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' • Sober,And Chastened Search ’ Now Being Made By Delegates For Their Nominee Democratic Cl How Convention Is BdUoting Nintcy-fourth ballot: McAdoo 305; Smith 304.5; Dnvlk, W es* Vir­ ginia, 81% ; Underwood 4GV4; Ral­ ston 37; Glass 37; Robinson 37; Ritchio 10.5; Davis, Kansas, 20; SValsh 4; Cummins 1; Roosevelt 2; Meredith 20,’ Copeland 17; Calvin Stewart.1; Bryan 0. ■ • r -— V ' Ralston’s Action A Big Surprise Former To England UNomination A Deadlock o f 7 Da; APPLICATION OF DAWES PROPOSAL SUBJECT OF TALK Davis Is Select t « ,‘r , t »-» • # - Application of Qvc«ti°na ts Drawn Up miere In Plan to Meet All Seen ip Note by Two -Pre­ Conference. Davis Rides on Rising Tide During Session Early this M orning r a il!* gw By Acclamatii Davis Assumes Lead PARIS, July P. A plan .for ap­ In Balloting D uring Insurrection Ouccrring in Sao plication o f the Dawes Reparation Jl R i t e s F o r D e a d etlrally alsn Is settlement piar Ninoty-fifth ballot: McAdoo Paulo Last Friday Takes r Mae- ; m f i y M o r n i n g ngreo on by Ptli --------------In o f P r e s i d e n t I n 417.5; Smith 3G7.6: Davis 139'A; Heavy Death Toll During Donald of Great BriUln »nd Pre­ Underwood 44% ; Glass 34; Rob. .’ MADISON SQUARE Fight to Itring Revolt Un­ NEW YORK, July p. — After mier Harriot of France at the re­ e e p i n f f W i t h W i s h Inson 31; Ritchie 20.5; Walsh 2; sumption o f their conference this der Control— Government GARDEN, July 9.—Join} W Bryan 0; Roosevelt 2; Meredith 20, moro thon n week of furious war- morning. _ ^............... . ^ ^ hoWi p. & M r s . C o o l i d g e It wns explained, Is Attempting to Maintain Divifi, of West V im Copelnnd*2. fare over McAdoo knd Smith, the cveri that the qufstlo question may bo Order With Heavy Artil­ hia, was noimnated' lor ____ _ and til' " gone over again snd the plan poeDemocratic Notional Convention Ninety-sixth ballot: McAdoo 421; lery and Hundreds Troopers president today by lb© began Tuesday at least n sober and aibily modified after lunc' Smith 359.5; Davis 171.6; Under­ A joint note to tho allies sug­ Democratic National Conwood 38; Glass 39; Robinson 32; chastened search f°r ® compromise gesting how Idlfferent questions nunNOS A IRKS, July 9.—Two vention on the 103d bei r ; Ritchie 21.5; Walsh 4; Bryan 7; candidate for the presidency. connect*^ with application of the hundred and fifty persons were Roosevelt 1. lot. . ‘ For -n time It turned its atten­ plan might be settled was drawn 7i and 200 injured during tho The opposition o£ Williatn W illBe Shipped Ninoty-scventh ballot: McAdn.i killed tion to Senator Ralston of Indlsnn up'at the conference between Print# insurrection which broke out at Minister MacDonald and Premier Jennings Btyan and thp hut was told definitely he would llcrriot. lt was further announced 415.5; Smith 359.5; Davis 183%; Soa i'nulo, Brazil, Friday night, iNorthampton fo r Underwood attempt of William not accept. Then at a night sc*. 37% ; Glassi 39: Robin­ v i ' a «ion and in mnny conferences today. '• fcrvice Tomorrow son 22; Ritchio 19.5; Wnlsh 4; according to information received Gibba McAdoo to delivar MacDonald said the documents among the leaders It reviewed . Snulsbury C; Owen 1; Thomns R. here. hia atrengtlT to’ Meredith he hiut drawn up with Herrlot con­ lignin the clnimn of John W. DftyiHi failed to Hon him- . , , JHINGTIN, July 0.-* Marshall 2; Bryan 0. . Cause of Revolt ..• Senator Robinson o f •Arkansas, stituted n joint note which ex­ Senator Class o f Virginia and sev­ plained how tho Dawes plan prob­ ginning with this mornfibe'settinK of the htaMONTEVIDEO, July 9.— A pru­ Ninety-eighth' ballot: McAdoo eral others who have remained in lems might be settled at the Inter­ ing’a balloting, the moveIwhite House east room 407.5; Smith 354; Dnvls 194%; dently worded dispatch received the background of the long and bit- allied London conference which re­ here from authoritative sources mantr to Davia gntherod s profusion of banked Underwood 37% : Glussl 30; Robin­ in mained fixed for July 10. He de­ tor fight botween the two lending Santos .,Brasil,. says 25; Ritchie 1R.6; Walsh 0; j . . . -----. tho revola clared there Is no thought of post­ might distinguish the son momentum which cou(<) contenders. , Saulsbury 0: Owen 1; Marshall 3; I tionary movement in Sao I aulo is ; funeral service there Bryan 6. \ pot bo retarchka..* Outwardly the McAdoo ami poning the conference. . directed against President llerThe premiers spent three hours Smith mnnngers continued deaf to A ' ---------I nardes and his ramifications in On the'. 103d ballot, Jfor Calvin Coolidge, Jr., Tuesday afternoon endeavoring to nil suggestions o f withdrawn! hut Ninety-ninth hnllot: McAdoo |Rio Janeiro. atate after state fell into Ithat of any other youth under the surface there were forces reach n decision on the applica­ 353.5; Smith 853; Davis 210; tin------- “ the Dqvis line. -When tion of the Dawes plan as \yould i country. • at work that carried some hope * * ----— “38; *■**•• Energetic Measures derwnod 39.6; Glass Robinson 1 it became apparpnt th g t. of n settlement to end the long unable them to enter tho Inter-al­ . government of n a tio n s 25; Ritchie 17.5; Wnlsh 4; Snuls­ I RIO JANEIRO, July 9.— (Dedeadlock, now approaching its lied conference nt London on July Davis was nominated the his own, permitted th e ir bury 0; Owen 3; Marshall 2; Mere­ layed by censor)—The Brazilian 1G, with a united front. 100th ballot. . , government is taking energetic dith 37; Berry 1; Brynn 5. convention accepted the [to pay respect to th e Mainly by virtue o f further de­ After tho first session of their measurus to quell thu military re­ motion of Thomas Tag‘ lent’s dead son h u t th e fections from the McAdoo strength conference hoje It was announce*! Ono hundredth buiiot: McAdoo volt in the city of Suo I’auln and which dropped to n new low racord, they would resqme negotiations at I of the bereaved family 190; Smith 351.6; Davis 203.5; Un­ has officially advised the public Ralston was able during the day to 9:30 o’clock in the uvenlng. Their Implicit}' ruled in every derwood 41.5; Glass 36; Robinson that there 1b no danger, declaring consistently increase hi* following talk was .piitc cordial, moro so that "the public order; will be John W. Davis, former UnitWl jtotos •Aml-amuuiur to Great Brit­ 40; Ritchie 17.5; WnUh 52.5: Sauls. lof imrfrmrnt. . 4 ain, wh? was nominated for'Proi4aw .6ii4lia Democratic ticket on tho mitlj he stood In the balloting nt n than Uio roreptlon accorded Prime j o u r n c d u n t I U o 'd M k t o ytr hy RcV..'Jneoq Noble busy 8; Owen 20; Merndith 75.6} moihUlncd. total never approached heretofore Minister MacDonald- at the rail­ . . « . Tn|1 2: n i a t t i c l s a r ‘'^President Tliniiui.. ____ _________ nnljbFW 103d ballot at the National Convention In New York this afternoon. pa*U+at G* -First C«l»-[Houston » : Bryn, by hny candidate exrcpt McAdoo or 10f Berry 1. Con-J legislation inS-SA congroas way ntutlon this afternoon which tonal Churth, wnlch I’ rus- Baker"*';* Gerard .. • , ■ • •- If, t I — I-.- w .. / siegeyesterday. f for nt> csix­ iv . Smith. There were definite indica­ decreeing n m state of Dayi* waa nominated cool. . 1and Mrs.' Coolidge attetul wntlon adjourned 4 oVtoclf Wed­ ty days in the states of Sao Paulo tions that much more of the Mc­ wns plainly by acclamation after tne Long Live Pence • [he reading of scripture and nesday morning nntil noon. Adoo strength might turn to him und Rio Janeiro and the federal •When • the British premier’s 103d ballot. Session ad­ . bf a few favorite hymns but when his withdrawal was finHundred and first ballot: Dnvls district, with authority to extend journed uptll 8:30 o’clock Ijttartet was tho simple rite 315; Underwood 229.5; Meredith tho siege to other places if necesnlly annouiKc.1 there had been no pulled into tho station there were very clear sign whether he could a few cries of "Long Llvo Peace," |e services. tonight aa convention v 130; Smith 121; McAdoo 62: Glass sury have received eventually the two- and “ Long Llvo Hcrriot,’ ’alUio\igh [tht the body of the youth 50. Others about same as yes­ In his message, the president ahouted, “ Walah for vice­ the Fpench premier, delayed by tho thirds necessary to nominate. i taken to his l>oyhood home terday. declared the government forces president." 1 ' ! v necessity of appearing beforo the The refusal o f tho Indiana sen­ ^rthampton, Mass., -where wort- equipped to crush the upris­ As Hundred und second hnllof: Da­ ing niul defend the solidarity of* will be held tomorrow, NEW YORK. July 9 —Senator I siUl I did not want tlie nmninn- ator to nccapt a nomination should senntu, had not yet arrived. __ __premiers _______ v MADISON SQUARE GAR­ finally met tiom und 1 mean it now," he suid. ono be tendered him. was nnnounc- both of the gh preferring the simplest vis 415 2-3; Underwood 307; Mc­ K teral Services Be at 4 O’clock Senator Ralston o f Indiana For The Second Time Durinu Convention Has Name Withdrawn From Ballots ktmrnts, n concession was Adoo 21; Glass 07: Smith 44; Me­ JiecauM «>f the status o f the redith GO'1-3; Robinson 21; Wnlsh ent as tin* lender of the nn- 123. Others about sade. [ the casket lay in the great om of the White House sur- S a y A t t e m p t t o E n t e r by u military guurd «>f N ifv llt u ne us H d -ai V y iN ig n i Six sailors from tho presi- S t o r e Tl u yscht Mayflower, on which Vyaar-old boy bud often S t o p p e d b y P a s s e r - b y and six ’ marines nitervigil. A fter 12 o’clock last night n Itributes in great numbers pano o f Rians in the front door aided about, while from per­ of "The Outlet" was broken, pre­ ' ';nds, government officials, sumably by would-be robbers, so of the (diplomatic corps, that the Yale lock on the door ifrom all sections o f the na- .could easily be opened from the rulers ond high officials ‘ outside by thrusting the hand i countriea messages came through and turning the latch, ocflood expraehivp o f tho cording to a statement made by i sorrow. A. RaAfield, Vqyner of tho stare, T»l Today at 4:00 p. m. j funeral will ho marked ns this morning. It wns further stated by Mr. i possible by the nimpllcity Mparents desire. A simple Rafficld that upon seeing the will be held in the White bceak In the glass early this morn­ 4 o'clock this afternoon, ing ho at first believed tho place jdch the body will be taken had been entered ond robbed, but ' umpton, Mass., for a scc- that after n close examination it fk* and t!.en to Plymouth.' was found that nothing had been bothered. Ho expressed .belief that t, for burinL ' |White House services will bo the breaking o f tho glass attract­ i by intimate friends, cab- ed the attention o f someone on abers, chiefs o f diplomatic the streets and frightened the *nd such justices of the thief away beforo he had time to court, members o f con- enter tho store. high officers o f the Wry ami' marine corps yvho , ! in the city. The Reverend I^Npblo Pierce, pastor o f the onrregatlonal Church, which *«*• family Had attended 1 offer prayer and read scriptures and a quartet Tho publicity committee o f the hymns. •5 * t here tonight, the S a n fo rd Chamber o f Commerce has l*rty will arrive at North- awarded a contract' for posting Thurtday, wnare services road signs between S a n ford and held-, at IQ o'clock in the Pittsburgh on the principal hlghThe ‘ .Oik ’ Congregational Church, ways .leading into Florida. Floi the consUtution I he Journal de Commemo this morning reports that Carlos da Compo. who has been governor of Suo Puulo since May 1. aroused the enthusiasm o f t h e > , . l e when Ralston telephone.! Thomas Tag TUggart said ho hud not the | ^ j ,nst niR|,t that under no idea who would lie nom. ^ would be accept the sliglnest . | J [ ™ rfttjc pr€f-itlentlisl nomlna now t|J| Taggart said he would w ith-1 Ralston Out Of It m INDIANAPOLIS. July 9.— Un­ h‘‘i ir1 n ' y rr mf , n |. h T uggnrt made the nnnouncom ent t0i buiidmg m the tempos kdios 2q m»|jjutw ufter (l dolen „ f Rai. ited States Senator Samuel M. Rallthe UI inX * n Suturday. U“ ttlk ° n ! ston’s friends, including Sdnntor rton into Monday definitely inplace Put Harrison of Mlssisnippi. hrt.l rucled Thomas Taggart to withw his name fr^m further congone into conference, TncRiirt sudRigid Censorship dchly came from behind the locked derntion jib u candidate for the BUENOS AIRES, July 9 — doors und declared the senator wjh emocrntle nomination for presiNews reaching hero concerning out of tho race finally and defin­ nt in a telegram sent to the Inthe insurrection nt Sao Paulo, Bra­ Junn leader. itely. , . zil, continues to be vague and con­ "I hnve just heard from Senator The telegram addressed to Tugflicting, duo partly to the impo­ Ralston by phono that under no irt. ui given out here Inst night sition o f censorship, but there is Senutor Ralston follows: •; circumstances will ho accept the little doubt that the movement is "Withdraw my name from furnomination," he said. "In tho light o f considerable political conse­ of his positive declination thero is [ier consideratJon by tbo conyeqquence. on. Grei^Tnr the honor would ho, Belated dispatches from the nothin? for me to do but with­ do not ^mnt the nomination. Am draw his name. I shall do this a** Brazilian capital tell o f the meas* ,stlngly indebted to those who urea tnken by the government to soon as we go into session again." Invc favorejl me nt tho convention. Where Will Strength Go7 put down the movement, the ex­ Iy*unswerving support will be Taggart was unable to say where tent of which is belittled. One such dven to Us nominee." message, quoting an official an­ tho Ralston strength would go. He "W hen askcsl regnrding tho renouncement, Buys: "The situation returned to the conference for fur­ f»rts that he might be chosen us is favorable to ihe government. ther suggestions from other Ral­ tfe ; candidate , for the vlco-prcsiThe situation is calm here. In Sao ston supporters. c >ncy, Mr. Ralston said: Paulo the revoltera, a small group Taggart said he had done his " l am giving thnt matter no eon­ in the Luz barracks, are surround­ best to induco the senator to re­ s deration whatever." main in the race, but that St was Taggart Much Affected * e d -^ • , An uncorroborated report from futile. When Senator Ralston’s withn correspondent of La Nacion ‘ ‘While we wero- conferring," ho i -awal wns announced Tuggurt was Continued on page 8. said, "Uncle Sam called me on the 1 reatly affwted. After a few bnl* phone and declared he would not •its ho became convinced /there accept tho nomination. I told him yould l>e no nomination last night, ho went to his hotel ntid retired, wo had it arranged to nominate him, hut ho said that mndo no dif­ e told friends thnt he worked ference. He said he had no desire ird Monday and yesterday and for it.and that his family did not d but little sleep Tuesday flight, was nothing more ncrious than wont nlm to take It. "I meant It the other day when; * hapstlon, it was reclared. cheap billboards and other objec­ tionable forms o f advertising that Sanford Publicity Committee Awards Contract fo r Posting o f Road Signs Calvin was a member. At i_ni „ r0 being pasted by C. L 18 *be Rev. Kenneth B. Britt «_ jtt and Joe d D.. Chlttendan Chittenden of this PMtorxif the ehitrrfi, wlU city, who were awarded the con­ Thu party will then proT tract, and who are Dow en route .VL, where intor- north. They plan to past these Sanford markers at fly* mjle in­ l > the‘ ne p President's -mother tervals, it is said. 1 . be return to Wush*fil then be made Itntncdi- • In awarding the contract, R. J. Holly, chafrman of the commlt■ 4 '• tee, stated that Sanford had been Bear Un WeR ■ K that [criticised repeatedly for t t - f r Cool- to mark the highways. Orlando. lohLa^hh worn by long sleep- S t Peteraburg, Miami and Other cofnmunRles, Mr. v tk “il ‘ij®, sick bed and progressive ?.», *** grief were bearing Holly stated,, several years ago * d l M could be *x pec ted. took'tho initiative In pjacing signs remained much with along the principal artsrics of » during the day, while travel from the north to Florida* .. »hd Secretary Clark and and the tne progressive progress*»«> business «**-•••— men — President. ... f u lS *£££' ^{Te visited his off ires °deal of the growth of tl\eir resppeW1t“ n* Tuesday morning tivo communitU* to this m ethod M by officials yrho advert is lag. "Of* course,” Mr. Holly iimtinucd,', 'PttM • 8*nford Cor « W i the family publicity co m m u te VU M’td on page V. uiJrrr? v E Stebs iST*** defact the natural beauties of our highways." He «Uted, however, that It was his opinion that direc­ tion signs placed by the various progm iive coroaiunluci of two state is a happy medium between the stand taken by over-antbnalaatic advocates of highway beauti­ fication. and thorfe Who would pro­ miscuously disfigure the highwaya, * * * ' This matter w u thoroughly dis­ cussed by the compiltUo before the contract was awarded. Mr. Holly stilted, and tbs committee s final action waa prompted »jr » knowledge of the declaration of many hundreds of tojonsts tn*t community direction markers along the artexiea of travel had been their main guide en route to Hur- Local District Shows Least Number Injured V- It was announced here today that the1Jacksonville district o f tha A t­ lantic Coast Lind* Railroad, the headquarters o f which are In this city, shows the lowest number of employees injured per 100 on duty of any district on the entire sys­ tem. Supt. T. L. Dumas, chairman bf the safety committee of the Jack­ sonville district, all tha members of which live In Banford, statcj that this announcement comes aft­ er a careful check l»y tho director of insurance and safety of all the records of accidents of every dis­ trict. '____________ • ^ T h a publicity dompiittM," Mr. eonc]udt-d. "proposes to inM A R K E T ,tM-> - *. a t | {1• - # elude"In its budget for tho com­ ing year | a ______ sofflc nt sum pf mon| CHICAGO, July ft. — Wheat: September. 112% to 112%; De­ vy for the placing of 3,000 slgM along tha DU*o H b > cember 115% to fid . -Porn: Sep­ way and other main arteries of tember,' M H •to. 05%. Oats: ’ BepUmbtr, 46%. . • . v* V : e<l by Thomns Taggart, the pilot of tho Ralston boom, shortly before ..I..!,**- eneelnh till* conven­ PnilVlHl. Inst night’s session nf of the tion began. Once beforo Senutor Ralston had requested that Ills name bo withdrawn but this time ho told Taggart in much stronger terms that under no circumstances would he oonsont to be noraineo. I jn tj,6 waftiri|r room the cheers for « j1CBC0» continued but the pres' -V>f Mr. MacDonald was ig­ once nored by tho crowd. There were mnny cheers for former Premier Poinearo oe tho motor car con­ taining M. Herriot and Mr. MacDonuld stortod for the BritUb em­ bassy ond a few clashes between the auppurtors of M. Hcrriot and his predecessor. Mr. MacDonald had a careworn smile as ho entered tho foreign of­ fice at 5 o’clock, while the French premier wns more sqletnn th»n dounl. It was noticed that both had rcliovcd expressions when they came out of the cgnforenco room. __ ___________ -' . - Davis Sentiment Tho sentiment for Davis appear­ ed to be strongest among some of those who havo supported Smith, nlthough it was apparent that he had much support from other ele­ ments ns well. The talk of Robin­ son was general and aomewhut In­ tangible and there was speculation of the samq character about the availability of Glass. Homer S. Cummings, E. T. Meredith nnd per­ haps n dozen more. Despite tho uncertainty of the situation, however, the lenders ap­ peared convinced that at least the convention had determined to *o out ond find a man who could be nomlna too. - They sold’ only time and n trial of strength on the con­ vention floor could tell where the choice might fall, but they appear­ ed certain tha daclslon would not be long delayed. 1 Whatever the attitude of ' tho (Continued on page 3) Council Members O f Bar Body A re Named 4 7 f. .. Sanford and Orlando Kiwanis Clubs Completing Arrangements fo r Gamp prises, however, are (or the Of Undo plfjers. At 7:30 o'clpek tomorrow night the local Kiwanis Club will holdtta regular banqupt at the Montawroa that time ,will * iland al thatH . , cntcrndo ball dub; Visit­ tain the Orlando ing Kiwanis * ‘ mis ball pUyera, officers and their wives are invitad to at­ tend the banquet. 1 Secretary 8. M. Lloyd of tha Sanford c|uii hss sent out the following •notice to Sanford members: "Bring ; your w ife-or sweetheart. Wa will en­ tertain the Orlando 1UU Club. No half-way buslnesa w ilj. do. Mtwt have full attencUncm OrUndo tell* how they will beat u*. . M soy so In their weekly letter. They are bringing the full club to root Announcement was ntada today of the final rina: arrangements for-tha ' Kiwanis baseball Sanford-Orlando game which will be called at the iscover Husband Of local Ninth Street Park at 4 o'clock afternoon. The manager !j>wa W oman a Female •Thuradkir o f the ’Sanford team has =aid that ho'irlH.phesent a strong lineup in MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa. July tomorrow’s game; one that will not t —Ruth Bunday, age 88, who for go down .In defeat without a hard a v»a year* masqueraded I sing under the name of "Walter*? was learned this morning that 1 indy, la .in county jail today fob the Orlando tram has been holding I ving her arreat Monday at workout* ■regularly and that they I uxles in this county. Tlume year* expect to play real baseball. The ■ o Walter Bundy murriod Mis# Orlando fans aqd players have ex­ I ixabeth West of. Rliodaa and tha pressed confldeoM’ in their ability \ fe claims that during that tin»<; to win and state that they are y«ty t ey lives! together she never dls» optimistic over the outlook o f the i vered her supposod husband i i coption. • f An 'Orlando v- <—J- clothing — concern, It 1* ;qiUUr|tood, ha soffeertd n *ui "o IifyestiKate Rates !harged By Railroads WASHINGTON, July A oring on rates and surcharges o f Pullman company ond rallro Bleeping r*ra was urdared ' by the Interstate ’ today. The hearing at _ _ PHILADELPHIA, July 0. ~ Members of the general council nf American Bar Aesociatlon repre­ senting every state and territory In tha Union and China have been chosen at the annual convrntiuu association hare. They Include Florida, Scott M. Loftln of Jack­ sonville and Georgia, T, A. Ham­ mond of Atlanta. v ic r p R Y . . . ' '* ‘ it five other p ‘ * - OrUndo N •‘ng tor the ‘ ‘ le, “ i .• f . im m DEN, Now York, July John W. Davia of West Vir­ ginia, sprang into the lead in today's balloting in the Dem­ ocratic National Convention, A with Oscar W. Underwood o f Alabama close behind Weary and only half tho convention rensae; O B hero to gather up jh e frora last night's e*p and attempted to reass< them Into a national McAdoo supporters m u n itin g word of formal drawal of Smith before pi to throw their strength e 1 Indications war# for. a between John W. Davis,-1 riding on a rising Uda as slon adjourned early today, T. l&fedUb'of Iowa, lot rclary of agrtiultruc, in cabinet, to whom McAdoo _ are attempting to dellvey »o4t the McAdoo strength. '« At the beginning of tha aloq today thero wss an Ul current indicating a burnt for derwo'od, »upk»rtere are pected to dravf strength from J oral states including New ' Ohio and Illinois. With the supporters o f Mi relsaspd apd Governor “ withdrawal conditionad upon iUr action by the C*l|fo fore them, the delegates noon today to survey tha d ew i ation In wbfch Utev were U* 4 o’clock this morning of Ur Ihg the century In .T .“ morhing released ventiou went Into j'u •Iredth fuUle ballot at McAdoo iiin H e*' in T \ peculiar clr- M m �■■■1 ASKS $2,000 FOR 1 W ELFARE W ORK r ---shed irtng the Democratic convention who didn’t try to tret special passes to Malison Square tlarden and who evaded, rnilier than eooghl. the Spotlight. n-a* 11traut. W. Bvani. Imperial Wlinrd of the Ka Klux Klan. , , Evans. Halting the convention CKg Incognito, reglatertng ns one M -«'**p n n y“ with friends from. Washington. 0 . 0., was more com*' pleiely shroddsU from.sight.during me convention than he vvould have been wearing the cap and gown of Ills myeiio order. . Bui he KeiH irf ciom touch Will the prxoedlngs hy radio, parpen* Ini tv dating the .light to name tha Kl»ii *i»ecin.ally in the platform q4rtuhc)at|OtTo( organizations fo«* ivi log religious and racial hatreds. ■ Kvnns. who is a dentist and onoe ...Sl. i . .1 ........— _ _ _ _ _^ • _ _ _ A palled teeth down In Text* for a living, occupied a suits of five room* at an up-town skyscraper hotel close to tits center o f political activities“ O— VJOT so exclusive In Hit clannish* 4 V ness was Walter Dossert, Klan prShd Dfugon of Indiana, and ImpetIrtl Organizer for tbs Kluxers In rf.other states, . 'f j . While be didn't attempt to get shtimmy with the Al Hinltb dele­ gates. nor even coll on PattangMll of Mains or Quigley of ^InssarltuSetts to convert Ibent to hie opinion e>f tbs Klan as aq institution, ho d*d browse about a bit and give inter asted New) Yorksre an oppot(unity to see Just wliat a real lu x ' jtesh-und-blood klansinan looks „;Tbsy.saw, in Bozssrt. a smiling,' ulaMbnt, r mouth-shaven gem of the traveling salesman type. A bit IrvcnhM to stbptnoss, ntf'tkrrtn •too an air of prosperity and suoee*s, as though be bad mads a go at ’SSUtng Ms line and had cashed in a comfortable competence la so FORD bo iook up his organ­ ising labors for tbs Klan, Doesort was s small town lawyer in Indiana. Ills llrsl experience In organisation work was In helping S fcS ffi Will H. tlnya overhaul end get In running order th# G. 0.1*. machlna In the Ilnosler Mole. Whether there wnn anything |x* lltlcal In Bosaert's mind when ho turned organizer fur the Ktan. n#r* ha|>a ho himself doesn't kHow.' Many, however, believe he t»itieve«V the Klan offered n ehrtrt cut to polltlcbl Influence and power. At lea at It hna given lilmHhaU c'. • Bowen and the Kl.m were decld Ing factor* In the recent Kcpuiy lloan primary In IndUrtn. When Hosaert Visited Washington he hitU no difficulty In arrnngfti* a ‘confer* ente wUh,.8enator Jninca B. Wat ' (Continued from*Tagc* 1) ° r- Sunday School. John D j ict- tho Baptist school, fl '■ [•he or the Presbyterian acrei the k 'M* , BeTho superintendent of i nevs, ton the Trilby branch at Palm dm RffimUonal Sunday Schod Springs and over the clay road »hlo to be at the 1*2 IJ0- ,jhlght but jt U from Longwood to Markham. C . —--understood ----...« j . ! HanA I mm A t _ _ _I. % vivi»«riiiiiiutiuii ija « hearth' novrtjU wa* further Instructed to request) denomination and* wills that th*e crossing the Qviedo “o f the ” campailfn *“ **“ station be repaired. •: ' . * activities. 3 p S i f i j m m ------- H f ters a v _ i two 'wdel . ____ August 1; the admission-of Price to tho taking up tsif. matter* p H L . between’ __________ir< the ] county and the city; and the Au­ thorisation *to‘ have a small house built fopflhe cook at the County Home, wore disposed o L i> i» ' , John D. Jenkins appeared before the body ‘nnd; hied lists of crrorA and solvencies, double assessments and his anriifal report, closingr(he account of the 1923 tax roll. < Thu commissioners approved of the notary public ^>ond of E. L. Snyder, and cancelled'hie lire arm bona of A.'G. Sfnilit.,dated Aug. 6, ; s S g t a is i s m Ktah Or'Klnnanipn. Later'II Wa* understood that llossert had-"sold"' Watson ion Ihc Klan. AKynray, •* a c<xxl salesman who t* Interested In knowing his "line." Dessert didn’t mis* n move In the teat of Klan strength n» It tvn* stuffed In the Democratic'tug of won Its says It’s still a. saleable ll*<e. ’ VT'OLKH wAo weren't talcing the * convention tin* seriously had n good time up until the second week of tho proceedings. Plenty of liquid refreshment* were on hand and not too munv questions were n*k;<l or Identlflcu* dons required before obtaining It. Then H. C. Vellowly.' district chief Tor Hoy Haines and the pro*’ hlbllion outfit, began turning tlilqgs topsy-turvy. *' Cufes adjacent to tho hotels hous­ ing Convention headquarters were raided and the liquid Joy confis­ cated, /,[ • i I'roprtolors and Uir*l:e«ps wore g.ven a rids In the wagon and pieced under heavy*bonJ In some Ctikes the Well-being If not the (iliaMbrc of the visitors was pro­ tected by swearing out. "padlock Injunctions" and locking up tho preihlm-H , , Hightails (hat had sold freely ut 15 cents u throw Jumped to $1 and wuo bard to find at that. .* And Ills mini blow cam* when It wus pnnouncod that uiy vlsltns. whether dsleuatsa and co«.vsp|ion guests or not. who were foot'd In any place serving liquor, would bs held as materiel witnesses. Nobody had much zest tor liquor after that! 1 0 9 9 TKn s s la ifa r s ' llennan m iw * nw firressR^Ei Indiana S e n a t o r R eport o f S h eriff 29 Cases are Tried AGREEM ENT OF RELEASE M AD E Threatens Leaders Shows big Increase Calvin Coolidge, Jr. B A R ASSOCIATION In Municipal Court W ITH GRIFFITH CONVENES TO D A Y In Balloting Today In Fines and Costs Passes A w ay A fter IN A N N U A L MEET M onday M orning (ConUatiet] from Page 1.) . (Continued from Pago 1) i Five Days Illness Fmiri were arranging for a run for 1to cover tho balance of $407 due the (Continued from Pegs 1.) they went to tho White House, where tho older brother, John, wns awaiting them. •' wYotmr Calvin wns retkoved to the boflpitaT Saturday and ah operation on the Mine night revealed inflam, atlon- o f the .hone marrow of the r. where tho infection first w in part. A slight rally |d, but on Sunday night his „ on ‘traw so soriOu* that blood transfusion and oxygen ad­ ministrations were resorted to. Brave Fight Even as he had fought when there wa* hope for life young Cal. kin battled when the time of death approached. Minute after minute and hour nfter hour ho lived to the surprise of all. ' r . Tho spark of lift, flickering only faintly, still persisted, ready to be extinguished at any minute, but the wllf to IWe wns very strong nnd death was held o ff when those nt tho badaide had long slnco aband­ oned hops. E- T. Clark, the President’s j>crnansl secretary, emerged from the sick room at 10 o ’clock, told those waiting outside that the patient was oinking but that his stamina p a s resisting at every backward g ^ e i t h e r Pre aident' Coolidge nor House went directly t< lira. Coolidge came out and tho live offices. estreated; Willie Williams, vnndy |Kruncy, transferred to county; J. o f ! J. Calvin, speeding, $7 bond csnPr, treated; Christopher limine, sellf l ing intoxicants, $200 bond es" treated; George Hall, drunk, $3 fiv e jn n j cost« f,r 10 days in Jail; l-nwtonre I’erkins, vagrancy, <lisi missed; Henry Phillips, cllsorder, ' j ly rondut t. $3 ntu) coats or 10 ' ''t fa y s in jail; Henry Philips, reck­ less driving while intoxicated, th<’ 1$100 and costs or 00 days in jail; , ;1 Sarah Ktilipo, disorderly conduct, ' $10 bond c-struated; Nathan Wil,,r’ 1liams, drunk while driving car, • of $(on and costs or 00 days in jail; he; Will Green .disorderly conduct, ad - 1 $)() bond estreated; 1-ewis Snell, not disorderly conduct, continued to lint Friday; Alfrcdn Hicks, disordereri- |y conduct, $10 homl estreated; o n Huth Walker, disorderly conduct, $.r> an«J costs or 10 days in jail; Willie Petersen, $5 utnl costs or Hi days In jail; Im Thompson, disordetly conduct, $10 and cost* The i ,,,- |(| days in jail; Mildred Hell, en- disorderly conduct, $3 and costs >ih- ,,r in days in juii; William I'eniluo Oloton, disorderly conduct, $5 anti ob. ,-,,sts or 10 days in jail; Hen Jcf '"II ftrson, disordetly conduct, $3 nnd •I"- costs or 10 day * In jail; Marvin l.unvitt, disorderly conduct, $3 — - . and costs or 10 duyn in jail; and Lyman Myers, disordetly conduct, ,<u* $;i anti costs or 10 days in ja il The parents had been with the boy unccnsinglv since the final tot. lapse nnd all through the ordeal of t the administration of oxygen in the ( desperate effort somehow to win Hep ___ ,_ ____..t h o losing fight. For some time her to function for th* time, and |beforo tbo ond, however, the pati. 934 try Slcnip and others rushed |ent had been in n stute o f coma. to A o tho hospital. In othsr parts o f j h*t;tUv where the Illness o f tho _ __ L..L I .1 mtikll/s Ivs$urns f His Favorite oy hail gripped public interest to he exclusion o f almost everything mb m sva M AR K E T Tree Is*, there were anxious Inquiries * to his condition and expressions f sympathy for the parent*. oeaiwihrolostaffdentvralmost At tho hospital groups gathered rd outside the grounds, te sentries moved their sua) way apd there were no Visible Itfns that anything out o f -the or.Inary was taking place. Hundreds f war veterans are housed there nd sympathy was marked on very hand, and alienee was the irder for all in the building. Only the phyalclan*. and the Presdent'# personal secretary were ap­ horized to give out any word and hair information waa confined to •craslonal ■ha! brief reports imports of th the enno f tfci hoy, unaccompanied a «M *‘ L „ mg over tho prospects announced to tlie public that he, with the aid of West Virginin capitalists, would build a hotel on property purchneod from the I.akefroot Development Company for approximately $30,000. lie went North, it was salt!, to arrange the details of finnneiiVr and also to have work begun on tin* plans. % Upon his return, Mr. Griffith an­ nounced that all arrangements bad broil eomploted and that the plans were being rushed to completion to that there would he no delay ill the erection of the hotel. Sometime later Mr. Griffith innouneed that he and his nssoci ites had purchased “ Shellbattk" 'irm cast of this city from Philhi' R. Andrews for the sum of $90,000, the acquisition of which, had been made for the purpose of convening the property Into on amusement park for-the gucsta of the bote! During June u suit In chancery wns filed at the court house by Mr. Andrews against Mr. GriiMh In which he sought to have the deed of conveyance o f the Hhcllbnnk property set aside on the grounds that it wns obtained through deceipt und fraud. The outcome of this suit has not been determined ns yet hut it is understood that efforts were made by Mr. Griffith to have the matter settled out o f court. Whether Mr. Griffith and Mr. Millirn n are temporarily out of tho city on business or whether they have gone for an extended stay, is a matter of conjecture but belief has been expressed hy many that not a great deal will bo seen o f either in the near or distant future. Attempt To Blow ITp Arsenal Is Thwarted W ARSAW , July 8.— An attempt was made yesterday to blow up tha Lemberg Arsenal. An infernal ma­ chine plunted by a workman was discovered by unother employee who put it out. his uction com ing In the nick of time. He seized tho man nnd turned him over io the police. Had tho infernal into Line exploded, it is declared, a entn trppho far greater than recent one at Bucharest would have resulted ns the arsenal contained 200 rurloads o f gun, ammunition nnd other quan­ tities explosives. •, Hark Announce* Death • ouneement that death ht.-t r e lie v e d the sufferings of nil boy was msdo by Mr. He walked slowly from th" m'd those who were gathered ■new from hla demeanor that ,d cogia, Only the brief tent, ef death waa made ■n thereafter. President and oolldgtt grief-strirkfq ay~r ret great sorrow, njede Choir iwlv to a White House autooiul ware driven ewny. Dqu> pm from Utie long v iiiL 'j’- 1 •nd Mrs. Coolidge re* te Whits House at 11 ■ - ’ • their automobile they rly inb» th* «xncutlvq i President and l K. id usher at 0 * 1 White tber glds of Mrs. C~'lddluH her arrss. The slkcd erect but Mrs. Senator Ualaton. C0ii*V*’^* . , .. - _ _ . » , ,, , i i I he sh eriffs report for May No sooner had tho nights bnl- „ howI| lh, t fin„ n'nd COHta j urinJ Inting started than evidence of the that month amounted to $708.8!i ns plans becanio clear. When the ses- compared with tho total of $3,131.M..n adjourned McAdoo had been 83 for the pnst month. Fines and >aided for 179 nnd n half votes, costs during April, however, totaled compared with the place he occu- more than either o f these months, pied when the last bullot wns taken amounting to $3,079.96. During Saturday nnd he wns standing 190 April 30 ca se s-that were tried mid u hulf votes lower thnn his brought cither fines or sentences, high water murk on the sixty.ninth The reports for the past four bullot. lie wns exactly-08 votes months show that May was de­ below his first ballot in the con- cidediy the dullest month, with only 10 o f the cases tried receiving fine* ' ontlon two weeks ago. Hmith Fluctuates Little or sentences. Total fines and costs Governor Smith throughout the for the four months amount to vholo iluy’s operations held hi A $0,829.91. dace with little fluctuation. _____ _______________________ ______ On (he lust ballot Snturdny hs ’ ad 307 votes, ami on the last hnl. Just before the convention ndot last night he hntl 301 und one journed last night Senator A. A. nlf. Neither represented the high Jones of Now Mexico) introduced water mark which he reached again 1nnd asked to hnvo lie on the table yesterday on the eighty-third ballot for consideration today n resoluwith 308, which wns two more than Hon providing for a conference of ho needed to maintain a one-third delegates comparable to the confervote. As the balloting closed Inst once of “ bosses," which took pla<'« night Governor Smith wns short of Sunday. Ho proposed to have each the veto power hut lie had driven delegation represented by one man his opponent from the point of i clothed with voting power compur- nntugc and passed him in the aide with the vote of his delegation voting. in the convention, to discuss n way Dropping continuously under the out o f the deadlock and even posconstant raiding of nil the forms sibly suggest a slate to the eonvanopnosed to him McAdoo’s vote fell 24 succeeding hullots nfter IndiI>elow Governor Smith's on the ana put his name buck In the voteighty-sixth ballot, last night and ing his totul shot up to 93 votes, it was still below the governor's only ‘ * four loss than his previous high mark of last Thursday. ( Tho drive Monday really onened with a smash for Carter Glass, who had started the day’s voting with 21 votes, without some of those from his homo state nnd had jumped to G8 votes on the eightieth ballot. Ho closed the balloting last night with 71. His high mark for the tiny wus 78. When the convention broke last night tho situation passed all again into thef stage of hotel conference. The half dozen different groups hurried o ff to asze*s tho day’s de­ velopments and make plans for to ­ day. During the night’s session, too. Tagghrt and Senator Harrison had maintalnod "compromise candidate" ssissippi to Son- headquarters in an office Ju3t o ff sas to Governor |the convention auditorium where own to Edward i they saw many leaders. Included avorite son; O k -j among them were several from the ■ Owen nnd Ne - 1 McAdoo enmn und various leaders nds Well from delegation having favorite i, after having ' aons.in the race. The main purpose n his name fm ru , o f tho Taggart-Hurrison combinat Friday, found jtlon lust night y/as to run the Mc- if N o w SUNSHINE EGG AND Is T h e To ioauro next winter's profit from your iwultry. . Neglect and un­ it oper feeding uo\r means a lotiger mouHiug period and decrcune req production next fall and win­ ter. And you can ba itturrd of winter fill r m n w a ife In the homes—on uic Btreeti — in store* and office* every­ body io talking about the new Buick Six— the Six that set* a new utendord o f qual* ity and price. Throng* of people are streaming into Buick salerooms to see it. S e e it f o r lS m r s e lf HENRY T. HODGKINSON, tygr; 210-212 Magnolia Avenue.------- — .......... ...........Ph When better automobile* •V READ The personal interest which you have ii Sanford due to your associations an^ e nections in this city, should not be alio1 to diminish during the summer, moi when you go away to your summer horn on your summer vacation trip. \ T i m e Try. the “ Good1 Goode'’ line and note the difference. HYour money hack if you are not H utbdifd. ' Sanford Feed Subsm ption rates to the daily a fo r one year; $3.50 fpr 6 m onths; $^.75 ipontiis ,or ^5c per month. Myrtle Avenue und 4th Street Phone 539 ' : ; Subscription rates.to the weekly ed: are $2 fo r one ye three months, or by hilinni out tl with th« riAht an protein feed like EGG AND DEVELOPING MASH Connect i m A complete daily record o f the newsi happenings m Sanford and Seminole cc t y i s t h e service given by Sanford’s c newspaper WINTER EGGS ARE THE PROFIT MAKERS A ^ r , d leaned besvily upon m JON. W . SNEED .. . Go to Sunday school at the ch u rcirof'y b a r tfKolce. ’ You will enjoy it. • , Order Th daily o f weekly, �!Ty - m * Rm 7. - : 7*7 Y**E! m ‘. The address recounted the his­ - f 7 tory of the foundation of the American republic, the exigencies t controlled this type o f govent evolved, gave a snort Hi logical account of the triala ibulatlons that have assailed it, and 4bade several suggestions for the conduct for the members or the association while in their own homes that would tend to heighten the respect for the constituttion and the American gov omment. The speaker made a plea for the maintenance of the balance of power betwee nthe three major divisions of the government, and Ik. between the national and state governments. "So long as the balance between the centripetal force, which tends to draw the states into the nation, and to de­ stroy them, and the centrifugal fry force, which tends to throw, the Fi!> states out of the nation is main­ 'b tained, our government will en­ dure,” he declared. D eclare Storage o f Coal Will Insure An Adequate Supply * -NEW YORK, July 8.—Danger o f coal famine would be ellmlnatindustry stabilized, railroads ieved and the consumer’s coal i I ultimately cut by seasonal storage o f coal, it is asserted in SEW tho report of the Storage of Cool Committee of tho American En- gineering Council made publls BgMfre today. "The storage of coal,” the re­ port declares, "Is essentially nec­ essary aa an aid to the solution of the national coal problem, and 1 is, an cconolme and _ practicable lUeana o f insuring an adequate Sr.\ supply of coal as needed. l^’it will also remove the ovils o f intermittent operation of coal ntfnes, frequent panicky market conditions, and coal shortages duo to inability of the carriers to nioet peak demands.” wM" Wtti w ji H B -1 • ‘ RESOLUTION NO. 143 A Resolution . Providing for the Paving, .Re-Paving, Hard-Sur­ facing and lle-ffard-BurfacIng of Third Street from Sanford Ave­ nue East to Chapman Avenue and Chapman Avenue from Third Street North to Union Avenue, , a Width of 24 Feet. Whereas, tho City Commission o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, deems It udvisable to improve, grade, construct, re-ctonstruct, pave and re-pave, with sheet asphalt on st rock base the following streets in the City o f Sanford, Florida, to-wlt: THIRD STREET from Sanford fkvenao east to Chapman Avenue, and CHAPMAN AVENUE, from Third Street north to Union Ave­ nues All o f aald improving, grading, Construction, re-conatructlon, pav­ in g 'a n d re-paving, to be done in compliance with plans, specifica­ tions, profiles and estimates of said proposed improvement of .Third 1^ 1 T, Street _ from Sanford Avenue east to Chapman .Avenue and Chapman . Avenue from Third L—_ Street north to Union Avenue, now ton file in the office of the City Manager o f the City of Sanford, Florida, which said plans, specifica­ tions, profiles and estimates have Pi”- ' been heretofore approved by the l City Commission and constitute tho plans and specifications for aald work, therefore BE IT RESOLVED, That the City .Commission of the City of Sdnford, Florida, deems it advis­ able, as a necessary public im­ provement, to pave,, re-pave, hard surface and re-hard surface with 'sheet asphalt oo a rock base, Third StNat from Sanford Avenue to Chapman Avenue and' Chapman Avotme from Third Street north to Union Avenue, a width of 24 foot; that all o f said paving, re­ paving, hard surfacing and rehard surfacing of Third Street and Chapman Avenue, aa aftorcsald, shall l>e dqno in strict compliance with tha plans, specifications, pro­ files and estimates therefor, now ?.en file in the office of the Ctty o f the City of Sanford, Salopians, apecifiprofiles and soUmatea teep heretofore approved by kV Commission apd constiI plans and specifications proposed improvement of a 'A - '- • i .* :r?r? 3Tf.J. i> _ ‘U s .■ > - . a PHILADELPHIA, July 8^ -A plea for the continuation of the conaUtution as It la, and a denun* alien o f blocs, cliques and groups, that would lessen its efficacy by plurality o f amendments or by facilitating the method of amend­ ment, was made here today by Robert E. Lee Saner, of Dallas, president of the (American Bar Association, in hia annual address before the association which be­ gan its annual convention this * 'r r 'r • > PAGE TWO R. L Saner Argues F or Constitution In Talk T o Lawyers p* ■ *fI THE SANFORD-^ERAtiDwWEDNESDAY, JULY 9. 1924 2Z~~ ■ ~~ t~ 7~ • r 1 1 ' ~ 1vklcd for liy this rcsllutioq to. be [made and entered against the jirppn i y bounding and abutting upon said Improvement shall be pay­ Davis Demonstration ...... . ■. iiLV.Ul- ■P ^ =r n * tk>n of tha East line of •Sdttford Ave. . . with thr South line-of |the ffgbt of way £.] j How He Has Changed BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That a total expenditure not ex­ ceeding Ten Thousand Eight Hun­ dred and Twenty-five (flO.H2ft.00) Dollars is hereby authorized to cover the cost o f paving, re-pnving, hard surfacing qnd re-hard sur­ facing Third Street, between San­ ford Avenue and Chapman Avenue, and Chapman Avenue, between Third Street and Union Avenue, n width of 24 feet, which said sum of Tan Thousand Eight Hundred and Twenty-Five ($10,825.00) Dol­ lars, is the total estimated cost of said improvement; that the entire cost o f tho impttovement afore­ said, shull be assessed against nil property abutting and fronting upon that portion of Third Street, between Sunford Avenue and Chnpmnn Avenue, and Chnpmnn Avenue, between Thrid Street and Union Avenue, to bo no im­ proved by the paving, re-pnving hard surfacing and rc-hnrd surfac­ ing of said portion of Third Street and Chapman Avenue, n width of 24 feet, and against nil lots and lundn adjoining and contiguous, or bounding and abutting upon said improvement; that Ten Thousand Eight Hundred and Twenty-Five {$10,825.00). Dollars la the total estimated cost of nnid contcniplalcd Improvement In the paving, re­ paving, hnrd surfacing and re-hard surfacing of said portion o f Third Btroct nnd Chapman Avenue tp be specially assessed.against all lots and lands adjoining and eontigu ous or bounding nnd abutting upon said Improvement; tho sum of $6.15 is the estimated cost per front foot for snid improvement. TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON SANFORD AVENUE FROM TENTH STREET SOUTH TO FRANKLIN STREET Notice is hereby given that the construction o f the ssphalt pave, mont on Sanford Ave. from Tenth fit. south Ut Franklin SL hnn been completed, nnd the completed work haa been finally accepted by tho Commission o f the City o f Sanford, Florida. Frederick Wilhelm Hohenzollern, once referred to as the German enwn prince, has become a great qutomobile nod motorcycel race fan, Ths latest picture of the one-time young war lord— the first to be se­ cured in some time—shows him nt the motor races in Germany with gone o f his cronies. The ex-prince is the young man on the left. ‘UOfldK) The following is the finnl estimate for paving Sanford Avenue 24 feet in with from Tenth Street south to Franklin Street withh willito 2” in thickness on n tl” rock foundation. Wijht Bros. Co.......- ...... 7 12 A 50 159.30 Mesch Realty Co. ...».... 12 A 50 . . $ 4064.00 Frtnk Thomas ...»_____ 8 9 12 A 50 159.30 159.30 Frink Thomas . - _____ 10 12 A 50 159.30 12590 Sta, yds. Over haul @ lc ........................ 9738 lin. ft. curb A gutter (ft) 7 0 c .............. .... .... 7400.88 .. 432.96 10348.00 ' 1237 lin. ft. flush curb (g> 3ftc ........ ........................ 12935 Sq. yds. rock foundation 12777 Sq. yds. 2" willito 80c ...... ........... . 125.90 $1.22 ......................... 93 Sq. yds. brick re-laid @ 40c .................. 048 Sq. ft. concrete alley returns 0> 3 0 c ..... 27 cu. yds. Class It. Concrete <g> $23.00 ............. 23 Type A. Inlets (jj> $35.00 ...................... 2 Type B. Inlets @ $30.00 ............... .............. 54 lin. ft. 8” storm sewer (g> 85c ... 609 lin. ft. 10” storm sewer OS' $1.00 1H94 lin. ft. 1C” storm sewer <p) $1.05 509 lin. ft. 15” storm sewer (Ji> $1,05 ... *1 manholes (ri> $50.00 ....... . 3340 Lin. Ft. 3” drnin tile <&> $100.00 per M Suit, foundation 815 sq. yds. (p) 50c G monuments ut street intersections (p) $6.50 Extru Work ...... ...... Laboratory inspection of materials . I*gnl expense, advertising etc. 2’ c Engineering 4 f,«> ........ ............. l>*s» credit 0200 sq. yds. brick <g> $1.17 15587.04 37.20 194.40 021.00 805.00 60.00 45.90 609.00 19R8.70 . 938.86 350.00 334.00 407.50 39 00 260.17 445.50 1799.82 $47550.30 7254.00 Total Cost ..... .. .... ...... .... ........... . .....— -V 14044(^2 Amount to be Imruo by City 1-3, $I34H0.5| «**Vhr Amount to be borne by Adjacent Property, $26961.08, ■*li Number o f feet frontage, 8462.6. f* Assessment per ft. frontage, $3.1859. FRED T. WILLIAMS. ..„ J Engineer. * Foot Jb'innl DESCRIPTION NAME Lot BIk Tr. Frontage Asseasmtnt N. II. Cnrner’n Addition lo Ma rkhum Pnrk HrighU, Hanford K. A. Douglass 10 K $166 0C 52 E. A. Douglass .. 12 K 165.06 62 Pauline Knnner . 15 K 105.66 52 That it is the determination of 165.66 Pauline Kanner 10 K 62 tills Commission that nil lots and N. II. Garner's 2nd Addition to Mnr kiwi in Park llrlghlx, Hanford lands adjoining and contiguous or Mr*. E. W. Rive ...... _.... H K 52.47 107.10 107.16 H. S. Baumel .. ... 10 K 62.47 Street, between Sanford Avenue 107.10 S. S. Baumel 12 K 62.47 and Chapman Avenue, between 107.10 J. A. W illia m s............... 14 K 51.81 Third Street nnd Union Avenue, 106.00 J. A. William* NH of 10 K 61.81 will be benofitted by tho Improve­ Mrs. A. 11. lluskins . .. ment provided fo r by this resolu­ 106.06 K 61.81 S K of 16 tion, and that tha apodal assess Sparling's Addition, Sanford ments to bo made nnd entered 179.11 1 A 66.22 uguinst all lots and lands adjoining Frank I^issing _____ __ A Nellie Ixissing ................. 2 66.22 179.11 and contiguous or bounding nnd A 60.22 179.11 ukutting upon, such contemplated W. A. Fitts, Sr. ..._____ 3 S. S. Baumel & wife improvement shall be made upon 179.11 A 60.22 Sndyo Baumel 4 a foot frontage basis; that Is to 179.11 A 60.22 say, that In the preparation of the II. D. Durant ................... 6 i.oncM Addition. Banford special ..assessment roll covering 66 178.41 the contemplated improvement. IW. A. Kitts, Hr....... ..........'32 66 178.41 W. A. Fitts, Sr........... . 34 60 178.41 determined and prorated according W. A. Fitts, Sr................ 36 66 178.41 to the foot frontage of the respec­ W. A. Fitts, Sr_________ 38 60 178.41 40 tive properties specially benefitted W. A. Fitts. Sr........... .. K. It. Trafford’s Map of Sanford, by said improvement. 169.30 DE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. H fzcl Meriwether ......... 14 60 1 1 That tho Tax Assessor and the llatei Merlwethor -----1 60 159.30 14 2 203.00 City Clerk of tho City of Sanford, Hazel Meriwether ...... , .3 14 04 1 Florida, In accordance with the Molsch Realty C o .-------- 4 169.30 14 I 60 provisions of Sections 101 and 102 M. D. Gatchel ..... ........... 6 no 14 169.30 1 of the Charter of the City of San­ Mcisch Realty Co. ......... 1 16 50 159.30 1 ford .Florida, shall proceed with­ Melsch Realty Co............ 2 159.30 15 60 1 out delay to make a special as­ W. A. McMullen .............. 3 203.90 04 15 sessment roll, assessing the special Melsch Realty Co. ....—- 4 50 150 JO 16 1 benefits to be received as the re­ Mcisch Realty Co. — .... 5 50 159.30 16 1 sult of the Improvement contem­ Meisch Realty C o .____ 159.30 -fiJLs 1 10 1 plated against all lots and lands 6<T 169.80 10 Mcisch Realty Co. 2 1 adjoining and coAUguoua or bound­ 203.00 64 10 Mcisch Realty Co. 3 1 ing and abutting upon auch im­ 169.30 ,16 50 Melsch Realty Co. .— 4 1 provement, and upon the comple­ 160.30 Melsch Realty Co. c— f,...- 5 *4 10 v l .6 0 .. tion of aald osseMmsnt roll to 169.30 l 50 1 17 cause a copy thereof to be pub­ Melsch Realty Co. 159.30 Meisch Realty C o .-------2 l 50 17 lished two times consecutively, once 203.00 64 Melsch Realty Co. .— 3 1 17 ea c h week, in a newspaper pub­ 159.30 17 • 60 l lished In Sanford, Florida, attach- Melsch Realty Co. ‘d - i i 4 169.30 1 17 50 log to aald special assessment roll Meisch Realty C o .__ — 6 224.82 18 1 ’ 70.0 1 ■o published a notice directed to D. R, Brtaaon------------- •II property owners Interastad in Markham Park Property, Sanford, Recorded Plat Book 1, Pa •aid special assessorntf,'stating in Semlnola Couaty Recerdx. ' i v *' accordance with- the provisions of the Charter o f the City of Banford, S. Baumel ...— -----The East 117 feet of Block A lying North of B. ft E. * Florida, a definite time and yUre Branch of A. C .U R .R . G4.it where Complaint* will he hoard and G. C. Fallows — ,, The East 117 feet of when said special^assessment rf)N will* be finally tohftrmed J>y the 6 13 A Itekrca Turner ............. 60 159.30 7 G«>. W. Thomas 13 A 50 159.30 13 A 203.90 Caticrinc D. Thomas .... 8 64 M uch .Realty Co. .......... 9 13 A 50 159.30 13 A 60 A. t. Gramling ....... ...... 10 159.30 1 1 12 60 Mr- C. G. Willis ... E 1* 159.30 2 12 60 Mr. C. G. Willis .... EH 1 159.30 Mr. G. Willis ........ 3 12 60 I 169.30 4 12 1 Mr. C. G. W illis........ 60 159.30 1 12 60 Mr. C. G. Willis ........... 6 169.30 W. II. Meriwether & 13 50 His. O. li. Meriwether 1 1 169.30 13 A. v Williams ..... .......... *1 1 60 159.30 Seninole Realty & In3 13 61 1 vrtment Corp. . 203.90 Seninole Renlty & In1 13 60 159.30 v*stmcnt Corp. ........... 4 Slid nolo Realty & In5 1 13 60 159.30 vstmenl Corp......... Holden Real Ivstntn Company's Addition lo 53 37 16K.H6 1 Realty Co. ;<8 60 169.30 80, .60 ■(Uy'of Sanford 169.30 | *.»v * •CVlei'y "Avrnur Addjtitin to Hanford 1 J. R Ellis ........ ....... I A •13.0 138.91 3 II 6 138 91 J. It. Ellis ............. ......... A * ... 5 A •13.0 13H.91 M. I). Gatchrl 43 6 7 A 138.91 H. B. Ix’wis ...... . .. ......... 9 43 6 A 138.91 Frnnk Dorson 11 43.6 138.91 A Frank Dorson 13 It 6 138.91 A T. A. Nri.1 .. 15 43.6 138.91 A J. M. (4ilion .. . .. 43.0 17 Miss It Morrison 138.91 A 43.6 19 A 138 91 Lirik Kennedy Markham I’nrk lleighlx, Sanford 36 8 F 6 117.24 C. W.* Gannon t: 120 .'!82.:il .. 1 D. S. Babbitt 65 G 175.22 ... 6 1). L. Thrasher G 55 7 176.22 May T. Woodruff J 52 N165.67 4 I. II. Coleman .. . N. H. Garners Addition to Mnrkhnm I’ark Height*, Hanford. 166.66 J 52 f red It. WiUon ____ ___ 3 62 165.67 J V. S. U*nk ....................... H J . 6 62 165.66 1. E. & K. E. McKay In Sec. 31, Twp. 19, R. it. 31 F.ast, Seminole County. 5. O. C hase..................... Beg. 521 feet South of the N. W. Cor. o f Section run East 160 ft. South 869.8 ft. to right of way of A. C. L. R. R. West 160 ft. North 889.8 ft. to bog. 869.8 V. A. Ginn ....................... Beg. nt the inlersec- *•*. 1-J — T ~»-* ' •. able at the option of the property owners owning property bounding and abutting upon such improve­ ment as follows: cither in full within thirty days after said as­ sessments shall stand equalized, approved and confirmed, or in ten equal annual installment! with in­ terest at the rate o f eighti per cent, per annum upon all deferred p a y-1 immts from and after the time fsald special assessments shall be land stand finally equalised, approv­ ed and confirmed, and, •• BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That this resolution shall'be and become effective immediately from' and after its passage and adoption. Adopted this 7th day of July, A. D., 1924. S. 0. CHASE, „ (Seal) C. J. MARSHALL, ' FORREST LAKE, Aa the City Commission of the - City of Sanford, Florida. Every dark horse has his day and while the supporters c f John W. Attest L. R. PHILIPS, • , City Clerk. Davis had no such organized noise-making organization as Smith and Vd McAdoo, they made tnclr presence known and were given a warm re- July 9-lfl. hereby declares the necessity for the paving, re-paving, hard sur­ facing and re-hard surfacing of aald portion of Third Street and Chapman Avenue, as aforesaid, a necessary* public improvement. i3 L 2771.09 , / r .••i- of the S. t E. Branch o f tha A .C. L. R. R. run South 328.0 ft. to a point 56 f t jifr measured at right angles from center line of Lake Charm Branch o f the A. C. L. R. It thence Southeasterly parallel with Luke Charm Branch 200 ft North to right of way o( S. & E. Branch Wea't * to beg. * 328.6 1C Mrs. M. F. Barnes_____Beg. 084 feet South of the N. W. Cor, of S. W. % run East 180 ft. South 86 f t West 180 f t North 80 ■fL-tto beg. *'-■**• . 86 Metea & Bounds Description in Sec. M,*Twp, lfi, 8. R. M l Seminole County. Florida.-)', .it „ B4r*j H. A. Speir w—i - l - Beg. 5G0 ft. South of . < „* . tho Eaet mile post run West 100 ft., | ; ) '• North 200 f t East 160 ft. South 200 ft........... , to beg, - (Less E. 80’ ) , 200 , t- . Forrest Lake, 3i < ' r . , .. i - A. R .'K e y _____ J..-.'.__ Beg.. 560 ft. South of • * tho East H mile post run West 100 ft. South 50 ft. East 100 f t North 60 ft. * . to beg. (Less E 30’ ) 60 James Huff ___ L...._.... Beg. 610‘ f t South of the East H mile post run West 100 ft. South 50 ft. East 160 ft. North 60 ft. 50 to beg. (Less E 30') Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company__ Right of way 50 ft. in Width 26 ft. on each side of the following described line. Beg. at the intersection of the center line of the S. & E. Br. of A. C. L. R. R. with the East line of Sec. 30, Tp. 19; 8. R. 30 E. run West ICO ft. 41 Also Right of way 50 ft. in width 25 ft. on each side of the following described line. Beg. at tho intersection of the center line of the Lake Charm Branch of tho Atlan, tic Coast Line R. R. with the East line of Sec. 30, Tp. 19, 8. R. 30 E. run North­ westerly on center line of said Railroad 200 ft. ' ,. 50.0 ini.: In Sec. 31, Twp. 19, S. R. 31 E^ Seminole County, Florida. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company.....Right o f way 50 ft. in width 25 ft. on each side of the following described line. Beg. at the intersection of the Center line of the S. & E. Branch of the A. C. L. R. R. with the West lino of l'.Of Sec. 31. Tp. 19, S. R. 31 E. run East 160 f t 41 Also Right of way 50 ft. In width 25 tL on each side of tho following described Jlne. Beg. at the Intersection of the center link of th Lake Charm Branch of the A. C. IR. R. with the West Jine of See. 31, Tp. 19, S. It. 31 E. run Southeasterly along k ,i.: : centerline of said railroad 200 ft. ^ ^ 60.6 Hose Court Addition to Sanford 398; 126 Fred W. Ball ..... .... 1 O 2231 70 Fred W. Ball ..... 259J 81.4 .... 3 S. Puleston 69.6 221 7 I A. L. Betts ......... -. 2381 75 ... B ! Rose Court Inc. 75 2381 . . 10 W. I* Rumple 2381 76 12 U. K. Chapman 2 »| TBIT 14 A.,’I*..Belts 238J 75 16 Harry Walsh 2381 75 18 T W. Jones . .. 2381 7B 20 A. L. Betts ....... 238J 76 22 Perry Jernigan 238.1 76 24 B. Jlaggett 238J 76 26 |B. Baggett 238J 76 28 G. E. McCall 238J 76 30 Frank I»s*ing 2381 75 32 Ralph Wight 238J 75 34 Wight Bros. Co. 2381 76 30 J. C. Hutchinson 2.381 75 38 E. J. Moughton . 2261 71 ... 40 Rose Court Inc. 2261 71 ..... 42 Rose Court Inc. .. 79.1 25 ..... 44 Rose Court Inc. . 191.1 60 ..... 46 Rose Court Inc......... 191.1 CO 48 Rose Court Inc. .. 191.1 CO 49 Rose Court Inc. 1691 60 60 Rose Court Inc. The above and foregoing final assessments are payable will interest up to August 1st, 1924, nnd from and after such date. Special Assessments will be payable ’only in ten equal annual init ments with interest ut 8% per annum on all deferred payments. WUneaa my hand as City Clerk and the Seal o f th® Cily of ford, Florida, this 24th day of June A. D. 1924. (Seal) L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. 25 7:2-9-10-23 4 L =T*= Use T his Handy Blank to Send in Your Want Ads CLAaBIKIKO ADVKItTIHINO Please insert this ad. times, beginning first available issue, Standardised and Indexed for Qulck( lleference I. INK HATKH KOJl INSERTION. CASH IN ADVANCE 1 time rata, per t in s __ . / ......{. .. S times consecutively _______ Sc A t i me s c o n s e c u t i v e l y --------— Sc IS tlinen consecutively —------ «c-* Every w a r l Including tha head­ ing*. address,^tc.. Is counted end charged for. , *•••. ». . i Minimum apace, three llnee. Count eix word* to the line. > No diecount an above rate*. Cleeellled advertising will be blfc•n m «r the telephone at the ceehr teg but If the advertleer has ov«rn»4 by (he earn# rulee km Its Insertion. It la Juat ae Impossible to discontinue aa ed after the forme ere closed ee It la to Jneert a new one. ■ The Herald wilt not be responsi­ ble for more than one Incorrect In­ sertion of the some advertisement ► » i ....................... .................... lech tl.n- P ' 9 \ �SANFO! filea - and -ostim tes-therefor, now If <* Mid portion' of Kvarts") Vfcekrih ' iti lio* frhpYovi City o f Sanford, Florida, a defin- bounding and abutting npoq such on file ih thfe ‘officd o f the City rrct to bu specially assessed Sanford, Florida, attafittig . to ito time and place when* com- hr prove moot on foilowai . Hither Manager o f the City o f Sanford, 'alnst all lota and lands adjolnFlorida, which <aid^plane,.specifi­ plainta will bo heard, and when in full VrUhlq,4$irly days afier *«id special assessment roll »o f? and contiguous or bounding published a notice directed to AH cations, pro files and estimate.-) said special assessment roll- w ill; said aseer.- m en U ' shrill stand adopunii.. hare been heretofore approved by Adoptbd thiJ 7th day o f Ju property owners interested in said he finally .confirmed by the City ' chi lli-M , Approved nnd t on rfolation ProviOing ior in* the City Commission and consti­ Comtpkrioii.-silting an an E qual-} rir j „ tin mtusf hftrtnal in- I). -y t special assessments, . slating .’ in Be-ravlag,^^TKrd Burfartute the p la n s 'n n f specifications S. O. CIIAS1 i'Re-Hard Surfacing of accordance with the provisions » f ^ r ^ R T I l K R lM ^ H .V E n , " Street from Tatk Atenue for sSid. proposed improvement of Ihe Charier of the City of Ssh> • V . c . J. MARSH Evans Street,'between Park Ave­ Thrtt tba spechii a ^ e ' c m e p t H ^ r o - ^ **r ' inuu::‘ u»'* Elm Avotue, a wWth of fgrd, Florida, a definite time iod FORREST L nue and. Elm Avenue, a > ld th of vided for by thin ir»o]«tl«}n,to'lMj on nit lieferK a Trtyni-ni - fhun and place where complaints' will 3 k As tho City Cotnmisrlon ol 24 feet, and'this Commiisibn hertj- •thfts Commission that nil lots nnd made and' entered agninrt tlu; after the t'mc ,!.,nld rpninl a Tho City Commission heard nnd when tho special ss »«smiCity of-Sanford, Florida* Sanford Florida, by declares tho necessity for the ( ,nnds adjoining' -add contiguous mont roll will be finally canCity o l i I to ' improvri P»viftg, re-paying, hard suifneing ■or bounding, nnd abutting Upon A ttest: * firmed by the City Cotnntlss on it advisab|i u r . r n iU F « (seal; re-construct,' ah<1 bo-hard surfacing of said p o r -' Street between Park Avb- sitting as an Equalising Boar L construct, v ■. -; City Clork, with sheet as- , t,on o f Ev*ns Street, an sforcssid, ’ nuc And Eim Avcnuo. wlll be benBE IT FURTHER RESOtVI P, md rt-l»*Vo .... os a , necessary, public Improve- j ©fitted by the improvement prom, a 6^ TOck base, th'c fob That thq special assc<smoists p tb , • ment. . , “ j vided for. this re^o^utijjn, and Strect in tho City'** Bin*or vided for b y ’thia resolution to ro adjoining nnd conliguopa aMMsment* to Floridi, to-wil: ‘ " ; ' I BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,! thal W made nnd entered against m bounding arm abutting uppn onld tN8 STREET, From TArk That a total expenditure not ex.- i ,H> n^do - and•entered against All properly bouriding and ahutt if: improvement; tho nuns o f $t.EC7l reeding Eight 'Thousand Seven ’" l3 lnnd B »d jqMInkt hntj eor|. e west* to Elm Avenue, upon said improvement shall l)o is tho estimated .cost per front or bbundUj; and.'alidtting of said improving, grading, Hundred and Ninety-three ($8703. - 1 ltayable ,nt the option olj tho pn p- foot for said Improvement, action, re-construction, pav-j 00) Hollars is hereby authorized upon riJeh Contem pW ^'im prove- erty owners owning-<, prope ty BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, to rover tho cost o f paving, re- mp" t *hali Ho' niado' upon a fodt k1 re paving., to be dono in bounding nnd abutting upon |n jh That it is.the determination o f , anee with plans, spcclfica* paving, hard surfacing and re- frf,ntj,Ro bails; that ls; to Say, inTprovement its follows:' Eitl ir this.Comntiaaion thnt all lots and | Ln the preparation of the profiles and cstimatca of hard surfacing.E vans Street be- . ih full within thirty days at qr lands adjoining nnd contignoun or tween Park Avenue and Eim Avc1 f,,ccin* assessment roll icevering nfoposed rmprovement of upoq said niscssmchja shall stand edt d- bounding nntF Abutting fontempUted Improvement, Street from Park Avenue nue, a width o f 21 feet, which said ixed, npprovtid and conflrmctl, ter Fourth Street between Sanford .MjXsAnwnta shall be in ten equal annual installme U Avenue nnd Cypress Avenue, will to Elm Avenue, now on file sum o f Eight Thousand Seven ! 8,U' h , office of the City Manager Hundred nnd Ninety-three $(8703.-!;,CtCr,m t *. pr°™ tl?d accohl- with Interest at the rate o f ei Bt be bcnofltfod by th" improvement * the f° ° l fronlft« o f »hc per cent, per annum upon »!l ®* provided for by this resolution, City of Sahford, Florida, 00) Dollars, is the total estimated ■ -I Mtd plans, epeclflcatfona, cost o f said improvement; that g K S . . ferred payments from ond 'af cr tond .that the siwcinl assessments fl 4nd estimates have Imin the time said special asscssmc ts to Im» made nnd entered ngninjit shall bo assessed xh*f x .t : _• , .. [lore approved by the City aforesaid, _____ shall bo and stand-fiiTnUy cqu 1- all lots nnd Innds adjoining nnd _ , ... _ That tho Tax Assessor and the [iuion and constitute the leed, approved and confirmed, ai I, contiguous or bounding nnd nbuttihg' upon such contemplated im­ TOURING provement shall bo mndir upon n ” 1 , L M T ° P~*l«ton» of StcUdii. 101 and 102 ■nd Elm Avenuo. to bo .0 m- o ( , H„ a iy s>„ . become effective ■ !mmedint« y foot frontage basip? thnt in to say, 1 from and after its pasanga n d that in the prepnralion of the npe- I b/ ,,h ” r ° Vln,V fo ri. F lo r id ....ta il proceed »Hhcinl assessment roTI covering the ! b .r ,! -urfocine ond r o -h .ri ,u r (,c Jd, y m ikc . adoption. Adopted this 7th dny of Ju y, contemplated improvement, such Stroot H,k P°t S ’ fool, , . 'T tho opocl.1 A. D. 1924. special assessment shall he deter- , Stroot, .. “width o f 21 nnd k rt[Illi lx. mined ami prorated according to | S. O. CHASE, against nil lota and lands adjoin- suit of the contemplated improveFnlcB last mouth were the larRi^t or any Mny in Overland history. the foot frontage of the respective i C. J. MARSH AIL, ing and contiguous or bounding ment against nil lots nnd lands properties specially heneflttwl by FORREST LAI B, and abutting upon said improve- adjoining nnd contiguous or Ovcrlnmi is the* ONLY (otii ir ? car under SSOO tvtth a body ENTIRELY OF STEEL. said improvement. ment; that Eight Thousand Seven bounding nnd abutting upon nueh As the City Commission of tie BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. \ The ONLY car under $500 with n p c ntnncnl llnlsh o f hard ir&heO enuntej.. V » ^ City of Sanford, Florida. Hundred and Ninety-three ($8793.- improvement, and upon the enmThat the Tax Assrssor nnd the | Attest: 00) Dollars Is the total estimated plotfon of said assessment The ONLY car under ?500 with a specdom etetr ns stBmlard equipmenl. City Clerk of the City of Sanford ' 1^ It. PHILIPS, (Seal) cost o f said contemplated Improve- roil to cause a copy theroFlorida, in accordance with the ] The ONLY lourinjr car under 3500 with curtains that o|>cn witk the doora. City Clerk. ment in the paving, re-paving, of to be published two ' • , ** provisions of Sections 101 nnd 102 hard surfacing and re-hard surfnc- times consecutively, once each The ONLYtenr under $500 with foot accrleiator control’ of the Chnrter of thr City of Snn- 1 ford. Florida, shall proceed with­ The ONLY car under $500 equipped with 1imken and Nc\V Departure licaHhga In out delay to make n special ns- ( Tront and rear axels. ^ sossment roll, nosering the sp c’ lal Overland's rear axle shaft is molyhdentt m steel 1 Yi inches la diameter. benefits to he receive)! ns the rv- i A * •\*'v •• ^ f• T suit of the Improvement content- I The more yt;o study Overland, the more completely you wj|I be convinced thnt It is Paving, Re-paving. Hard Surf e plated ngninsl all lots nnil Innds 1 the lowest cost car In the World t o operate. ‘ *-" '*••; •contiguous or Ing and Re-Hard Surfacing )l adjoining nnd Fourth Street from Sanfod A' b bounding nnd abutting upon'such nun East to Cypress Avenue, t Improvement, nnd upon the com­ Anybody Can Afford to Huy an Overland on Our AstoRishittgjy pletion of said assessment roll, to , width nT 24 Feel. Easy Terms. • Wherean, tho City Cnmntisa ir cause n copy thereof to bo pub- ] llsheii two times consecutively, 1 of tho City of Sanford, Flori< » deems it ndvisnblc to impfo b, once each week, in a newspaper | published in Sanford, Florida, at- , grade, construct, re-conslrU tarhinj^ to said special assessment ! pave nnd re-pave with sheet <iroll so published, a hotire direct- | pbalt on a 6-inch rock base, t o following street In the City Lf ed to all property owners inter­ Animal pay roll npproximntcn ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, Sanford, Florida, to-wit: \ •; ested in said special assessments, which is spent in Sanford, with Sanford Merchants, depo:dtod in Sanford FOURTH STREET, from SaA. ftntlng in accordance with the ford Avenue Erist'to Cypress Ave­ firovbiiona. of the Charter of the K rr ? ^ The Sanford Automobile Dealers> Association Batiks, and every business and industry in Scmindlo--County p*’ i.s it.-, .shore of this money. Think what this means to Sanford and S :uin •'<• County. Fpcnl YOUR money in Sanford, so it will continue in cirr til ijon in Semi­ nole County, and eventually some of it will fp’ t Imelt I i you. EDWARD HIGGINS I incoln—Ford— Fordson Mi ib in old It-— Olds mobile I. W. PHILLIPS’ SONS Dodge Cnrn and Truck SANFORD HOICK CO Hindi Cars SAN JUAN GARAGE CO Htudcbdker nnd Chc%Tolet SEMINOLE HUDSON ESSEX CO Hudson—'Essex— Jteo Trucks I*. A. MERC) SEMINOLE OVERLAND CO Overland tind WiHys-Knlght 8TA TE 8 T IR B 9 ARB GOOD T IR E 8 excited about neW tire developracDW, because bfc know s tbat tvhen his Present R oyal C o r d dOtfe filially' out he will find any really w ortli w hile Advance in ' tire building in the new Royal he buys. 1-atextreated cords are thelatest contribution of the Royal Cord maker* tp better tire tervice. A new patented ptoccoa that gives greater •trength and wearing quality. You get the benefit o f this latex treatment In Royal Cord High-Pressure Tires, Royal Cord Balloon Tima for 20, 21 and 22 inch g «s sod Royal Cord Balloon-Type Tires built to fit present wheels end rims without U. S. Tinea are the only tires in the ivorld tnude of cord* •olutloned in raw rubberlatex Q S* Tinea fr o m IS Palmetto AvenueJ TP ‘ *K* ' S a n fo r d A vV nuc nue. All of said paving, re-paving, improving, grading, construction, and re-constt-uction to bo done in Compliance with plans, specificn tions, profiles nnd estimates of said proposed improvement of Fourth Street from Sanford Ave­ nue) Enst to Cypress Avenue, now on file in the office of the City Mnnager of the City of Sanford, Florida, which plans, a e r ific a ­ tions, profiles and estimates have heretofore been npproved by the the plans and specifications for City Commission and constitute said work, therefore, BE IT RESOLVED, That the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, deems It advis­ able, as n necessary public im­ provement, tu pave, re-pave, hart! surface and re-hard surface with sheet asphalt on ^ 6" rock base, Fourth Street from Sanford Ave­ nuo east to Cypress Avenue, a width of 24 feet; that all of said paving, re-paving, hard surfacing and re-hard surfacing-of Fourth Street, as aforesaid, shall be done in strict compliance with the plans, specifications, profiles and esti­ mates therefor, now on file In the office of tho City Mnnager of the City of Sanford, Florida, which said plans, specifications, profile* and cstimatca havo beep hereto­ fore approved by the City Commis­ sion and constitute the plans nnd specifications for said proposed Improvement of Fourth Street, between Sanford Avenua and Cy­ press Avenue, a width of 24 feet, and this Commission horeby de­ clares the necessity for tho paving, r»-psvfrig , h*nl surfacing and rehsrd surfacing of said portion of Fourth Street as aforesaid, as a necessary public improvement. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That a total expenditure not ex­ ceeding Two Thousand Five Hun­ dred and Thirty-Nine (|253f».00) Dollars, is hereby authorised to cover the cost of paving, re-pav- ^ {ng, hard surfacing and rd-hard surfacing Fourth Street between Sanford Avenue and Cypress Av­ enue, « width of 24 feiiL which said sum of Two Thousand Five Hundred and Thirty-Nine ($2680.00) DoUarn is the total estimated cost of said improvement; thst the entire cost of the improvement aforesaid, shall be * assessed against Ml property abutting and fronting upon that portion of Fourth Street brthti«F*i Banford > -u. ^tvunoinu. Since the days o f MOTOR PRODUCTS *’ L *« t t J.M.tHS 'JIT' a* have been "cAlways better 9 ■■ t » in ■+ * -*s :v . ‘ ICORfORAJCtf �Hi Q (RC® THE SANFOI g ta * J BCwNT n f l t m w Scorn To Think O f T ^ ^ i y - * mw tALD, WBDI -T T - , A 'J ff iT ip N ENGAGEM ENT A s B risbane S ees It Would you be happy 7 Then do not. permit yourself to America mourns death of youth r tart* M gieooi*citu Matter. Ret into the habit of expecting “ pay” for the good'thinga you Electrical wisard paaaos mway " S o f t V9«£i«V uiuicV°a ctno* do in the world. It ia j^rfectly-all right to,acquire the habit Rockefeller, philanthropist b i f business against McAdoo — ------“ of expecting “ pay” fo r the wrongs you do. The fear o f aucb srch »* Im . . lOtltar “ p ty ” may keep you,from doing things that hurt other peo­ to iX A s n »- nnA *.. itow A nu RKIIO.. SYMPATHETIC messages pour ple. „. But don't be tfn the lookout fo r Jreward. H . W ^ ,Bljfwro.TBBfir P k u » HI show of1gratitude that m ay Mu m IIi A t» u » given you as one o f life’s into the White House, from frionda close by, and from tho other aide beautiful surprises.. i t m i c n i m o e iia t k s ■ i Te*r,_^„»7.