n g described In ani l f u r Scittluiili' C o u n t y . — C. M. Page, of Davislinro p r o p e r t y l y i n g a n d b e i n g In Iho C o u n t y , "'Army in Cuba as Aupcrvlsor of public day night, January 8th, hy Anna UnIn C hn n erry . of Si'iiiiiiule a n d S t a l e o f F l o r i d a , t o ­ rivetl here yesterday and is making uct ion and, as editor of mnny Hose. Ail Endcnvorors present en­ w n : Uegl ut i l i u: 6 c h a i n s Sotilli of t h e his headquarters nt tiio Montezuma Southern newspapers, including the joyed tho earnest nnd helpful talk of N E cur. o f t h e N W R o f t h o N E U . S e c ­ t i on 2. T o w n s h i p 20 S, I t a n g o 30 E, while in the city on business. theiii'i* r u n Siui l h 7 c h a i n s , t h e n c e W e s t Atlanta Constitution, of which lie is Dr. Guille. I)r. Guillo is one of the Peoples Hank of Sanford, F in , Cotn- 10 c h a i n s , t h e n c e N o r t h 7 c h a i n s , t h e n c e plalnant, speakers of tho Bible Conference hold T h o numi ii l m oNOl'H'E „ , , , 'still editor emeritus. E a s t l*i c h a i n s t o b e g i n n i n g . a t i n g o f t h o a l o o k ho l i l W h e r e a s , *’l t y o f .Sanford, n m u n i c i ­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert I. Scott*, o f( M). Kma„ ( lutWCVor U chiefly under the auspices of tiie Ministers orn of thf i is... .lii (’v)irnMn Company . i Tins. E.vs.H e n r y a n d Lot It la H e n r y , 11op al c o r p o r a t i o n o f t h e S t a t e o f F l o r l d n . ho belli at t b e of fl ee o f Hie t ’mn ximiidontH, White Plaines, New York, announce knoW|) boc|lUBO l)f h!s power on tho Association of Snnford* during this |will lias fi led lln p e t i t i o n In t h e o f f i c e o f mny, O s c e o l a , Heinlnol u C o u n t y . F l o r i ­ y g iv en th a t p u r s u a n t th e Clerk of iho Cir cui t C o u r t of S em i­ on T h u r s d a y , J a n u a r y 19th, I922, a t I to Nn o ft ii cn ea l Isd e hc er er ee b In tho birth of a daughter, January Bth. platfor|Ui Former Vice-President week at the I’resbytorlan church. C. E. da, f o r e c l o s u r e In aboA'e nole C o u n t y , F l o r l d n , In t h e a b o v e s t y l ­ 1 » on n. m. 1v ti 1 11 lf<I c a n so o f a c t i o n r e n d e r e d Do- ed citse. In c o n f o r m i t y w i t h t h e p r o v i s ­ I*. J. F E I T N K I l . She lias been named | Fairbanks said to hlmi "During my is having sonio splendid meetings, so I c o m b e r . 1921. t b e u n d e r s i g n e d , u s S pec20-2l c H e c r o t n r y. lul M a s i e r In C h a n c e r y , will o f f e r f o r i ons o f S e c t i on 3276 R e v i s e d G e n e r a l Mrs. Scott will lie remembered as tour of the South I learned of many don’t miss them. H i n t u t e s of t h o S t n t o o f F l o r i d a , 1920, I s a l o b e f o r e t h e c o u r t h ou s e d o o r in t ho th at said Anna McLaughlin, Christian Endeavor wns founded hy NOTICE TO FAYING CONTRACTORS C i t y o f S n f o r d , S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F l o r i - pwehtiict hi o ns ae ird d Ie'seilri el lsu nt o s eatcsq uf ol rrut h for orators of high distinction but nono is public ' da, o n M o n d a y . F e b r u a r y H , 1922. b o ­ u s e o f Its e l l t z e us t h a t c e r t a in tract, c a l e d proposal!*, a u b j o c t t o t h e unto il w e e n t h e l eg a l h o u r s o f s a l e t h e f o l ­ moro popular and moro deservedly so I)r. Francis E. Clark, in tiio Williston of SHonda, pi ece o r p a r c e l o f l and, l y i n g rind being wi l l bo r e c e i v e d by t h o C o u n ­ ed In In t h e C u u n t y o f Heml n o l o a n d Ht nl e o f than Snm Small, as his own people Congregational Church, Portland, Me. ty Uomi u l aa l o i le r a o f t b o Co Hit I >' of Sl oewmiinngo l ed eCs coruinbteyd, Fp lroorpiedral:y ll .outc a t79 St. e m i n o l e , S l a t e o f F l o r i d a , a t t h o o f ­ J o s e p h s , a c c o r d i n g t o t ho p l a t t h e r e o f F l o r i d a , h e r e i n a b o v e d e s c r i b e d . And, affectionately call him.” President February 2, 1881. When Dr. Clark Sfice Whereas, said petitioner fu r th e r s t a t ­ h r I in* Cl ock o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t , In o f f i c e C l e r k C i r c u i t C o u r t . S e m i ­ es t h a t t h e s a i d i a n d s w o r e a t o n o t i m e o f o, a t S a n f o r d . n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . McKinley said: "I heard Dr. Small started this Christian Endonvor ho F l otrhi do a ,C olitu n toyr obf e fHemlnol T e r m s o f sal o; o w n e d hy t h e S a n f o r d C e m o t o r y C o m ­ o r o III a. m. on tliu p a n y. a d e f u n c t c o r p o r a t i o n , u ml t h a t last evening and, as often before, got had no thought of this movement ever 7th d a y o f F o b r u a r y , A. D. 1922, f o r t h o c a s h J. G. S HA R O N . th e mime of tho o c c u p a n t s of tho p r o p ­ n g, p a v in g anil bui ld ing of h tl d g e s 20-Ro Hpeclal M a s t e r In C h n n c e r y . e r t y , o r c l a i m a n t s t h e r e o f , ( o t h e r t h a n both instruction nnd fine amusement icing used outside of that ono church ga nr add i eul ver t i * on t h e f o l l o w i n g high­ t h o s e w h o h a v e b u r i a l l o t s In s n l d c e m ­ but during the forty-one years of its way!*: M5R forty years Sloan’s Liniment from his versatile genius." < _______________ . O v i e d o t o G o l d o nr o d, a p p r o x i m a t e l y I n I h r C i r c u i t C o u r t o f t h e S e v e n t h J u ­ e t e r y ) a r e T. J. M i l l e r n n d F r a n k L. has been the quickest relief for I Tho meeting hero is n' pnrt of n growth It has spread to eighty-seven 37,1160 d i c i a l C i r c u i t of F l o r i d a , In n n d for Mi ll er, b o t h o f H a n fo rd , Hetnlnol o C o u n ­ sq. yiirdw neuralgia, sciatica anil rheuma­ Semi not e C o u n t y.— I n CTmncery ty, F l o r i d a , w h o o l a l m t o h a v e s o m e C h u l u o l a S o u t h t o C o u n t y Lino, a p ­ denominations with 80,000 societies national campaign being conducted by p r o x i m a t e l y lo.lioo aq. y ar d a . r i g h t t o s a i d p r o p e r t y . And, tism, tire*I muscles, lame backs, sprain* Whereas, the petitioner fu r th e r slntes O s c e o l a Hoad, a p p r o x i m a t e l y 11.000 the National Reform Association, tho and 4,000,000 members. and strains, aches and pains. th a t th e p u rp os o of tho t a k i n g of tho yardH, Tho Presbyterian C. E. of Snnford hit Proposal*! n a b o v e d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y Is f o r c e m e ­ Keep Sloan’s handy nnd apply freely, oldest reform body in America in dewi l l he r e c e i v e d u p o n t ho F a r m e r s H a n k & T r u s t C o m p a n y , c o r p o r a l lull, C o m p l a i n a n t , t e r y p u r p o s e s , f o r tiie u s e o f t h o c i t i ­ without ut rubbing, at tiio first twinge. hnlf of law enforcement, of nntionnl is doing its bit in thin Christian En­ f o l l o w i n g t y p e s o f rnndH: A s p h a l t , c o n ­ vs. zens o f tho Cit y of S an fo rd , Florldn, c r e t e : IlittimlnoiiH M a c a d a m a m i S u r ­ It eases and brings comfort surely righteousness and of international deavor movement. If you do not be­ f ace T r e a t e d Ma c a d a m , Lila K. M u r r e l l a n d K. It- M u r r e l l , h e r a n d t h a t t h e r e 1h no o n o w h o c a n iflvo h u s b a n d , J o h n M Mu r r e l l , a n d Poo- n v al i d l e g a l t i t l e t o t h o p r o p e r t y In t h e Proposal!* s h a l l he p re H c n t c d In a and readily. You'll find It clean and ijustice ami in preparation for tho long to some young peoples associa­ Heated e n v e l o p e e n d o r s e d o n t h e o u t ­ pies' H a n k o f S n n f o r d , n c o r p o r a t i o n . p e t l l l u n d e s c r i b e d , n n d p r n y s t h a t t h o non-skin-stalnlng. I ’efotidrints. p r o p e r t y d e s c r i b e d In s a i d P e t i t i o n m a y si de " P r o p o s a l f o r H o a d C o n s t r u c t Inn" Sloan’s Liniment la pain's enemy. IFourth World’ll Christian Citizenship tion of this city you nro cordially in­ w i t h t h o n n m o o