(io six Month* .13.^ of tho world. y Gratituue is onti o f the rare blessings— a double blessing leered , in City, hr Carrier, per Only those that have seen' ft llo. Weekly Edition, # L » inasmuch as it .pdd? something beautiful to the person who w e eIk k Teer. gives as well to, the pcrson who receives evidence o f ap- child die can know tho sorrow o f KUPECIAI, NOTICKt All obituary predation lo r thp President and his w ife.' ( *\ ice. notices,,card* 1 1 thenke, gSiolutlons v. - -- where “ a - . But gnftl Only mothers with broken hearts andl noil notice* of- enurtalnmatit* , also elusive. It la a sorry rheme* ere melt* will be chemed business to cpmpel appreciation or grati- can know how that mother feltr for el regular advertising ratesthankfuiness in their make- when tho tank of oxygen pr»s • MEMDKn THE AMOCIATBD PHCM tude from The Aeeo*leted Tree* le sxotos- up. A line eve in ttrind says tl>at for the brought Into her boy’s room, and entitled to the u«« CorjTepubr first thirty minletering ho was so eager to have realizing that tho natural air could ration , of pJI new*, dispatch** redltcd to It or not otherwiee orOd* some cxprcslgonfl ciation from the peoplp for„whom he no longer kOupUhls feeblo heart paper end eteo th* local .«i«l In t Red herein. right* of slaved and owe published herein, All an riin ii m he used to feel like driving them into a beating*'-. Mm replied *l»o that •publication Of special dispatch** thorn until they’d, “ yell death Was nenr. Only iM thers corner witb’ju&i 11 ar t ”eralti are dteo reearred. w for mercy and express their-gratitude lor ali past fgyorft.” know, fBDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1921 Then thero^hihe-0 -time, said the really gtmtlo old pastor, [\ IMAGINE HOtV' tho ...JLB THOUGHT FOR TODAY when he began to. ertjoy th e wonderful surprise 'o* being THE END OF ENMITY:—When thanked now and then. " I began to^see" he said, “ that the bosses laugh, when they gather in tho convention nmf broke man's ways pleaeo the Lord, he . ..jftketh even hie anemic* to bo at very verity of evidences o f gratitude made it more precious. their deals. Ore, There And nbw and then'T discovered people who deep down in densely ignorant,v...having como up peace with him.— Proverb* 10:7. their hearts wore really .too grateful for words through the front or rear rooms of MINW Parents who “ demand" gratitude from their children Hduor saloons. idplUc are both foolish and pitiable. Parents, if they are wise, will Mind Is the roaster power They begin by having enough That molds and makes; expect from their children absolutely no show of appreciation power to protect' the public gabl* And man Is mind of what they have dond tor them. They will watch their blor or disorderly, resort, frohVpbWho evermore takes children taking everything ns a matter-of-course, and get liccmcn on the beat. Tho to o l,of thought, and Now they find themselves with their “ fmy“ out o f their own consciousness of having done Shnplnp what he wills,' ' Brings forpi a thousand their best. And then on those rare occasions when their chough to pick out the candidate run for president of the UniLm .Toys, a thousand ills; children come to them aflame with gratitude and love, what to States. He thinks in secret n full measure of reward is theirs I, If .you wer* a bullet-beaded, * And it comes to pnss. ’ Bitfnll-oyed, ‘ tn lrJ Environment is but The habit o f looking for "pay,” we repeal, does hot'make 1round-faced,’ His looking-glass. for happiness. And it can bO carried to Buch an extent, every-; skuilqd densely tjgnorfnt P'oljUpul — Whittier. thing in life is put upon a barter basis. Do your deeds and |S 'l o w ^imcs.^nd juu" fmH S/M A relic o f a bygone ago la the forget them, bcom to keep a record of your Own service ■yoUrnclf able to nominnto a'imah man who still persists in kissing a to the world. Fill your ledger with items of gratitude you I for president of the United Stutd*; .woman's hand. owe to others. Let the 'pay go out from your treasure you would laugh also. <y R. G. LAMME in dend. How . With some poople cussing Is a store— from your heart. San<ln> M I'I m M* A Simple Remedy ------ -o- t » . Delegates may come and dele* * gates may go but the convention Not much has been heard recently about rattlesnake goes on balloting. bites, Perhaps it is because the snnkes are all killed off. *. Tho longest wsy around Is the Perhaps it is because people are more careful in going where At. shortest way home when there are snakes are usually, found. Perhaps it may be that a way has no parking places on tho road. been found in which to doctor Hnake bites so that they aren't .What hTT become o f the llttlo girl who won the prize for win­ ning. the most hcadmarks in spell­ ing class T ‘ v people are mo {dp mb that they think inat a heat wave Is an­ other method of beautifying bobbed ir? hair. t wUl^hMr^h^^mstoimi^^nu^ber iai of wise birds who will tell you ‘I told^you to." ■ “ “ * -o T#J0 Rickard is said to be losing a thousand dollars each day the convention remains in session. We nro losing that much in.suspense. --------- o-I---- -A Charges o f fraud itrtd trtckrrv hav& been mado lif^ortrioctlof^'wtth the presidential election in Mexico. Y e ahades o f fUdney J. Catts. -o- P glt of our woffles ceaso now that a St. Louis doctor hns Come to the definite conclusion based uport long study that the egg came . before the chicken. —^---- o---------, Dr. Frederick Cook of Artie fame, aaya he In broke. Many other people are In the same boat but they don't advertise the fact to the world. -o- Fvom all appearances the Demo­ cratic Convention is destined to be made a permanent Institution with main headquarters at Madison Square garden. \ v, f nnmo? He wna onr of the four greatest electricians in this count' try, Edi»on, Telao and Stclnmetz, were the other three. Ijtmmc and Stpinmctz ore gone. A mnater or. electrical aclencc, Ijimme wan creator of ISO useful inventlonn nnd called "the greatest mathematician." A t M b wprkna chief engineer for tho tVentinghouno Company,' Lamme was helped ulsters one ped by two sisters, with a desk beside bis was chief dcsigner o f direct current motors • Those two sisters worked with their brother as the sisters o f Herschcl and Rqnan worked with their famous brothers. Such work is better than, the fame that passes with the donth notice. " • . , i r - i Island b*n. Perhaps the .behind which tho Acting didst establish; muy It include all people. mankind. "So guide and direct us in our AMERICA’S MISSIONARIES _work ^ ^ today that iiigi the w people of our p*rty and of our country and of the it is said, will now be protected w o_|d ^ better for * our $om-B against "persecution In Japan " That’s njee of Jaoan, but if jnlspnfion sionariaa are not!happy tooke the ' ought to come home. There arc MBleas ua, not fop ourselves, hut Plenty that neen converting here rtoT tK chicks. . , j , promised There- j& V ; JA 8 q iq ri«t lA^^R ^ititm ^rdfjonr business if the Japanese do not .Th? ' S M ; “ hattlf e V a 'J the moon wki'H 4He hasJiAH . . feji of the Sanford Kiwanls C ub members. J l “ When Judge,McCann had finish­ •ho team composed o f OrKiwanlans, at the Ninth ed Mr. Bryan suggested euggested that as baseball tot. % le esld .<h«t l Judge McCann w as « Catholic a M ring • tore* A J i ‘ himself m Protestant they should will bring i o f rootars ,i*■ well m clay, close the meeting with nr»yer, l the Simford Kiwftnlans ir> Judge- MfcOenrr.:co«eimtod. look,el this city _ will turn out «nd end seat by Mr. Bryan and remained there until six o’clock Saturday their representatives. morning, Then, while all , ----------- -I*rftid went* • ctrt-b market Judge MoCann iwcltod the , _ and may# “ here ie « Prayer, after which Mr. 1*n*~e pro«r»sxif« organ- praved lie follows “ Our Heavenly Fathsr.^we *uiv •‘ever thus* Into Thy nreeence consetou# Thou art- Infinite in wUdoro. low and power, while we are limited bile In ki “ Thou f —St. and hast self and .v y , iS want to go to Heaven: It se<uni Contemporary Comment , Inconsistent V to , refuse >1‘ the^ A roan who can spchk alz lan­ guages has just roarriad ■ woman who can speak three. That seems bo about the right handicap.— ncn. ' r Some of the boys have not yet decided whether Congfosa offered a bonus or merely pulled a boner.— Phristian Btotesrnan. , This le the tim e;of the year the college seniors much bripl entrance here and at the same time spend monev sending tn«m to Heaven to live the-" w'th us through all eternity. They have an Asiatic Henvan of their own. Let them c n lo jr lt Provider*** seosratos us here. We me* be anograted there among the "many man­ sion*." I Ye Wo Hum, Chinese gcetie*ean and laundryman, died *n a big ho». pltal. although a Chinese wlt-h d«Ktor had done his best. Ye Ho Hum'i joints hurt h'm and tho Most of tho June collet* n a»rs are still just doing Mme< until aqmethlng turns up. ^ Every now and then you auto so old it must be alniort] i for. , A girl ytho thinks a mm q to hear her instead of to fct ^ h«biq to die an old ptaid. Women will not be men's until you can elan one on and borrow n dollar. An ideal husband Is thtu every wife could have marriH didn’t. It doesn't matter in the but maybe potatoes have ip*, cause their eyes are bad. A race between a couple <f men on a hot picnic Js nlmoii funny ns tho human race. Save up all your old alibi*. 1 nro valuable. You TO can self tk the presidential candidates VreMlom from Nerve J’rmun klenns Kr— ilnm f p|ieMa, Hplnal Analyaea Free. DR. W . A . LlRUN ru m o ritA rro it Pnlm cr (ira iliM , OfTIc* Hours: •- , *•11 A. M.: I-l P. H. ,1 eacepl 3tt*rl lliMims lo i-t H First Nut.,ihk. nid*. h» i NOW ROAD MONEY T A M rA TIMES Rvry time a statement is given ty-seven cents for south Florida. How does he do it?” “ He earns no more than I do, but he had money enough to buy .that house." (The^ didn't know that their friend psid for hi* home with money he had tartd.) .4 fitnd fo r a hotrt< can ^ accumulated iu a few years by opening an Interest Account with us and depositing d shtall amount every week. We are still hopeful that It may somehow be made to appenr that such manifest unfairness is rot the intent of the state road departm*nt, bill we nro fearful that can never ha until that department has really come to ber a statu mad <lopart merit, which It hasn’t up to now proven Itself. Once more let it be said thnt un­ fairness is the poorest foundation which can possibly be laid for a good ‘road system. STREN GTH nines iiFua .. •« i...^I 1 1 1 i * ■ * ■ There wss n a /famous school hand, may indeed become a good t irhor of Georgia who said that husband. 1 a"man read the New Testament The man who seeks to give the i ricerrly he could not help but impression of being liberal may l ' « better man. indeed become liberal. Hj, amplified this by saying that The man who attempts to make it.• m man tried to dc be a good man, people tamevo u, ,1 inn m * gooo Is public-spintbelieve he ia public-spirit■^■ery effort distinguished him |ed, may work so hard in crcnting lift his previous condition. the impression tha# he indeed bek- man cannot win salvation ! conic* public-spirited. t^Dut Divine ssKistanco, but if ^1 Thg man who seeks to convince plan conscientiously assume* a pcoplo that jie Is hotter than ho is, t»o, that assumption may be may after months o f trying to — peeking which Is never Ignored, convince others, really become bet- j line man who has ulwnys been tor. < lifovagant. and suddenly to save , Ono famous writer has said: 1 Ihsdf from the perils o f such a ‘‘ ^ssunie a virtue if you have it < usee says, “ I -am going to give 1not.'' i npression of l>elng close," At first glance this may seem r uatly winds up by being close. an injunction to be a hypocrite, ] siting sure the tmprcssioh had but it is not. c uiicd within tho will to be. It is much bettor to assume a 8emc dmc *go a short story, virtue than to nssumo a fault. kjmier's Dress Suit," the plot of Acting like a hully may make waa a variation of this one a bully in fa ct e truth, won national notice. Why, then, should not acting t the very beginning it may be like a better man make one better ire hypocrisy, but in the end the in factT I -, * * . ifc a y - ' ^ — S E R V IC E — PROGRESS Seminole County Bank this ‘one million omub hundred has been given report a successful trial in anake bite, silentiflc Institute, has folight nn< f ty-folir thousand tWb hundred A man who huntod It gteat deal in the mounts ilia of conquered diseases more dendb i nincty-n'iiif dollars seventy-six North Georgia ulwnys curried U pocket full of alum, and it than any ancient monster. A n I'eopts’ ls for north Florida and five one of his dogs was bitten by a rattlesnake he would pour f " ov® “J1 he "aB t^'u tooliih jhqpdred seventeen thousand nine alum down the dpc’H Ihroat. a,.d the imim..! would "I™ on in the hunt. jown thei> natural wealth, nndhulU Tho theory of the action o f the drug is that as soon as their universities and scientific In ASSUMING A VIRTU E the alum reaches the stomach tho bile gushes out of the bile ^ li “itti;.n,,thi^ tCwf|I° b^Ud*n« ‘IS om? tubes into the intestines and no doubt regurgitates into the m„ nument to “ John p. Rockefeller WAVCROSS JOURNAL-HERALD stomnch, which is irritated hy tho presence of the alum. destroyer of competition." llnvin- j This leads an Atlanta physician to say that n piece of learned that he can do it. they will 'Thn assumption of a virtue, conscious effort works the rhnngc. " Ich later produc, results In the p The man who _________________ seeks to give the alum the size of the finger, chewed and swallowed, peems ll'*rn to 1,0 H thymaelve*. t on of the virtue, is closely akin . impression o f being a good husto he a pdrfcct cure for t'.ic most poisonous snnke bite. BIG BUSINESS mnde ’ up It* t ' ^ p o c r is y but wholly different. . hsnd, by acting like a good hus- supper time cornea, says the be no middle ground between the two propositions. Finally, after wld. lew York Wor several crashes and displays of agents Bacramento, ----- ...in..— ------- . -Cati- - - - ^eelln* » change seemed to come rwentlv icentlv found in a hoot- |Over the meeting. Instead of being Idtt Thl* weather mate< lazy-they Uke short cub , 1 kntf trn IMmiw _____ they go nut out iua walking, “ ths. chgth in feet, cost and type, of -n \Vo shall here consider the con . . .. litet* cost of this wtMt,' which to ■ch, tamed * nc million six hundred sovenfslo , kept alive tho Drat fir*—all tjs.two anakfli ^ \ wj , two}." hundred That was whal he took when the Georgin snake bit him those live forever, servants o l me silt I t it ^ h r M ‘dS Sn i anTthirty-five )y ^ . .. cant*. £ £ft / and hundrads of i*eoplq .in the Soutli to whom this reqiedy world*t John D. Rockefeller, IhrOuch hh| t mind that tt wouldn’t hnve Mr. Me Adoo at any price and big buetpcsA If,the convention can be. brought Usually has its way. to an end toiflght njllllops o f peo­ j Perhaps providence, lookin'; D A Y B R E A K P ItA Y E R ». ple i ll over tne country Wil' breath) r*>;.-V w i ! down upon us knows Ihut that i« • sigh o f relleJf. it Am ' been n B , WILLIAM JENNINGS B R Y A N , th e 'b e st plans. "One at a t|me. and cvVryono ia strenuous gentlemen," as .the parrot said uti'.ovkr..*}« glacC It Is The details o f the all-night meet- hearts ere op*n 'to divine BUg-- wheq tho crows wore pickin'; nt hi t eyes.- A nation, like an Individual, the world, ing of the Committee on Resojp- j gcntlon. Tbe meanest mai We* need Thy counsel, Lord. We does -only one big thing at a time. “w » pjtone whq tiona, which ended at six o'clock aava-our neighbor Just now the big thing is ortolls.his wife th nt*heis not able Saturday rooming,'.wore described nr* carrying great rcappnitbllitios ftanltlng o f (aduatry; Anythin____ to b uher y ' a new hat'And then goes by o ^ ^ t b a members, dwllnir w ith.m lghtp problems interfering1'witiTIhaV'mlght be b" I down town an* purtha»ge A-golf, "W hen the torobtitUe oon that vex and trou ble' us. We nro just as any interference with lngt/notflt. ^ Friday night," he Bald, *'to take up subject to prejudice and passion . slavery would have been bad In th Klan que4Htfn, whlrh had been und unconscious bias. Htv * o f pericles when lack of Perhaps iw. slaves would,have made Greek civ­ w w f e t M ' S S i Th. ,* W a u ,.p r.tio rn , vrimids up 1 “ Cleanse our minds of all un­ ilization impossible. ' '« .?».nr„A! WID...HI. ^ went worthy thoughts and purge pur Betting on President Coolidgd I* a fighting apirlt, and it crop* 1hearts of nil evil desires, Show us 11 to 5 thnt he will bo clochvt. out with the slightest excuse, Thy ways and help us to know Leaving out the unknown quantity ember after member spoke, each — IaFollctt*. it ought to be 11.00(1 _.ie setting forth hi* views of tho what Thou wouldst have us say to 1 at this moment on Coolidge aituatlon and his opinions of the * n/)*tr° * n<* , j e‘ |Whoever thinks that the people of liVfi Would can seer Ato ol i Itho United States irn 'fTltn th# United arc frnlncF vnlng fn t° V vote And now Now York i o u n in .t r . :co u r,o thot .hould bo followrd. wholly unto Thee and Thy a«rvto|u f w B presidential candidate chose , are playing ft new game called "A t times suggestions went ____ _ ____ _ __ _ _ . . . .... J«L nA f .#* i: * l*Si *UpjikC >* ■**'. , a ll.. _ regular __* t'made — -. —1.. a* A Iu._ Ilimitation^ofjJebato, Iu UW11„ ,. jf In kl nf.d_°,T the_**boya In the backroom.' f r"convention." the to.. a the *3n ear^ *• *,n ! otherwise the ex-bartenders convent! * .but* all .. felt ..**the gravity o f the situ .........itlon dllegatca. howovar, aI!u.P V" b o 'polltfcaT bossev < W ( members of the youngsters gather­ ation and were anxious to got to­ and this day the broDiorhood Thou itnow nbnut the American know rnm-K much about ings. always break ■ tho deadlock gether, although there seemed to girls «wijn "toy in Uie W; The honoymoon It over trbq learns salads are not food,. as serious as-ia generally thought. • •of tto road_ de. work o f tho __ state ____ _____ j- F it gured on a .percentage .. hinds, InAn old exchange states that the drinking of a strong Partncnt i1 carries the some ol(1! ^ t i v n1nllnnernr°Jnt' solution of alum wator is almost-a sure cure for o rattlesnake stor: of injustice to south Florida. ‘ nnd *south . \ , h Florida m J I .] . .fir .v ^ thirty per cent, bite.- It goes on.to. tcll the.stpry about n rattlesnake which, A short while back there was plus. puhlshed a statement of the mile- i go south Florida seems to crawled out. fforti uhdferja Georgia farmhouse a good many ago of the proposed rond work, coming; tho porventago against years 'agfiV^Iflhtiad of killing it, one of the party who de­ Anaysis showed that seventy-six her being reduced hy seven. It, is tected tho reptile, asked for permission to try an experi­ pep unt, plus, o f this is for north ! a matter o f note, howover, that ment. So he stopped out, pulled ofT his boot and sock and Flqrdn nnd twenty-three per cent, [the ratio of funds appropriated for pips for south Florida. It wns sug- i north Florida roods Is practically kfeked this snake'in the mouth with his bare'foot. Of course goat d that there might be matters the same ns tho ratio o f taxes paid ho was hltfen." ' ‘ , fert? -* I 7 * i 3. ' othe- than mileage connected with by south Florida, while the per­ He then went behind the house, swallowed something JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER, 85 it jlviich would make it appear in n centage o f money appropriated for year* old. tells the world his pteasand returning pulled .off the other boot and sock and mnde v.u, .v..= ...D l)0tl,r b citr light, which suggestion we south Florida io almost exactly is doing gotid to others. Spend-, jrdtrrdifitely and gladly fell upon *-at paid in taxes by north Flor­ the snake bite the*other foot. Once more the wounded man ^iro mif fur health nnd cdu'"-t,''"‘ l ----------* -----------of • ,-----ing for bearer of — a glimmer hope. ida. rotired behind the house, took something in his hund, came scores of millions, ,ho stands anrtie •Fhrida highways for July car­ According to this there is very liack, killed the snake, put on his hoots und resumed his seat among those that have helped iheir ries a statement o f contracts tittle difference ns to the showing umong his astonished friends. ■, ■ ,1 i fellow men. awaded by the state rond depart- made of the treatment accorded Helping others Is tho only tbittg the thittg . nif^rt from Jon. 1, 1924. to Juno The crowd, of course, begged him to tell then^ whpt\ h| south Florida by the state road doWorth w „ 'I* 1W4, Which gives the nanth of ictlt, 'Whether tho tSekpning took when he went around tho housed HeJiaid thuUWlRini'it, fnottsh Hu«n , ' tva! tortlrttctbi','' MOntbiv' ' o f ■ tho oA-a mlli^'ge 0P* a -dollnr and on the Rocky Mountains, where there'*are mnny rattlesnnkes, The human that first sailed « i - .. rfcjeot. county, length In miles, cent basis. -O' l gowl cause Trying to atop something \ starts more. * many of our 112,000,000 know‘ M i habit but with Charles G. Dawes It must be a gift. Tho little girl down the street says that marriage and Democratic >• .convent ~>«<n>ntiona ar* alike bocauso tha results are uncertain. m x /V Interest Raid on Savings SANFORD CHERO-COLA CO. W! In the twist b S A P M S .AREA 5 SQUARE >Trl 'f J4 W OU N D ED , BUT NOT DEAD' PLANT CITY COURIER R is ridiculous to. talk o f the emocratic partv being permainlly smashed by the fiasco at fcw York. ■J The irnness of the convent a^have deprived it of ita figh g*- chance to elect a preside!_ ii.i ymr, but the party itaolf will I bigger, stronger and wiser ian ever. It has suffered from a species ' tolly from which ncn party can I'Wholly exempt. It has permitd certain subordinate Issues to heavily. placed Bivlly.. It bsa ,mma (,' s ' yu nal leadershi P above party as. It'has *uibetituted fanatfor sound judgment. But d U alb is the saving eai' tom­ an sense and 'conservative judgent In the minds o f the people Unre.^whlch will bring the parits moorings. Republican party went (or- THE EXTRAMEASu rf OF SERVICE if the G. O. P. had ceased to be -CiV. a factor in public affairs. Yet so well did. it learn and profit by its lesson that eight Ijter it carried the country rwhelratng majority. It !j*mong other things, that most questions have two sides, that men may disagree yet both SI if helping counsel'-lit their busincB^ md of them tnay be honest, that har- I personal finance*. mony and union are the prerequlsites o f success. Whether .your 'problem la a .large or Americun Democracy needs to email onCi you will find our offices eager * accept these truths. In a party covering so large a country as to help you,- They are. at your service this, embracing so many different throughout the banking day. Call upon classes of hum ** ■humanity, it would be them at your convenience. There is no silly for any individual to expect; formality. '• •* V ’ lV fK to get everything he desired. No one interest, nor set of interests, is targe enough to dictate the pol­ icies and candidates of f whole political .party. The very essence of party government is Jhe comromising of conflicting views. ■■H rdinatod the welfare of th* ji , itself is sound'to the a, < - a«’ :- i 4Z if M-t’Jmf to rabid, partisanship, peed.mostly. U to wide open, and the insun sonal views tuned ‘ :te -got .more vote* titan 1A , — ---------- - with tha fundamental I a m e n ta * « *U> hwhoA aMalprtociploa * efe rf«maerw«/* < a a » • « �TH E SANFORD H E R A L D , W E D N E S D A Y , JULY: 0,'I1PE4...U; -U P -- tV 1I No, It D oesn't Follow MISS ROSAMOND RAD FORD, Society Editor. 'Mr*. Lute Howell,' o f Chuluota, apont Tuesday In tho clty-aho|>- t r...... - I Het to Sell Phone: Rea. 425 Scout Camp News S. M, McCormick, o f Palatka. ia .In the opinion of tho ncouta, la* night, thy beat camp fire ever wa ' held at the Scout Camp on SiWe - ; Young, ofXlvIedo, wore tHjpguests Lake. of Miss Noli Williams Tnasdn*. Jimmie said, "It was a rcgula It y j ' u T F & i f •>:?; 1 program." . Mrs. Edwiraa, o f Daytona, Is The scouts are getting good am the guest of her- sister. Mrs. W. ready for the big blow out Thura r. r iclds, on' the Heights. day when their nnreqt* will spen --------- the afternoon with them' arid' nav U. G. Wagner, prominent bus- » basket picnic. It Is needless t mens man of Kissimmee, is spend- *ay that the occasion is looked’ for ing today in the city. wnrd to as a gala day. \r . „ — „ Without doubt, the Visitors ne* Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Courier re- Thursday will be highly entertain turned from Kansas City Satur- H with the stunt* which will £ d«ypulled off. 'i \ _m . ---------The public will get a good Idt Elliott Dunn, of Pomona, is how to turn work into play. Th spending today in tho city, calling program will not he given out fr on trade and visiting among hia tho reason jthat Itf will contai friends, many interesting and aurprisin W , >---------4 feature*. *. Mrs. Hartland nnd daughter. There has been no nickness li Mrs. Herman Middleton, returned .camp, neither any accident*. Th last week after a month's visit in slogans of the camp are "KEEl Hendersonville, N. C. WELL AND LEARN TO FWIM.' Wednesday ti Min* Carrie Holocjoth, of Or­ o. t .A; t> lando, t* spending a few day* as • m’ • ,.L ■ t^o guest of Mrs. Tony Pitch ford. Thur*d*r ' -i .gmm, * L S c ™ h o n o r in g VisitLjns, Montezuma Hotel, J. T. Lester, o f Jacksonville, in spending today in the city- on tncoa o shower, honor** business, stopping at the Valdez. K m Brady, fctmng. home of Mrs. m . Miss Hester M. Costello,i of Mi­ 1217 Magnolia Ave­ ami, .Is the guest o f Mrs, C. R. r y . , (table Corporation Kirtlcy at her home in the country. L1»‘f * - — ^ " ■■ L]m Springs, 2 p. m. Press Davenport, with Albert Pick and Company, is ntdpipng at L d a K f* ^ kc Mnry’ Do' the Valdez for several days. „ , -t t V'» bbettrs. 0 P- m* r ___________ Carl Roumillnt, o f Jacksonville, K rT of Thank* * tT to thank our frienda spent Tuesday in the city on* bus, ' \v L iny kindnesses shown inesa. iL-ent sad bereavement, E. A. Bnckmnn, of Jacksonville, L ^ g j y beautiful floral with Marx Brothers, ia spending Kr. •■v' the day in Sanford attending to L R. E. Pollartl, business. . . III Pollard. I iBd Mrs. J. E- Courier Robert Ilagnn and Troy Ray re­ Mrs. A. P. MacAlister and chilturned Tuesday from Daytona dren returned Sunday night after W A Y DANCE Beach, where Uioy spent tho past a week's visit with relative* in week. Tampa. __ Lni are being issued for — 1— — ' . folij dance to be given Mrs. J. 3L Wallace, who has Miss Mary Fields is spending jjht *t I-»kc Mary' A some time os the guest of her been critically ill for the past ten Miss Genevieve” Edwards, days at her homo, on Magnolia ie,tr* and » «f°od Umo ,B cousin. of Daytona, Fla. \ Avenue, is improving. to all the guests. --------Miss Gussie Frank, who is tak­ Mrs. S, W, Swope, Mrs. A. M. Chadwick and nieces, ing a business course in Tampa, Mitchell and Mias Ann Mitchell, M and D. E. Braynor, spent the post week-end with her of Oviedo, spent Monday in the city; r Park, spent Wednesday mother, Mrs. J, B, Frank. —------In Sanford, taking the Mr. and Mrs. Win. J. O’Neil; of A. J. Richardson, proprietor of H$w York City. .the Valdez Hotel, is spending sev­ Jacksonville, arc spending several eral'days in •Jacksonville, com­ Valdez Hotel t S. Moore. Miss Doris bining businesa and pleasure. lid Milton Moore arrived Mr. nnd Mrs. J, W. Young spent Infternoon from ClearRobert Dilts, of Brooklyn, N. Y., who. has been visiting C, M. Tuesday in Sanford, stopping nt Hand fop the past few days, leaves tho Valdez Hotel, leaving thin moming for Daytona Beach. today for his homo. --------Id Mr*. Markwater, of Mrs. H. E. Takach is expected tent this morning in tbo Mr. and Mrs. T. W, Harvey, <>f Lg the boat for NeW Tampa*,nro spending several days home after a pleasant visit with Hr. Markwater h presl- In the city, stopping at the Val­ her daughter in Fernandina, this week. pie Gulf nnd Southern dez Hotel. Ip Company, , \, « Dr, G. S. Scllmnn, Dr, B. D. Cas­ L J. Carpenter left Mon- w ell'and Dr. R. M. Mason leave bnoon for Hattie Creek, this afternoon i n 1 Dr. CnnweH's lere he will enter the san- car for Atlanta, Ga. I Dr. Carpenter will f be far or *ii weeks. W. W. Pitman, of Jarksonvillo, Mrs. Henry Wight and Mil*. with Ferris and Company, is Williams spent Tuesday [d Mrs. Marian Shelby, of spending the day in the city, stop- ■ F r«l mbst delightfully at New Smyrt lide, leave Wedqeaday ping at the Seminole Hotel. hil ,the guests of Mr*. D. A. Kelly, ivllle, Tenn., to visit nd relative*. Mrs. Shelby Miss Chivalcttc Smith, of Ocala, kJ. II. Yelton, of Washington, N, way for »rver*i months, who has boon the attractive guo*t ihelby will re^nain fp j on- of hcr ^coualn, Miss Dorothea, Ray, 04 Atlantic Coast Lino represent­ ative, ia stopping at . the Bcminoln rotdrm-d to hei* borne Monday. lift*),,,whiln,„in „ tho city., several . Claude Ogllvic left .Tuesday for Bays on business. idio Progrram Gainesville after spending several days in Sanford, the guest of 'roirsm for July 9 friends. is t Jeece w as .b lack to remove stumps front mbotat • 86,000 acres, according to th* . American Chehrical Society. Near- : ly 8,000,000 pound* o f thi* explo­ sive hare been applied to a g r i - ' ..... culture by the United ■State* Bu­ reau o f Road*. It ia estimated that tho savin* ■ to the farfnew over the co#t of commercial ' mtplodvea* ha* amounted to f750,000v but the ac­ tual benefit* have been more fa treaching as thousand* ' o f - email 'f , farm* have had the' acreage, o f ! cultlvatable land Incteaaed, . « ... *f • . _ ------- t i R. R. Uea* spent Tuesday Hi Sanford. He wa* accompanied to Daytona Beach by Mrs. . Harry as s o o t, n d e v e r y w h e r e th at (Slenice w en t is s o o t y fo o t he puk J y ^ y j ALL MAKE8 ('ash *r term s. ■ n t reealring. Mra. J. II. Cowan and Mlsa Mar garet Cowan and George Oown» returned from Daytona Read W i l l B u i l d N e w R o a d ; iy ” olfm "»tlnK .InnRcrou. curves yesterday, where they spent thi past week. A lo n g S p a n is h T r a il! SSJSTS --------• —— „ ' a considerable extent. Mr. and Mra. C. H. Courser, ol TALLAHASSEE. July 9.— Tho _ ------ ------------ -WINNIPEG, Man.. July 0.— F,x. Palntka, are spending scvcrnl dnyi winding old Spanish Trail, extend- r ic f . HAY FOR ARMY HORSES nminatiun of 600 school children in the city, stopping nt the Vnl MANILA, July i).—Tho United n>siilt»d in the pronouncement ing from St. Adgustlnc, Fla., to dor. Mr. Coursor in electrical cn j San Diego, Calif., a distance of states army within tho last year gineer for the Southern Utilitic: . that prevalence of goiter among 2,791! miles, will hnnlly be reeng-8 ........ DUO pounds of them was caused by snow water in Company. pizable In sections of north apd rjco hay, which has been found Shonlt Ijike, a body of 60 square ---------west Florida when the present antlsfactory ns fodder for horses The many friends of Mrs. Franl miles in area, situated- 40 miles plans for surveys hnve been enr- nn(j mules. After July first tho tho Donaldson will rcpTOt to learn o to tho northeast, from which __ ( ried out and State Rond No. 1, commissary expects to enter into her operation for appendicitis a1 ould , from Jacksonville to Pensacola (a contract* for about 10,000,000 the pem ald-1j»w*on Hospital, ot Tuesday. Mrs. Donaldson is do ing nicely today. RLOOn RFLI.1NO VAUCOUVER. R C.. July 7.— Transfusion of blood bv young ton hero nt "526 a hnlf pint” ha proved profit-LI" according t« ent pjoyment officials, who sny lher has been a demand for -uch service Hospitals require hi-nlthv men fo tho purpose. Advertising ha AN AWFUL LOSS (From tho Detroit Now*) .too— Wonder whnt make* th< -bos- so snro and crabbed today 1 Phil—Oh, he's just hoard that Iht ; hotel at his- favorite fishing re*ort burned down. Joe—Well, why should he go tq pieces about it T 1 Phil-—Well, vou see. in hi* Wk»r'l bo had an old hat and a 10-rent | bamboo nale mui n quart bntllmof old bourbon. Expert etcaali ON B IN T E N Neglecting a little wound, cut or abrasion of tho flesh may fn nlna cases out of ton cause n o , great suffering or inconvenience, but U la the one case In ten that causes 1 blood poisoning, lockjaw or • chronic festering aore. 'T h o cheapest, safest and best coursa is to disinfect tho vrtiurtd with li­ quid Dorozonc anud apply th* Borozone Powder to complete the healing process. P rke (liquid) aOc, 00c and |1,20. Powder 80c and 60c. Sold by Union Pharm­ acy. j .v.’ .wS Y©w ell C om pany Thursday, Friday and Sat.—3 Days 1-2 Price Cleaiance of Summer Dresses and Sweaters V - 4 t T"*| fTji-t rtny of Radio Digest) hiffalo/ ):tl9) 4:30-6:30 Mrs. A. M. Anderson, Mrs. Da­ k; B|gl now*; 6:46-0 con- vis nnd Mr*. J. F. Riser, of Osceo­ 9.J6 dance, t la, apont Tuesday in the city shop-^Chicago News (447.6) . . ; mildren; 7-7i4fl lccturcsj plng. * Judge an<l Mrs. Otis Pnrker, Ehicago <fi36| 6 concert; 7 of Fort Pierce, loft today for ■Cal; 8:46-11.30 revue. Tampa after a pleasant vinit as ■-Chicago (380) 6: JO read- the guests of Mra. C. J. Ryan, on L music; 8:30) quartet; West ^'irst Street. 10 entortsinmerit. Ihicagn (448) 0 musical, Dr. ami Mrs. C. C. Everts, of ling; 9-1 u. m. musical. Ijikc Worth, Fla., arc prominent |kicagn (488) 0 musical, visitors in Sanford for several Ijtt; 9-1 a. m. musical. days, stopping at the Valdez HoW ogo (346 ) 6:30-10 orK a talks, artists, pjnrimmti (423) 7 enmMr. and Mra. J .A. TnkncH and Itimi; 7:20 jontcrtalners; daughter Daphnu nnd Bertha ■ it, Takach are visiting Mrs. E. Molg*roit News (617) 0 nar in Fernandina for a few days Iflorchcsirtt; 6:30 band, making the trip In their car. pwnporl (484) 6:30 Banda ll organ, Dr. and M rs- C / DeW. Brower, »T*na (400) 7:30 Jiond. former Sanford residents, were MUerson City (440J)) 8 ad- guest* qf friends hero Monday. M; 8:20 music. Dr. Brower was fo t several years hUnia* city SU r (411) pastor o f tbe Congregational M-10 trio; 6-7 School of Church in this city, but ia now tho IAir; 8-9:15 vocaL i-r incumbent of tho Tampa Congre­ Kouricr Joumcl Loula- gational Association. FTimes (400), 7:30-9 p. m, cert. w* Angrle* (396) 8 orchenVassar Beauty i 8:45 children; 10 concert; lecture, trio; 12 dance, ledford (360 ) 6 Big Broth■300; 5:30 musical. ' f^ P b is Commercial Ap‘■ (500) 8:30 p ro g ra m ;-11 Wlht frolic. Minima polio - S t .. Paul i7.-3? *<^turep; 8:16 con■i U dance. York (456) 2-4:80 *. otock exchanges; 6-10 July Clearance 4 8 Dresses, Silk, Cotton and Linen to Close Out T HU R S D A Y O N L Y S P E C I A L C ostu m e Slips 8 Dozen Just Received Cool— Fresh— Crisp While nnd Flesh Mercerized SoiBeltc Wash Slips, AH sizes. Special at While and Flcah Llnfjettc Wanh Slip:*, All Mizes. Special at W'hite and Flesh Wash Silk Slips, All Mizes. Special at t All are Shadow Proof w- V, French *oTo*i "band. York (406) 12-4 *o!os« lB*nnonic orchestra; 4*0 Bt orchestra. Vorfc (402) 0 a.-.m; national; 2-8 n. m. orchest »olos, children, taikal 1 f e y ® ) d J -». i iz.30-8 p. m. solos, or5**. talks. Sale o f Silk and Cotton Goods, Thursday to Saturday t. v _ .... . . »*»rk (283) 6:46 pro- • •’ 8 musical. J^mah. (360) 8-0 talka. «il*de!phU (609) .p:8Q.or, $2.45 f V 6 rccluIJ 8 recital; ^Philadelphia ■,. (396) ' 6tM ■ $2.50 Grades at * $1.95 $1.05 Grades at , , IMPORTED RATIN E nah{ nnH floured' Value* ?m m 5 f? 5 v J d up to ?1.7o, yard 75c •.»■■•, ( IMPORTED GINGHAMS -^2 inch wide, in new pat! terns- wortl1 COc y ard' Special. 8 yards $1.00 $1.45 SPECIAL S T A R K I S T HOSE THURSDAY ONLY, 8 Colors, at Davies, Washing ■ Silks, Brocaded Cantons, in all Colors, 40 inch wide ■ LINGERIE CLOTHES All the light shades, smal checks; cotton, Jersey 3 yards fo r $1.00 �.League %W. L. ‘STuttlia: St. Teterch Lakelmv ID P U T TO BY UNITED . STATES TUESDAY Great Battle for International Athletic fluprenurjr ‘floe* to Am erica When Klnt land la Swamped OLYMPIC STADIUM, COLOMBES, Jnly 0.—The Start and Stripes waved triumphantly Tues­ day nlirht over the Olympic Sta­ m - dium, the third day of tho Olym­ pic games having witnessed a Vgreat battle for international ath­ letic supremacy lit which the Unit­ ed States put its strongest rival, Finland, to rout In two of tho three finals contested, and took almost a two to ono lead in tho point struggle. The iwb Americans chtwned as Dew Olympic champions were DoHart Hubbard, the University of Michigan's negro star, who won ' in thi* ‘broad jump with 24 feet, alx Inches, and Clarence Houser, University of Southern California, tv: whose winning toss in the shot pot was 4 9 .feet 2 1-2 inches. The United States scored ah un­ expectedly overwhelming victory over'Finland in the shot put, tak four o f the six places, with _Mm _ r ^Hartranft, " ' “Leland ' MStanford, M second, and Ralph G. Hills, Prince­ ton, third, thus for the first limo In the 1924 games sending Old Glory up the three stadium (-fundI . ards to the tune of tho Star Span-led Banner and amid the most tnliusiastic demonstrations yet cn- a ,J4 'amps Takes Close Came From Lnkclnnd 2 to L—Bradentown Blanks Orlando 4 to 0 * 0 .ST. PETBR8BURG, July 9.^-By virtue of their 10 to 2 win Tuesday afternoon from tho Daytona anders tho Saints yesterday, went inti first place as the •Smokers trimmed tne Highlanders 2 to 1. Jack Martin’s club pounded the o f­ ferings of Chapman all over tho lot while Daytona was nnable to bunch their hits off Wolfe. Score by innings: Daytona , .010 000001— 2 11 2 Saints * ::.010 2001Gx— 0 16 0 Chapman and Livingston; W olfe and Moore. Tampa 2; Lakeland 1 npn took TAMPA, July 9.— Tampa Lakeland's measure ire ngai again Tuesday g game by afternoon in n thrilling the score o f 2 io 1. The High­ landers got ono more hit thnn the Smokers but nono of. their hits counted for runs as their only tally came In without a hit in the first Inning. Lnne relieved Lloyd in the box and tho noxt man up forced the runner at second. Score by innings: Lakeland . ........100 000 000— 1 0 2 Tampa ..............100 000 01 x—2 8 1 I^arn and Nance; Lloyd and Gomes. BrAderttown 4j Orinnda 0 BRADENTOWN, July 9 . - Roy Sullivan burled superb ball hero Tuesday and received hair rais­ ing support by his.m ntes. white­ washing the Orlando Bulldogs for Gene Elliott’s Growers by a 1 to 0 score/ Mnrk Humphrey, obtained by Orlando" from Memphis qf tho Although the United States Southern, pitched a nice garni* but ' came through sensationally In the Sullivan’s master work prevented field events, ssoriug nltoycthrr Humphrey from winning hia first 36 points la the broad ju>r.p at d start. shot put honors, the third final of Score by innings: the osy. went t** Great B r ljin , Orlando ..........000 000 000—0 4 2 whose great half-miler, D. G. A. Bradentown . 110 tOl 000— 4 10 2 Lowe, eollego ma’.i of IImold Humphrey and Francis; Sullivan Abrahams, the ncmtMin of the and McDaniel, ■Sii American sprinters, won the f thrilling 800 meter run fn>m the swiftest field o f middle distance men in the world. Four American stars, only three o f whom wero placed, li ailed Lowe, who came fr>;n behind in the List 200 meters, to win with a, spectacular burst o f speed when his team mate, II. B. Bullard, the Athletics Blank Indians— White So* and New York Yankees favorite, faltered after setting Divide Double Header tho terrific pace fo r three-quar­ BROWNS COME FROM BEHIND AND TRIM SOX BEAT CARDINAL l l TO 6 TUESDAY S Second cam e: French Grown Celery s CARDUI Tlie Woman's Tonic Detroit, UkUssa TeeHaaCwiraf I’ rst nnd Elm. I • Phone 447L3 . ■■ I B r a S r i OOO'lOx— 7 ante Takes Two ROCK, July 9.— Allan-jfaated Little Rock in both i o f a double header here Tuesu is 1 and 7 to 2. s -Ll-:____L__ ± - ' i . . __ ^_______ _ '■ __ I . . . . -I*; f i f •* s r v . 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D etroit • a _.. _ — - -"Aa—R !>■i DlvnH uU i kla« >•<IS8itrtit I U ll 9 1 Jonee and Robertson; and Kohl backer. +++4'*+'»+4"f++«+4"»'C . : . * ^ * + * + + + 4 * * + + * 4 * t + + + + + + + + *+ + .> + 4 .*+ + *< > -t'+ + *+ »t'«'+ tri THESE CARS ARE EQUIPPED W ITH BALLOON TIRES Memphis 7 / Birmingham 2 _____ July _ 9.— MEMPHIS, ‘ "Rogers of fee lively Tuesday and Birmingham 7 000 000—2 6 8 2 4 8- ifefefelNNfeMfehRfefefeafeDfeHfefenaHfefefefefeWaRfefeHBfefefefefefefefeHHMfefefefefellfeM StfefefefefeafefeiiBa . * * ” * • * * »• ti> -P H O N E ■ I U THS N IA M C T AUTHORIZED VORD DEALER IA8HVILLE, July 9.— Mobile „ „ Jiahed an early lead that HENashvlUe could notvovercomo and the visitors won TueMUdr 11 to 4. M o b i l * . . 250 001 186—11 15 2 Nashville. .. 001 002 1 0 0 - 4 18 1 Acosta and Chaplin; Llndatrom, Olsen, Morgan and Wells. , SERVICE STATION r. fV ) The L . Allen Seed Co, FELLOWS’ Simplicity and good taste are embodied in the line* ‘ and appointments oi tills popular car. Uninterrupted use ia Insured by nation-wide, “ around-the-comer Ford service. Better get your order in note/ j Mobile 11. Nashville 4 J iJ ’ jm li: Sideache Backache You cap, literally, get^ecreaf ion"—be“madeover** again, when your physical sell is rested, your energy and your strength conserved by the use oi tliii Ford Runabout. New Orleans ... 201 001 0—4 10 1 Chattanooga.... 010 010 0—2 8 2 Hollingsworth and Dowic; Iloe fend Kress, (fi innings afreementt. F.P.RINES Snubbers Conserve Your Energy In Rummer CHATTAN60OA, July 9 — Now OrieSns hit behind Chattanooga's errors and won two games Tues­ day, 9 to 6 and 4 First game: New Orleans ,014 020 020— 9 16 8 Chattanooga 002 001 Oil —G 1 3 Hodge and Lopan; Wingfield and D. Anderson. n flfniifi H . J . C la u s e "It seems into It did me ’ dgc, Oregon Aggies, wore after singles by JacoJuton and Rico, White, Sox. whining the first game 10 to 2, and New York taking the Score by inninga: good from tho very first. ama sixth, with John W at­ After I had taken half a ters, the Harvard crack and Inter­ St. l-mii* ...... nni 040 111—R IT. n ncrond, R to f>. Thurston won his bottla I noticed an lm> collegiate half-mile champion, sev­ B o ston ............. 430 000 000 - 7 11 l thirteenth victory of the ugaaon Shocker Lynns, Grant, Knlp and in the first irnme. provoment. [ conllnuod enth—outside the scoring. Its uso and I got bettor and Sovercid; Ehtnkc, Rosa and O’Neill. First Came Lowe’s time was 1 minute 62 2-6 bettor. The pains In my Score by innings: seconds, only hslf a second behind legs and sides disappeared r h ie n g o . 200 016 010— 10 13 0 Phllndrlphin 4: Cleveland 0 the world's record made in 1912 and I began to gain In PHILADELPHIA, July 0. — New York 000 200 000 — 2 K 2 la the Clymplce by Ted Meredith. Rain stopped tho first game of weight until now I weigh Tlnirtilon and Cruse; Bush, MnrThe -United States again 1ml in the nrrirs between Cleveland find |kle, Gaston nnd Sclinng. 155 pounds and feci better men qualifying in the trials in the Philadelphia Tuesday but not ho- I than I ever did In my Ufa.” —— three other events of the day, fore the home team had pounded Oanlul should holp you, Second Cnme klanding four in the 200 meter out n four to nothing inad ami, Score by innings: too. Why not give It a fair Benri-finals and three in the 110 seven inningn had been completed. Chicago . trial T 000 010 031 — 5 11 meter hurdles, both Mated for to­ New Yurk 000 210 23x—8 16 2 Score hy innings: EX-103 morrow, while John Romly, Penn Cleveland « ......... 000 000 0—It 4 0 Lyons, Barnes nnd Crouse; Hoyt, ylvania State, furnished the only Philadelphia . BM ni 000 00101— 1 6 0 Petmock and Huffmun, Seining, thrill ths Americans have yei bnd In the distance race* hy defeat­ ing Elvin Wide, o f Sweden, nnd m llie Rltoln, tho Finnlrh iron man, to clinch a qualifying place la the 6,000 meters. The net re­ sult o f the day's competition, which did not fumieh any recordbreaking performances and licked thq varioty at thrills' o f the first Isyiy placed the two days, United— , 1fi. SUtrs Lar lh the front with n toAy tal of 98 points, under slightly re­ vised figures cbmpllcd bv tho ,V ‘ French , Olympic committee, nnd Southern Leagrue ,. * Wreck! rig Service 7 10 .412 SIC NS Y O U 'C A N BELIEVE IN „ nt of Uf. people i>t Sanford, and, rla Orlando In Ita natural form. Is used* by (he Daytona . .... ___________ & 12 .278 Phono 613-\Y ' Night 28; a-1? Western . Union and many ...... 4 12 .250 , lf your breath )» bad and ypji slatiima for storage natterlee. Bradcntownha»o* spalls oi swimming -In the ■Ask;-the-8tatn Hoard • is M . , American League hc*d, poor appetite, constipation Health. Clubs: * W . L. nni a general no-account feeling, It Washington . — ........ 30 U5 Rhone 311 la a sign your liver is torpid. TTte ew York ....:—...........41 33 Sanford Avc. and 2nd St. etroit , 1.............. — 40 36 on? really dependable remedy for r -r r all disorders In tlie liver, stomach Piratea TrAunce Boston—Brooklyn St. Louis ........ - .......,-87 36’ Chicago , ----- -------A X . 36. A07 an I bowels NosrstOut Cubsih.SItMtfcst Hcrbine. It acts TIRES A N D TUBES 39 .466 Cleveland ....... — 34 — R « s and Phillies 1 Split N4w Stock. - . 40 .459 powerfully on the liver, strengthDistrihutor Boston . ....... 34 Double BUI . SMi cni digestion, purifies the bowaJs m g Vatuae, 40 .Philadelphia . — ..... .80 .400 V i. —-J— nni restores a tine feeling of on* .. r,.en "Money. '■ —7— M ■#- ..fi**** ST. LOUIS, July iD.— Pounding Nation*!-League .• r. (Crry, vim and cheerfulness. Price j— W GAS A N D OIL #t ,i*T Sotheron, P feffor and Sliordetl, the Clubn: • w , L. Pet. 6fc. Sold by Union Pharmacy^ -e New York GJnnta defeated the St, New York ............* ......49 26 .662 , - W - — ------- :■ . Alweye tha.tiest. GABRIEL Vutl meaeore. Louis Cardinals Tuesday 11 to 6, Chicago . ...:._____ —...42 30 .586 1nni '4sin the opening game o f tho scries. Brooklyn . A48 —r....... 40 33 PLEASE NOTE. GREATER Score by innings: . T-Pittsburgh . .......... 38 38 A35 New York* ...010461 oflO—11 17 0 Cincinnati . !— ...........37* 41 .481 RIDING ' Jf yoti do not receive your elec­ B tX o n is 100 000 212— 0 11 1 Boston , .... 03 42 .417 tor, gas and water bill by third-of COMPORT -t Bentley and Snyder, Gowdy; Philndclohia 30 42 * .417 thr month, please phone 27, or call cal| 105 Palmelto Are. Sotheron, P feffer and Gonzales, St. Louis .... ...28 46 .378 at 218 East First- Street and w4 P. AMERO I f l S S a n ford A r e . Vick Shcrdcll, wll be glad to send or give you PittiJiurgh fi; Boston 3 Southern League amthcr one.1 - •• PITTSBURGH, July 9.— Pitts Clubs: W. L. Pet. H R i i u M a g u t t a s R a n u i i n il| burgh dafotned Boston 8 to 3 T iics- \Momphis , .................. 51 29 .061 day,,the win making the fourth New Orleans ...,.51 33 A07 u*) ! straight fo r tho Pintles. Atlanta . .......... 43 3 ** * ■.Score by .Innings: N ashville........... .......... 40 2} .494 Boston . ....... 000 001 020—3 10 1 Mobile .................... — .40 44 ,476 Pittsburgh ......010 023 20x—8 10 2 Birmingham . ............. 87 44 > .457 McNamara. Benton and O’Neill; Chattanooga' ........... —.34 49 .405 Morrison nnd Gooch. ' * Little Rock ........ 27 63 .338 Brooklyn 1.1. Chicago 11 CHICAGO, July 9.— Seven pitch­ ers were hit hard, often nnd 1mSTRAINED EYE&' iO l pnrtinlly Tuesday when Brooklyn Quickly recover their strength If defentod Chicago 13 to 11. After treated with Leonard?* Golden Eyd the Dodgers scored four runs in Lotion. Blood-shot, inflammation and tlie first, inning, Chicago hammer­ soreness arc relieved without psin in ed Henry nnd Osborne' for seven one day. Cools, heals and strength­ Pearly W hite Green Golden Heart runs on four hits nnd three 1msos ens. Insist on haring ig "Leona rdr’s." on balls. , , Jt nukes strong eyes. At «I! druggist*.' Score by inningn: Golden Self-Blanching? Brooklyn . . 401 001 CIO— 13 22 3 A N D Chicago ----- 711 000 110— 11 13 2 We are now booking ortiera for the above varieties for July Henry, Osborne, Decatur and TUBES AT Taylor; Aldridge, Jacobs, Milstend 15 delivery,’ upon arrival of shipment from France, and tve and Hartnett. are in position to quote you prices which Will interest yoti, Cincinnati 1-2; Philadelphia .1-1 DEDUCED PRICES aa we aro giving you tho advantage o f our buying direct CINCINNATI. O., July 0.— Cin­ from tho grower. ’ " .* » cinnati nnd Philadelphia went 20 innings to an even break in Our Golden Self-blanching nnd Green Golden Heart are the Tuesday’/! double header, the visit­ A ll g u a r a n te e d , D n u lo p , i Al •fI havo been taking Car* ing team winning the first game 3 name true strains furnished hy us for the past five years M Claren, Brunswick, Ensign. dul,” soya Mrs. Lillie Bol­ to 1, {n 10 inningn. Each team nnd cannot he surpassed. Al freak stock. Used only one jltchcr in rack game, ton, of Lnko Providence, nil four of the hurlrrs doing good La. "I got down In bad Our Pearly White has been grown for us by our grower We pul them on for you work. health and lost In weight in France, from seed furnished hy us nnd purchased from First Game I/hcral allowance for old until I only welghod 120 tho introducers of this variety in this territory. Score by innings: tjlOH. Philadelphia . 000 010000 2 i n ft pounds. I had bad pnlna Wc will appreciate n call from you. Cincinnati . . 001 000 000 0— 1 5 1 In my sides and back and .. It will pay you to bco us Hubhcll and" Wilson; Luqttc and my lega hurt mo until I flist. Hargrave. couldn’t walk. I otayod In Second Onnio bod half tho tlmo. I tried Score by innings; i ■ <> r in ’ti. notootMioonoonon i —2 19 1 all kinda of modlclno, but N 't Philn, 0001) to 000000 000 0 - 1 fin It did mo no good. Finally Carlson and lienline; Kixey and I tried Wittgo, Hargrave, Sandberg. ■ •> Phnllle nnd Myntt; Gray nml ters o f the way. BOSTON, July W -rA fter -F.lpnkc Perkins. • The American partisans were V greatly disappointed when Schuy­ was given a T to 0 lend ih’ the flrM two innings, the Red Sox were tie Ne« York 2-H; t'hlrngn 10-5 ler Enck, Pennsylvania State, the NEW YORK, July 9. — The first American to finish, landed feated kv St. LdUi* Tuesday R to 7. ““ ‘ace, while William. B. Sevcreid knocked in whnt proved Yankees broke even in n double only third place, Stanford, and to he the winning run in the ninth header with Chiengo Tuesday, the Richardson, Leland Lola Finland second with 64. Storage And Repairing- Elder Springs Hows 6ve gallons of pure water every thirty-two secends. It Is used by over fifty per '4 ~-'l 2 Tampa ISLAN D LE Smitn s Barber Shop fo r good barber Find Its Superior t ■* t v work — ne*t .S-k ' asm Jt; ' K. ;v v r »V | ' J V -' ■ >** if W E IN VITE Y O U R INSPECTION V •1 • ;*.V: fm . u r ••V -i'V -t- D r ...,001 001 000—2 fl 0 . ‘ 010 000 000—1 7 1 l R. Moore, Bwartc THE r«M V f iA L _ l: ' C A R -COM M ERCIAL STBEE.T- tmnmad*tkgJi it t ’ ‘* US ■■■■■■■■■■■■I yyz z m L' T ‘ K. xssfi """h ' T *1 Wi y -1 vk �V~> i • THE BANFORp ] >AJ Ja” dji*j + W * -*-,J Want Ads - s *- •f %€ - 'Ut j r \ . tn n - •• o THEY WILL FIND A NEW HOME, LOCATE LOST ARTICLES, AND PERFORM MANY IMPORTANT TASKST'QRYOI ford Dally Herald f-AD RATES in A dw *ce • P ISEKKplfe 1'litl'V a# a Itae ___ ___ _ 1—7T N« a llna ,_’- - “• " «»P" 'T T t __ [7 . _ __ _ 4* a IIM* i TrP*,-dy«bie above Jieeed *r* ,or CPB* La, 1"o " ' 1» r e r a » e #B*th»rgi*n*®° le n g th fo r first iSrtWlne l« reelrleted \ classification. a to .rrnT 1* >»*<*• ThB B" n' . £ i will »>• re sp o n sib le tT n * Incorrect Insert Ion. r Tfi* office should be lmn<dlat<l|r ,n o***.®1 _ jlOVKHTieKBS. 1 i. representative th o r I fuel IUr with rate*, ru le s K e t l o n . w ill l l v e y o t t IT information. A n a lx 1 they will a .a let y d u In y 0Ur want u<1 to m a k e effective I poht.s at so t ic k . iuer« ehould g iv e th e ir for poelofflce editress a s their phone n u m ber IT elre results. A b ou t on e fout of a thouaand has a Lne and the olhare ca n l Inlrale with r<»“ unla“ [now your address. Il.ceatlaoaace M U S T h e L In prrani at The Bea* Illcr .M office »r hr Telephone S U co a tla - nre net valid. I’ rorapt. Efficient Pervlce. !AL ESTATE tLE— Celery farms, all knd prircs. It will pay you |i i{ you arc going to buy. at (he owners' prices, ■I ILF -5-room bungalow, nil |n, mi laurel Ave. $1,000, ms. ILK —C-room house, modkatcr, lights and gas, well Ll. bit 75 fu front on Park [&00. Terms. Inoi.e r e a l t y n o .. Seminole Hotel Annex. fUJ—Ten acres celery land es south on Sanford Ave3; ft (HI.00 down, bainnee in it 8 (ler cent; no in first two years. Box 791, tmd with six-room house, |St. anti Reran Ave. Inquire C.", care Herald. ILK—The lh*st celery farm Jin Seminole county. 94 all cleared. t»ti acres tiled, fine wells, d mules, tools, all <oiuplote equipment. |ie« Htni shelters. price cash $23,000. hula nee lernis Implements, mules Ids are worth $24,000. This |quick Mih only. Thrasher ncr. TIIHOI (,H T R I I ’ Frum Lmdon Tit-Bits) Ixitor, being shown around ft, uketi his guide how deep *ir,*’ was the reply, “ we know the actual depth, but “ * young Australian came >bathe, took his clothes Off \ tEAL-ESTATE r- nR'-* n ix-i* furm C acres oalan. ,• rl.-arnd, flve room txkiw two *tory barn two tenla»u»<-a flowing wells. I twms, Ik rujii |R* <‘ii, iota well loc»*cct. •or t-rms. lirautlfui bungalows' on I .heap, terms. . |Munt loiu .e aeVen room *. , “ ' •t first Streel ‘ good tffm» • ntll, I 'lMnrn, with good lease I ***. a money maker, come SEMINOLE fsiness Exchange h Bldg.--------Phone 803 BUILDING •MATERIAL RESOLUTION NO. 146 1 Help W anted For Rent Apartments Miscellaneous W anted Houses l o r Rent MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE i FOR RENT— 6-room house next door to “ Gables/* Inquire MUe FCifSBALE OR EXCHANGE— : WANTED— Santera business men Loin Evans, care Yowells. ■ Mule, mowing machine, rake, who are in need ot competent tedder and sulky plow. Want , help should read the cUsalfled FOR RENT— Cottage J. Musson touring car or truck. 1009 Union. , , page o f The Herald. There'e no reason for sending out-of-town for FOR SALE — McClqren and DunFOR RENT — One furnished lop cord tires and tubes. Gulf help when there Is probably just and one unfurnished house. N. laurel SL__ Phono 665__ ‘ tho person y ou wantt In the gas, oil, best accessories. Ft (lows ■ W. j . Thigpen, Brumley-PulesService Station, First - and Elm, _______ _ _ a Ford Se HILL LUM BE!t~XO. House of Fourteenth Street from Sanford WANTED—f o buy ton Bldg. ______________________ Phone 447-1-3.___________________ _ *' _ ■ Service, Quality and Price. dnn or coupe on monthly terms. Avenue to Palmetto Avenue, f i f ­ W hst have you T Box 50. Herald. FOR SALE— New 6-room bungn- FRY SIZE CHICKENS for sale. teenth Street from Sanford Ave­ Advertising low at 109 Holly Avenue. Price Mrs. Ellsworth, Beardall Avenue v nnd terms very attractive. Inquire Phone 3303. ___________ ' LEARN ABOUT Polk County and nue to Magnolia Avenue, and Six­ __ Are You Goins; lo Build a New 113 Holly Avenue._____________ ^ Lakeland, through the Star-Tele­ teenth Street from Sanford Ave­ FOR SALE—3 1-2 ackoa, small Rarn or Put on a New R oof? gram. Beet advertising medium In nue to Magnolia Avenue. house, pump with engine, good FOR RENT— Now five-room bun­ South Florida Published mornings. Whereas, the City Commission galow Gindcrville flk.uO per soft water, fruit. Near lake. A r Stftr-Telegram, Lakeland, Fla. bargain. A. L. Rcnaud, P. O. month, Phone 571J, Special Summer Prlcea CO LU M RC fi (O a .) L tiD U E R — C la ss- of the City of Sanford, Florida, Box 04. tiled ade h a v e the la rg e s t c ir c u ­ deems it advisable FOR R e n t — 6-room house new­ to Improve, la tio n In S ou th w n a tern U eorula. ly finished throughout. Good lo­ C S lN K ^ M A V M E O L A ." w on der H a le Sc fC -w o r d ) lln*. grade, construct, re-construct, ful pure fruit drink, e t c .____ _ GALVANIZED IRON cation. 209 6 St.__ _ ____ AD VERTISE ln the Jpurnnflfcr^ pave and re-pave with sheet as­ HOUSE FOR RENT— Eight FOR SALE— One mule and w ag- * ■ aid, South Georgia^ -greatest phalt on n rock base, the follow­ COMPOSITION ROOFING o n ._ S e o J. T.,G ucrry, R o u t e !. * rooms and bath, 808 Elm Avenue, newspaper. Morning, afternoon, rifle,' $40.00 per month. Phono No. Four FOR SA LE —Shot gun, ing streets in the City of Sanford, weekly and Sunday Oasaiflcd rates STRIP SHINGLES dock, 2 reels, rod, 2 beds, dress or npply 300 French Avenue. 10c per line. Woycross Journal- Florida, to-wit: FOR SALE— One o f the most at­ suit, raxor hone, harness, saddle. Herald, Waycroaa. Georgia. FOURTEENTH STREET, from tractive bungalows in Sanford 2 wagons, scats, scythe, harness,. CHASE A CO. TO REACH the prosperous farm­ Sanford Avenue to Palmetto Av­ at n decided bargain. Easy terms. well windlass, gate, shuyd, three Phone 563 ers and fern growors of Volusia enue. See H. Favillo, corner Second and pitchforks, grub hoe, pruners, pruning saws, - brush hook, |aucounty advertise in the DeLand Holly Avenue. FIFTEENTH STREET, from snge mill, 2 pitcher pumps, tin­ Daily News, rate lc per word, cash Sanford Avenue to Magnolia Ave­ ner's flrepot, 2 buck saws, 4 hand with order. 3 braces, boat paddle, pi pa nue. TIIR C i n c n T COURT. SKVtv Room s For Rent__ saws, A LITTLE W ANT AD in The wrench, saw set, etc. $80,00 takes K V T 1 I JI D I C I A I . C I R C U I T . IV SIXTEENTH STREET, from Herald will bring you big r e - . A M ) F O R X K M I3Q I.K C O U N T Y, the iqt, or will sell separate. B. T. . suits. Advertise those old articles 1Sanford Avenue to Magnolia Av- the cost of paving, re-paving, bar according to tho foot frontage of FOR RENT—Two largo connect­ Tiller, Paula, Flu. S T A T U o r l ’ l.O H IR A . JOHN W . F O S T E R . C om p lain a n t, ing furnished housekeeping t-'OR SALK— 5x5 plunger pump you have stored away and have enue. surfacing and re-hurd surfacin vs. the respective properties specially ! rooms, $18.00 mo. 314 Boat 5th no use for. A little thirty-ccnt ad and 2 H. P. engine, direct conAll o f said improving, grading, Foi/rteenth Street, from Sanfor behefitted by said improvement. M A R G A R E T W . R A M H E V . et nl.. Street.____________________ _______ nectcd, Hoolehan-Colcman Co. may bring you several dollars. I>efenitnntaAvenue to Palmetto Avenue, Kil construction, re-construction, pav­ Phono 148 and a representative ORDER EOIl PUBLICATION FOR RENT— Rooms. Wouldn’t FOR SALE— Household■furnitttntV BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, To Mara aret IV. Ilamsey, If living will call to see you. ing and re-paving to be done in teonth Street, from Sanford Avt you be able to use tho money se­ bargains, bed, dining room furami If dead, all partlea claiming InThat the Tax Assessor and the FLORIDA ORLANDO— Orlando compliance with pluns, specifica­ nue to Magnolia Avenue, and Sb leresl ns heirs, devisees, grantees, cured by renting that, vacant room nlturo, also Vlctrola, all In good (.'tenth Street, from Sanford Avi Ciiy Clerk of tho City of Sanford, or bther clnlmaiits ‘ under the snhl flow going to waste T There are dition. A .1*. Rcnaud, P, O, Box ■ mornng Sentinel; largest class! tions, profiles and estimates Margaret XV, Ramsey, deceased, or many persons looking for nlacen to • fled business, rate lc a word, min­ said prpposcd improvement of nue to Magnolia Avenue, a widt Florida, in accordance with the otherwise. In and to the premises stay. Help take care of thorn and 64. imum 24c cash with order. hereinafter described; the heirs, Fourteenth Street, from Sanford ( of 24 feet, which said sum of Te provisions of Sections 101 nnd 102 devisees, graplres, or other claim­ not only make money but assist In AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au- Avenue to Palmetto Avenue, Flf- Thousand Sevdi Hundred and Fo • keeping people In Sanford. Phono of the Charter of the City of Snn- ants'tinder Robert 11. Ramsey, trus­ 148 and give vnur M r>*'»r tho tel­ Lost and Found tee deceased, or otherwise. Interest* c 1nssHied^mediumorale* cash * !o9c **enlh Street from Sanford A v e-j ty ($10,740.00) Dollars, is the fct ed tn t tie Isnds ond premises In­ ephone. Use The Herald for quick chnrge. 10c per lino, minimum nue to Magnolia Avenue, nm] Six- tnl estimated cost of said Irrprov. I ^or'*' H ° r'da, shnll proceed w ill volved In tills suit) nnd also The service. to LOST an opportunity ,30c. teenh Street, from Sanford Ave- ! meat; that the entire cost of t) i t out delay to mnke a special uk- Ellswnrlh Trust I’ omtisnv. a eorpor- |FOR RENT—Two large connect­ abreast wltn the times by not at Ion. If In legal exUtence. nnd If page MAINE— Watcrville, Morning Sen­ nue to Magnolia Avenue, now on |inrjirovemcnt aforesaid, 'shall 1 1 sc nsme tit roll, assessing the special dissolved. Ilcnuldated or otherwise ing housekeeping rooms, $18.0Q reading ths classified your dally newspaper. Herald all success- month, 314 East 5th StreeL tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ file in the office of the City Man- I nsnesed aguinst nil property nbu benefits to be received ns the rc- legally extinct against stoeli holders . nra fttmrHuilrieria, ple are Interested in Florida prop­ ager of tho t'ity of Sanford, F lar-f ting and fronting upon that po; > suit of 1hi* improvement contem- | roams want ada contain many interesting rr^illtnm, Kriintt'tm. or |RT»i»np FQU RENT— Furnished messages. It will pay you to read erty. Reach them through the with dr without board. Phoenix all lots and lands rl.UnilMK ar.v right, title ,.r Interest them dallv. Sentinel. Rate card on npplica- j i,ln> which said plansf speci•iflca- ! tlon of Fourteenth Street, bet wee i plated aguinst of nil' n^llur#* Wlinlniirv**r III' thru, Hotel, 300 Park Avenue. r under The* KMnwnrth Triiht f«»m* ( tion. j tiiiriH, profiles and estimates have Sanford Avenue and Palmetto Av adjoining and contiguous or bound­ puny, rt rorpnrm Inn, nr iiny mi** **!»•« ■ ing and abutting upon such im- In nnd tu the fnllnwiuM denerllied | Da LM iiKACH C O U N Tir^TheI been heretofore approved by the nue. Fifteenth Street, between Sat " scene of stupendous development City city Commission and constitute ford A venue and Magnolia Avenut ptovt meat, und upon the comple­ nroperty. tu wit. pltunletl. lylnr find ... he IIIK III tIIe <*Dtl1ll V of Seminole wild i Read about it In the Palm Beach for ! and Sixteenth Street, between Snr tion of said assessment roll tu the State «»f Klnrldn, 11 y n few months, Enquire 216 Holly Post. Sample copy sent on r c -, the plans and specifications French Avenue. Ave. * ford Avenue and Magnolia Avenue cause a copy thereof to bo pub c'otiiriH*nee fit l* perthm "it j said work, therefore. puest. North itoundnry of Seulh n thenee FOR SALE High speed Red CHp- , lisbed two times consecutively, BE IT RESOLVED. That the to be so improved by the paviru TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Daily I'rtiit 12 ohuln* nml Ti link'* theme * thenee W# *t 17SI once each week, in n newspaper South ?*trt Times, the great home dnily, city Commission of the City of re-paving, hard surfacing and ROOMS W ANTED Co.Pper Belting. Hooiehan-Coleman i hm1n tliem ** Soul It to Htd'TII 1LVST y published In Sanford, Florida, nl- rnKNKIC »f KWH OP NFJ'i 1Retire ’ I S i t J 'o i L J'S.l -Sanford. VUniU. deems it ailvia-Jlmrd surfacing of said port! --- ------------------ — ,-------- FOUND— One bar pin. Owner chnrge 25c cash with order. Write, xjurl|ing to said special nsscss- \\ eNt 2S& \urdN. ilteiier North 1 7f» \NAN I K Il--Tw o unfurnisntui con- may have name by calling and imFourteenth, Fifteenth anti for complete rate card. j able ns a necessary public \hrite, them e Went li»!» ynrd* iheure 1 nc«'tinff ruumn by year round. paying for thia ad. Mr. Roby of 24 feet; Umcut roll so published a notice di- ........... hard i Tk VEl.Of *!' RH ATTENTMpN—I’ en* Iprovemellt, to pave, repave .. •••'*'» "• li-atonjiia xmioln. |.r(,fer .lota.. |n. \Vrltu 11. W. rV , iJ leenth ^\.....^Streets, . ' jn width ....... \ iL’ i" La Ing, phono 95. .InI* AtSl in'rt'p tntu r or 1»*nh fill tti 1,. . . ,, .. ^utiUi Jah^pted ,t° property owners in* uiCwa JiiiOTpiul aiiAlwti JiiU luikaini[ ^ual»a‘ J^kr|C aaro)»Ra Seglnnlnir J lrtui 5 rou ftBhlp 2o South Hiiniti* boiiilnt rnro Herald* or Knnn.l . ' Hii ,ii f-estei/ in said spec ini assess ■ ............. — ■—- ■■ ■■i ■■■* ED rock base, I joining and contiguous or bound, tp SI I' m ' I --------------mn7ton^"o!’l ar,bH(lg"n«cr*lIii Es.-am” ! Fourteenth Ktceet. from Sanford ’ ing and abutting upon said in - uWnts. stntitig in accordance will) j A „,„in )l .....s i FOR REN T MOTHERS bl« Bay at art ml; nunrtrr million |Avenue to Palmetto Avenue, Fif- 1provement; that Ten Thousand Dtp provisions of the Churter of : ITuVmln^ nay*1ri'aM" "it V/''..“ iirn'r*." FOR RENT— Ten acres o f tiled III nml to the prii|irrt, h tlon: two million* being *i**ni on Uunlh Street from Sanford Ave- * Sc von Humired and fo rty ($10.- il»| i ity of Sanford, MoriUM, Watch for symptoms o f worms flowing well land. Apply to E. highway: grento^t cliaaes for live uti(. to Magnolia Avenue, and Six* 740 00) Dollars i» the total rati-j definite lime and place where com- ■leacrlhed or any pure i in your children. These parasites W. M[Rican, Jr., 403 First National thereof dev-loper* to get Ift fit, ground ffom. Write Devrlopmepi Depart­ teenth Street, from Sanford Ave- \mated co*t of Haiti contemplated ■|damt» will Ire henrd and when ll appearing hy the sworn hill nr tire the groat destroyers of child Bank or I’ . O. Box 114. ment The I’vnsacola New* In till* cause filed Hist , life. If you have reason to think paving, reItUC to Magnolia Avenue, n vvullh ' improvement in the? naelnw r... j ‘aid aid spc’cijcl Kiieeial assessment aaiessment roll will complaint >oil. or -n il uf , nu, may claim smne your child has worms, act quickly, W ITin tNI A-3en.'rk- IjurgT- Tile ,g and rc- hard.)-la' Bnally confirmed by the < ity light elite or linerml in the land* j (iivc the little one a dose or two pf CARS F O R S A L E ClnrkNbiirg Exporiem, morning o f 21 fret; that all of said pav­ •paving, hard surfacing lag nml If dead, the hell* devisees, I Including Sunday, morning Issue rlion Four! ('onfnission sitting us an Equalsurfacing of said portion of F o u r-I i'«r*iis»ic.n Equu! | ] w ” V” , ” . " " " r.W .V.o^.V.: d'.V.V'hc'i i Whim's <’ ream Vermifuge. Worms ing, re-paving, hard surlacing l cent tier word, minimum Ste. Fiftee nth nnd Sixteenth I i/intt Ronrd. | mid ili«i pun !»!»<•••* <<f r.sidnic* cannot exist where this time-tried FOR SALE— Chevrolet car, in TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of nnd re-hard surfacing of Four­ teenth. . . . ,j „ IMlff,lfn n | .p „n !,M .h |ut'#- link note »i ii in ih**f *•(i»r** ni(- . ami aucccMHiui remedy Is uied. It running condition, $50.00 caoh. Florida real estate advertise in teenth, Fifteenth ami Sixteenth Streets to be specially assessed BE IT !■URTHER RESOLVED. I)KUl;l, 1ltut ,.,u n ..f ,..u [ drives out the worms and restores 2018 Palmetto Avenue. tho St. Petersburg Time*. One cent Jv;jrt.t.ts, us aforesaid, shall be against nil lot* und lands ad join -i That the special assessments pro- < he sml you m. her. !,, rc-uutrc-d (" the rosy hue of health to baby FOR SALE— Fbrd louring car and , .. , , ..... . ■* ™ . . ’ , nppear In this hill of complaint In * * cent a word daily, two cents a word „„ lUl) ,lf septum- cheeks. Price 35c. Sold by Union done in strict compliance with mg and contiguous or bounding Vulod for by this resolution to be UllB Ford sedan three months old. Sundays. $100.00 down, l'honu 671J. against the I,,-, a d . inrc ui the (\iurt ip ,u*e ut Phormocy, the plans, specifications, profiles “ DO YOU W ANT to hoy or sell Huiifortl. K*mlnolt* ('nuiil v. U'htrldn — i , anything?'' If so advertise in nnd estimates therefor, now on file nient; that the sum of $4.5808 is ijiroperty bounding and abutting NaIII rniiftr Im Iiik u tiilt lo «|ul«*l Mil** „nj j improvement shall be In Ui«? coni ||l•$Ino nl John \V. l*'*)$iii»r, the “ Gainesville Sun."____________ in the office of the City Manager the estimated cost per front foot ' I4j tim* lirritlnlicfttr** il^pcribcti l-oiuls, Ipayable at tha option of the prup- mill tlii' ii ii nd ill»*!*•* inftkt* hriMWcr tn ADVERTISING gets results jf It of the City of Sanford, Florida, for said improvement. reaches potential buyers. I’a- which said plans, specifications. I1E IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Iert'y owni.rM owninif property tli In bill of t'om|llalnt elhlbllrtl akhIiib you In thin caunr. othrru lur latka Daily News is circulated In That jt tlrcmii pro coftfftMu will Im tnurrtl profiles and estimates have been * » is is the me determination cieierminnuon ol an industrial and agricultural sec­ u^n-ltiHi you Hhd aorli of you. t improvement ns follows: Either it ih T iiK U K F O H E o | i i ) i :i t i : n tion. ip fe iv k ! by the' « M f f ^ a ! , 7 „ lr . M X ,u .* S ih u l thin o r t jp f hi* publ ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. — SL Commission nnd constitute the bounding and abutting upon Four-; Ip full' within thirty dnys after Week fur fIb M runsscuHvv weeks In Schelle Mainea assessments shnll stand equnllted, The Hanford Herald, u newspaper Johns County is reached through pluns and specifications J o r said teonth Street, between Sanford Av* TOM MOORE the St. Augustine Evening Record. jwopoHcd improvement of Four­ npprovad nnd c o n f i r m e d , or in ten puijl Ishe,t In Hanford. Hetnlnule County, Florida. enue nnd Palmetto Avenue, F if­ Quick results. Two cents per word. *1* LAWYEK •}• OPTOMETRIST with Dune and ordered al Hanford. teenth Stret, from Sanford Ave­ teenth Street, between Sanford equal annual installments Sample copy on request. County. Flufldn on (III* OPTICIAN at tho rate of eight per Heinliiule nue to Palmetto Avenue, Fifteenth Avenue and Magnolia Avenue, and iinterest yr , the tad. day of July A. I». 19X4. — Court Bouse 221 E. First St. E. A. DOUOLAHH. Street, from Sanford Avenue to Sixteenth Street between Sanford W *** unnum Up° M n" N O TIC E TO P A IN T E R S Clerk of the Clrrult Court. PHONE 410 Bid* for painting K**t Side Pri­ Magnolia Avenue, and Sixteenth Avenue and Magnolia Avenue T^nranU ?r°m and after the time Ry A. M WEKKH. 1> C j mary School and woodwork on Street, from Sanford Avenue to JOHN U. I .LUNAR D Y will be benefitted by the im prove/• aid »Pedul ■ ■ « « « « " » » *>»ll bo High School will he received at Iho KDI.ICITOR FDR COMPLAINANT.DR. R. M. WELSH office of It, C. DuUuae. until Ten Magnolia Avenue, a width of 24 ment provided for by this r e s o l u - » u»"d fin“ '^ 9; 16; IS; SO; aR* July o’clock on the morning of Tuesday, feet, and this Commission hereby Aiiuusl *; IS. 10; 8T. ___ ' GRADUATE VETERINARIAN G. W . VENABLE tion. and that th e’ special assess: '.t0™* “ nd confirmBd’ * " d July. IDth, 19ft. For specifications THE REMINDER Rnj cntcredi ^ FURTHER RESOLVED, address', or call fcpon Kept, T. W. declares the oeceasity for the m^nta tu (From the Philadelphia Bulletin) Aoom 203 Conrad Building Law ton. ut the Court House. San­ - ' - f — 1 ---- :— k- ~ 1 -..^oeimr Contractor and Builder a d f o l n * v f t h i s resolution nhttll be and Pcrkiqo—What does Smith rePhuara; Office 20, Horae 21 ford. Florida. Each hid must he paving. le-paving, hard surfacing nKBjnai B]| lots and lands adjoin nntj ccontiguous or bounding *4,com* accompanied by certified * check und re-hard surfacing of said por-vJ jn|f ing and effective immediately 1mind you of ? DELAND. FLA. for Ten Dollars. 417 W. First St. Phone 4G0 Wutkins— Every time I meet him tion of Fourteenth, Fifteenth ond J and abutting upon such contem -j ^fom *nd u^Uir il* P“ **aKo **,ul T. \V. LAWTON. Hu|>t. he reminds me of u little debt I've Sixteenth Streets, as a necessary " plated improvement shall be made i ^option, owed him about a year. public improvement. upon a fodt frontage basis; that ! Adapted this <th day of July, W. Thigpen nnd dived in ,and we hever saw BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, j3 say> [hat In the preparation |A1924Sanford Novelty Works him nguin." City of Sanford, Florida. S. O. CHASE, V. C. COI.LBH Frag. Real Estate anil Insurance “ And did you never hear from That a total expenditure not e x - J0f tj,e gpeclal assessment roll cav-j j h ip again ?" ceeding Ten Thousand Seven Hun­ ering the contemnlated Improve- 1 C. J. MARSHALL, Attest: Pulcston-Brumlcy Bldg. Oeneral Ska* a*4 Mill War* ►“ Oh, yes, we had a cablegram dred and Forty ($10,740.00) Dol­ ment, such special assessment ; L R. PHILIPS, (Seal) FORREST I^ K E , Sanford, Fla. from Australia, asking us to.send City Clerk. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER City Commission of the lars is hereby authorised to cover shall be determined and prorated V his clothes on.” SIT C a a a tn la l ||m t h lltA C L E Concrete Co., general cement work, Ridowalka, build* . htg blockiL Irrigation boxes. J. E. A resolution Providing for the Terwill^geV, Prop. ' * • Lumber and Building Material ~ Paving, Re-Paving, Hard 'Stirfac­ Carter Lumber Company ing and Re-Hard Surfacing of WANTED— One boy over sixteen, accurate, honest Alert; must be able to assume responsibility, and command respect o f younger boys. Reasonable rompenshtlon fo r serv­ ices rendered. Apply M. W . Geer, FOR RENT Herald Office, FRONT APARTMENT IN HEI A M ) BUILDING. $35 MONTH!. ' WANTED—Capable ’young man 25 to 35 years of age, who has FOR SUMMER. INQUIRE A 1 had some business experience for OFFICB OF THE SAN F O R ) atore work. Write giving experi­ HERALD. ence where and how long. Also nuvise if could cal) for personal interview and how soon could re­ port for duty. Kllgoro Seed Co., Ilanl City, F la .« FOR RENT— First floor npafi munt joining both. 307 East Thljd Street. POSITION W ANTED FOR KENT— New two room apat inent furnished, hot water, 3< > WANTED— Position ns housegiri Park Ave. Phone 318. and nurse. Apply 512 Sanford FOR RENT— Two- and throAvenue. room furnished apartments; he t and cold water. Also bedroon 311 Magnolia. >, r _____ FOR RENT— Two good apart HOUSES— FOR SALE ments, furnished, two rooms end cheap bnlnrice1 summer Femdul FOlt SALE— Beautiful com er lot 287 ft. x 200 ft; dwelling 15 Apartments, 305 E. First Strec FOR RENT— Two-room furnlshc rooms furnished warm to mild. 8 apartment, 703 Palmetto Av< octtnges. Ideal summer or winter home, a real liargain. Box 35] St. nue. Augustine, Fla. .. ISSa al™¥“ f S A > fr|b%W “f! ' BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD By GEORGE McMANUS IGING UP FA TH E R Elton J Moughton Re c r u i t -$ T O J O IN rHE N A .V 'Y ! ARCHITECT ' First National Bank Bidf. Sanford. - . Florida 4 N E H iH A P H S f^ lC A L E y A .M lN A .T lO ] George A . 