f t h e b i d d e r o r b i d ­ N o t i c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t u n d e r a n d be c o n d e m n e d f o r t h e u s e s n n d p u r ­ by v i r t u e o f a d e c r e e o f f o r e c l o s u r e vited to attend tho Presbyterian C. E. ders. p o s e s s e t f o r t h In s a b l P e t i t i o n . | Conference to ho held nt Winon Lake, Ask your neighbor. E a c h p r o p o s a l s h a l l he a c c o m p a n i e d a n d sal o e n t e r e d In t h e a b o v e e n t i t l e d T h e r e f o r e , t h i s Is t o m n k o k n o w n t o At all druggist*—35c, 70c, 11.40. I Indiana, at which representatives of Sunday night at 0:30 o’clock. liy n c e r t i f i e d c h e c k I s sued u p o n u St n t o caUHO on t h e 7th d a y of J u l y , A. D. 1931, a l l p e r s o n s i n t e r e s t e d In, o r h a v i n g I. a s S p ec i a l M a s t e r In C h a n c e r y , on ur N a t i o n a l H a n k, n n d untile p a y a b l e to li ons u po n , t h o p r o p e r t y horolnnbovo This is publicity month for Chris­ all the nations arc expected to gather t h o o r d e r o f t h o C l e r k o f llio C i r c u i t Mo n d a y , t h e 6Gi d a y o f F e b r u a r y , A. D. d e s c r i b e d , t h a t t h e y be a n d u p p e n r b e ­ te n Endeavor in Dixio. Watch for C o u r t o f t h o C o u n t y o f H eml nol o In t h e 1922. In f r o n t o f t h e C o u r t H o u s e d o o r f o r e o u r s a i d c o u r t on o r b of o r o t h ° to (IIhcush tho moral problems of man u m o f f l vo p er c e n t o f t h o a m o u n t of a t S a n f o r d , S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , Oth d a y of F e b r u a r y , A. D. 1922, t h e posters, bulletins and nows items dur­ sIlie kind. Idd. will o f f e r f o r sal e, a n d sel l t o t h e s u m o b e i n g t h e F e b r u a r y R u l e D a y or T h e s u c c e s s f u l b i d d e r wi l l bo r e q.... u l r - | .h .i g. h. e.s.t . a n d b e s t b i d d e r f o r c a s h d u r - s a i d c o u r t , a n d t o s h o w c a u s a . If n n y Pain's ing tho month of January. ed t o g i v e b a n d e q u a l to f i f t y p e r rent i n g t h e l e g a l h o u r s o f sal e, t h e f o l l o w ­ t h e y h a v e , w h y t h o p r a y e r o f s a i d P 0*1* encim : e r t h e a m o u n t of Ills o r t h e i r bid, ouch l u g d e s c r i b e d l and, s i t u a t e , l y i n g a n d t t on s h o u l d n o t bo g r a n t e d a n d the DEATH OF MRS. ALICE CORNER b o n d t o bo e x e c u t e d b y n S u r e t y Co. 11- b e i n g In t h e C o u n t y o f S e m i n o l e , S t a t e l a n d s d e s c r l b u d c o n d e m n e d In a c c o r d ­ SMITH BROTHERS HUY •loused t o tin b u s i n e s s In t h o Htnto o f ! o f F l o r l d n , m o r e p u r t t c u l u r i y d e s c r i b e d a n c e w i t h t h o p r o v i s i o n s o f l at v In BROWN h e b i d d e r s b nl t p r o d u c e n ' n s f o l lo w s , t o - w i t : T h e t o r t w r e of ■klaltch s u c h c a s e s m a d e ani l p r o v i d e d . THE LEFFLEH BUILDING cFol or trllfdlno,n tann df rtom wlllqulckly he relieved by t h e T r e a s u r e r o f t h o _L o t s Ono (1) a n d T w o (2). o f n i o c k W it n es s my h a n d a n d tho seal of tho applying before retiring, S t a t e o f F l o r i d a s h o w i n g t b o m n o u n t o f F l v o (8), o f T i e r T h r e o (3), o f S n nf o r d , C i r c u i t C o u r t o n t h i s 2 8 t h d a y o f DeTho many friontls of Mrs. 0. W !obeon'eFc»emeOlntI)r. lIobeon'eKczenieOlnL ............................................... d e p o s i t a n d llio c l a s s o f‘ ‘b o n d s s a i d F l o r i d a , a c c o r d............................ i n g t o B. R,....... T r a f“f o r d~' s coml ior , A. D, 1921. . Smith Brothers, tiio well known dtho OnootDr. Uobeaa'* Goodrich will bo nriove‘1 jo lenrn of u po s l i c o v e r s . | m ap of Sanford. Flor ida, a s pe r p la t (HEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. T h e l l oml s h a l l bo a p p r o v e d b y t h e t h e r e o f d u l y o f r e c o r d. C l e r k o f t h o C i r c u i t Court. tho (loath of hor mother, Mrs. Alice firm of furniture dunlors, have pur­ H o a r d n f C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r s , | T e r m s : Cash, P’u u rrec l m s e r t o p a y f o r He ml n o l o C o u n t y , F l a l o s n f tliu p l a n s a n d s p e c i f i c a t i o n s deod. G E O R G E O. H E R R I N G , Corner Brown, which occurred yoator- chased tho old Luff lor building nt tho m aCyo phe s e e n nt t h e of f i ce o f t h e C l e r k | J . J. D I CKI N S ON , S o l i c i t o r a n d C o u n s e l f o r I’e t l t l o n o r rn n O in tm m f day nt 1 o’clock, nftor u Bhort illness. foot of First stroot from tho Staton of t h e C i r c u i t C o u r l In S nn fo r d , o r a t 20-6tc S p e c i a l M n s t o r In C h a n c e r y . 20-6 to INTER-STATE NURSERIES SOCIAL Legal Advertisements SLOAN'S RELIEVES NEURALGIC ACHES F 1 8 iniment » O f 1 Hobsorte ♦ I»l ''L 'i/ Vr.. �A. GRIFFITH IS PRESIDENT DAIL EIREANN 14 (4 14 PH Ph 14 TRUCK -------By a Sanford Celery-Fed • Man 14 fcj 14 Ry >4 DBVAI.BRA a n d FOLLOW Kits Ri iui m ^ to rm na ^ )to ^ WALKED OUT WHILE U. S. Sailors wounded liy Italians VOTE TAKEN at dame, says news item. But maybe DUNLIN, Jan. 10.—Arthur Griffith it's the manner of dancing in that •was elected president of the Dail country. I was shot in the ankle myself the other night when one of the Eireann today. DeValera and his followers walked youngsters started to back up in out while vote was beingtnken, in crowded room wherever one was gonrotost against nominationof Grifing forward. There is no snfety zone Spenker MacNelll put the moon a dance floor these days when the fith. - election - ‘ and he was young folks get going good. They tiun for Griffith’s dance forward and backward and sideunanimously chosen. ways and in the air and on Innd and 8cn TEMPORARY INJUNCTION RESTRAINING Your Feet are Entitled to'the Best Possibles C ere a n d A tten tio n ANY WORK ON STATE CAPITOL AT TALLAHASSEE FILED TODAY TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 9.—Applica­ tion for temporary injunction re"tralnlnir the Hoard of Commissioners of Stnto Institutions and contractors from proceeding with the wbrk of exlending capital was filed in circuit! 0(,urt today by attorneys represent'nff Marion county citizens, Applicution c,mrKcs Pll,n boing foHowod by cu,,trnctors not plana and specificntiona “‘'opted when hte legislature made an appropriation for work and Eight-Hour Day that other large projects authorized For Railway Clerks A big land company near Palm by the legislature before the adoption the extension law had priority over THURSDAY and FRIDAY, JANUARY 19-20 To Be Considered Beach is planning an nvinry for of extension. pheasants. Why not an apiary for National Agreement Up for Consider­ apes? ation Today This wide awake store is constantly seeking out new I’nys to Advertise CHICAGO, Jnn. 10.—Extra pay for ways o f giving you a service that is all the word im­ overtime work and eight hour day are (Dispatch from Galvo, 111.) MANY HAPPENINGS OF WOULD plies. It is with pleasure, therefore, that we are able The following want ad. J^tpenred in the principal points Bought by tho rnllIN TODAY’S STRING OF rond clerks in the controversies over a local newspaper last week: to announce the coming of the Foot Comfort Dem­ PRESS DISPATCHES Strayed—Holstein heifer, about ten the rules of clerks of national ngreconstrator direct from The Scholl Mfg. Co. of Chicago, nient up for consideration today by • months old. Any information lending makers of the famous Foot Comfort Appliances and WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.—AmbnssaUnited States Ituilroud Labor Board. to her recovery will he rewarded by a Remedies, invented by Dr. Wm. M. Scholl, the good drink of whiskey. A. F. Deem,!