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M a ssa c h u se tts Where Lad Raised Pa^a utc to e S IN G L E CO PIES o f Calvin, Jr. mm _____ '■f.. S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T H U R S D A Y , J U L Y 10, 1921. ! IG OVA o ta tfic e s convention M akes Quick' Dc-1 cteion A f t f r M cA d oo T reed D elegates t—j W a ls h , W ould H ave Been Selected ns R un­ ning Mute- by* A cclam ation If He Had P erm itted the D elegates T o D o S o John W J'fyn rfeVhui H a d a CArc cr T h h t la ln lcrcH tin K a s W ell a s O ne oi;<Great A c : com plishm ent — W a s A m lm ssadbr to GreAt B ritain U n d er Wilsortilautd ..L a te r Counsel fo r J. J*. M organ ftw LiLW.1 CONV S I D E LI Says In Confel^i Suddenly.,-', Jowl Fer Davia. Coiili i a v f Been W en t. Davia ‘ M W Man. * ■ , Nebraska! Thousands Who Id* lice New York NEW YORK, July 10.—Jt took . . Chief Executive Go Wild as NEW YORK, July 10.—John tho Democratic national conven­ jffl Governor S| esks to William Davia, tho Democratic IT IIAPP11NED all of a sudden. tion just four ballots after Wil­ Conven on. ’ nominee for preaidont, waa born Very much IK© spontaneous comliam Gibbs McAdoo had released National Commit in Clarksburg, W. VaH In 1*78, the ent T o Take MADISON 3QU iRE GARDEN hia delegates to nominate John W. iation. In pplte of prediAloria by only aon in a family of alx chil­ Davis for president of tho United Postpones Meel ,-Cemetery New York, July 10, -Am id a great States. r. Bryan tjbat a cholca would ba dren. Hla father, John J. Davis, Senator Thomas J. Walsh demonstration, an while thous­ also a native of Clarksburg, ,waa mndo before ‘night, the on* hundred Northampton ands sang "East 8 io, West Side," of Montana would have been nom­ After ^otifteal an attorney and waa constantly and second billot waa taken before V.'i ___ . Alfred E. Smith appeared laat inated for vice-president at the actlvo In civil enterprises. He N E W Y O R K , Ju ly 1« iAMPTON, M a s s , night before the' Democratic na­ snmo time If he had not by some, served In the legislature of tho any IndlcaUbn waa given o f the Im­ hcadwork end quicker foot; state and wai twice elected to con­ pending landslide. Governor Bran­ J 6 M W . DEVI*. Dfci .farmer playmates tional convention in Madison quick Garden. ' ’he * thousands work declared the convention ad­ gress. Mrs. Anna' Kennedy Davia, don had chanted his ,Mttla; piece hbors in the town Square who idolize.tho N w.York gover­ journed after it had demonstrat­ the mother of John W. Davia, waa a about Alabama and mahy delegate* had gone out for lunch. e Was reared t6 &p- nor all but burst t ,cir.throats and ed by a unanimous yell that the native of Baltimore. Ico u n try In a aeries o f of manhood, tendered almost lifted the it of o ff tho great nomination was his by acclama­ Mr. Davia,waa an alert atudent, tion if he would take it. WITHOUT A . .Earning 1* * '-*A£ Garden when ho appeared on the drvB.sttv. a n u m b er o f w K k being graduated from Washington prices pf respect this third ballot bf U|« d Actually Davis' selection is a speaker’s platforn. V and Lee University at the a n of b o ,w ill tfeHver in th e.W a a t^ , to Calvin- Cpolidge, familiar natneg . ware, 19. After receiving hla bachelor of dropped The great crowi cheered the victory for himself alone. The with almost the aUtgla;Ex­ \ H ia1 cAmfchlgn plkna j l V3M.V- * S' arts degree, he epent three years ception of JohniW. Davia Alabajmf irnor ,so loudly -and so long McAdoo crowd wanted him not disclosed tod a y a t hla first >oi ent and Mrs. Cool- . , lalrmnn Walsh almost .de­ at all, William Jennings Bryan , Mat • Z S t u d y i n g law and won tho law de­ after casting *4 to to* 'for Oafcnr gree at the age of 22 In 1896. Ho UnderwoodloKt02 Umto suddenly m lu h o n fe re n co -w ith new* ho came from Wash*; spaired « getting) the audience used up all his energy declaring to the time Connecticut's vote was admitted to the bar the turned to Davij- The feeling aeem per corresp on d en ts nlnca*. with their dead, were quiet enough to [hear him. but up told that the landslide was under same year. when the governorhimself hold m tm to spread throughout tho con­ n om in ation yefltcrdajr. O t by the townfolk of up his hand for silence, the crowd way, (hat the convention would Tho following year he returned vention that here was a man ac- d etails rem ain *to be w or pton at the simple rltca quickly4nuieted down to. hear him never tako n “ reactionary” and ortrnits to be taken tof Calvin The abovp is one of the lati tjp< to the university and becamo pro- ccptabla io mho could break that it might ns well nominate J. ly had wished. These He. Makes Speech Coolidge, Jr.", who died from sep' c (aoning at William Reed Hos- fessorof law. He taught one year, tho deadlock and let tho worn-out o u t in a co n fe re n ce w ith Picrpont Morgan as to get behind then began the practice of law In delegates g o jv home. Even the t y leader®. pital, Washington, D. C., recent] . In Edward's Congrcgm"Not being familiar with tho his attorney. Clarksburg in partnership with hia leather Mr. Davia declined to d lunged individual from rch, where Calvin an a rules pf the convention, he be­ Work on Walsh , father. gan, "I am afraid that the apTexas who had .cried out th# day campaign iafuea at thia time, taken Into membership, Immediately on the adjourn­ When in 1898 th* Democrat* of before “ forty .vote#; for McAdoo plaining such dlacusalon ln ad on at Plymouth, Vt planse will be taken out of my ment the Davis people got to work his town sought to send him to the until William Jennings Bryan goea time, and I request that you re­ ntial party was carryon Walsh to persuade him to ac­ house of theTagialature, he was re­ wet” now barked Davis and began o f hla formal gwtiflcatlori o* ^dy of the 16-year-oid frain until I finish. J fe^t that it cept the nomination. Ho to)d ev­ luctant to interrupt hla profes- howling to other delegates to nation would bo would be useless for me to cxburial place in Hillside ten dany word of welcome to tho erybody that he had no desire to . .*• aolnal prnette* „Wia wfused the crawl on to th* wagon. Approving th* where the mother of the delegate! and thair friends because, be vice-president anti added that nomination. HU finally acceded, Mr. Davis and Govs lies. , _ • . the great city of New .York made •he believed it would bo unwise however, aqd waa elected easily. And VARIOUS delegations W. Brjton tho nomlr ral train bearing tho ns complete a job as could be to put him on the ticket. He prob­ Attorney-General Advlsea Board Ho was i?*do chairman of the couldn’t climb on fs>t enough. TM ably had in mind some fear that Have Total nr $.1,615,189.1:1 Off (ieneva District Cast Majority judiciary commltteo of tho house convention waa In an uproar. Tho president, the Natlo: young Coolldge. reached made of it. teo today agreed to _ June 10, Which Shows Increase o'clock this morning for and later floor loader of his party. band played Home, S^a*t ,Bomc. reorganization acsalon , 'Votes for Five-Mill Tax— “ If you have been annoyed by the religious Issue that created Of 29 Per Cent Over Last After ono term in the legislature Delegates were vUualiintg platter* mlttco until after form al. In Edward's Congrcga- the zeal of those who have tried such a storm in the early days take Mary to Have New Year’s Deposits On That thd convention would be raised ha returned, to his law office to of fried chicken and were sensing School urch. to explain that I am the greatest of Date oachew politics. Between 1899 and delicate fragrance of fre»h country tlon o f candidates, which data*' bell* tolled as the fu- man in the world, please overlook again . 1910 the onJy political offices he atmosphere New York politicians and their era. Whole,atotea changed notice have been agre * ............. y arrived. All of tho it. Deposits In local bunks at the , It w ab announced today that the had .When the conventioi allies had decided on Senator were tjioae of county chnirtheir vote* .............HWPhlr J nto Immediate family rest“ In our conception of modern end of the firat six months of bounty Itonrd of Public Instruction man, member of the state legisla­ Davia column.and at 8:84 o'clock this morning Walsh for president nnd got be­ Finally after noarly vcmmcnt and ideals of tho rcbly on tho all-night 1924 show an increase of $824,­ which met at its regular acsalon flllod'many pew page* ,of po] Jonships that they should hear hind Oscar Underwood to prevent 953.68 over the deposits nl the at 10 o’clock Tuesday morning has tive committee of his party in 1908 an hour of wildest confusion at history rising In dramatic __ t groups gathered and delegate to the national con­ the naming of Davis until the op­ moat, by acclamation, the Demo­ reived word from the attorneyrailroad tracks and stood to the people, thp state of New portunity served to put Walsh end of the first six months' bus­ cratic! nominee for presidency of from tha -violent struggle neral that In the recent special ventions of ,1904 and 1908. iness for 1923, or over 29 nor •U the train came up York leads tho country." Reluctant to Accept . United States waa proclaimod to days ago over the naming through. At length tho governor dotai(ed B*hool tax election the majority of cent, while resources of tho two sctlait Valley into MassaWhen in 1910 tho Democrats of be John W. Davis of West Virginia. Ku Klux Klan in the party Factorics (topped work some of the reforms and forward ' But the convention, tired of the larger institutions show i»n in­ vbtes case in district five were his district chose him for repreform, through tha r*«or ‘ crosa-hauling of all the politicians, crease of $787,017.62, or approx­ or a five-mill tax instead of a 10ojrcs stood at attention. . movements which had been under­ ntalivc in congress, he w*z again THE DEMOCRAT8 might have deadlock betweAk ' sup ennuied with rollcalli and anx­ taken in the state under tho lead­ imately 29 per cent nlso according ill tax as was reported immedl'• but impressive funeral ious to get home, took the bit In to figures submitted by represent­ tcly after tho election. This reluctant to accopt. An unanimou! doneVorse.’ Any convention might McAdoo and Smith, , •la the East Room o f the ership of his party. voto of tho convention won him have done veora* and thll conven­ through -100 its teeth on the one hundred and atives of the baoks today. lot Disappointed ‘ vea the Geneva district the only over, however, and he conducted a tion after what It ha* bgen th: *“ ' yesterday afterpresldcntlnl. , »or third ballot, and before that bnlfatal COUU deposits aopOSKl in 111 tho uno First TMrv NakinIn Hvmlnole county .with a spe- vigorous campaign and was elected _ _!,govuaun«nt of* . lot vtas half way thro ‘ ctU tax assessment which Is lesx In a dlstrict tnat ‘ ta d ' been Re­ skint 'military’ officers, an tho nomination for the presi­ iirt 'ditchTcloga'tIotV ? aiiIng Comm and Governor Bryan 'VraX.V of the diplomatic corps dency is concerned. If I Wore to one another to get on thn band pie's Banks on June 30, 1924, thin 10 mills. Consequently the publican fori20 years. Ho was rc- that it did aot do wort*. It wal aocond plaee on the U4k*t merely a matter of stored up else* friend# had place^i before Mr. ) ‘ * friends of the family, tell anybody there that I nm dis­ wagon. Even Georgia, the last were $3,616,189.13, us compared mnutes of the hoard's meeting for clutcod in 1012. with $2,790,235.45 on Junu 30, In tho national house, ns In the trlcal energy nnd when tho Ignition and his conferees an arffur snds Pay Tribune. appointed ft would not be true of the death batlalions, was on its 1923. Resources of the First Na­ Julc 24 in thu instance of the tax in the Geneva district were changed legislature, Mr. Davis was mado came, lightning (truck In West M tcVon o f a . wtztom White Ilouao lawn aev- because I am not. I have gotten feet clamoring for a chance to Hunk and the Semlnoio’ to ik d "five mills" instead of “ 10 chalrmnn of tha Judiciary commit­ Virginia. It might have struck In proven executive capalcty, usand persona stood with further in the public life of the change its vote, which it had split tional County Bank totaled $3,432,802.28 ids during tho ceremony, country and tho state than I ev­ in favor of Meredith, when Tom this year ns compared with |2,- m illi" This tax will hold good tee. Ho took an active part in the Alabama or oven wore*,, in New with agriculture and iit ej impeachment and trial of Judge Jersey.. Yea, heartiest congratu­ with the liberals of the. cot e to give visible expres- er expected to get. 1 have no ran­ Taggart’s motion to make tho 645,784.06 for the same' period for Ihe two succeeding years. lations should he extended to thia The nomination*of the Nebr Robert W. Achbald. cor or ill will in my heart; noth­ nomination unanimous ended per­ last year. heir sympathy. Wl S. Entxrningrr appeared beconvention upon its choice . of governor, who U a brothers As n result of his service on haps tho most exciting chapter In ing but gratitude. I of their New England ' The People’s Hunk showed tho foroltbc hoard ami stuted that this committee President Wilson lightning rods. Iiam Jennings Bryan.' took or "I did nothing about this nom­ the history.of tho Democratic par­ President and Mrs. Cooldrnini of the new school house at ■elected him as solicitor-general in lurgest individual increase in per ballot. Hie work that )b ssed outward manifoa- ination. There was nothing I ty. MR. DAVIS i* a brilliant and wanted him nominated y » » ventage of deposits, with 75 !>er l.ymaa were fixed in u way so that 1913, and Mr. Davis resigned from Georgia'a Vote Delayed could do about it. I chose the f their grief. The famsuccessful man, ono of the moat quickly about th e;cohc*ntl Walsh waa facipg away from cent. The hunk’s deposits after they Were damaging the fllled-in the houso to accept that office. n for the first time, drew courso of giving 100 per cent ser­ ■bio men in the Democratic party and although active canjpalgn* l ground around thu building. He In tho summer of 1918, Mr. tlio first six months of this year Rollins Randolph, tno klcuglc of i been made for several othc and a itatesman whose whoa* reputati reputation rom the service, and Mrs. vice to tho pcoplo of this state the Georgia delegation, rccogniz were $589,270.68, while for tho nnd J. W. Osteon, trustees of the Davis wcntito Europe ns a mem­ listened attentively to tho instead of looking toward the big ing delegation chairmen as fnst some period Inst yeur they were ichool, were authorized to have ber of thp commission of three and ability cannot be denied. .He dates, the result w*B not words of Scripture. Tho dome of the capital at Washing­ as he could point, to them, and $460,397.27. vurk. dono to remedy damaging Americans to treat with Germany is a scholar and diplomat, a man doubt. Mr. Bryan wgs deck . - nnd qod that’s the reason why the lestlonod integri^and integrity and high nominated at 8:88 a. m., ea t on her left,' sat with ton. aa to the exchange of prisoners of unquestioned nndttifjil, . . The Firat National Bank shows may not have seen the chairman Republican party in:this state is purpose. And h$ ia »up- daylight moral of war. Ho waa In Borno on this ifhtly bowed. The son, broken and Icaderleas rht saving time. Then of the Georgians—or it may bo tho next highest Individual in­ During the meeting the board on thU ticket by a man, the a fad■ laat ported mission when, upon tho resignation his mother's right, sat g a minute fiw ttr , “ Whllo ttys convention ran for that he thought it just as well ,to crease in deposits with approxi­ Igrpod to sign a note for $0,000 of Walter Hines Page, Mr. Wilson selection m of whom, ------- . was -------the master convention adjourn turned. ito fy Ilistened earnestly to the more than a week there was a let that, hard-boiled kian sweat mately 30 per rent, or n gain of Vith which to build u school house stroke of thia convention. Charles mado Mr. Davia th* American am. 8;84 a. m., and the de $394,180.37. Deposits for the firat a little. At all events Georgia'a great deal o f talk about damage it take Mary, in tho samo disW .. Bryan la VVe.UIJKII »• ;aa popular^ to. the last time fUsd wearily « later, in tho ovening, to the party beesuso of tho length vote was not recordod for John half of 1924 were $1,695,918.56 rict! na the Lyman school. Tho bassador tq Great Britain. Mr. Middle .............. ga waa McAdoo ip the West old Garden whera their s d was closed for the laat of time It took to select a candi­ W. DaviB until the whole cenven- over $1,301,738.18 for the firat trusteqa of the school agreed to pay Davia returned to thia country for 8outhr-»Ie ’win sleeted-governor a conference with the president and I been frasiled and;their , the presence of the family, date. Don't nay any attention to tion was swept off its feet and half of tho previous year. ho operating oxponsc* of tho of NebraaMt ithrough the unitrd ef­ During thia period tho resources ichqol during the seventh and took up hia work in London in No­ forts of farmers .and laborer* by cnca worn out by more than, thereafter, almost to tho that. Any thing that pomes from into tho orgy, of de)ight without vember, jus( aa the ,w*r came to an waeka o f the moat stirring » three weeks ago, bub- tho masses of thu people always which no national nomination is of this hank increased from $1,­ dghUi months provldod funds from end. In hl$ capacity aa ambassa­ over 60,000 majority. HU rela to all political history, i *’ 403,784.06 to $1,065,802.28, a gain complete. « takes time; if it comes any other joy. ho returned home tionahip tp., .wuUrai .filiiam Jcnnlnga Bfossenibllng last nlgpL Band wagoning aside, it waa tho of $472,018.02, or morp than 31 ho special millage tax fund were dor he was present in Versailles Bryan, commoner, r, tend, .and hia own nominate Senator Thomas J. the boy was carrlod way it Is .not genuine. during the peace conference. tvailahio at that time. general feeling, that the conven­ per cent. s' Wonderful Nomination . “ Ju*t folks" folka*’ 4 wtii be of Montane, for vlc#-pre*id* *ral train. popularity with,fju*t Gredt Legal Ability Upon the recommendation of B. Tho Semlnoio County Bank "You have made a wonderful tion was fortunate in obtaining so an offset to n large extent to what- Democratic- -National iCon» ling a brief atop was Mr. Davia on returning to the and presentable a figure loads in individual Increase In re­ f . Miller, trustee of the Paola ever embarraaament Davia may was confronted with tg* pro* Northampton, Mass., nomination. If the United 8tates dignified after weeks of factional bitterness sources, according to figures giv­ tchool, the board appointed W. J. United Statfl In April, 1021, joined born and where aor- was a groat business institution and rough-and-tumble wrangling en out, having a gain during the Hopkins, Jr* as principal, and the law firm of Htcts^n, Jennings, Cause thn party through hla affilia­ that ha would decline to I held for him. Frhm and it belonged to me and needed that at times seemed about to split period from June 30, 1923, to June Mra. W r ,J. Hopkina, Jr., as as- Russell and Davia, the asms firm tions with. J. F. Morgan nnd rilher During the receaa strong Mrty, including mem- a man pf great brains and capac­ tho party an«i result 1n ono gigan­ 30. 1924, of approximately to per riitant principal of tho Paola in which Grovor Cleveland had Wall Strtee Interests. And so the had been brought te bear ity, I would be willing to give it membership when he wAl nomin­ ticket taken as a whole la on* of senator to -chang* M l] deter president's cabinet and into the hands of John W. Davis. tic failure. In thia-rospect it par­ cent. Resource* on June .*0. thia nhoOl for the coming year. Mr. ated aa the Democratic candidate which the Democrat* m*v Justly tion, bqt it had not b*en *** to him In personal and I wouldn’t ask Sor a bettor exec­ alleled the Cleveland convention yftar were $1,407,000 while laat tidier waa further authorized to be proud and Mfith. which they may fuL for the presidency In 1892. W«, will proceed to Ply- utor of my last hope without any unreasonable tax and testa­ laat month, which out of squalid year they wore $1,162,000. Thia is 'itvo certain trees removed from Becauae of his legal ability he Meredith Burial will be there late ment. ( confusion, following the declina­ a gain of $085,000. '’ grounds of that school *o aa to soon became one of.tha leaders of on Imagination to win tho election 'ft*rnoon in the lot where Prominent business men state tion of the man they flrat named "So far as the state .pf New ,, j . : vo playground facilities, the New York bar and as such waa In November... . iwent’s mother and slater York is concemod, take this pledge for vice-president, finally landed that the largo increase, in tlu> per retained aa counsel by many large attempted to turn hi* ids accompanied with checks rentage of deposit* and resource* d tonight . those who from n i . I am leader of the De­ on General I)a wee. . business concerns. These legal Issue Report Florida wae being discussed In ttk 1100 were opened for the addiof the local banka is Jn keeping Certainty on 102ad Ballot Journey will return to mocracy in this state end the very that Senator Walah petals tal ( Continued on paga 3) \ connections were pointed to often (Continued on ppgo 3) It w*s not until the next to minute that this convention Is fin­ by some of fhoae who opposed Mr. Weather , Conditions the laat ballot that the nomination J Short Service. ished ' 111 take o ff my coat and Davia In the Democratic conven­ Having chosen John W, ••nices Wednesday after- vest end so will everybody .else of the West Vlrginlan bcgan to tion, notably of West Virginia fer,th e iy tby William Jtnnlngs WASHINGTON, in ly 10^-Crop The Davis tair & »hprt duration, but who follows mo in this state ahd appear as 0. certainty. Bryan. Taking o f the and weathet conditions In Florida u ia cognizance , __ tion ‘•ns of many o f those who do what wo can to improve condi­ movement has been in the (back­ ibjectlona that ware were beln being raised during wick ended yesterday war* th* tinued on page (Continued p«g* 8) * East Room could not bo tions in tho United States by the ground qll along. He had to or■fitofiMMgkoday by the depart­ (Continued frpm page a) 1 * quartet pang “ 0 election of the ticket that Is going ment as follow*! .Growth and eon-, to come from this convention. U t M a G o/' there dition of cotton fair to very good; dentist cL Is -rumored that in case Instilled with a determination to “ eyes,, end broken sobs fruiting well nnd weevil Inactive. pecta that the members of the local clu1 win at any price, the Orlando Kiseveral parts of the Trustees Reject Bid Crop poor to , fair in w**t where Walah of appear in handsome variobaseball team, arrived weedy cultivation is pushed but chairman, would d l-eolored bathing suits In order m in the city today for their return Walsh “ more sunshine and leu rein are 2fv. John Noble Pierce For Ten Acre Land fracas with the local club's team, tolba in keeping with the weather Chairman Wslab to the needed generally. Corn, cans, ! First; 1Congregational which defeated the visitors recently ard latest style. It waa further nation to hla hands TALLAHASSEE, July HL— *• , presidents V pastor, whispered that the Sanford club on their home grounds. of tha afternoon Trustees of the internal improve­ • to use tnt precious Arrested In South Jacksonville Amid the waving of flags, pen­ will change-uniforms at tht end.of TALLAHASSEE, Fla., July 10. on the lowlands. Groves are doing conventioi!,' ’ «aake the family atrong ment fund today rejected the bid —Thomas each inning. This will b# dona to Tuesday, charged with grand lar­ W*U' in the south where rain fall nants and handkerchiefs ahd ac­ Walter IHffinbottam h o f the Brown Company for a tenP enduring." expected U be called before circuit companied by a large amount of keep up tna interest of tha fair ceny, B. L. Hsltiwanger was U not excessive and good condition feet |Te C0,rtPrehcndj dtlr aor* acre island In Biscay ne Bey off court in Dixie county some time music fro,m an alleged band,, the ones who are expected to turn out id in th* custody of Sheriff elsewhere. Fruit La bolding. Miami, an*Instructed the sacra; L®* continued, “ and we ib iu q . tary to advertise the land for sale within the next two or three team arrived wltn many ear* pf enAnd C. M. Hand Wednesday and speaking along thU lisa, IS , Thy most divine months for his second trial on ad rooters, who were declaring on all M on August 14th. ^bnutd on page 8) indictment charging him w M hay­ aides that the local aggregation certain members o f the local club, brought to Sgnfoni to await.trial. 119. Homing Pigeons declared’ that special mention could not win under any circum­ ing caused ’ the death* ©f Marti" Arcordinv to Mr. Hand. HXftlRacing To Brooklyn of North Dakota while the stance a. All of which remains to should be .made of the fact that wanger formerly of RelflEState Will L et East Joast Tabert b# seen. • •s ■ a; * . beautiful Cam aula will be there b Utter wax serving a three month* Certificates TAMPA,- July 1 0 .-4 Edward Lane, who has been a b ig 1majority because from Leon county t?» a Dixie in Two Weeks I s s u e . county lotpoer camp operated spending no little hit of time and encourage the visitors ' j W a s h i n g t o n ; July io .—The energy) putting hia team into more Iiijeresting game yer of some cloth** ••las of the Thrash* Florida East Coast Railroad Com­ by the Putnam Lumber Company. physical trim for the game, de­ may be called at any time te SUtement has been made that hla roommate, oot »er Company of this pany today waa authorised by tha airing or spring band A Wl .the pest two weeks the Interstate Commerce Comraia- the case might be called In August, clared today in an exclusive inter-, ' “ lub to render a few there has been notktog forth­ view that it was allj "bunk,” this sued b - 0* which 140.000 elofa to issue $1.876,000 o f equip­ but while the visitors* * coming as yet as to UM definite chatter about Orlando carrying , wn parties. They home the well known “ bacon" and be brought .into play t o crable demand for ment trust certificate*T A r fifc funeral march for 'the Higginbotham, who was de- other kindred effects. authontiea fou by both Sanford ones as tl)*y .leave the .firm, “ You can just say that the San­ peribed as the -whipping boss of MARKET and t»ple. * it Fifteenth ' r.to dethe camp recently wae granted a J G B K S ^ rJO .B C rB O until tf lavge real estate Mr. o~f Judgment pasaed n ...— - •rc made hero every •CHICAGO, July JO.— Wheat: reversal there mmetime this ore the Columbia county circuit court July “ A® porta of the September. 113* to 118%; Dee*m- Columbia county^eire th# io the exact time will be than It her, 116* to 117 *. -Corn: July, 8. 1823. where he wn * «tm " * to .101 Vi: September, 8 7 * to Oats: September 1 » * • * , V IffP t T .m n S An iH f& t t ! DEPOSITS OF SCHOOL BOARD HEARS. CHANGE SANFORDBAN SHOW BIG GAI TAX ELECTION K 3 Kht. '&SXkfflSS.’S; I M la ir J .., Orlando KiwanlS Baseball Team Has Arrived To Give Battle to Sanford . botliam : Is To flave New Trial In Dixie County \ yfthusse m { t S i ord Man Jail gfr Grand P Larce y Tuesday “ S*.? �'ah!b *•:*u . /• w •V,^*. v« vn . j PW •fi: M j V . *•1 I Mode f. B. A• Gres ’ . — i.Vr TUB E7 ■ ■ . * B .I T I t 4 t D I C I H i ABUvon vA"* II c ir c u it co u r t . t ik C C lf.' r t «thenI,and Sthere make l !^ IK, ComptalnanL / */< : •ts.. i \t.vj' . {rum fMjre 1.) Attorney General Ssya Adminis­ m illion has been In ses- ' tration of Justice in World Is weeks and appears tg be cn Decline and Not Im» ~j to .make a nomination unproTlug One pi*. *t bo two-thirds rule. This is an PHILADELPHIA. July 0,~Atanatb situation imperiling torriey General Harlan F. Stone, ty success. *-.«$ :. v ". \ •addressing the annual convention .''I fell that if I should withdraw of the American Bar Association name from the convention I Wednesday night, declared r that - “ notwithstanding the improvement, btray the trust confided In i actual and potential, In'ous static • i the people in many states .. law." the actual administration o f ; have sent delegates here to justice in the United 'Stateat wav not-improvlng and that thcro were »rt mg. ’ ' , multiplying evidences that i f was “ And yet I am unwilling to conj in a period of decline, which bogan buato to the continuation of a before the Wnt on<1 is deadlock. Therefore I greatly nccolcratcd by the war. J, determined to leave my “That dcollnc/? be; said, “ is not ,*. nds and supporters free to take due either to thtf form or substance / Iof our legal structure, which has eh action, as ip their judgment i been steadily Improving for n gon. best servo tho Interests of oration, but is to be attributed .party. rather to our failuro to develop [ have made this fight for Dio that faculty in translating legal _ pies and Ideals of progres­ rules into actual control of -action s iv e democracy agd righteousness which is essential to an adequate and for the defeat of the reaction­ 1legal system. A John W, Davis and rMs* Davis posing for their latest'picturo just ary and wet elementa in the party Traditions! Mode the convention opened. Mr. Davis now appoars as u formidable which threaten to dominate It. For • "The traditional mode o f deal­ tohpiomlsz candidate for tho nomination of president. these principles and ideals-1 ahall ing with failure in Iaw administra­ ! I_!__ ‘ _ at'"' -7 continue to fight. I hope that this tion. on the part of the lay public, convention will .never yield to re­ is by hue and cry for a Victim;! ion ami privilege and that the Junior Chamber Of some failure of Justice, some scan-. rmocratlc party Will always hold dal in its administration, apparent- { Commerce Will Hold Announcement that ho wps a great-grand-fothcr came to Willlnm iy fortuitous but more often in­ aft tho torch which was carried such noble heights by podrow Jennings Bryan In the midst of convention turmoil. Here are Mr. und evitable since these are hut the ex­ Luncheon Mrs. W. P. Meeker, tho happy parents. Mrs. Meeker is Bryans’ grand­ ternal manifestations of an Inter. ‘ m. daughter.’ • nal disorder, stir tho public con­ ordlgUy yours, --The Sanford Junior Chamber o f science to demand action and re - 1 j --— -■ fii; V “ W. O. McADOO.” Commerce will hold ita first lunchform. ' j ' Ut to regularluncheon o f the arly this morning, after a se“ Tho action ermnnded ia tho j lobl Rotary Glub Tuesday nocn con lopiorrow at ^2:16 o'clock at of conferences with ills dclcwreaking o f vengeance. The re- j Gfty Rush and J. P. Holbrook, the Montezuma Hojcl, according to jda leaders, William G. McAdoo form insisted upon is that incom- boh of Orlando, wero present and an announcement made today caHId them he wi|s considering his potent and corrupt officials must pd o instructive and entertaining ing tho attention of its members withdrawal from the race and dl»* be removed and punished and new 1tab* on what was done nt tho rc- to the tlm cand. place of tho cussing the detsils. onea appointed in their stead. Oncol f(pt international Rotary Conven- meeting. The luncheon wns to One report that went tho rounds nppointed, they are left to struggle till tipi nt Toronto, Canada, which have lm-n held last Thursday, but of the convention floor whil.i tho on with nil tho forces which ren­ tl «y attended. * due to tho fact that many of ita (Continued from Pago l ) 1 (Continued from I’ngo.1) • conference was on wps that Mr. dered their predecessors incompe­ members were out of tho city, it campaign managers, there could be mained in closest seclusion. John, -'rank McMahon hod chargo t f McAdoo was preparing to with­ tent or corrupt.” wns postponed ^litil this week. tli program and line) for musical draw in fever of. Senator Wnlih, tho 17-yeur-old son mid inseparable no mistaking tho conviction of the Thu American bar should tnko A rousing and enthusiastic o f Montapa, prosecutor of tho oil companion of his brother, Calvin, delegates that both McAdoo and a positive leadarship for improve­ ei ertainmont several r,olo3 ren- meeting attended by between 30 di -ed by Mrs. Phillips nnd M*-8committee, and permanent chnlr- wns with his father nna mother Smith arc through. . ment of law administration bj ay the L ike which were enjoyed ns wns and 40 members is expected to­ and friends said it was with diffi­ nmn of the convention. Coincident with tho'inner dcsira study of tho underlying forcss c' ilenced by applause given, morrow. President G. W. Sponwhich uffet tho processes of law MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, culty that ho bore up. of tho convention itsolf, several administration; by the stimula­ ccr, Jr., has urged that every u rrangements were completed To He Buried In Plymouth New York, July 0 ,-A n offer by PLYMOUTH, Vt., July U.—In strong forces were working for a tion of that popular und official for an inter city meet for the Snn- member make it n point to bring Governor Smith to step aside if William G. McAdoo would do the the little cemetery on the side of compromise. One wbb rcprescntfcd morale which nre essential to the fcb-l, Palatka and Daytona clubs one with him to tho luncheon. same, was answered by a McAdoo n hill where Calvin Coolidgo by Senator Walsh of Montana, the due execution of the Inwa nnd by wjich will ha held on July 24.' It Many important matters are ex­ drive on the floor of thp Demo­ paused last August on hla way to convention chairmnn, who left his curtailing of those forces which wjl he in tho form of u basket pie- pected to be discussed at that time. The first undertaking of the or­ tond to break down the morale ntf and Iret-togother meeting. F. cratic convention Wednesday night Washington that ha might say a Roumillat wns appointed ganization has been declared a big > which addsd more than a hundred prayer nt his miotner’s grave, be­ gnvcl in the hands of a substitute of the law enforcement agencies. E “ For a full generation we have elirimun o f the Sanford commit­ success. 1 entered two contest­ votes to his column and again fore he entered actively on tho and called on Mr. McAdoo and Gov­ duties of prqsldcnt, his younger ernor Smith to urge the futility of progressively lowered tho tone ter with Frank MacNcill, C. E. ants in tho movie beauty contest lifted him into first place. . In turn tho Smith managers then son and namesako will be buried a further struggle. He saw the nnd standards ,of the bar through njmry nnd Harry Kent to act with j at Daytona Beach last wcvk nnd the increasing numbers of thoso rolled up the count of their can- Thursday. A sad-eyo grnndfntSier, candidates at j one of its selections, Miss Mildred .. . their respective entering the legal profession who hpi. dldate past the ono-thlrd veto pnw- bearing up under tho grief that /h ose present were Mrs. P h il- “ M y, wns acclaimed winner. At hotels nnd was closeted with each arc without the adequate techi:l-nl added noticeably to tho marks of nr and tho deadlock which had ir, Mrs. Mr- Leake, Tn,iU und nnrl Rn... p „ «i, tomurrow'r. meeinir full cognizance lip. Gray Rush, tomorrow’s meeing Vowh.aomo algns of breaking up ,hi* 79 years, spent the-day making for a long time. Chairman Hull of |training and experience nnd with- J. I*. Hol|irook und Clarence | first accomplishment will ho irly in the day, again tightenod preparntions for the interment of th„ notional committee wns nt work ' onl. Ith" background of liberal td- Bt-wn, of Orlando, as visitors, nnd taken by tho junior body and nt the lad who was beloved by t h e i ^ „ T„ mi>. experience and asoclation ip on the convention, with B 8*milur Purpose and James which mako for moral lesponsi- nhinberat G. WJ Urockhuhn, C. O .l thc Hn,,u‘ tirao !»*«»“ * will bo laid to lii W. Davis nqaln had re­ countryside. (luxe, Randall Chase, It. J. Holly, ,K>B,n work on Bomo oihe? project. John C. Coolidge, the president’^; M. Cox of Ohio, tho party’s stand- bllity. gained third place with a total M.C,-Haddock W. M. Haynes, Ed-1 At il* ,irRt meeting tho organixaMost Important Step atfigEfr than ne had ever.reached father, ......... , learned of the death of his , nrd bearer in 1920,•snw ropresenta • “ The most Important stop for Wml Higgins, C. E. Henry. G. W. i tion endorsed tho idea of convert­ »»efore. Earlier in the dav third "rnndson Mondav night by radio. tivcs (lf Q|moRt every clement tlie improvement of the law on Knght, A. R. Key, II. 11. Lewis, ing the reservoir of tho new muni­ ince hod been hold by Senator It was not until yesterday that data'of Indiana, but a drive f»r tho word was confirmed by mo«,, its administrative side Is by im­ Ilsrrr Kent, Frank McMahon, cipal waterworks Into n swimming waa cut short by his uncon- sage from the White House with rank and file of tho party would provement in the training, charac­ Flunk McNeill. W. S. Parker, F. pool. It is possible that this may r; ditfonal withdrawal from tho race, advices from the President that' endure no more delay and indo- ter and tnoralo of thonc to whom M M.oumillut. H. R. Btcvens, S. O. be tho noxo matter taken up by the its administration is primarilyy fhlnholscr, J, Btarling and body. “ ' ‘ dscr, B<ri B,n J. Tn an effort to find a solution to young Calvin would be buried in cigi0n. committed, by convincing our­-Jfintlik :r‘ Vt-rhny. t h e ' eonventHW'. tangle, Benntor the fnmily lot Thursday o fte n .......... McAdoo Dron TALLAHASSEE, July I.—By a selves and the public that our proJ1 HWuetD o f Montana, tho chalrmnp, funeral services at Northampton, ‘ p , memorandum decision without X brought- » , McAdoo and Mr. Mass. I During the balloting at the day feasion ought to be and must b f i opinion the supreme court has af­ Smith together late Tuesday afterAlone in tho room that n nation session, the McAdoo total, which in n real sense a learned profes-1250 ARE KIU.ED firmed the decree of the circuit hoon, but they wero unable to set- now knows as that in which Calvin once had stood nt MO, dropped to sion. AND 200 HURT IN court fot4 Hernando county in the “ Fundamentally there is no rps Uo upon a dark horse candidate Coolidge took the oath of office s»< 310, nnd on the 93rd r«ll cull, the ___f?u|k»n case of R. E. Boyles nnd others, who oould command a nominating president on the early tpnrning of Inst tuken before the adjournment, son why the office of the publiBRAZIL REVOLT appellants, vs. Frederick \V. Mosh­ _Aug. _ . *3, last, the ^ it It grandfather ot it was 314. Most of the loss ir went prosccutor should ho a politicil ■ vote. ‘ (r er ami others, appellees. first was bnWod down by the word to Ralston, who took the Missouri, office, nnd yet indefinite harm is I — — Bark to Old Deadlock (Continued from I’ ugo 1) ■With both McAdoo and Pmilh of his loss. But, hopeful that it , Oklahoma, Nc-vndu and Kansus done to tho cause of luw enfortv- hfiys an nriny of Sao Paulo state JACKSONVILLE. July For managers driving hard to bring might not bo true ’ he wont down delegations Imdily, and picked up mntt and good govrnment in uis the etrength o f ’ their respective the country rond in the dark to th<> considerable strength from other country in consequonco of lie troops with some federal soldiers, the first six months of the vt-nr. issued hero fart that that office is eitler the whole totaling 13,000 men, is building permits "! candidates to n maximum, the situ­ general store nnd n\yukoned the McAdoo stnter. 81,351, upm npprotimutely Governor Smith remained in frankly nnd nvowedly political or miarchii-g toward Rid Janeiro. |totaled f3.981.3M, ation last night apparently had re­ proprietress that ho might tele■PI . . . Thin report, which was sent from t half a million dollars abend of the Id. hard and fajt verted to the old, fait phone round-ahouftt/lenrn wheth- about the same position throughout in any event in peculiarly F ‘ . aubject , ' deadlock which has held tho con- cr others with radio sets had hoard tho day’s' voting hut it was niuni- to untoward political influences. the Argentina border after the] fame period in 1923. The grand ... hai worless for than n the-nctvs In the same wuy. The fest that many of his delegutiu j This fact is probably more ro­ correspondent had made n trip totnl for last year was 17,530,557. ventlon powerless fol moro H de was und Udlnns were confii nied, he ac- were staying only long enough to |sponsible for the lax ndminlstm- ioto southern Brazil, reuds: • wuek. The favorite aon tide “The Sno l’aulo revolution ia . rnnnlnw ruinin'* strong in many of 01 »ne the ccptod the expressions <>f regre', witness the decline of the McAdoo j lion of law than all other causes cuifirnicd. The telegraphic renstate delegations, hut it had hern went back to his home with his sor­ total to a point where he no longer combined.” need he considered a dangerous r irship is absolute. Some think nt leust temporarily, Bj,, iturned n __nside, ,.r „ -. . T . . row and znt up nil night. Tim morning chores done Mr. fnctor, nnd then would go to a GERMAN REQUEST REFUND t ie revolution Is a political ntovchon byy the furious resumption of hoaPARIS, July 11.—Germany's ie- .r lent to dopose State Governor Coolidge was put uarly looking mi compromise candidate. t|tles 'lietwcep the loaders, K injSjr Despite their losses nnd amid quest that tntur-nllied military ( arlo da Campos; others assert Meantime thp McAdoo floor trihn details connected with the family bad launched a'terrific dflvo lot in the Plymouth cemetery, i threats of others, a central group control of her nnnaim-nts cense on t int It is n military movement H R S U their candidate out of sec­ wns arranged to extend the res-*r of McAdoo supporters kept up Sept. 30 was denied by tho nllle.l gainst President Bcrnardes by BOSTON, July 9.—John O. Pricg ond nlaoe. They had tome euecesa vation by the addition of vacate I their courage last night nnd even council, ambassadors in a note verthrowing the Sao Paulo gov- of Columbus, former attorney gen­ handed to the German ambassador rnnient. at first wbon same of the etsto -raves on either side, nnd Oplvln attempted n return to tho old coneral of Ohio,' was elected grand The Sao I’nulo state troops con(rations and amallor groups loolldge, Jr., will he burled there Ventlon floor .enthusiasm of the last evening, it wns announced ist of 15,900 men instructed by exalted rules of the Benevolent first days of the balloting. Tho today. had left the McAdoo camp to with his ancestors. and Protective Order of Elks ut the One Is for tho grave of Victoria California delegation came in with . . m— for Senator Ralston of In­ annual grand lodge meeting, here diana, returned to bnl- J. Coolidgo, mother of the Prod- n now supply of state flags and His only opponent was EVERT TRUE dent nnd grandmother of the dead streamers nnd with small trumpets BY CONDO Tuesday. lo(s again for tba Callfomlart, Charles E. J. McCue of Cambridge. '• nnd other noise mskc**s. boy. Another is *et over the re ­ During the evening feskiu,, it hoMcAdoo Won’t Give Up mains of Abigail C. Coolidge, itencame known that Governor Smith malt Tho inauguration of a national Just before the session began n and Mr.- McAdoo had had a per­ motherr o f tho President, with !'T * 't b V ifNOUJ TH A T j A D O G P C R a P i l l e i ! welfare movement of tho Bcnovsonal interview during the after-* whom vnung Calvin wa-.i a favorite number of women delegates who ! olent and Protective Order of El|ts Ko1U£?.,'f 3 M dO TH ; THAT I f H e C ^ N 'T All of their adviser* wore in childhood. Tho third mnrka the , hnve boon supporting McAdoo with was urged by Grand Exalted Ruler <3peN H\3 MOUTH He a u fR S R .^ IN k i e /t T H e n gravo of a sister of President Coolalmost a religious teal from th» jiely reticent regarding what Jaa. G. McFarland of South Da­ U kc « iT H e p e o n t Ho took place but it wai indicated that idge and the fourth with the in- start, called on the candidate nnd kota, in his unnual report prepared MAHKOT that Pf?QT«5ct 'TWO At iu o lL AS ‘‘ *sa meeting bad been arranged in Itinls “J. C. C In d lcn tcs the place were assured by him that he hnd for deliver)' at the grand lodge T H e P U B L IC . fvjHY .hope that there might be «n Where the President’s father lias.i” ' Intention o f giving up (ho |session of the order’s sixtieth anP O H 'T Y o u Qta-gI t v e u _ / j f Y b o reserved for. his own funurel. fight. The meeting was turned egrpepient for a almuitaneous re­ nywl convention here Tuesday. _________ - ■ i into a revival service at which the tirement ftom the field o f candl- ______ H IM .o w e . ! r 3 = 2 = i r I H o s t ' w n o u j, •“ Whether this is to be a tyork of '' "■ '■ ■-=r=l~ • ~ — |women sang ngain their McAdoo general or specific hospitaUtation,” Combat Between McAdoo and Smith campaign songs, Chairman Hull o f tho national Mr. McFarland said, / ‘or some nmmlttee and Chairman Walsh of swent the convention time and | The session was called to order broad educational campaign, or i\ convention wera present at tho again with cheering—almost lack- a few minutes after 9 o'clock, nnd great and unique Americanisation nferenee and are said to have Ing in the woary grind of recent opened with an invocation by the campaign, or the creation and ‘ was almost ........................... Wythe Ix-igh ~ Kinsoiving, tv like starting Bev. ....................... red that iom« step be tnlion to days. It maintenance of aomc other agency chaplain of the Virginia Society of the deadlock over again. There tricate tha convention from Itu or Institution for the welfare of waa more life and color on thu New York. Itho people * • • should only he fWv* than for nlnmgt a week. Tho He ankcd Divine Providence to McAdoo Drive Again determined • • • by such commit­ iragrd bv their success in California delegation kept up its remember the President nnA tee or commission as you may.de­ Coolidge in their sorrow, nnd then flourishing of banners and blaring a comeback which lifted termine. I recommend the creation prayed that no oae would let cither of trumpetn to greet McAdoo vptes ■rain Into first place oh of such nn agency to report at our 9 I. P hard “ racial or religious narrowness" or Hot of the evening session and the Smith ,people'liiod next annuel meeting.” of the McA4po people startod not to be outdine ’even if they again “ personal ambition” stand in the ‘ V When the char- wav of harmony and rig u-ousne^. t to bAve the convention were outnumbered. up Itas aosslons Mnssachpactts delega:) After that the convon lop ltstenaesslont in New York man of tho Mnr*»<d a French mission and supplied invane r#ne in Cleveland earlv tion Hon announced pnjvonnced ids Imi veto on tho ed to aomg clpsa harmt iy from n with airplanes, artillery, machine it. The proposal had not 96th ballot, he got the P-mllli co’>: moln quortoL The dclotrates were gunt and modern rifles. Almost l w , .and ia ^tp . gait, .. thinking‘ more abobt ofher things last night beyond tho i tin gent on...... the ffloor ell.of thoae troops have joined, the IF You P R «5 F < »{e VY> o f informally Bounding out 'leries --1 cheering —1— i— ’ this; than they Ware about fmslc, how­ by phrasing It lcdhril' •troops stationed - at Seo ,, . - , , . • lever, »nd wera conyerjlng among * * ^m .nm rding it. ^ V MAKO T tf«e. I’auio. It (s known they 'rebelled achusetta casta two pnd n themselves with a buizrthnt nearly that a “ bostUo atmovto Overthrow tho slato governMcAdoo and until drowned r ; . M ...B P Wkingdom L B j | H out the nlno ■ handicapped the M o M K J K D O (3 mont, cttrroundlng tha govL-rpmcnt ,.i Ui.ii Ud! frgears over* a3iy. 33Vi ••Franklin Franklin Roosevelt.) Booaevelt.{the F>mi*h impatfn In New York and cqme ond house.'- ‘ - ' ,-r | . .t snager, already ha • manager, had taken hl« jUh supporters “have pack- for Smith.” * “ I’hirien thousand , statu troops Oklahoma to Davis place on tho speaker’s pjatforni to i >& i i vaUeHra” have beep made r.nd fwiprels. well * aimed, ere Tho McAdoo forces suffered thrlr announce tho willing; ees ' of tho by tha McAdoo man. marching from $ao Feulo to Rio SW AU , t first reverse of the night ne»sh>n governor to get out o tho race if Janeiro, which la twelve houre by hen Oklahoma went to John W. McAdoo would do like iso. it wc*» si that the convention ' B i t e TH«5 rail distance. The movement was avis in the 9flth ballot. - A poll his plan to make the a naunq*ment‘ . Kansas City already initiated on July 6, the second an­ S T f L A N C C R 'i voted down. ' .o f the delegation showed eight and 'speech in a few senten bs, nnd then niversary o f thc military revolt -ta, Ed. M. Beamans, a half for David and seven for if there was no aoeeftance from Ha n t s o p * against Born aides, hpaded by Gea* ‘ esentud a rea- j McAdoo, and und«r the unit rule the McAdoo me". l«t jv" hop -♦»•*•* rial -liornie* da Fonsfce and oth­ M C K It 1 . th e rule re- the atete'a entire 20 were refordoi yo on without stirring kip a debate. er officers, who ere still prison. to nominate in tho Davis column, era.” ’ d*. CLEARWATEU. Ji v H.—Road but it was r e - ; Soma one Ini the Oklahoma, dela­ tho work te and with- gallon mado tho point that the “ contractors have star] negn- state convention had imposed no of . laying, blocks on I ■ Gandy PLEASE NOTE ■ ■ ning gt the ealion unit rule, but Chairman Welsh bridge high; If you do not receive yotir elect tlie ruled that alnce the delegation had bridgeli . .2 toward St. and water bill by third ol t rie, ga# er n of tirtc-d under-the unit rulo for al- I’ftm b u rj in «„tn County I, please phone *7, or call • •meat a hundred baUota it was wily {KnHpppr Btreet end w e Ml First Street we t, uh. being put ifglr that it »lioul".go on under a H a d ? nf •ill lw glad to scud or give to - o f 1 ^ 0 yard d o w n -t.. • Idally. 1. . i v ia . l>*t*A » 7 . •g ' I ’ * itff it > -iI fmfm rotary Glub Hears ilks on Doings At iternational Meet Tomorrow Simplicity Marks Convention Begins Funeral Services Sober Search For Of Young Coolidge Nominee Tuesday K B Leading Attorney Of Columbus, Ohio, New Exalted Ruler S i LJ xVLf-*• a w «; o f OF HKCTION IJ T O W N H IIJC .U H UTU HAUUIpji K A 8T . p J i f p c t . . M jf U and t » a i i y and nil othei* persorvo* persona w hose names are unknow n, claim in g any right, title on Internet. In and to the propertfr'liorelritieffere' described or any ihirt -or, parcel thereof. ”• , It a p p ea rin g by the Sworn bill o f com plain t In -th is cause filed that you nr each o f you. may claim eome righ gilt, t, title or Interest In and 'to tha lauds and premises h erein before d e ­ ed.......... and that you M r ltH . r places o f resi­ ns ‘ dence are unknown. IT IS T H B B E FO B R OIIDF.RED t h a t 'y o u and sacli o f y o q be, and you are hereby required to appear to this bill o f com plaint In this cause on the 1st day o f Septem ber Chartr r Nil. 07*8 ' • U k r u t lT OF T H R I.Pf complaint ext yAn’ u Id this ■CaiMN otH p ron ronfesao will .. be .e ypu and each or you flT IS YIIJBREroRB oal that tilts order be publlshifl w eek fo r eight conaecutlvV!' T H R SANFORD IIKR a u H paper published In Ssnfe nole County. Florida. Dpne and ordered •• Sem inole County, Florida th e Ind. day o f July A .D ? ' B. A. DOIIQLi Cl*rk o f tNe.Circuit! ; ' B y A. M .W R I n JOHN O. LEONARDV ifW W 1 t lalma or Demands ■, K tta te: • Y ou. and each of you. m i notlflrd and required to t>rtV claim s and demands vhirSi eith er o f you.-m ay .h ats j estate o f C. A. Betts ,ds o t Sem inole C ounty,’ Flo undersigned adm lnlstrauSa estate, w ith in -tw o year* date h ereof. Dated May 12th. l i l t . BETTIE Hi 1 ■Admls . I t S m t UU(H*ti CONDITION Ofk^TlIU FIRST^ NATIONAL SANK * * 1’ t -i > A t Saafarit, la th r Slate o f F lorida, at Ibr gloat * f la ilu .1 June M th . I lBXf. T , ---------------- :----------- r " HRSOUIlCie* *L 1. a L oans ami <ll*counta. Including rediscounts., accept- ‘ unces o f o th r f banks, and foreig n bills o f *xchange or d rafts aotd with Indoraeniqnt o f thla bank (excep t those sh ow n • In ' b snd lc) ------------------ »IWM7.ttlR»l. , T o t a l’ loans t..j------........................ ...........______ _________ 2. O verdrafts. Secured. N one; unsecured __ 172.21 i U. g. floT rraqteaf aecu rlllra c t t a t l t " n Deposited to aecure circu lation (D. R / . Honda par value) .....__C0.000.00 b. A ll oU>or United States Uoverntnent securities (In­ cluding premiums, If p n y) - r, I22. 5&0. 00 fo iM ............................ a................. .......... ....... s> O tp rf bonils. atorka. arrarltlra. r te .t...... ....... ....... ....... s. B nnklng house, t130.ooo.oo; F urn itu re and F ixtu res 110.400,00 ................................... t » l 7. Heal Katate ow ned oth er than h an k in g h ou se................ I. Law ful reserve with Federal R eserve Bank ......... ....... to. Cash In iVuuti nnd amount due from national banks.___ II. Am ount dun from Hints banka,’ bankers, and trtuii com panies in the United Htatns (oth er than Includ­ ed In Item* 8, 8, and 10 .... .................................................. 13. Check* on othi-r banks In ths same city or (ow n as rcp ortln a bank (oth er than Item 12)..... 7........................ T otal o f Item s 9. 10, II. 12 ond 13 ______ 33I.SI5.72 H. a Check* and d rafts on bank* (In cluding F ed­ eral R eserve Ilnnk) located ou tside, of city or tow n o f reporting bank ........................................ 117.02 b MUrctluneous Cash Item* .......................... 785 1* u . Redem ption fund with U. 8. T reasu rer and due from U. 8. T reasurer ___.................. ....................................... T otal ............................. .......................................................... ......... |t.It* l.l A n tl.lT IK S 17. Capital stock paid In .................................... ........ ......... i| t l 18. Hurplus fund ............ .................................... ......... 10. Undivided profit* ......_.l.........,.}t 2.843.73 a reserved for Interest and taxes accrued ............ .......... ............ 5.000.00 __ in. C ircu lating nuts ou tstan din g ........... ................ ................... . tl 24. C ertified ebecks outstanding 2E. Cashier"* cheek* ou tstan din g ......... ............ .......................... |( Total o f Iterps 21. 22. 22, 24 nnd 25............. :.... .15.7(8 26 !>e»(an<2 HrpoallS (eth er than h ash deposit*) *nh|eet to nesert#| po«lt« pnyable w ithin 30 d « y * t; Indlvhlpnl denosR* su bject to check U......... ........................ (3 27. C ertificates o f deposit clue In lens than 30 days (oth er than fo r m oney b orrow ed ) ..... ...................... ....... . u 28 State, county. Qr oth er ninnlcln.il deposit* secured by p ied re o f assets o f thla bank or surety b o n d ......... ......... 1(2 30. Dividend* unpaid ..... ................. ................. Tiiinl demand deposits (o than tiank dkiinslis) m u m o c n is n u u opnxM * ( oilie i l i e rr to m oank d S p n ilta ) *m 11n |—• •-•*»------ »•-----•« olecl to 'Ilea erv e. Itrrqa 28. -27. •• 28, -» 2S. *30 •’ ‘ • St m il 31 •.... ................— ----------------JQI.l 2 1 8 } T im s Deposit uroMrrl ti» ’ I m f i t p (piyriliV? |4) days or subject to 3(1 days or m ors o f nolle?, and- po* tnl s n v ln t r C erd fien tcs o f deposit (other than fo r m oney borrow ed ) 22 33. Htste m u n iv or o f - e - muntclpal d<*nos||s secured |iy pledge o f assets o f (hi* tiank or surety b o n d ................. ">1 Other time deposit* ............. ......................................................... (|| 35. Pqatot s s v lp r s d eooslls ........ ..... .... ............................... I T etel o f Ume deposit* *t|Mert 4o Reserve. Tloms 32. 33. 34. end 35 ............ .............. .... 777.856.44 38 I'ptfrd *(*• -« ll-nnalt,' (oth er then postal saving*). In­ eluding W ar L orn deposit "rooiin t and deposit o f United States dlshnrsln g o fflc e r s ............................. T otal ............................................ — .................................................II.M li STATU OF FLORIDA C ounlv o f Seminole, as: I It F. W H fT N F R es«b|rr o f the slm vf>-ispn| h»nk. do S°k " " - n r th*t ths atiove statement Is true to tlie h-st o f mv knn* ;m t hellrf . . It. r . W H tTN FB . T U p* CORRKCT-ATTF.HT: B. E. HOUinBH T J. itltT .U R F. T. FORBTKR DlrfC Hutiserlhed amt sw orn to before mo this 8th d*v nf JulvM 1I|4 IV. I*. RUMPLE. NoUry KEEP IN CLOSE TOUCH WITH SANFORD ? 3E r i TtOUKE I-rr Ati. Dcfendanta. p r u iK U OF P tin U C A T lO N . T o Ira H. Rouse and A ndrew L. Dock ;mii esoh o f said parties. If llv Krnnir-os. nnd, all parties elatm lng Interest under the said Ira B. House and Andrew t-. Beck and each o f anld par tie* ( l e a s e d o r oth erw ise In terestof In* thr lands and prem ­ ises Involved In this suit, situated, ly in g and being In the County o f Bemlnole. State Of F lorida, more p articularly described ns fo llo w s ; td -w lti fc B U the , .•aid cause being a ei_ S an ford; Seminole ( tVPIV»W ! ST A .T H O F F l A m i D A . J rrvLThii1b,ock"; a«v- REAP The personal interest which yqu hftve in 1 Sanford due to your associations and cor nections in this cityfcshould not be allow to diminish during the summer mont when you go away to your summer home* on your summer vacation trip. . A complete daily record of the news happenings in Sanford and Seminole S$> ty is thp service givep by Sanford's or pewspaper. Subscription rates to the daili for qpe year; $3.50 |or 6 months; $1.7( months ,or 65c ppirbionth. ; Subscription rates to the weekly edit are ?2 for one year; $1 for 6 months; 6.0c t three mopths, or 25c per month. :> Order The 1IEUA1J), daily pr weekly, — ................ miMm JJ A* 34 ■* ' (... f .u n l �■■ I U .1* • •••' ‘ •. 1; • * ' 1' i • rKtTVMTE * w + * + + + * *1 * * ! m z f e ® ’: fi Qfi t J P \ f j mf § • * W.f -fiWri ’ 'r f i A T * '* - I M U ^J»'i li/ r v i . . > ' V •• i\ / U .-■ • , v jit ; , . ,, l\ V •m i m . . / : bV’ii i it ? Jri‘ •& • iv»( [v«f^ w . ’WStiji •, ,. • • . . * •••: >••*• * ' 'i. * • J w ife ft' % . . . \. . m . • ton- i’« ( ? ' ‘ •? .. . M II li t '. • ,, 1' ' ’ i*" •• . *•„.>• >/ . < . ‘ ' t* ' ‘ ‘ **/*,* '*. ' . UM ■ * •Mf’ 1 : - ‘ • » ‘ •'.i " * *•; •’ V .» v ;-.. ' " ' ‘ ‘ V‘ '•* ' ' ..... 1 , > '.: '*•** ■■ ...t: «».«■ f it Uxltuai i«!» . . •■ j t U i t . I n • i«i***lvr it X<S am tin. . Cool-Clothes Summer Time! Hart, Schaffner & M ax; ' “ Dixie Weaver” , y Campus Togs, . . Palm Beach, ?; ' l i Mohair , and Gabardine. ? i * * E#&2 ** * ) NOW IS THE TIME 'll) BUY ANOTHER STRAWHAT >■ ■’ > •-< f $3.50 AND $4.00 HATS NOW 0NEL0TSH0ES $3.95 $2.45 $25 AND $20 VALUES YOUR CHOICE NOW * * *?,. * 1 LADIES' RED CROSS SHOES $10.45 $ 1 0 .0 0 MEN'S: SHOES THOMPSON & REGALS HIGH GRADE SHOES HEADLIGHT) OVERALLS BLUE A S/pSTRIPED i 1Mi/to •ti’tw and $ 1 2 .0 0 V A L U E S , ONE LOT SHOES I#4jin# ■*’ifTj lid#Iff *|*i A L L G O L Q R S A N D . S IZ E S * ti| *ii i u "i *n i if i *i*i r H iv m ) fr it v tfft H p B E ST G R A D E U N IO N n tfT f t i J.«... ■*£* •*+*-w4. «u itl«,sJ01>V ^ !*$.»»♦•• ft*** * e^n/ r * r - •Percent Off' ONE SPECIAL LOT M A D E WEAR A BATHING SUIT AND KEEP COOL $2.85 LADIES' SILK HOSE, ALL COLORS 85c KIDDIE WASH SUITS 95c MEN'S PIN CHECK PANTS $ 1 .5 0 A N D ••frt 1 0 * 4- 1 * - « * $2.95 C O LO R S, N O W ;,i: $7.45 ALL LADIES' BUSTER BROWN SHOES __ $1.69 MEN'S OVERALLS $4.95 A L L $ 1 .7 5 V A L U E , N O W .... ............ A L L C O L O R S A N D S IZ E S BOYS'BUSTER BROWN, $3.50 AND $4.00 VALUE, NOW $2.95 IP Y O U N E E D H A V E A G R IP O R A S U IT C A S E , W E f .|IH I T A T T H E R I G H T P R I C E ; , ' 160 , !#•*. . . i . n W E GUARANTEE ALL OF OUR . * ,t < 11 NG SUITS l W o * :U . t .-J- ■■■ : ' “ I 1 If X > /-4 ■ t ' -t •■»«> ,, tv »r “ ' ,, ’ ‘ r/ i ' '-nA * _t«d1 1 ______ » ♦..........m *t>" .ti< -•.tU- ’ ' ■ ihWS •• . i ■!-,< I N H ■• NEXT TO FIRST U’ *' 1' " ■ --------- Percei O N A L L BA1 i it >'*iv u<* *»P V f lO t . ♦♦♦♦♦»»» . . : i j i M . i - ’V ■ ■- :t» �m = t= = L-. : : — * fr$ 11 t riytif* 1**>4 : ♦ _ ■ ■ 14 lor >a> f '^jr^At&Zhry | ■.•-•f.J.j Frie" *T ' L V>lrnrv ’WKTrm»imgiole m -Xr 4'IV'V Y E K TAXEt«eTffW __ f ABILITY Jackson. Since “ OMI Hickory*’ is , Continued ffotn rage 1( D em ocracy's outetamlnR hero, hU Service W riter. pronundam entos h a v j become tho tlott c£ a room to tf|e Paolo school. Democratic [UUe hiU « audit lb nothing IK—tf. Ui&fa lese than political h«feny to chsl. Ibe D e m o n i c party ierurv them. of "progress." the next Dem ocrats h ave feed free to - country champion am en d m en t to the con­ n of Its W0.76. The bid of^the fcim^r with stitution. .T h ey mill stain that our ‘ g r ille d procedure. charter o f B ovm u oeat mnat beep accepted and the check of. the !«t‘Btry hok Jutt been wit- . pace With’ chitnglnK fbnduions and rosetricUi oT * great tcr. was ortjefcrl returned^ to M tt hand end-loot by the , the march o f p ro g re * . B ill Imude The deed of the 'old Hlhasl huuso their, otrtu. iim io^tod they still nmdlUotv." ; , ' m aintain. In th * unli rule and the at Altamonte Springs wax . signed day And ntnht n iter two-thlrda rule, a tUmeitlp. autoc­ et<« to the Dem ocratic \>f the chairman o f the' board and ra cy restrictive o f iyai democratic bound by an obooletn tl^o secretary, the latter being sijfreedom and progr that should b a y * been *#5 therised to-deliver^ It to B, T. [irittttH b rt^ c ™ ^hnna ol a eenttiry <ufo. coat Haines of that place upon' the reniUVi*ATELY.; qdgff tu, (or candidates w hom I nrei press tb s hope Hulpt df a ncto for 11,010. . v lsh to nominate but » # , ' 1 tion which devel r trtre compelled to gupy t p ' dnnUal report c f the tax and w hich held the nvention In a,, , of the bondoga passed dead lock through and nltthU ’ collijtof wax .-filed ond-ho)d. .for by a dead and Kona, o f ballot In s,, wilt, how, result examination at the next meeting in the abrogation those archaic of the'county board. the Individual* them-" rules. f« blocked In, an expro*-. But Individually one of. them Is j ‘ C. W. Culpdpji'er, a'n3 J. W. Marjr roal preferences for n ready to com e o u t i i the open with tin appeared before board and by the unit rule, ao w o* Iptlnn OS It whole hnmll-. j a proposal for tb s Dinner. asked why tl|* nB vir school bjilldlng. Because these nilM offer efficient ( R s « I « ^ by t h n . t ^ at Geneva had not -b^dn accepted refutre from which m araud!nc.m ilf bv tho county. . Tlnyr ware adorltlca can direct tlc lr iha'Ueuvcre , Anat the buijdinjr hhii not. to w aylay m ajority ipponents, they will not,be ncceitod vKUHt has m any fast faat frit ids. The,effect Tlie effect have many friend*. Bj HCNT TALLAHASSEE, July 10.—The stfltiTtT+iisury probably feachotl ft* high^Bpliit for the.ydfckri tho b ^ l C01 M. ance'jSn hand at the $ sti of btikj^: tha'^when jsur Hww-lJune 80, when Mss total w i" have his *bra an<£, foldler. $■>',063,502 78, ns shoWn by ' divine monthly statement of.Stnte # • « Vrm J. C. LAining.,*?tji.i amo tribute ^ * it ared to $4,028,1411.18 at of yotlth crake of May. nlng the ' the pi incoming l i lt believed/ d tho Twenty tax receipts have pas the peak for tho current year, however, and then other that from now on thue will bo a These Included John xiv.;, ■light Falling pff In receipts which again in June exceeded disburse­ 1-8, 16-20 and 26-27 and Roifiam The general; VBI- , ments by fSflJOOO. reveftffe fund had a baUnco on; After the player, the . A ,178,477.16; tho pension sang “ Still, StiU With Thee lV $472,412.53, and the Purple Morning Breaketh,” f. lgo tax fund $374,183.77. . the Rev. Mr. Pierce preno meed th* benediction. Calm of Family, > Ordier Coast Line To TheQuiet quiet calnv qf the presi­ Pik Cfetitionf Station dent*' family touched.all who, saw them. Mrs. Frank W- .................... Stesrn*. Igt. tltnAlSa friend /•> yeftra. and Uw , TA'L comforter, of MnL Coblidge iff bfr* sorrow, sat with hoc husband, by their side, but after, tho depa^tura.^' letter tq/ a friend; made public about aj.'iwmtli ago, voiced his theory o f propriety o f such connections a* related to public service. }* ;*? 1 “I coffetSlirt ft,” he. said, *'to he tie duty 9f thif lawyer, jdst t n t u the du^r- of thd priest or 'surgeon, to serve.} Uiosavwbo call on him, Is, soifie In­ superable obstacle In the way. No m all talk list o f client*' has oyer controlled or.faineied that he rn<«W control my personal political conscience.' ■ - 1 uni Vain enough to Imagine ♦hat no one ever will- Tho ^Snljt JW a“ lawyefs Independence u, duty he owes to till clients, selected, to serve them with„u. the slightest thought df the effect such a service may have upon his own personal popularity or pblitlcai fortunes.- > ... . .* B e fofp F risco Convention Mr. Davis', uaipo a*, a candidate for,president was placed before the Democratic National Convention {if beep dxamjncd by the dobhty nrtHiSan Francisco In 1920 by Govembr * „ ;5S 3Em», aH I °f tbs two-thirds rUo. particularly, arnrh in giving the solid outh a' veto on tect and found completed accord­ John J. Carnwell o f West Virginia. 'party's .choice, hfuch ddpot candid dee and measHe received a vote which reached a ing to plans and specifications, Jt , 1s the fact that It per*! Democratic Thh Improvements are to' urea, makes' It i n oven more maximum o f 76 on the thirty-nl^th was agreed by Mr. Culpeppar and kBjrt minority to block' be made by. rem6dcl(n|f the south touchy aubject wit i which to deal ballot. Mr. Davis at that thno was part Mr. Martin, trustees of district y, the will of even a do-/ than the Ku Klux Itl^n. This more of-th e present denot so aa by the side . _ busy as ambassador In London. five, Geneva, that the operating ex^ to include additional freight ream \ than n.ny other reason has kept the Mr. Davis was married in 1869 to Just before the services t oii deadlocks thus de-< (Democratic.patty a sectional party penses of that school will bo paid so as to make the present spaces -MUV.Julia T. McDonald of Jofforthe prepldent-, and - Mrs. CoolJ<_ ,th» thwartin# bt major-, —tho party of “ Old Hickory.” from the special tax fond during j son county, West Virginia.. After Row deed ns kn office add wait­ and John entered the room and . iich l* presulned VP *>• tho seventh and eighth months pro­ j her death ho married Miss Ellen G. ing, room- The road la ordered to walked 16 Their seats Immediately [ by which a democracy vided Lhat the district has a suf­ on »th6 north end of tho J^|Rg. IZETTA JfWEL BROWN "asset, daughter of Basset, o f John BaSsel, a build qr^e,waiting eta. The solution In?< .room, for white In front of tho casket. ficient credit balance at thot timo. it,; . compromise. And of West Virginia, wl|o. served lest Virginia attorney. He has one depot West passengers und- one for colored Bills against school funda were aa announcer for (ho vote on eevchild, Mrs. William MacMillan •se are neither (Uh, flesh K * ( lM v s t ,A n l l« * | l* » t w Tax n * f| audited and warrants for pay­ ('■ e r r I f r l l M STS a t Ikr 2 < M ’ i ^hVy are hash. mUsfy-’ oral ballots aL the]New.Xork con­ Adams, who lives in Copenhagen. nassengors, eich to contain-not loss than 200 square feet of floor ment issued. The warrants us Is­ »re>., **a,a>es •* «K* ■♦•«* •* vention, proved the value of a dais of neither majority Three years ago Mr. Davis tHiUJtU F lorida. r sued are us follows; trained voice In politics. j ! ‘ ■ arlty. and tfvtng to the from A. C, Bedford, chairman nf space occlusive of -closets, rsch N olle* la hereby given that iin unti«unlly striking i>cso at Wash- the board of tho Standard Oil to b? provided with sanitary clos­ Dakar, , Whereas other speakers, town n* £ dish that’ U admittedly l Time warrant, for Intcies*. und Robert M. LaFjlIetlo taken Ii w rurctin«.>r uf T*X Cerxl (or everybody_con-J well as women, coiid be heard only, No, is, dated the fitti day o t Ji sinking funds for lntere.it coupons ington, D. C., while annouhclng Lbe issues of tile campaign ho will Company of New York, a country ets, one for esch sex. r—pr— D H it . has Hied said, certlffi with difficulty, Mr». Brawn's; voice t $480; bond Interest and sinking wage for the presidency. homo near Locust Valley, but Mr. my office, nhd ha* mad SpOlli W nAT COUNTR . carried perfectly to every part, of Davis still casta his ballots In funds ger tax collector, $535.62; for d*eff)t<i Usue aeeeri (From Ystes Center, Knn„ News) wJtb(ax rd-third* rule. IndlspuT) the big Imll A* ah ncireft*, before law . Bald cerUHintta < Clarksburg, . and general school fund, teachers If you win; in the ninth pedpla her marriage to telmtr,£ongree*. iho fo llo w in g d ra rrtb e d .p ; I an' undemocratic standard Is Episcopalian i and administration $1,093.06. For D E P O S IT S T H R E E altuated In Kvmlnnla county. _ will forget what.you did in the man lltwvn. iht had studied uitJ lit J>mhcratti parly, was The Democratic ■nominee is n the districts; No. 1, $451.01; No. bln. t« -w it: lleg. tE.OI ch. 8. o f practiced how to get her1Wulua [fa^vr puller Verk In IM$ SA N F O R D B A N K S member and vestryman of the Epis­ other eight, Bee. peat Sec. 31 *Twp. 3* 8.___ lUini 2, $77.00; No. 3, $153.15; No. 4, ^ la^r•'•,' across . * 1, BAXiWrwIUS ef Audftu, Jo G. ..m Runi ■8. '* ** ch. ‘ w 11.*« R 914 «h N< copal Church,of St, John In Lnt$35.09; No. 5, $50.40. The total , < BLOCS . . . n.»# ch ~ ■ ■ >S eh. W. SU ch. - - - - - n acr»a SH O W B IG G A I N tingtown. He is n 32nd degree . e an Id land brin g aaseased aaaeased Of a t th t h*s The asld (San FfrtDdsco; Chrpniglp) sum of the warrants issued Mason and a member of tho lire nf-Such eSrttf? date of (he. isSiiatlro: certlf*- 'i -v Bloc—A . schema, .devised to amounts to $2 ,877.43. lc*t* in Ui« name of. fa k n o w iv HnMetropolitan and University clubs (Continued from Page 1.) make Pctef have a frubd time npd Ira* said certlflrate Shall Re reIn tho absenco of Chairman C. with the gain in population of in New York ns well ns the Chpv'* charge It to Paul. " M l " ‘ -------* ‘ iF'iHiSwiked (Continued from page 1 ) ( h ' ' 7 a ' ^ n\no)Vcountv and Chase, Lawyers’ and National F. Harrison, C. A. Dallas was Sad dsy of . AuKtist, A. Ii. 1911. •vOj'A! Shclle Maine* and Supt. T. W. ganixatlon to speak 0L ilhout‘f J iUJ t|,J, prosperity of this nation, f f w d u b a , Washington^ He was ’ Hums my official algnatare Ian«tVr.lt non* -my members present at the iffecting Frank Polk was championing h Statistics nnd reports of the va­ president of tho West Virginia nar Unternatlohat meeting of IkiVyers in ■ sa l-tills this th the « j, tEth ... day nr June. Association. In 1000, apd of the were F. T. Williams, Attorney cause and his own state was ,ir • rious large fertilircr companies Dohdon. n . 1914. IM4. K. A. DO Ufa tin LA LA88. HH, - 4, w m Clerk C ircu it Court. Semlnltla .-JX ■ M during iho past seaaun indicate American Bar Association in 1982. j -^Groups of leaders nnd' deUgaU* Scehlle Maine* and Supt. T. W. mutably for him, until the doubl Couniy, F lorid*. that (hero is no other farming soc- Mr. Davis was not an activo candl- representing every wing of tho TALLAHASSE eT Fla.. July 10. Lawton. nued from pare on*. (H esl) Dy A. M. W EEK S. C. *<*J. ended, letter from McAdoo was t iuripg the after- •:ZB T:|.10-1T.14-11 tlon In Florid* which is experi­ date for tho Democratic nomina party, visltpdl , the convention should —^ “ Form Machinery” is the subject ken ns n real withdrawal instcu encing'such prosperity a* is this lion for president either In 1920 or noon And AvdnH |c for reflection and dc- of the quarterly bulletin issued by thip year. -His attitude wna ex­ of a reservation for reentry Ini \ one. Mcssages of congratulatiffn from Not Ire o f A * s ll« o t lo » fo e T i l D e e fl* f * Further thin that, the state agricultural department pressed on June 111, in a letter t ’nSrr Nerllan OTO « l t h r .q t s y j , .. tho fight on Tuesday night. Cox The figures of the various banks which he wrote to the Dnvis-for- scores or men end women high In oral S li ls lr a o f ta* sts t* *1 falih actually adjourned for, July, now coming from tho political circles . ,pf bbth mn]ol‘ Flnrhln. during the past five or six years withdrawal freed his leaders ar on when by n heavy mn- press. Every type of farm ma­ Presldont Club of Chicago. In It parties poursd jrttb the; Polk homo. N otice Is hereby xlven that C, V T A noe* it ws* rejecting h chinery is discussed from the "kind George White, who managed th show a steady gain in deposits he said; The telophono w*a ringing cqn* Ooodrlch, nurchaeer o f T a t Cartlff- j ->nd resources. Belief is expressed adjourn io that it might of tractor you need" to “ farm Im­ campaign of 1920, was pressed;lnt "I am , not n candidate for the, tlnuously. Practically all of tho coin No. tin ,.d a te d the Tth day o f <• successful business men and June. A. I*. 1910, has ffled ea|il c « r - |nd proceed to his non). plement* and equipment.” I service nnd whnt managemor | f l i e r s thnt during the next year nomination and any docision t o t h e cnnt](d*tes in the Ipng .nomination tlffcato In m y office, shit baa made A variety of other subjects thnt contrary must come from tho party | coniwnt assured Mrr f Davis: of supapplication fo r tax deed to laave In there was on the floor today wn the local hanks will hove larger of Aspirenta Interest former* nke. also treated. inw. Hula Said rerunrsrtlff- ' ond not frommy*®!*-' tI , |port-in tho campaign. Governor accordance- withi law. Ids. Neither Polk nor White wn ^crunre* in business Ihnn ever, cute rmhrncee I the tho fo follow d f* r: llo w in g - deb'.tbe rfcess, political and Among these are'found “ Twenty “ My only desire, ho added, 'is Ai(re<i ESmithi conVeyed his ■ ; Alfred r.. smun, conveyed ms rerlbeff p rop erty-situ ated In 8rmU.V "frifod* urged him‘ to ac- tests of a good farmer,” “ farming Nominee In First Statement To at all Huro of any prompt outcome! thnt the party shall choose thu mar) [Igards * through " a personnl- friend, - . . Mcrlbeil j T c * i. J T « m nTi nob Press Say* Liberal Princi­ fnomination last night, but by radio,” “ purchasing power of '" They had tho idea that it inightj I* O r e i g l t S tu d en ts II I best cnlculated to .lend it tb .a“^v.Sohntor-Willard Saqlsbury of Dol­ Rrli ple* Must Prevail Now _ ^ , _________ J) pre the answer that ho fprm products," “ value of plow cess, for I agree with you in 'aware, who stay 'd stayikl In the rhiio for nqiT the teeuanoe o f puah iscrtlllrrat* In .take half a dozen ballots tu gall G e t m a n y S t u n n e d B y thinking that the national tltun- ‘ nomination until well And Always "consider it best for the lands." aha “ cutting operating near the end, the name o f U nknown. UnUaa exbl , past the stage where Davis iindl himseif. costs*” i tlon^imperatively demands the r * -, wired: 1f i r e 1 cartWlrnte aboil be redeemwl accord­ to law tax deed w ill.loan s th ere**. . *J( Ifralilh of Iowa, former , - “ Man's existence Upon the.ourtU t fc»VEW YORK, July 10.