‘lor Harvey cabled the State Departeminent foot authority. supervisor. Intent today from Cannes he was only AUTOMOBILE CAMPS MUST D r. S ch o ll's F oot-E ater cases ( Itc feet, body am! Next day Supervisor Deem was “I'Khtly injured in an automobile ocHE KEPT SANITARY This is a splendid opportunity to learn howDr.Scholl's nerves. A bale. sprintty looking over a dozen heifers brought cUlont but said he had requested Am­ support. fviuy be worn methods of extending foot comfort have benefited In any shoe. The State Board of Henlth is de­ in by farmers all claiming to have bassndor Herrick at l'aris, to act ternthousands of people suffering from corns, callouses, at pornrily as American observer termined thnt automobile tourist found tiie lost animal. All were will­ Cannes conference ir his place. bunions, weak arches, flat foot and painful heel camps are operated in strict accord­ ing to swap a heifer for a drink. Deem tlnniy located his heifer in the midst. through the use of ance with up-to-dnte sanitary teach­ CANNES, Jan. 9,—George Harvey, ings. The poorly or half way main­ It had been found by II. C. Sweat, who American ambassador t<. Groat Brit­ tained auto camp is n menac to the lives a shot distance east of Galvn. ain, was injured in a collision be­ Sweat’s wife objected to his collecting people. tween his automobile and another ma­ lo o t C om fortA p p lia n ces A survey of practically every auto the reward. chine this morning was taken to a camp in the State has recently been A man applied to C. E. Henry fo ra hotel whore his secretary announced This Foot Comfort Demonstrator will work with concluded by the state health board ho was not badly hurt. Later ho an­ Th e cause of pains, cramps and tho collected information concern­ job at his dairy as a milker and said nounced Harvey would not attend ■ml callouses on the hall of our shoe fitters demonstrating the merits of these tiie fool can lie removed hy ing cnch tabulated. Subsequently a his only qqualifications were that he meeting of Allied Supreme Council to­ remarkable inventions and will assist you, if you D r . Scholl's Anterior M etClassification of nil camps was made used a fountain pen a u rta l Arch Support. day. desire, in arriving at the proper shoe requirements based upon (a) supervision of the for your feet. Most any man will tremble when camp by the municipllty an (b) aWASHINGTON, Jan. 0.—Senator vnilnbility of utilities or conveniences. his wife says that she heard some­ MeCumbor, of North Dakota, was se­ This classification being transmitted thing about him, lected today by committee on commit­ to city clerks, to tourist information tees as chairman of tile Senate Fi­ bureaus, traveling bureaus, chambers A Sanford lad asked his dad to give nance committee to succeed tiie late of commerce, and other civic organi­ him a good licking before lie diso­ Senator Penrose. Frclinghuysen, Re­ zations interested in serving the tour­ beyed him so would enjoy doing it. publican, New Jersey, selected to fill ists for their proper guidnncc. the vacancy on the finance commit­ The classification of camps just tee. EVER STOP TO THINK— prepared by the State Board of PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 0.—George Health, Bureau of Engineering shows That accounts arc figures that must 1st NatM Bank Annex Wharton Pepper, Philadelphia, attor­ that Brndcntown, DeLnnd, Gaines­ iic kept straight? Thnt men keep them straight by ney, was appointed United States sen­ ville, Lnkelnnd, Pensacola, Tampa and West Palm Bench have tho best camps mean^ of adding mnehines, while ator hy Governor Sproid today to suc­ “Wo have not received though,” Mr. tion of the traffic rules punch it , PITTSBURG, PA., Jnn. 10.—Tho in the state, considered from all women use corsets for the same pur­ ceed Penrose. Under tiie la wappoint- Alien asserted, “that hearty co-opera­ Every motorist automnticnlly would principal purchasing agencies today pose 7 ment stands until u successor can he tion from the county officers of the angles. Thnt tile alphabet is n series of let­ selected at tiie November election to state that Is desired. The majority carry his record with him, (he card announced a reduction of 25 cents a ters which are not nearly so interest­ fill the unexplrod Penrose term end- of the county office holders are un- would lie exhibited in police court barrell in all grades of crude oil hand­ HACK TO WORK. ing ns tiie letters that nre rend in ing in 1927. willing to support the prohibition where the motorist was arraigned led in this market except Ragland and divorce and breach of promise cases? movement, and I have positive evi­ there, the court would know how it was reduced 15 cents. ROCKY MOUNT, N. C., Jan. 10.