—John W. Underwood were turn of the Democratic party to “ Your noiflnatlotl, assured the ing on thn tnd day o f Auguit.VA. ,ot agriculture, to whom U dependent upon his ubillty to Davis, tho Democratic presidential tho lead. As it turned ’ out, ufl‘ power. With the record of th* last continued usefulness of our historic on 1914. * . TI. ... y ? UKRJ.IN, July 10.—Several three ypars before them, U Is ih- party in preserving honest, popular (cAdoo unsucceyafuliy *t- make the soil yield yle him a subsist- nominee, declared in u statement the managers had to do wax to W ltnrse my official elanatur# an, Into last night: tsunami foreign students in Gerto becuralh his delegates ence," it is pointed eenl tble thn Itth d iv « f June. concclvahlc that thr people should out In the In­ point representative government in our H. DOUOLABH, £>. >914. K. A. OOUQLABH, nj', among them many Amerl- voico their approval of those now country." ’ “ There ran 1* no compromise lead the cheering. Thu convention presidential nomination, troduction, written by T. J, Brooks, Ol* s. were ptunned recently when In power. emoit among these die- chlof clerk, department of urri- with reaction. Liberal principles with a possibility In sight required i government let it be known [for tho place If-Senator culturc, compiler of the booklet must and will prevail. This is iho no steering. i • * > • * ** “Any lawyer who surrenders this '<8en|> I»v A. M.' WKKKH. D. C. \ , f *»' j # Ifi 7:3-10-17-34-31 s atudknta ’ were not exempt independence or shades his duty by (ertiilrd in his refusal. As who adds that “ Modem clvUlfitinn mandate of tho hour and I shall During the Imul stages Bryan frr*; paying tho ten per cent In- trimming his professional course the word got around the rests on farm machinery tu as obey it.’ * Nolle* nf AMlIreltea for Tux 11*41 ! Ion hsll that Chairman great an extent as on any other Mr. Davis asserted that not the was the most interesting figure U-oA. ta x which is Imposed upon to fit the gusts of popular opinion, ruder Neetlon BT5 or the lie*, In tho rus hall.wesHis was a tenifiei di- |Genian-s nnd foreigners alike, in my judgment, not only dlshonit re-riui night decline the nomlna- agency of industry,” and con" ' leust of the. ......U|j»n,(„nu m mo n*n. reel Standee of the Slele of . u Irmmu. If he g o t vo te* away from t Tht* htU ; tudenls contend that it was doien vice-presidential tinues; F lorida, ' ors himself but dlspursges and de­ , that fallen to h llll Wft. _ y Davis, [)n v U whom whom h** Nntlco la hereby alven .. he hnil had tlonmi denounced 1always understood apiong them grades the great profession to F I S H , M A R K E T nxls went up and furto put before thu country as clear as u reactionary ineligible, he l hat ic s their iricotuca were doJ. William*, purchaser of Clt which he Bhould be proud to belong. |tn additional argument ALL KINDS OF 8RA POOD Certificate No. It, dated tho 9th day ly as my powers permit, the Dem­ •ienda of Senator Walsh Cr» Invited to Addren* Convention ocratic creed and the Democratic turned them to Underwood, whom tivedi from nrivnte sources, and I must stand by my philosophy. o f June. A. D. 1913. baa IU 1 OYSTERS AND SHRIMP he has fought for u year as n wet - ri,>r. from any business carried on What is life worth, after all, If one 217 Sanford Ave. esrtlticaie In m y ofrfea, a Thtf evening prayer was offered him as a reason why ht* Phone 478W mado application for tax doe ,.!lp ^ Germany, __ >i> the __ _govoniment hna no philosophy of his own to standpattci. The conventibn within’ cept the nomination. The by the Rev. Robert T. Kelley, Con- policy as the convention has de- __ SANFORD, FLA. aue In accordance with la w ; was that if Senator gregationalist, director of the Am­ clured them/* He aolj he hud iru wou|d no^ be heudiMl in uny other had no intention of taxing them llvd It byT If one surrender^ this certificate -emhracce .the full) doubt thut thia creed und thla pol-1direction. Ex-Secretary of AfP'l-1 in uny form whatsoever, described property situated in to win an office what will ha live dined there would be so erican Association of Colleges. Inote county. Florida, to -w ltl H U d f ^ ' After the singing of the Star icy woud receive “ the militant culture Meredith, who was plckod [ The question crime to a head re­ by after the office is won? Tell Red Snapper Steak pirsnts that the tired ami 1-ot 10, lllook » .TI#r.D „ E, 1U T r a f, %. iy. when an American, who me that." nvention would he 'faced Spangled Banner, former Gover­ support of ajl those wh ocall them- try both Bryan and McAdoo aa tha - reptly. fon t'a Map or Bspford aa recorded Id ji Salt Water Trout residuary legatee, failed to win' Belves by the Democratic name." hud been studying in Dresden for No Plans for Future ------ , ff-v ii 1‘ tac Book* 1. P ages H to II arid 113, ' probability of mure baU nor McCorkle of West Virginia, l i t , l i t , 111, liT Seminole County • “ I shall hope to rally to their any serious support. Both of the two years, applied for n vise on moved that James M. Cox be In­ Mr. Davis has mado no plans fpr H m i i n A r S t o n k Records. The .said land being * e -:' u. He lie will probably pruouDiy out- y /U M R C T aid," he continued, “ that great body others ran away from him In tho his passport which would permit tho future. nvention was In quite a vited to address the convention. erased-at the data nf the UsaaneA balloting and nothing could stem him to leave Germany.] The vise ampalgn plans at his sumThe chair appointed a committee line his camL of liberal, progressive ami inde­ ht mood than has been its nf auch certificate In the name o f M u lle t was -refused on thu grbund that ’U n u iow n . Unices . said tertlflrete ience, Locust Vsljev, N»yc mer residence kbit since the battle began, to escort the candidate of 1020 to pendent thought which . believes tho tide. d u l l be redeemed accordInx to law .tho student could show (no receipt York. Until Inti! 11 o’clock last night B r e a m a-hirds on all sides were the platform and they, did so while that ‘progress is' motion, govern­ tax deed w ill Isauei i«Ktr*on theroon on tha , G T A T I ? 1 ? A I T W A V indicating that he hud Anjd a tax the Democratic nominee held open the band ployed “ Beautiful Ohio [but most of the delegates ment is action,’ wtych detests priv­ ■■ . t Sf tnd day nf A ugust. A. t>. p . 19*4. V * M l3 A x*. JLJCi XVxaAJLj fT A X i;r»n inromo derived \from his 'house for delegatee and fm nds ht Ix m C K IjtlS H ;on the it and the convention gave him rous­ * • WftnvftB my ofltalt ___ . . . . ■ _________ ai.ajgn aiu re a n d .: *t thing hands, laughing and ilege in whatever form und which home. An cal was ! the residence of Frank Polk, where !•Smiling features had re- ing cheer*. * '(lore not wish th eAmerican people the United S(atcs con- Mr. and Mrs. Davis are staying. C a t F i s h Ml*, [protruding jaws, and hapuk thlr government to Stand still or Clerk Circuit. Court. Memlnole He has cancelled hta reservations All Order* Dressed and Delivered tutor offl County, Florida, tlngi took the place of had i retreat from the midst of ^ chang­ on Frldajr. on the Berengarla for his trio (Real) Ily A’. M. W EEKS, U, C. r i that th e ___ ________ , words. •:tf 7;3-l#-l7-l4-*l abroad where he was to attend an ______ ment Iy in selecting Mr- Davie, whbm he ing world.' ' (body Has Statement Addrcaeee Convention was a plan afoot to described as ^one ftf tha most ^re­ *■* John W. Davis.acknowledged his Will Hold One at Btarke and One' last cAdoo and Smith to the splendent statesmen of the tost At Dade City Next Week—To nomination for the presidency by of apoHew en hall and have them ceptury,” and a man Settle Station Argumenta the delegates so that, thq record who was “ a plalfi'arm in the Democratic convention by ap­ pearing before th ecbhVetiUon by fco might adjourn in a himself." TALIJtHASSEE. July 10.—The Than before proceeding- to the invitation lost night and giving a K harmony. Aa usual there state railroad commission will hold pledge of bis devotion to the cause nomination of a y Ice-pres Went the >epidemic of statements on two hearings next week, one at ■ — ---------------- f m «. ■ — .— ^ ------- 7 - -t :. — ^ fig transacted some rou- qf the party, iiUome. Everybody issued — j— Starke on July 15, and another at dy s few wer« worth re- ___ ____ loess that goes wlUi .lhe , Tho nominee began by an ex­ Dade City the following day, on ' CLASSIFIED ADVF.HTISINO pression of gsrtltude nnd appre­ hlong the latter was orio winding up on every convention. . ..The flrot wa« k resolutJtmjBy ciation of the honor that hAll come petitions from citisoni of those j; J Wheeler. He maid: 8tqriffardlxed and Indexed for Quick places that the Stalwart) Air Lim> !> wets can get no comfort Governor Hawley of Idsho.jgaUnl- toJilm. ’ ^ V R eference Please insert this ad...................... times, beginning rtrfet VVaflabl& iBRiie, -“ Rut grateful as I am of this Hallway Company bo' required to nomination of John W. ing the thank* of the convention LINE RATES FOR 1NHEHTION,' HI* recofd is for law en- to the New York City convention great honor l think even more of rovlde more adequate depot facil-i CASH INI ADVANCE * [snt." committee, , , . Die duties you have given .me to lea. 1 lim e rate, per line ISe I tim es co n s e c u tiv e ly __ _— _ le* The Dad* City mattcy has been !. the convention was as- «- Then when the chair recognised rfprm. But.I taka comfort when • tlmee consecutively -----------— U James M. Cox, .the Governor Brandon of Alabama, to lo; k at the banners displayed hallging fire since before tho T I i tlm ee conaecuilvoly -------------- 4c work) war, according to J, B. besitr of 1920, entered offer a* resolution, the convention throughout this hall and reflect Every word, lecludlnx the bead*. i> and went to v isit. tho with happy recollections of the that they are not the standards of a Burkes, c f that place, who wrote ■lns».-aiHrere. ,«ic.. Is counted aad ................................................................................. .....‘v ""' »V hours gone by chorused ‘‘Twentyistion. He wks surroundtbs commission in January, 1023,1 obarxrg for. phantom army but that they rep­ IMmlrer* who congratulated four vote* for Oscar Underwood.” resentan army of millions of Dem­ that “ in view of tho great: dpvel- .<t Minimum space, three tlns*Governor Brandon rose in ms Count r-ix wurds to tha libs. : Ih* important part he took opment of .oar - community our';; No discount on above rates. ave rate*. '“'ing about a nomination place and answered In the »t«jtori: ocrats ready as they h*Ve nlwsy* folks have been trying for years to - >' Classified Advertising ng vtiE ^ a U ri­ >K the convention out of an ton* which made him a distin­ been to battle for liberty and get the Seaboard Air Line tti carry ' en over t h e , telt phi-ne ne at ____the Cash pck. Mr, Cox came to guished figure in the proceedings: righteousness. vertlsrr bad n o rates, but If the advertiser ('Ws are a national par :y. and it out a pre-war agreement which |,! ■ “ One thousand and ninety-eight fork as the titular-head of am ount with us, ourr collector w ill must t*, I believe, because we they entered into to erect a depot ., ; A ‘ ?y to do what he could, vote# for John DaVis.” call fo r Immediate payment. at this point that would adequately t! A~' profess a national rretd. The Everybody Thanked ^elear that he wanted noth4 J 4 i l l 7 J Jbiverttsem enia nr* weetrlcted to provide for the needs of the pub-11" Adopted a t principles uf the Democratic u * ii ll ln * \ 5 I * f x g . QwlfV.J|>r«»per ilasslffcailon and to' hlmself and he worked ......................... ............... the regular style o f typo. ! . klng^ev■MSaHVHHPtaB .......... y—honesty In government, He." Krht to brjng the dii.T he Herald reaerves lb* r ic h ! to J The Seaboard, on the other,"r*' that public office Is a public trust, ; HemenLa Into harmony. » reject any advrrtleln# that may be thanking equal rights to all men and spevtal bond, has advised the commission ! [ •vis Warmly Endorsed ublactlunable, untruthful or lulslaadllig. I V privileges fio none, fair and equal that negotiations carried on fnr^ ' . B. Love of, Texas, one the police come , e*»»|^e#« *Ik *« *tf ■-4 EuYof taxation, an open floor o f oppor­ sometime failed to bring the fo a J ,{ ' Dtoeantlnuanc* o f advertising 4s |Principal "Mr Adoo partisans, delegates who pnp Kuvarned by tha same rule* aa lla wed some tunity to the Humbleri iU tfen to and the dty ipto Agreement. Thf , the convention last night a New York cop, Inrelrtlon. It U juat aa Impaaalble ta V4J «>d ready; U was statei, ), ! * endorsing the selection of lusty “ noes. discontinue an o l after tha form a aU the land, liberty at borne and road stood convention, however, laugh•ti*. are cloaed aa U Is to lasart s n « a The courage and honor and helplessness erect a new passenger sUtlonp UH »n Walsh did not Come in#Jy adopted the resolution, ahre-ad—these principle# arc as within a block of tho present one!! Tim U era Id I “ |ht session, and left Reo- .The convention adopted a fsao*, dear to tho East las to tho \Y«wt, and to i?*ke alterations to tho «ta•f for rffWr* ti/th on 9lc*77| ' \ • of sympathy and thanks to rtlon -of ihu ,Mm« *d *«»* Barkley o f Kentucky in tattoo , , •■’ ■- - - - ............ ti6n now In use for freight houao a*e^v*e>* *T*,T- ' Foodrow Wilson -----for her ten-, add revered by the North and tjr purposes, A location severul U o f k i .t ill*** Us Atlenllen la ri Meanwhile Mr. More- Mr*. Woodrow South. J| I rror by th e reader be(ar< Uthorised the* ' Associated der care of th* U u Rreridept dtoUnt was dcftrCd by -t^e people, ] a Ready to FI ep lb * day (ui Ipwing tbai • Governor Ritchie of to*say that under no d t*fid the road did not feeT like' k r{/. r rJL And* this g rest V-W _ •»»***--» would He Accept tho taking the platform, asked for the ia“lie,battle nting' that concession. . (j J' again to any who chaL ADDolntfnent of a eommittoe to ' * iL ? m ‘ tf ...“ nilal nonuhatlon. Thot eDDoIntmen situation.' . ft the Stark* situation, art Mr. Paris escort Davis to the toe haU u«»* doj*“ *5- Ung uany part of it. On tbto plat- ... Regarding ta f the evening at a time w W he farm all progressives can stind, to W. L. Stanley, vice-president o f y ssetqei#♦*► •••*•*«**••»»• N A M E ....... . . ______ . . . the^Seaboard, advUea the rammii- i hannar .all liberals can rally, a v Tn renewed pres- was going to be In the neighbor­ this XT’ tL U _...a m il Ttom d for this cause aU Democrats sioa that his read felt that t \w o g brought on him to hood. The chair appoinUd Cov­ • r" (here would not j er Ritchie. Governor Bryan of : i d I know, will stand united. error Kit & "i? decision. ’ “ TknoVthU convention ha# had j the expense o f the utphrsll* sheds tion hoi •J*.-Parker, the Democratic Nebraska and Senator Owen of A D D R E S S •**«<■«fem *(§•, j . * - — " itjf,, bob that It itg differcncei, but all thou thlri^e; « k e d sfor * of i W . was on the baiting for the<chalr IVX.F ------------— •t J West Virginia Gets ' Nominatioi In Four Ballot Will Carry Farm Machinery For Election Is Subject of State (any Speeches Bulletin In July NO COMPROMISE WITH REACTION DECLARES DAVIS ^ TaX m COMMISSION T O ® ft HAVE HEARINGS S ^ ^ * 1h.™jn’K. 7M : o,"kc8ai;«pw»fi!? KU B H U se T h is H a n d y B la n k to Send. iR Y o u r W a n t A d s K r t m l ‘Si ■M. PHONE arid get j | I . . . ----- - ‘SSSSfeh- auajt 1 \ \ �{HU* ' r/u%i a . C U *» ISIS. at the Poatnfne* im w )> .» ♦ • » i « •VnBCIUPTION RA’ Month* .tt-t# , ...17.0# ........ SixB Mo JX n — tlces.’ card ,nb at No rie n t Davis And'>Bryahn /. \' ~<S Q l U 7¥ fc.v» k « • iiM H i Mefo Ot 11 M been placed in ttte f)4VJ by the emocra r a rin g drawn-out session und plter a tiresome ween McAdoo and Smith, the dele. ..... ,, clamntion named John W. Davis of eat Virginia l i t their standard bearer to lead the party to victory in November. In naming Charles W. Bryan as the vice-presidential/candidate untold power and strength was added to the ticket.. Bom in Clarksburg. West Virginia, fifty-one years ago, John W. Davis has'a record o f merit. He has done some great things. After graduating from Washington and Lee Univer- M atter. M n u i . DBAN --------- 1541tar 1WARD niCltO., .,:_ .. . Manager It Uf ■ •' -i u r vV- A ll ob itu a ry lutlona ,.r» m a d i w ill o * ch a re s o la r ad vartlaln r ‘ rates.’ m A f f i f f i n H S i pitRBt A fter holding several appointed by Woodl-ow Wilson as Bmbnspilla^.to tittfliilN & l'k 'V r M lih e services he rendered while }ioldi this important post which* brought him iftto ihtei^al(or • ^ r p i e l a f dlapatohaa prominence. • train aru alao reserved. When the Democratic convention convened" Ipst month « THURSDAY, JULY 10. 19X4 Mr. Davis was one of the mitatanding but inactive Candidates for the .presidential nomination. From the first ho ha£ been considered-by .many as the eventual choice o f the delegates. t> loved in* woriqL«wiair i » In Charles W. Bryan, the vice-presidential nominee, it ie la only begotten Son. that who- needless to ssy that the party has a strong candidate. Brdthoever belleveth in ,, Him. phould irerlastlng er of FloHdh’s Williant Jennirngs Bryan, the governor of Ne­ not perish,* but have eve braska is recognized os a man of political strength and of real 1ft.—John 3:16... character. A great friend o f tbe farmers and in sympathy AULD LANG SYNE with the people In the western sections of the country and Should anld acquaintance be forgot, generally recognized for his ability and high principles there >1 And-never brought teamin'T^_; no question in the minds o f people ns to the wisdom in the hould auld acquaintance be forgot selection of Governor Bryan op n running mate for Davis. And day* o* auld long ayne?', r \ f^ppiocrpcyvhAA chosen/a ticket for the 1924 campaign or anld lang ayne, toy dear, whj ilch will mitite itself senously felt fn the camps of other Forj auld lang s^ne, political parties. Running on a progressive platform, largely ke a cup o' kindness yet, the work of .Florida's-leading delegate, John W. Davis and For:auld lang ayne. Charles W, Bgyan bave.nn uilusual opportunity for victory in h « run ~ o « ‘ U 4 & l the* November lelection.? u’d the gowaiia fine; ------- ^— o------------jia .Associated- -Proas 'I# eaolua5 untitled to tha um for repobtlott ot all news AMpatehea not otharwte* cred■«nd aJeo tha local eraln. A ll rlKhla ot \time fo r t h e ‘fruition of his peace plan. A million years ' lee fo f constructive program in the crusade to establish Wc want to know if tho Federal Council of Churches would dnre Bet out to work for that one big cure for modern war-fare— tho out­ lawry of the Dollar King. About the time the Bok Peace* Award was made, an in­ spired s;>eaker told an Ohio audience the way to put un end to war. He would have war-time money-making pronounced treason, punishable by death! Any person making any prof­ its whatever put of war contracts or war service would be­ taken out before a firing squad unci sent to Hades. Will the Federnl Council of ChurcheH dure to advocate that certain method of stopping war? -------------o------------DON'T FRET. DONT worry. Have fuith. Believe in yourself. Believe in tho world. Believe in the Eternal Jus­ tice. If you do the stars will fight for you. And if you don’t believe, if you complain and get it into your head that this world is (Io\yp you, \yhy, it will como down on you and smash youi and-you’ll get what you believe in. Everybody dpep, Doi\’ l expect anything of anybody but yourself. And keep cheorful. Lincoln naid: “ 1 have noticed thuF most peo­ ple in this world ore about as happy as they hove made up their minds to be.”— Orison Swett Warden. ‘ . York now becomes a mere world peace,” we want to know whnt It is. n the map.. wasn't n one-man with everything cut and T^, / . / i. Thing* to , worry about: Brynn the'only candidate in the WlU t sports a moustache, field •«-------- W!U*Bowd#n and Appleyard come -back to Florida or, leave for parts unkonwn? ‘ "■ n .... ------------ Thll is the tenth of the month. The day When all bills ore paid. Will your credit be good tomor­ row? | • T -------- _o--------tv. Eu* The’ little girl down the street • says that clothes may not make the man but bat th> th«y **-•- » ‘great KE| dokl In provkfng tnrte “ square* a day.’ ■ B it- • <— o --------»v ou hold a membership In nlstison? Are you doing "re o f work ? Do you reguttend ? s meetings T The»o n t lone-every person might DISEASE IS IRREGULAR, disorderly, abnormal un­ to consider. The man who I* a mebibfr o f An <JrgAf1!MT!(!l!' and necessary. .It is'n luxury‘ that one might well decline to his 'then doesn't appear to take an in- advantage. There is no good and sufficient reason why one ?Son . * bthe * hjob. W ols should accept the’ BSVurylfHmleT] down by his physical fore­ •■ u t lo iy e laying diowh ■ ( The* Junior Chamber of Comto do big thlngn In its first imder•was decidedly »ucce*»ful. its*next Urkritp*MI , . . ... . suereaaful. beoguse ,Jt-1» mi nip lion composed of young etennlned to do things. And It ^aii stop determination and m om en t * ■ m i * - —- — oWouldn’t it be a good Idea ___i« organization to offer M* for the beautification of nfia In various parts of ‘ the ? w There ere Iota and lawns ly Jjn need of attention. A conv/hich one part of town Is afaitut another section reaalt tn better appearing tUl district*. ^v> j w, I/: : fathers when he might better eluim his freedom, the right to which was conferred upon him by hiH spiritual ... ancestry. ., , -g ~ It. were well for one to remember thut he was the Child of God, long before he was the chlW’yf his uarthly parents.— Eugene DeUMar*qe D f f r t # } " ' * * w J IJ 1 1 ^ DON’T FORGET SCHOOLS AND dDURCHES MIAMI TRIBUNE -i- Old Ideas Stick. . r Alas, Poor Newport. , . LaFolette In Quandary. New Rocords Art Set. ; •u m I - TO! >Nico yiTnr about tu m m ^ first Ahree-mtAiths are the bo c-c-ctevi w This light thah lies In a an’s eyes l)i so Illuminating.’ W-W-WlJec'S UHUARM “TRAVEL FORMS youth, when, when it doc* not defonp It,” Wjl^' He Ritola won tke Olympic. 10,000 metre race, besting the world1* accord which belonged to hljn by 12 1-6 seconds. Ritola, bom In Finland, came to tha* United 8t*tis' when lO ytmra .old, had his training hero, «n'd went hack- to win -glory !fo r itne native country In France. m i. i • U .If. >„l I,,} «; ...ON CE ABILITY’ to ranJO.OtW. V metre* at such high speed /night have meant the eaving of a king­ dom. Now it* means only an in­ teresting achievement. An automobile costing w few ‘ hundred dollars will go thh dUW tanc-a tn less than half the tlmo. A flier will fly it in less then n quarter of the time. Wireless will carry nny message seven times around the world in a second. The muscles in your legs are not o i important as they wore. But tho gray matter In your brain and.tbe training of that gray matter fit just as important. Young gentle­ men might remember that. ■•»-*, V'^J . Datl’ Dobb Saysi AS H Brisl I -a ffiltiil" ENGLAND CLINGS to tho idea that to be an island is to be sober. The British government definite­ ly decided yesterday against building a tunnel under the chan­ nel between France and England “ Imperial defense” is the reason. wander’d many a weary Rut England la an island no That “ Practical Action” To Overthrow War? longer. The air, not the ocean, is 8 In' auld lang ayne. the fighting place today. No m'ore Napoleons will wander up and Under n Washington date line, June 21, an Associated down e two haa pnldl’t 1' the bWn ' ’ . the French side of the Chan­ Press dispatch carried to Sunday newspapers in all parts of nel, wondering how to cross. morning sun till dine; > But atas / u* ,, braid bne the United States; the following paragraph; seas between betwi Jroared * FRANCE CAN declare war on Declaration that the time has come for tho Sin, auld lang ayne. England at eight in the morning churches-to organize and mobilize for constructive and destroy London, including the h and, m y tru sty programs In the crusade to establish world peace," eat h king's palace, conveniently at ten ul tiler®' • is made in a call issued today by the executive com­ o'clock that same morning. v- Ana gle’t • hand o’ thine, mittee o f the Federal Council of Churches, urging However, conservatives drrip old And We’ll t*k a right guld wlllleideas reluctantly. r _ * "practical action" by church members to overthrow .waught, - auld lang ayne. "the war system of the nations.” MISS ESTHER Morton Smith, The Herald wants to know whnt that means. The Her­ of 1’ hilndclphiu, niece of the late rely'yel! be yorur pint-stoup ald wants to know how tho churchos of America have re­ Joseph Wharton, a N'ewpoit resi­ surelytab III be -mine; ’ll' talc’ s oup o’ kindness ceived that "call,’ ’ and what the nature of tho response will dent in summer, tells the world <yet, be. —• •al*i .•, *• ’i* *p fp that Newport is “afflicted with im­ morality and drunkenness.” Miss For, auld long syne. Here in Florida, particularly here in Sanford, whnt sort Smith finds bottles on the lawn Uf i — Robert Burns. P.> I of "practical action by church members to overthrow the war her Newport cottage, thrown by servants of the neighborhood. Davl s and systems of the nations” will be undertaken? There are flasks on the hips of In one of.the’ essays submittal to the Bok Peace Award young gentlemen that dance or go It Sbunda pretty good. committeo was ono in which the entire hope for pence was down to the beach. And where you ■ T . t — fr­ it &>uld have been much worse. laid upon the individual. The writer contended thut it would have “ hard liquor” used hy tho be the individual, the man, woman, ctyild, each acting ns a young, you are apt to have immor­ . 1------- o— ;— ality. New York’s day as a political unit against war that would finally make war impossible. But prohibition, which for the nva^jtion.rtlty, la .ovfir. con Such unit work, in the esBay writer's plan, would be achieved present seem* to include bootleg­ through education and through great movements doing away ging, must have its opportunity. Js still a, groat man be- with poverty- and-Injustice. But the writer failed to set n The people have decided upon that. let’s * see ’ what LaFollelte hence pcrhaps-hc thought BUch a dream might come true. sjvliu iri Im iiih* m It “"•" But this1jfrogtanr»fW«cbxftch|s ___ A5 ANVStWQ The base ball pools, fnj sharks and suckerj, are •Some men stand ready to I up what they say, while stand rcody to back down. We are training for our tion trip by giving dime*, to" cry body we meet. H'O'*! It must be awful to be a have tp .slt around tbi new. wgjrg to *ct strxng*.' -ei. slW nnnnnmWyninrmipn—^ J nitniEL NOlHTiW^SblWG MAH-Nbu GEr Those yes T WASHeO BCW28 'ib t io o T o B e p n\X. AM GeeW KiYM* ajmTcha <3oT A6T WAleiz? <3eewHiz-Fti N rDH wahT me To TKeeil ^ cause choogeyou your rd» «to mayw?have them back, q • ■ i These fur-lrMiih&l bathing i are not as fooffih"** they All seals are fur-trimmed. The rain falls on the jait tho unjust, but especially os i Just-started picnic.. , I A pessimist is a man waiu.., how on earth his straw hat i so dirty. It’s a wise young doctor retries down near a railroad Sing. 1 i' It is estimated that high this spring washed away sc thousand stills. The average man has s average than the average thinks. A wise man paddles his own i noc, but a wiser one gets thing to push It. THE WATER WAR NEW YORK HERALD-TRIBUNE Sji-aking before the World Pow­ fected by n drainage canal nt Chi­ hli ' removes their waters er Jonference in London, 8ocrc- cago, which tarjl Hoover has found It timely from the other end of the Great Lakes for sanitation works and to ^go that the problems of in­ power development nt Joliet, In ters nte power movement and hy­ Illinois. » dro-lectric development will ulIn tho Southwest there is a bit­ wnj: be more easily solved by ter controversy over the utiliza­ priyite enterprise and state co- tion of tho Colorado River, both ope/ition than by government for power an<f irrigation, in which ownership and Federal regulation. the people of western Wyoming It A a thesis which offers a dev- are at issue with power uners in n»t*mg glimpso into the political Los Angeles and farmers in tho dUntilexities of the times when Imperial Valley in Lower Califor­ vMinvo really got down in earn- nia. An effort to make an equit­ division of the water eStjtu the utilization of our white- able coif resources. For a generation throughout the Colorado's enor­ thil railroads have supplied our mous basin resulted in the unusu­ ■pujtician* with their most bril- al device of an interstate treaty llait and most complicated profes- among the seven states within sioinl .effects, but the railroads which it lies. But—and this sort if f simplicity itself itsei compared of thing seems to happen to committeethe intracacies inherent in treaties— one signatory failed to .THE . A. SOCIALIST „ .„ .(HivctrlCupowst i^iismtion, krttify i n t h e .jteat pj ..local polL, ufeiBSte he romantic history of tho tics, and the question remained uscle Shoals project docs not open. naming no Socialist candidate. Thnt might cost LaFollettc ntote naltcate that the politicians are There is about 00,000,000 of po­ votes than it would give. He wojldj likbly to be any Jess political in tential primary horsepower with­ 1_.4.1_ _ *Lof those who I tknow:' lose *the Votes Affort# at solving them, in the United States, of which nothing about the Socialist parti/ . ^ f * 1** w«* h**. in fact, al­ only about 9,000,000 has been de­ and believe It to be a mLxtuVe oi rcRdy ^e* un 0,1 mor® th*n one veloped. In developing the rest Communism, i# freo love,., love,.. nthel athflstgi front. It was an oversight on tho of it, in tying it in with super­ and other ingredients with Sentcl Kart of Nature that she supplied power lines and steam-generating real locialism has notiiing to tlo. f only a certain amount of avuil- stations, in exporting it from one able water, and for the most part state or one drainage basin to an­ ■hade it available only in the most other und in effecting the read­ UNITEI) STATES athletes sit qwkwurd places. Our greatest now records in the Olympic gnmf* pp|antial water powers are in the justments of papulation and ecoaotnlc centers which that will in­ yesterday. n v . i n j , k, , .. WO*! sparsely settled sections of volve, we may be facing one of Robert LeGendre, of Newark, j the country, their development is the most intricate problems with N. J., covered twenty-five foe’ six i. oomhllcated Irri- which our imperfect political sys­ — . Heated by demands for irri ■atis* gatbn- and navigation projects, tem hus as yet been confronted. Inches in the broad Jump. hcatla»| the World’s record by three ind>w-( andi thevast areas of our draln- If Mayor Ilylan can accomplish F. Morgan Taylor, pf Iowa,: tedy-1 e i uga tystem* result in controversies so much confusiun with the sub­ ered the 400-metre lower hurdles jrdle* of taggering geographical pro- way system of one city, one hesi­ in 62 3-6 seconds, broke unother pqffans. The people who are in- tates to think what might be done world's record. ten ted in power development on with a super-power project cov­ An Englishman, Harold Abra­ “ e St, Lawrence River or the ering half the United States—und S mel depths in Buffalo har- one can only pray for the electohams, won in the 100 metres. Many races were represented. £■ are, for example, directly of- I rate, If they would in ALL of life's ef­ forts, compete on a friendly basis with each other, instead of hating CARELESSNESS IS EXPENSIVE each other, the world would be better off. BRADENTOWN EVENING HERALD 4< C irelessncss is an expensive the chances art she is pretty well Contemporary Comment halt. It it much more pro- satisfied with what she has noticed among men than among Whoever saved civiliutzion an, The average housewitu bought. Men by nature seem to still hoarding it.—New York Eve he* the corners. The aver- i be careless, more so than women. ning Journal. husband or even the average . Man is impetuous. Woman is man Isn't given to looking more thoughtful, t Man 'plunges A young batehelor with money his possessions. Standing in I jnto a bad investment and sees his u, burn has difficulty uvoidlng u lobby of a local theater re- i hard-earned money swallowed up mutch.—Canton Repository. tly and talking to the man- by some fake scheme for growsome demonstrations of ing rich over night. Woman delib­ The Irish reform restricting1 facts were witnessed. In erates, feels her way along the ng to a day twenty minutes' time eight differ­ line and when she moves out in­ looks like a damp dry victory.— ent people— all men—laid down to thb open spaces she has the St. Paul Dispatch. bll s at the ticket seller’s window route pretty well laid out. Most aa Started away without waiting men-never think of locking a ga­ Scientists say there is no life for (heir change. “ Those girls at rage door, and sometimes a car on the moon. Perhaps the moon­ th* window could make |50 a day is stolen. Women will go back shine killed them all.—Youngstown extra If they weren't honest," the and try every bolt anl lock to Vindicator. mi nager remarked, which more make sure that every precaution thi n likely is true. Men shop har- is taken. It la a part of the old Speaking of telephones, as no­ tidily and without discrimination. world. If it hadn’t been for body was, here's something else Th i woman takes her time, much Adam’s carelessness In the garto wonder about: Why are the to the husband's annoyance nnoyanca irefre- den how strangely different things wroag number* never busy?—Al­ qilihtly she goes home might have been, ihtly, b u t when ^ bany (Ore.) Herald. I G wenibr *Hurds*, shaking at Miami will be an attractive Okeechobee City last week, uttered place for permanent residence only when equal attention, money, thought end service ere given to now ere expending on the utili­ said: ("We must not Ipse .sight o f Ah*, tarian and material side of our illural influence o f life. Th« progress. cultural The only reason we can see for It is not merely a lot of church­ hools ----and .thb-cnwthea should - tii, •- ....... o ■ ■ ■ t child’s be ing taught algebra is B t,THE COST o f . b u n c o g a m e s • ntwspuper" furnishes receive our' Jerious ‘ SUOntion, la« es and schools that are needad, news. Yesterday The well as our material dsvslopment. but institutions of this Upd with i that ho won't bo a Pf?*•<*, dumbr1 POLK COUNTY -RECORD >y flop tha tho quality and spirit neceatary ball years Uter'when his child Id was on the streets Wa must not forget to dsvsfop to. feed the minds and hearts of com fa.to him with ; hJ* algebra spirits o f man.” 'trft’-. ' f ' Tti " ' ‘I t * before five o'clock t«U« the people. , . problets». — Syracuse Post-StandAuthorities estlmats that th* an- striding an average in loss, some Aut the nomination iof John Huxley said: ii oriigoW 'hi’national Wealth in this individuals are contributing all *14>‘ Several hour* .tater an *'I Cbuld conceive the existence newspaper arrived their saving* make up this bilAviation has its thrills, bat there rograss fa Of an established church ' which big h'’ndlfn«*s that Davis lion dollar haul made by crook* grada-closs Inga—-Columt #bu islblc. In- should bo * blessing to the com­ both, necessary and with W ^ sh n a d lM rib estimate that on* billion dollars Is end. confidence' men In various jning. This Id j(jst eri tewdiiidr1bdsinaas a ■ tncreasing munity. A'Church in which week so - ■ ■■ t |stolan from tha people each year by guises. ' the nest* service fur- population make ( m or*->,wealth, by week, sorvicao should b* daThe leas of it they have the more paper readers in San- and without money no communi­ voted, not to tho Iteration of ab­ ruap, wire tappers, and pro­ Th* rightful earning capacity of stract propositions and >theology, people seem obsessed with tkol in­ ty can advance. , , * Yet all this will be Inadequate but tha setting before men’ s clination . to spook tholr mind.— moters of fraudulent Investment moneyx haa its . limitations, end whan representations ere mode companies. who through ad­ to attract people and build great minds of an ideal of true, just Newcastle Courier, otherwise it should be borne in and pur* living; a place In which permanent cities uni*** tha and pe This means that the average s ' continually turning mind that such renresentationx . What did Goorgo Washington those olio are weary of.the grind tha church, tha t school 1# th* merchant who mm j|rope on* dollar in n bod in- either ara willful efforts to doknow about ‘ temptation an)W» » i should find a moment's rest in i o f our clviUtttl groat su th* bast good*. Jt llie contemplation of peVhlghar Nobody avar aaked him h o i n i l i y veltirteiit to every twelve h* eaves j fraud or spring from business flourish. ock lp N van by the natural tnersas: ! principles as unsound as'shifting U*s be life which 1* pooslbl* p ifor all, |mils* h« got to tha gallon.—Lynflnii ^5 « ues bf his real estate or other sands. theuch attained by *o Yaw; a den Tribun*. s ars for y. And tha truth la that tt Oh# man in ten thousand takes toko care of placa in which tha man of strifo flh* bulldltngs . veers* then thl* in In many a long ckance and gets rich.* The than th(a and of buslnoaa should have to uco Germans I* now *mt grown odu is tha one who d r it u a known feet that nine thousand nine hundred. and We thjnk how email, after *11, art the dollars’ worth youth o:r v M*r marn who bitea at tempting fib* cootrajet others-.-contribute to fit rewards ho covets compared with loses money on one deal, bullion ..dollar total to peace and Charity. Depend upon ■ISSafe u thm , r eoalset parson to solicit for - es (“ hod investment— ............... — qny; uPWH' aohOUak tt 'H e earns no more than I do, but ho had money enough to buy that house!'* (They didn't know that their friend paid for nis home with money ho had u n d ) A fund for a home can be accumulated in. a few years by opening eht.Intcveit r, ’jtiti Account vith us and depositing a small amount every week. _ STRENGTH — SERVICE — PROGRESS Seminole County Bank i'/r Interest Paid on Savings . FOR WINTER LAYERS Feed Your Chicks RED COMB GROWING MASH and develop their bodies for, heavy laying: thji winter. Sem inole Feed Co -Phone 94- 1 5 8 l, Of.:' What You Could Do With $1,000 IN CASH } a .3 • If . r4 “ I (A 1lis \jM,*ilw , j me t" p,..” ■--.e ISN'T IT WORTH SAVING.FORT A MONTHLY, DEPOSIT OF $6.78 FOR >r 120 MONTHS WOULD EQUAL $813.60, TO WHIQH WE ADD $168.40 INTER­ EST AND THE $1,000 IS YOURS. A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. I*. V -xil) 1................. ■y-. i S a .4 H ow does he d o i t ? ” 1 �Storage And R e p a ir in g Mr*. A. H. Lundquist and daugh­ ter, Melva, who have bean visiting MISS ROSA My)ND RAD FORD, Society Editors Wrecking Service Phone G43-W. Night 28: ^R Summer Girl oW? T % : « . u ta **■ Thursday banquet, honoring visiy njans. Montexuma Hotel, Lous shower., hojiojreo ctnonjr. hopte of Mrs. n . ^1117 Magnolia AvePVfgetable Corporation Ltm Spring®' 2 p. m. r Friday-— - / \ L dance, UkM.W'VJ. Geneva in*r«» Lindsey left Sat, perry to visit her fa* friend* for a few weeks. MTa School Orchestra ■iUl Tuesday night which ^ by a Urge croMrd. im follows: ' ...... Msrceau Danco -XeFiis......Humoresque Hm Moran. Charles • _ ... „. .A Perfect Day. Jy Peters Carnival of l —Pretty Peggy. Hotna.line Moran .. Over the si Peters ... love's aereLiberty bell (by rcDooley^-'-Soundr*. j . ‘ .......... dome Circla . C. Babson und Johq if Atlsntic Beach, are several days nt the YalBabson has accepted a rith the Soupthem Util®»»y. . —- - i , 4 Dll th left Wednesday it for New York to Join on's dramatic romftany. 1play, “Something Tells season Mr. Dills played lejurensdon of Aunt r Anns Warner. While Mr. Dilt* was the guest I jfrs. C. M. Hand. fi M .id £ i HS3 i Here's th enummer girl nt her sunimeriest, In n gown of rose-col­ as a scarf over one arm, If desired. The wide circular ftounco which trich. There's a cape-like arrangement in the back which may ha worn ns n scarf hver one arm, if desired. The wide circular flounce* whioh. gives such1fulness at the hemline in ona Of it* most important louche* sartorially. Puri* is tiring n little of the strnightline frock and i* working out very interesting effects with circulur jinc*. Program (grin for July 10 Imj of Radio Digest) bffilo (119) 4:30 music; ' f ' '* N-11 ,*'1' Dr. II. Howard, iif Mintni pjcsgu News.^k4XOJ ft; ‘m f a e i f f A y *r f t t M y uaff i; 6:30 orchestra; 7 auto 7:15 Boy Scouts; 8 gar- to business. Alk; 8:15 music. M. Et Huns, of Tampn, spent llc*fo (53G) G concert; k; 7:20 musical; 9-10:30 Wednesday in the city, calling on local trade. ■itago (448) 6 r reader, hJto, pianist; 9*1 a .nt. A. E„ Ccrrdn, of Bridgeport, Conn., arrived in the city Wednes­ Gcago (345) 5:30-7 ' or- day and will spend several days Ira, music, lullaby; 9:15 here, stopping nt the Muntezunmn. Might With tho American Pi" H Murdi Grun. Rncinnati (423) 9 music| iw w i. pevelaml (390) 7 concert. [Daila, News (470) 8:30Wtertainment; 11-12 orr*. *troit News (517) G i orchestra; 0:30 band; 9 ntle'i orchestra. •venport (484) 0:30 anndI orchestra, baritone. Kansas City Star (411) J:30 trio; 0-7 School of w ; 11:45 Nighthawka. Courier Journal IjouIsTimes (400) 7;30-9 aeren. , v i .i ’ tr ,! ' Angries (395) il ' orr,i 8:15 children: 10 voiMtrumentalp 12 daneo. riford (SCO) 5 Big Bro,Uub; 6:30 u lk ; 5:45 and his bunch; . 0:13 «M. / > * ;ft 1) ,®bbi« Commercial Ap(&t)0) 8;3o program, 6r- Daily Fashion Hint vrfioHrm tu-VirW ^ripUia (395) 4 talk; 7 bond, aololat; H FtlUburgh- (402) 4:30 7:3<> orthoalr*; B (492) 10 concert; * Tnanciaco (423) 0 rmuxlcol; H deld ( 337) »; 4:30 .onge; V tadui; ^ v»olina. 1 Mr. und Mrs. J. Wilber MrKee unnounre the birth uf a son, Thursday, July 10. A. J. Rlchardnon returned front 1Jacksonville, Wednesday, where he spent tho past week. Miss Mildred and Ml** Lila Kennedy spent Wodnesday in the city, shopping.j ■r ' Victor McLnulln leaves this aft­ ernoon for Tampa to spend nuverul days attending to business. Mr. nnd Mrs. Morgan Lloyd and hddren, Mr. and Mr*. Lucas nnd mby ami Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Stokeind two children went fishing on GO AFTER TUNA FISH kxr Fourth. Miss Johnie Luca*, SAN PEDRO, Cnl., July 10 — iho i* employed at. Sanford, was Civht hundred boats, the largest kith them part of the time. .fleet in the history of the local inMr. anti Mrs. d. F. Hutchins Iduatry, will work out of thi* port during the tunu fishing season, Ut daughters, Naomi nnd WiniWhich Started In Juno and Jonllmlis rtdf, ofiFort Meade; left the first1 f'jhe week in their car for their until September. »fter a few day* v**it with During May 13,014 pounds of frft Hutchins' parents, Mr. und tuna, of the yellowfin und yellowtad varieties, were brought in. Ap­ lfri J. L. Walker. Sr. proximately 2,000,000 pounds of ■ Thai's what numbers of mothers are , fish of all kinds were delivered to faying since they have tried Lir-o-lsx the market here during the month. lor the bilious aitscki, Indlgeitlon and Similar disorder* of their children, i A .STRANGE THING Mother dread* riving castor oil Ju*( *• much a* the baby fears taking it, (From the Buffalo Enquirer) knd the same applies to calomel. One of tho strange tilings about ! It was because the common family' life in that u fellow cart remem­ I* ( ,]|rr*rrlplion for Malaria, laxative fall* to act on the liver that i ber beat the things il would he Chin* nnd Fever. Dengue or lilh W. L Hand began experimenting to 1 ioiier* Fever, It kida the germs. better to forget. devi»e a remedy that would act on both liver and bowel* and taka the place of calomel and castor oil, and the IJv-o* lax formula, aa has been proven in thousand* of households, meet* thlf need. a Liv-o-tax la purely vegetable and Ik • liquid remedy, eo pleasant to taal f I ’ r u x K 's t * a r a t n ilr u c t e d to r s f u n # m d q a y In e s c r y In s t a n r a *> iis r a • a tla f o c t o iy r s s u l t i n r « not o lit n n -it . T l ie v e ry llr s t do»o ot that the children love to take it. I I.KN JOM:* I.IVEJt t.VU KIUNHV TUMIU It is Juit aa good for bilious condk a lm o s t In v a r ia n t ) ' atu pa th e t a m t ip iR o f s n a r li n g a n a c o u a t iln g tion* and disorder* of digestion lit a n d th a t h ir d d o sa u k u o I I t * t" P > tt< K v a r r s t C O I.I) . T h a ro n u n o u adults. You can get Liv-oJax now a( C o ld m u s t ba c la s a a d aa a a r rf u u a Itftaaas m>, g s t r id o f II a t onva. I f your muacli-a ara sura or yru jh a v s that chilly fasl.hK your favorite drug atorc. . « C a s to r OUT N e v e r A g a in ! with a dull tiaadachw, It'a a aura sign that you have taken cold. Don't wait for l'naum onla to davlon* but buy • bottia of Cl.KM JUNKS 1,1VKit AND KIDNKY T «M O today, The coat Is small and you can hot afford to taka * chance at Dili time or year. F or sat* at ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON Mrs. W. A. Brune nnd Mrs. C. G. Hough, of Orlnndo, spent Wed­ nesday In thu city shopping. '■ ■~ l*0V»l CHARMJNGLY CONCEIVED MODF-l-^ i' l*( '2 i * ' T T- * m ^^ Fashion takes up the need* 6r*thl youthful und the mature with equal eti thimaam, designing things that art nipple, effective oud beautiful, yet vet) easy to copy. The straight-line frocl pictured to the extreme left may havi an undrt blouse of either Lace or nguret material. The front and back are eac( in two section*, so that k is faiy to uat coot ratling fabrics if derired. Median size require* 1 ty yfcrda 36-(ach plait and I Jf yard 'figured material or laoo Little alster wtnaodi brother's com aider at ion of Jlec frock, of Mktoite.ypila (62fl) 6-7:30 trimmed with baby crochet, because H community of features several interestingUctkilaL-dir. Philadelphia (395) 6:30 Grady Decn. of Ijikeland, is spending the day in the city on business. A. J. Reed, of Orlando, spent Sunday as the guest of hie frienda, Mr. und Mrs. J. I.. Walker, Sr. Minneapolis - St. - PaUl I 7:30 lectures, jlvntreal (425) 7 concert Vork (405) 1-10 p. °*1*' orcheatraa. Vork (455) 2-4:30 solo, report* ■stock exJ»I 5-10 French, Stadium frt. «* York (405) 5-9 oi<ru. New York (492) ‘ 9 g. nt. 2-10 p. iq. talks, » wuiic, jQcchfijLtra. f»*rk (405) 6 a7nJ*gym » 12:30-5:30 p. m. or- TJaaha .Mr*. W. E. Serbey umj Mjss TA||fc4rhi*yj of JEuXtislJ‘frfient’ Wdilncsday.in the city shopping. Mr. nnd Mr*. W. T. Henley re­ turned Wednesday from a month's delightful trip to New York. Ni­ agara Falla und Toronto, Canada, returning home by the way of Washington and Atlnnta. * • reduced pares BALTIMORE * •PHILADELPHIA *• - 5 4 9 .C 4 3 8 .0 0 rM IL A bU SH U ) WASHINGTON 7 2 .1 8 NIAGARA FALLS ATLANTIC CITY MAKE T R A V SL A PLE A SU R E twooueit ncxaie. s i - . aooc coNHicnoaa. .. . raaous^f s a iu n m ; u r [ S T A I t R O O M A C C O M W O O A T M W ** IH A D V A W O B • “ Merchants and Miners Trana. Co. M . ID O E (X T I T . ,I T «L *eH O W « , .* ....... '" v -v- r t( Judge and Mrs. J. J. Dickerson and children left tho first of the week to spend several weeka «t Daytona Beach. H. H. Binns, of Moultrie, Gn., ia the guest of A. J. Richardson at th6 Valdes Hotel for a few day*.' ' - f i Trueman Mundy, of ,tho First National Bank, leavea today for .Edgefield, S. C., to spend several j&sismjRte Mr. and Mr*. T. MarkwaUr and eon, who have been «pending the >r in Miami, lelt m U r W f )« “City of Jackioavllle for home In New y o ff c ^ llr . S S fu W K S Notice Due to the excessive loss of bottles the undersigned companies are forced to raise the amount of deposit required from thirty to fifty cents per case and charge five cenistfor e&ch missing bottle, effective July 15,1924. • •i ' . .1 - j ■• The above depo&it is charged only as a measure o f protection for oBr bottles and CHERO-COLA CO SANFORD ’ - LIME-CpLACO. ♦ K U ^ T I3 4v COCA-COLA CO. djtyVf 5 mUSig The July 7th edition o f the Herald carried an in­ teresting editorial on Medical Ethics and advertising. After carefully leading it, I thought the public would liku to know why Chiropractors advertise. The Chiropractic profession has for years prided itself on the great amount of advertising done by its members to spread the message of this better way to health, ami tin the result millions of people have found health and happiness through Chiropractic adjust­ ments, after other methods havo failed. That the importance o f advertising is realized by other professions is evident by the large umount of advertising done by lawyers, architects, engineers druggists and many others. . In an add res b before the Associated Advertising Clubs of t,he World, an official of one of America's large insurance companies stated “ that his company alone distributed 33,322,101 pieces of health literature.' Besides this, display space was used in magazines, car­ rying their health mossnge to 50,000,000 peoplo monthr: ly." This is uli practically free advertising for the medical profession. v> In addition to all this the newspapers of the coun- . try curry daily health articles by such well known medical writers os Dr. Royal Copeland, D r.’ Woods Hutchinson, Dr. Greer and Dr. Evans, reaching millions of people daily and nlw&yB admonishing their readers a do ipeguJertM-visit: their physiciah. It is ethical to ad* vertiso in this way but It is unethical to pay for it. ■** Chiropractors have had to break through this vast array of medical propaganda to give its message to the world by paid udvertising. Chiropractors have successfully put their mes­ sage before the public. The world has demanded a more rational and scientific treatment for its sick other than those existing previous to Chiropractic. There­ fore, out of the darkness that has existed for yean in the treatment of diseases has sprung a new light lor the afflicted, u light founded on truly scientific prin­ ciples that iH destined to shine brighter as it advances along the line of progress. Such a science is Chiroprac­ tic. Advertising is helping to place the message of Chiropractic in the hands of those needing our great health service. Advertising that is paid for. Thin Is the first of a scries of articles by Dr. W m . A . B r u n e * CHIROPRACTOR ». - ij - ^ i -1\. *f :. First National Bank Building, Sanford, Floridn Office hours 0-12; 2-5---------- — Open Evenlnga H H IB fffsa sa a a » a a ^ a iS S S iS iS S S S | l— M ^ W » X r i)| I H Mr. and Mr*. J. R. Altsop, of JackHonville, are spending several day* in Sanford. *topping -at th# Valdez. , t * I R. E. Deinort, of Maywood, N. J,, arrived In the city and will spend several days, tho guests of Yhe, Montezuma Hotel, ‘ % BOUND T*IF • . 4\|1 ,T1 r| Mr. and Mr*. Fred Collum re­ turned Wcdneoday from Boonvlll#. Mi**., where they spent the stance, then, besides, the model may past month rpoat ^lpaaapdy, be carried out in gingham and a boat Mr*. W. T. Getxeo and ioh Jack of Lakeland, will arrive Ihle after­ noon to be the guest# #f Mre. H. B. Cornell). ihould not be just as arresting in interF. S. Dalgtr, Jr., returned Wed, rst. Note; il -you plen»e, the embroi­ dery on the rotbrand cuffs, and tho nesday sfter a eovetM daye vielt luaintly shaped trousers, rising above with hi# parents in Ta®P*i:dward^me|in*. ' IOa#;' fmn ihe waistJmo at the front in bio effect* J*t'# see. the additional item to whwh Warren Esiterby and Fjmd Rivye ye ie giving attention ia the tact that Will rootor to Daytona Beach to \ ne suit calls for 2?* yyrda of 36-Inch ■peiid the day, .. M ' ;■ JACKSONVILLE TO To St. Agnes Guild The St. Agnea T“ * HT ^ Agnoe Guild had ca very enthusiastic Monday, aft, enthusiastic’ meeting Monday Mrs Soph! Sanford Ave. and 2nd St. ernoon with Miss Sarith Lake Jim has been ftft inn as h. hostess. 1 . . . . acting During the afternoon .the ways and means of making money dni1Ing the summer month* were illih cussed. On Saturday, July 12, a rhmmnge sale will bo given on td. piny for the Sunday School. ALL MAKES Sanford Avenue; for Julj) 19 a . kext'Stinday Is the'da^ tor'rerv(m u *. r«*h of cooked food sale w»<t planned. * .* rf*alH*(. Mrs. Tom Moore Wll be’ hostess ico In the Lutheran Church led hv Rav. Wahlberg, both morning and at the next meetjng. *4 , Ice cream and angel food cake were served at the close* of the Archie Swanson and bride, who business meeting. > was Mias Hate! Tornauist nf ClarAmong those present were Mrs. Royall, Mrs. Leake, Mrs. Math­ itoh, Iowa, arrived Saturday eve nrc now at horns to their many ONE IN TEN ews, Mrs. Ovcrlin, Mrs. Lake, Mrs. and friends at their homo In Grnno. John Leonard!, Mrs. Derby, Mrs. vil|e. Archlo has a responsible Neglecting a little wound, cut or Belding, Mrs. Robson, Mias Marie abrasion of the flesh jnsy in nine Trotman and Miss Maude Lake. cases out of ten cause no great suffering or inconvenience, but It la Young- People Enjoy On Sunday with their parents, the one case In itn that.causes r. and Mrs. August Swanson and blood poisoning, lockjaw or a Dance Wednesday orothy, were guests at the hof” » chronic sore. The * hts Mr*. Elmer Lund- cheapest, festering safest and best course A very impromptu and Informal lulat. "Grandma'' Lundquist wan is tn disln'oct the wvlund with li­ dance was enjoyed by a number dan there as It was the birthday quid Uoroaone anud apply the Boof frienda of Jamie Robson at his if little Irene, rozone Powder to complete the homo at Ginderville last night. ■— — process. Price (liquid) Bertram Sheppard and Jamie RobEmil Mognusnn motored to De- healing 30c, G O c and gl.20. Powder 30c son furnished the music for this , -and on June 2G, taking with him and GOc. Sold by Union Pharm­ merry crowd to dancy. Ice cream i >is sister, Mrs. J. E. Lundquist, acy. and cake was served and at a talc Wra. John Bored and Mrs. Erichour each left wishing the time on and children. Ruth Erlcson i 'laUcd nt the home of h«r aunt, might be repeated. . B U IL D S T R E N G T H About 20 young people enjoyed I dra. Carr, for a week and on the the hospitality of their Jtuuthful , ’'oujrth, Mr. nnd Mrs. Alfred ErirThe body depends entirely on the blood for strength. If the blood is thin, impure and undernpurished, I)r. and Mr*. Robert II. MrCasyour strength is Impaired, your vi­ ___ Bnrtlesnn, whn lives tality Is lowered and your power ol Woodard lin nnd daughter, Virginia, of Jacksonville, nnd Mrs. Simpson, with Mr. nnd Mrs. Bored, left on resistance against disease lessened. of Montgomery. Ain., uro visiting the second of July for Camp Mc­ LEONARDI’S E L IX IR FOR Clellan nt Anniston, Ala., where he TH E BLOOD feeds the blood, Mrs. J. II. McCnslin. will enter the Citizens Military builds it up, makes It rich, red and pure. Good red blood meant R. E. Shiver, of Jacksonville,, health, strength and new vigor. with the Virginln-Csrolins Chem­ Fortify your body against disease. ical Company. is spending several Make It stronger, more healthy by days in the city on business, stopIL- If using LEONARDI’S E LIX IR FOR TH E BLOOD, the Ideal tonic and purifier. Ask for LEON­ Mrs, A. E. Madam nnd Miss ARDOS E L IX IR In the yellow Madeline Mallem left Wednesday Mr. and Mr*. Jnme« Haskins package. Refuse all substitutes. A* to spend several weeks with Mr. Mallom's fnther in Pulntkn. From mil bnby, C. Malm nnd Mr*. Han­ all druggists. Pnlutku they will visit nt Pablo son and Mrs. Nemo and children. Charles Haskins nnd Wnlfrrd Bench. - lg • i-V * French Grown Green Golden Heart Pearly White Golden Self-Blanching We arc now Looking orders fo r tho above varieties for July IQ delivery, upon arrival of shipment from France, ami wo arc in position to quote you prices which will Interest you, as wo are giving you the advantage o f our buying direct from the grower. 1 ‘ Our Go)der\ Self-blanching and Green Golden Heart are ihe same true strains furnished by us for the past five years and cannot be surpassed. , v'iT it ’ ^>1 b . .. . Our Pearly White has been grown for us by our grower In France, from seed furnismd by us and purchase^ from the Introducers of this variety in this territory. We will appreciate a call from you. �■: 1 . Lai ——■ I 11 Chapman 7b Tuckers Addition to Sanford. The id Isml date of the being aase«*d Issuance of , iiiiJniii name of ______mBg teste No. 141 dal June. A. D. 1921, has (tied aald oer* tincato In my office A ha* made ap­ plication for tax deed to Issue In ac­ cordance with.law aald certificate embraces the following land In BCnUnole County, FUi WH- of Hfe of 1-nia a A 10 Block 11. Chapman A Turkcra Add. to Banrnrd. Thn amid land being assessed at the date of the Issuance of such cert Ideate In the name of Unknown, Also Tax Ctf. No. 10>, dkled the Bth day or June A. D. 1912, has Hied aald certificate In my office and hak made applica­ tion for tag deed to, Issue -lit accord­ ance with law said certificate em­ braces the foil iowing described land situated ^In Hemlnole Co. Fla, Lota Tlkr O. The 1. 41 *. B lock Town-of Hataford. ford. The said land hr---- - at,the data of.the lanance of such .certiorate in lha sur~ feajpBP sme of flllbfrt I tftokes. ■ ■ Utiles* ■ ■ I said certificate- Khali- bn redeemed ac­ cording to law tax deed -will Issue ‘thereon on the 2nd day of August, A.' D. I ll), 1 *■- i Witness my official signature and -aeal tbla the ,16th day of June, A. Ill \j •« » tm AMERICA PILING UP BIG LEAD AT OLYMPICGAMES I - plant and Stripes op Victory Pole Bring Grest ThrllltP—Square Athletic Account with John i Boll—Fin Wins Honors. 1 ■ OLYMPIC STADIUM, Coloni­ es, France, July 10.— America, rith her mighty truck and field forces, is steadily piling up a for. juidablo margin over her gallant rival.'Finlnnd, and also1squared, ac­ counts Wednesday with Great Britain In the spectacular duel o f .the two'nations for the Olympic speed laurels when the veteran 'American whirlwind, Jackson V. Schulz, New York A. C., swept to triumph in the 200-metre dash. The Stars .and Strlpea went up on the victory, pole with the greatest thrills that has yet marked the his­ toric athletic fray. Finishing the last 10 meters like to catapult, Schultz won a sensa­ tional .race by inches from his countryman, Charles W. Paddock, who, after leading to within a few strides o f the tape, threw what ■roomed a certain vktoty foF'him, to-, the winds by. slight!} his head.to see his clo ^That fleeting instant o f Wayward jics^cost tho Californian the glorj ___an Olympic crown, but did not change -the final triumph at the -United States. British R ow nraft'C ttnfcte Saving In this way tho second most prized track crowns, ia ^accomplished almost the , contplete downfall, of the British . fliers, fby Harold Abrahams, the Cambridge star, who had given n stunning setback, to the United Stattifc Monday when-he captured the 100 metro event, finished n ; poor last, while his countryman, £ . ' II. Lidcil, only succeeded in taking third place with the slight­ est of margins over George Hill, University o f Pennsylvania, mui .y Bayes Norton o f Yale. America mado it two of three I ; , . In the day’s finals, when Dnn Kin­ sey, University o f Illinois, won another brilliant duel with AtklnHFi# son o f Sopth Africa, for the Inu• -rela in the 110-metre hurdle rnco. Willie Bitola, Finland’s "iron* m»n»v-.has gained the greatest in­ dividual glory o f any o f the ath­ letes thus far.i Today he won the elling 3,000-metre steeplechaso r his second victory of tho games and in doing so he broke tho world recohl, covering tho distance In 0 minutes, 33 3.5 seconds, as com­ pared with the previous record of 10 jninutes 2 2-S seconds, set by P. Hodge qf England in 1020. S away with tho 10,000-metro cham­ pionship on Sunday In 30 minutes 23 1-6 seconds, bettering his own world’s mark by 12 1-5 seconds. U. 8. Has 135 Points When dusk settled over the fourth day of the stirring competi­ tion, the United States had taken a commanding lead, with 12 events, nearly half o f the program rumled, the wearers of tho shield I amassed'a total of 135 points, nearly twice an many as Finland, which was in qecund place with 73; .Great Britain trailed third Wlih 84V4. First place laurels also rest with tho Americans, who have taken six events, while the Fiona h a v»‘ capturod four and Britain two. ■< ( . ,* American Lawyers To See Paris After Meeting at London ALLAS, Texas, July D.— In re­ use to invitations frpm Ambasor Jules Jusoerand on behalf tho French rOVernmntt, M. Tourcavc, Ak.presidsnt-of-the Or­ der o f Advocates o f .Paris, and .the American Chamber of Commerce apoclal reception In their honor in Paris, July ’ 29-31,'' I t 1rv*i,a l1,nnnoanccd hero by Robert E. I* SaJiec prvsidept o f the American asaodalion. The Paris meeting, where the Americans will be tno guests of th« French lawyers, /will follow immediately the adjourned session o f the American Bar Association to be held in London, July 20-26. A tentative program arranged In­ clude# .-.a reception by tho Paria bar at tho Palais do Justice and )ie municipality of Paris at tel do Vllle on July 21); a roon at Veraaillea and ' ItemUet by the president and preT. duly SO, nnd. a reception b y ■>ance-Am«xlr*, committee In JBgRastioii that the Amer4)iBkr fix tho program- was Ida W Ambaiisador Juaaerand. .. Daytona Forfeits League Franchise DAYTONA, July 10.— Presi­ dent It. D, Craig, of the Day­ tona Baseball Association, wired President I.ang of tho Florida State League Tuesday night that Daytona had forfeited its franchise in the organization, and the Islanders are noiy Or­ phans. President Craig ttnld that Daytonn was unable to cope with other clubs, which ore fending money fo r high class players. President Craig announced that Outfielder Herbert Thomas has been sold to tho Boston Club -of the National League, and is subject to the call of that or­ ganization. BULLDOGS WIN CONTEST FROM GROWERS 7 to 3 H H E f P DOUBLE HEADER White Sox Beat Yankees 8 to l Cleveland Wins Two From Athletics— Boston Heats Browns Twice. - WASHINGTON, July 10. — Washington broke even with De­ troit Wednesday in their double header, losing tho first game 6 to 2, and winning tho second 4 to 2. Manush hit to deep center for tho circuit in the.1first innInfr o f the second gome. First Game Scote by innings: Detroit ...........000 120 200—5 11 2 Washington . ..000 000 020—2 7 1 Wells nnd Woodall; Morgridgc, Russell, Specco and Ruel. S f Cincinnati Red Sox Trounce Phillies; Boston Wins 6 to 3 f 7' •. ^j an— G 1 ‘ ---- rM.I— __ I W. Wtgkuqtham, New Dad and You New stock. - “ The Mystery* Deepens For Pop.” - - ■ | ■ ' . r By TAYLOR • J me, A. U. 1922. baa filed said car- 5' H S - ubraccH tlm fpllow ln ir daaertbed ofirriy altuated tlAB«m lnols enun, K lo r ld iv to -w lt: SH ofH K W ofH U 'i o»M N h - 4 U*a K 9 f t . N. A 8. by fco ft. R. and \V in BE C o r .) B « r I TwpV 21 B, Itanxe 2* E. T he aald |nd being assessed at the data of v tneuanoe o f such certifica te; in # name o f Unknown. Unless aald rtUlcatu shall b* redeem ed• mcrdlng to law tax deed w ill Issue ereon on th *. Snd day of August. C P. 1«1. - . , .W itness my official sign atu re and idal this the 2&th d a y .o f June. A. p. J«I4: E. A. UOUOLABH. i ■ Clerk Circuit Court. Betnlnele County, Florida, (S*at) By A. M, W,’ BKKH. 1). C. t;S6 7:1.10-17-21-31 In the Circuit Court o f the Beventh Judicial Circuit or the Htate of Florida, In and for Bemlnola t County. In Chancery, ft. C. Hour. Com plainant, va. Pauline M. Baur. Defendant. CITATION o Pauline M. Haur. Hlckavllle, Ohio, care Ura. John B alts: It appearing from an arfldavlt (Bed In this cause that you are a (ton-resident o f the State o f Florida, and (bat you are a resident of ttieksvllle, Ohio, therefore, you are ordered end reuulred on the 4th day o f August, A- D. 1924. to appear to the hill o f com plaint «xblb)lod again st you In thla aauae, : It la ordered that thla notice be published In' the Hanford H erald, a p u b lish e d III H a n fo rd , gom lnole County, F lorida, once a . 1 , anil n general lo-kccount fc*jl il l algn youtjlivnr Is torpid. The one really denmdnblo remedy for all disorders it tho liver, stomhch' nnd bowels id Hcrbine. It acts powerfully on xho liver, strength­ ens digestion, purifies the bowela nnd restores u fine feeling of en­ ergy, vim and hcorfulness. Price COc. Sold by Jnioti Pharmacy. uig Vain GAS AND AF u T m ^ F.P.l l» S P » ia « (o * , I I U Haalee PYREX BAKING W ARE Ball Hardware Co. Its Super E lder Spring* ftow* fjTi pure water every thlrtyA o n d * .. I t Jg; used Jiy .ovtti cent, of. t h g /# e o n l* 0fg| M In Ita -iu ttiM W o n ti. Ia < GABRIEL GREATER RIDING COMFORT Snubbers for slbi-sg Ahk the Statal It pure? Health. Phorii 3li; P. A. MERO In accordance with Chnntcr 9612 Special Acts Legislature 1923 I will offer for sale at public Auc­ tion on tho 21et day of July, 1924, between the houra of eleven and two, the following described an­ imals as impounded by T. F. Ad­ ams at his farm at Bock Ham­ mock, Seminole county: 1 red cow, no mark or brand. 1 red calf, no mark or brand. 1 white and red steer yearling, no mark or brand. 1 white and red heifer yearling, mark spilt one ear. C. M. HAND,, Sheriff Seminole County, FJa.^ : ’ »*** t; H. J. Try Smith's Barber Shop for good barber work — ricjxt Valdez N otice o f A pplication fo r T ax-D ee# Under Her I Inn STB o f th o Gen­ eral statu tea o f the sta te o f Florida. Notion Is hereby Riven that M. E. <tabard, purchaser or tlic fo lio wing Tax Certificates, liaa niod said' certtnratea In-m y office, and haa made application fo r tax deed to laauo In accordan ce with law. Bald eeciW caten em brace the fo llo w in g dencribed property altuated In Sem i­ n ole county, Florida, to -w lt : Tax C ertiorate No. {14, dated the Snd day o f June, A. D. ISIS, em braces the follow in g described property In Heminole Co. Fin. Lota 1 to IE tLesa Iota 3, 4, !i & 10) Btook A. Bampson City, Suld la n d , being aold. In the (mine o f Unknown. Alao T ax C ertif­ icate No. flS, dated the 2nd day o f June A. D. 1919, em braces the fo l­ low in g described land In Bcm lnolt Co. Fla. Lola ID to 29 B lock A. Hnmpeon City. The sold land being unieased at the date o f the Issuance o f such cot-llflcata In the Name o f Unknown. A lso Tax Cerlllleate No. 22(1 dated (he 2nd day o f Juno A. D. 1919, embrace* the follow in g d e­ scribed land In Sem inole County. Fla. U t s 21 to CO B lock I). Hampson City The enld laud being itsseeaed at the date of the laauuneo o f auch ce r ­ tificate In th e -n a m e o f Unknuwn. AI«o Tax Certificate No. 217, dated the 2nd day o f June A. X). 1919, em ­ brace* tbe fo llo w in g described land In Heminole County, l*'la. Lota.SI to CS ft 71 to 79 Block C Hampann City. The said land lining nsaesned at the dale o f the Issuance o f such c e r ­ tificate In tbe name o f Unknown. Unlenn said certificate ahull be r e ­ deemed accordin g lo law tax deed w ill Ismie Ihrrron on the 2nd day of Aug IJI9I» A. D. 1024. 1941. August. o /llcla l alxnaturr und j y j l oleg*.my pa».m>- A>/flcla].algnaiure n ' r: t ‘ T ■>*' K v Tie *'* l N * V4 . P H lN fi 6 NOTICE ne w sp a p e r m. ’’ '‘ -v Imming-'id tho DOUGLASS. Clerk C ircuit Court, Sem inole County, Florida. (Beni) Dy A. M. WEBKB. D. C. 4:26 7:1-19-17-14-11 Second Gome Score by Innings: Detroit .......... 100 000 001—2 0*2 put a den.’b-' Tod a / Everett Washington ..... 200 200DOx—4 0 1 Craig Pitches No-Hit Game and Collins, Johnson nnd Basse), Og­ p. He said he In a motorman*s Saints Beat Islanders— Lake- • den, Russell and Tate, Ruel. w a s t i r e d o f b e ln ^ irked apart and land Blanks Tampa itner bumped tog eth er e ry tlrpe the c a r Chicago 8: New York 0 BRADEN TOWN. July 10— A ’ arted, w a s stopped arid NEW YORK, July 10— Inofhit, n walk and n saeririco that fectivo pitching by Mnrkle nnd l . He also M id s , e _ motormen was fielded poorly in the sixth, Gaston gave the Chicago Ameri­ s e e m to thmK a. - jt r a e t c a r is a with nobody opt, started the flre-^ cans another victory from New cock*talI ^ sh a k e r!w O f c o u r s e It works for Orlando nnd before tho York Wednesday, 8 to 0. >Mostil side was retired six run* had hit two home runs for Chicago nnd a ctu a lly is in s o m e jc a s e s * crossed over nnd the Bulldogs drdVo in four runs. Pipp hit bin cinched the game, 7 to 3. Umpire1 third home run of the Inst throe Hodge, after putting Francis out games. Ruth missed his first game of the game, let him stay in be­ as n pinch hitter In the ninth when cause Burke pleaded • for him. he drove in two runs with1 a single. Score by inningsj. Score by innings: Orlando............ 001 000000—7 9 1 Chicngo ...... . 102 011000—8 11 (I Bradcntown ....200 000010—3 5 2 New York ..,1.020 001 003—0 10 1 Southern League How They Stand Fergus nnd Francli; Rninpy nnd Faber, Connolly and Schnlk; McDaniel. • Mnrkle, Gaston, Johnson and MEMPHIS, July IO— Lundgren Florida Stele League Schnng. Daytona 2, St, Petersburg 1 W L. Pet. M<! tho better of McGfew in an Clubs: It 4 .778 Cleveland 3-6: Philadelphia 1-3 Lakeland . ST. PETERSBURG, July 10— ven-lnning pitcher’s battle .here 5 .737 14 PHILADELPHIA, July 10.— St. Petersburg Red Craig, former Saint hurlcr, \V inesday and tho Barons defeat* 8 U .471 gut sweet revengo Wednesday, Cleveland took both ends of a Tarnpn . .444 the Chicks 4 to 1. Score: H 10 Orlando . double header from Philadelphia not allowing tho Saints u single 0 13 .316 firm .........000 000 010 03— 4 C 0 hit, Daytona taking the final gumo Wednesday, winning tho firrt game Daytonn . 4 13 .235 tymphia - 000 000 016 00—1 8 4 Bradcntown . 2 to 1. Wa|Tgf' new Saint hurl- 3 to 1 ami tho second 0 to 3. .First Game er, obtained from Tampa, allowed Lundgrcu and Spencer; McGrow American League Score by Innings: only four scratch hits. Score by njii Kohlbeeker. innings: ■ Cleveland .......000001 Oil—3 11 0 W. L. Pet. Clubs: Daytonn „:...U 0 000 00—2 4 1 Philadelphia . 010 000 000—1 6 2 Washington 13 31 .558 Nashville 11. Mobile 2 Snints ..............000 000 01— 1 0 3 Smith and Walters, Myntt; New York . 41 31 .547 NASIiyiLLE, July 10.— Weaver Crnig nnd Sims; Warren ami Baumgartner nnd Perkins. 41 37 .520 Detroit . Moore. u " *• 3H 30 .513 lched brilliantly Wednesday and Chicago . !?e/ nnd Game 37 37 .500 c locals won from Mobile 11 to St. Louis Score by 'lining*: Lakeland 3 ; Tampa 0, 36 30 .480 Cleveland . .101 040 000 -0 II 1 Heston . . 000 010 001— 2 3 TAMPA, July 10— Lakeland Cleveland . ‘ 36 40 .474 took tho Inst game of the series Philadelphia . 000 100 101 -3 fi 1 Philadelphia 22V 121 l l x — 11 18 13 30 47 .300 Dawson, Ray, Clark. Mrtevicr from Tampa Wednesday after­ .ong and Chaplain; noon by the score of 3 to 0. Ein­ nnd Myntt; Rommell, Hums nnd t1caver and Mackey. National League hard t ■pitched n j^iod gnmr ami Hrugi-v, PerkinH, Clubs■ W. Boaton 5-5; St. Louis 4-0 Atlanta 5, Little Rock 2 held tho Smokers to four scat­ .062 40 New Yolk tered hits, while tho lligblnndors BOSTON, July 10,—Boaton took ] rhipn^o ___ ,5K3| LITTLE ROCK, July 10.— At42 tot nine from Gober. Score by both gamea from St. I/iui* Weilncs- p ril„i,ivI,’ .5 is'ixntn mado a dean Bwcep of the 40 linings; day, 5 and 4, and 5 and 0. In the pittnln^rirli .528 luur game series by winning Wcd.38 Lakeland .*.010.001 010—3 0 tl no<Vind game Fuhr, back jp tha eiscinnaU , , , .4811itondayV -game frun^oJUttlo Rock,) Ttimpn .boo 000 quo—0 4 (I gkSic after an illntm %•<!J/ A L L U * .421, q to 2. Score: • Ehrhurdt and Nance; Gober nnd mirnbly, bohling the visitor* to six Philadelphia ,4 J 1Atlantn ......... 320 000 000—5 9 2 Gom CM. JiitH and getting brilliant support. St. LuuiM .nfl ("Little Rock ...000 000 200—2 8 0 Todt and Lee fielded aensatmindly Francis and Brock; Green und in each game. Slalcr knocked in Southern League Lory. three runs in tho first game, hut W. Clulis: went hides* ngainat Fuhr. - New Orleans 3 Chattanooga 1 Memphis First Gome New Orleans - CHATTANOOGA, July 10.— Score by innings: Atlanta . . limes' support weakened-in the St. LouIh ..... 003 000 001—4 Nnshviliu . ... venth Wednesday and New OrBoston . t;;.-.... 000 003 l l x —5 Mobile . !c*nn won from Chattanooga 3 to Vangildpr, Pruett and.P, Collin*; Birmingham ■/ Score: * v , CINCINNATI. July 10.— After Piercy, Quinn, Ferguson nnd PiChattanooga ew Orleans . 000 000 BOO—3 4 0 Philadelphia .had taken u t wo-run cinicb. Little Rock uttanoegfl .000 010 000— 1 7 4 lead In *its half of the sixth in­ Second Game Whittaker and Lapan; James, ning Wednesday on tdngU-N by Score by innings;, , HELPING IT ALONG nnkins and 1). Anderson. Hunllno nnd Mitchell ml a triple St. Louts ,...,,...000 000 000—0 G 0 by Harper, the Reds came back Boston '. 2..- ;. HOOlOl OOx—5 0 0 TAMPA, July W. Leslie (Front tho PitUiburgh Post) in their half und scored five Davis, Bayne and Severe id; Fuhr own, city manager, haa been in­ enrnod runs, winning the game and Hcving. A traveling man staying at a A r* nix to three. Mays pitched ef­ small town hotel wished lo catch structed by tho city commissioners fectively except in tho eighth. n very early morning train and t< investigate tho cost of bringing Score by inningn: ton checkinl Pittsburgh’s winning asked the landlady for tho loan ti thin city an expert on planning a id zoning for a preliminary sure Philadelphia 010 000 020—3 8 0 streuk of four straight ‘ ' rht jtames by of an alarm clock. Cincinnati . 1 0 0 000 06x—0 12 0 taking Wednesday** game, six to • ,,J '' V : • She produced the clock nnd re­ 1 y. MitcholL, Belt*, Pincho nnd Hen- 1 tnree. three. benre Score by tnhlnga; inhlni marked: "Wo don’t often use it, u . - *f Asplkalla* far Tat ll,»d line’, WeiidoJI, Moy« and Hargrave. ( Boston, “ .'020 210 001—6 12 0 sir. and tom crimes it stick#, a bit, V s•HI n r S r r llta MO i f the U ta 000^3 0 0 hut if )t doesn’t go o ff Just touch ‘ „ -. Pittsburgh ....201 . ..201 000 000-^3 rral S l a l a l n (if Ik t State o f Boston 6. Pittsburgh 3 Florida. GerifcWich pnd ’ O’Neil; Krepiur, that little hammer and it’ll ring 1 Notice Is hereby given th at-A . M PITTSBURGH, July 10.— no»- Stone, Cdopcr^npd Gooch. all right.” B Opherd, burchsaer o f T ax Cartlfl----- ■ ’ f ii f V ____ llffa g ____________ _r ______ __ ___ ___ ___________ _ I* No. Jit. dated tbe sth day. of MOM'N-POP ' SIGNS YOk\ CAN BBLIEVB IN T I R E S ’M — 4- ~ .1— gg:.-...-=s ' L 1 If = Distributor I IREfii Plus Strvick There's more to our service thd Just handing you' a Brutlswiil Tire and taking your money. That is only ^0% of the tlink action. The rest comes In our pledge that the tin will fully meet your expectations and that our serviei facilities will tw constantly at Your disposal. FELLOWS’ SERVICE STATION Fire! and Elni---------- ------ •i A»r t■■■■■■■■ai«HBaaHdiSN ^sisr«iiM )dnsw iw igM M H ni»nfM Clerk Circuit Court. Heminole County. Florida, fSeal) Kv A M W EEK S, I). C. 6 :t« 7 S-I0.17-24-Jt, PLEA HE NOTE. If you do nol receive your eleetrir, gas nnd water bill by third of the month, plrane phone 27. or rail at 218 EohI Firnt Street and we will be glad to send or give you another one. 5 TAKE Tfiffi ! Sanfoi A '*■ KEEP POSTED 3 Tells Sufferers How ■ to End Piles Forever 8 3 Rochcstor Doctor Achieves m Remarkable Succvhh With New PrescripUon. Must Give Absolute Relief or m m Money Back. Your interest in Sanford warrant Your investment here demands it; E# The Sanford Herald follow you to yo summer home. l The Sanford Herald It han remained for a well known Rochester doctor to find a real remedy for Piles. Years of patient, painstaking effort on his part has resulted in a prescription that will actually heal Piles snd absorb thorn never to return. This doctor aaya no mgn or wo­ man need suffer another hour from any pain arising frem Hemor­ rhoids or Piles now that he haa made arrangements with leading druggists lo dispense this wonderful prescription known as MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES for a moderate price on the money back if dissat­ isfied plan. You’ll be amazed to seo how quickly It acts. Blessed relief oft­ en comes in nn hour; even In cases of long standing with porfuse bleeding really wonderful results have been accomplished. . Special Note—For Itching Piles MOAVA has been prepared In Ointment form as ip such cases it is not necessary to use the SuppoaL tories. Simply ask your druggist for a Jar of MOAVA-OINTMENT. Your dnigfi*t can supply you. Sanford, Florida. s ■ Gentlemen—Please send me Sanford Heraldf, starting \^ith the is ■ 9 ■ ■ 3 ■ r c iip o f I■ s for which I am enclosing ........................... 3 ■ Nam e......... ,................ 8 Address........ ..... ■ I 3 BOTH DAILY AND WEEKLY ISS1 | DAILY WEEKLY 5 i? no, y er;.;.................. *7-00 One Yeay ......—...r t SU Months........... — $3.50 s i j Months------- — A T h r e e M o n t h s -------- $ 1 .7 6 OnH T h r e d M o n t h s .. . — t - ......•„•••? .65 To insure next w^nter'/i profit firom yoiir poultry. R eflect and improjicr feetfinjf ,fIow ihenna a Iona«r moulting period and fle<?rwujp production next faR and winWWIER EGOS ARE THE BWnT MAKERS One^Iotith.......— fj ^ W ^ v »M>ey b^tk If j? •atwfled. S o fifb r d .] �. »♦♦♦♦»+ +* __ r .V4UI % 4 ................ 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Thousands of Mnine peo­ 1 teoapoonful Kilt ple are interested In Florida prop­ 2 tcuspoonfuls powdered cin n a ­ erty. Roach-them through the mon Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ 1 tcAspoonftll powdered elovea tion. palm Re a c h c o u n t y —The Vi tetuipoonful powdered ntaco Vi leaspoon/til grated n u t m e g 2 toanpoonfels tialtl'ig soda 4 cupfula (lour 1 teaspoonful lull ing powder 1 S cu p fu ls clicp oed nut meata I lableapuo-ifuls wnrm water I Put crlaco Into anucupun. add sugar, wutcr. tatslna. suit. and> spices, and boll three minutes. C ool, and when cold mid Hour, baking pow der, sodri dissolved In wnrm wutcr und nut ineptn. Mix nnd turn Into rrotiued anil floured j ’Uke tin and hake In slow Qven tone and a h a lf hoUMtr scene of stupendous developmentRead about it in the Palm Beach )LE REALTY CO.. Post, Samplo copy sent on re­ erainofe Hotel Annex. quest. W mnier. Hi acres TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tamps Dally with si*.room houso, Times, the great home daily, land Pecan Ave. Inquire rate lMic per word, minimum care Herald. charge 25c cash with order. Write -The best celery farm for_compIete ^ato card. 1Seminole county, i ' 04 DEV B Lbl'K IU t ' A T T K N T ib N ^ -ren i Is bsirlnnlnir the grcntent de­ icfeared. f>0 i.crea tiled, sneola velopm ent In n iorid a 's hletnry; a wells, 6 mules, tools, half m illion dollar highw ay to the » ^iquipms* k ■ s slf»h * M k »k isk s4 sl«li«d>*a»t»«p illion dollar bridge across Escam ­ and shelters, price m Tlay Started; quarter million |aih 423,000, balance dbia o lla r opera bouse under con stru c­ ns. Implements, mules tion-, tw o m illions belnic spent on T A M S C O M IN G B AC K \ Isre worth $24,000. This h ig h w a y ; greatest chanre for live to wet In on ground 1 OM DOV lulv 10 — Tin- turn pek sale only. 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N „ rth Foreland cou rse, j whjch h„ bt.en erow ,iwi recently. every other w om an player had adonta-ci it Houses For Rent SURE ENOUGH (From the Kansae City SUr) ster Llvor“ Pa,” began little Lkste ions, who is equipped with an inmorc, quirlng mind, “ who was Solon?" “ A very wise and senaiblo man of olden times," replied Mr. Liv­ ermore. “ Thon, pa, why do they call members of the Legislature SoIons?" ’ ’ 1 Order The HERALD, daily or weekly, NOW V;l v >l«if insetM Schelle Mainea :• — Court House ■ DR. R. M. WELSH GRADUATE VETERINARIAN doom 205 Conrad Building Phones: Office 20, Home 21 DELAND. FLA. W . J. Thigpen Kc«f Estate and Insurance Pu list off-Brumley ** g Bide. .Sanford, Fla. jW w r OPTOMETRIST . OPTICIAN 221 E. P in t SL PHONE 410 .1 I,, G. W. VENABLE Contractor and Builder I 417 W. First SL Phone 460 . Sanford N ovelty W orks v. c, oollbr m » . (K a m i ahe» > u i i u w « k CONTRACTOR AND BUILD! SIT Ch u m n UI M i » M Elton J Moughto ARCHITECT l 'O . i o n u K R.Ji£<V 2> ito TO JO U S T H E rsA ^/Y - H E ’ L L l.V l A T “ nR a . F O R . «SP* >. KOHTH:> - |*M OELH5HTG t J t ff NAJfStfif* » KtSHW Y O U W O U L D •m v„ l*» IT T R pE THSiTJ M P .J k ^ t V d o iK c f -----------' IM TM»t> SO M E , r V/HCRE - EVE r V O N E W 2 > 0 HAPPY T vVNT t'M * O N N A f t E A r5M LO R J c----, C M l J Sanford, George A . DeCo Attorney -nt-Law (h e r Seminole Cool la n k T O ^ O lN 'T H E tS A tf Sanford, . First National Banford - fLiwi y iy ^ iff r rdkYB - >1 • V Y L 'I'V-j.-* .M♦ a 2?2J7L£ ... TOM MOORE -i- LAWYER -I- ailing},1 .rfiimV V G k - W R f e . D^i (?£•<«,Y E R '-i BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD nging in*u47uvM p -f ather . . ^ X . 4 1 6 6 '3 < M ISCELLANEOUS FOR SA LE FOR RENT— 6-room . house next door to “ Gables.” Inquire Miss FOR SALE — McQsrsn and Dun. Lola Evans, care Yowells._______ lop cord tirea and tubes. Gull gas, oil, host accessories. FsBowi FOR RENT—Cottage J. Musson Service Station, First and Elm. Phone 447-L3. , , ^ ^ 2 8 FOR RENT—New five-room bun­ _____________________________________ _ _ _ _ _ galow Gindervllle $12.00 per DRINK “ MAVMKOLA," wonder­ month. Phone 67IJ. N_________ ._ ful pure fruit drink, etc.______ FOR RENT— 6-room houso new­ FOR 8 ALE—One mule and wag- . ly finished throughout. Good loon. See J. T. Guerry, Route L. catlon. 200 5 St. FOR SALE!—Two good cows and one Jersey heifer, one1cow fresh iP ^ HOUSE FOR RENT—Eight rooms and bath. 808 Elm Avenue, with heifer calf. WUl sell cheap $40.00 per month. Phone No. Four for cash or exchange for pigs or chickens. VE. T." care Herald. or apply 300 French Avenue. a. FOR SALE— 5x5 plunger pump and 2 H. P. engine, direct connectcd. Hoolehan Hoolohan-Colcman Co. Rooms For Rent noctcd. M ill SAI.Li—Household furnltura FOR RENT— Rooms. Wouldn't bargains, bed. dining room furyou bo able to use the money se­ niture, also vlctrola, all In cured by renting thst vacant room dition. A .L. Rcnaud. P. O. now going to waste? There are 04.__________________ ■ many persons looking for places to WANTED—Money to loan on stay. Help tako car# of them and good first mortgages; new not only make money hut assist in homes in Sanford’s most desira­ keeping people in Sanford. Phone ble residential section. FLETCH­ 148 and give your nd over th6 tel­ ER A BULGER BUILDING COM­ ephone. Uso The Herald for quick PANY, Room No. 0, Da vis-Mc­ service. Neill Building, Orlando, Florida. Phone 1768. FURN ISHED-ROGMS for rent. Housekeeping rooms, equipped with water, lights, gas; location Lost n n d Found cool nnd pleasnnt. Apply 300 1 French Avenue._____________ n o n t ^ J 0 . ketip.' LOS! an abreast with the FOR RENT—One furnished bed­ room. 311 Park Avenue.______ reading the classified your dally newspaper, FOR RENT—Two-room hoiiao- want ads contain many Interesting keeping apartment, 719 Oak messages. It will pay you to read Avenue. ___ __________ •—- them daily. FOR RENT—a front rooms $16. FOUND—One bar plK C m 3 Large shade tree* in yard, elec­ may have same by calling and tric lights, sink in kitchen. 313 paying for thla ad. MY. Roby Palmetto Avenue. Laing, phone LOST—A fox terrier puppy dis­ appeared from my place on 8 o n -‘ Help Wanted day, June 29th. Finder please re­ turn to Q. W. Dyer. Reward. WANTED— One boy over sixteen, accurate, honest Alert: must be |nble to nssumn responsibility, and CARS FOR SALE « ,commnnd respect of younger boys. Hcnsonablo compensation for serv­ ices rendered. Apply M. W. Geer, FOR SALE— Ford touring car ana Ford sedan three months old. Herald Office.____________________ , WANTED—Capable young man $100.00 down. Phone 671J. ! 25 to 35 years of age, who has had some business experience for store work. Write giving experi­ HOUSES—FOR SALE ■t • ‘ ence where nnd how long. Also i aoviso if could call for personal FOR SALE— Beautiful cornsf lo t' i Interview and how soon could re287 ft. x 200 ft; dwelling J5 , port for duty. Kilgoro Seed Co., rooms furnished ^arm to mild. 8 , Plant City, Fla. cottages. Ideal summer or winter home, a real bargain. Bog ,» 6V 8 tv Augustine, fla . f ,,.. 'Mo t h e r s FOR SALE— New 6-room bunga­ low at 109 Holly Avenue. Price Watch for symptoms of worms , in your children. These parasites and terma very attractive. Inquire ;■ ure the great destroyers of child 113 Holly Avenue.________ ‘ ' life. If you have reason to think FOR SALE— One of tho moat atyour child has worms, act quickly. tractive bungalowa in Sanford Give the little one a dose or two tof at a decided bargain. Easy terms. White's Cream Vermifuge. Worms See H. Favllle, corner Second and cannot exist whero this timo-tried Holly Avenue._________ _ ami successful remedy is used. It FOR SALE—3 1-2 acres, amajl drives out the worms and restores house, pump with engine, good the rosy hue of health to baby loft water, frulL Near lake. A. cheeks. Price 35c. Sold by Union bargain. A. L. Renaud, P, O, Pharmacy. Box 64. > lit in gum] condition. Box cent a word daily, two cents a word PLEADS GUILTY. WEARINESS Sundays! |ilerald. BAKERSFIELD. Cal.. July 10. ’’DO YOU WANT to buy or sell —Charles Handy, a negro, charged ( anything?" If so advertiso In with a statutory crime, fought his , case, but ho got tired of waiting. ION WANTED the “ Gainesville Sun.” ADVERTISING gets results if It for the pury to return a verdict. I reaches potential buyers. P a-1After the jury had been out 14 -Posit inn ns •housegirl hours and while it was still delib­ Apply 512 Sanford latka Daily News is circulated In an industrial and agricultural sec­ erating, he pleaded guilty. tion. PLANS CELEBRATION ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — SL Johns County is reached through LABELLE, July 10.— Hendry the SL Augustine Evening Record. Florida’s youngest county, is plan­ lL-ESTATE Quick results. Two cents per word. ning an elaborate celebration for Sample copy on reuucsL July 10. in commemoration of its n acta farm S acres first anniversary. Cpjlier county, iianro d -a r r d . five room ✓ v v e'/v/x a i s~i [Hendry’s senior by a few hours. w (wo »tnry liarn iw o l« n . Over 1,500 Apply Forlhas been invited to participate in the celebrution. The program calls » « . rtnwinie wejia, vorr *.rm» (iiUui f or D airy) on Auto Tags First Day for a bnrbecue.and many stunts. o»a. DOUBTFUL SATISFACTION TALLAHASSEE, July 10.—Tho (’U) lota wall semi-annual automobile license tag *•» Urmi. (From the Washington Star) rate became effective on July 1, If 11I bungalowa “ You have the right of way and between 1J500 nnd 2,000 ap­ Ir*«-1« rh.ap, terms, plications were handled on that over that reckless driver." si Imiue (oven rooms, ‘ 'Yes." suid Mr. Chuggins. “ But day. These applications repre­ v a l drat street good sented new cars that hayc just he doesn’t seem to know anything been purchased, it Is stated. It is about it. And if he puts me in * bu.iii,,,^ with wood lease the hospital I probably won’t aiiiney maker, com e pointed out that these tags are not know anything about it either.’’ issued to automobiles that were previously purchased. There are SEMINOLE ' AS A RULE numbers of machines still in the About 16,000 Ku KIux KUnsmrn gathered in Lo ng Branch, N. J„ on Independence Day. Larger (From the Buffalo Enquirer) ness Exchange state, it is said, that will require ’ The most sensitive man is the photo shows-parade through Long Brsnch streets by the hooded men, while the other shows those about to the annual rate tags. These tags Bldg----------' Phone 303 are being suppliod at the rate of one who .says he doc# not care be initiated, garbed in black, Who alsq hide their fac cs. '» \ o “ •-'•s4*.. what anybody thinks about him. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■M g about 100 daily. K \ l i V 'W SH • —-------- ---- For Rent * Apartments filRACLB Concrete. C o. general cement ‘work,’ uldswalu, build­ \r m.(I IM1 ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J, E. •to w ill S* *•TcrwiHegcr. PfopT ' ’ __________ ^ fw Lumber and Building Material . Carter Lumber Company » " ‘T- I N • « » • if a l l a , N. Laurel SL Fhono 60S lla* __ .f a m llna HILL LUMBER CO. House of* Service, Quality and Price. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 10, 1924; <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/adbeea1dc0200a063757102a5d22a2b2.pdf f1c2fb9dda07b87c6577cc4b378a0dcb PDF Text Text 1 1 !* Iw S X N F O K D FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JULY II, 1924. ifv.'r w m * WASHINGTON. July 11— TJie treasury today ordered suspended nil sales o#-trrnr,urv Knvinjrs certificate* and ^tamne* to become effective July lGtfct Acting Secretary Wlnaton said present money market did the pre not . warrant thb treasury pay­ -h alf-’ ■per cent ing Ifour and onc-1 0 intercut on Baring* securities when fund* mOy bo obtained at a much lower ■rate o f in- B ar,.. Changing Inai M arch 4 to tion D ate From Monday January ■-« ■ m!tt«e had succeeded Ip getting FIULADEI kopgress to pass a law to prefect Bpctioh'tbf the ■ R r e n l the rights of ML persons who filed U . Of ... >Ute Charles fflew affir ■ of rs with thd comtniasldne'ni , si •nt, and the adop­ noose Hughes as pre it cert tion of a resolution urging^ con­ $f’ internal revenue oh assessment sentence would be gress .to change the datfj of th the'o lo f income taxes. The new law. In effect, eo unremlttfidr'] presidential inauguration from:. return for the waivdr, ha *«Mdi T ire d lixetftiU ves A n d P arty the efforts of the Countess o f MnrcM‘ 1 to the third Monday in grnnts taxpayers an extri exten­ L eaders M u st' G et N eeded [ M a c D o n a ld Richelieu, Mrs. < Walter Muir, January, featured the closing *oa- sion of time for the filing of Rent A ft e r D raw n O ut C on ­ Resting PimJ* in 1,1(1 to court testimony, bad struck aion Thursday o f the annual can* claim*’ or correction* to their tax ven tion A h d S o B od y T akca ccch to House ' •* toe boy's mother* and scores of vention. of the American Bar As­ reports. feftfe ftm ttcftt Fol Draft Poor Man’* Law • others to obtain a u*w trial. D av is’ SupR cslion to W a lt sociation. .­ Simple Ceremony Attend , Reginald H. Smith, Boston, re­ Muir claimed,that when he More Time for Businen tJntll A ft e r th e N otification By Many Cabinet Offclals drew hla pistol during a quar­ The resolution, which waa sub­ potted that tho committee on le­ and othei- Prominent People milted by William L Putnam, of gal aid had drafted a model “ poor rel with Laviolette in a barI ' .At - * 4}•*! NEW YORK, July 11,— Eager •*" - ' i * ' 4 Boston, would have United S ta to litigant’s statu to" . providing a room he only meant to frighten _ attack post convention details m. Ho fired two bullets Into WASHINGTON, July l l . - t h e senators tml representatives take substitute for tho various state the Democratic national committee o S ooth e n floor, one of them'glancing special train bearing the 'family office the flpat Monday In Jan»- taws designed to assist suit, and found itself Thursday unable to therefore could not enjoy complete bring fagged wite to serious busi­ and striking Lovioletta In th« , In discussing the resolution o f President Coolidgc and party breast. Laviolette, according are its adoption, William C. tquallty before the law, if he were * ) i i * • . A •* 1 Position o f McA< of government , officials and Coleman, of Baltimore, said the forced to pay 1° full the custo­ ness and decided to put o ff the to court testimony-had struck formalities o f organising for the mary fees and charges. Muir's partner, a crippled mhn friends who accompanied them to members of tho bar association campaign until overworked execu­ Toward* Choice itBritish Pre­ State Government Has fiee* De­ lieved tho president should taka ‘ •The annual banauct of tho asso- tives and party leaders caught up named Joseph Plant, during an posed apd Revolutionary Junta Plymouth, V t. where Calvin Cool­ iation was held Thursday night, flee ah soon after his election ag Still Very Don! lagTrouble In on sleep. 7 1 •* ■ argument over the merits of a idgc, Jr., was buried yesterday, Headed by General Herndon hunting dog.* possible and that moving tho'In­ he speakers Including Robert von } In C on trol Last night New York was a de­ arrived in Washington early today. auguration dates of member* of oscb-Zisker, chief Justice of Poincare N E W Y O R K . Ju ly : i innsylvania; George B. Rose, of scried village so far as the national congress back to the' first Mon­ BUfeNOS AIRES, July . l!^r* PLYMOUTH, VL, July .11.—In day in January "would giVe them A ft e r n n ig h ts ’ r e a U a t kansan; and Stone Dcavours, of convention was concerned. Hastily •July 11.— T h e Brasilian rebels control Sso Paulo, the little village cemetery where ssissippi. •' ■ abandoned campaign buttons arid hom e at L o cu st V a lley,: Jc more time to carry out the na­ minister, RUtti- deposed and revolutionary junta the maples and evergreens thrown tion's business." 1 Robert E. Lee Saner, Dalias, multi-colored badges were heaped . . . . W . Davis, Dejnoc “ in various hotel repositories -as headed by General Rondon has long ahadows acrosd the old tombaid, made a atatechairman on federal taxation, Texas, retiring president, presid­ ovidcnece of the historic struggle nee fo r president, formed a temporary government, Monet, on. the hillside they buriod ton, ed. |hc house o f cpm*- ACCOiviiik which gave Madison Squnro Garden ay reporta ai|nst wi from m rollablo Calvin Coolidgc, 16-ycar-Jold son told the convention that his comrdlhg.*to ‘ Ww Y ork today t o its great day. Woary, but smiling sources by t** received '. - the Monitevid- and namesake of the President, r a ti Z rtV her consideration and exuding optimism of a Novcmof La Naciop. late yesterday afternoon. „ "visit to Paris and, SO ; dorrrospondent Aign plans a t th e er success, the .phalanx of dclaRestraining in Urge part out­ sion with M. H e r- Advices confirm previous reporta ie Icgsl'Bsaociatw .r g&tcs, alternate* and advisers .ench prem ier on of an fcpriatnjc in state of Parana. ward manifestations « f their sor­ started homeward to tell tho folk* Over 389 Reinforced Concrete P olk , w h ich h e Is m akin g i Official« statements;. Thursday row, tho President, Mrs. Coolidgc o f the "strong and ablo candidates" Pile* Have Already Bern Driven [tions s itu a tio n .; I t discloseTor the first time that the and John, the elder son, stood with city headquarter*. With 125 More Ready—To Be resultant of their protracted labors. from this s U t c - one ration* against the rebels are bowed heads during the short, sim­ All doubt about th« httttudd' FinishedIn SeptemberPlan Rest ■t Mr. MacDonald being directed by tho genernl staff ple commitment servico until n Wm. J. Bryan toward the The candidates themselves, after long way to allay o f the federal army from head­ marine bugler hpd blown “ taps" A large dredge will arrive here o f. thd ticket seems to h4v* a day of consultation and greet­ ntmenta and susceptl- quarter* outside Sao Paulo. Judg­ across the grave. ings—during which the presidential from Jacksonville in a few days dispelled hy Bryan and hj», to the extent of tent­ ing by the positions mentioned as The cemetery, where Calvin was or. Governor -Chariot Is Reduced About 14,060 In Seven nominee was introduced to his run­ ing up some of hla own being held Dy the rebels and by laid to rest, lies on a little hill Committee Appointed to Take Up Months—Turn Matter of Bring­ ning mate for the first time— pre­ to begin filling the driveway out nomlbOp 'fo r We9-L Matter With City Commission ) an endeavor, to help the activities of the federal dominated by the green mountains pared for a brief spell of organised from Park Avenue over Lake Mon­ dined With Mr. Lavish Mat ing Big league Team to SanTo Have Ordinance Enforce [government ward o ff troops, the city is virtually under which overshadow this village. In nnd Intensive rest John W. Davis, roe which will form a unit of the It remains some wonder a* for Over to Jnnior Chamber , In This City 11Polncariat bloc in the aiege from the north and south. the family plot lie the mother of already committed to a campaign boat basin now being ronstnicted position of McAdoo In th* |te. ' v ■ Thore appears little doubt that the President, ancestors nnd kins­ Lire~c; Plana were laid for the Imme­ I The report of the Finance Com­ "direct to the country” returned to the resistance; of tho rebels sup­ men and in the snme grassy row diate concentration of effort up­ mittee for the Chamber of Com-, his home at Locust Valley, Long by the GllleApla Construction Com­ Debate Monday New York World agreed by the Brit* posed to have been overcome Tues­ where the grave was dug arc on city beautification work nt the mercc covering a period of Oct. 1, Island, with definite plans only for pany of that city,, it waa learned prints is front;page story spaces reserved for the last rest­ and Liberal leaders day has assumed formidable 1923. to May 1, 1924, was read to rest, Gov. Charles W. Bryan of Ne­ this morning (tom J. W. Rousseau, gestlog* McAdoo may form ing places of the President, John first luncheon o l the recently that body at 11*^weekly luncheon braska, prepared to return to Lin­ r outcome of the de- portions. Heavy artillery bon rty poeeibly with the A! formed Junior Chamber of Com­ general foreman of the work. coln, planning to atop off at Chi­ IFrench senate before ment continues and vorltabW Jf- and his mother. If caret. merce, hold at the Montexum* Pi its weekly luncheon nt the cago Over 300 .of concrete piles have for a conference with middleMuch of official Washington, in­ Hotel Thursday noon. Walter Montezuma Hotel today. Receipts i subject in the British fare agems to, be in progrea ’•'‘ Wnnam J: Bryan, when h, western lenders in the party. Including $11,060.00 received from cluding* eight cabinet member, Connely submitted the suggestion already been driven and 120 more Mr. Baris, wan naked if h* t ________ ence, the BrlUeh doFollowing tho suggestion of Mr. are ready to bo driven, said Mr. take an active part in'tfc* camthe speaker of tho nation's house that this project should be the tba City Commission, from annual Not True. Baya Paper < heduled for Monday, RIO JANEIRO, July 11 \Phc of representatives and the gover­ next thing to bo taken up by the dues nnd from other sources, Davis, tho new nationnl committee norandum aceompanypalgn and said, "I will help If I Cat) totaled $13.910.28L Expenditures at a perfunctory first session yes­ Rousseau. , He stated further that after I have hod a re «t” »| Britlih invitation government organ/ Jourf ( dc nors of two states attended the organization. V the Work on. both the driving of terday, approved a motion to post­ during thnt period amounted to this services. The party from Wash­ lum and Japan to nt- Commorcio, in an edltorie :.-When Mr. Bryan, who had-’ op. In substantiation of his claim, piles and the pouring of concrete pone organisation and selection of $12,702.87, which leaves a balance v / o ington came in the closely guard­ F-allied conference, tho morning, declares the Sa» jmeed Mr. Davis* notnlm Mr. Connely pointed out that there for new ones has been stopped a new chairman until after the ed train which was halted ot ' _.. rient proposed that revolt "is practically con nominee, in a corridor Mf' Davi* notification ceremonies nt temporarily but that driving will hotel Northampton for services In tho are several lots in the business of a Cermaa default, Immediately ri Imme __ after Mr. Clarkeshurg, W. Va.. probably in probably begin again Monday and meeting tri * Edwards Congregational Churcli section that .erniiH* ofstjssss t ^ r ' u flight be referred to the . ,• Claim Rebel Defei rubbish of |lhe organization ha« reduced n de­ appearance heca about three weeks. the pouring a. little later on durBUENOS AIRES, Jq - where Calvin was a membor. Nations or the Hague nil sorts havee been allowed to be ^ I t whlch he had a year ago of Women members of the national cause for the delay ih pouring, *nf Tribunal, thus lifting The defeat of Jhe Sao P| After the last note of taps had collected there. He further point­ tQ,412.9(' to h sum equal to fX.Uln. out hie hand, smiled and * , bands of tba re para- lutionist* It. announced ... — ' echoed away, thA family group ed out tho city ordinances regu­ It wn* further estimated thnt be­ committee, mooting separately for­ ing the week. Tho replacing of am at your command."/', mally demanded through n resolu­ certain gears were said to be the ion. It was this pro*- fidal bv its*! n r given out to the went for n short time to the old tween June 1 and Oct. 1, 1324, The nominee wenl lating the keeping of such prem­ which is the beginning of the fiscnl tion by Miss Elisabeth Marbury, Placed 82 feet apart, the two o r f n p k L. Polk, fcustd to much rooont- press c*Hy Thursday acordlng to white farm house of the President's ises and made a motion that was i aad gave M. Poln- a dispatch from Rio Janeiro to La father, Col. John C. Coolidgo, year for the city, the organisation national commlttoewomnn from rows of driven a Um now extend secretary o f - * * ” which called for the ap­ will receive, additional Tunda total­ New York, that women have cqunl out J45 feei trreW/ toa Jralkhaad with which to at- Nadon. The official bulletin nays where tho President took his oath passed pointment of a cnmmlU.’O which on tho. important wall on th# v 5 t fltrid o f "tho *Vi4Wiring abtoh that , marine forces aorprlUtL.ami w f offlF* on Aug. 3 .a.jrear ago. •shall appear before tho City Com­ ing* $3,984.0? while outstanding representation obligation* will total fR.502.07. The resolutions committee In future nuo are 171 feet on the other, the that had poured upofftolm.*, defeated the rebel contingent, cap­ Then accompanied by the elder S p fe r A * mission at its next meeting to conventions. The meeting also ap­ tin, prtmc minister’s turing 83 officer" arid man. It Coolidgc, the little family, broken ask for its help* in this matter. deficit will amount to $4,018 Oct. proved n resolution Inudlng the shape of the bulkhead necessitat­ the callers w$re Thom**, hows that reference to adds that tho government forces now by death, started on the jour­ On this committee were nppointed 1 but the organization has office work of Mrs. Emily Neu'cll Blair, ing that one row bo longer than bourne of New York, one equipment nnd other property < k* • < / ’ chief supporter* o f Willie |6r the Hague had been are continuing to attack tho posi­ ney back to Washington. Mr. Connely ns chairman, Marion which i* vnlued at $2,f>00. This of Missouri, vice-chairman of the tho othor. that in ita stead an tions still held by the rebels, act­ Tho funeral party upon arrival Geer and Glen Wimbish. Tho piles will* extend 125 feet Adoo’s candidacy durin ■ national committee. No recom­ i leaves the not deficit of $2,018, n vention; J. Y. Sanders,!forme i being made to secure ing with precaution and endeav­ Thursday afternoon gt the Ludlow mendation for a successor for Mrs. further out Into tho l*k*. Mr. ernor o f Louisiana; Mrs. IC, Bebout, secretary of the |„um j, believed may bo almost kelp for such arbitration oring to cause the least possible railroad station, 13- miles away, Rousseau said, and for a distance memb«r*hip Blair was made. |refuted to acknowledge damage to the city. halted a* the six marines from the organization, read u letter which satisfied after the Mu,, of 193 feet tho boulevard will bo D ., Roosevelt, wife of session of tho «... Tho two hour will hcirin July 2n. Hmlth’s campaign man residential yacht Mayflower, who he had sent to the commission in drive .which withdrawn anything, 126 feet wide. From .tho north-, . . , _____ women members presided over by R^beia Not Dominated A diacussbm roncrrnlng parking ^ c n ,logo of Connecticut, east corner ,of the roadway, hr Shaver o f Clarksburg, ad gunrded the boy’s bier, con­ which the municipal bathing pool (that tho whole question BUENOS AIRES, July 11.— Un­ stantly in Washington and on tho project was heartily endorsed by facilities on Park and Magnolia W>B marked b>. „eVcrHf preliminary boulevard extending over, tho Lake manager of Mr, Davit’ pre-n )ft to tho pending allied and na, hu, of colorful de­ a wing of pile* will extend to the tion campaign, end-George to decide. But, in cs- official advices receive,! by the train, carried the casket to tho the junior body. Several othor Avenues was held The body dc- t o f Ohio, former chelraaan‘ftf . _ resolution, . i . » n—also presented a withdrawal, since no newspaper La Nacion from Rio waiting hearse. Then the proces­ matters were brought up, chief rided thht a request would be made hate on n wooden piles which have already new made of the league Jiinciro and Port Alegre, Brasil, sion, more than u mile long, drove among which w v to di»cu«n plan* of the City Commission to have the by Mis* Marbury limiting the au­ been driven, forming part of the Democratic national committee. In conversation with the corre­ ue, and it is considered by way at Montevideo assert that over the long road among the hills for a membership drive. It was city oniinoncc requiring parallel thority of the woman vice-chairman enclosure of the basin.. . announced that details of this parking on those street* enforced. spondents Mr. Davie did not di#-, it -Mr. MacDonald con. tho rebellion at Sao Paulo Is far to the burial ground. on the matter of nppotntment* nnd Tho drodge, said Mr. Rousseau, ‘ V. campaign will probably bo given any of the isauea of the c* Ils whole efforta on pro- from being dominated by the gov­ The party was forced to walk out by the committee at the next In taking this action, it wus point­ plan* for the convention, thnt there will be a largo ono and will be cap­ cuss palgn, explaining that.* I ed out thnt the body wished to see were deep-seated difference* be­ 1far an he waa able, any ernment and that thd state of -Pa­ up the little hillside to tho spot likely to load.to over- rana and part of tho state o f Rio whore tho grave had been pre­ meeting on Thursday of next the danger of ucrident* on those tween member* of the committee able of doing tho filling-in work tho burial of President comparatively fast. It waa sup- son yesterday he prefer • street* reduced to the lowest wn* denied by alL Ilcrrlnt government, Grandcs have Joined In tho insur­ pared. After the marines hud low week. A project committee, whoso du­ minimum. i of tho coming, con- rectionary movement. Friends of Chuirman Hull of the Jacksonvillo Tuesday but on OC- "get Into th* papers” In cred the casket into place, a mixed La Naclon’a informants say the quartet sang “ My Faith Looks ties will be to pass upon all sub­ Tho subject of the condition of nationnl committee made n formal posed to have loft Jacksonville on said that he would vetlgn prime minister ad­ i the French government rebel resistance In Sao Paulo is lip to Thee," the Rev. Kenneth U. ject* presented to the body for railroad crossing* on West First presentation of a act of cuff link Tuesday but on account o f repairs law firm, thht ha hoped ithholding Ita opinion not limited to the Lus barracks, Welles, Northampton pastor, who consideration, was appointed by Street was taken up nnd the Good studs, in recognition of his scrvicos that poeeibly bad to be made, the rest in the country, but osed American nrbitra- adding bombqgdment la general had accepted Calvin Into the President Spencer, n. H. Berg Itoad Committee requested to moot ns the Democratic helm. Commit­ foreman stated that It might hav# yond that nl* plans were In the ;floo<r of telagriime and very severe ip the principal church, read a few short nassages was appointed as chairman and with the commission nnd ascertain teeman Norman E. Mack of New been detained for a week or •#. four 'stenographer* at thk f important polnta came streets. The- resistance given by from the Bible, then offered a others to serve with him are R. if there can be some relief provided York presented the gift on behalf • The boat basin will be aptroc- home sorted was imutely 522X460 feet and will be S. H6lly. Glen Wimbish. H. - 8. for the situation. of the entire committee. tier MacDonald’s state* the rebels led to the embarkation brief prayer. ’ •, able te take car* of many boate, Woodrow Wilson, Pond aha L. H. Connelly. A pub­ "Cordell Hull stands higher with [•y that the British gov- of new reinforcement* o f federal With reference to the plan to Sqftly again, the quartet sang conviction that pi* the cllncd to associate tho forces Wednesday from Rio Jan­ “ Saviour Like a Shepherd Lead licity committee composed of R. Secure a big league baseball team the members of tho national com­ it la said. The greater part of th# presidential ■nominee, “the basin Is enclosed by Woodeta'pile* L. Dean, R. H. Borg, Marion Geer eiro for Santos, to proceed by mittee and tho Democrat* of tho inter-adiied debts with for Sanford next Spring, President Us.” After 'reciting, the verses of Mr. Wilson fought for will but on the west side and on the and Earle E. Jones was appointed. land to, Sao Paulo.. . • nntion than any man I have known report and would Higgins offered the suggestion that hymn. “ He Leadcth *Me,” the orth for* a distance of 110 /oat. Worthy champion." President Spencer ^announced this matter be turned over to the in piy service of 24 years of the “ It is felt that th« situation in the use to agree to any mlllRev. Jason M. Pierce.' pastor of Mr. D eris prom^tly^ dt ■yi icre will be Iha drtteway and Rio Janeiro It insecure. A certain tho First Congregational Church the receipt o f a latter from L. M. Junior Chamber of Commerce and national committee," Mr. Mack Iwith France. to Mrs. WUson .£• restlessness -.is evident. Travelers .in Washington, read the commit­ Buck, secretary of the Jackson­ it was.voted to take this action. snid. “ Everyone is going away tha reinforced concrete piling. . , . . .->■ ■4,;/• m Work Is now being done on the message: delighted with his management of ville Junior Chamber of Commerce, IReceived in Paris . afe-adviped not to .go to IUo for ment service. Hal, Wight gave a report on the ' Answer* Mr*. .WUeea tops of the piles, the upper part „ , .: J |July 11— The result of the preeont," In the course of the prayer, Mrs. in which tho latter extended con­ on the Titusville road anying the convention," "Your message was moat o f many of them having been The advices from Port Alegre Coolldge brushed away Uars and gratulations upon the formation of fill hero between Pre­ th*t relief has been secured for It fying and touched tn* deeply. lot and the British min* say that Parana and a considera­ leaned heavily upon the President. the body and also further, felicita­ nod that work has begun on it al­ April at Temple Has 60 cracked or damaged slightly While mil. me to convey to ,you^my^| V *y being driven. tions upon entering the winner in ble part of Rio Grandcs have |MacIk,nald, la generally The hands of old Colonel Coolidgc, ready. Other matter* wore dlswaktn and he* Mr. Rousseau said that It is red In tho press except joined the insurrectionary move­ holding his hat, trembled nhticc- the recent beauty contest beld at cuiied, among which was the adop­ Initiates on Thursday on my his purpose Just now to fill up all your congratula .. , f- i 1 * ' ' |ibc*rista opposition, a!- ment. ably. On the hillside and on the Daytona Beach. tion o f a code of business ethics Insti stion. irregular places and get ell toe H. S. Pond gave a report of tba ‘T’crtlnax" ia obliged slope across the road were gath­ aenl out by the United States TAMPA, July 11.—South Flor­ "1 sincerely hop* that I to admit that M. licrered hundreds of villagers silent work of the committee in charge Chamber of Commerce. The spe- ida last night sent several hundred piling that has been driven ready worthy of too confidencem arket" for the dredging work to begin. of beauty contest and officially |effectively defended the and sympathetic. members to the tenth anniversary In conclusion, Mr. Kousseaa said proas and that th e . than in the pipe-toTaps was sounded by the same notified the organisation that one ci»l committee was appointed to ceremonial here of the Apmat purposes Tor w CHICAGO. Juiy 11.—Wheat that with the work going on as and of its entrants hod won first place take care of tho proposed county . tc at Chequera.” He marine bugler who had sounded * fought •• may1 Temple Dramatic Order of Knight* so Valiantly September 110 to 116 1-4; Decem­ it is at present, tho boat basin and while Its other representative waa [however, that “ the Cho­ the notes at the funerals of former wslferc plan, reported that It Khorassan. Sixty candidates initi­ ■triu U lip h at u r c coming o ___ _ ber 110 to 110 1-4. Corn Sept, the driveway should be completed picked among the 12 prettiest en­ is loosened; it is not fluctuated between 1-2 cent lower President Wilson and President trants by the judges. 8cven\l of would have a report at tho nest ated. Judge W, altlelgh Pettway, during the month o f September. Mr*. Davis Joins me In Harding, and at the service* for Royal Vixier, presided. the members pointed out the suc­ meeting. [^Parisian, widely dreu- to 3-8 cent advance. Oats, Sep­ America's Unknown Soldier. tember 44 5-8 to 44 3-4. cess of the oiyrsnlzatlon’s first »per of no particular venture and urged that the body Indignation Arises In »r, says unreservedly: continuo ita good work. wn» a red letter day. be Before adjourning everyone Germany Over Slayer '-British conversations 4 present agreed to bring at least *»cd by an agreement as one new member with him to the comrdcL) as possible.” HANOVER, Germany, July 11.Tgram: **, which is less enthusiluncheon neat week, ■ ' While popular indignation over *J'Thanks f o r ! turn were followed by Lane and (By Bchelte Malnes). “ A rupture has lcftd indifference o f polic* in tho hie unbeatable*. 1%* Marches put thing wsa a feature. The viands McCall with a dry ball,'Meri­ • That la the essential (Contributed) , Adopt Entertainment care o f Frederich Hoarmann, con­ wether hltUng on all five, and the on by both aggregations were * « - coi to record today." More In the nattire o f a love were fit for a king, according to fessed mao* murderer, ia growing, to uone ih the annals of sporir r f ,, Sam Baurael. who U * connoisseur Policy on East Coast th* slayer himself I*’ taking the large number of atoalera playing and feast than a celebration of victory dons. of .anything in the food Rne and [•shin*ton View over a long-time adversary, was situation calmly and asking to be true to form, with a bunch out to Palmer, dresred to Mpreeent M j waa i ST. AUGUSTINE,. July U ~ beheaded, “ as I deserve to be. /I trim Oriando, did that very thing Indian soothoayir, wlto tolrt « r PCTON, July 11.—In tho th* luncheon entertainment giv*« thereby ought to know. The talk* the Ninth Bttoet Park yesterware better, and the musical numin to* Sttoat Perk yai‘ ~ The association of the chambers don’t remember the name* of all |official word en tho sug- at the Montexum* Hotel ifiiv tvmoon, • ■when When Orlando Kl- side o b W p W t i J A l l the •n American on the In honor of the halting, Oriando barm superb, whatever that la. It of commerce of the East Coast my victim*.” Hoarmann told inter­ day afternoon, armed with a M colU, aoslat Ctty> _ was * big show, as was .avjdepred ■ lata yesterday unanimously adopt­ viewers today. “ Yon see. they cam# wonit Club ployed a commission might Kiwanlank. %hb a few hour* notADIft* A Itlve, aeaiaued the role of 4Hh; 1srbltrator in dctermln- nrcvioua had tasted the du»t of by ths enthusiastic manner in ed a resolution netting forth the so fast I really did riot have a good gogement with tha 'ffchfeiil Ki­ which the gathering greeted each wanis Club. Ed Lane'# invincible# policy o f- the East Coast cities chance to get acquainted with ■u relating to a German dcfeit for the second tlm# at the ^ 1 . mu ^ ‘ of Sanford Kiwanis nine- . President Edvfards of the Or- regarding entertainment o f jun­ them." II# recalled having slain put toe old defeat on tho visitors and etc., $n<Ltoe gam* Was on. t £ A p® eo,*Uon I on whether any repre- There ware 76 people who en­ ksting, parties dulrng winter sea­ not laa$ than a doxen boye-WM, to the tun* o f l t ‘ te ,8 In that na­ As it were so to apeak. lundo club woe introduced to the son. All towns agreed to offer young men and was quite cerUIn tional piaatimo called' baafball. °f the . United States joyed the assemblage and as on* o f to# vis­ . The Orlando boys, backed by * i such tisUors service in making of there were many more whom he |j0Ter f ^ h a Usk, even o f whom were wife* and sweet­ AS IT TO SPBAK luety bunch of male and fen iting istar itlng members n |deemod desirable by this hearts of th# member*-^ special hotel rates bat declared did not recall. «j . . 5 rooters, all bedecked With or* us all and gav "fooled J P under the provision! definitely against providing lun­ H pro* a .gathering* whlcb15"l streamers, accampanlcd by a fl ' fit •jy with Germany pro- thiuiasm reigned SUPM®*- * ot talk." The speaker cheons or other meals for such of onare drularakd baxoo blowert, m i , w o k s ; » o e m inisccnt mood, recall Institutions Board BUnued on page .«> parties, i t »■.-<■. V a dull moment was likewise bedecked, sp|>t*red at th# Httdhett hltk/for toi ing the entire evening fr o m the when defest* In b Meets to Open Bida appointed heur, and were met by Ing Aobsr; Klskain^ hands o f s 8anford Boy Gets TwdAYears ms Kill 300 time President Dumas. welcomed taken with such r BarW^Forts* original musician*re I. the visitors until at one yesterdayFor Theft o f 25 Cents ; A tta c k hy dlfFollowing tl Other talks were tosU tou" ■ W fw pleased to ID. British r*T rr^ l ■ ions &y igConfcrcnce ich F eeling i i l l * 5 CONTROL . mm sAy reports a S _ .** _. 8 { S S DREDGING WORK ON BOAT BASIN JUNIOR BODY, TO D COMMERCE body AID IN C lM [MUCH REDUCED OR VACANT fH ^ jIIto(g| IV l| V r_p— _, e M w -J U n c W ^ R _ S SSf . __ O r la n d o and Sanford Kiwanians Have B ig H m e at Banquet Thursday N ight Local Kiwanis B aseball Team Takes Orlando Club Into Camp by Score 13-3 w a r-'4 ,f, t i r 8- • V .- : �*v» ■»»«• 4 01 ft k /hu jm n l-J . I c 3 i e r 1 < U f i f ib .......... I ' Srf6tia1 Bargains 25 Dozen . 4 v • . . , •- . SPECIAL prices on Gold s e a l cong 6 leum rugs Sweet-Orr MEN'S Blue Chambray 0x9 R ug $13.50 Vahie, Sale Price............ $12.50 0 x 1 0 ^ Riig $15.75 Value, Sale Price........$14.25 0x12 Rug $18.00 ValUfe, Sale Prifce...........$16.00 The hfcst that money can buy—$2.50 value Special SALE PRICE SALE . PRICE W IN D O W SH AD ES Window Shades, 3x7 ft., Roach Proof, 90c value................ 79c Window Shades, 3x7 ft., Oil Colors, $1,25 value......... ...... 98c Window Shades, 3x7 ft., Duplex, $1.50 value..................... $1.10 All shades arc equipped with the very best rollers and arc guaranteed to give satisfaction. A big reduction in our entire line o f high p rice d rugs * • MEN’S Men’ s llo^e Union Suits Seven Point* Liatc Hose •25c Valuo , ^I \ y 75c Value SALE PftiCE Pair S a l e l'R icr: Bungalow Aprons,^.American pirl, alb fast • foloirs, $}.25 and $1.50 value O f } / * ' on Bale, edith.......... ...... . O eJC •,.••• ■ .......... • / , ■' Bath Towels, oxtrn largo G9c itiick Tqwcl& plain write, also red 4 ' . border, 25c value, each... J L lJ ls . • • m.. Bed Spreads, $2.00 value ^*4 each • • ■ Unbleached Muslins, 20c valuo. / if* on sale^ per yard.....,............. Jl t I 'L Stronghold Bleached Musjins, 26c 4 value bn salo, per yard....... J L O L Chnmbrny Effects, 20e value on -dj /} > ^ sale, per yard'......... .............. I v V 32-inch Cheviots, stripes and plain colop», 85 c valuo on sale per yard Apron GJqghams, 25c valdc on sale, per y a r d ......... ».4 * # \ . 82-inch Dress Ginghams 35c value ’ on sole, per y a r d ................... 82-lnch ported Ginghams, 69c valu e, per yard..... Scout Percales, B5c value on ilule ycr yard ..........1.................... P o n t *<6r g e t T H E D ATE ROYS’ 0 MEN’S Union Sujts While Oxford MEN'S 05c Value Shirts Cretonnes and Drapery Cloth 35c A Q a value, per >ard .............. . Pepporill Sheets 81x90, $2.00 value, on salo each.... Moha*k.Sheets, 72x90, $2.25 0 4 valuo on r.alo........ *}} /* /} tf Pillow Cuaca, 36c value, on sale, . *. •: A . Non-bleached Pcppcrcff Sheeting, 9-4,. G9c value, on sale, per • w i yard ................................ Dress Ginghams, 23-inch wide, ^ 25c value, y a r d ...................I O C “Lorraine Tissue Gingham with silk stripes 32-ln wide, fine muterinl /I Q /* 75c value, sule price............... ‘ f t J L Paisley Voiles, the most popular fabric of the season and just look ut A A u the price, y a rd ...................... t t t / L French Gingham, 32-in wide, G9c 4 ( j w value, sale price, yard............t J t / v* VM M * Dottod Voiles, black and navy grounds, with White dots, 65c .value, J SALE PRICE Each U. S..Army Wark Shies $3.50 value, pair.... Men's Plain Toe Oxiorda, $5.00 value. Sj«6 price, pair..........J... Men’s Plain Toe j Oxf( $5.00 Value. Price ’ ' pttlr ............. • • 'Mens’ Black and Malmgn: $0.00 value, price, p a ir ............ ,.J....... Boys’ Brown Oxford®, $4.00 value, pair , White Voile, 40-in wido, 50 value > | Q ^ Mercerised Poplin, Wsohed colors, white, I’ | • m ./» |y> j \| -, I _ black, nOvy and tarf, regualr value 60c, on sale' per yard Extra Sire 76c Value . SALE.PRICE SALE PRICE Combination White and White 10 quiirt, value on sale ................ ...$L89 Enameled Water Palls, 10 Quart....... 59c Wash Basins, 50c value, each ............. 29c Ico Cream Freezers, 4 quarts....... ....$3.98 Wndh Boards, Galvanized, each...... . 43c Aluminum Water Pails, 10 qt, $2.00 \uluc^ each mm,,*,**.,,**,,,,.,..,.,,..... ^*^1 Aluminum Pcrcolntors, each............... 98c Aluminum Tea cKtllc, $2.00 value.... $1.49 Ai^nlnum Dish Pans, 14 quart....... $1.39 Tea kettle, Gray Enamel, $1*25 value Aluminum Water Pitcher 98c Attitnlnum Sauce Pans, 3 quart ....;...... 79c Long-handled Sauce Pol, 2 quart , Gray Enameled .... ..................._....... 19c ■ is i. * ’ r •*• • ». * 011 Stoves, 3 burners $11.50 value . each ..... .............................*........ $8.98 ^wnf i u, •"* . ,. j (' ' | Galvahizcd pails,, 10 quart, each......... 24c. , r _• . i j 'i l , * 4 r ■' •\ * 29c 10 Quart Gray Enameled Dish Paiis 75c value .............. ;............................. 39c Axe Handles, good clear wood, 45c , value, each ------- ----------------------- 35c White and White Enamel Bowl nnd Pitcher, $2.05 Value, on sale..... $2.29 Look over this stock of Shoes nnd you will find a big saving here for you. t llose ."jr* 8 Quart Preserving Kettle. Value $1.00. On sale f o r ............................. G9c 12 quart, e a c h ...... .............. Wo are going to discontinue ____ t___ ___ ban dling Ladies ’and Children's Shoes, so wo nrc offering our entiro stock to the public ut special close out prices. LADIES’ Ribbed Vests Guaranteed- non-ravel $1.25 Value SALE PRICE Pair $2.25 Value Americnn Scout W< rk value. Sale Prfjptj p a ir...................i .... LADIES’ Silk Hose Dress Shirts • w*•-.»> i •i *i*i . SALE PRICI- LADIES' 14 ijuart Enamel & sh Pans, $1.25 value iMich 79<* Coffee Potu,- Gray Enamel, $1.00 value, e a ch .............. ...... ................. 50c Sauce Pot, 2 quart, 50c value, each.......29c .S. s V VlT ,Vl. / •» Sauce Pot, 3 quart, 69c vjUpe, each .... 39e Sauce Pot, 4 quart, 79c value cac.li....... 69c Sauce Pol, 6 quart, 89c value, each....... 79c I ’ Gallon 01! Can, 50c value; each..........39c Ice Tea Glosses, each.......... .................... 8c v • • J .JV . • • Water Pilchers, one gallon Blze, 95c value, each 79c Ice Water Pitchers, 69c value, eath.....59c 9 oz. Thin Rlokn Table Tumblers, each 8c Glass Fruit Bowls, each,.......... ............. 59c Galvanized Tubs, No. 1. e a c L ...............70c Foot Tubs, 75c value, each................... 59J Galvanized Tuba; N6 .2, eifli.... .............. 98c Galvanized Tubs, No. 3, eacftq?4l.t!ftf 1.19 Foot Tub's, 85c value, ca'6HX.. ^ L ....... 69c • .fiji • i A - | ’A| 4 > i ' J ^ Iron SMIlcLs, No. 7, 50c value,-each....39c. Iron Skillets, No. 8, 65c value, each....... 49c SA L E LASTS FOR 4 �. - - ItlMlINNM tl Let’s Have j T & US m - • Why not more publicity concerning ning the condition of the t i „ I*7Sanford Forurti ‘t'.'Vl $ WOTlCKt All obituary card* of thanks, resolution* btlceattf entartalnmenta where ire made will be charged ItulT ady«rtl#n^*»|ae. f _l TUB AMOC1ATKD PBR00 . Aaeoclatad Pfaaa la axclosentitled to the use for repubon. o f . all newa dispatches ___ to It or not otherwise credIn this .paper and tlio the local in nr# also reserved*f FRIDAY, JULY 11,1W4 with* HU arm, and carry thorn In His bosoiiU—Isaiah 40111. ANOTHER SMILE. ■ _____ Ercry day is a fresh beginning, mom U tho world made W biiT ln doubt, move to tho Kwl front; WMfij prqgrcss , ceases, deeny begin*., ; •, .. h » i t tKht Kota the' garthes making life worth while; •U the least and doea the most, l i jtltt n pleasant amile. — ---- — ---------------------------------------- , for fifteen thousand* popu—- -----. ,, ready ich for an exceptional ; busy winter season. --------o-------- ,tor Cousens of Michigan, in i j re-election, declares ho has no boss. Evldcnty the senator isn’t married. '■'I. ' .a f J . ---- ---- » . _____ tho.canal from the St. Johns to tho Indian River la conatrtxrted Sanford will doublo in - population many ‘times. T PBank **' — * show another statements enormous gain Uver last year. The substantial character of any commuriUf by abatements o f Its bankfe. ^ e man ^ l o ,^&esn’t pay hi* tin id holding black good flnanconditlons. Ho keeps ’ the ■lalllttr from paying what ho arul bcfort lopg money gets ^Carppnticr wiUjqult U beaten b f Tunncy,” aaya a headline. He would hove shown better judgtu6nt,4f he had gult three yenrs ■ ago qmetf Jack Dempsey put him litfdrafcnylmd* * er V* ♦•V (J UCl■ n/ord IpiB more than ten ti thod(Ni y\ p«puTiUR« but yet It has no lam laundry o f Ita own. Why Duld It Pfl necessary to send our iney to Orlandd ? •’ ' • ' Jn 1020 there were fifteen thou­ sand radio seta in this cuuntry. Now there are about (We million* which enable about twico that, many people to llatcn in every day. canning factory In Sanford uUtile much of tho produce now • *~4ng to waste. There i» a wonful opportunity for an induntry this'kind In this jlkrt of the ford's athletic field will be id to none in the whole state, a big league baseball team icing here next spring this should rocelvo much .favorpublicity and becomo known 'lout the whole country. The State Highway Commission has been dealing in "fu. tures” just about long enough. The rohd conditiori.4 ih at nre “ going to be" corrected; the bridges “ it is proposed to build” ; the completion of such and such project “ recently resumed” — this is tho kind o f progress that the people of Florida put up with year in and year out. Why not an open rebellion on the part c| cveiy county ip. tho state that is suffering from > ’ .« > - •,<* the delay’ andTncff iclency? . On State Road Number 4, the East Coast Highway, there are miles find miles of detours absolutely unfit for travel. Between Vero and Daytona, the road is abominable; and, ho far as The Herald can learn, travelers are permitted to take that route with no warning as to the discomfort and cardamage they will probably encounter. If the State Highway Commission lias no power or incli­ nation to require contractors to keep detours in good condi­ tion it can at least provide'means of telling the public which road to avoid. Take, for instance, the Jacksonville-Wa.vcross road. One day last week the twelve-mile detour was so bad, it took r good driver four hours to take his car that distance. But before the man went on to the road, he was not warned. In fact he wns told by a' Jacksonville garage man that the de­ tour W’as maintained by the State Highway Department. * * Between Ocala ancl Gainesville is another badly kept detour. And from Lake City, north to the Floridn-Georgia line, It has boeri a case of plowing through ruts nnd mud for every nutomohile that attempted the trip. Until the roads of Florida nre hard-surfaced, .and while the roads of Florida nre being built, detours will be necessary, of course, but there Is no excuse for the kind of detours pro­ vided by the majority of the contractors now nt work in the fltate. And there is no excuse for the apparent attempt on the part of the <*otd builders to keep the public from knowing the kind of road trouble they may expect in trying to get frqjn one part o f the state to another, or in trying to get comfortably ncrosH the Florida-Georgin line. Full and relentless publicity concerning road conditions in Florida should be demanded and secured. . » --------------- o--------------- 'Enthusiasm Is Contagious \ r % •r DanDobb$ .■ * 3 July 10, 1624. CUm Matter, detoum on Florida roads7 ’frck’jiv . -w, Editor The Sanford -Herald:, at the Postntflce Why not an attempt at telling travelers the. truth rela­ . With the recent heavy la. under Act of tive to the abominable conditions they will find in their en­ is shown again what a great . Batter deavor to get out of Florida on their summer trips ? UVD U DRAW.. efit a canal or good wido ditches In sending out dispatches from TAliahossee reporting the would b« if they followed a vary » M f 141 progress of road-building work in the state, is the State apparent natural water way from • a lia i t t l N e m m e tm -n o * n t r a Highway Commission imagining that it can fool the stay-at- Lake Jessup to.Lako Monroe run­ —17.00 BIx Month* .11.50 keep down the dissatisfaction ning almost on n lino with.'north In City by Carrier, per homes in sufficient numbers to ki rack lie. .Weekly Edition, llo o that would remove ita members from office? , v nnd south. Thoy have been talked CTKg »• tha slogan “ Wntch os I us tho weeds must hati" Water tank of a Chic*, collapsed. How strange! W.3 thoy washed tho clothe* •*’ Y m ! If I 7 •is fh Tho colored settlements.of Ca­ naan >and Midway lay dii^ctly’ tn the path of this so-called nat­ ural water way and In wet weath­ er they nre a menace to the whole community with surface toilets nnd unclcnnod ditchn* all going to maks very unpleasant things (a think about. The farmers depend on the people living in those col­ ored settlements to do their work and will not go after the .Meetsary drainage to make these places healthy nnd decent. All tho undrnlned land also causes dnmnge to the brick ;pi\d hnrd suriace roads, the popple around Sanford nre so prouit^of, After such n wet period with con­ ditions as they arc and together With the rotti.ig vegetation seri­ ous things may result. The health officers in.town arc sending no­ tices to tho Inhabitants of Canaan and Midway to clean up nnd to open up ditches and to do what they can to mnke things better. TRoy have no chance though .for drainage without help to put through a system of drainage ditches. Respectfully yours, ■ Mabel (’. Ellsworth. B U IL D IN G A N D LO AN A S S O C IA T IO N HOMES 0 i' Two men were arrested I ing in a Loa Angeles tb wo think we hnvc seen Porshlng was In the Democratic con P'ten a general can’t Wf T« ' hi f >------ B , This summer drearo* ***% wbraevcln -Bt-i Louis?a f & £ & # *kit*. ** KI Lightning bugs anjuiti ent from some men. A , bug dan sea where he hu v hut not where he is going.. A Washington man swimming just after # 5 picnic lunch was revind forty-flvo minutes. Find Its Superior /> Elder 8prlnr*'flows nv« g pure water *vsry thlrtM onds. It Js used by ovtr t cent of the people or Satf In lie natural form, la _ Western Union and msn, stations for storago batt lh0 Buu; »’-.*» .will OJ.S- Pbone 311- 1 !li y -•<*^Distributor i trwtmfiiiA' .• jv’r vi IS THIS ALTRUISM? M IA M I M H I t A I . lt A physician in Chicago the oth­ ishness of the highest type. Those familiar with the practi­ er day ndvortised for n part of a There is, however, really a lot Ih Sanford wortli Rolling? Ih it worth hoonting? Is it cal operations of properly conduct- human car. A patient hud lost of fun in making other people worth offering to the world ns r. most delfirnble place in erf luiilrfinc anti loan associations hall of one of his ears and wanted happy. Here is the case of this patched up bo he could marry. which to live? If these questions can be answered in the know thnt they nre of immense it It appears that cither he or the Englishman. If he gave up his nffirmntive then It is the duty of every citizen to assume the urfvuntuac in the mutter of promot­ proposed bridft objected to having car to help two young people win task of selling Sanford to the outsider who knows nothing ing the construction an,! ownership only an ear and u half. The phy- |their happiness, even though they about this city. of individual homes. They arc «ician sought to find someone else might not know it. he would make with nn especially lurge car who own life brighter. There is There Is a great deal of truth in the fact that anything more thun an advantage; they nre would bo willing ,to spare part of his an clement of selfishness in alls worth Belling is worth;boosting. In fact, boosting one’s lino u positive blessing, in tbat the^T it. tor a cottildp.ration, in orthtL to altruistic endeavor. Jesus bur-' o f goods means the sale o f thorn. A good salesman, who be­ provide the wuys and means by help the young man out ofj'nis gested several kinds of people who would be -blessed, nnd in every lieves in what ho hnk to offer nnd then boosts it for all it is which many families are enabled to matrimonial - plight. case it was someone who Would do’ __ J L ...III '__II ...lit _______ From ntaiiw people came offers worth, ^will sell with success. I establish their own homes, and, hi to sell all or yurts of ears. 'ITie ex- what to the. world scorned u n self­ Endeavors to '*■ An! Inycntior1endeavors t sell his idea to a m a n u fa ctu r­ time, bescontc the actual owners of presaed motives differed widely. ish. If a person qnn purchksu, In#content upfcn *the merits which lie knows his discovery the roots that shelter them, of tho One man, nn Englishman, was happiness by sacrifice he would ,willing to give part of ids ear. He be foolish not to do it, for happipossessesji Soahould every citizen s»*ll hiM city. If the citizen structures thnt are no re than juid .already given uwnv much j n0*” Is i" hard to get. • has any degrjee of civic pride he should also have the desire mere abiding place. Hi in transfusions, and a num -; This is the usual method of j T h e t ' h s i l o t l c ( N . C») O b s e r v e to B e e that the vvhplc world knows what his town has to o f­ ’ - conic ’were ."wearing p °r-l mqthgr. The happiest nupljcra, in t fer ns a p|ace to ]lA| and As a place to engage in business, Kla-SHWMWMWBi# bcriaH'tlm trorld nr* hut those-wno rievtjtir,* in a hrUfc.^ a s s rts n n h , M U Thnt city which grows uihi prospers is composed of wide­ practical)' and to wont extent the grafted on. He wanted no money j themselves to the pursuit of pleasfnr his ear, but was willing to i ure, but thole who live their lives awake residents., Tni* enthusiastic citizen will do all within building and loan associations Ip giv« it tn order to bring about j.in devotion to their children. Tho his power to tell his friends in other places about his town. thnt slate are operating. 'The 01«-t| the' happiness of two people. Pain umj the suffering bf trtot^rHe will attempt to enthuse them. He will try to make them server says: A mother, the sole »upjs,rt of i no«»d is jjrlce of happth<i4s. believe us he believes. He will do everything to get them to •‘The building and loan exhtbr six children, offeied to sell her nnd 'most mothers do not copsidnr see the advantages of coming to his city and in fnct will sheet for tin- year IU23, oil lit, ear in order to provide for her lit* it t o o high n jiricc. ‘ "I ^ Jila one<. She said nbr needed the really sell his town to the world. nt the office ..f Stacey mwpy.. antf could 4rab,> her liair s iltli.it The remarkable growth of Miami may he attributed for surnnee conimissionerfwshi>vv ..1 '**■ • „vor- the nlnctf’ VheSts the ear lwloHjfprf. A man whose son iinJ-tuthe most to the fact that its citizens believe in ils future and during thnt year as man b*r" ulosis was willing to sell his •listrut ted Ihroiigii then proceeded to tell the world of their faith. And that is not homes were car 01 order to send the boy to the all. The huger Miami gets the more they continue to tell the agency >f the liuildin g and west A hungry man offered his nbout it. Today, one cannot engage in conversation with loan, in tins is rtntc. The iqigr«gotm car or any other part of his body PIIONE 8 u Miamian for five minutes without hearing him say some­ cost o f tii esc h o m e s w a s 117.210,- *n order to gel something to ent. ,>oti.7ii. The assets of tl^ eompas A sailor came to the office and thing of a boosting nature atmut his city, M iam ians are s e l l - 1• offered to contribute nn ear. just ing Miami at every opportunity. tiles were 4 l.'i.OllT.N.'itl.tti at the l < |for the full of it. Before endeuvoriup to sell his city a citizen must believe |ginning <.f the year. At th« i i It is rather strange that a re­ in the city himself. Sanford people cannot convince others o f the y e a r th e a*nct> had ii quest of this kind nearly always brings 'forward n considerable about the merits of Sanford without believing in them them­ c r e a s e d to 1,4f»7.57. T h e unumU-r of people who are willing selves. The man who wishes to boost his town \yill make Hctfl o f the th r e e a s s o c ia t io n s in j U> make tho sacrifice of something himself acquainted witli the advantages it has to offer over <'bariclotto at the end of the yicarTbey could never regain. There other cltieH. font Up the handsome ’total of Sc «•"<" to bf either a foolish Btreuk Wrecking Service ornun .1A 1 .K.u, . h x (7 qf « » ultrliistic titfcak in almost If Sanford is to grow into the big city it is destined to yj4.K$I.23, Tins.bunding ^wdjpiaii [ J&Bryhody; • In f^ t altruism be, its people must make themselves salesmen. They must niondy Mioolrf be properly ^ctiblHi d iBfema'foolish to many. ‘ Phone G43-W. - .Night -2& t analyze the situation thoroughly, They must know every­ to the imnkihg assets of a cr.m-T* Whstevor folly thorn might h* thing to be known about Sanford. They must he able to talk munity, for these associations ope 1" selling nn ear or sonin other intelligently nbout the developments already made and un­ rate in p ractical sence in tin- nutur, [-important part of tho anatomy it is a kind of folly thut rather der plans. And when they feel they know all they ought, o f havings bunks.” arouses the admiration of folks. then it Is up to them to go out and convince others. Sanford Ave. and 2ntJ SL., it is entirely projH-r to credit tb. It looks u good deul like unselfEnthusiasm is contagious. Let's develop even more en­ lisscts o f wull-manugcd building thusiasm until this section has an epidemic of progress!ve- and loan assul-iutions as bunked and Irtm'*' — nestj thnt wjll make this city grow as never before. bunkub.e assets are credltijd, .jjv> h --------------- o--------------uhsociations are "in the nature nt I HAVE SEEN that Man moves over with each new gen­ saving* banks,” with this very im eration into a bigger body, more awful, more reverent unit portent added feature—tkal tinmqre free than he has had before.—Gerald Stanley Lee. money invested in buildihg nnd --------------- o— —— loan pcrtltirates is so invested with PROSPERITY CAN CHANGE man's nature; and sel­ dom is any one cautious enough to resist the effects of good a definite and very rommenrfublc specific purpose in view, thut of fortune.— Quintus Curtius Rufus. home-building, something that, finaiH'iully, is made easy, compar VIEWPOINT atively, through the ntedium of BALTIMORE SUN these associations. Loans can lasecured and tbeir repayment niurfiThere wua a certain mnti who I tho title promised fine costumes to extend through a period <>f had u high brow, n good vocahu- j *nfl •* l>edroom^ scene and emiujih years. It is not necessary that the lary, and a great reputation as a I sex stuff to afford u thrill, nu Intending home-builder shell wait 4 ,1 \ % v». . Lr could not havu been tied at home dramatic critic. His pet abomina­ with u log chain. Many times he until suflicieut.money turn boon tion was something he called was disappointed, tor the -ensors E n jo y Y o u r V a c a tio n pn the saved, or accumulated, to finanre "hoktim/* and he defined this ns had clipped the thrill from man t tno building ox qtnerwisu. of a e pome, luupc, qthc an unnucassary appeal to the emo­ a naughty h bit of reel, and at sucit the tions by means of tricks old times he wopld curse all ce ; : u eennurs In malty instances, tho home, iclftnuug 11 to iu bo uv retired. IOUIVU. When vv nun n t enough some enmmunplrs on and howl for freedom/ owned, rtever would Wcome nn ingray-haired mothor placed a light II Well, he got married edea. and MagysK ._ . ___. saoa n*«k hi in 11 window, or s«nu child Joy in the course of time his daughter compllshed'‘^fact. ' ' With 'tho' nld summer .to . enjoy balbliu;, bosiliw, afiatcr siMirfsr'KoU, •<imts and outdi->r dyln^for want of'n moUtur's L love, by this union became twelve years iperaiurc always iiMuft.n y u and co-operation of tho buiding or tge villain repanted In tha last pf ego. She «jnjoyed the movies, and loan aasociathui tioptsdVuiWiact. he writhed bf-agony and his and her fathor selected th>ose she criticism fairly siasled. Much re­ mil see. Once in a while he ing is encouraged and made *Jam- * am e d a l le s s . f , r Itfa n u lle i viewing had made him cynical, err, as nil parents will, and siblc, and without delay or with­ s k w t a s e W s I a i n m r r r a il r o a d r a le s s a d h d te ie w r t l a and stuff gave him ml the old sturt nim a pain. then he would say: "It’s an out­ out entailing any particular hard­ C k a o ib e r e t C e s u n r t e , b a y l M S , J l e r l d a , Well, he fell in love.,'as the best rage to show that filthy stuff ship, only economy and thrift, on •f men will, and one day aa he without warning parents what to the home-buildar. walked uhrnad with hla beloved aspect!" Florida haa a number of these sbe protended to aprala her ankle A third man was a doctor, and building and loan associations. because he hadn’ t yet (iroposod. many times he sent children to a And he picked her up 1 and carried surgeon to have their tonsils re­ Ther« ought, to be many more of in hie s m s , witk.'hls heart moved, aa in duty 'bound, and nev­ them)- They entourage th rift; they thumping yery hard, and he said er ones did hd hesitate if an op­ provide homes for the people who to her; “ Bess urn’s TtUa heart! eration seemed necessary. Jhen want to live better because of liv­ Huch a tiny, wee girlie! Draat big his own small son developed bad ing ig Iheir own ham f* Finanthese associations add to mens loveV u darllnV tonsils, and the doctor treated the There wae another man, a bach* U> spend his He did not "H o w doe? he 4 o i f ? “ He earns 4no more thaji I-<Jo, but he had 1r.or.e3’ enough to buy that house.” 1 57 • . 4 '* «;uu (Tht|' didn’t know that their friend paid for his home with nft9097Jht tw* ^ 4 -fitnd' fo r a hom r\p4ti"fc-fuczmttlcnpxi r- 1 in a few 'years by opening an [ Interc?t Account ,with us and depositing a small amount c ta y week. * » •• 24 HOUR • - / STRENGTH ^ •••! •. rice thS Sanford Kiwanls Club defeated the Orlando Kiwanat baseball. This leads us to why it woudn't be a good i , organise a County baseto provide amusement afternoons during non. With the KL l-Club, the Junior Chamber i, Oviedo and perhaps ole county towns furf *7-the *eoi*e this spend their 1 half Instead of going to # ton months ago announcethst work on ths room hotel would first. nvw - It * was told plans were would soon m .•dfn was the But JMly U 17X3 Tjhe ^ ftlOGRESd 4% Interest Paid on Savings FOR WINTER LAYER Feed your Chid # a itm I.1 .t,■■ IM n > railroad crossing on West FN«t Street, near the freight stafirm ntinminahla .shape ihnm> and tioi, U in tn abominable is^the cause Of much unfavorable, lent not Only from Sunford pie' but from tourists passing ugh the city. _If the rSilroad m pany doesn’t wish to repair It pa the- city 1should take a . .’X• ,*4 rf*• _"' _ W ^Linens valued at |l?/,743, and , manufactured in the Irish Free were bought for the United liner Leviatben. The Con­ ors found that the type of tough e n o u g h to withstand ; steam laundries o f New York Southampton was not available Perhaps this will re­ ft in tome people we know buythelr clothing for the same ML. ..v . . • '» . SERVICE ~ Seminole County Bank PYREX RAKING WARE Rail Hardware Co. Storage And Repairing .RED COMB GROW ING MAS -ntt. and develop the bodies for heai egg laying th winter. Seminole F e e d Co ----- ■ ■ ■■ “ P hone 94------------—— Cool ■ tu ff y.gn ■; jf ctwNjS i W hat You Could Do, With , b. i n . c a s h . iv a 00 **'a 11- j -;■> r j/,*t ■; - -riet -<isi a/-1 ISN'T. IT WORTH S A V ^ O FOR ? A MONTHLY DEPOSIT OF ?6.78 FOR 120 MONTHS WOULD EQUAL |813.6o! TO WHICH WE ADD $168.40 INTER; EST AND THE $1,000 IS YOURS. �' ROSAMOND RAD Society Editor. In accordance, with Chapter 9012 Special Act* Legiriature 1923 I will offer for hole at public auc­ A t Lake Mary tion pn tho Slat day of July, between the. hour* of eleven and • Sunday .two, the following described an* AT NOQN, ALLYOU.^VN imnls *■ Impounded by T. F. Ad­ am* at hi* farm at Bpck HajpSa t for v mock, Seminole county: / & f tad cow, no mark *>r brand, 1 red calf, no mark or brand. 1 white and rod ataer yearling, no mark. o d kraiaLijVt^ip^^&fj.*. 1 white and redhelfer yearling, 81GN9syOU CAN BJEMBVB IN mark split one ean C. M. HAND. i i r— ■ Sheriff Seminole County, m /If your hwath 1* bad aijd you ba»e ,apellfl pt .awlnuning in the Phone: Res. 426 lovellots shower* if Miss Kathleen act of neat week, found at tba h< Winifred Strong a entailer m b &£&djpl Sf®yr iy cqvcred the ich curiosity, w»* caused by the euttlpg pf the lieu* with lavender as- « k e Cn trylpy to pvdld. tpb t h j ^ •’e " " t & i m i D»lntjr refreshments consisting o f pink and Juvondor brick cream and Cocoannt cookies werp served. In the plate or'each guest wta sgraond Radford, Mys. placed an exquisite pink and lav­ d a' most unique sto- ender basket filled with lavenderatory aho explained s had changed a morlovely In a adder and thgt this brown lace woven the web found trimmed in rain ’ ribbons. About 20 enjo; the hospitality of MUs Strong I wished Miss after following it, • fortune was Brady happinesi T O W ST.v l l v w i isa^ It would do your IW erf than line up fa* tbW have; appe2*sawmill, M4 it **r* Pste them fill the ach- a."‘SJStfiFS 53of Sanford. ip is now fulir orp*»r outmaaUtfei Rich!*•■ 'appointed adr this position Him D £ e jW £ •long new libef.ltA*1', after a short Illness. 1 Mrs. Rowers* has visited Banford several titpea and has a num­ ber of friends here who will mourn her death. Mrs. Powers is the mother of MaJ. A. K. Powers, who was a resident of Sanford for pnumbeT of years up until the time of his death four years ago. $5.00 Cash Balance weekly \ y 58 ISLOrange AvepueSj / 0*tm4.1SMevspiNlaaU>« > f o r tik e liv e r Beware ef Imitation*. Demand the geaulne la 10c and 35c packei«* bearing above trade mar' Miss Bertha Snyder, of Jack­ sonville, Is the attractive guest of Miss Sarlta Lake at her borne on Park Avenue. J. B. McAulIffe, of Macon, with pie government department of agriculture^ spent Thursday in the city, stopping at the Valdes, i ---------! Mrs. J. R. Hall. Mrs. A. M. PhUdips, Mrs. J. L. Miller and Miss Gertrude Lae attended the Baptist convention at DeLand, WINTER EGOS M E THE PROFIT MAKERS And you can be assured cf winter rtfr by Wplni out thf hep*'Arsln ritloru * wRh lhf fiAht shtount ofih'uth’- protrln feed like , > SUNSHINE EGGANDDEVELOPINGMASH Thursday. Try the "Good Goods" lino and note the difference. “ Your money hack If ypu are hqt satisfied. Sanford Feed iy ■■■■■■psgM aaaaaaaaiaaaaM aaaaaM prga JON. W. SNEBI) Go to Sunday Rchool nt the church of your choice. You w ill o i V j o y i r • * **• Special Sale!jji W a tc h D y s e n te r y ll this Summer JULY 1 2 AND 1 4 * MUisQytb*wif*i^frenTSrrodwl eatery.- A s iltii* k»w«l* become te- •olttjr iffitd. ‘w*J* -«vs •> ■>. 11 * ll 2 MORE f DAYS r A tM In Merchandise given away free tomorrow, Saturday Night, nt 9 o’clock. See If you wijl be the fortunate one. Be there. • : . ..’.'iJMtfMH S P E C IA L S E N S A T IO N A L B A R G A IN S FO R TO M O R R O W — T H E L A S T D A Y oa oi sec to MoSatt Labor* tori «a. present numbered about i evening was rdOJoyabty. pJoylB* g* 1PM and dancihments of je s VOILES, LIN E N S, T U B S IL K S, $4.95, $ 5 .9 5 , $ 6 .7 5 , lids Better Babies die Brandon of Tampa is of her aunt, Mr*. A. V. Bushnell has returned visit with Mends I d la PennsjrlVoal*. FORMERLY $8.05 TO $18.75 A. Ip Cflntpn?, Bonhthur materia la. 9pe- Strpot, Sport anil Afternoon Unaraa, ChilfonH, George Ugh cial for Saturday at . wusn’s Auxiliary of the [byterisn Church of Lake IJJ^ineetlpg at the cbqpch 32 IN. AM0SKEAG GINGHAM, IS;.VAL, AT I Mrs. MT. S. Sewell and Ms, expect to start for l *‘Mrs. J. L. Stokes rsad*y tvening frqm Cap!