— That the principal modern use of the dence that many of them are assisting many times the motorist had been re­ One hundord men employed in the ,locomotive repair i department t . .......oT .. the 'alphabet is ,to 1....... provide names tiie violators of the laws themselves.” primanded for violating the law The | ; ........... , .....for „ sub- Federal Prohibition There are still Home unpleasant marines and Summer underwear? Atlantic Const Line Railway shops court would deal with him according matters to face, lint, thank goodness, OITicer Pans here who had been cut off since De­ That there has never been an auto­ PUNCH MOTORIST CARO to his previous record. the last of the turkey hash is gone. mobile accident in Abyssinia? Local Officers cember 29, will go bnck to their jolts FOR EACH WARNING SO Thnt there probably won't he any tomorrow, (it was said here today). COURT WILL KNOW WHAT until somebody brings an automobile Majoity of County Officials Unwilling into the country? ■ to Support Prohibition JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 7.—The ■ +* That alimony is the interest on the SOUTHERN AGRICULTURIST local police department is considering bonds of matoimony? The Florida Scout TAMPA, Jan. 9.—Assetions that the tlie* ire <>f a motorist. Chronic Thnt tiie modern farmer can raise majoity of county offices in tiie state traffic rule violators would lie rated NASHVILLE, TENN . ■ <i "For Wide-Awake Boys” ■ anything? ■* ne not suppoting tho enfoconient of by mentis of punch n m r k . i on their 35c Year ■> The Giant of the South That he finds it just as hard to poliibition laws and that many of registration cards. When a motorist WILLARD LUMLEY, Publisher raise money as the rest of us.? 902 French them ne violates of tile laws them- arouses the ire of a traffic officer by Its immen.se popularity is due not only to the fact that ■ That woman is a rag, a hone nnd a selves, wee made hy A. L, Allen, fed- failing to obey signals or cutting the + * * * * •!** * 4 * *4 ♦+♦♦♦♦+<• hank of hair? every line in it is written for Southern farm families by ■ — ■ ,i eal dicctn o, pohi'.dti >:i fo Floidn, in a bum's at street intersections the ofmen and women who know and appreciate Southern condi­ That the safest way to tell her so reccnt statement summing up the fR-crs would demand the motorist’s tions, but to tiie practically unlimited personal service which is over the telephone? LANDIS. FISH & HULL work of ids do, art tent during tiie live registration card and for each violais given to subscribers without charge. Attorneys and Counsellors-nt-Law months of 1921 that lie was directing Every year we answer thousands of questions on hun­ DeLAND, FLORIDA tiie work. dreds of different subjects—all without charge. When you While he did not feel "jubilant” ov­ W i l l practice in the Stale and Feder­ al Courts. Special facilities for Ex­ become a subscriber this invaluable personal service is yours. er enforcement conditions ho feels o amining nnd Perfecting Land Titles That is one reason why we have— thnt Ids men have done exceptionally • / f r m well, Director Allen said. Increase in 375,000 CIRCULATION his force of 10 per cent is expected to ho authorized within a month, lie said, and it is ids understanding that WITH WEEKS AND OTHER OFFIC­ Federal Prohibition Commissioner IALS ABOUT MUSCLE Haynes, at Washington, is seeking to SHOALS obtain an agreement with England —Thomas R. linker, Ph. D., of looking towards tho curbing of tiie DETROIT, Jan. 10.