• they speqt tha Fourth. ANY PEGGY PAIGE DRESS. KE(fARDL^ OF COST, VALUES UP ? 0 *55.00. AT* 'j. % ■Ji favorably with a «y surf bathing at our mgadBaftfl . u u w ? « i w *9 r > * ~ “ 36.NL 0ifio w i U 25'VAll!E,AT W ‘ ij jjfi PilV a ■i i ’ .«$«* *•»,UfZ ' wiTi- • .* PATTERN ***“ ♦ HATS C. Lock# and Claud# and l**ke of ¥ m U were vls* Wednesday. ALL OTHER HATS AT ROCK towfpg gmndM. u# W * * * ° * W * W v^W dwfnij l \1 r ja w jwAtock vnode a MJa V "•“ w i . Juhr h pa pa*»- ONLY In honor o f her [fsr Lurilo Brandon,;of ^T eethlo* U arid by aU d ru n lst*. or nf social Was held FriJuly 4, at the skating ■* Gsstor ' a if Wfr# tho] f . v : " . ' '-1; •' v i' mvmmm Myrtle Avenue and 4th Street Phone &39 •j II Teetblaa la u**S lagalarly yeas t* b > « chanooe oT poaoinr Ujroust tb* w n iM r months wllkoat tSls f m S dls—ss or* vary much bettor. "J fr *Meat shi14. now I year* old. a u vary aiebly. II# ba4 ateameb, W r t troufato BonUuualljr dortog tbe y^sy*— s o l yav# ms many an siowe koara till a frUod told m* about b la n . Ths Aral pnekngs chackod pie of Lake Mary fw ble buwnl* nod la II hotira he Wee y entertained fat S Sfastty wait.- f t * . Job* M. VTssMrs. A. Mlnchew Can. Route t, Do* Sfoauromary, ieli» Dursnt,- Miss Mil Cksvks Low*. Snli Tol Mlnchew, Normar bude Locke were a’don i motoring Co Daytons .'j, Any style To Insure next winter’s profit frppi your poultry. Neglect and im­ proper feeding now means a lon­ ger moulting period and decrease egg production next fall and win­ ter. Theodore >n>ctor;‘ of TalUhassoe'., general itate manager of the idea, spent Thursday In the city on bust* Mr. W. H. Adams of Mi moved Into the Btwddoek Saturday, July 6. , Mrs. Hopkins, Mr. who is stlU in Maryland,^ irey, Mrs. R. pec ted to bs here about Septem, Iren, Mr. and ber 1. . family, John Mrs. B. Nettles, and children Nettie, BfOp and yfasm U) f f , *f« the guesta of M rs.VettleV son, <05 Palmetto Ave. f N o w is T he T im e rial consulti city, ‘hTwei jfrig several days if the dty.xjjki Pj9FSt 4*# P lw'nijc Mrs. Vivian Jamison and at; sch momlnk* v- - , Florida Council thanks tractive daughter, Belle, of Bruns­ l of Sanford who so wick,, are the guests of Mrs. Jam­ ’ donated their grounds ison’s'sister, Mrs. C. R. George, for camp purposes. a U ; makes now and wc will deliver it when you are ready fpr It. We have the model that will harmonize with the rest of your furnishings. Mr. aqd Mrs. Ray Fox returned from Vpldosta, Thursday, where they spent several weeks, the IgupiU of Mm. FpitVmqthfir, Mrs. Connelley. tdiy, July 17; the,Camp TIRES A N D ! M«w Stock. ! ' ' jUBItr V#luu. Ml* Bnutert Ay*. . Mr. and Mrs. Henry McLaulln Miss Jean Mkxwell Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Byrd - and srf.fPfndlhg the day in Lakeland, friends in Kissimmee. son left this morning for Live Oak, Florida, to visit Mr. Byrd’s Mr* ap4 Mrs. F. IS. Roumlllat K, Hayman and I^eon Graves, mother. "Mr. Byrd will return on spent Thursday most d*}|fHf«Py of DaLand, ware tbe guests of Sunday, Mrs .Bvrd remailng for several weeks. at tysytona Beach. • friends In Sanford Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Chappell Mr. «nd Mr?., Ray Carrol, of Miss Basel Sorrell and Jack and Miss Martha Chappell left Ocala, spent Thursday {„ the city Ugyd motorpd to Daytoha Thurs­ this morning for Coronaao Beach, _____ Mr. and Mrs. Chappell will he •toping at thp Montezuma Hotel. day. « * away only a few days.^Mlss Chap­ C. W. Lloyd left this morning pell will remain several weeks. J. B. Carlisle, Jr., of Ocala, •pent ;hayeral. days In the glty, for Jacksonville to spend several days on business. lo«>! trade. ' W* J. McCracken, of Tampa, ' “Ifte. Robert Lepton apd Mr*, i- ■pent Thursday In the city on bus­ iness, stoping at the Valdes llo- rth* 'dpap with « m » Lf Elder Springs water, [the cook stove, music Kting-up exercises,, and Mrs. C. W. Stokes and Ml? Dor­ badge, and other pqplp- othy Stakes motored to Orlando I they could not d o ^ lh * Thursday whey* they were the guests of friends. v L In camp l i ; » *«hfdMiss Virigina Smith will arrive today from Macon, to bo the guest hundrd it &:30 at night, f {j enjoying himself, It A? I V -/ ' t " 'arc permitted qu Thorp; Miss Rachael Bardin ^e«ve« Fri­ -jLind*y afternoons, and day morning for West Palm Beach sing between 7:00 and whom she will reside, In the fp« blch time the different | keen awardeq at prevlis vUl bf presented to L who are entitled to re­ ps, • ’ ’4 punds era kept V perfect Icondition, and not one Imss of any kind has been (a the hospital teat srenl groupd of b°ps vlp » other InTlifvfng their surroundinga In perfect m inspection tfkes place Is'a alfn-your liver fa torpid: The one really dependable remedy for all diepitfer* lU>'the -liver, stomach Y ou will want xnugic in that and bowels 1* lferblnc., It acts powerfully on the JlVer. strength­ new home you are btiiklinp. en* digestion, purifies'tho bowel* and restore* a line feeling of en­ Select a ergy, Vim and cheerfulness. Price ■ufTering t the one r Hood'iipd chronic •> cheapest. SWEATERS. 8K CORSETS, AT �SANTOBfti 3 TO 0 O R PH A N H IT 3 PITCH HARD A N D l | .How They Stand Nearly 750 People Wilnraa Game — “ Feda" Are In Pine Form And Get to SLCloud Pitch* era for 20 Uita | Florida State League Clubs: W. L Lakeland .. ^...15 4 SL Petersburg ........... 15 E T a n i p a ______________ 6 (I Ytn Shows Superiority In Races— Orlando ...................... 8 11 Orphans . ..................... 0 14 Finland Adds 31 Points and Brsdcntown . 4 14 ; **->l7rtted States 41 J', v •*!.■ il . •r •' 1_____ ■ t, '' ' * K During Day. American Learue Clubs: W. L 'OLYMPIC. STADIUM, COLOM- •Washington ; —... 43 .14 , BE8, France: Joly 11.— Within two New Y ork .__..43 34 hours Thursday afternoon Paavo Defrolt ........... ............ 42 .11 »' Nurmi. Finland’s great distance Chicago _____ 38 3f ? runner, raced to spectacular vic­ st. Louis _____37 3( tories In the 1,500 and 5.000 metro Cleveland '.I.— __ 37 23 I dVcnto, breaking the. Olympic rc- Boston %>•!........ 1__ 37 40 . cords 8t both distances and, win­ Philadelphia ■« 30 4G ning an Olympic triumph such ns no individual haa ever achieved. NstionsI Lesgue Clubs L 'a a ’ X M a s s New York minutes 63 3-6 seconds, chlpplhg Chicago . . o ff 3 1-6 seconds from the old rc- Brooklyn . . cord but falling by 2-6 of a second Pittsburgh to equal his own wbrid record, tie Cincinnati ■ won the 6,000 metres from his fel­ Boston . ... low countryman, Willie Ritola in Philadelphl 14 minataa.31 1-6 seconds, beating St. Louis ! both the Olympic and the world Southern League Clubs: Memphis New Orleans Atlanta ....... Sanford won 12 to 8 over t^$ St. Cloud team yesterday, Retting to three pitehera for 20 Bafet|ea. Every man on the ‘'Celery Fed*" team got atleast one hit. i Cincinnati Red So* Beat f * Manager Whiddoji reporta that 2 to 1 in Close Carte— B the Sanford team performed batter ' > ton Beau Pittsburgh Thursday afternoon than they had ’ < 5 to K«U l *■• at any time during the season.. As “ Feds” went to bat their motto ST. LOUIS, July 11,—The Car­ the was “ everybody hits," end they, dinals evened the series with the New York GianU Thursday by win­ ning in the second' game, 6 to 4. The locals bunched hits In the sev- 1 enth for three runs. Score by innings: Now York ...............100 100 020—4 St. Louis „.4— ..000 020 80x—5 Chicago 9-10; Brooklyn 5-3 ’ CHICAGO, July 11,—Chicago took both games o f the double header with Brooklyn Thursday, 'J to 5 and 10 to 3, by bunching hits at opportune times. First Game Score by innings: Brooklyn ..................200 200 010—6 Chicago . ............... . 020 015 01 x—0 Reuthcr, Decatur and DeBerry; Kauffman and O’ FarrclI. NashvJIle - ... Mobllo . ....... Birmingham Chattanooga Little Rock . Lhkeland Takes Big End ofPitchlag Due), 2 to 0—Saints Bunch Hits and Beat Orlando 3to 2 Yankees Win Two From the White So*—Boston Trounces Browns TAMPA, July Tl— Joe Lane, —Cleveland Trims rv . . 1 pitching for Tampa held the Day­ £ . Philadelphia , tona batters helpless Thursday aft­ WASHINGTON, ~ July 11.— ernoon and the*8mt>kdrB blanked Washington lost claim to the the Islanders by the score o f 3 to u. ,Moth,fydl. end Chapman were American League leadership on given ragged W p p o ctfn d although Thursday for the first time since Dell gave pnly. five hits tyro guns •It attained that'poaition June 24, .by losing the first game o f a double header to Detroit, 12 XU 10, .after thirteen, innings. To defeat bent the Senator* into a first pldce tie Afth New York which won two ames fronf•Chicago'. More than our hours were needed for the first game, and the second went only live Innings to ,,'a three to three score, because o f darkness. Score by innings! , First game: etrolt — .000 032 050 000 2— 12 .... ................ ash’n ..... 004 010 203 000 O—10 ! field. Ilnlloway. S. Johnson, Cole, Dauss j : Score by innings ami Bassler; W. Johnson,. Russell,' Bradcntown . „..00 Sheoce.i Martina and Kuel, T ate.i Lakeland . ____ 00: Second game: • , . h H. Johnson and Detroit --------- -— 030, 00— 3 4 0 ther and Nance. Washington .......100 20—3 3 1 , 8t. Petersburg --------. ST. PETERSBL NEW YORK, July 11.—The The Saints took tl New York Yankees climbed in the the series from Or American League race with a dou- Ing hits, Thursday, ble victory over the WhiteSox Score by inning: hero Thursday, the champions win- Orlando . ’ .........01 ning six to one and eighteen to Saints . ............. 00 five. Tho first game was a pitch- I * Thompson and ing duel for aix innings between and Moore, i'etinock and Connolly, but the . Chicago pitcher weakened In the „ . * seventh when Now York scored T r y SlTIltl five runs after two were out. Tho <->« -*---- f S Direct From the Manufacturer N o Middle Men’s Profit O U R FIRST COST A N D ONLY One Small Profit IS Y O U R O N L Y COST D ELIVE RE D ONl *Y O U R JOB * -* From our own .Modem Building Material Plant i Longwood, Midway Between Sanford and Orland, . ' LET US FIGURE YOUR COMPLETE MATERIAL BILL TH E SA V IN G W IL L SURPRISE Y! - We own and operate our own Saw Mill, Planing! Dry Kiln and'Cabinet Shop, and our timber is cut i our own ]unt}s/ within easy reach of the p! PHONE OR CALL ON Shop fo r go Southern League for the day by two young i- American*, Fred Totell, Boston v A. A-,.who captured tho hammer throw by a decisive margin from his countrympn, Matt J. McGrath, « New York A. G., veteran of four Olympics, iand Lee Barnes the 17year-old California high school boy, who won ;the pols vault laurels - In the Jump o ff with his coast rival, Glenn Graham, after they MEMPHIS, July 11,— Kerr held Memphis to two hita nnd the Crackers won the first gome of the series Thursday, 3 to 0, The ‘score: 1 T Atlanta ...... — 100 000 002—3 8 3 Memphis .......000 000 000—0 2 0 Karr and Brocks Wnrmouth and Jaryan. LITTLE ROCK, July 11.—nirmIngham showed ragged fielding Thuraday but won from Littlo Rock 7 to 8 by oiithlttlng the Trav­ elers. Tho score: Birmlng’m .. .200 100 040—7 12 3 Littlo Rock,.-.100 100 001—3 8 1 , j Good and Sponccr; Robinson and Smith. Boston 5: Pittsburgh 3 PITTSBURGH^ July 11.— Bos­ ton made it two out of three games from Pittsburgh by winning Thurs­ day, 5 to 3. Burnes was effective for seven innings. Score by Innings: Boston ............. 00.1 200 000—T. Pittsburgh................000 000 021—3 Barnes nnd O'Neill; Meadows, CHATTANOOGA, July 11.— Ca- Yde and Gooch. vet was strong with men on liases Thursday and New1Orleans defeat­ ed Chattanoogk‘2 to lr Score: New Orleans 001 100 000—2 7 1 Chattanooga 000 000 010— 1 10 2 ■.‘l * . 25,000 Wltneks Bottles A crowd of qoariy . *hn largest sine# the opening 'dev, as­ sembled In the expectation of witnasslng the greatest, of struggles for honors in the Olympic bnttle and they were not disappointed. They eaw aqd paid deafening tri­ bute to probably tho greatest sin­ gle d*y‘» athletic achievement in memory, when Nurmi swept over the line winner, in hie second ef­ fort of.the day. of the 6.Q00 metre run after a- thrilling race, with his counthripan,. JRItolrt, who earned no amail share ofltho glory himself. .whan computing for fifth atralght day,'he pushed his more illustrious teammate to a record in a finish which kaw the two Nordic stars only one yard apart. Nurmi's 1,500 m etro victory was so decisive as to rob it of the spec­ tacular alemenb); o f the lpnger First garpe; » riu c o g o ---------ooi ooo ooo—i 8 o ; W-orK — nei N, w York . ....000 100 60x—0 0 0 I*-— — • ■" : Connolly and Schnlk; Pennock and : Now York . 300 1! Srhang. Cvengros, I,over Total ......... ....... 41 12 20 .second game: Crouse; Schnlk, Si . Summon" Two-base hits, Spen­ Chicago ... 200 000 003— 5 4 2 and Hoffman. Sol cer, Dcltcr, Henderson, McCullion 2, Thompson 3, Flesh, Crawford nnd L. Godwin; three baso hita, Flesh; sacrifice hits, McCall, Mil­ der: struck out by McCall 6, by Godwin 8, By Cninn I, by Hays 1; base on boll o ff McCall .1, UIdwin 2; hit by pitched ball. McCall. Time When in Dnytonn Bench Buy Your Senfood From the of game, 1 hour, 60 minutes. G ABRIEL --------GREATER HIDING COMFORT . n . S nU UIIUI DAYTONA BEACH------------------------------PHONE 953-J All kinds of Seafood fresh daily. Ocean Prown, Live'Florid* • Lobster Ocean Fish. P. A . MERO T a k e A d v a n ta g e th e se ISP^i — “ BLACK GOtD WlNfc DERBY . CHICAGO, July 11.— Black Gold, winner of tho $60,000 Kentucky derby Thursday won the Chicago derby rating handicap at a mile, at Hawthorne, beating King Gorin II, by eight lengths. Graeme wu« third. The price of Black Gold wh, s is the time of l AND x -.<■"••. < *• \ Demonstration in our Store Saturday on National Biscuot Com pany Crackers. rackers. . . ]j to 6. S A T U R D A Y ONLY oAf6 THRIFT ^ Octagon 5 LARGE BARS 2 1 pound National Biscuit Co. Assort ed Cookies. (P/vcrtficP ‘ fcrfd Nurmi slowed*tip crossing the line, looking over, his shoulder at Scherer, another Swlse star, who cam* from the Rufck/ to take placa In the Uat few atridea from Stallard, Great Britain, who cojlapsod at tho tope Just.aa his teammate B rok en Sliced 1 package U n e e d a Biscuits c o X ^ S f d h r > f i t fc S r ly R w o thirds of the distance with Elven ASK THOSE IN 8ANFO|tl) WHO USE IT. ■ s r js v /W Y i s r t ? , j a ■ V of • ■Jtho — 3F rest a , ofa the pack. . I a_ _ . . a But ______ Took raiovm. »tw w-vriA-ToT H A T IO K A t. B IS C U IT COHPAKV QJJXUTV r s . o DUCTS Jr ’ "TT.'. i .t’ B I " iilj *‘i p * r i f r m a i i i m SA V E T W O OR THREE DOLLARS < Y O U R GROCERIES EACH W E E K K IN G A N ’S We Deliver W E C A R R Y TH E V E R Y BEST H A M S, BACON A N D W H IT E ME j �F m T T n T n ir T i iwmmmy.______ ~ . 7' t ' ■ 1 - ’ ■! . ■■ ■ WWW n w (| r VI. «Vi•.*‘4* ♦v : ■ Ti Xr :; l i i i i i g i")!-p J .-.i* !, AND PERFORM MANY IMPORTANT TASKS FOR YOU *,» __ BUILDING M A T E R IA L Daily Herald p-a d rates Cash In Advance Ti HT? w » * a u t H r <•» i j, ■ * , ____ IH « «»• e* a ll«« 4 « a Hi m Typ« dou ble a b o v e MIRACLE Concrete Co., grnrral WANTED—Sanford Business men cement work, sldewllks, buildwho are in need'of competent help should read the classified page of The Herald. There’s no reason for sending out-of-town for Lumbar nml Building Material help when there Is probably just Carter I-umbcr Company the_person you want in the city. N, I^uro] St. Phone 665__ IIILLj LUMBER CO. House of WANT E D ^^o^bu yiT - Po7d~Se­ dan or coupe on monthly terms. .Service, Quality and Price. What have you 7_Box 5Q. Herald. <ut*a are f o r o o o g r S f e i e len g th eUr*i#n»fo tor flrot l^dpr Is restric ted to n . «»• kid will be responsible an* incorrect Insertion, i*r for aybaequont . n't office should be l^atdliielr ln 01 dorcnnsBitk nereaentatUa thorur with retea. rulee „itIon, will gl*a r.ott hrformallon. And tr thtr will aaalat rou In your went ed to make tractiveTHAT n o n e * , should give their . eottofllce addreae aa Otlr phone number If, remits. About ,OBJ , of e Ihoutend Aka A end the other* eanrt tie with , you unJeoa your addret*. •Ileaear* JJOf'L** |In f f P M i «• TH#. ■ * » » raid (film •> hr »•«•lteheae d'aroattaIere aet talk. Prompt. B.rvlc*. E f f ic ie n t estate ILE —Celery farms/ all Iprices. It will pa/ you if you arc trointr to buy, |at the owner*’ prices, E—5-room bungalow, all on laurel Avc. JLQOO, .i. |J3—6-room home, modor, liphu and r o b , well Lot 76 ft. front on Park Term*. frOLE REALTY CO., [Seminole Hotel Aniytx., -By rwner, 1% acres will! six-room house, ■nd Pecan Avc. Inquire "f care Herald, P o' ■fij )! * = hied To. p e n t -To rent, five or ten 'truck farm. Must have lit in good condition. Box IHerald. nted! Advertising7 LEARN ABOUT Polk County and . Are You Going to Build a New Lakeland, through the Star-Tele­ gram. Best advertising medium In Barn or Pul on a New Hoof? South Florida Published mornings. Star-Telegram, Lakeland, Fla. Special Summer Prices COIAnunUb (Q«.) LEIHIEU—Clasa-tfled ada have the largest circu­ lation In Southwestern Ueorgla. Hat a lo f l.yrord) line._______ GALVANIZED IKON ADVERTISE in the Journal-Hot^ o aid, South* Georgia’s greatest COMPOSITION ROOFING newspaper. • Morning, afternoon, wMkly and Sunday Classified rates STRIP SHINGLES 10c per lino. Waycross JournalHerald, Waycroaa. Georgia. CHASE & CO. TO REACH the prosperous farm­ Phone 563 ers.and fern growers of Volusia county advertise In the DeLand Daily Naws, rate lc per word, cash ; .> ■___________ LITTLE WANT AD in The Herald will bring you big re­ sults,' Advertise thoso old articles you Save stored away and have no nso for* A little thlrty-cent ad may bring you aevcral dollars. Phone 168 and a representative will call to see you. FLORIDA— ORLANDO— Orlando momng Sentinel; largest classi­ fied business, mte lc a word, minimum 24a.cash with order. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Ga.— Augusta’s greatest classified medium, rnto cash .09c charge. 10c per line, minimum ■80c. ** . ______« MAINE— Watervlllo, Momlng Sentlnel. Thousands of Maine peo­ ple arq interested In Florida prop­ erty. Reach them through the Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ tion. P A i*m Be a c h c o u n t y —Th0 scene of etupendoue development Read <about it In the Palm Beach Post. Sample copy sent on rcqueatJ ^ , -fr * ■ \*■ TAMPA, FIX>RIDA—Tampa Dolly Times, the great home dally, rate lH c per word, minimum chnrge 26c cash with order. Write for complete rate card. D K V i0 LOPHH8 a A iT T E N T I O N — r . n ■mcplft is begin n in g tthe g r e a to ng t "—r ' .i' de v e io p m e n t In Gloria, ' 'ii.kutorr; * a" h a lf , nUilioi m / l l i o n * d o l j k f " b r l d R a 'a e r n a e 'E a c nm smbla B a y s t a r t e d ; Quarter m illion d o ll a r o p e r a h ou a e' u nder c o n s t r u c ­ tio n ; t w o m illio n s b e in g sp ent on h lah w ay '; g r e a te s t c h a n c e f o r live dnvalopere to g e t In on g ro u n d flom . W r i t e 1 D e v e lo p m e n t D e p a r t ­ men t T h e P e n a a ro la News. W E S m r r f i l N T A - —C larVaburg. Tlie C larkaburr E x pon ent, m or n in g In clu din g Hunday, m o r n in g Issue. 1 c e n t p er w o r d , m inim um Me. TO'UEACti BUYERS' or eellcrs of Florida real estate advertise in the St. Petersburg Times. One cent 100,000 cent a word dnily, two cents a word iATOR SKINS Sunday "DO YOU WANT to buy or sell FOR PRICES anything?” If so advertise in the "Gainesville Sun.” RJTHERN ADVERTISING- gets results if it !& SKIN CO. reaches potential buyers. Pnlatka Daily News is circulated In onville, FU. an Industrial and agricultural sec­ tion. ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St. !■■■■■■■■ Johns County Is reached through the St. Augustine Evening Record, a t e ' ' Quick results. Two cents per word. Sample cop? on request. / i 'T f a r m G. a c r e s < l.ar»d, flv* r o o m •lory ba rn t w o te n flow Ing w e l l s , ’ .very (Ideal f o r D a i r y ) on lot* w«|i located. - l '7 7 ! |Uauiir ui b u u g a lo w a o n w**‘ » vlteap, term*. h»t in,u.e, sev en ' r o o m s. I“- w.it (lrat . t r e e t g o o d at. I* hu.lne.rn, w ith Rood lease |*< * money m a k er, c oroe SEMINOLE less Exchange |_Bldg----------- Phone 308 Miscellaneous Wanted In the C irc u it C o u r t o f the Seven th Ju dicial C ircuit o f Florid a, In and f o r Bem ln ole County . In C hancery. Petb W oodruff, Complainant. % K elsey llla n toiv ec at.. Defendants. CITATION . T o Jam** U. 5 * I'd r 11, John N. Bradshaw. II. 8. Adams. lUchle W oodbridxe. A lbert U. Haves and w i f e . ---------- Eaves. W illiam T. Neah and w ife, ------.— Nash. J. J. H a rris M. Gore, J. R. Challen. Marla C. Murphy, Jessie C . Murphy. Frank 8. Lewla, T rusts* bud hie Buereseors "< Truat, W, H. K e e f e r and w if e . —------- Kuefer, G eorge B. Morton. Trustee and hie Bucceseore tu Trust. Tloberl H. Ilam sey, T rusts* and hla Buccesaora In Trust, and *aeh and every or the said above named defendant*. If liv in g ; and If either. *hy or all o f '■fendapta bo dead, to all paraiming Interests under each WANTED— Money to loan on good first mortgages; now homes in Sanford's most desira­ ble residential section. FLETCH­ ER & nULGER BUILDING COM­ PANY', Room No. 9, Davts-Mc-. Neill Building, Orlando, Florida. Phono 1708, We know we cannot do ALL the hauling nnd transfer business in Sanford; but we do know that wc get the CREAM of it, nnd that the reason for that is the SERVICE we render. QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER, Phone -U'8. WANTED— Boys and girls to open savings accounts in the Sanford Building and l*omi Association. An easy wav to save and make your savings psy vnu eight per cent interest. We will U> glad to explain the plan to you. Sanford Building & Ixron Association, A. P. Connelly, Secretary. mid every o f the fo llo w Inu deceased d.-femlnritB. l o - w l l - James f Ilerdell John N. nrmlslinw, II. k Adams, lllrhle W o o d b r ld a e . Albert H ICaves anil Wife. ■ Haves, W illia m T, Nash nnd w i f e . ---------- Nash. J J. Harris, M. flore, J. It. t’ linllon. Marla G. Murphy. Jesaln I*. Morphy. Frank H. I-ewls, Tru stee and bis S u ccessors In Trust, W. B. K eefer and w if e — ----- K eefer. Qeoritr tl M orton. T r u s te e and his S u ccessors In Trust. Hubert II. Humsev, Trusleu nnd his B u ccessors In Trust or oth erw ise. In Bj>d lo lh o lands h<-i£ln«ftiil ds- laiiie.BiniodiKf v ’ l e r J i l s. tinder? a T m Thrasher, de* j cessed . .Thomns F. Wilson, deceased, Jeaalc Cloud Murphy deceased, and J; It. Murphy, dt-rene»d or o t h e r ­ wise. In and to t h e f o l l o w i n g d e ­ scribed lands, situate, ly in g and beIng lit the Cnunty o f Sem ln olo and Hta|e o f Florida, inure p a rticu la rly described aa follow s . lo-W lt: G overnm ent l^>ts T h ree ( 3 ) and Fni|r(4) of Bectlon T h i r t y - f o u r (14), Tfiwnablp Nineteen (IS ) Koullt. ItnnKe Thirty’ -one (31) Hast, and the North H alf ( N S ) o f the Houthweat Q uarter ( B f f 1, ) of Bectlon T h i r t y f o u r (34). Tow ns)ilii Nineteen (IS) Kuuth. B a n g e T h ir t y - o n e Kaal, and to any and all oilier permits, w hose names are unknown, c l a i m ­ in g any right, title or Interest In and to the property herein above dearrlbed. or any part or parcrl th e r e ­ of. It Is h ereby ordered that you and each o f you, be and appear before our raid Circuit Court at the Court Ilouan at Hanford, Florldu, on the tat day o f September. A- D. 1324, and I h m and there make an sw er to the bill o f com pla in t ex hlb ltrd against y o u In this cause. It la fu rther ordered that this Order o f Pu blication b » published In the Banford Herald, a newspaper pu blished In Hanford. Bemlnole County , Florida, once each w eek for eig h t c onsecu tiv e weeks. W IT N E S S my hand and the seal o f the Circuit Court o f tho Seventh Ju dicial Circuit o f the State o f F l o r ­ ida, In and f o r Bemlnole County, nn th is the 20th day o f June. A. D. lilt. E. A. DOUOI.AHfl. Clerk o f the Circuit Court o f the Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida. In and f o r H«rninulr County. ' (Beal) By A. M. W e e k s, D. C. a E O I l G B A. D ECO TTEH ,. Solicitor and Couneel f o r Complainant. * s ! 0 - l T T ; 4- 11- 18- I t _______ ln~the~Clrcult Court o f the Seventh Judic ia l Circuit o f th * Htate of Florida. In and f o r Sem in ole .County. In Chancery. Nettle Ingram , Joined hy her huehand and next friend. Joh n I* Ingram . Complainant*, v*. A a ron Jernlgan. rt j L Defendants. CIT ATIO N T o Aaron Jornlg an, Ilob ert Barn- For Rent Apartments _ • ; -J - r i-'-.fftfl FOR .REN T’ FRONT APARTMENT IN HER-, ALD BUILDING. 885 MONTHLY FOR SUMMER. INQUIRE AT OFFICE OF THE HANFORD HERALD ' 8ANFORD * ’* FOR RENT—Two-room furnished apartment, 703 Palmetto Ave­ nue. FOR RENT—'fwo-room house keeping apartment, 719 Oak Avenue. FOR RENT—Two-room apartmenl with or without garage. Apply 618 Oak AYcnue. fjr - - Help Wanted Lost and Found WANTED—Capable young man ’ 26 to 86 year* of age, who has ■Had some business experience for etore work. Write giving experi­ ence where and how long. Also aavise if could ca ll'fo r pertonal •Interview and how aoorv. could re­ port for duty. * Kilgore Seed Co., Flint City, Fla. i^ n u jlL D iN O ’ HOUSES in "sin ford the Sanford Building and Loan Association needs help. Wo have people wanting to loan mobey from us so tha tthoy can build. We can place $160,000 right now. If you want to make eight per ceijt interest and he absolutely safe in your investment buy preferred stock in a substantial Sanford in­ stitution. Consult your banker. Then call and well explain the matter to you. Sanford Building A Loan Association, A. P* Con­ nelly, Secretary. vine QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER to do (he job; they know how, and will handle your goods as you would yourself. Phone 498. elc ht consecutiv e w eeks. WITN ESS my hand nnd th e eoal Of the Circuit C o u r t of thn Seventh Judlclsl t’ lrcult o f the Stale o f F l o r ­ ida. In and f o r Semin ole County, on this the loth d a y of June, A. D. 1*14 K. A. I x u m i. A S S . 'C le r k of the Circuit Court o f tho Seventh Judicia l Circuit, In and f o r Sem in ole County. (Seal) Hy A. M. Weeks. D. C. OKOItCF A. P|{ COTTKS. Bollrltor and o f Counsel f o r r«mi>piainnnt. 1:10-2; 7 l - M - l l - I S RH-G-IG * Houses For Rent FOR RENT— 6-room house next re M in door to "Gables.” Inquire I*ola Evang, care Yowells. FOR RENT— Cottage J. Mu.tson_ 1'o B ttEN'f— 6-room house new* lr finished throughout. Good lo­ cation. _209^ 5 Si._______ ■ HOUSE FOR RENT—Eight rooms and bath, 808 Elm Avenue, LOST— A fox terrier puppy dis­ $40.00 per month. Phone No. Four appeared from my place on Sun­ t>r apply 300 French Avenue. day, dune 29th. Finder please re­ FOR RENT— Lower floor house, 4 rooms, bath, garage, located turn to G. W. Dyer. - Reward. at 11th and Elm. $30.00, See E. S. Rockcy, 111 E. Second Street. If it’s baggage, a piano, a safe, household goods, In fact anything Rooms For Rent movable, wo are In the transfer business for that purpose and FOR- RENT— Roome." Wouldn’t will handle them to your entire you bo nhle to uso the money se­ sntisfnctlon. Phone 498. cured by renting that vacant room now going to waste? There are mnny persons looking for places to Tho b e s t is a l w a y s tho ataY/ Help* take Care of them and CHEAPEST; tho more reason you not only make money but aasist in should call for a QUICK SERVICE keeping people In Sanford. Phone ur i nd over the telTRANSFER to do that job of 148 andt] give ytm moving, •whether it- bo a local, or phone. Use The Hcrald for quick n long distance haul. Phono 498. service. FURNISHED ROOMS for rent. Housekeeping rooms, equipped with water, lights, gaa; location cool and pleasant Apply 300 French Avenue. FOR RENT— One furnished bed­ room. 311 Park Avenue. FOR RENT—*-3 front roolns $16. Large ahade trees in yard, elec­ tric lights, sink in kitchen. 313 Palmetto, Avenue. an opportunity to '"keep abreasV vrii1th the times by Pot reading the classified pages of your daby . newspaper. Herald want ada contain many Interesting messages. It will, pay you to read them dallv. hart. Busan Uarnhart. Joseph It. Ask.-w. Sarah J. A sk ew , Ja m es W eek s, Joseph Flnenmi. Itebecca F ln rg a n , Henry A. Crann nnd Sophia. Crane, and each and every o f the ab o v e named d e f e n d ­ ants. If livin g, nnd If any. either S = . -------1 -------or nil of said defen dan ts he dead, to all parties cla im in g Interests under Varh and every o f the f o l l o w i n g d e ­ ceased d efen dsn ts. t o - w l t ; Aaron Jernlaan. Itoti-rt nnrnhart, Huaan Hnrnhart. Joseph U. Askew. Sarah J Askew. James W eek s. Joseph Flneitun. Ilehecca Fln eaan. Henry A t'ranr slid Sophia Crane, or o t h ­ erwise. In am) In the lands h erein ­ a f t e r describ ed; to all parties elalmItiK Interests under Jacob Hroek. d e ­ EIGHT TER CENT INTEREST ceased, M J. Doyle, deceased and Michael J fw y ie . deceas' d, or o t h e r ­ IS PAID wise In and to the f o llo w in g d e ­ on preferred stock Issued by the scribed lands In the County of S em ­ SANFORD BUILDING AND inole and State o f Florida, more LOAN ASSOCIATION particula rly described as fo llo w s ; HcKltltlltiK at a point on the r e n ­ YoUr Investment with this rap­ BLOODSHOT EYES ter line o f Mellnnvltlr Avenue In Tour father and rrandfalhsr kn Arc cured without pain In one day by idly growing Institution is the saf­ llth's Chi _ and trusted Wimtenmlth's the City of Sa nford, Klmlda. I COVS Crisis, Jiie. Just as moth •rs and father* feet North 4 d e c r e e s Kant o f the In­ Lconirdi't Golden Eye Lotion. No est you can make in Sanford. Con­ usi ______ tod, know and It with_ *b*olut« ___ ___ ___ at* te rsection of the center line of Melother eye remedy in the world at sult an ybankor and get his advice. . ____ For yoanf and old It la a con^denco. lonvllle Av en u e with the South line cooling, healing and itrcngthcning lor Wc have requests for 8150,000 rslishls anti malaria proscription; of Section 30. T o w n s h ip l». South, mads undsr one formula for M year*. weak cyr*. Insist on having “ Leon* and are offering the people of this IlniiKe 31 Fast; th en ce North t deTbs remedy for malarial and other ardi's.” It make* itrong eyes. At city nn unusual miporlunlty for Krees Fast alonx th e renter line of f*v*i>rv Including dengue; also for ininvusting. We will ho glad to talk M ellon vllle Avenue !)t> f r e t, thence *11 druggists. f nu*naa*ai l U S Ernn and grip. Excellent tonic after West parallel with the South ltlip the matter over with you. wasting lllneaa. Popular alie. •nr o f suhl Section Sd II I feet, more or mammoth alia. tl. All drugatorea. Our driver* arc competent, cour­ less, lo the extensio n of the Fast SISTER OF MARX DIF.8 Wlalsresekk Chemical Co, lea. line of Tier ‘'II." aerordltiK tn K It. teous and eccom mud ating; if they LeedeetlU. Kaatwchr COI.4H.inE. July 11.— Sister An- I were otherwise, they would not T r sffor d 's Map o f the T o w n of Sanford, Florida, Sjtld east line being tonia, a niin for many yenrs in the he employed by us. They are wil­ i 25* feet east of and parallel to the Ursuline convent near Cologne unit ling to do that Job Just like you i cant lino o f Ilay A v en u o. thence a sister of Itoich Chancellor Marx, wnnl it done. Give them a trial [ sooth slonK » « ld east line o f said died recently nt the nge of 6J nnd see for yourself. Rhone 408, •Tier "II," 114 feet, more or less i» | t| point west o f point o f bcKltiQ U ICK S E R V IC E .. T R A N S F E R . , nlnx. th en ce east 4*1 feel, more In point o f .besliwliut. o r ._ teas Fast V* fitfl g sser J8«t uoarti. w purposes. coutalnlnX f o r ____ stireel a MOTHERS g : acre* more or less, end here tn fore described oe l,ot S o f Hlla A l’ ace’ e Huh-Division as per pint Watch for symptoms of worms t h e t e o f duly of i.p n td , also. In your children. These parasites Deg Inning at a point n nlb e r e n ­ ate tho great destroyers of child ter line o f Mellon v 111e Avertue In the life. If you have reason to think City o f Sanford. Florida. 311.5 feet your child has worms, act quickly. North 4 d eg rees Hast o f the In ter ­ section o f the renter line o f MellonGive the little one a doso or two tof v tils, Avenue with the Houlh line of White's Cream Vermifuge. Worms Bectlon 30 T o w n s h ip I* South. cannot exist whore this time-tried Itnnge 31 Hast, thence North 4 J »g rece r j i *t, along the c e n t e r l i n e o f and successful remedy U used. It Mellonv llle Avenue. IV0 f e e t ; ’thertcd V - \ r I." j ills 12 U«>t 11)2 I, drives out tho worms and restores EFFECTIVE west, parallel with the salt! S o u t h , the rosy hue of health ta baby N o. 23 line of Bectlon ID. 5t>l fret, mnru nr i Nti 21 checks. Price 36c. Sold by Union leas, to Ho- easterly line o f the Houlhbound DAILY SCHEDULE 31 osea H Levy Grant ( m o r e c o n p I Northbound Pharmacy, moniy known as the Banford Ar. ‘ 2iZ5P .M . Sanford. A. C. L. V : 55P.M. Lv. G rant); thence Mouth 35 d eg rees West, along said Grant lin t 13IT Jacksonville, A. C. L. _Ar. -8 :15A .M* ,'i8 ; 15P.M. Lv. feet, more nr less to a point w«-*l of Savannah, A. C. L. . L v .^ 4 :0 5 A.M . the point o f begin ning, thence Hast 12:35A.M. Ar. • 13 feet, more or less to the point Columbia, Sou. Ity. Lv. 10:55P .M . Ii :35A.M. Ar. o f beg in ning , less the n o t 40 feel 9:30A.M. Ar. ... Chnrlotlc, Sou. Ry. ... Lv, 5:20P .M . reserved for street purposes, c o n ­ tain in g I I acres, morn or less, and 1 10:25 A.M. Ar.—Spartanburg, Sou. Ry. Lv. 7:3BP.M . h e r e t o f o r e deerrthud aa I-ol S o f Hlla A P ace’ s Sub-DIvlalon, a* per I 1:20P.M. Ar,..Hendersonville, Rou. Hy. Lv. 4 :45P .M . plat th e r e o f duly o f record, alao. 3 :4 0 P .M . ‘.2l25l\M. Ar...... Asheville. Sou. R y . - L v All of Hot* One ( I ) , T w o (1). T h roe (1). F ou r P4). Fiv e (5). Bla * 7:95P.M. Ar...„.....Knoxville, Sou. Ry,...... =Lv.7:40A.M ( « ) , Beven (7). Hig h! ( * ) , Nine t l ) . Ttl5A,M. Ar __ Cincinnati, Sou. Ry. ..... Lv. 8^001 ,I>L T w e lv e ( 11). T h lr l e e n (11), T w e n t y *t* LAWYEK tw o ( I f ) , nnd T w e n t y - t h r e e ( I I ) of * * Far* Acres, a c c o r d i n g l o / t plat th e r e o f duly o f rerord In IMal Hook rt- — Court House v 3 on p a g e II o f th* publi c record* of H*mlnolc C o u n ty , F lorida , and also All o f Block "B*. o f M ellonvlll*. aa per plat th e r e o f recorded In Plat n o o k I. on pa ge 110, .Of the pu blic records o f Heminola Cdutity. Florida, GRADUATR VETKUINARlAN and to any and all o th e r person or persons, w ltots n am es are u nk n ow n , Edniiig Car Sendee between Columbia and Asheville doom 205 Conrad noUdlng c la im in g any right, ti tle or Interest Phones: Office 20, llomw 21 a In and to th* p r o p e r t y h erein a b ov e 11 if ,*.' and Columbia and Charlotte. d escribed , or any part o r parcel Y j>w Through Coachcn and Baggiigr DELAND, PLA. * v . Cara between th ereof. ■i It la hereby o r d ered that y o u and Jacksonville and Anheville^ , each o f you. h* and a p p e a r b e f o r e TICKETS— RESERVATION— INFORMATION ou r aald Circuit Court, at th e Court H ou se at Sanford. Florida, on the G. W. CRIM, Ticket Agent 1st day o f Septem ber. 1*11, and then nnd there m aka a n e w a r to th e bill Rhone 63-J t ' ’ **: o f com pla in t ex h ib ite d a g a i n s t you Real Ea^ate and*Insurance In th is cause. It la fu r t h e r o r d e re d th at this I Pules tonnjBrumley Bldg! Order o f P u b lica tion be published The Standard Railroad of the South ffhnford, Fla. In the Ba nford H erald , a n ew s paper published In S a n for d . Bem ln ole ■■ At 1 ■ . .. 1V ■ County . Florida, o n c e e a c h w e e k ( o r ' F IN A N C IA L 3 !iChill ntersmiths Tonic of the Sky Special” A Now Through Train between Jackson­ ville and Asheville, operated via Savan­ nah, in connection with the Southern Railway (System. ^ F R tE N O ? C R O itlE T O > * O L O i _ 0 ’•aVARTIHcU N 6 V T . • N O '- Service Station. First Phone 447-Lt. ‘ JDRINK "MAVMEOLA," vr ■spate ful pure , fruit drink, etc. EIGHT PER CENT Interc paid oh money invested In 1 Sanford Building A Loan As tlon. $150,000 worth o f eight j cent preferred stock Is offered sate. We have demands for tfci amount of money and offer channela for Investment to oplo of Sanford, Consul nker about the ndvlsabil investing your money with ' Sanford Building & Loan elation, A, P. Connell£ ,_S eerietar FOR SALE— One mule and __on. 8ee J. T. Ouerry, Route ) FOR SALE—Two good cohrs and one Jersey heifer, one cow frith' with heifer calf. Will sell for cash or exchange for pigs _ chickens. “ E. T.” care Herald.. FOR SALE—6x5 p . ^ s . . and 2 H. P. engine, nected. Hooiehan-Coleman FOR SALE— ll&O/XM) in” eight per cent preferred stock.' Cah purchased on each payment The safest Investment in Sar All loans placed by this comf are secured by real estate, your banker about it. Then c ■and f talk the matter ‘ over' vriOC SANFORD BUILDING A LO/ ASSOCIATION A. P. CONNELLY, FOR SALE— Milk-fed broilers and fryers, 46 cents per. pound. 7 Phone 197J,_______________ * - .'l . Ask yourself the rosso.i why tho QUICK SERVICE TR A N S., FER is always busy, even when other transfers are idle. The rea­ son Is, they believe in that word SERVICE, and apply it In their; business. Call' 498. ‘ * *■- twi K H O U S E S -F O R SA LE FOR~BALE—Beautiful conier lot ! ■ 287 ft. x 200 ft; dwelling II rooms furnished warm to mild.. 8 crtLagcd. Iddal summer or winter- .. home, a real bargain. Box 831 St, . Augustine. Fla. '* r .1'‘ FOR SALE— N«w 5-room bUltffalow at 109 Holly Avenue. Price and terms very attractive. 113 Holly Avenue, the mast in Sanfc at n decided bargain. Easy See H. Faville, Corner Second ad Holly-Avenue. DRINK “ M AVIN RO U r Wonderful pure fruit drink, th* , best you ever tasted. Very de- V llcioUs, refreshing1 ,’ spumous, healthful. Moat economical, Fin* tar Home, Partuee, Dances, ete. "■ Send today 26c for THREE GAL- ‘ LONS PACKAGE or $1 for six “ packages, with directions. KJvttllo Company, CAYKY, PorU» ,’ H Rico. . ______________ MW w^mmmmmmm mm•N^W BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD Schelle Maines ;Through Sleepers Daily Between: 3 r* iif^flicksonville and Asheville *;f?Tainpa and Cincinnati (via Asheville) ji'.t Miami and Asheville v': ^^ksonville and Charlotte DR. R. M . W ELSH TOM MOORE 1( , OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN • 221 E. Flr»t St. • PHONE 410 G. W . V E N A B L E ATLANTIC COAST LINK V/H ATi TKI^>9 I t h i n * l*LU TAKE THAT IH I W ONDER * W N VT t i m e T H E T OPEN JNOLUUU iftK t 5 J 5 417 W, First St. ^*hone 4$ 1 Sanford Novelty Works ' v. o. colljba . * --------J « * » • » ! Sk*t u 4 Milt Wn % CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER l i r c « B ( N h l Itn O Elton J Moughton ARCHITECT W m P in t NaUonal Bask Bid* Hanford, George A . DeCo | Attorney*at>Law Over Seminole Com Fred I ATfORN P in t National Sanford M M M ra Contractor and Builder W . J. Thigpen g in g u p f a t h e r T H A H «V . LUST lo s T B y G E O R G E M cM A N U S tow Afcour JCMNIMC, THS ; MISCUI � 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, 1924 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, July 11, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 11, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 11, 1924; <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/1877492c53e775ad3de4672bc911b873.pdf db8f6ce5350d9a3e67dea10b92fad42f PDF Text Text iX- r 'ST ny ■. raUlifi rlT'r n i l iw ii ii hii i i w r r i T B XV A S S O C IA T E D P I , iPATCHES s Xn FORD, it r 'v £ >• • _____ < »•->£* •i". • Ci r*-i* •• FLOR DA, SATURDAY, . f Missing I Just About All In ■ ■ *.\v battle cr 1?.— Rev. Oren tor o f the B< Church near been mUflnir dny*. was fou rip* froth __<t _1__ A i l C on son i«><t m IJnsurrectioj ,'crnmen ^l’ . .s i J. it» K.) i | tardmcnt O f In Progress __ w r nlctan, pnatauntty Who hn* is homo It yesterday exhaustion . ill mMnt and nml thment BX '- K . K.” \nded bcUb . T o­ ' in a scriJ?+Citiy ignor‘ . *!hts dis­ three' IncKca h Worn, day * oun ant appearance. V He left homo Jul* 1 for hi* cottage at Orchard Lake. From that time until his wifo identi­ fied him hero today hi* wh4re.. . • v> •■ : #* abouU had been a mystery. Rev. aVnloon, on several Occa­ sions, lias spoken from his pulplt against the Klan and friends said ho had received a number of threatening notes. ' 1 w - '-w . .ir/* j' ■ •» j • - 1 -h ». ^ ! IV) V; K i& Decreases Scon in’ Infant rial nnd Trade, Activities Over Entire CoRijI^r Accordiug to* Regular Report of Fetfcml Reserve Board Showing Ing Large Readjustments df "Business Conditions Are Now Well Under Way 'Ii i I Jr.lX'n “ TT GERMANY VOICES )'fj'.'l* ’III'‘. "Jr'I* B BVf[ ytE IW lit Statement Declares ■vffVl WASHINGTON, July HL—An important readjustment of bus­ iness conditions characterized **by decreases in Industrial and trade Reports Say Note From Chancellor Mnrx To Democratic Nominee 8penda Today activity and lower prices was de­ and Tomorrow' In '$se!nsiori r British premier Saya Ger. clared by tho federal reserve at Revolution Is n i ftla Home oil **’ many Moat Hnvn board Into Friday night to be un­ I-ong Islaii W m . Ladd ost Terminated Repreaentation. - ____________________________________ der way throughout tho United States, ' Also Pledges H Vi NEW YORK, July 12.—John W. The board called attention to -LONDON, July 12.—Premier ..OS AIRPS, July 12. Davis ts to spend today and Sun­ redfih.J earnings by industrial MacDonald is Struggling with two Support' w ubI state ;o f civil War workers with a consequent. cur­ now difficulties' that havo arisen day-at hla home at Locuat Vxl-Sanday afternoon he will j to have Teaulted from tailment in their buying power as n result o f hU trip to Faris,' lcjr, L. NgW* YORK, July rape It,' to del *------. . aa he expressed . £ Ip nnd shnrp decreases in production ;urrcctioa at Sao Pnol6. and tho Joint nota issued by Pre­ try, JVfn. G. McAdoo. In a through Eighteen holes of golf ynTho Iqwcred prices have carried mier Harriot and himself. o “provisional goverti' idred at tha naarny Iinka dcr a hundred the near m«nt I«8ubd today, “ to every commodity excepting A strongly worded appeal from established by rebel* of the Piping Rock Club. food which remains' almost un­ w ould glY« John W,-: Berlin ha* be*n received by the | to the Federal Govchanged. ; Mr. pavls Daria lives on alx six rolling roll! British, and prubabb* transmitted cofdinl support and. "Tho considerable expansion of Mt at Bio Janeiro. A City Manager ^States Field ia ! today to Washington a* well, in acres of Long Utandi land sc aped Find Shape and Everything eduction during _ urn early pr ccnBorahip which la in which Chancellor Marx explains by their former own*?, A. C. UedV h .l month’s oif 1024,” the board aaid, But the (Irandstand t.‘om»let-~ his government will be placed In ford, o f the Standard Oil Com­ " * • ? » - & prevents accurate apThis rcmarktblc anapihot df Wllha.m Jennings Bryan was an Impossible poaltlon If German w it "was followed by important cur­ rd—Will Be Finished Sdon v is is In lu ll a ccord pany. Beside tho vast and pj^o( the situation but offlcaught near the ipd of the Denfocratlc convention when tho "Com­ is not entitled td a voice at th tailment in certain industries, in proirrcAfdve p ro g ra m o munlcations allowed to tentipua estates o f his neighbors, moner," wenry from arduous s» salons and a bit dispirited by un­ conference, which is to Settle the The' new municipal athletic field response to a lessoned volume of e renAr at Rio togothcr which was provided for In a recent current purchases and a hesitancy friendly reception* given him, t hows in his face that ho is an old details of the application 6f the such as those of George D. and U. in th e D o p io cro tic j?l Idxices received here from bond issue of this city is com­ on the part of manufacturers in 1. Pratt, of tho Standard OU Com- •aid Mr. McAdoo. “ I ap man whose political raco U'hlniost run. . Dawes report, 1 J! . . A_ i U« t katMi rcei indicate that bom pleted ■except for tho grandstand placing forward orders- In fset, . r » i >1 ■ , • pahy, who own nearly a thousand that, as president, he ’ Issue for Conference t" of city of Sao Paulo ia which [a rapidly being built. It has there has been in recent mpnths f acres, the home of the men who fully execute the pa Intimation la convcyod that the ns and that federal force* been learned from City Manager n larger decrease in production shock to 84, opinion o f the exclu­ wak ambassador to Great Britain of certain commodities than In few days ago wore within W. B. Williams. sion of Germany from the confer* appear* simple, solid apd comfort­ ^R eferrin g to * critlcli { hart retired. " Work on the field itself and the their current consumption, nnd in ence as contemplated . bar the able. some quarteni against consequence stocks of these com­ new baseball diamond has just lal communique given French and now considered by Mr. A winding roadway, leads up because o f hlaJronnec been completed nnd they are In modities have been reduced. MacDonald, aa an lasua for the day at Hio and delayed good shape, ho aaid. The field has bertaln InteresU as a Decreased Credit Demand conference Itself, to decide— <vou!d through gray-tipped pines McAdoo said Mr U here, says federal forces been tiled so that it will bo an Ideal “ The recession in business ncgarage and ample flower* garden, to arouse nationalistic feeling, and character, Integrttyj- ahd a Shingled house, ’ stained Wvwii ,y concentrated their spot for any kind of athletic game tivity has been accompanied since wreck the chances of German ac­ Three local detachments of tlys rosters of tho threo outfits this ucmnnu for lor There! are a hundred twin* o f this ihould satisfy every appreB uncertain poinU’’ ia the or celebrations of nny sort, Mr. April byv a decreased demand ceptance. ‘ . ’ morning arc: credit for or commercial, purposes, Williams explained, bocauso of the Floridn National Guard will leave rfMi satisfactory result*." Germany, in this note, also In­ houso outside every larg# city In o f this Bert. Medical Detachment and thiss, together „ with the con- hero on a spccfkl train “ If I did not believe this, l***' troop* Are nrtvsne- fact that it may quickly bo drained vokes tho AR7, 3, 6 originally put the United States. Ralph E. Stevens, Major} Sarlinued inflow or gold __ Imports, has 11 nurd Mr. MaAdoo, I coul y halting, retaining, the after even very hard rains and in brought nflow goantn Tom E. Meredith, James W. forwhrd in the British notes to * At 8 o’cloek Friday morning, be­ render aid because I have a about an unusual ease in o’clock Sunday morning for dry weather it may be - Irrigated 7 the allies, but now abandoned, guerei H' from flowing zulphur water well* the money market. The decrease Joseph E. Johnston at Jncksqn Caudill, George Schall and Wil­ that the Dawes scheme lies out side the leaded gless French win­ believed that the interest* * '-the last 'twenty-four as are the farms in that vicinity. in the volume of commercial bor­ villc, Fla., where they will go tfltqj, liam McKlm, and Corporal Billto aido thb treaty of Versailles, and dows of the dining room, Mr. Daris people’should n e W b e sv4- ber of prisoners arid It has been said there is prol> rowings, however, has been Its. camp for a period of two weekM Bucurcl. hence mdst •be agreed to by Ger­ was having breakfast with his ed to a merely *«lft*h t the roVols' havo ably not another’ athletic field in than the additional purchases of Prtvntes arc Merton Aycocko, many—not Imposed on hsi*. wife, her sister. Mrs! Philemon M. The local companlca comprise ap­ The m orale'of Florida that can compete with this investments by commercial banks Robert Mason. Troy Ray, Reuben Watson, of Indianapolis, and hi* . lrtdprlng that *^»o London Bankart’ Stand iws U excellent.” • one In drainage facilities, so well so. that the total of member-bank proximately 118 men who will go Mitten, Darwin Bnlmes, Elmer qwn sister,' Ml** Emms Davis, who But of more importance .thart credit in uso is not only larger Ranks, Oliver Butner, Clarence has it been arrange^. Where other to camp. message fr\im f. Japprotests -— o f Germany, ------. . J s ’ the atfll lives In his old Borne In Forlson. Piercq tho -----According to the rosters of tha Clark. Julian states that the gov- fields will b* sloppy»and extremely than at the beginning of the year vld U d d BockwML' Rockwell, r attitude of the leading M o d 0” Clarksburg, W. Va* but larger than in any previous wet during rainy seasons, it has it warehouse at the port c ,m p .„ l., - U . r bankers towards the 'international rdnm is thf period. been pointed out that the local field is Afire. J * * ' ! ' In connection wifh the credit will nttend camp there will l.o 811 ci , w> Richard Haltsclaw, Millard loan tb -Germany/ which ria ' toe will not be hampered by thl* dlfflKta. ___< the ____ _ _ nd water situation, the board said that the from the Medical Dotachmcnt, 17ji^ w e William Moyo, Edward Mc- foundation of tho Dawe* jd fB / H a other/ PE JANEIRO. July 12.— «Uty, a n . ' r‘ jwsfti through can ing assets qf tho jtajJUfeXM: I'from Headquarters Company andiCrfleyf Charles Porter, Claren^ runnln on f i f e ir t b t t f o Y f n s 170 from Company ng , fflM 70 from Company C. Tho threlfStlnsotl, Tom " ToWnsend, Jart fraise thalr quota of ths German »«r Whlsman, Clarence Wynn and J#*1 _ ....station clocks. departments form par trbmely dry M» V10 - , ., loan upon the basis envisaged th stAtuary, and Prt i : TVxt U Minton Wynn. •Tho field, which comprises pbout at any time for six years. Thev Infantry of the Florida National . c jnan-in*rit*h*y. antry Ifirvla to tHo dollar. tho MscDonald-Jlerrlot Joint note. which every publh Mr. Rockwell'* lettet 15 acres, is well fenced in and Ih were approximately $220,000,000 Guard. Headquarters Company wire missing. H M * . to 3 Davie anld: British finance is solidly behind collects, ready for use. Grass has been bfloxv the figuro of the an<6« dm* Lieutenants LeRoy V. Chlttcn. At.the camp tills year ttiorc will pleasantly lighted room, fUlaa.wlui Rebeli Successful "PleaMc, accept my wsrmas planted and the baseball diamond last year. The dhclinrs in earning he nian from Florida, South C a r o ­ dan and P. A. Mere; Sargeant tho Dawes report itself and de­ comfortable chairs and tfcblse TVIDKO, July 12.— Ac- rounded out with clay.' au-rts have been genera! In all lina and Alabama instead of the Major Harold Washburn; 8at- mands the whale report, and noth glratulationa upon your nornlr ’ to authoritative advices Y' The grandstand will in nil prob­ hr iki, but have been paCiculurly Florida nicn alone as in former goants Donald Fay and Harry ing but tho report. Tho premlor ■trewd with magaslnel Immediately after breakfast, Mr by wireless from Santos ability not be completed for about '•n go In tho New York hark. d that if the loan ts sh; Corporals’ Corporals Walter Bach Bach. has been told year*, according to news received yfinibish; Davis went’ for a w*lk Ih hla gjtff brt Alegre, tho Brasilian 30 'days although the field is now. our p a ra le assured • _ v Virtually nil important indus­ here soitic time ago. Owen Higgins, Will Fields arid to succeed, there must bo no “ con­ Jare continuing successfully ready for use, it was learned. Tho tries showed decreased cmployCecil Flowers: and Privates Mal­ trol*” bosldSs those devised by doh, accompkned by “ Do^hy Mil* o f the highest ordpr, and wb During the past encampments I'perations, which, It is dis- grandstand, which is built on. the mer« in tho last two month* a* colm Cameron, LeRoy Colcirian, the Dawes' committee, and no at­ atead ns sho calls herself, dged fbuv *r^ elected presldsnt^ne so is iimfftd to n sre directed against tho southwest corner of tho field, will compared with a yoor •'go. The at Camp Johnston the Sanford de­ Robert Garrison, Alfred O’Connor, tempt by Isolated allies to seize and a half, daughter o f the gar­ and the Sanford men |mcnt of President Ber- have a seating capacity of about laigrst reductions in pa> roll, tachments record th ^ p U Amer|e* iney dener, and the only person In Lo­ or continue to hold apodal plWgos individually huve taken some of tbu Eric Vihlcn. Porter I^nsing, Louis it ia Mated they arc In 1,000, stated Architect E. J. weri rc|Hjrted in the autoiiiobtle, hlsrhest honors In target practice,,Gufford nnd Hornce Hurnscna. ’ • which tho report Indicates mu^t cust Valley who didn't feel both be proud of. “ I want to take this Ite control of Sao Paulo agd Moughton today. It will have a iron rnd steel and women’s cloth­ that something tremendously im­ Company D bc given up. athletic mntchca und the like and H m PI | J B of my entbc aspura. you feared the movement may tier of section on tho cast side ing business. Briefly, banks have served portant had happened and uncer­ Capt. J. C. Hutchinson, Hu Lieut. ’ , the hope is expressed by various San­ support and to jwish you to all Ilrazil. Reduced Karnlngn notice ort Mr. MacDonald that the Harry T . Losslng and Lieut. Stcwwhich will be reserved for negroes, tain what to do about it. . ford citizens that they do as well The reduced earnings of factory London conference will fall, iso lerou* troops arc reported he said. ai^t P. Dutton. The garden was solidly beh nd cess that I know will be you , . t. ,. this summer, Mr. Rockwell's letter to far as getting money U concerned, the Democratic candidate to the In conclusion tho architect said v.d other industrial workers were In* toward the state of Pa Rcrgcatnts William F. Rungo. Tho Sanford Modlcul Detachment Iwin here, tho dispatches say, that plans for bleachers also have reflected in smaller department acts ns tho medical corns for tho Robert L. Robinson, Wilburn L. unleks an Agreement is reached extant of • dot*n blotomlnfr rpso Bryan expressed ilmUar rnente. In an Interview whl! elieved they will be Joined becri drawn and that If money is stores sales. Mall ordor houses al­ entire National Guard or tho state Rumple, Ellsworth C. Harper, John making Isolated action by ono or. j-.gi.eg The u lawn, closely cut, was wet dictating these 1attars. so showed smaller movements on fcl, •ids* by ' Ptrnna state troops and left over after tho grandstand U W . Mere, Jr., Glen Whitcomb, two of the allies of nn economic ' the trees of from their shelves during- May o f Florida. It has held this dis­ James G. Michael, Fred Link, Fred ebaracter against Germany an tm- nelghhorin- eiU l«s. Mr. Davis, Rockwell told newsy finished they will be erected. tinction for several years, tt is un­ official relations wl Tho bond issue provided for |30,- and early done* • possibility. .. ^ , •' 1bareheaded and in • loose blue suit W. Pope. [movement is said to be derstood. ...................... htodlUek at wholtPrices of comtnc 000 tq bo expondoa on the field and I the famous Rio Grando Corpdrala Mark Beatty, Joel Boll, ia mere must i » , *lth a thin white'strips, showed Tho names of tho men who will i Colonel /J o a o Francisco, its equipment of which about half aaic dropped more than n full one attend the camp us given on the > Continued on page 8. made 'It plate, howert cent nvciaRO in May,' and a no more Ruhr, and tho J J g jd h ^ •aomo years has been corn­ was spent for the land and tho per pefsonni relAUona with greater drop appeared In proupeit other half is being spent for its el a brigade of state b« placed eround the roots of the continued “ peculiarly p June, lom picjj figure* fur to this effect ’ |*tationcd in Sao Paulo. Tho reparation and'for the equipment, ff.r rest of the rose bushsk.Mr. Bock which are not yet available. The These warnings. I learn, nava •ay the rebels succeeded Mr. Williams saW. His automobile was waiting. Mr. he aid not know w M t; general level with tho exception had a profound effect tn political Tho grandstand is being built on •ing the Sao Paulo state McAdoo’e attitude In of food prices for May, tho board quartcys, fog* they emanate from Davts said goodbye to “ I |cnent which has been re- a firm concrete foundation and x>f reported, was six per cent below campaign, It and sarofdttr wcNekrYUAGl .-2 0 1 the same quarter* which, just k* good material. It ts understood l.by a military Junta under and started for New fo a • the conference Sa I wiw MIC Ruasian-Britlsh UUBBiail-glllMkll wtuvsviivw.pw. • York r y . JIJ that dressing room* a™ .U10. ,llt0 tht iovcl of May, 192& Rondon nnd Mlajor (. Compared with a yoar ago, the acmilled here, loaned a statement i second days gyind ■» candidate. ^ are being constructed in tho lower revolteJJ with the part of the stand which may be report added, tho abnrpaat price iment under hia command, used RALEIGH, N. C., July 12.— by the various athletic teams decreases were in building mate­ ALLENDALE, S. Cn July 1 2 .[railroad from Santo* to Sao Before jtoviegjlata !a«t 1 rials, house furnWilnff* and mot- Standlng In the prisoner's dock by Acting under the call of Mayor E. wishing to use them for-such a whet Iteji^xd^ would l ilo ia not operating and R. Culbreth, a wide search will bo alrt, Prices of farin' commodities prevented, apd will continue, to • _____ demand of tho prosecution and by raphic censorship Is very purpose. AwM la iid ' at ISL count . _ started today of this City and ad­ m d focxla. which did not advance tho protest of his own counsel, event, any serious outcome of Locust Valley, I/ong I in early ll>23 writ l mort other Dllson G. Harvey, former gover­ jacent territory in an effort to o Anglo-Russlan meeting. jcrstiq i W. Davis, Democre *C ocate MaJ, Samuel 11. McLearygroups showed Increase* suffered nor of South Carolina, pleaded not loci president, puk in » [.NOS AIRES. July 12.— A ‘ or McLeary disappeared in HalMalt_________ __ _ t . n.vch smaller dacUnds. guilty Friday when he went on eigh on July 8 .when he wet be- Agent Is Indicted For: celving a continuous to La Nacloh from Rl6 t A total of 148 arrefte wyr* callers, among them trial for a second time on charge* lioved to hsve started from .here “ r» the Brasilian senate ...................... * police Uca fiforce dur- McAdoo. ri Hillsborough Sheriff o f violating the atete banking law* to Columbia, S. C. Prior to hts 2nd Degree Murder made by the local 8ml UW, Governor \J ‘ Tiber have voted motions ing the __ _______ monthvo|«JfM^M iDlrc' dell'Hull, chairmani In connection with tho failure of disappearance, Major tho government's firm McLeary to Investigate Suicide the Enterprise Bank of Chaf-lc*- wired relatives from htt$|ftr a TAMPA, July -12.—Quincy W. OeTpts from estreated bonds and erantlc national con: H| .in the present emsrgenAfter an hour'* “dent Bernarde», reply­ KNOXVILLE. Tenn? July 12.— ton, of which he was president. Hum of money to be sent him at Nelson, special agent for the At­ fines and cogte In the municipal July • 1?.—Sheriff TAMPA, ; • spokesman in the chant' Asserting that ho had boon warned Columbia. Failure to claim the lantic Coast Una, was Indicted court amounted to 81,919, accord­ The former chief executive stood I deputies, skid that [it the that he was bolng “ firtmed for ht* Spencer minounced today he will with arms folded while tho court money led.to knowledge of Ms non­ yesterday b f a grand Jury on ing to th* report o f Chief of Po­ lice Roy G. Williams for that |I trial tho aupport given by aw enforcement activities U»e Rer- Investigate from every angle the clerk reed the indictment charging appearance at that point. He was i hV now ILr. , r.. charge.L) . — rir. month, which wae -filed at the city second* dt itrps murder p t elements in the nation Z: yr. Gapt, charged with the mur­ death of Doyle 8. Bleumle. killed said to have been seen en route to him with accepting various depos­ , dftarleston, S. C., for an aaalgn- connection, with the shoottag to clerk's office Friday. tho government to der of Anderson Green in a mwU last night, but declared by police Oompurlson o f this report with » »ith tha difficult . ftrob- Ing betwkqn officers and alleged re lxs 'a eulcide. Illeurtile, SO years it* after he know ihe bank to be ment at the coast artillery popt of di «th a fortnight ago of Maredf S Alvarez, a taxlcab driver. The the t«poMf<for'MH)r shows *. eohclnK it. H« added that the rum runnera, deniedl When b etook old, and a w sll' known aviator, Insolvent. HU countenance showed Fort Moqltrie. ’• .._ d s o | with «g adhesion Of the public the sUnd at his trial in ^federel hot himself twice in the head. no change when Judge J. Henry J. 8 . 'Ainsworth o f Austin. Tax., shooting followed aa altercation MidorshU- decrease tn th f’ ltotsl re­ Johnson upheld the demand of So­ arrived here Friday to eld In the ceipt* but only tyre* lese arrests statement that I •t the country showed court here last Friday that he fltefl licitor Randolph Murdaugh that March for Major McLaary and ™ ~ -9 S H S ? * • v iv -. then during the month of May. nd w ■common sense of tho na- the shots that killed- Groan. j, el son contends he shot In self* The total number o f'a n s s te for His testimony was corroborated police they struggled to P«»ent defendant Uko his place in t/w other friends o f the family In T**‘»s Nuld provail. this Is year up to June i80 is 808: * by Deputy Prohibition Agent W. O. him taking his Hie. The sheriff dock for. arraignment. W reported en route toXolelgft, the ro wore H arIINGTON. July 12.—Tho Hill, who himself declared thst he asserts direction taken by bullets . Edgar A- Brown, of dcf*n»« r. Amswortb steted that he beof Hao Paulo and other followed Green when the latter ran and location qf pbwdelr marks Jus- counsel, protested vigorously, de­ ed Major McLeaiY^hed become ilclals have withdrawn and fired three shots at him when tlfied an investigation. poratity^ mentally . unbalanced Convict claring that It was an unheard of le bare, aa a reault of Injuries i capital, which is entirely ho turned toward his pursuer with procedure for a defendant in this WJVE KILLED IN Co El IBION ' atolln hla band. id during the w j * War and “ tjtrol of/ the revolutionkind of action to be compelled to 1 *w - 1>f i<4 • PI-‘ —r * '■ I of this sert-as the figure* J testified, tried to stop Green s /.!» Ittkds•t his identity.1 ”» ‘ enter the dock. , He was told by had lost EAST PATERfeON. N. L, July fjOilo June th* total of arresta today fronnConaul Hee5E, July 12.— Despite the fact IhdljPolka de­ at he coaid note Judge Johnson convictions for ths * __film man. his ahd her ■ t ; S . ,Hui 12.—One man, hla mother Seo Paulo pmclai Carolina w 3 i i = ' 'intoxicants on ths stand, related dcUiU of tho three grandchildren, were instantly an exception to e ruling if he de- partments all over North dispatch was • on the look- cently rsturnsd •from had been advised to be affair in . Jeff#riK>n county Uat m d h o d b ^ W t h t o e f hive for that cyr, no report after having escaped and out for the army officer, September and then dec Ured that killed when au automobile was 61 The selection o f a Jury *ras com­ tha revolt he had been warned that tha inck by an U*ln ° ° pleted Friday within a xhort time iment It gars, i . * lescaped rr here m dlctment agfdnet him was frsmed after the case was called:' i» excapt -that for hts activities agninst whiskey hr•e arid property largest number of Testimony of W. W. Bradley, . June was m *d. for disorat ate hank examiner, conaymrd trftffic. , -_| . ..niliiw hich he was driving to conduct of which then! [•fficial communication ically all the morning sesslgnmcnt snd It was quarexzminer, referring to n a local garage fo r one " "y n,h# BcaailUn etnbassy an’ J f r j S ' w” h t o ? oWeers^he CHICAGO, July ..t. Rio Janierp; aa of his office, traced tbs t early this month: September, 116% H7; aaid torprtee Bank un­ Culbrelli test Ing when it ws* nt of ii read It to aid *^ {T x n zT t 1 u ix jz j Iw when HIU a (OSKJJ the IpJy the missing [ tiring yealerday a ||f -5* wiah of the’ cot of the f »*ak ATHLETIO FIELD COMPLETED AND READY FOR USE Three Local Detachments Florida National (Juard Will Leave Sunday Morning for Camp at Jacksonville 9E ciR„ajtsi s i SfeJ: Former Governor Of South Carolina Is On Trial Again mm P olice Departm ent K Knoxville Preacher Says Was Framed For Enforcing Law 4T ,"b3S U C f f if g M ARKp 3 S % £ \£ S t .s r ^ a a r a 'V B ^ s a * J ! f U 5,S « B S W SST* durin* ^ ^ r* .* : �k"r T* ‘ i 1X0 u S b«M hit*. A N IS F R A C A S MA1NES at Is proud of his Boh Meriwether is a hit col­ had to Wear a farhrftr lector, aggregating five In as many from grinning all over trys. He stole everything except , He likes this victory Orlando’s bats. Wade Entxminger got hit mule put of the bath tub last evening. th Thursday MERIDIAN, Miss., July 1 1 ,Prohibltlon Agent D. S. Cleveland was shot to death and Sheriff N. E. Carmady narrowly escaped In­ jury Thursday in a battle, with *1leged moonshiners eight miles from this city, according to word received At the sheriff’s office. Details of the affair were not available here but a posno with bloodhounds has gone to the accnc. Cleveland, a former Meridian ponan, was 48 years ol rded iss one of the r enforcement officei Didya nee the pnrado staged by Ports gallant boys with the drum is ha should have the homo and everything. You might have to; bechusc Ms britches heard it. Who knows? llm to nth home. This baseiard on a fellow's clothca. Hutch whiffed more than any other fellow, and then surprise] - white overalls made the himself by taking a hit. ilc like It has painter’s colic, dy remarked that It soundByrd is there with the fly stuff. but swlU take a two sackcr Oc­ L: Posses Seek Two Vy casionally. . md, wall that is all the band Posses tonight were continuing M :to -do, Tunes’ were outHear John Glllon on the traps. the search for Ed, Ben and C|ydo by the Umpires. Pickett, ;brothcrs, wanted in con­ nection with (ho killing o f D. S, inen could afford to have red Cleveland,’ prohibition agent, at s sewed on his britches legs, Leesburg next Thursday. a whiskey still, alleged to have rt take much ribbon, you zee. Men operated by them eight miles " Fort has a patent for a drum o f hero. * h Marshall it’s different. Ho Cleveland, a former Meridian like atripcs no how. policeman, and Sheriff N. E. CanSherm Lloyd, wasn’t the band uady, engaged in a pitched bat­ h ’those kind’ of bats, and director, but ho lend In the mus|c. tle with the alleged moonshiners kind* of streamers Orlando when the officers attempted to itad an Imposing.appear*ucc. Orlando’s bnzzoo players had all raid the still. Cleveland wap shot sin as Jt were. played out before the eats were an­ with a load bf buckshot, nine of ST: n f V’ ^ nounced. Not a note was given, the missiles entering his head and Klssam wore his streamer when their turn came. upper part of the body. Bofore dy­ i banquet, trying to look like ing. he fired until his pistol was a hula girl, H Urlbert followWell It was a good time any­ empty. way ,and the spirit of Kiwanis Is Sheriff Cannady was uninjured. building Inter-city friendship. The three men disappeared in dwards operated on one of mounted i.ttstcrdsy, a n d jjB t.H to Twenty reasons, why Orlando a densoandundergrowth, went to their homes, was substantially beaten yesterday horses leaving there in automobiles, the afternoon, follows; officers said. Stato Prohibition im; made a Bebout, •* Commissioner Dailey, accompanied idld battery but Orlando Overlin, by a detail of his Assistants, is ex­ think *o. Steele, pected to arrivo from Jackson to­ Meriwether, morrow mohling to assist in the McCall, hunt for the men. • -M &all and Klssam matched hero selves'wjth t , three, bagger gch— Home tuns were not allowd. No ground rule, but the pitchrs did not offer any such and bch, you understand. - ----------------------- Mathews, f •• Gardiner, ; / ' Lane— ALL PLAYERS of Base . Ball - ■ and Bert Fort, '■’ Doc. Marshall, • fiherm Lloyd, Schcllo Malnes, • John Glllon, J. G. Michael, * A. Raff eld, Sam Baumol—-All players of .‘- ’ Music. Mathewa oays Orlando will br.it infdw if jt takes ninety-nine ps« And Mine one ttpllod "make tho first sack. by ■acclamation on 103rd ■ l i t / .the . , Palmer takes tho cake for being «n originally dressed rimfirc. hreatfhw I m Fpitk’ nfoia* ptayM *Tt ain't going to The gun that ho packed wns not mom’’ and the weather necessary for the visiting bunch ■ ■ ■ ■ ! ! w*« lacking In pep as well ns banc ball playing. , warns orously hold Shorten D ista n ce ight Betw een Bay Cities ? J (Continued from page 1.) . - - i -----h to n b tow ” thd game Ini some ------manwnat, f he u~ ' meant . wai However, Mr. c- made dear. oli <m. eausl tho ’ occasion, 1} to to the I.'An ob ection c------ toto ' m i the charge • (Continued from Page 1) • Ovcrlln makes third; Meriwcothcr safe on first, scoring OvdHnnd, McCall hits for three.sacks, scoring Htccle and Mcrriwcother; ByM sseritices for McCall, Hutchinson runs, four hits, one fans. emir*. third throw dw tjlip pirn out «t at first. runs, four hits.' Lite, two t wo errbtti. error;..1 riirm.irh first. Bdwnhds singles to deep center, but XisMun and Ed­ ward* advance on the throw In, Klnutm attempting to stretch his Into " run is thrown out nt home plsth; While breoses.’ No runs, .... 'eather steals,,Byrd swings but I« * Second Inning , . Orlando at bat: Philips and Jin- irdwn out, while .Meriwoalhor tk(i home, McCall steals third, kins whiffs, and Michael out. pitch­ er safe on .first, scoring Ovoylln, [utchinson out second to'first, but IcCall scores, Berg duplicates errors. [utch. Twb rufli,' two nlta, no .Sanford: Berg breexes, Mnthow* walks, 'Bebout ftos. Overt fa r * ! K ig M h ^ „.n g m ikes’first <jh fielders choice bpi Philips whlfs, Jinkins singles to MatheW* plows up ground all over icp right, Is out When Bebout tags second base, tears his hritehto r M im between flrfct kiid 'rtcori(r *6f bodts ft for homo—he Is out. Ntt iichscli’ pop. -(Michael should runs, no hits, no errors, „■ tvebeen out butInfield fN i'w erc *« ‘ Third Inning - : it of order yostchlfcy). Asher is A*bcr out, Rebout to Berg, Mathews out McCall to Berg; while Hurlbert breezes. No runs, no bits, no errors. Sanfora: Steele takes n lnmhrist from Rissam and Is given first,' steals second, Meriwcathrr singles ovpr third, stonls second, placing Stoclc on third, McCall fnns, 1 files out to center, but Si scores on tho throw in, whilo 1 riweathcr^P caught nt homo " '. One run, one on. same play, no errors. Fourth Inning . Klssam matches. McCall with three . sackcr, And deliberate steals home. Douglass out Hutch «tnd loves, duplicating Bebout, Hutchinson and Rcrg whlfs, Gartliner taking Matthews place, doubles to center, Reboot walks, and Overlin gods out pitcher to thiftl. No runif, one hit, no orrors. Fifth Inning Michaels gets on when Ovcrlln misses third strike, Asher singles to center, Michael tnking third, Asher steals second, Mathews safe when McCall tags Michaels be­ tween third and home, Hurlbert Is hurt by McCall and shoves Math­ ews over to second and Asher to third, Kissnin whifs, and Edwards taking .. Doug! .. Inss’* turn goes out Bo Young, the bout to Herald No run;*, one hit, :ou!d be given one error, nt Coolidgc to Sanford: Steele singles to orial sanction, right, pilfers second, Moriwenther decided upon, singles to third, and while umpire 1 upon by the is asleep Steele takes third, hut Is c department, denied the honor by being called r government- out, Meriwcather succeds in taking as said. That second, McCall iust walks out on ! arbitrator in third strike, called, Byrd pops to .city wns one left. Two hits no runs, no errors, me observer*. Sixth Inning cut was still White is out McCall to Berg, i of tho ugroe- Philips singles, Jinkins singles, ns withheld. plncing White on second, Mlchnels nest desire of singles, filling bases. Asher rolls co-operate ini one to Birdie who picks it up nnd for early ex. Moves it for a few minutes, finally Wes program, throwing to McCall, while Philips Inod their dis. is strolling home. (This wns Called -ienn delegate a feature piny hy some misguided 1 vote" in thv fan). The buses yet full, Matthews rftth Without S«n on fielders choice when takfi*' the informal Jinkins out at home, Overlin rdcred to rig- throwing to first who drops it, nnd in some wny Gardiner recovers In -------time to play hack to Overlin, who I'C ATION plays to Steele catching Asher, Hnd the drive is over. One run, Pn., July II. three hits, one error, cr, who gradSanford: Hutchinson fans. Bert* inclng skit, which drew lento from tho gatherof thee# numbers w*re fw considerable apace rdlnary - » , 7 * J i Box Score • ido Kls. ab. t. r, Zb ...... _ 4 1 0 0 h. 2 1 r :„. 4 0 1 A t O v IrS o . la th e - 0 ' S ta te Men’s Topkis and Hallmark lltato. County and Municipal. .Bonis Michaels, rf / • ’» Totals GhL. Sanford Kls. Bebout, as ... Overlin, c ... Steele, 3b ... Caah on U a nd -------„ ____________ ___; T r a n s it Ite m * .................... ...................... _ ............ Dapnaltar* O a a r a n t r e F u a d ________ M u t u a l F i r e F u n d _ __ ________ ___________ . .. . 'T otal -------------------------------------------- i ...... . ! . .. P _ .» J [} Capital Htock raid In ... ........ ............ Rurplu* Fund. ....................................... Undivided rrom a (lea* Expanse* ami Dividend* Unpaid _____ LI.:. individual Dvpaslt* Bubjact tn Clteck T im a .C e r tific a t e s n t D e p o sit Per Dny, 70ctH and Up. ____ _____ _ Cashlar'* Checks Outstanding ............ S T A T E O F F L O R I D A , Rrm lnn l* C o u n ty , **: . ..... I. C. n . C L O U N T a C a s h ie r o r th d ah n v e-n a m a d Dank, d o — <-& th at th e a b o v e s t a t e m e n t Is t r u e t o tha beat o f my k n a o i2 l' e , , e f „ C. R. CLOUNTP 5 ’ COU IU 5C T -A T T E ST ->1 a . . J. A. CLAIIK a ^-, I T. W. LAWTO* S u b s c r ib e d and s w o r n to b e f o r e m » th is f t h d a y o f July im ? T . U LINOO. . N o u r r l * i J ■ VJ ■ \ f U j ^ k Ladies’ $4.00 one-strap Pumps, Patent, Suede and Satin Union Curtain Scrim in E>crue and White Ladies’ Bedroom Slippers All Colors Ladies’ Plack or Brown Oxfords With Arch Support i ir 36-inch Bleaching New Shipment of Men’s and Boys’ . • Ladies’ $6.00 one-strap, Suede, Log Cabin Grey and Brown 250 Ladies’ Silk Men's Brown Oxfords Bal. or Blu., Men’s extra Pants Mens’ Brown or B Hose Oxfords >ress A N D SA VE M ONEY -------------------------------- It A T £ Esta te. Suits While In Daytona Stop at ....TROY HOUSE,... *1 r i c r U t , a t th e d m ->tM SO. I B i . 0 iu m n r n m . 0 Loads' on Heal K*tMe .a__ **■ • Loan* on C o lla t e ra l H ecu rlty than Ile a l A ll other L o a n * And D is c o u n t s ™ United Btatea florid* ... _ ............„.... ewa, £ *.i.. 6 lfc: 1 11 .2 d W io irt, » B A N K OF OVIEDO p*. d.o, YOU CAN BUY AT MrCHOKY FIVE AND TEN ^ I ' . w A ’ i'y/.