—Henry Ford flow of contraband whiskey from Bi­ Enrich the soil, increase the Rollins College, Analytic nnd will leave Thursday for Washington mini. yield, hasten mnturity, im­ for a conference with Sec, Weeks nnd Consulting Chemist says of the water: "Of the mnny waters of thiH nnd oth­ prove tho quality. It pays to Seven vessels and 27 automobiles other government officials in connec­ were confiscated as whiskey runners use them regularly. Stock in er regions that I have analyzed, I have found none superior in all good quali­ G E O . G . H E R R I N G tion with his offer for the Muscle during Ids tenure of office beginning our warehouse at Sanford. Shoals nitrate nnd power plants, he August 1, he said. Whiskey seizures Booklet free from warehouse ties of thnt of the "Elder Water.”—Phono 311-W. Office In Miller Building. Attorney-at-Law said today at his office. or from— totalled 20,912 quarts while tho quan­ No 14 Garncr-WocdruiF Buildir tity of mash taken amounted to 55,SANFORD. FLA. GERMANY’S REPARATIONS 777 gallons. Armour F e r tiliz e r Works Jacksonville. F lo r id a _____ SUBJECT FOR DISCUSSION A considerable part of the moon­ OF SUPREME COUNCIL shine industry in the state, according to Mr. Allen, can he traced to thu HENRY CANNES, Jan. 7.—Tho Allied Su­ low market prices for cane syrup and 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 > X " i " ! ,,K i4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 premo Council planned to begin con­ the over-production of sugar enne. JEWELER sideration of the question of Ger­ "The last year," he said, "our farm MY SPECIALTIES: many’s reparations today in atmoscrops were small, except for cane Picknrd’s Ilnnd-Pnintcd China phero somewhat cleared hy yesterday’s crop which was larger than usual. One Gorham’s Sterling Sliver decision to get together with Russia year ago this month can syrup was Rogers’ Plated Ware IDEAL FERTILIZERS * and Germany in internntionnl finnn- selling at $1.50 n gallon. This year, Elgin nnd Waltham Watches with double tho crop, people of West einl nnd economic conference. Bond for our twelve pngo I’rlco I.iHt descriptive of our various brands of IDEAL ------------ 0—--------Florida have told me that they are FERTILIZERS and of tho largo stock of Insecticides, Spray Machines, and Farm Im­ offered only 35 to *10 cents a gallon plements sold by our associated firm, Florida Agricultural Supply Co. Parcel Post Your Cleaning and SECRETARY DENBY for their syrup. HUNTED IN VIRGINIA Dyeing to In dealing with us you hnvu both fluid experience and financial responsibility to "Many of those people in those cir­ WITHOUT A LICENSE insure your getting tho LEST. cumstances hnvu found tho parting of IDEAL FERTILIZERS produce tho banner crops of tho state. Lot thorn work for you. Richmond, Jnn. 9 —Communication tho ways and have sold their syrup to been addressed to Secretary of the a bootlegging neighbor or have used MR. ALLEN SCOTT, Sanford Representative Navy Dcnby hy Virginia stnto com­ It themselves in making moonshine. missioner of game and fisheries ask­ Only three gallons of syrup nre nocesing Dcnby to explain "why you hunted snry to mako a quart of liquor. Tho Manufacturers of IDEAL FERTILIZERS market value of the syrup is $1.05 to in Virginln without license.” AGRICULTURAL BUILDING JACKSONVILLE, FLA. ; $1.20 while tho quart of moonshine Jacksonville, Fla. ■611 Main St. We prepay parcel postage on returns Rub-My-TIsm, a paia killer. 13-16tc will sell for $5 to $0.” Foot Comfort Demonstrator COMING TO OUR STORE PENROSE’S PLACE DsScholls Come and bring your friends . We know you will be glad you called , Lloyd S h o e Store • - ■■ • ■ a FORD TO GO TO CAPITAL FOR CONFERENCE BIG CROP Fertilizers ELDER SPRINGS WATER Elder Springs Water Company McLAULIN NEW PRICE LIST] i ROGERS & JONES French Dry Cleaners Steam Dyers WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER COMPANY � 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, January 13, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 13, 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>, January 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