-r',':: o f his troubles selling " and how t o shine ad­ ding to Hoyle. C. Bebout sang two so- 4 m r 1W m Caps It,’ tho Mficjal y § a Implored re more Consideration to hit of dreaa. TbU.kou dono on roulds that he had failed to odt to tka tram*^attired In roper habits. Later, in an lew Mr. Malnes declared that ir scml^aveoing clothes to a •*00 by «n umpire* la under the Pure Food ►rugs Act of 1008. Tho outal-th i* whole affair was At?Dr. Edwards through his atmby, ,M r- Malnes,. filed suit tptost Mr. Palmer for canting m • ‘‘mental jutgulih." Otnera to apeak wore Ixjyd C. shoot, who received ovation aft1 ovation. Tad Klewaa, the Oradb pitcher who has bocome fa>rably lmprcsiod with Ranford’a ilr eex. Bill Hurlburt. the vi.it■a'flrmt boeeman, Mutthcjrs thqlr .y wa* orpud of it* largest Tafa.? number rice p| “ more" iM m . uuching number . , wae 't.Miss Meu<k%d5: Snyder, G .W . Speael Connelly motored Thursday night to a rhl dance given at Country Club. & . Y f a t h eAw a' U __ l V t u u cover by singling ingling to right, _ Hurlbert Ump takes the starch out by fanning, Kltwam / U M to center plating Mathews on third, but Edwards and White are Ured so they fan. No runs, two hits, no errors, and the game Is over. * I T ift 1 J L iJ U Wildroot Product*.— Hair Tonlr — Paroleum Ilnir-Wash—Cocoanut Oil Shampoo in convenient sired Imlllr*. as udvcrlind In national magnzincs.— Ad*. taps the moat pathetic part ■program wa* the rendition t poem-ooUUed "The Hath, U r a l motored to*! dny afternoon. ' Six Card land. mm Prim e M inister O f England Explains H e rrio t C on fa b . Rive Is there with the close eye, nd Mathews from the Orange enm was there with the bnllyooirig,.just like professional stuff. • •\ , •\*' i ^ pf* '> Blrdla and Hurlbert pulled o ff n eund ol wrestling on tbini base, lirdie lost OUT. Birdie Bebout had his horse In the bath tub. and wanted to take _‘ ‘ "i » Doe, Marshall, well he is just n it a base ball—that 1a his cxcupsc ilolst in all that the term would mm to Imply. Listen for his r* n f i m p g ca Hurlbert drl< it take* his t| Men’s Brown S :------------------------ - $4.00 Values 1 Ginghftipa Per W eek, $5.00 nnd Special arrangements for those who wish to Get their Meals. Men’s W hite Canvas Oxfords Mrs. L. B. Edwards Men’s $3.00 Dress . Shirts Boys’ Brown Shoes Size 2Mi to 5i/j ,hour without ever finding. The second number wns a rhapsody composed by Dr. Marshall from bits o f the Republican Platform. Th* third number was a composi­ tion by Garrio Nation in which due cognisance was taken of dry comlUion of eome placet. { , Npt content with this much en­ tertainment from, the colrbrated musicians, the. crowd called for a solo by Dr. Marshall upon his im­ ported Hawaiian Blam-blam. Tho doctor very gracefully acknowl­ edged 'tho ‘applause and played for hie hearer*' a selection which had never been heard before and will probably never be heard again. Neverehliess, It wae well ren­ dered, that is If one doeen’t care what he eaye. A. P. Mlckler, of Orlando, oreBanted several prims, one of which w«» a box of cigare given to tbe winning team. A silver KiweuU bolt buckle wa* presented to Ed Asher, of Orlando, for making the firrt run. Burks. Btoelt won a allvar .pemp) for making the mpet strikeouts. The. booby pri*e (rent to Catcher MattUows.of OrUndo, 32-inch Soiesette I • '/.J I Colors Black, Lav ender, Green Special Prices on Mens’ aand * Boys’ Clothing. Misses’ one-strap Pump, Patent and . \ Suede, Sizes 9 ,to 2 . Peach and Pink �■' ’•• MEAN PEATY TO FLORIDA AT TALLAHASSEE ' 'll VT»S 'Sr V i' IYPKT, Dsnment) ktnst the various pieces o f property above jdc- 080, . / u A U BareKpayable i - ........In full ................ m P' scribed that Special .Assessments within ithirty days after the nboio and foregoing special assessment roll haa been 044 i, approved 1186 Sq yds. rock base ft 80c — — •-CJ 9 Assessments stand approved and confirmed. 1100 Sq Yds 2“ sheet asphalt -V^.■*.-»■■■ ■ ’ -| 865 Rn" vris. brick relald ft 44c ............ A meeting of t ie Equalising Board u f the City of Sanford, Fla » -•» liiJn will be held st the Oity Hail at 2:80 P M.. on tho 28th day of July, A. 685 Sq. Ft. concrete alley return* ft 3 0 c__ rttgCV) *wtfc In More. Rapid Here Paper Kmhod lea Condition* Under D. 1924, at vfrhich meeting said Board will hear any and all■complaint* 867 Sq. Ft. sidewalk @ 2 0 c ............ la Other 8eetlons and Which Florida Waa Ceded to and objections as U such Special Assessment*, and will at said time ad0 Type B, Inlets ft 80.00 ._ itate Haa Equal Mar­ the United State* just and equalize d Assessments on a basis tof Justice and Right, and 2* Manhole* 60.00--------------—„— keting Advantages. i In 1821. ; , * .lit a1 when anid special a sessmeats are Sq equalised and adjusted, same will 334 Lin Ft. 12” storm sower @ 1.06 ev*v ,i »• IA8SEE, July 10/ TALLAHASSEE, Fla., July 11. then stand ccndrmc 1 and be and remain Binding Hens upon the proper­ , Extra Work ■—t----of^ Ihe Clarke-McNary — A copy o f the treaty between ty against which add assessments are made^ until paid in accordance Laboratory Inspection o f Msterisis during the dosing the United States and Spain, em­ VHh the prqvisjoni o f Resolution 144 the City CommlsUgnl Expense advertizing Etc.i£7» u. the last session of con- bodying conditions under which 'TH't Sanford, Florida, ii'ijp24. ’ ; ‘ •* II 11 mean much to the state Florida was ceded to this country,’ . Engineering — -------- U . •V !. Ivltis ' fit 11Itz-1 If if Ita provisions are recently has been received In Tails* I t s ; City Clerk. j{->,«*•>• M. • '-’ l [ • « M r tha .date bassee. and spryes to clear up doubt, Jay!12-10i' S S t J .V r l * it) V .............. 1 ■ . Total (Jest .-. ml I owners, it is ln- as to the exact dates surrounding , '.Jill. • by efforts that are being the negotiations. To bo botne by' City11^8 *598^1 ' ' ** J lA U A S -S ra.^fI^’ T~ROLL P. . AUTIK *i<r ' Maps and historical data have , to create more interest in Pfp J> o Jborne by, Adjacfsnt Property '3^7.02 , L U Y K N 'N O .IllS .A !TY COI itlon. It ie declared by ex- placed the' date when the Uni to<l Number of Feet: frontage 936 » ,» i ■ >•' -.m,r >^ •, 8 1 0 ^ 0 ^ JULT ^ 7 8 2 4 . u , according to information States, by the “ treaty of amity, Assessment per foot frontage $3.4156 .> • ' i *J ited by the Florida Forest- settlement, and limits,” received estimated cost 'of paving Fourth -St. from iation, that a more per-, control' o f 'Florida as 1810. The Cost 20 foot pavement between Oak and Myrtle Are. 1 — Avc.; a width of ' 24 feet with .sheet asliutfont A^e. U *'•> * t <‘V. , it and stable income may copy, of the treaty now here, how­ 179 Cu Yds grading @ 40q-----on a rdek foundation: pkalt bd i rt) it »• ‘to Florida from forest* ever, discloses that as a matter Afdit. gracing ^) ‘ 60c:............................ .......... 200.00 280 Sta, Yds overhaul @ lc Of fact Florida was not actually #m any other source, growth Is said to be m 6rr ceded to the. United States until ...... 627.00 236 Lin Ft. concrete curb & gutter @ 78i 620 I.in; Ft. concrete curb iutd gutter at 85c. icfo than In any other sec. February. 23, 1821, and that exactly __ -1,400.00 24 Lin Ft. flush curb @ 35c — ----------700 Sq. Yds. pavii g @ 2.00..........._________ ^having equal marketing ad- two ycars elapsed between the ...... 126.00 290 Sq Yds rock foundation @ 8 0 c ----------260 Sq. Yds. brick relaid ft 50c... signlhg of the treaty and Its pr.u. res, and may bo made prof, 330 Sq. Ft. alley returns ft 80c..._..... — ___ 09.00 290 Sq Yds 2“ sheet asphalt top (§> 1.02 i and general, through the ‘elamatlon. , ... Delays-took place on both sido-i on of equable tax and fire Epgin' crfbg, legn expense, etc ... ' 188.00 Laboratory Inspection of Materials of the Atlantic. Spain ratified the ition laws. The equable d j Legal Expense, advertising etc 2V« ~ i and copious rainfall, and the treaty Oct. 24,'1B20. On Feb. 10, 2,639.00 -* f Engineering 4% — ------ -----------ice o f bountiful crope, are 1821, the senate advised the presi­ To bo borne ci tirely by adjacent property. *» i the same tima declared to .be dent of the United States to ratify. "ident upon the maintenance This ratification was signed by .„ Number of f >ct frontage....... ....... 655.9.' Total Cost President James Monroe, Feb. 22. ie forest*. ^Assessment per fo^t frontage............. — $4.5074 . . To he borne by City 1-3 $282.42 main line o f attack'd? the 1881, and the nepers thus signed . j FOOT PRELIMINARY •I I bome^by Adjacent .Property 664 -McNary bill in nccomplish- were immediately exchanged boL^j-NAME DESCRIPTION FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT tween John Quincy Adams, secre­ Number of feet frontage 234 . ic purpose of the Ihw Id. to ! ne the risks- and handicaps tary of state of the United States, Assessment per foot frontage $2,414 1 private Umber growing as and the envoy o f Spain, then in 538.96 Coet 16 foot pavement between Myrtle/ and Laurel Ate. > The strong right arm of Senator Thomas Walsh sent countless practicable In order to givo Washington. • Proclamation im­ I mediately followed. 480 Cu. Yds Grading (ft 4 0 c ........- ......... — .................—--------$ I vela to the gave factory during the Democratic conrentlen. Since the stest possible incentive to 443.03 1010 Sta Yds overhaul (ft J<s — ------------ ---------Articles contained In the trenty, problem of keeping the convention in order took plenty of gnvcl pound dal reforestation. Tho law irises the secretary of agri briefly outlined, follow:' ing he is credited with breaking more gavels than nny other convention 80 Lin FL concrete curb & Gutter (ft 7Ge 1— Speaks of the desire for pencechairman on record. This interesting pose shows tho senator in tho hot ! J Chapman A Tucker Addition to Sanford. pe to co-operate with the . 95.01 9 14 Lin Ft. flusheurb (ft 36c ....... ....... ahd sincere friendship. <T;II. Leffler, l i t 7, Blk —1___-.-118*' ’ states in devising and recommtnd weather costume of a convention chairman. ,730.78 1082 SqfYds rock base (ft 80c*.—..—...... .— 2— Cedes to the United States ........... — 861 sfficlent systems of f in . proVictor and Belle Check, the west 97 ft. of lot 243.44 1082 Sq Yds 2" Sheet Asphalt (ft 1.02 1— in to the end that*a nation- all territories belonging to Sonin, — ------------- ------- 11Q 1, Blk 0 __i —______.......................... 97 last and West Flor- C. H. Frazier heirs 243.44 plan o f forest protaction be described as East Lot 3 Blk 8 40 200.00 1 Inlet —.... ...... ...........1 nmie Mitchell, El ft. E. & W. by 45 ft. N. & —>— -------oped. Extension o f federal Ida, east of thp: Mlaalssippl. 243.44 Sam Patterson Lot 4 Blk 8 40 200.00 102 Lin Ft. 12” storm sewer (ft 1.05 — —iLi -JUiL 107 S.. In N. E. (k>r. of Lot 1, Blk*6....... .......... 21 \\ . f to the states In carrying out ' 3—Establishes'* boundary line. Fannie Finzicr Beg. S. E. Cor. Ix)t 4 Blk 9, 4— Arranges Tor appointment of Extra Work —------------------irotection systems is also Mrs. F. S. Munstn , I-ot 1, Bock 7 -^ .—.....^...... 160 — --- t ....*.... II t run N. C8.5 ft., Wly. 01.6 ft., S. 73.7 ft.. •ted. with the proviso that commissioners on boundary. laboratory Inspection of materials.... ......... . F. L. Woodruff, -ot 5, Block 8.^__ ___ ____ ■» 63.3 ''. 5— Secures to nil Inhabitants of fUnas must at least be / E. 01.3 ft, to Beg............................ 01.3 315.C9 F. 1. W'oodruff, Lot 0, Bik .8...—.............. .... . Legal Expense, advertising etc 2% — l.— .— ceded territories free exercise of 53.3 t, funds raised aLVttpq :h*d With . _ ■ by I the I Theresa Stewart Beg. Cl.3 f t W. of S. E. religion without any restrictions, 111 Engineering 4% -------------- ---------- —..—......V . Fi L. Woodruff, Lot 7, Blk 8................... .......... 63.3 ’ states;-r and recognition is also ■NpS^V/. ” •. given to tho expenditures of pri and also gives Spanish citizens the . Cor. I-ot 4 Blk 9, run W. 53.7 ft., N. ‘ * Notice is hereby given to any and all persons Interested in the 78.7 ft., Ely. 53.9 ft., S. 73.7 ft, to Beg. ... 63.7 270.55 Special Assessments against the various pieces o f property above u'ei vat# landowners for the protec­ right to sell or export their effects Total C oa t__ - — ......... ......... — wit' ithout being subject to duty. tion o f their forest*. M. F. Robinson IV. 45 ft. Lot 4 Blk 9 45 231.75 scrllxd that snic) Special Assessments are payable in full within thirty 8—Provides for Incorporation of To to borne by City 1-3 972.18 > Experience has shown, It is de­ the territory into the Union of the Mrs. I- E. Taylor Lot 0 Blk 10 125 043.75 dny* after the above and foregoing special assessment roll has been To ho borne by Adjacent property 194437 clared. that the 320,000,000 acres United States. • " I^)t 7 Blk 10 Mrs. L. E. tfaylor 125 043.76 equalized, approved and confirmed, or In ten equal annual installments of* Mate and privately-owned land Number of feet frontage 964 7—Provides r withdrawal of E. Mabel Saint I-ot 1 Blk 17 40 in this country can be effectively all officers andfotroops 200.00 with interest at' 8% per annum from and after the time said Specin' -Assessment per foot-frontage $0,017of Spain 'i protected at an annual cost liv­ within six months o f the exchange C. II. Leffler Lot 2 Blk 17 40 200.00 Assessments stand nproved and confirmed. FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. ■ ing about three cents per of ratification of tho treaty, or Mrs. A. C. Woodbridgc just and equalize said Assessments on a basis 'of Justice apd Right, and l,ot 3 Blk 17 TO * 300.50 A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford,Fla., Foot Fiut or * yearly total of about sooner if possible. ' when said special assessments are so equalized and adjusted, same will Lot 4 Blk 17. Mrs. E. E. U'ffler 60 257.60 will l>e held ot the City Hall at 2:30 P M.. on tho 28th day c f July, A. ' ■itroOO.OOO.' The’ law jseeks to Af*cur Fronta*go DESCRIPTION NAME then stand confirmed and be and remain Binding liens upon the pnq>er* 8— Provides for validation of all lplish this through' a co-op* grants U t 5 Blk 17 60 267.60 I). 1924, at which meeting said Board will hear any and all complaints of land m*do by Spain be­ Mrs. E. E. Leffler , . E R. Trafford’s Map, Sanford ty against which said assessments are made until paid in accordance ___ re effort in which tho nation, fore Jan. 24, 1818. A. J. leasing North 150 ft. of blk 19 and objections as to such Special Assessments, and-wil'l.nt a»ld time aJT $3991 117 George W. Hyman .... ..... U t 5 Blk 7 Tr.3 with the provisions of Resolution No. 145 adopted by tho City Commis­ . the states, and private forest own0— Provides, in detail, for re­ less E. 70 ft....... ...................... 2(»0 1000.90 sion of the City of Sunford, Florida, on July 7th, 1924. 3991 Blk 7 Tr. 3 • 117 ' Baptist Church ...... .... U tlO Ihall.all participate. , nunciation of certain claims dn law also authorizes tho aec- both sidos, and fo r responsibility Frank Lossing Fast 70 ft. of N. 185 ft. 3991 Blk 7 Tr*4 . 117 , ? R. J. Holly .......... ..... U t 5 . (SEAL) L. It. PHILIPS, City Clerk. Tt ,tif. .pgticulturo to spend on the part of the United States in of Blk 19 ............................................. 70 3G0.50 ^ 399.1 Blk 7 Tr.4 117 ..... U t 10 M. B. Leo .—t-..^-----July 12-19. amount* as ho deems advis­ relation to these claims. John Musson nil Blk 20 221 1138.15 3991 Blk 8 Tr.3 117 Mrs. Bessie Irwin .. ..... U t i able for a study of the tax laws 10— Annul* agreement entered Nenve's Addition to Sanford, Florida 899J 117 applicable to land growing tim­ SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY Maude A. Lake U—...... — U t 6 Bik 8 Tr.3 W. T. I^ingiey I^it 4 Blk D ber crofls-' and fo r developing Dro; ll8l8U 132 079.80 .ji.OF RESOLUTION NO. 146, ADOPTED BY THE CITY COMMIS­ C. M. H and................ .... U t 1 Blk 8 Tr. 4 399J 117 | r '’"i^ ‘ methods of insuring standing Um­ Ix>t 1 Blk F. no 339.90 11— Provides for commission onHattie Abercrombie SION. JULY 7, 1924. , / . Elizabeth Stephens .... Blk 8 Tr. 4;. • »(l^ >u» • * , f %. ..m ber atid growing forests.'A. ra- claims. Lot 2 Bik E Hattie Abercrombie 211 l})8Q,r>5 U t 10 Blk 7 , ,Tt-6 - . . H I ipiiitt* 2^ Hi U.Gibson ............i-‘ tionsl . Itmeftt -of taxation on 12— Reestablishes/certain detailsC. J. Marahail L o t '1 Blk F 90 ' ‘ -IR.TLfety Streets 24 feet in width \01th sheet asphat on a O ' rock base: ^our- Mrif ” A !*ft.' Wu nso n“ .T. ii.'.VWt’ 'B ■Blk 8 -TY. B ' •'117 ,,r • tst' timber-, F is'sifiT to ba'gpe of set forth In tlm treaty of 1795. the ____ ci il Steps that must bo Surnli J. Stewart Lot 2 Blk G 60 257.60 •i-enth St. from Sanford Ave. to Palmetto Avc.; Fifteenth Street, from M. F. Robinson___ —. .... U t 4 Blk 7 Tr.6 UT. 68.513— Deals with free access to taken 'tlP'fXae the commercial en­ ports by shipping o f both nation*. Notice is hereby given to uny ami all persons interested in the Sanford Ave. to Magnolia Avc., and Sixteenth St. from Sanford Ave. M. F. Robinson .......... ..... U t 6 Blk 7 Tr. 6 117. 58.5 ergies of the country available for '14— Sets forth That the United Special Assessments against the various pieces of property above to Magnolia Ave.: 68.6 117. Blk 7 Tr. 6 .... U t 9 P. F. Monger ........ . ' the business of forestry. Slates had not received- compenzn 760.00 J. II. W hragge______ .... Lot 10 58.5 117. Blk 7 Tr. fl tlon from France for injqric* incur­ described that said Special Assessments arc payable in full within 1600 Cu. Yds. grading (ft 60c............................................ .... SIGN8 YOU CAN BELIEVE IN red dftring tho fight* between thirty days after the above and foregoing special assessment roll 2500 Lin. Ft. concrete curb and gutter at 85c 2125.00 F, W. Mahoney &, v* -* Franco and Spain. 5900.00 has been equalized, upproved and confirmed, or in ton equal annual 2950 Sq. Yds. pavement <fp 2.00 500. 248 Blk 7 Tr. 7 C. R. Walker Hrs. .... All If^TOW breath Ja- bad and you 15- 2-Ia ah early form of the installments with Interest nt 8 per cent per annum from and after *'J0©0 Lin. Ft. 3” drain tilo ......... 200.00 600. 248 Blk 8 Tr. 6 havt'.applhl o l swimming in the favored nation clause.'' City Park ................. .... All 600.00 ‘ ^ 200 Sq. Ft. concrete alley returns (ft 30c head, -poor appetite, constinstion the time said Special Assessments, stand approved and confirmed. 235. 117 Blk 8 Tr. 7 ... U t 1 W. F. Shelly............ 16— Provides for the processes of and no-account feeling, it ratification. 220.00 M. F. Robinson...... 200 Lin. Ft. 12" storm sewer (ft 1.10. i A nierting of tile Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Flor 235, Blk 8 Tr. 7 117 ... U t 6 iver is torpid. The 50.00 1 manhole ................................................ ida will be held a| the City Hull at 2:30 P. M. on the 28th dny of estimate of the cost of widenng the final The following 1s nd*ble rcmwiy for 36.00 usphalt paving of Sixth St. between Magnolia Ave. and Park Ave. 1 inlet ................................. ............. UP Y O U R [July, A. I). 1924, nt which meetjng said Hoard will bear any and all ira'in the liver, stomach SPEED 800.00 |complaints and objections as to such special' assessments’; ah'd^tkfl!' ^Engineering, legal expense, etc. i and bowel* .1#. Horblne. It acts 24 to 30 fret in width. L A Z Y LIVER L - powerfuli/'ori th* llvar, strength'I nt said time udjust and equalize said , assessments on a bunig, /»f 11 25 Cu Y'ds Grading (ft 4 0 c........... - .... .................... ...... —....... L • ens digestion, purifies the "bowels 10,740.00 Total estimated cost ............................................ — ..... . U rer and Kidney justice and rigiit, and when said Special Assessments are so equalized . 156 Sq Y’ds Rock Base ft 80c .—.......... ........... .............—..... — and restores a fine feeling of en­ Clem Jones Tonic Wljl Do It To lie borne entirely by adjacent property. and adjusted, same will then stand •confirmed und l>e, and retUAin ’ ergy, vim and chaarfulness. Price1 156 Sq. Yds 2" sheet asphalt <(i> 1-02 ............ ......... —.............. “ V —As a. tonic wnon than- is waakNumber of feet frontage 4340. Oik-.H Sold by Union Pharmacy. noss and task or anpatit*. when n binding liens upon the property against which said assessments are ^ Laboratory Inspection of Materials........——...... .—......... llttla axortmn inakaa you fai-l made until paid in accordance with the provisions of Resolution No. ''Assessment per foot frontage, $4.6898. v. Legal Expense, ad. etc 2% ------------------------ — — ...... tired, your l--s» draa. your hark NOTICE FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. your mouth Inatrn and your 143, adopted by the City Commission of tho City of Sanford, Florida, %•> , % arhe*. Engineering 4% _______ _________________ ___....._ -------■leap la broken. Clem Jonea I.Ivor FOOT PRELIMINARY and Kidney Tonic la the one thing on Juno 7th, 1924. - In accordance with' Chapter chap will restore your strnnath and ViAME DESCRIPTION FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT 9812 Special Acta Legislature 1923 that (SEAL) ; . . , L. R. PHILIPS, City (tyrif. i 31 unable you to anloy life. Cl.KM Total Cost ...................................--------- — — E. R. Trafford’ s Map of Sanford, FI*. I will offer for aale at public auc JONK8 I.IVKIl AND, KIDNKY To be boroo by City 1-3 1048Q TONJtl. hecausa of Its kancral tlon on th« tls t day of July, 1924. $537.00 ■Meisch Realty Co., Lot 5, Blk 15, Tr. 1.................117 and health-KlvIng effect, baa To be borne by Adjacent property 209.72 ■Hbetwcen the hours of eleven anq TONIC 637.00 •atah llih ed Its elf . a s a .rMeanlxat) SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY jtfeUch Realty Co., Lot 10, Blk 16, Tr. 1............... 117 the following described an- r em ed y for T O IIP ID I.IVKIl. Number of Foot Frontage 408 -O F RESOLUTION NO. 1)4. AtlbutfeD BY Tllfc CITV COMMIS­ -Meisch Realty Co., Lot 637.00 I, Blk 10, Tr. l...*_.... 1 17 Wlttala as impounded by T. F. Adi H B V h L M A L A R I A A N D COLDH Assessment'per foot frontage $0.4482 C l.K M JONK8 I.IVK Il A N D K I D - l SION, ON JULY 7, 1924. 637.00 ^Meisch Realty Cti., Ixtt 6, Blk 10, Tr. L........................ 1 17 i i t his farm at Beck Ham­ S K Y TONIC .la n ot o n ly lie n e n d a l FRED T, WILLIAMS, Engineer. l! The following is the estimated cost of Paving Evans St. 24 feet in 637.00 mock, -8*min6la county: Mdfsch Realty Co., Lot 6,Blk16,Tr. 1. 117 a a li v e r medteine, hut It ex e rJsea n c l e a n s i n g and st im u la t in g width with sheet asphalt from Park Ave. west to Elm Ave:: Fiwl •, * mT___ .,v. „ . . . ___________ 1 rod oow, no mark or brand. 637.00 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 10,Blk16,Tr. 1..—._.117 Jnfluenro In th e st o m a c h and b o w Kstirr. 1 red calf, no mark or b nd. DESCRIPTION Frontege NAME 2009 Cu. Yds. grading (ft 60c .............................- .... .........^ ------13^0.00 S g i ^ h Really Co.. I-ot l. Blk 17,’ Tr. 1..... 2...... 11 7 sis. Through Its e x r s l l s n t r# 637.00 white and red steer y fling, th a r tle p r o p e r t ie s bllloua I m p u r i­ 1869 Lin. Ft. concrete curb und gutter 0) H6r............................. 1672.60 ^Meiic h Realty Con Lot 6, Blk 17, Tr. 1.... ..... .....11 K. R. Trsfford’d Map, Sanford, Fla. 637.0 17 ties w h ich ' h a v e In ter lerr ed with « o mark or brand. i hi 117 50 Lin. Ft. flush curb, <g) 36c ................. . ........ - ...........—- ...... $7-60 rMeUch Realty Co., Lot 6, Blk 17, Tr. 1........... .... 117 637.01 George W. Hyman ........ U t 6 Blk 7 Tr.3 1 white and red heifer yearling, h e a lt h y p r o c e s s e s n r« d r iv e n out. SI 117 637.00 Baptist Church ___ __ - U t 10 Blk 7 Tr. 3 mark split on*-ear. .. ....... .........- ......... ............... 5180.00 |.'Melschjlcalty Ob.'.'I^A BK47, Tr. 1. ........117 medlelno—the TONIH la II that It 2593 Sq. Yds. pavement © 2.00 needed. . , . C. M„ HAND. hi 240 Sp. Ft. alley returns at 30c...... ..... ........ ............ .. 72.00 ^ r . lait 'l . -Bllt. 1». Tt. 1 ..^ 117 Mrs. Bessie Irwin ___ ... Lot 1 Blk 8 T r.8 537.00 T1IK CO ST 'TP ' HMALT. TIIK Sheriff Seminole County, Fla. 6t - T T_Y *_•_*■ •I Ij1* tk, 1 -Jil V . I<tm IIK N K K IT . 18, C i n K A T . , Engineering, legal expense, otc............. ............ . ......................;®51 00 ►Meischllealty Co., I-ot d. ^lk 18. Tr. I .....!------ 117 637.00 Muudo A. Lake .—......... U t 0 Blk 8 Tr. 8 117 't o u m il l l a t " A n d e r so n , Bnnfurd. llo 1074.00 The following is the final estimate of the cost of widening ~ tpuble School I-ots 6 and 10, Blk 16, Tr. 2..™....... 234 F lorida . PYREX Total ostlm aH cost ..........—........... *.......................... ..... .8793.00 ^MeUch Realty Co., Lot 1, Bik 17, Tr. 2 ...................... 117 537.00 ssphslt paving on Sixth Street from Myrtle Ave. west to Laurel Number of feet frontage---------------------1812 537.00 from 16 feet to 24 feet in width. Try Smith’s Barber Mti*ch Realty Co., Lot 6, BU 17, Tr. 2 ............. 117 ' B A K IN G W A R E Assessment p*r foot frontage'........ $4.8520 537.00 Mil*ch R eilly Co., Lot 0, Blk 17. Tr. 2...r-------117 102 Cu Yd* Grading (ft 4 0 c________________ ____ ____________ $ Shop for. good barber Ball Hardware Co. To be borne entirely by adjacent property owners. 537.00 670 Sta Yds overhaul Meisch Realty Co., Lot10, Blk 17, 7*r- 2..— .........117 l c _________________ ^----- --------...— work •— next Valdez FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. PHONE 8 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 1, Blk 18, Tr. 2............. 117 537.00 941 Lin Ft, concrete curb (ft Gutter (ft 45c l~i_________________^ Preliminary Mel»ch Realty Co.. Lot 6, Blk 18, Tr. Foot Name Description 637,Or . .117 Cost of flush curb being deducted) Frontage Asocasment Notice is .hereby given to any and all persons interested in the 310 Sq Yds. rock bate (ft 80c _i.„........ .......1. ___ _—. 1 *BCIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTIIORSgnford Heights Addition. •• ISpecial Assessments against the various pieces of property above dc- 310 Sq Yds. 2” sheet asphalt top ft 1.02 ftfr'ITY OF RESOLUTION NO. 143 A DOITED BY THE CITY 630.81 ncribed that said SpeW.al Assessments are payable in full within thirty Mrs*. Maude *A. Jamison' Lol -17.!,^........ 1 . 180 1{ 655 Sq ft concrete alley returns ft 3 0 c _____ _ COMMISSION OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, ON JULY 7, 1921 00 .. 291,111 T. A, Neal, Lot 18 ..i,.....-,,.....—-.— * fa after the above and foregoing special assessment roll h*s been Laboratory inspection of Material* following* la tho iztlmated cost of the Pavingl o f’ Thlrd Streot Casssndf* Schultz aful’ ^rctchcq Hpuyhglder, slizt-d, jxpprivcd and confirmed, or in ten equal annual .installments Sanford* Xv'ehoo east lo Chapman, 'and Chapman Avenue from \Legal Hypcpa*,' adyertirtog etc 1 % 20 UC Lot 19, e.^...*»»*■»»♦»•»««■ •....... ikj'f" ita■•••* 60 v'(ntcr«st at ^per amrum from and safter ' * " th r time said Speciu 1 PnainMrinb’ ^ . Engineering — I ■w w e rn il Street north to Union Avcpue, a width of 24 feet, with' sheet 60 ,201.16 Realty Trust Co., LofaiiP3Mt4'.::. ,ved apd confirmed lent* stand ap . on a 6“ rock base. . Realty Trust Co., Lot ............I 1 ** 60 W l6 meeting of tb< ;ord,jFla ' ; fiToti otal C ost____ ,00 p — rir-'-rr rsrr~‘. Georg* Hannon, I » t -22... ....................... W.. . 291.16 held at the f A . - M Curb & Gutter Q K e vj f j y ■ Si ont property;.r>, . it tvi«j J w * * » > » .« W. P? Fluids, Lot 23 ............................' * ©• ‘ 291.10 Hoard >,11 complaint*' I, ittffcSMBh Number of fee 35.00 Curb <3> 35c U Realty Trust Co-, Lot 24 ...........— ........ - - - - 60 29L16 20LIO b: d objections as to such Special Assessments, and will at said Ume ad- ’ r„ r non _____ 6040,00 g> U ing @ $ 2 .0 0 ----" gfi**' 66 'A W * j, tSanqnnlDmaahr-A— Mnwnta'an P bdsrs^fvlWtibe g f U P R W i W f ^ T il f t E. M. Carroll, 1^ Lot, or. 25 ... -a**— ■ lei'siumm Gedrge 'A. -DcC ottos, i e t$ $ it..^ iMii.Ma. . . . « « jjr a k t - • » x .1 • *4H storm sewer at $1*10............ 85.' H root 60 291.16 the** stand confirmed and be and remain Binding Usna upon the properGcurgu A. DeCottes, Lut 28.--^.■■■_..— ;------- ... ^ J $ 5 .0 0 concrete allay return* (ft 80c 60 George.A, DsColtsz, -t—tg.#g»inzt which said asscesmcnt* are madk-until -paid to accordance »+*-*** 160.00 Georgs A. DeCottes, Lot 29--------- ------------Brick tp be re-laid 9 80c .......... 60 201.16 with the provisions o f Resolution No. 146 adopted by the City Commis­ Mj F, Robinson-----16-00 George A. DeQottes, Lot 80..------ — ........... Ft. granite curb to ra-aet (ft 16c Ut .Tr. fl 5H.5 66 271. 1-2$ sion of the Clty-#9 Sanford, Florida, «wi July 7th, 1924:. tQLOO George A. DeCottes, Lot. 31........................ M. F.-Robinson-----, Ft, 8" drain t i l e ____ f f r f c — Tr.6 685 1.76 271 66 ,* <8EAC) ' ;■ ' L. R. PHILIPS, City Cerk. P. F. Mohger -T— George A. DeCottes, Lot tt,.... Blk7 Tr.6 . 6 8 .? 60 £91.16 ........- > J. H. Whragg* ..$10,826,00 W. W. Cojegrove, Lot 83_. ^ 291.10 Blk 7 Tr.4 60 ■l----«.1 Jit. F,' W. Mahorey 4 , V 291.10 G. R. Potter, \Lot» 84 ..................V 60 Vr T O ‘ALL PROPERTY OWNERS, OWNING PROPERTY .ON SIXTH ' C. B, Walker Hr*. _ property, i '• i > ‘ K ' P*W 291.16 J. N. Robeon. U t 85 :......2_....... . 60 Blk7 .T r .7 V J M STREET FROM MAGNOLIA AVE, TO LAUREL AYR. City Park per foot frontege $5.16. 291.16 60 J. N. Robeon, Lot 86____.............. .— Blk 8 Tr. 6 248 Notice is hereby given that the construction o f asphalt pavement W. F. shelly FEED T. Wild,I AMS, Engineer. 291.16 J, N. Robson, I/)t 37................. *....- — — 1# ‘ 60 Blk 8 Tr.7 117 " Street has b^tf completed, and the completed work haa' been M. P. Ilobiiihun 221.16 on' Dsaeriptlos - Foot Preliminary J. N, Robson, Lot 88.— . — 60 Blk8 Tr.7, . 117^ ty of Sanford, Fla. accepted by the'CHy Commission < '■ Frontage Aaaesameut E. M. Carroll, Lot 89... 60 ’ ' Tba above and foregoing final assessments are nayabla 1*1 coet of Paving Sixth without interest up to AUGUST l. U Th* following is th# final estimate of 291.16 ' A Tacker’s Addition, Sanford • 60 E. M. Carroll, t o i 40....................... » and from and after 1 “ 1 noUa Ave. west from shea It 84 fsat 291.16 St. Lot 8 pik 4 11$ . 607.70 J. Reel, U t 41 CO tmanU will 1^ payable oftlyt, in tan aqua* it *91J L Lin 00 ' ann 29111 6 0 - - n o f, 630*S^ A. D, .... 130 ' A . I*R . ) vc*-v or y -t-os 4 I . V S -J K tF-* �gA T C R P A V , R H X U - 1924 •al Homes WoIv'eHnes’ Super ally Divided A thlete T o Teach H ow to Win Eeirs in Tahiti >em,onsb;ate. Method i Destroying Water Others f f Ti * * ‘T O £ L .r be seen fragment* of ftanses With the ends cut I .nomine bare rooms onP thm e. sW*s WMa tho Lrtnsins open to , the woathJ T w ltfi veranda* gone; S In half; other* w th loofs taken away. Indogs to light the informathese forlorn exhibits dt the workintr* of tho Inheritance la fra ■" ai>t Tahiti. ' £ • rmtr times When the hrad famiiv died the title to tho « was vested In the tdJhst :»10 conserved it for tho the family at largo, a French llTWi have W M rith this. They decree that jr shall come into full posof his share of any propIn consequence ^ Me ire eonpiU d with land jn The usual battleground homestead, which generally .jafcn building of many * •and » » ■surroundbd . » • a r eny" #* Jf rtrendfl. The oldest *oi Jbter holds th# fort there , Others- after much litlgn L w|th court orders, qaTve, Find other implements of hive carpentry, they come [member the ancestral manL.h uking his fragment to ^domain. Whet is left re­ lit# heritage of the eldest, |t0,h« can gather substance Itr the damage his domicile a melancholy monument kily disharmony, and - he [h the one or two rooms still Crowe Is Against rate Sex Schools PA, July 12.—Contrary to ent agitation about co­ rn and "immorality” In the high schools, Prof. Frank re, principal qf tho George gtin Junior high school, it opinion that aeparate would rather lower than te moral standard. Profes; Influences of tho schools icted now, and declares that ife for any lagging morals placed elsewnerc than to Petersburg Sells ptement Bonds Pe t e r sb u r g , July i t — if has sold an Issue of $1,worth qf city improvement Nashville, Tenn., and °hio, firms for $1,507,“ is announced. Seven "r received for the bonds ^presented tha largest ‘“ “e ever sold by the city numerous public 1m- n k riu (Mila' Htji w m oci ia-fV-i* lit ; T /-s:M ■fOTICK TO r i r t T K R I , l l l . l i HchiM>l w ill b* r eceiv ed St ll i oirii'«- nf It. VJ. riaUOie, until T* I ti'tlr-ck nn the mferhlriY or Tcuada ; J u ly IStii, lo s t. V o t ttpeclflcailoi t atTnreta > r cell 8upt. T. V I n i . r . a t thrt t'u urt IHitiiM-. sa l ; lo r d , t lorh ls. i U c h '>W niriat. I ' w d i n q i t d M l . •l i i certified e » l .f o r 1ten Ihillare. . ' . ‘tv >hrec stars, li|dlcallng he had won thred letters m .football,'three in basketball and tW ee.lb; Uk*cba'j. No map. Ip’ Michigan athletics his .Von thi*' inetlal COmblnhtinn - f •a**apn OnW ttfn others have wnn the total o f nine letters. Kipke'p actual passing from ath­ letics had in It some of the dra­ matic qualities found In novels. In Mb final conference game aga'irikt Wisconsin, In hla final time at bat, with two on, he hit a homo Then In his final game in a Mich­ igan uniform, this time ngafnst the team of MeIJi University, Japan, again he came to bat in tho eighth inning. Boy Scouta from Lansing, his home town, had made him an hon­ orary member of the Boy Scouts preceding the game; had given h<m m watch, . . . . bought — _... with ----- pennies saved, and .they called upon him for a home run. The banes were filled. Klnke drove the ball so far into left field that he was turning third base .When tho outfielder caught up with it. Klpke starred In high school at Lansing, playing ori n football (earn that never met defeat. At Mich­ igan, the Wolverines lost only to Ohio, in 1021, while Kipke pinywl with them, lie was selected by Walter Camp as a member of his All-American football team In 1022, his best year. \-i {ittl JV. TV. L A W T O N , B u pp B f a w e g a r p * om a f m A k ttA L S m N O P o lH r a n o ir tc fc e w fe s v o u ^ o o y !*«.<&«■! f t * P iV /D E M O S 100%. IpXMtlJ «*,IW tsuajooxiM He*, a v Tampa to Ship 500,000 Feet o f Pine Lumber JtCCWD FLOOO. Pi-AJJ Now’s the tlrtid to ttirn' ovqf-Now Leaf and get ntnrtod on the1 road to prosperity and happiness. Whercs’ (he tiiunoy you spent-thls year fhr rent? By building, your own home heitt New Years you’ll know whrnvtt In. Spy the Word mm we’ll lix up the plan for you and tell you tho cost of pifttlng it up. Come in today. TAMPA, July 12.— Half o mil­ Office of R. C. HUNTER A BRO., Architects. lion feet of Florida pitch pine (House A-80) lumber will be shipped from this port on July 14, it is announced, —A SEMI-BUNGALOW ALONG SPANISH LINESconsigned to Montevideo and Bue­ The first ffoor of this house present a good bungalow arrangement with a large living room, a dining nos Aires, and will constitute the .first, ronoigaroant-of lumber ever room, kitchen, pantry, two bedrt,oms and a hath. shipped from here to South Amer­ This floor thus provides complete accommodation for the average family. *2 ‘v>|| * « („ ica. Approximately two hundred j However, the architect?! have, by well handled roof lines, provided u comfortable second floor for guests. Here are two good bedtdoms arid a bath, a maid's room is also provided. This arrrangement allows the second floor for the-exclusive use of guests if desired, while the fami ily have their bedrooms on the first floor. Phone 565 All of the convenience of bungalow housekeeping is here found, with tlie added fenture of a second floor that provides fine accommodation for guests, An these rooms an* not used continuously, their iso­ lation from the family rooms ia un advantage, it provides (lie desired privacy for both. Tampa School Budget Is $279,000 This Year N ; Laurel A v e Or, the ,ecorIT! floor could ,be given ovor to the children, if one'wished, for small children, the playthings.and euch that clutter Up the house would here bo out of thc'SVriy. and the maid would be close at hand. Or, If the children arc grown ups, the privacy of these rooms from the main rooms 'of the first tldor make them Ideal for study retirement. **, ■‘TM^ffjghoUt' thU'hifhko,“AH H>bid's'are'of gbbd kl st» itqd IS plenty of fijoset space. ,, . , ,, The living room opens un a terrace on two side , The livinr; rocm has a high curved ceiling, giving it u nusuni character. The ovlerior design follow* a modification of the Spanish style. The walls are white stucco, tho rcofa a Spanish* and the dining loom also connects with this terrace, tile in a deep shade of red and the chimney is a red tapestry brick. i VERO, July 12~-A bond issue of $98,000 will be voted on by the freeholders here on September 9. The proceeds would .be devoted to civic Improvements, including sanitary sewerage, water-main extensions, phrks and promenades, paving and culverts. In th* C o u n tv J u d g e 's C ou rt. In and f o r ffem lnole County , S l a t * o f F lorid a In re: E state o f C. A. B m v . •>*. ceaard. C IT A T IO N . . B et ti* Belt*, th * d u ly ap poin ted and qualified ad m in istra tr ix o f tha es t a t e o f C. A. Baits, deceased, h a v ­ i n g (Urd her p etition In tha court, p r a y in g that th e f o l l o w i n g real e s ­ ta te situ a te In Sem in ole County, F l o r i d a b e l o n g i n g t o , t h e said C. A. list Is, d u r i n g ltls lifetim e, t o - w l t : . B e g in n i n g at th a N. TV. C o r n rr o f a c ertain p la ce o f . l a n d o o n t a l a in g 5 a c r e s ow n e d by 8. U. M ack In Her. IS o f T o W n ih lp 1t 8. o f R a n g e J# E. and r u n n i n g th en c* North t chains t o a stak e, th e n ce TVeat I I chains to a s l a k e s t a n d in g a t tha N. E. C o r ­ n e r o f land o f C. F. Smith, th en c* Booth I chains t o land o f C. F. WII- A cellar is provide^ under the full area of the house, except under the living room, Cost about 111,300. Complete working plans and specifications of th is house may be obtained for a nominal sum from the Building Editor. Refer to House A-80, cox, th en co R a s l 15 rlValn* tn point o f b e g in n in g rnntnlnlnic ■••ten ami one-hn tt acres m or s or less H ereby re se r v in g a strip 15 fret wble along the North ami Rant aides o f said land, tlio same to be kept open aa cj o f the publi c road forever. A lso: Tho Host h a lf o f the H. WQ u s r t r r o f the N. W. Q uarter o f thn N. W. Q ua rter and the Kast h a lf of the W e s t h a lf of.ttie-H- W. qu arter o f the N. ,W, Q uarter o f Rec. 4, T o w n s h i p ID ft. o f f la n g e SO K. c o n ­ ta in in g 15 acres nmrn o r Isas, a c ­ c o r d i n g to plat o f If. H. su rvey of said T ow nship:, Also, that n arrow e|rlp o f land a d jo in in g the a b o v e d fa rrlh ed tr act o f land on th e North and o f same and described aa f o l ­ lo w s : IJuglunJnv a t th e N. K. c o r ­ ner o f the Hast h a lf o f tho R W. r o r n e r o f The N, W. Q u a rter o f th * N. W. . q u arter o f 8*e. 4, In eatd T o w n s h ip end ru n n in g th ence West ( chains, th en ce N orth t o a point I ch a in s Ka at a n d 1044 Chains Ho tit It f r o m tha N. \V. c o r n e r o f tald Hectlun 4. o f Tw p. 10. R o f K an ga SO E„ (h ence ru n n in g Mast T5 links, thenc* North Tfi llnka, th en ce Kast 4 chain* ahd I t Alri,1)k' th en ce South to point o f beg in ning , c o n t a in in g (-14 o f an n f r a m o r e o r -less, be declared asseta In the hands o f the adm in istratrix f o r tile paym en t o f debts o f skid aetata, tb a p e r s o n ­ alty h aving been exhausted, and authurlslri* t b s i t ' d a d m in istra trix to ta k e possession and m a k e sa l* of said real estate, and tha said P*tl- rawny, A. I.. Tletts null Mabel Retie )ila w ife. W. K. tletts and Jasurs Uetts. Jils w ife . Haley Speer and V. A. Bpeer, her husband. C. K. fletti mid K lltabeth lletts. bis w ife, all of Hanford, Florida, and llu b y Itow* and II. K H ow e. Iter husband, of J a ck s o n v ille , Florida, and Bettir Batts o f - S a n f o r d , Florida, and all nlher p e r s o n s Interested In said roil m t n i e .n r * c om m a n d ed to be and nt>n «a r b e f o r e the County J u d g e ol Hamlnnte County, Florida, on o r , b e ­ f o r e tha 2nd day o f A u g u s t, A. I> IM 4. and sh ow cau se if a n y you have, w h y said petition sh ou ld not be granted. G iven under n r hand and ee*l ol | Uia sold Hnurt, th is tba 10th day o f ! June, A. t>. 1014. . 1 (Baal) E. F. HOUSItOI.DBR. * C o u n ty Ju dge. “ It is often easier to keep part of what one haB than to gfct what one has n o t” t. Alexander Hamilton. LET A SAVINGS ACCOUNT START YOUR SUCCESS Cenanco Lalite Shingles are not only vrealhere aa/o, firr-aufc anti economical In coat, but they lest lot yea n with little or no coat for repaira. That'* becam e they nro mado of tough, Jong£bred felt aatulw ichod b c tv /c c n fliiclc layer* o f ’ Trtaidat] Lnto /Xaphalt Cement— a product o f the agaa. i Equally important—you c in lay them right over your old worn o u t w ooden nlungle* Juat aa easily aa over pew bQarda, No ripping dlf o f (he tiM r o o f no taking risks of dumacB by auddeti atorm. • 1 , , C cn osco Latito Shingles u r c lock ed tightly together— clamped firmly to your r o o t No curline— no flapping In the wind* i* a prescription for Malaris, Chills and Fever. Dcugue or Oil- Made in three natural, uufadiug colors—rad; green and bluc-Uack. Com o in ahd let uu.ghou^ you theso wonderful shingles. , , ,re>*, APITA SWINGS SANFORD rF.WPlEDGEI? LOAN AND S A V IN G S G.E.MCALL pm sidcnt MANAGCR C O M PA NY PHONE 2 3 ' HOLIA AYE ********— 1 Kids f o r palnllnu BUI 81Hti FT msry School , ej«4. y rood w ar k , < W | ! , , ; ■■{:' pFlorida Fish To York Aquarium I WEST, July 12.— Louis ■bray, chief uquarist of the fork Aquarium, is returnre for the second time in PMt of his institution, left Key West a few days ■ one thousand fish caught I wsters for his aquarium, p,,visit followed that of «*, also of tho New York who collected 900 fish ■arietlea. lh « 27th d a y o r . timinty, j^ o r id a . . ANN ARBOR, Mich., July 1B.~ llarry KtpVo passed oat of Mich(fan athletics a few days ngo when C nolvhrdty awarded him a bachelor of arts degree. "Mich* Iran's greatest athlete," many hnvo called Mm, sotnetldtes net forjtetip tr* pay tribute to bird as i well as athlete. A night o f two before jp ia To Have New ir Scholarship K V IIL E , July 12.— EsBtent of a three-year schol­ i a the University of Flor■ooJ of Pharmacy has been led by a drug company opl--i» several o f -the larger krUte state. Tbc soholar­ il be swarded to young men lida on the basis of comI examination, and will~be b iU young men desiring ly pharmacy as a protes­ t'd who graduate from ac|high schools o f the state, st examination will be held nee Hall. University of . August 29-30. The schol-. will be worth about $333.33 if to the winner. Htifprd'i, Addition lahdh«*lrffc aaahiwd Janunnc* or burn c< .— i �w- ;,V«S 4-"'4-— THfeisAr »>-\y£ T**n*~ *•**.• • rT r^ S f? »rr urirtxn ■i r in y Schools Ban ford haa a right to be proud of Its churches. n^i ,i> K’JeJI They It x n -rira e a ii o b it .* ™ i?arthanks, rugiuiloi.; S be Jcharged n , mail* will liar advertising y « l t » j live to th« use for repvib|f|t o"notV lSw w jp>a^ * d * * paper and also the local Jahed herein. All rlghta of -flAidon of apAClkl- Siapauhew Jn ytf ailao reserved. m n (DAY, JOLT 12, ltt» 1V We tske'-great pride in our well kept and prosperous Wd note the rapidly increasing Wcr point out the fact that this -r We talk a glreat deal about the future of uui city and think df the great progress being made. But s o m e t ,m e 8 we forget about the important and far reaching wqrk of the Sunday schools and .Churches of the community. J W - f o , tTcVlfae asset i l k * hoys and girl. w h d ;«« rapidly becoming ^citizens. The Oret obligation of any city Is to (tacjtlzeM. , tn looking after fcfel the training - and development of the ■li^es of itsboys and girls the “ M V the churches and schools are doing . ... * an important wm-k. ..... , . h It is needless to ask whatj institutions furnish the nr th building of moral fiber. greater-amount of-material for»the Every person knows.of the work; done by the Sunday schools and the churches in giving proper instruction to the younger A campaign has been begun’ to mako the Sunday Schools fniiU of 'th^SpirifVaTovOoy^ the Spirit is love, Joy, larger and greater, pot so much for the'sake of If, flang-suff^ring, gentleness, of Sarfprd ____ ncia, faith, meekness, temper- numbers ns ‘for for the sako of making the city greater in things ; against such there ja no law. worth while. This campaign will have the support of the men .lallans 6:22-23.*. . * * - *• 1 * ■ - ** - Jalatlana ,. - ‘ jHB WHO 11AH NO ENEMIES It her Ho enemies, you any! •■ ’ -1 der that the best results might bo obtained. y friend, your boast ia poor; i who. hath mAngled in the fray.. , The slogan of the campaign is a good one. Tho idea is UK duty.that.the brave endun a good one. Tho campaign should be a successful one. If he haa - have made foes. -o--------------■ g . none, haa hit no traitor on the hip, <! t This Am erica O f Ours % , i’Ie has cast no cup from .tempted «* *r t& Y ' UP, ■ , . ” has never turned the wrong to ; Much goqd use is being made o f that speech by Peter O. . . * K night before an im portant convention o f business men held Ha has been a cgward in the fight. i +p"X- *I 'jfi\l f Jn Now Orleans $he first o f this month. V ’ Bluff is the ability to offer a The Tam pa man set forth the p ictu re'of A m erica's busi­ 1 suitable alibi for turning a hope­ ness conditions as it is today. A nd if any am ong his audi­ less golf score. ,Ajh ence had been w earing blu o.goggles w hen he began to talk, Iftff - ■.— ■ ■■mO L W^at has become of the old- they m ust have seen the blue give w ay to rose and gold long shioned wife who usod to soy to before he had concluded his address. Husband: "Dear, may I buy n Perhaps there are pessim ists here in Sanford who need dress" 7 . to have tho colop o f (heir outlbok changed. It would be diffi­ ■ 1 ■ ( The tenth of the month has cult, indeed, fo r ahy o f us to feel very gloom y Over the pros­ passed. Did you pay all your bills perity signs in these United States, after rending Mr. .and Jwva. you rr part.In making K night’s quite m oderate estim ate o f the situation as it is. conditions good? F3business "O n the F ou rth o f July, 1776," said Mr. K night, "th e v . - ______ I(c wjll take toff his United States o f A m erica was b o m ; and in less than a cen­ -IhC Democratic tury and a* h a ll It has-grown to be the giant o f the earth, the ioat *and. ikel. CirvfW ffcrw'AI, that’f far b rn ik ertofM h e^ orld ,* ifith one hundred and twelve million edrr.,»k ough. people, a national wealth o f three hundred billion dollars; and dR g, „ -------- ^— Hen seeking divorce nowadays no class or grou p controls the financial w elfare o f our citizens. , ’ "W e have grow n so g rea t," he continued, "that we have should adopt Patrick Henry's fnv nipus plea, “ Give m o'liberty or one city that has more population and wealth thnn Norway give "me death." and, Sweden or Scotland or Ireland or Holland or Belgium or Th4 little girl down tho street Denm ark OP'Switzerland or Cuba before the war. » wants to know whether n Lions "In 1894, when ^ organized the Exchange National Bank an organisation of "tea ‘o f /Tampa, thoi laPgi Uriros t bank in the United Stntes had what \% 1924. .L_ :±=±±= FISHINi l That's That Political Imuran re. LaFollette Grows. However, Don't Worry. l. J*»7 n v u iD n im a — a------ AS Brisbane'»lf (MM. V >a k W i~ n « A W .„ .^ 4 . ^ _ - * 4m«ir ' -rs- - bolng' rkiing alon^ojf.^a ful night 1* waiting gakoH**! * J, JOHN W. DAVIS, once ombM tador to Great Britain, now lawyer for J. Plerpont Morgan Bnd com pany, banking house, is nominated by the Democrats for president ~nf the United Staten. And that Is THAT. By aome queer twist of out J guage they Aro.maidng mo from sunffoWar seed in Kan H6V | Tfus am'T M(' SWMMlff HOIE During the recent water age in Nashville, Tebti., th*r»i big demand for cat^ to lick. Thla ia tho season of tk*-, that they are busy swapping, leal bunk for easy berths1 Vi fF THOSE THAT nominated Hr. Davis merely plan another Parkbf campaign, taking Mr. Davis ft r political accident innurance, while they actually mean to elect Mr. Coolidge, the ■ Democratic candi­ date will npt be Important. ' ■. r'Vi “ **,. , The worst' thing about i after a girf la you hav^' still faster after you /g et,'^ Put in thi* yourself all washed up befog long cold winter months set THE OTHER DAY when Wall Street betting was 11 to five on Cgolidge'a election, it was said here, that the odds ought really td^he 11,000 to 1, barring the unknown quantity of LaFollette. But lt.OdO' ' to 1 on Coolidge would be hardj, fair now that the Democratic nom-, (nation has been mnde. You can decide for yourself whether thojle odds should be made longci1 or shorter. ? Mr. Davis' nomination mokes the LaFollette campaign more Inter­ esting nnd more puzzling thaq ever. Many farmers in the northwest intend to vote against tho Repub. lienn administration to express dissatisfaction with high railroad rates, and other troubles. Ia it likely that those farmers will leave the Republican party to vote for J. Picrpont Morgan's law­ yer, who inevitably will be con­ nected in their minds with rail­ roads managed nnd rates put up through tho J. Plerpont Morgan offire? Mr. Davis' nomination must mean mnny Republican votes for LaFollette that would have gone to the Democrats, had u different Democrat been named. Maybe Jack Dempsey has ingtl punch, as* one sport writer but just the’ Same no ether l has found it. Reading a man's palm to > mine his fuuture isn't at way as asking his nclghh ■i / v\, It is not true that one of i presidential candidate* has i up Houdini to get him out of i*h statements. ~ St. Louis wife says she will) low hubby around the world, so romantic though. He ran j with another woman. Chicago agents seized a ment of bad eggs, but it Is g] time before Grand Opera there. . People liking turtles better I copB will be picased to lean turtle bit off a cop's toe In Hudson river. JUST IN PASSING BY R. J. HOLLY ‘ ‘Miss Florida"‘was chosen from all the girls at Daytona Jieiuh last week and "Mins Florida” hailed from Sanford. Any other "Mins Florldas" that might be given the title at various contests are not genuine. The Junior Chamber of Commerce of Sanford has the credit for Miss Florida and will fight for its rights. 1 • RELIGIOUS L IB E R T Y Delivered by William Jennings T-yan in Democratic National ] Convention, New York, June 28. For twenty-eight years Dem o-, have Elijah and they have crntic conventions hnve been gra- j drew back the curtain clous enough to invite me to speak vea,f4 mounts before them and patient enough thousand ^KuhKlux^**1 ” Klana to listen to me. I hnve not words Catholic church end tho llo IF REPUBLICANS are wine in which to express my gratitude Israel have their L^rcat char Frank D. Waterman, of Eustls nnd New York .“ Is rlot~only they will do Romething to pleane far the courtesy, the love and the today who plead "for respect j one of the flnc*t fellows In the world socially, but he is one of the fnrmerR. The best thing at loyalty of the millions of Demo­ them and whose pleading is w of the best business men and political prognosticators in tho vnin. It is not necessary. I pre*ent is to concentrate on better • country. Two weeks ago Frank predicted to The Herald that crats who havo been my co-la­ besides, the Ku Klux Klan prlccR for fnrm productR, wheat, borers for more than o ouarter of not deserve the advertis Davis Would be the nominee “ eventually" and he had the right that you give it. a century. corn, oatR, rye, etc. Wheat price* ‘ '' dope on tho mattor. Frank knows whereof he speaks nnd us­ seemed to the .stupendous sum o f thirty millions o f de- went up a couple of cent* a bushel seemei The minority, tho fourteen i_ I have spoken to you on many ually speaks in tho right language. Wish wc had some men of bers of our committee who.e themgs— never on themes more Im­ NoW, in N ew York we have the National City Bank posits. yosterdny, Perhaps .Republicans fk Avenuo and Magnolia Ave' his type in Sanford. portant than today; and, since not Join with us in a report I with over aeven httmjred nrui forty million dollars o f deposits. feel that they can now ignore tho '*-4 ^ •* atween First and i^ o n d they take applause out of my time, would leave out these three* should bd widened at 'ohco THe banlci o f NFW;YoYk City have deptwits o f m ore thnn five DemooratR. But they can’t ignore *” I note that some of tho newspapers in the state sny that and since I am speaking to your ic and mystic words, have result will be n serious uc- billion dollars, m ore than twice the deposits of all the banks LaFollette ami the only way to hqarln and heads and not to your the words Ku Klux Klan t*| tho city official* of Sanford and other cities should bo rehands, please keep still nnd let high altitude that the Ku . in the ■Unit(id,8Ut;w,i*i,1JTft9P- Arul tot*Qy total deposits fight LaFollette is with high prices i sponsible for the curb market. It all goes back to-the idea adthem boIves* ever raised th'elrT me speak to you. ' , Sciaut people's Wqw>fof,fc/pftdew o f ail the banka am ount to thirty-seven billion dollars, with for the farmer*. . o m j. Mr. Colby trl)s y«w ■fib / >r' 8 rekPpuridet.-howbvifi■ 'L Lava only : ,ai , shorty ilm# * Inblllidtf d r U n k in g r e s o lir c ^ .'' " ' " " " Utopia would bo India where it is tared by the city of Sanford. Wo could have cno of the finest which to lay before you the ar­ thi* ■lrf-'a ItMlsient organU aald ihat a woman will divorce her LUCKILY THE prosperity of 'T h e steam railroad m ileage has increased from 6.1,000 guments that seem to me compell­ that it will soon die. If th markets in the staus of Florida and we could nil save money V husband yhyn the^ latter tiros pf, miles.in J870 Jo^QO.OpO miles,in 1924. The gross revenues o f thi* country doc* not depend e n -1 ing on this subject, when we are true, then, really, my friendij on foodstuffs nnd that is really whut our city officials should motto of„ n thei«minority her. ’ about decide, not only tho. the lin« to uociqo, lino wnrlirrv Ci J shouUl . . the railroads in 1916 word two billion, eight hundred and bcv - lireiy upon men nominated by ,-j £ -------- o —— be trying to do. in this campaign this fall, but that p,.nP„ ^ » P’ * ^ ou w*nl to A .conservative 1^. n man who enty-one million dollars. The gross revenues in 1923 were political convention*. The nominee ! which iqay affect larger organi­ George.” mean* something a* much aa ONE* in excess o f b I x and a half billion dollars. ' i r f V .• -will permit a visitor to expector­ The second objection I hs* zations thnn parties. One good thing the city is talking about is the municipal ate On the floor o f his office just siyimming pool-and 1 am glad to see the Junior Chamber of ‘ T h e wages paid to the em ployes o f the railroads today per cent o f tho total. The peonki, Lot Us understand each other; making this question the because he wants the man to feel amount to approxim ately two billion, eight hundred million whnt thoy want, what they 'IN. | Cohimerce taking it lip. Sanford could do more with n mu­ let us eliminate the things that mount issue of this campalj St ho pie. nicipal swimming pool than any other city In the state, for it nre not in this issue and come that I am not willing to tsk TEND and what .THEY ttynk dollars, equal to the gross receipts o f the railroads in 1915. hb|^.r-| ■,Y . . ,■?» —-O ■ down to tho three words that dying embers and start a pn would bring the crowds here from other places. A good pool means U0 por cent. - i'(#4 Sanford churches pro putting on ."Since 1870 the value o f farm animals hns increased those, our good friends, as honest fire; and that would make the I and dancing pavilion on the lake shore that could be used as a att«jftiv»,program s, during the ffOTOOue billion, five hundred millions, to nearly ten billions; a* patriotic and us anxious for visible government" visible it) meeting plaru of all kinds would bring many a dime to tfte THIS COUNTRY ha* one New summer months, G&dd,' music 'and the welfare of the party us our­ ery congressional district off city that is now going to other cities. Give your people amuse­ ing aprmons can be found cotton from fou r million boles to over ton million bales; coal England, moderate consrrVatfve. selves. luke out of the language United Stutes. ments or they will go elsewhere. from tw enty-nine million tons to six hundred million tons; running for president and (jL'tUiMy third objection i* thal| and exalt above any other three ch tomorrow. g J i J »■■■ . .. . O ’ - - ■— petroleum fro m two hundred and twenty-one million gallons a pleasant, estimable corporation words that will be used in this have no moral right to allowl Now that the Denfocratic nominees have been selected we campaign. Note, my friends, that to divert us front a great Judging by the length of some to tw enty billion g a llon s; nnd steel from sixty-eigh t thousand can look for Forrest Lake and Holland Deane to come back lawyer. SUPERLATIVELY CON they take our report, every word as great ns any party ever I dance*, "A ll Night Long" would tortB to thirty-seven m illion tons. and tell us Just how It happened that neither one of them were KERVATIVE, running for presi­ of it, and note also that wo ofThey say we are cowards. I be at more ponular piece to, play selected at the last moment for vice-president. Sanford should "tn 18GQ th e assespqd value o f property in the entire dent. fured to take every word of their requirea mura courage to fight| * than*"Three O'Clock^ln the Mornhave some recognition at the convention. report— but three. We said: Republican party than it do vuh only Twelve billion and eigh ty-fou r million United States wu It has in Senator LaFollette, in "Strike out three words and there fight the Ku Klux Klnndollars; a n 'd 'in T1923 property subject to general taxation in expression o f the dissatisffiittdn I want to congratulate the Kiwanls Club on its excellent will be no division among us." courage to save a nation Tffe Times-Union says young the South alone was assessed at thirty billion dollars, which is among farmers and others. And at ball team. These boys are good enough to play in big league But three words were more to throw a brick. We have fs« are needed in politics. Percompany and there have been.many gnmos played here by sothirteen billion dpllnra more than fo r the whole United States the same time it has in LaFollette, them than cunconl in our party In going Into bankruptcy—a . young men are needed and called boll players that had none of the spectacular features u great campaign. driven from the farm in a a man who has for real lawless­ , trMtps not, hut it is certain in 1880, >>. of Thursday's game. And then they beat Orlando, which is year. We find monopoly »p You have listened to the ap­ ness (what Wall Strcet gcntiemen mathlng Is needed. "In 1880 tho total value o f tho farm products o f the another sourco of supreme satisfaction to all concerned. ing. 'We find nearly every l plause when there was read to United States w as twa billion, two hundred and twelve m il­ are pleasod to call "red radicalism you the best Democratic platform line of industry in the cont rcsrding -to- tips. Glad to see The Herald talking about a steam laundry. and Bolshevism") a contempt as that was ever written— the noblest gigantic combinations of he lion dollar*; and in 1981 tho vulue of the South’s farm prod­ ' )n charge o f For yours other cities hove levied tribute on Sanford in the great bh that of any conservative. principles that have "ever been While we have dl*tress in ucts uldne' W as approxim ately eight billions, five hundred mprovernent at lmprovemei basin, that laundry line and we show our weakness in the industrial line embodied In a platform. It con­ country that cries aloud for i Ibe completed during the million dollarst when we broadcast to th*j world that we arc unable to have a tains pathetic pleas for people in and a war-worn world acrow I MORE IMPORTANT than any o f September, .Thcrf all ef- >( laundry In Sanford and yet Sanford Is contributing to the sup­ "W e nrei producing'A t the present time about 75 per cent distress, but none of our princi­ Atlantic that needs our help f can be concentrated on thc port of several outside laundries. There is une of the finest ple*. none of our pleas, stlrrred guidance, these minority me o woYld; qbnut 30 per cent o f nil the candidate is tho COUNTRY, We o f a ll-o f t ile c o m in ing of the lake. havo the world's gold, U2.000.00U fields for a laundry here that the state of Florida can offer. in the hearts of these men like say that wc lack courage h o g s ; w * p r o d u c e 65 p er cen t o f all the cotton grow n in th e There are other lines of business that should W filled here and of tho beat people, treasures pti the three words "Ku Klux Klan." continue a big work Instead! o i the' fbk& Hartford' ‘to W o r l d . * ^ . ^ starting out on a little huntf they will be taken up from time to time until we get them. limited, oniy half, developed, public 1 call you to witness that the something which is nearly VMt.kDora thero ls a ,, stretch ■of ‘ T h o tuiji/bvej- in d6llars and cents o f the Federal Re­ schools that guarantee gradual minority never took the standards about half a mile just before will soon pass away. You have to go away to hear good thing* about Sanford of their states and marched when and ng the main road.from Dr* serve Bank operations alone amounted lust year to the stag- elimination of Ignorance and power You may call ms s cows and every time you get away from Sanford you find people we appealed to them on grand sum v f five hundred and fi^ty billion dollars. in the hands of the people 'tAc<Jo that la not paved. Has this gc Dies-It you will but there is noDili talking about our wonderful growth and the big chance we principles*" wa. " n»Tv «k been left in this condition to Whilo it wiyj jj^mnion talk gfter the war that our steel whatever they please, IF THEY b.V 1ife to Justify the charge have thla winter to build a big city here on the banks of the one— .ANV^on^lnsml. ‘~ people from coming through mills had Ufomenduusly over-expanded, the United States THINK IT WORTH WHILE! f Kl.n Vthat h ^ .i lhe Ku I .am s coward. ---------- But, my my fri St. Johns. There are so many big things that we can do and Klux Klan, Klan, that they were IWou| d r arather o ,.. hllv.1 ’ n.'the Iwould bays ty? so much that needs to be done that we ahould not attempt any < atoused, Suck guarantees make you feel Steel Corporation, is planning to (Depend fifteen miHion dollars mas of thase misguided ---------o--------vaeutlona this summer, but stay cn the Job and build Sanford L*t me place before you the ersts than have to answer on that you need not worry about A t aeveatean-year-ald boy was this year for continued cicpqjiaidns. Into the city o f our dreams. Other people say that we havo five reasons which l submit to ment day for a duty df -“ “ acad .U aarve twa- years rln \t, 'Twdnty-ontf years a go the total life insurance in force candidate*. the beat city in the state, and that we are showing a mar­ your Judgment and your con­ and a trust deserted. I Atlanta federal penitentiary was ten billion, two hundred motion dollars, and the year’s velous gTowth and taking the last five years and Our BO per sciences.' _ con fight the Ku Klux Klsn, y for the theft of twentyTHE BEST OFFICIALS and cent increaat in population bears out these statement*. First, this plank, these three only the Democratic party total of life policies taken out iduring the year 1923 was [fram a general store and words, are not necessary. In ev­ stand between the common * * * — . War ft because of the twelve billion'dollars— n**rty*two billion dollars more than candidates In all the world’s his­ Sanford and Orlando boosters want another trip on the ery state In the Union (anybody pie and their despolters. tory could not make a civilised t of money stoUn or tho the entire amount of life insurance outstanding in this coun­ Clyde Line and this summer w« will go to Jacksonville. The whose rights are denied can find nation of thajCOngo region In a Fourth, I am not will ppto«af«tlw -thiog-f -w h , try twenty-one- year* ago,******; ( \V redress: and thq Democratic par- bring discord into my pa irlp to Green Cove Springs last year was too short and Walter thousand yssr*. - The WORST rtdgUp part of its piatiorm on Democratic party is unite- , Rose and Jeff Sllgh of Orlando were disappointed because they "Wages are higher than ever before in tho history of candidates or officials In all the Orlando SentinoTthla' mornwhich wa all agree— in words as the economic Issues. Wa haveq had to come home too soon. This summer wc will go to Jackworld's history coaid net-possibly eUs about the Kiwaqiana of this country; and the standard of living in the United States prsvent strong as strong can be written, er been* sen villa and stay away from home a week. Are all of you tho development and % Jtolding secret jcstionably the hjgtyest.ln the world. < growth of the with emphgsis as great os can jmpwn M, .United States in the fellows ready and willing to go? finessed by thou be. employed, puts qli the streinoth had morn jere. were nearly 15^00,000 right direction; i < » r l / t' ,n lose of last jresterday. Arme< _ of our .party b * _ is arranging a trip to ’ California' tor Secretary Pesrman l« ari 01 ®v!ry riifht- opened. ______ id 15,000 moving pictures. the United Statesju) kWeU" the OrUndo team ie -especially hack of the right to and face our .political foes ' . “ SEEST THOU A MAN diligent and their friends and it will be grow cA moon trying to win back religious fiberty for which w« o f ' dauntless courage and with •> t there are today thlrty-Ona thi In his business: Hs shall stand heons it the finest trips that you have ever ma«foj It will toko the majority stand. U ia not nac- thuiiasm never excelled, these man that is not re kings.1 pillion families, or to Srptcnjuor | I W iougn folks can be gathered together niece iClub essary, 1 repeat, fin f because the pie tell us, thst we ; must 1 rfL lUgsnt i # to Make * Uj» ,D*Mtx-.flv» aqd in.pntire sleeper wifi, riven laws protect eve^n w* &■*hr vw -®*wi 1 ■— - »iniU . -“ S--i H H M vohe. coiOtis, where f f m this titanic Usk I H V I “ ‘ vthere you can remain all during tj»c trip. over to the assembl ghest on ‘ t h e _____ Second,:in this, country li not dlvido our .part;’ on a r»Hg><*« does not eland well before be) uuntry it is cemed,, doci be a pleasure trip' but an educational trip This will not only nominee to vote \tor necessary to protect any cCurch. eue and eqase to be a grvri "Sinco 1914 we »Re British ■itish king. king. - '* UL.well god o¥t,.KPWgrv w4jhlppers should arrange to I have such confidence In the Cath­ litical party. They tell us s« billion dollara of securities make it. . . olic church, which was tor fifteen not-do so and so. the Democ V‘ MIS8 W l t L r a i T w6nd«-fu! “ It is conservatively estimated that last year three bil­ this morning. Perhaps hundred years my mother church party Is ,gqlpg in., Jose s k young girl from California, has lion, six hundred million dollar^ of new securities were Issued. shown extraordinary and precoci­ Article in papers says* that the new Democratic nomi­ as well aa yours, that I deny it number of Ifs member*. M they slay, in -ses* "W e have no pestilence, no famine, no disease, no earth- ous power against the crack play, nee for president, John W. Davis, looks mighty fine in his golf Domorrstk party,.will 1W l r£tfciiP0church Ltlc*L *i.d * took U **• tor.*- There Is another man Woo looks good in his golf tags Caufolic that ourVth re-B sidsrable number ‘because H e, no volcanic eruption, no destruction of property, and era of Europe. She and Mr*. and that is C. W. Stokes o f this city. He has just as good a ligmn from its founder and pre­ SIST3 ON REMAINING * George Wlghtman on Saturday ___ j i B ' . ’ ssert~ that J~ , our . . country ay a whole Is in a soundserved iL—U was th* only custo- IT HAS BERN, how many - "front” as Mr. Davis or any other man, and is just aa big as nger than aver in its hiser condition and fundamentally stron the presidential nominee. In fact I would rather vote for w v l r f.0a l 1?1**" centurie*. lose if it frits to be whet U| Stokes for president than for Oxolidge. >VY ’•>«.. ., V dfi* this for Catholic, never been before? they did It for me and for every The Democratic party bssj Judge ScheUp Maincs has scored another triumph. He The Catholic church, er taken the aid* 'of oni s the bass drum in the Kiwqnla Land aud no one knows ^ 5 - , ^ . d. and with the testimony n»d skill. Every movement of the r* hia stomach leaves off and the bass drum begins. It Its long party mast remain true to education more line of missionaries, went in- ditians, it cannot surren V* •J™'* land, doe* than all k , rights to exist; .It cannot ./j n , w w ; » to the mission s days o f J Mr \m RTT»q5n[rrtnr Imaiiwd w - - IJ S i a " r ■■ •' i 1 'm �MISS ROSAMOND RAD FORD, Society Editor, PERSONALS Mr. and Mra. Braxton Baggett motored to Orlando Friday where they spent the day. Elliott Dunn spbnk Friday In « city on his way Tram Tampa nla homo in Pornort*., • / \ lj Mra. J. G. Bajl left.Friday for ^ T V f t c r rehearsal Kissimmee taspend $hc week-end bridal party, at with her daughter. lVf . ■ h ri------- jL 'T h E K fl® J Avenue, 8:80 1p. Wi C Hutchison left Friday l for t"dj "nuptfaia at. home Hamlet, $7- C .,'to- spend several tfrt. E. E. Brady, Pal- Weeks on business.' • * i *"1 b. m . followed, by- >.* r --------Miss, Lillian Shuman and Joe Llvelart motored from Oviedo to spend the day with friends. io • ■— t r Mrs. J. G. Ball and son, Mrs. OR JULY 12 Harry Word and Dick Brown re­ turned from Daytona Beach Fri­ r»la~(3l9) 6:80, news, kkifo News (447.fi) day. Program ents, Mr. art(i MrsTj. A. Sheppard. Mra. T. W. Jones and children nre spending some time in'Orlan­ do with her sister, while Mr. Jones is in the north on business. Miss Olive Lezette and Miss- Allie Gillon leave today for Day* tona Beach to be the guests of the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Smart and mother, of Jacksonville, are stop­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Collum are ping at tho Valdez Hotel whllo mo theater revue. spending several days in West in the city on business. (030 6 concert; Palm Bench, the guests of the for­ J. R. Dunbar, of Jacksonville, is Icjjl 8:15-12:30 show;;. mer’s parents. spending several days, in the city U rtfo“ t380 ) 6 : 3 0 o r The friends of' Miks Ruth Gillon on business, stopping at the Val­ l( 730 soloist# 1 0 :3 0 will regret to learn of her pro­ dez. longed Illness at her home on Pal­ orchestra. Clyde Williams, with A. P. Con­ metto Avenue. go (448) 6 soprano, plnelly and Sons, left tho first of •1 s. m. orchestra. Mrs. W. L. Rumple and Miss the week for Tifton, Ga„ to spend R0 (34T,) 0:45 lullaby; Luciio Newby leave Sunday to several weeks, upend several weeks at Daytona it music; 8-11 barn Beach. S. C Edgon, of l)cl .aml, is i _■. f spending several days in the city Mra. C. D. Meitin o f .8t. Augus­ on business, stopping at tho Val­ las News (476) 8:30is visiting her sister, Mrs. J, dez Hotels , — •ital; 11-12 'orchestra, tine A. Shoppahl nt lier borne on Elm ,» Ncws (617) 0:80 Avenue. Charles AI Weber, of Atlanta, is spending the day in the city on business, stopping at tho Valdez . /join fS'fUj *And* pubs no enport (4m I ” ■>u W ebster Fla Hotel. 7 boyt' bond; . Mrs. R. C. I.cy, Miss Anna and Miss Sybert I-ry, of Del-and, ond H. E. Ingraham, of Nashville, Tenn.. spent Friday in the city, shopping. S i r2 3 2 ln.1 ie Air;; 11:46 NightL p m City Unity (300) |vualc; 7-7.30 Sunday lesson; 8-9:30 dance; 0 healing services, urier Journal - Louisitnrs (400) 7:30-9 p. m | Angelo (395) 8 con ■8:45 children; 10 Elks pee. Ilford (3M) 6 Big Broth lb; 5:30 talk, musical. Imphii Commerclnl-Ap iMO) 8:30 program. linaMpoIii - St. Paul ) btiilncfi message; 8 :lfi 'll dince. tontreil (425) 5:30 ori; 8.J0 entertainment; Mra c E Miss Ethel 1 cnce j j enryi j Bonvilli', vHu* boat Monday Mr. nnd Mrs. M. J. Ritchie left Friday fur Jacksonville, where they will take the boat for New York, returning in the I alf |to make Sanford their home. AT THE CHURCHES Holy Cross Church. Church service# for the fourth Sunday after Trinity, July ' 13, 1924. 9:45 a. m., Sunday school In high schotoL 10:00 n. m., service In Mitunc Theater. At the 11 o’clock service the K M , H Q U . \ 0 4Vcm- -Rex, Dr. Ulanchet, rector of S t U n ; 12:15-1 solos, or- LUkeS? ChuVch^TtW'Gorda; Fife:; lii: 4-10 orchestras, sn- will be the reverent! preacher. ■•o'i program. kr York (455) 3-10 stock Ingr, talks, music, lifv York (492) 2-10 p. pbettra, solos, talks, LoBrcbestra. rvsrt (405) 12:30-9 Solos, r. talks. Iklidn (312) 10 band; 12- Queation as to the Exact Meaning m. dance. Of the Bill is Sought and Muat ■Omaha (426) 0 speaker; Be Decided in the Courts S C H O L A R S H IP S BILL W ILL BE DECIDED SOON program; 0 11 claattlcul. (326) 5:30 TALLAHASSEE, July 12.— Irt; 6:30 kiddles; 5:45 Shall one young mnn ond one iy school lesson; 7 oryoung woman from each county in tiburgh (462) 4:80 Florida be admitted each year to ; 5:45 Baritone; 7:30 tho Dnlversity of Florida and the State College for Women, respect­ prtlsnd (4‘J2) 12 dnneo. ively, or every four years under Is Francisco (423) 10 the act of tho legislature of 1923 l. WP0 trio. ptnectady (380) 7:30 providing for scholarships at each of these institutions at the state's pringfield (337) 4 ensem- expense? [1:10 orchestra; 5:30 bodThis question is to bo decided t S:40 trio; 7 piano, barl- by the courts. Senator William C. Hodges and J- Louia Post Dispatch P 8 Miisouri Theater ac- Representative Fred H. Davis, piloted the measure through tha m, [silungtnn (4C9) 5 diil- Ufiilature, declare that the inten­ pC:45 Bible talk; 7.songs, tion was to make provision for kl 8:15 band. two students from each county JULY 13 every year. The State Board of «r»go (448) 7-0 musical. Education has construed the terms Tkicsgu (380) 6:30 muo f the act to mean that only one SJO soloists, dance; 10:30 shall.be admitted every four orchestra. years. Nrtffo (345) 6:30-7 choir. With a definite declination by Padnnsti (423) 8 orches- the state school authorities to ad­ mit Miss Ruth Sandlin, of Ham­ -Vrelmricj (283) G services; ilton county^ to the Florida State “ *b*ll. news; 7 concert. College for Women this fall, un­ (Alias News (476 : 7:45- der the terms of the act, Senator f"utvh services; 0:30-11 Hodges, who drafted the measure, »P#tor*. and Mr. Davis, are preparing to ^ i t News (617) 6:30 ask the supreme court to take ju­ *8‘ ' Episcopal cathedral. risdiction o f the case, and man­ •wtiDort (484) 8 sebvice; damus proceeding^ will be filed ,to test the ruling made by the Mosicgl. State Board, which It ia under­ Person City (440.9) stood was on a three to two vote, •mule. ‘ City (484 ) 9 hymns. « City Star (411) *•* (boater. » -> '-City (411) 11 a. m. Church services; B- FIRST HAPTIST CHURCH Sunday school 9:30 a. m. The members of the church are asked to extend themselves In the co­ operative effort to enlist the 4,000 citizens of Sanford who are not atCQtling Sunday school. ‘ Morning worship and sermon 11 a. m. Subject. "The Man Who Created a G fckf SBnWtltm in ‘th/e City." B. Y. P. U.’s 7 o’clock. Evening worship anil sermon 8 o'clock. Subject. "A Word Which Has Lost None of Its Power for Six Thousand Years." Prayer meeting Wednesday eve­ ning 8 o'clock. A very hetrty invitation is ex­ tended by the church to all citizens and visitors. East Sanford Pittsburgh Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nowns .of Topeka. Kansas, have been guests at the Fay home on Cameron Ave­ nue for the past two weeks. Mrs. Nowns is u sister of Mrs, I*oV. Mrs. Fay . - j has ___ been ____ seriously riously ill trouble at the hime from a nervous t-------------of her sister in Loa Angeles. CsL, where she went to spend the sum­ mer. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunn and children have returned from North Georgia, and are now at Daytonn Beach, having taken a cottage for the month of July. Mrs. I. D. Hart and rMs. Middleton are at home from Asheville. N. C. Mrs. Hart came home in time to accompany Mr. Hart to Daytona Bench for the Fourth. A son was born to. Mr. and Mrs. "Ped" Hasty July 3. nt their home ton Cameron Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Colbert and children of the Golden I-ako neighborhood, are spending several weeks at Daytona Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Zernovean, Mr. and Mr». John Peters and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Peters and children were guests cfl Mr. and Mrs. John Pleterskl of San Sula on a recent Sunday. . . Miss Adeline Morris, of Palotka, was a guest at the Fay home on Cameron Avenue over the week­ end. A. H. Stone, of Cameron Ave­ nue, left Sunday -night on a vacatlon trip to New York ond other points* Mra. H. C. Gerror, of Jackson­ ville, is the guest of Mrs. Lille JJ. Jones at ber home' on Beardall Phone: Res. 425 MISS M A Y D OYLE DIES HERE AFTER ILLNESS.. 3.. W EEKS Miss May Doyle, who was for many years a resident bf Sanfofd. died at the home of her sister, Mfs. F. L, Miller o f this city, Friday afternoon at about 2:10 o'clock, after an illness of thti* weeks. : Sanford is . Miss Doyle’s former home, she having lived here for the greater part of her life. Several years ago she moved to Okeecho­ bee, Fla., whore she resided until she became ill about Ihree weeks ago. She was removed to Sanford and taken to the Femald-Laughton Hosnital. Later she was taken to the home of her sister, where she died yesterday. Though very serious, the exact nature of Miss Doyle's Illness Is not known. The funeral was held it the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Miller on Park Avenue at 1»:30 o'clock this morning, Rev. E. K Ilrownlee, pastor of the local Presbyterian Church, officiating. Only very close friends and the immediate family were present. Miss Doyle, who waj buried in Lakevlew Cemetery near this city, is survived by three sisters ana two brothers. They arv Mrs. F. LMiller and Mrs. B. W. (lerndon of Sanford, D .;’ Cloy Clay of Hanford, Mrs. W. * D. Of Jacksonville, A. J. DoyU of Mem­ phis, Tenn., and F .F, Ikyle of Son Antonio, Tox_ on organization.1 •* The Democratic party hns done more for one than for any other living man—for any other man who ever lived—and-1 am grate­ ful; I cannot express my grati­ tude, but I can express my pur­ pose by naraphrasing words that are familiar to you: "Partisans, spare this party, touch not a single bou*:h; In youth it sheltered me and I'll protect it now." I have loft for the last what I regard as the strongest argument. If the Democratic party is di­ verted from its duty some other party will take up its task. Evon if our party is destroyed, anoth­ er parly will sprang up to do Its Work. *1 My Inst objection is that I am not willing to divide the Christian .Church, because if it is destroyed there K nothing to take its place. We must stand together to fight the battles of religion against ma­ terialism. Much us I owe to my p^rty, I owe more to the Christian relig­ ion. If my imrty has given me Miss Alhlene :Milldr the basis of my poiilirul beliefs, my Bible hns given me tho foun­ And Earle Field Are dations of a faith that has en­ me to stand for the right Married this Morning abled as 1 saw it. without stopping to count how many stood to take A marriage that will be nf inter­ their share with me. est to a wide circle of friend- la My fnthor taught me that I that of Miss Athlene Mdlor *»f New could nffurd to be in u minority, York nnd Daytona Beach and Earlo but that 1 could not afford to be T. Field of this city, taking place wrong on any subject. He believed this moraine nt TrinDv Chnnel, in Ibe llilde and in God; he be­ Senbreete, Kin.. Rev. S M. McKay lieved that God stood back of ev­ of St. Mary's Episcopal Church of ery righteous cause With an arm Dnvtona, officiating. strong enough to bring victory to Only the immediate families of his side; and that has been my both parties witnessed the impres­ faith. I believe 'religion is r f sive ceremony. more importance tha npolitics, Mr. and Mrs. Field motored to and I believe the world now needs Sanford where they took the boat not so much a declaration of war for Jacksonville to gn from then* botween denominations as It does by rail to southern points of in­ to get buck to God and a sense terest. of responsibility to Him. Mrs. Field is tho lovely dutivhter The burglars steal 105,000.000 of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Miller of Now a year In this country nnd the York. Mr. Miller is prominently pickpockets nearly ns much; the connected with the Berry Varnish bank roldiurs nnd train bandits Company of New York City. F<ur steal lurge sums: hot the swind­ the past year they huge nuidu lers take $2 000,000,000, ten times Daytona Beach thein home. as much as all the thieves in the Mr. Field Is the youngest son of |pcuiicntiury stole. Is it not better Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Field of tips i to unite the Christian church bocity nnd spent his boyhood here. hind the Ten Commandments nnd Returning from Augusta. Gn. four the Sermon on the Mount thnn to .years ago Mr. Field e#LiWished I divide it Into nngry fnclfbhk'T the Field Aufb Com party where lib 1 The world is coming out of i< is making a prominent place <n wnr, the bloodiest ever known business circles. The many friends of the young Thirty millions of human lives couple ate wishing them -vt-py pos­ were lust, directly and indirectly; sible happiness during their mar­ ried life. D A V IS The dnnee nt I,akc Mary last night under the auspices of Sun- 1 ford DeMoluys was the most suc­ cessful und enjoyable given by this organization in Sanford. Much credit ia due to these boys for the aplendld way tn which the dance was munaged. In the DeMolay Orchestra an excellent ns well as n promising one he# been organized which will tnuun much to the young people of Ranlord, it Is said. The dance last night was the first of a series of dances to be given by the organisation during the summer. Young People Attend League Union Meet CYPRESS TANKS Plenty of water for all purpoics supplied by a Davis Cyprus Tank on 1 Steel Tower. Econom­ ical to buy, city loin nail, costs little to maintain. Wiite for booklet which informs and explain*. The Central Florida Epwurth O. M. I)avi« & Son League Union's monthly meeting 1900 Laurel Street was held in DeLand last night. PALATKA FLORIDA Twenty of the young people from tha Sanford League attended, bringing back the attendance ban­ ner. For two months In auc-s^lnn this League has held the banner. !■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■* Every one reported a nice time, n . rs n n n it r Kff bv lh“ Do B A R B E C U E GAIN WEIGHT I f you are underweight us4 LEONARDI’8 E L IX IR FOB TH E BLOOD. This tonic Increases tha appetite, builds up the blood, In­ creases the supply of the much needed red cells, ft provides nour­ ishment that make*'the blood rich and pare and thus enables the blood to Impart this new found strength to the body. It also acts gently on the liver and kidneys. Make yourself robust and healthy. Fin out tha hollow spoto, erase the A t Lake Mary Sunday AT NOON, ALL YOU CAN EAT FOR TIRES A N D TUBES to »top war? \ Some say commerce will do it: bat commerce did not do itj and commerce had reached its hlghest point just before the war ben n . Some say education will do it, and education had reached its' highest point Just before the war began. Some say science will do it, and science had reached the highest point just before the war began. Science. ■instead o f pre­ venting war, mixed the poisonous gas and made the liquid fire. It was science that made war so hell­ ish that civilisation was'about to comftoit suicide, , None of these things have stopped war or. can stop war. There is only One • who can bring peace to the world, and that is the Prince o f Peace, the One at Whose coming angels sang, "On earth peace, good will toward men." « _ < Jew and gentile, Catholic and of Peace, la it possible that now, when Jesus—the hope of tho world —is more needed than ever be­ fore— in it possible that at this time, in this great land, we nre to have religious warfare 7 Are you willing to start a blaze that may cost innumerable lives, sac­ rificed on the altar of religious arejudicoT I cannot believe it; God forbids; 1 call you buck In the name of our party*, I call you buck in the name of our Heavenly Father, 1 call you back In the name of tho Ron of God nnd Snvlonr of the world. Christians, stop fighting; let us get together and suvo the world from tho mate­ rialism that roba life of its spir­ itual valuos. Danish ‘the_“ Hymn >f Hate;” our son|( must be "Bleat '»o the tie that binds our hearts In Christian love." Paul said: "BRETHREN, If a man lie overtaken tn a fault, ye which are spiritual, restore such an one in the spirit of meekness; considering thyself, lest thou al­ so be templed.” Let us act in that spirit. Wo enn better exterminate the Klnn by recognizing the honesty and sincerity of the members and ‘ caching, them that they are in error. Christ on tho cross prayed, ‘ Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do,” I^ct ua. His disciples, follow His example. Mr, nnd Mrs. L. I’. ChltUpden ind son leave for Jacksonville ■Sunday where Mr. Chittenden will inter camp, while Mrs. Chittcnten and sun will go to Elmira, N. Mrs. W. S. Thornton and Mrs. >. S. Babbitt motored to Winter ‘ark Thursday to spend the day •ilh their mother,, Mrs. I), D. Hunter. H o w d o e s h e d o it ? He cams no more than I do, but he had money enough to buy that house.1 (They didn't know that tbei* friend paid for bis home with money ha had served) A fund fo r a home ta n be accumulated bt a few yean by opening an In tc re tt Account w ith us a rJ J‘ ‘— *i;— ----- n amount every week. 4% Interest Paid on Savings While In Daytona Stop at .TROY HOUSE. A N D SA V E M O N EY ---------------- R A T E 8 :--------------Per Da>’, 75cls nnd Up. Per Week, $5.00 nnd Up. Spccinl nrrangcments for those who wish to Get their .Moala. 4 Direct From the Manufacturer No Middle Men’s Profit OUR FIRST COST A N D O N L Y One Small Profit IS YOUR O N LY COST DELIVERED ON YO U R JOB ;V v : -l; LET U sVlG U R E YOUR COMPLETE...... . MATERIAL b i l l THE SAVING W IL L SURPRISE Y O U We own nnd operate our own Saw Mill, Planing Mill* Dry Kiln und Cabinpt Shop, and our timber Ih cut from our own lands, within oaay reach o f the pUnL M a l a r ia L eaves A PHONE OR CALL ON He a v y ! Malaria, on fortunately, does not and with tha breaking of Chius and reducing al Barer Keen after tha patient ia fraa from uluaj )lln«*a, tha marks on hla system era plain to sea. Vitality U week.appetite poor, srelght fallen off, spirits A>w. In such coniitiona Winlersmith's C u ll Toni*, a reliable aatl-malarla preacrlptlun U Invaluable. WlntanmlUi's Chill Tonic bullde up and -eatoree what tha malarial fever haa taken away. It enrkhee and purifies tha blood, lids the apjietita, tones up tbs syatsm, liastana the return o f health end strength. Taken sa you frel Chills and Fever coming on, Wlntarsmith'a Chill Tonla gives prompt end certain relief; end a long siege o f Mau­ ris ran often be avoided. Ita beneficial effects have been proved In thousand* o f cues, over CO years of continued use. At your drug store. Popular else, 60c; mam­ moth eiss, $L Made only by the Wintersmith Chemical Co., Inc. Louisville, Ky. — Adr. Feed Your Chicks REDCOMB GROWING M ASH and develop their bodies for heavy egg laying thia winter. Sideache Backache ■ "I hart been taking Oar- dul," says Mra. Lillie Boiton, of Lake Prorldeaca, ■ La. "1 got down in bad health and loet In weight m until I only weighed 120 ■ poondo. I had bad palna In my aidea and back and ■ my legs hurt me until >1 _ couldn't walk, f stayed In bed half the time. I tried ■ all kinds of medicine, but u tt did me no good. Finally m I tried ■ _ " ® p ■ a S ^♦♦WeW44t4t4W4H4****44>e4*4t*4WH« ■' _ ■ r' lec* i 6:30 -M U ' i hymns; 5:20-7:16 -Capital 6 Skinner organ. -Omaha Vj<Vl [^•Iphln Phone 311 (396)- - .6:; S5?‘JSS- DAYTONA BEACH Find Its Superior Kldar Springs flows flvs gallons Ot pura water avary thirtr-iwo »aconda. It la ua«d by ovar Alty par cant of tba people of Hanford, and. la Ita natural form. Is used by Iba Waetarn Union nnd many battarr atatlona for atoraga batteries. Ie It pure! Aak tbe State Hoard of 1 »jTTi *jii »li • 105 Palmetto Ave. COOLEST ROOMS ON T H E BEACH Ilia Issfsrt Aw. Good Meals. U*' --- ALL MAKES . „• From our own Modern Building Material Plant atLonirwood,'Midway Between Sanford and Orlando. A M^ss'llawk'ns and Mr.: Hawkins, 8r. and Mr. Hawkins, J r. of Cele­ TH E BLOOD at cnee. Insist on LEONARDI'S In Che yfHow packr y Avenue, are leaving J‘ • ~ In their ca r for Comn)cr«*. Ga, oh eg*. At all drugglstos. a v i .i t . Mrl.IUwklh#, J r, . has been quite ill for several weeks rP*Mrs. B. E. Coille and children- PROGRESS STRENGTH Reasonable.Ra -llr ♦'*(»* • i 1iA * J* .‘Jll £**J-!* �ta M M tN i ■■■', il -J—. W i W . 1 .VUM-H-U. ■■ .H. "J-.I S. Olympic 400 106 02x—10 14 1 Pfeiffer, Camp and Francis; Dllbert am , Yankeds Slug .tint Victory Over Chlcngo and Regain American T l>«ad—Ht.LouIs-Boston " Split 2—Athletics Beat: Indians, K .... , ‘ * OLYMPIC STADIUM,! ColomBes; France, July 12,—Eric Liddell, thlh-legged Scotch divinity student, won Olympic glory for Orest Britain Friday when he eped to victory fn the 400-motre run with a world’s recotjj and brought to a climax the most sensational aeries of races ever witnessed In any intcr- , ■ONE ik TEN >/- V . •* . Neglecting a little wound, out or abrasion ol the flesh may la nine cohos out of ten cause no great suffering or inconvenience, but if is tho one cn«t In teh that CliilCs blood poisoning, lockjaw or a chronic festering sore. ' The cheapest, safost and,:bast course is to dhiinfoct\tho wvnmd with li­ quid* Bareicdia anod apply (he Be* rozona Powder to complete lira limiting process. Price (liquid) Site, COo -afid ft.20. 1Powder Sfie n r\ rf ■ill!flAi, lift AT/vIAI' *h e I n n -flit a m i m and'60c, "Bold by Y11» Union acy. • Houser (Thin-Legged Scot Sperdn Way to Stellar Win—American in Int jured When He Falla on , i 'TrecV — Finals Sunday,! ■. ' WASHINGTON, Julj? 12. — Washington dropped tq second place Friday by losing to Detroit 3 t o ,4, while New York wan win­ ning over Chicago.,’ i Walter'John­ son held Detroit to two hitu until the eighth whon thcreo ndftios and a pass were hunched. These, with nn error by Bluege accounted for three Detroit runs. Score by innings; Detroit ............100 000 0.10—4 & I fWashington . ..000 021 000—3 >10 1 Stoner, Cole, Dauas and Bossier; Johnson and Ruol. „ In Savinp for a Home of Yoor Own. Pm* Yotihfj Coiiples Consider It One of LifeVf Goals while Aiming for ' . And it’s not lmrd to attain, put amount into a Savings Acctro c• this Bank today and, as tinie p ... y°9 J CerWn-.hfPPinea,. iiifu ■. I watching that Account grow u ■* > - .vui . .. I that progress toward attuiniiv goal— YOUR 'OWN HOME. “ G A B R IE L A COMMUNITY IlUlfcflER COMFORT UUUI F. 1*. FORSTER, President. P .A M E R O u u M ls i New York 12; Chicago 9 NEW YORK, July 12.—Tho New York Americans won their scries from Chlcngo 4 to 2 und went Into first place by slugging out a victory in the last game here Friday by a score of 12 to 9. Man­ ager Evers of Chicago started the game with his new battery from Minneapolis, Magnum and Grabowrki, but the former was batted Grown after three Innings. Falk hit a homer with tho bases full in the third. Five home rum were hit, Ruth getting his 24l)i of the sen lng the groat array any game" have over known.-His victory was as decisive ts it was startling, for, leading from the crack of tho gun, Pearly White Score by innings George Taylor, Grinnell College, who captured the first American 104 120 001— B 10 2 Bud Houser,. the University of Chicago . Southern California strong-arm New York .. 213 000 33x—12 13 2 victory in a final Olympic event, when he won th* 400-meter hurdles. Magnum, Lyons and Grabowskl, man, who too kthe shot-put honors Schnlk; Bush, Gaston nnd Schang. at the Olympic games. Kvhoura, nnd J. Coard Taylor, tho nt American,' who, despite nn ed., 'ankle, held third place EHndbM with a closing rush when he tripped over a lano marker and fell heavjly to the ground. •Taylor's fall enabled G. M. But> ler of Great Britain, nnd John­ ston'or Canada, tu'gnin third and fourth places, hut tho American, . semi-conscious, responded to the appeals o f the onlookers to rise and staggered across the flnjiih, winning fifth place. Then he cdl- e ^brther down the track, almost unnoticed in the pnndemotjium that broke loose when Liddell broke tho tape, nnother tragedy was enneted as Imbach lifted him­ Epinard Entered In 3 Races By British NEW YORK, July 12.—Epi­ nard, Pierre Worthhelmer’s great four-year-old thorough­ bred, arrived hero Friday on tho Bercngnrla Tor a rt.*rlfcs of races in this country. Ho has been entered In three races. Tho first will bo nt Bel­ mont Park, the tiecond nt Aque­ duct and the third at Latonia. On tho consular papers Epinnrd wan valued nt $200,000, hut it la said that Worlhheimor has insured tho racer for 300,000 English pounds. self painfully tfrom where ho* had __ ___i _____ t t _ ______________a i „ ... fallen exhausted. Ho went to ntho starting polo ill and showed over the first hnlf of the distance that ho rural badly, o f f form ,/ llla.cbllapae csmo as ho was utuiniiling into tha stretch. His condition last.night was said ’ to be not serious, hut Taylor, who had to be carried off the field, was under medical care for n badly pulled ligament nnd lacerations of both knees. America fared well, however, for Emerson Norton, of George town ,and Harold Osborne, Illinois ‘A thletic Club, tho decathlon ace of the United States, wero onttwo In a brilliant bnttlo for point* over the first half of the gruelling ’ ten-event contest, which will ho - —completed today; The United States also captured the second heat of ■ the 3,000-metro team race trinlR. The first heat saw Finland's cracka, Nurmi, Hltola and Tain, finlshinfl, one, two, three, giving the Scandinavians a clean sweep of the heat. The United States, aided by the rijt points tallied fn the 400-motre rade, while'Finland added nothing to ita score, increased itj point lend to 8014 over Its nearest rival and assumed a position which last night seemed so strong as to vir­ continuance untually assure How THey Stand Florida State League Club . W. L Lakeland . v,™.-.............16 *1 St. Petersburg ............16 f Tampa .......- ....... ....... 10 ! Orlnndo . ..... .. 8 1! Orphans . .......... 6 U Bradentown . ............ 4 If American League Club New York . Washington Detroit . Chicago . St. I>ouIs ... Cleveland . . Boston ....... Philadelphia RED SOX SHUT LAKELAN D W INS OUT PHILLIES 3 TO i CONTEST 6 TO 0 FR ID A Y FROM GROW ERS St. Louis 8-6; Boston 1-7 BOSTON; July 12.—St. Louis nnd Bnntnn divided a double head­ er Friday, St. Louis taking the first game B to 1 and losing the sec­ ond to the Red Sox 7 to 0, Win­ Word's pitching and homo run for Dodgers Trim nr* Cubs— Pittsburg Win Second Game of Se­ St. Louis with one on, base marked Wins 8 to 2 Contest from Bos-" Smokers ries From Orphans, 2 to 1— the opening contest. Saint* Slug Out 8 to 2 ton—Glnnts Wallop Cardinals First Game Win Over Orlnndo 10 to* !> St. Louis ..... 002 012 003—8 13 «l Boston ...... .. 000 000 001r-l 2 3 Cincinnati iladrlphin 0 LAKELAND, July 12.— Bonnie Wlngard nnd Sevcretd; Ferguson luly 12,—Thq j Stewart’s single in the tenth won R obs and Sevong. r mil of five Friday’* game for Lukclnnd from Second Game by winning.(fl , liradentown, 3 to 2. Both Ery and Score by Innings: was hit by n Honno pitched fine hall and BusSt. Louis 230 000 00.1—6 6 2 fifth und so key nnd Tilton starred In tho field, Boston. 010 112 02x—7 13 2 he had to re- Score by innings: Kolp, Pruett, Vungihler and Sovereid; Quinn, Murray, Fuhr, Ful­ The score: itradentown 10O 001 000 0- 2 0 1 lerton and O’Neill. >0 (ioo_o 0.1 j.nkeUnd .—HO 000 000 1-41 8 0 3 U0x--<] 11,1 Boone and McDaniel; Ery and Philadelphia 10; Cleveland 1 W ilson; Wen* Smith. PHILADELPHIA, July 12 — Hargrave,1 "■ ■ Tampa 2, Orphans 1 Pounding .Lbrea Cleveland pitnhuvx. ;U I.,[T i, v; i.L TAMPA,* Jnty'PJ.^T^vnpn wop 'for*14!'hlit. 'J’ hilridolphin WOn the nlrago 1 . , it)ic second game of the series from finnl game of tho scries with the *2.—Vanco \ Day ton n Frlilny afternoon by Ihe Indians Friday, 10 to 1. In the uch for Chita* acme .,f 2 to 1. A close decision sixth, Kpcnkur was put out of the jhlyn took ilia i,t tii,. fifth inning by Lane of .the game by Dinceii und then in llio series nine to Tamya team, who was umpiring seventh he was ordered off the inting for livo 0n the liases, resulted in the winbench. On each occasion he was icrs, his nine* ping run being scored. Score by protesting on tho umpire’s judg­ h. Cotter, <’hi- innings: ment on-balls nod strikes. tied the Major Daytona ____010 000 000—1 5 0 Score by innings: for accepted Tampa ......... 600 110 OOx— 2 8 0 Cleveland ......010 600 000— 1 4 I Cooper und Stins; Sadler und Philadelphia . 220 000 OOx— 10 14 l Gomes. Clark, Chceves, Ray and Wal­ ST. PETERSBURG, July 12.— ters; Hoimach nnd Perkins. Pedro Dihut held the Orlnndo Bull­ dogs to five bingles, nnd the Saints mnde it two straight, Fri­ Southern League day. 10 to 2. Score by innings: —— Pittsburgh 8; Boston 2 —MoPITTSBURGH, July 12.—II-.rImely too nnd Pittsburgh divided a four nrt was relieved In the fourth In­ bnils game series, the Pirates- winning ning Friday after Now York had lie of the final game Friday 8 to 2. Hiundi'd him for five hits, scorGrimm's triple In the sixth with ng five runs and the Giants de­ two on broke a deadlock and start- feated the Cardinals ten to five 0 8 1 ed a batting rally which 'netted in a ten-inning game. Kelly’s ho­ 3 0 1 five more runs. It was tho fifth mer accounted for two of the vis­ gham straight victory for Cooper. S*uro itors’ runs In the final frame. by innings: 1 Jackson came homo on Hornsby’s Boston .........MOO 000 100— 2 11 4 fumble and Yoqng> single scored Car- Pittsburgh ... I0(k 002 32x—8 16 0 two others. Score by innings: ;o his Lucas, Yoarglrt and O’Neill; New York 140 000 000 R—40 12 3 St. U uis 000 001 400 0— 5 10 8 when Cooper and Knox. Ryan, Nchf, Dean and Snyder: 1 cen-i -------- Gowdy, Stuart, Haines, Dyer and nnlng New York 10; SI. Louis 5 which ST. LOUIS, July 12.--John SluJ. Gonzales. I Nation si League Club New York . Chicago . ... Brooklyn , . Pittsburgh . Cincinnati . Boston ....... Philadelphia St. Louis "... a of tho atring of Olympic Southern I-esgue and field tNumpha since the Club il revival £8 years ago.. Memphis , . total tc6re now shows the New Orlcpni Atlanta , Nuslivijlc , .. Nubile . ..... Birmingham Chattifnooga Little Rock Broke World Records W -T .T ilden,N orton And Griffin R each Tennis Sem i-Finals the first, 8 to 7, and losing the sec­ ond, b tp 6. First Game Score by innings: N. Orleans .....013 120 000—7 12 0 ........................ 021 01*—8 13 £ Caldera, Whittaker and Lapan; Morgan, Lindstrom and Mackey. Second Game . I Score by infiings: Nov* Orleans .... -030 810 0—6 0 0 Nashville ....... . .200 003 0—fi 8 0 •Hollingsworth. Hodge and Dow14; . Koonan; Morris, Olsen and dev however, will not comIn the finals Sunday for t^o re o f hie teammates to suphlm enabled Franco to beat l for )he second qualifying LITTLE ROCK, July 42.—Utile « showed a reversal of fonn iy, wimdptg the first game of dpuble Mil from Birmingham, H ^kl^lbcoqd, C to 0.. y fine sUH i f Norton' ’ and t in the decathlon gives n excellent chance of vtcirn ths flnal events of this are held*., '} stitul'K' Score by ii qU 020 ioS % 8 4 ________ . 100 130 lix—4 10 t Clark, Jones and Spencer; MC- Birmingham ith Norton )t far behind. ----------------- jt showin#>fa: ■r events—100 and 400runa, ahotput; and brood •va him e alight edge In t totals at th* nod of the orton s . point total tAue ,41705 and Osborne’a 64). 6JS. Tllden encou nrrlran DUqtuUfled ' difficulty .in . footing Robert i losing In four led the gallerlaa Italian > woPfrom IL B. BchleAustralia, in a fourth a jr. whitnh*, . A) Athletic Club wdtld’s another lumping a gregtet Green Golden Heart Golden Self-Blanchiftg We are now booking orders for the above varieties for July 15 delivery, upon arrival of shipment from EYahcfc/ arid we are in position to quote you prices which will interest, you, as wo are giving you the advantage of our buying direct from the grower. Our Golden Self-blanching and Green Golden Heart are the same true strains furnished by us for the past five years and cannot be surpassed. Our Pearly White has been grown for us by our grower in France, from seed furnished by us and purchased from tlib Introducers of this variety in this territory. We will appreciate a call from you. 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Tyrwilleger,1P rqp.________ _ _ Lumber and Building Material Carter Lumber Company .Phono 6<JI r fjp e^ d u u b la aboVe . date# are f o r eon* iwertlona.1 •f average le n gth Ig lips ge 3*e for first Is restricted to ■^1cation. ir Is wade Tha Banwill be respon sible incorrect Insertion, r, for su b s eq u en t be office should ba dlately In coaa o f Advertising' LEARN ABOUT Polk. County and Lalcelind, through tha Star-Tele­ gram. Best advertising medium In South Florida Published morning*. Star-Telegram, Lakeland, Fla. COLtlMDUft l O M I.ED U K Il— C l a is Jfled ads h a v e th e la r g e s t c i r c u ­ lation In- Houthweatarn □ e o r g la . Hata l o f O - w o r d ) Una. AUVERTlSBTn the Jo*nal-M5^ nrcBTiiKng. aid. South Georgia's greatest Irtpr»*»ntatl\e thor- newspaper. Morning, afternoon, IUr with ratea, rulea weekly ana Sunday Classified rates •Hon. will give y o u line. WenycToae Journalpfomatlon. And Jf 10c per line, ktf asiUt y o n In I Ileraaid, Waycroex. 'Georgia, want ad to make I TO REACH the prosperous farm­ rtiva ers and fern growers of Volusia THAT NOTH'®, county advertise in the Del-and i sh ou ld give th eir Dally News, rath lc per word, caab (toffIre address aa with order. r itr phone number If J results. About o n e A LITTLE WANT AD In Tha lo f a thoursnd hag a Herald will bring you big re­ •nd the others c a n 't t with you nntesg- sult*. Advertise-those old articles your address you have stored away and have Stlsnane* Mt'MT ba no use /or. A little thirty-cent ad arnns at The (nsmay bring you several dollars. Eld efflre sr by letPhono 148 and a representative leehsse d'seoatlawill call to see you._______ *____ nnl valid. Frompt, Efficient FLORIDA—ORI-ANDO— Orlando Berries »i mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ fied business, rnte lc a word, min­ , A r m c A T t o N F o n imum 24e cash with order. |l'Slicit SCITIDV B7B AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ KVCItAI. KTATITKH TATCOK rt-OIIIDA gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest ■hereby given that If . classified medium, rate cash .09c rrhsr-r of Tax (V rtlfi10c por line, minimum j dated (hr 1th day o f charge. ________ __ II. hs« ni-d said r e rt lf- ■3Qc. gflre. and has niadr a p - MAINE—Waiorvllle, Morning Sen­ gaX d m ! to Issue III n ctinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ l*w Said rerllflnote fallowing described ple arc interested in Florida prop­ sled In H^mlnole ruun* erty. Reach them through the vwlt Nig nf ,VK14 o f Rato card on applica­ « , Bee. 11. Twp 19 B , Sentinel. i srrrs the said land tion. d st thr date nf the IsBe a c h c o u n t y —Th^ urh rertlflrstr In the pa i,M scene of stupendous development 8 tv OreIill >hl t ) n IrtlSnle shall ho r e ­ Read about it in the Palm Beach ading 18 Isn in a deed Post Sample copy sent on re­ Irreoti nn (Dr Und day quest^________ _________________ im ■ofdflal algriat tire nhd TAMPA. FLORIDA—Tampa Dnlly llth da>. i f Jiiuv, A. Times, tho great - home-daily, u f*oic i . A s a . rate lH c per word, minimum Ilrrult Cnurt H. mlnulo fount). Florida charge 26c cash with order. Write A M « KKKs |). o. for complete rote card. t I For Rent Apartments Help Wanted WANTED—Bant ora butlnegg. men | j who are- in need a t competent qelp should read the ’ claarlfied | ge of The Herald. There'* no non for sending out-of-town for FOR RENT—To responsible pfcr> help when there Is probably Just , __ ty, downtown apartment of three tjto portion you want In the £ city !& rooms. Inquire at Herald office. WANTED—Money to lo^n on good first mortgages;; new. homes lh Sanford's most desira­ ble residential section. FLETCH-' I EH & .BULGER BUILDING COM- FOR RENT—Two-roora furnished PAN y , Room No. 0, Davla-Mc*, apartment, 70S Palmetto Ave­ Neill Building, Orlando, Florida. nue. ‘ Phone 1708.________ _________ FOR RENT—’Two-room houscWe know we cannot do ALL the keeping apartment, 719 Oak. hauling and transfer business in Avenue! . Sanford; hut wo do know that wo FOR RENT—Two-ro4m apart­ get the CREAM of it, and that the ment with or without garage. reason for that is the SERVICE Apply 618 Oak Avenu#,________ wo render. QUICK SERVICE IfOR RENT—Cool three-room TRANSFER. Phone 498. apartment, bath, option fur­ WANTED—-Boys and girls to open nished or unfurnikhtd. Wight - savings accounts in the Sanford Brea. Co. Building and Loan Association. An easy way to save and make your saving* pay you eight per Are you moving? Il so, call a cent interest. Wo will he glad to QUICK to 1UICK SERVICE TRANSFER T explain the plan to you. Sanford do tho job; they know how, end Building & Loan Association, A. will handle your goods as you P. Connelly, Secretary. would yourself. Phone 498, a R EAL ESTATE Lot Jfl B o y d 's Htikdlvlston. Tha unlit land being umsueo trtht dtt* o f thn Ixsuance o f such certificate In tli# nama o f U s k n o v s . ' IfnlcHM nitlit c r r t l f l c a t i f nholl b e rrilermnd a c c o r d i n g to l i « tax deed will 11*110 thereon on the Ith day o f AiiKUat, A. D. 1114. \Vltn#»# my offic ial alxnature and ■enl thla the 17th day of June A. L> 1*14. H. A. DOUULAHH, Clerk Circuit Court, Sem in ole County, Florida. 4Seal) tty A. M. WKKKH. D C. 6:111 7 :5-t 1-19-16 1:1 FOR SALE — Celery farms, all sizes and prices. It will pay you to see us if you arc going to buy. We sell at tho owners’ prices, strictly. FOR SALE—5-room bungalow, all modem, on I-aurel Ave. $4,000, easy terms. FOR SALE—0-room house, mod­ ern. water, lights and gas, well COUNTY COt'HT. NKMINOI.B furnished. I>ot 75 ft. front on Park INCOUNTY. (TATE OK rLOIllllA Avo. $3,500. Tornis. t,aral*haiest. K iiIk Iii At Weill Company, h cor* t t VTVW t A. T T W W W T tTTt T Lost and Found tt Xa a a - - - - ' “ -T V T - - W W —t Houses For Rent tlLLANEOUS $ ■ ■» ■ —— IR SA LE FOR RENT—6-room Muse next WANTED—Capable young man LOST: an opportunity to door to "Gable*.** Inqulre Mtss 86 to 35 years of age, who has tna.iii >rea»t withn. thf ,tiime» by not FOR SA IteCUuen.and Dun had someWWbusiness experience for reading tha clnBSlflcd Dares of Lola Evans, care YoWeus. lop CO and tube*. Gull i __ ____ W aa • ».. ____ ------! — ;---------------—itoro work. Write giving, expert-1 your ‘ daily,, .newapaper.Vj^Hsrald ocessorieC Fallows afico where and how long. Alio want ads contain many interesting FOR uRENT—House,’ close ..i, First and Elm. Frxqlc L. Woodruff. advise if could call for personal messages. It will pay you to read Phone 447-1 . * ; •. * » yY Interview and how soon could re­ them dallv. 1. EIGHT PE 5 ENT inter**! fa' . FOR RENT—0-rooni house new­ port for duty. Kilgore Seed Co., paid on icy invested in tb* ly, finished throughout. Good loPlant City, Fla. *_______ _______ _ LOST—A fox terrier puppy dis­ appeared from my place on Sun­ Sanford Bulk# A Loan Associa­ IN BUILDlNG*'HOUSES in San­ day, June 29th. Finder plcaso re­ cation. 299 5 St tion. *lT'0,0Vvorth of eight per ford the Sanford Building and turn to G. W. Dyor. Reward. HOUSE FOR RENT—Eight cent preferrciocit |t offered for Loan Association needs help. We rooms and bath, 898 Elm Avenu*, sale. We ha(|ornnnc)s for thla have people .wanting to loan mo­ $49.99 per month. Phon* No. Four amount of nqy and offer safe ney from us bo tha tthey can build. If It’s baggage, a piano, a safe, channel* for eatmant to the Wo can place $160,000 right now. household goods, in fact anything or apply 309 French Avenue. ople of Saiy. Consult your U-you want to make eight per cent movable, wo are in the transfer J FOR RENT— Lower floor house, nker about t advisability o f Interest and bo absolutely safe In business for that purposo and [ 4 rooms, bath, garage, located investing yourDney with ua. your investment buy preferred will handle them to your entire at llth and Elm. $30.00. See E. '‘ Sanford Bullv Bullc ft ] Assostock in a substantial Sanford In­ satisfaction. Phone 498. S. Hockey, 111 E. Second Street. cUtldfl,_A._P. daily. Socretary. stitution. Consult vour hanker. FOR SALE—Or^uio , _ „ulo and wag­ Then call and wo'll explain the on. Seo J. T. mrpr. Routo h matter do you.' Sanford Building Rooms For Rent FOR S A L & r-lw t^d cows and A lj)an Association, A. P. Con­ HOUSES W A N T E D one Jersey hclfipne cow fresh nelly, Secretary. SHOPS— Become our local sales­ WANTED TO BUY— Homo In FOR RENT— Furnished rooms. with heifer calf, "jn *ell cheap Hanford. Mu»t bo newly con­ 1191 Elm Avenue, corner of llth for cash or excha. for pig* or man, selling high grade shoes direct to wearer. Quick seller and structed house, well located, and Street. ____________________ chickens. "E. T■" rclieraJd. good commission. Experience not sold on eaay term*. Will not pay FOR b l i W 4 i k i n « r pump Wouldn't and 2 H. P. erig - dlrec ...rect conrequired. TANNERS’ SHOE MFG. exhorbitant price. In answering FOR RENT— Rooms. ilri this nd. give complete informa­ you be able to use tho money se­ neetbd. CO., 2013 C St., Boston, Mass. ____Hoolchan- U*n*n Co, tion ns to location, size of house, cured by renting that vacant room FOR BALE—$160,9 f ln eight and price. Address Box 79, care now going-to waste? There are per cent preferred C*n be Partin*. Helen T c n la w , Lent* A. L Hernld office. many persona looking for places to K rchascd on each PVient plan. I.cltncr. if 11v l n k and If dead to alt stay. Help take care of tnem and e safest Investment Sanford. ______ pa rtlra c la im in g Interest In thn not only make money but assist In A ll loan* placed, hy thcompany — property h erein after daecrlbad unThe BEST le ALWAYS the keeping people in Sanford. Phon* are secured by red e^e. A « v ^ S d er K. Al tUudwatt, deceased, Mary R. tloolaby, itcrcaaed, J. P. Ooolaby, CHEAPEST; tho more reason you 148 and give your nd over the tel­ your banker about IL >hen call d e c a a e d . ft. E. Ooolaby. decanxed, tTarloa Prrdew. doo#aaci(. John P e r - should call for a QUICK SERVICE ephone. Use The Tlcrald for quick and talk the matter ovt^ith ua. da w, dcccaaed, H elen Perdnw. d e - TRANSFER to dt> that Job of service. __ _____________ . SANFORD BUILDINQTL o a N ceaaed. Leola A. I* Leltner, de- moving, whether it be a local, or ASSOCIATION caaaeit. nr oth e r w is e In th e follo**'Ina ileacrttipd pr op erty located In a long distance haul. Phono 498. FURNISHED ROOMS for rent A. P. CONNELLY. Sectary the County o f Kemtnote nod Htnte o f Housekeeping rooms, equipped Klorlila. nmt m ore particu larly <tewith water, lights, gas; location FOR SALE—Milk-fed reliefs and fryer*, 45 cents poijouml. acrlheil ns the n o rtb w e a t q u arter of cool and ploasant. Apply 399 CARS FOR SALE (h o niiullicaat q u a r te r o f eectlon It. Phone 107J. * French Avenue. lo w n e h lp ft, south o f rnnite 19 mat, •o why, Aek your yourielf the reaso wh; and the northeaat q u arter o f the touring car FOR RENT— One furnished bed­ tho QUICK 8ERVICE northenal quarter o f eectlon 11, FOR SALE— Ford ICE t v n s to w n ah I|i II eouth. o f rnnae 19 enat, and Ford sedan, three months always bu*j evenvhen room. 311-Park Avenue.______ FER and the northweat q u arter o f the old. $100.09 down. Phono 671J. uie. Th i n«reaother transfer* are fill*. northweM qu arter o f eectlon 13. ti»\vn«li!|i It. aouth o f rnnae 29 FOR SALE—Fordson tractor nnd FOR RENT—3 front room* $15. atm Is. they bcllevo In thatJord eaet. mid to nil u n k n o w n |ieratina I hnrrow, also mowing machine Imtkc shade trees in ynrd , elec- SERVICE, and applyy It in heir clnlmlriK any Interest In the prup* | 313 buainess. Call 498. erty hereluahoVe ileerrllied. i nnd rako. all in perfect condition, trie lights, sink in kitchen. It l» hereby ordered that you anil nt sacrifice. See IjiuIs Fleischer, Palmetto Avenue. each of you d o appenr to the hill Sanford, Fin. nf cnmiilmrtt Pled herein on the 4lh B pornllon. SEMINOLE REALTY CO., v«. Seminole Hotel Annex. L e w is K. W ea ver, Dvfrudnnt. FOR SALE— On easy terms, well F ir st National Hnnk of Hanford. day of Auuust, A. I*. I9 K (Jarnlshee. located buildipg lot* in desir­ It l» fu rther ordered thnl this . FINANCIAL able residential section. Very lit­ To Lewi* K. Weaver and all others Girder uf I'ulilirntlon he puhllshed | Wanted To Rent interested: In the Snnford H erald nnre n week tle cash required. Cun he pur­ 1 nppearlnic from the return nf for etsht is ) c on s ecu tiv e wenlts. EIGHT PER CENT INTEREST chased on easy monthly ’wiymonts. theIt sheriff W itness my hand nnd seal nf said nn thn Hiiminons ml lieIS PAID Lots from $500 to $1250. Address spoiidenduni dlrroteil |4» Lewis E. otrenlr Court nt Sanford, Klorlda, WANTED—To rent, five or ten acres for truck farm. Must have on preferred stock issued by tho Box 412, Sanford, Florida.______ W ea ver, defen dan t heroin, that the thla tilth day o f May. A I). I9H K.. a A. n Pn Ott'O n qiLA ^ AAHH, ss. SANFORD BUILDING AND house on it in good condition. Box said defendant Lew is K. Weaver, fHesi) WILL TRADE six-room hungalow «it»es Clerk Circuit Court, 45, care Herald. LOAN ASSOCIATION nut reside In Kemlnnle 4'<>uit1 If 71' I.’ l? I.’ 1J tv I* located in Riverside, Miami, for ty. FI or Ida. It Is Your investment with this rap­ well located property in Sanford. Theie ftir e 4»rdered I tin I each of idly growing institution is the saf­ Bungalow is now rented unfur­ von tit) appear to the declaration est you ran make in Sanford. Con­ )iervin filed on or tieftir** the l»t i W est Palm Beach To nished for fifty dollars per month. sult an ybanker nnd get hit advice. nf Heptember* A. D. 1924 the My equity is $4,000. Price of house fltiv We have requests for $160,009 Mtine helna a Ititle Lay of till* NOTICE OK A PPLIC A TIO N KOH Have Boxing Match is $8,000. What have you to of­ T.4 \ IIKKH I M I K .lt SECTION STS C*t»urt. oth erw ise Judgment will he nnd arc offering tho’people of this 1:11-11 - i l 7 5-12-19 OP T i l l ; OBNK.IIAI. STATUTES D E V E t O I 'K I t H - A T T E N T IO N - I ' m - fer? Address, Bungalow, care of entered aaalnst you l»y tlefault. WEST PAIJlt BEACH, July 12.' city "an unusual QP^tunlty for O f THIS S T A T E OK KI.OIIIDA It Is f u ith e r ordered that this il*Pl.li aTH»N ■ FOH saeola Is bcKlnnlnir tb s grsatimt ds- Snnford Herald. N o t e - is herwhy g iven thnl J It. — F«arlux« Kuans, ol Atlanta,.nnd i investing.--Wu M ’U) Jvi glad to JglV ffOliSu 1*0, 4'U V'ilslusl ill Tt|l‘ , HhJHd I ta i» 3 A » M :T .ioa u iv 7 a i-'OR fvAT.17—lp* rx ‘ fl'e-rcs furd II* ruld. a newspaper p u b ­ T - x C- ) . i^raTt! 1 thA matter over with you. Mh ' T o m m y Q Q inn .lor N ^ Y o r i c . ' l i g h t U.nAI. DT AT11THB g u lf bench Juab Anlsbstl; *f a t w o •' tiled land with six-room'house; lished In Hi'inlnolv t '. i u u t ) . F l o r ­ •tiv of Jura., A D. i s n . have m*ii h e a v y w e i g h t s , are th e m a in fe n It e of f m i i i i d a • illion dotlnr b r id g e acriiss I'm-Am- on 4th St. and Pecan Avo. Inquire ida, tifirti each week f«»r t w o ••ill c - r t i n r a i v in my o f firn. nnd lu r e in n te n - r o u n d b o u t h»r»h) given that O. K m on a bla lls y started; qu arter m illion mtinlhn. |rrii«*rr -if Tax t'tirllfl- Online that the children of this county Box “ C. C.” . rare Herald. !’ ' I ’ T ' 1'; sPi,,,r«tli>n for t « * >>-•■.1 . twenty-six-round card to be c o n op era b o u s e under c o n s t r u c ­ d»tiil lh- r.H) day of tion; t w o m illio n s be in g sp ent on . * i i ** n u . ,. . . W itness the IiiiikI anti seal nf K. f* i mill a* In nrr*trflfinr4" wlih law are becoming loss inclined tft “ play DO YOU WANT TO BUILD? I H hid ccrtificnte cmlitirpp iim fn l-j Quctod by the nt*w I olicc* Athletic IDS ha* nirrt ealOl c c r t l A I*«u$flass, t’ lerk *»f t'uunty lg h w n y ; Krsntest c h a n c e f o r Jive 'hookey" from scchool. In tho six niter, ami has made np- hd ev have a desirable location in the Court nf Hemlnole t*«>unty. Florida, |..»ing deerrllird property eltunteil ' Club, to be held here July 17 un- years of the compulsory school elop er s to get In oh g rou n d lix (!<--il to leitue In American .MV- auspices - « . | ' . . . - of u. tho „ . v ............... .......... ___ at the Court flutisr In said County I.I Semin ole rounty. Kloridn. in-wii: dorI the flo o t . \S ’ rllt> D e v elop m en t D e p a r t ­ Mlh laa H.'ild c c r tin c a te highest section of Sanford. Prop­ und State, this 2K(h day of June Hi'X It.(It rli. isH s.. of ItnnsoSi^c. Tavn an pnel. ji j^. gion. In ' nddition to the main ; ln\v, ho reports, there has been an h* fulliiwinx d -e c r lh e d men t T h e Pen sn coln Nows. a i> m i baltd iti Kcniltiult* rnuii- W E f i V VHVfilNI A^CliTrVsburg. "TIis erty in that section of the city is *3. to rh . If, urr... thL’ #a id tin.! Z l i i . a *,x1 "r°und increase In the school attendance K A liOthlLAHS, Clarksburg Exponent, in otn ln g |to-uit l.ot ; lilock fi. • " Unrt f,Kht ketwean11 Officers N.-rly and 1of over 70 per- -------cent, but a decreas(Ht-al Clerk nf A b m r ( ,u,^ “t, ----------an,, h. l'«!l"aj|»eVi..dl 'a * lh r * d M * " f ' “h i " " " Sm Uh ' ' ‘ ‘ K Pr" ‘ ,t»'eiy mm .01 o v r . — ------------ifoVli of Hanford, tho (n olu d ln g Sunday, rnqrnlng Issue. growing rapidly. Am in a position H> A. M WKKKH, » ii i»re -nf such rrrtifirate in the ' °* »nc police heavyweight ling number of truancy cases. Tho to roll several lots jit.; less than 1 cent per w ord, minimum^ S|o: _ lllf iKti--i'll at" lit 11 data Deputy Clerk n of t'nknoun Unless mi id r. r - 1division, and Officers Sutton and imToaiio in the number of children Wt of muli i-ttipcHtr In ¥0 REACH BUYERS or seller* of market value. Very little rash Is L K W I 8 0*1111 Y AN. g Hit)till I'ntona eald tuirste be redeemed a.rordln* Williams participate. A attending school has been 3,000 'Ihw " " shall " e reneemeu ......... ,will _ * " •also t "u x" fi*Ml t r ill Igniifim • tlicrron / i * ' * |'M* viv*jJM*v. •• Havot,M, -— * ------ -- —.Irk n , n r . ' * , . n1 —----Florida real estate advertise in necessary, Balance can he paid on Attorney for lMaintlff lhall l.r rrdi rnird ac­ '!'? **nd tiny o f J u ly . A. D t a n 1 I" ur r,,i, ml orcllmlnnry will he nn- within the p*at year, with * corini tin i|i i d will laeue the St. Petersburg Times. One cent easy monthly payments. I prefer € 2* 7 6- 12-1!»- 26 8 2-9-16-23 ------- -------------- - n m m eed titer. I responding incre.ae in aehooLago Ui» 2! , til .ley o f July . cent a word dally, two cents a word to sell to people wtMHnq to hujlri. \\ Il ness my uflli'lnl algnnturo nnd . l^npulation. sent this the I3t1i day i f .lunr. A \ ol Ire o f App lfrn floa for T s i Deed If you mean business I would he I d nff). 1.11 rlk'iialiire and Sundays. D 1914. K A DOUULAHH t s d r r Srrllon STB of Ike ( i r s r r s l Says Children Less Dili dev nf June, A."DO YOU WANT to buy or sell glad to talk the matter over with Clerk Circuit Court Seminole S la t u lr s of flap Htate of County. Florid a b A ItortiUAKH. Klorlda. anything!" If so advertiso In you. Snnford is just on the verge I'liroii fniirt Hi'inlnule Inclined To Hookey Ily A M WKKKH D C N otice Is hereby g iven that J. E. of an enormous growth. A dollar the "Gainesville Sun." ^'outif v. Flnrldii. (Heal) 6 . 11 - 31 - 1H 7 5 12-19 Snyder, pu rchaser o f T o * Cortlllcat* JACKSONVILLE, July 12. invested today will mean two dol­ A M WKKKH, d r . 439, da ted the 6th day uf June, A II 21 21 7:5-11-19 ADVERTISING gets results if It lars In a year from now. There is No I’ uhllr Notice Is hrrehy g iv en Mint Report* of Attendance Officer \V. A. D. 1911, has filed said cerllflt tto reaches potential buyers. Pabetter wav of making money In my o f fire and has made a p p lic a ­ the Undersigned will nn llie I tth P. Dougins, of Duval county, nhow Intka Daily News Is circulated In no o f July . A I> 1914. apply to Die than in buying Sanford real es­ tion f o r la x deed to lasue In a c c o r d ­ ■In' o f the Circuit Court o f Homlaellrall i»n fur T a x l l e r d an industrial and agricultural sec­ a n c e w ith la w. Hald certificate e m ­ Judge tate. Dron in and see us. Room 8, County , Htate o f Klorlda, at 10 H t t S U u l the ( I r n r r a l tion. b r a c e s the f o l l o w i n g described land ln»le A XL o n the said da y or aa soon Ball Hardware Building. _ ef thr H lale a t MOTHERS ated Jn Bem ln ole coun ty , Kiurida, (W r ea ftp r as practicable, for a Schelle M ainw ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St. WELL-LOCATED building" Jot. situ Fieri ile. t o - w l l : N1VW nf N W 14 o f HBU ciiartar In cor p or a tin g , not for p r o f ­ ibffrhy given that If. D. Johns County Js reached through !Ono of tho highest points # In Her. 18, Tw p. 11 H. H 12 E. 10 acres. it the K L o l t l D A NA TION AL N12WHWatch for eymptoms of wornix jutcl.am r uf T a x certltl- the SL Augustino Evening Record. .$• l a w y e k •*Sanford. Will sell cheap and on T h o said land being assessed at tha I’AFKIt MK.N'H HOME under the in your children. Thyeo paraRitr* k • trt Quick roauiu. Two cents per word. eaay term*. InouIN Ro$m 8, Ball da ta o f th e Issuance nf such c e rtifi­ pmvlalona of A rticle I. Chapter III, arc the great deatroyera of child cate In the name o f Thaw Belt. U a - Tula 3. D ivision < nf (tie Revised Sample copy on reouest.;4 „ t i. — Court H o o k lets sa id certificate shall be redeem - (iroeral Hlatutea o f Klorlda. 1910, life. If you have reason lo think Hardware M o n d 'ed a c c o r d i n g to la w ta x deed will and am endm en ts thereto. your child haa worm*, act quickly. 'Issue there.-il on the 6th da y o f The c h a ra cter and ob ject o f aaid Give the little one a dnao or two tof ^ESTATE e » to No. <2, d a ted th e tth day of th e I s s u a n c e nf such c ertlllc a efe In A u g u s t, A. D. 1914. Not fnr Profit Corporation la the a c ­ Whito'a Cream Vermifuge. Worm* Juna A. D. 1921. h as filed said c e r ­ W itn es s my official s ig n a tu r e and quisition, aa n g ift from Charles D. the name nf I'nknnu'n. cannot exist where this time-tried In my office Slid tins made ttn acie farm 6 acres tificate Thai II. II .MrCill Jr purrhnser nf seal (hie th o 27th day o f June A. Il nines, an Am erican Cillsen. und p lic a t io n fur T a x Deed to Issue In T a x r*e*-tmca'e Nn 17* dated the Tth -D. 1924. DR* R. M. W E LSH H. A. DOUULAHH. | Kathryn I . Haines, his w ife, uf a and sucrcaitful remedy is used. It •net rlratod. five room ap c c o r d a n c e w ith la w. Hald errttfl- d a y o f June. A. D 1910 has ftled eald n r t a l n la ndrd p r op erly situated at drives out the worms and restore* C lerk C irc u it Court. Heinlnolo two tti.ry barn two tea­ acate GRADUATE VETERINARIAN b ra ce * thn f o l l o w i n g d e ­ certificate In m> office and has made A lu m u n te Hprlugs. In Hemlnole C o u n ty , Florida. rs flowing wells, very scribede mpr «-...nig, rinnan. ,nr ..m e ... ... ...... ‘ J * 0 .T 0** h ,U * nf health to baby op erty situated In Bcml- •ppllralln n for T a x Deed t o lasue In tHeal) County, Klorlda. the same lo be held It) A. M. WKKKH, D C. •»*. Udtul f o r D u l r y ) on npta C ou n ty, Klorlda, t o - w l t r Aoom 2Q5 Conrad Building It. trust und uned and maintained cheek*. Price 35c. Sold by Union 1- * 6:28 7:8-12-19-26 8:2 a c c o r d a n c e with law. fU id eertlflcala _______________ __ ua * llu in r f o r auporannuatert. die Pharmacy. Phone*: Office 20, Home $1 -rtf , lots w ell loca*cd. j l - o t It.. H o l d 's Hubdlvision. T h " I am brarra the fotloorln g described eald land b e in g assessed at the data ' pr op erty situated In Sem in ole C ou n - la ( I r r n l l C o a rt, N eventk J a d le la ) ! f lrrm» '5 f,_ m DELAND, FLA. t I I HOUSES— FOR S( FOR SALE— New 6-room bu low at 109 Holly Avenue. I nnd terma very attractive. Inqo: 113 Holly_Avenue. UIU most 8IIVO* at ^ FOR SALE— One o fI tho ra *In Sanford tractive bungalow* i. Easy te its il . nt a decided bargain. er Second (DBWj| See II. Favllle, corner Holly Avenue. d r INK uM T v ift£ o L o a" ' 1n Wonderful pur* fruit drink, th* beat you ever tasted. Very dalleloui, refreshing, epumpua, healthful.'' Mttfct teconomlealJ Fine for Home, Partoes, Dances; etc. Send today 26c for THREE GAL­ LONS PACKAGE or $1 for alx packages, with direction*. Rlvalle Company, CAYEY, Porto Rico. Our driver* are competent, cour­ teous and 'feecommodatlng; If they were otherwise, they would not he employed by us. They are wil­ ling to do that Job Just like you want It done. Give them a trial and see for yourself. Phon* 498, ■i QUICK SERVICE TRANSFERT— BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD TOM MOORE OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN 221 E. First Si. PHONE 410 [ G. W . VE N A B LE I 417 W. Fin»t St. Phone 460 o f th e Is suance o f such e r rtlO cale In . ty. Klorlda. irt-w lK — County*— l a Chan. th e nanta o f t7. I-. R oa ch . ' Lot ISO J O. f a c k a r d a Flrat Addt a t If. B. iteCall Jr. pu rch aser o f 1 Hen to Midway. The aeld land being Standard G r o w e r s Ex •auiui, bungalows on T aTxh Certificate r t n o i g e . ' a cnrpnra No. U t d a te d the Cth assess.it at thr date nr tha Issuance »*t» cheap, terms. tl on o r g a n is e d and > • hounr seven rooms. day o f Juna, A. D. 1822 haa filed eald o f such certificate.. In th e n am e o f e x is t in g under the i In my offic e a n d has made u n k n o w n . lawn or the Btala i Sul Ural street good caertificate p p lic a tion f o r T a x P e e d to laauo In That 11. H. McCall Jr. pu rch aser o f ta of Florida. com q e c o r d a q c a w ith la w . Bald certificate T a x (Certificate No. 47, d a te * the Lth p la u a at. tulneis, with good lease em b ra ces tha f o l l o w i n g described day e f June, A- D 1921 haa filed eald |* money maker, come p r o p e rt y situ ated In Rem tnole C ou n - I certific ate to my office and lias made 11 A. B ludw ell, et a!., i reapondunta. ■■ ty, K lo rlda, l o t w l t : — a p p lic a tion for Tax Deed t o laaua In SM1N0LE OllDKlt OF I’ UDWCATION. Lota *14 and 800 M id w a y *a l i e - ! a c c o r d a n c e will) law. Said eertlflc ala I T o th e D efenda nts, K. A. Hludwell, f o r d e d In P U t IlOok No. U P a g e .41 em b ra ces the f o llo w in g d r e cr tb e d l Bem ln ole County Itecorde. T h e eald pr op erty situated In Bcniltiole C o u n - j M arx K Ooolaby, U. E. G o o lsb y , J, J*. lioolaUy. Carlos Pardaw. John Und b e i n g assessed at thp da te o f ty, K lorlda. t o - w l l : — 1 tld g ----------- P h o t e 8 0 S Exchange G IN G eurh nllU-il A m e rica n Industrie* u» inn) ba determ ined by this Corpora* this Cnrnijratlun ns art f o r th in the «*••*>. and under eueh rules and r « g u . propose.I C h arier a i l s e b e d lo the Utlona aa may ba prescribed by tta ap plication th e r e fo r, n ow on file In proper o f f lr r r s ; tb s extension, pro* thn O f f i c e o f the Clerk o f eald C i r ­ rneiion an d developm en t o f said cuit Court In Hanford. Florida. truet pr op erty by iheana o f d o n a ­ Dated nt A lta m o n t e Hprlnga. F l o r ­ tions. or oth erw ise. Into an A m e r i­ ida this l ) t h ilnv o f June. A. 1) 1911. c a ! In stitution o f national scope C .F dltllK K IIIiHtfKit. and p a tr io tic repute, c a p a b le o f u n ­ III HA it I'OWKHH. limited ex pan sion alo n g the lines It. J. HOLLY. of its est a b lis h m e n t ; tb a care, aup- i W , C. KHHJNOTON. p-*l and w e lf a r e o f the entrant# to If Aim Y U lIltOWK. aalil H om e under such term# and Conditions and under such rule and 6:14-21-21 7:8-11 Georgre A . DeCottes Attorney-nt-Lnw Over Seminole County Bank 'a n f o r d , --------- bA V T C U T H E /iL ’V t e fc M H HOW a H V . U. C O M .K it r m . O e u e r s l I k t f a ad Mill W M f c CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER BIT Cam M rrelal BtieeS N K V*Y TM E .YU L. H A V E T O D O w it h o u t HE : c— I Sanford Novelty World ■■ Florida By GEORGE McMANUS UP FATHER O H AH* « Contractor and Builder F r e d R# Wilson ATT011NEY.AT.LAW £»anford, ^ f L r ^ atl0n,U lU m k m A* ' | ---------Florida PRINTING Tho Matthews WeUka Bldg.. Sanferd, Phone 417*1^^ Elton J. Moi ARCHITECT First National Bank Fnnfcrd, nJ W :“si OIU4 w l » n Ft a-:* I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 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, July 12, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 12, 1924. 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>, July 12, 1924; <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/d149c054d5ae35233cde4d2e02bf553d.pdf 36b7a64098fec1ff203585f74ab94910 PDF Text Text S IN G L E CO PIES s a n f o h d . fi Rfffttfd lUrrtff *R0 to R. IUjbletfvitobo aliened the state. ^ n ,C h a i r m a n Chances B rig h t Party N om inees; Bing The W e s t La Senator fs With Davis [ — ' \ -r fcaders Give O ut Unent S a y in g Led W ith D avis p f VALLEV, n . V., f —John W. Davis, [tic nominee for prea[i,i correspondents' on that Senator. W f»H I who dined .with him f night, waa very aan[ to the proapecta of [ the Middle and ►stern States, despite fJgcy'of SsnBtnr LafoiL Davis laid he e*P«>tio an «Unsive s p ik in g lie West, which Senator inderstood to have urged, da Restful Sunday tnlnee spent a reatful t hi* country home here, lib attention to politick,Lt 7:30 o’clock and took It |horseback ride to the U Country Club, returnbnd the morning serptor lohn's Episcopal Church, lome. The remainder o f L *pent Testing, receiving Kial caller. Ill, attired in a bluo sorgo L uff straw hat nnd carEdkior stick, drove to the dodjfrim ^lUwW wtineawi** » (•nchet, although .h$ in qualified Reach I'nrlfimh CtpIIi^From .Vienna ittlkr, ‘ Uneventful Fll^ht-ASpfed Hies In Strnflboursr, t o 'Re­ fuel Machine*—Cover Over f».0()0 Miles in Ten Days oppio&nt ot Cawthon t or the office,of state suberintamldnt in .th e last two Democratk}i charged animus as the motlvo behind the rofuanL Attached to the answer were 22 exhibit! which cnvrthon asked the Supreme Cotirt to consider aa parts of hia aniwer. He declared he had made an inquiry and "found and 'thereupon determined that the said R. R. RUcy had not and ha* nqt odder-his certificate, issued ' aa herelh set forth, thught successfully in a high school or flbllege in this state : for a period of 18 months under a state certificate, aa required by section 503 Revised General Statutes of Florida.' ’ PAR1S, Joly 14 " The Amerlcan round-the-world filers arrived hero at 4:40 o'clock this after­ noon. • The fliers, who left Vienna early today for Paris, landed, at Stras­ bourg, Alsace Lorraine, and spent a half hour rcfuollhg before .con­ tinuing their Journey, according to a wireless message. 0.005 Mites In Teh Days WASHINGTON!, July 14.-In the last ten days.the three Ameri­ can army round-the-world flyers have covered* 5,005 miles, a record for their flight thus far. At Vien­ na they had covered 18,385 miles of the 25,831 miles t^tai provided 1 ntheir itinerary to* circumnavi­ gate the globe by air. The flight plans to reach F.ngland the middle of July, and after complete overhauling at the Brough, where the planes will again bo equipepd with pontoons Reported Evacuation By Govern- for water flying, It Is oxpected went Troops Has Been Con- , they will embark on the crossing of the Atlantic aboytf August 1. Armed By United States When the flyers landed at Bag­ Government in Dispaj^tk dad, the afternoon of July 8, they WASHINGTON, July 14^-The hnd covered 875 miles that day reported evacuation of the city of from Bender Abbas, Persia* in ten Sao Paulo by Bratillan federal hours, thirty minutes, flying time, authorities waa confirmed In off!- having flown from India to Mes­ c b l advices received today by the opotamia in two days, flying over state department . . . the entire southern coast of Per­ One dispatch undated from Sao sia. Reached Bagdad Paulo described withdrawal of the At Bagdad tho flyers landed at federal troops to Santoi, where It waa said preparations are well ad­ vanced for a renewed attack upon the state capital. Reported 3.000 Killed. SANTOS, Braiil, July 14.— Fighting in the city of Sato Paulo, scat of tho Brasilian insurrection, has been of moat deapen»j3| char­ acter, during tbo past.Tew days, according to two am ployha of an American concern, ytho arrived here Sunday after a perilous Jour­ ney afoot from Belcague, tho Ited matropol Is. » the presence in his corii of tbe head of the Dem- us - It la eatlmatMyvtMat'“ fho flehd among'tha troops'..sad '.iiViUaib will roach 8,000. . ' ; The luxurious hotel Esplanade at Sao Paulo haa been turned into a hospital and b said to be crowded with wounded. Refugees confirm the report that COO federal troops, who started Igst week from San­ tos to aid in relief of Sao Paulo, were cut to pieces by insurrec­ tionists. Reports which have passed the censor assart that the situation in Sao Paulo U momentarily grow­ ing worse; that the rebels after 'getting the upper hand or tb% gov­ ernment established a provisional government in Sao Paulo city and are now advancing upon Santos, which port is the supply base of the wovernment troops, which are declared to be fighting a rear­ guard action and endeavoring, though unsuccessfully to hold back the advance of the rebela. Fighting Alarms Inhabitants Fighting Is declared to be go­ ing on sixty kilometres from San­ tos, where the battleship Minas Geraea and al xtorpedo boat de- during the stay at HinaldL I have been very glad to accepb those in­ vitations for the flight, because such an arrangement will be much more satisfactory than going to a hotel In Bagdad, due to the dis­ tance from tho city. • "Tho hotels thero aro not very good, being very Insanitary and InfbslVtf with rats. There is also quite a lot of plague in the city at the present tlmo. A room which I hod recently occupied, was occupied by a woman before me who died of the plague and it is said she contracted tbo disease in that room; but the flyers will bs free from those conditions at tho airdrome." . _ . . , , Landing at the Bagdad airdrome they were received by the officers of the royal air fores and officials of the British govembient. No Engine Trouble « ____ ______ — ----- T h o I n . The engines of ths world cruis­ ers have given no trouble .since »• of the ' congregation they were installed at Karachi, formally dressed, some India; and aside from minor ad­ K>U suits. . tiljustments riocesaary. ustmenu always n o m i r . the istisiuishcd Cal light was ready for' ths jodrney e Davis r the enliers ut to Aleppo the next day. »4sy were KWh Early July 9 tha thro* airplanes American rail left Hinaldi and circled a few mo-, dovskia and Go ments over the surrounding coun­ son-in-law o f I try, boforo shading westward to­ Of 24 eases arraigned this morn­ ward Aleppo. For about eighty miles they ing boforo Judge J. C. Bharon tn fertile valley be­ the local Municipal Court,. 18 were flaw over the — — Euphrates flnAd or forfeited bonds for fall- tween the Tigris and are to appear, two ware conUnuod Rivers and after picl and f o u r were dlamlssad. Fines, Euphrates near th old r. . . - costs and estreated bonds amount­ mad I, followd iU coura Along the northern fringe of the Arabian ed to $148. The casts as triad by the court desert over tho French airdrome at Dler-es-sor, Syria, 480 miles are aa followk: • from Bagdad. . . . ,. Jonah Robinson, selling intox­ Mosllmieh is ths airdrome north icants, dismissed; J. R. Toller, opsr* of Aleppo, where two squadrons atlon car on rim, |1 and costs or 10 of the French air service In Um days In JaU| Dnve Kelly, drunken- Levant ars stationed. Th« flyers BMI| $10 bond estreated; ChirlM wore received there by uonaral Gatewood, drunkenness, $15 bond BUoatte and Capt. OlirfAte’ com­ estreated; MaroMiJohnapn^tPOOil- manding thy airdrome, and also ing, $10 l>orid eatrated ; Mack Long, by the American consul at Alep­ disorderly conduct, $5 po, Parker W. Buhrmane. treated; AUan BladpiUn. $6 bond Warmly Received •■treated; F ,E . MaxwtlL s p ^ ^ Tho .-Americans were mat with u t enthusiasm and cordiality. ery arrangement had been made tor their comfort and entertain­ ment and tbe French of icers in­ sist they remain as their guests ■vis was escorted to his former state senator WUNhr, general counsel for opolitan Life Insurance ,.who is one pf the warhs church. ber warden is J. Plerpont who was absent Sunday »ehting trip.’ The little m alnuiht filled by the to 100 worshippers, who ! prominent Now- Yorkers t country homes in and ait Valley. Charles A. ormer general manager, of rtl Electric Company, Mrs. 1 Franklin, wife of the >tf the International Merlarine; Mrs. Paul G. Penathter of Mr. Morgan, and D. Guthrie, wife of the resident of ths American odste, were some of the i who worshipped with Mr. Delaware Matt Tells of Advantages Home Since First and excludes picture of * r funeral of Calvin Uoolidgo, Jr. States as the flower blanketed casket was (fettled by U. S. Mnrlnes i ft Northampton. Mars. wh,ro the.bby was known b f •vetyone. Thcession moved to and fifem the chiffch. Cabinet officers and man a nation attended the ceremonies, i t . ■ SANFORD’S NEW BANK OPENED FOR BUSINESS Sanford Bank and Trust Company Makes 1U Bow To The Public This Morning—Has Strong Organisation The Sanford Bank and .Trust Company formnlly opened its door, nnd made Its bow to the public today as a banking corporation and trust company. Until today tho institution was known as the Peoples Bank of San­ ford. This bank during the past year under the direction of tne present officer* nnd director* of Six Indictm ents o f Sustained Sinclair WASHINGTON, July 14,— Six of the ten counts In the In­ dictment (of Henry F. Sinclair, for contempt of senate, were sustained today in tbe Supreme Court of the District of Colum­ bia. Justice Hoehllng ruled out questions asked of Sinclair about the alleged contribution of Sincltnr consolidated stock to Will H. allys, or somcopo rep­ resenting the Rejfuhlicnn Not­ ional Committee, and the trans­ fer of funds from the National nPrk Bank of Now York to tho Notional Metropolitan Bank of Washington, as not pertinent. He also made tho same dccls? Ion on the flnnl count, which ctarged Sinclair with refusing to, answer any questions. rambling, $10 bond ^treated: Will the last i a he refused to sign the tinue^ on pay, trimted? WHlInmn, disorderly omit this conduct, $5 and costri or 10 day* in having coveted »w D ivision Is about six aad a g Convention n o t been ;ity Commission Offara Bid of One Hundred Thousand at Meeting This Afternoon—l’ rlca Asked For on fflectrie Plant A definite offer of $100,000 for tho gas plant of the Southern Utilities Company was made by the City Commission of Sanford this afternoon to A. W. Houston, vlcoesidcnt and general manager o1’ nt company, an answer to the offer to be submitted by the utili­ ties company within the next 15 days. , The utilities company offered the gun plnnt to the city some time ugo for a sum of approximately $322,000. Tho commission deemed this too much, however, and it was rejected. Mayor Forrest I-’ike elated that It wits his opinion that the South­ ern Utilities Company will accept K ' • L a st o f John Brown’ s W rite s To R aiders A Friend In Sanford Luke F. Parsons of Selins, Ksn. said to be tho Inst surviving morn bor of tbe famous “ ------ ’’ anti-slavery tealot la an old time friot Haskins of this cit; Parson* in e v e r. birthday, .. „ . EthMnMo from men barber* operating In ____ . their pwn shops,” 8anford barbers by hia friend here. . Mr. Parsons, who is president of farther declare. ‘ ■That* was one exception found th* John Brown Memorial Btnte in the rule, however. »*ltf oho em­ Park near SaUna, in a reuunlaoent ployee of » flan ford shop, ta k in g ------— — j™ -, _ ■idea with the Californian, "Not' Events of many years ago. The two for me. -I’ve got about ae'much men had not hoard from each other Lone Sanford Tonsorial Artist Is In a shop "for men only.1 Mr. Ward’* proposition, which has been given nuriou. conslderktion In Califomiu, wee, for the most part, laugbted at here. ' >• Sanforatbarbers, extending the spattered. ^ t h ls belief was I when it was repeated b of Thlckaty a settlcmsi ton,"that two men bn ing tha car latar fourv Already seven families have >f iremoving given their intention of _ ling upon to. this state arid nettling ronerty purchased in Garda C „^ It "is ‘hoped* ars, It was statOd. T. and believed. that more will be per________ . . . _______ suadvd to do ltkewleo before tho winter season arrives. Mr. 1X111 ia also very enthusi­ astic about Florida which he.de­ clares is the garden spot o f tbe f ias any better prospects than d< Sanford, he stated after going o' the dty during tho past few days. today, Immediately after tb nnd been received. Ma Williams, National Cm attempted to eomniunl Adjutant General Mi lelgh. Failing to got I mention Major W ttw sod a votqn$o«r pttft last night and left fo t i g Motion to aid ia tl the missing- officer. Last Sees la Rj ATLANTA, Ge.. Jttl Jor Samuel H. McLeai Iaeon in Raleigh, N. £ , vhsa he stopped over -hours on Ms war fro Vs., to Fort Moultrie, 8. G Ho was suppo* left the North Carol the nest day for Coltn but despite an sxhaui by offloiala o f thro# Kiwanis Club baseball team twice clue as tu hia when ,j • during the past few weeks and now been found. Tho finding o f his eager for more triumphs on the diamond, tho nino representing tho Sanford .club will Invade Leesburg the antiloritlen thsir firs on Thursday afternoon of this week trace of him. Tho last actually kpo' rho iaat k| to engage in combat with tho KlUU1V U $U«V city, «UUIUill| wants U outfit of1 that according to an announcenfent announcement made today by s « u E t :' bo kottf.te him a Edward F. Lane, captain of tho local team. , Ail tha arrangements for tho ramo have boon completed and Mr. .one lias Just received a letter from tho secretary o f tha Loosburg club, which in a measure might bo con- Norfolk, aad strutod aa being one -Tilled with absolute confidence on-the outcome of tho game. That the local club will continue Its winning streak and emerge tic. tore la^M uiday'e struggle Is tho confident prediction o f Mr. Latte and tho hall tos*er» composing th# local aggregation. "It (a toe late Kiwanis Nine Will PlayLeesburgQub On Next Thursday Maine. add«l that the word lose I. not In a Sanford Kiwanlou’s diewhich Mr. Lac i Judiciary of Georgia Senate morning: "A fter tha | report to (jis senate today reJan.of iended tha paasage o f the bin >ollsh caplU l. punishment In hospitality of oqr dob ;la.. Mcunure would fig life capital crime iAMV•< t- s y s t e s s s r js jy number of the macblnwia W - r 01& 639,857. Thee# gJrttiTnumber That Mr. Mitchell Is snthuaUaUa about the future b f Florida ip gen­ eral and Semlnolo-county In par­ ticular, goeta without- saying, ac­ cording to Mr. Hill, who stated that the former la endeavoring to inter­ est northern people in this stats solves. nearer n Major McCleary’S' was found near Can yesterday, contalnlf bora am are identical with thtffc thi cn in tha descriptuiA o f the ccr’s car with the except* the motor number whlrtrv an as 5fl,7B<i. . Positive identification wa however, whan a permit to como to Bemlnole to live. Tho land Is said to be particu­ tha Dodge ear on tbe_govi larly adapted to the production of citrus fruits and la also excellent for raising vegetable products. Mr. Mitchell, a retired business man of Wilmington, became lntaraome time ago and rSlnU r purchased nnd discretion will permit. After the deflnito steps taken at today’s meeting they are now waiting for the Southern Utilities Company to act no that further action may be taken on these matters by theiri- Total ------ ----------------- f l ASHVTLLE, Ns C., An intensive search section was begun t< he body of Major Si McCleary, who dial UTILITIES. FIRM OFFERED $100,000 FOR GAS PLANT F uiu I h for tjm ppr^hane of tho waterworiuL electric and gns plants were provided for In a bond Issue of nevoraj months ago and now that the watqrworka plant hae been purchoBed by tho city, tho commission is arbltraling for tho purchase of tho pthcr two plants . Total receipts .—........ 11,401.84 Disbursements Office city manager .....$l 397.40 (Continued on page Blood - Stain* Gives Beliel 0 k rage as 1i Ilf J al effects and baggage stained army cap. Until finding of the < had entertained hflpe.i fleer might have" sufft porary leptt of memot theory has been abanl and It waa definitely fc MtCleary haa been Mai*-, ,\ The car was found Wk aban about twt» miles east o f Ci H. Birtrtm, cashier, thb mornihg^ He further stated that tbo Sanfoff Rank and Trust Company i* the first one In Sanford to do buslner* The financial report of the city as n trust company ns well ns a bank. Under the bank’s charter n Is prepared to net ns trustee of bond note issues, paying agent o f bonds nnd coupons, executor, ad ministrntnr, trustee nnd guardian for Individuals nnd in nil other trust capacities. ^ _ _________ _ The bnnk starts Its routine of f„ r ’ $10,000 were retired business today with a capital of ||in(j exchanges paid out $50,000, u surplus of $6,000 und a month of June umountc reserve of $15,000. ".139.98. It is the policy of tho new in -1 Although the figures J B An extensive campaign in which not only hia properties In Semlnolo county but the county aa e whole are being advertised far and wide, la being carried on by Hugh S. Mitchell o f Wilmington, Del., ac­ cording to C. L. Hill, who ia hand­ ling the sales department for the former. Mr. Hill, whb b spending a flaw of the United days in Sanford In the; interest at "Garda Park” properties owned by Mr. Mitchell, exhibited some o f tha literature which la being: mailed out to prospective home-aoekere In northern states, Over 50,000 cir­ culars together with follow-up let- Av \ * �’ *■'*• *#■ * V M9 K lH R __ iw riggaj _ Pensacola yvom Mii* Commissioner Is Germs American* irst ln This State In Oxford Unmasks Alleged Pretense ►: ! 1 1 » fASlIINGTON, July 12.italstlon o f Ihc work pi inked by the Gecpinn-Ar ■st, i t ­ Misted Claims Comipisalo Ita nrgapiznllon up to the . tfreo shows that 430 awaJ*Kgrrgnling mpjo than $l,4/.WO have been made in favor ofac?m Iran firms and jpdlyltW on claims against Germany /lo?aoa nuMsmad in the Wd War • through death or nroprt <Inniago. In addition to th eM pal. ' Germany will Ibo rcquirfo m y five v*f cent interest each I - claim allowed from tW*l« of the award to the time cJiymcnt. No payment* will be m1 br Ger­ many, however, until t^ommiaalou concludes ila Inf and a ty landing method i« deVin«J up­ on. I ■ When the coininisniAdJdurncd a recently for the sum/ . i t . b»a ■ B ponding hetferh It • Hing $500.itlng to npprostlUsly .. by the e, 000JW); Including •evesfist ‘g W1 f ment for United States PEN8 ACOLA, July 12.— Miss ig tho cost 2255.5j 4.Bio; re,. of 6tcupa­ Fannie Salmons, o f this city, has .of tht} American ev­ the honr of being the first worn: tlon. * ThU c l a i m , I *ls.■> peeled rto be rcttlJhrouffh othcer .ho nn nominated to servo ns .a county v thah edmmls*lon7n?,e it__ 12,0 «!> nn/AmHnrv mi commissioner in Florida, and aho ndlng 'eln 'claims, mor# than 2,041 have been Iderod by the won on a platform of more perma­ tan agencies nent b y w a y s i and beautified American and - _ ‘ o f the commf.s/ “ nd «rc ready hlghwayrfT Tho young lady, who Is a re­ for. final actio 0 «fW M porter on the Pensacola 'Nerws, K fO M n Kl commissioner,, entiy went to has been very active in behalf of Germany for/VRUm,ner ond w|,l highway beautification and more return to W a /r fo * early Ip the pcrtnanenl roads for Florida, and fell when th</mmts" iotl contem­ as lhdro is a-JAipu road-building plates resum/ qosalons. Rob­ program under way in Kscambla ert W. Bonyc« Amorican agent county,' decided ahe could carry ■ # on the com r/i°n- and Agent von out her idea* bettor as a member ~ LhWInski, cp$*nnany, accompa­ of tho board o f county commis­ nied by atpeya and assistants, sioners, so entered tho race intho will sail (L aeparato steamors July 0 fr/Sermany where evi­ dence '■jirfunry t o . adjudicate Says Should License 'Americaryi“ lms not /Obtainable in this / inttr w|ll be lnVastl- R eal E sta te D ealers gated. While/ermany U obligated to MIAMI, July- 12j—A commission pay the/mounts ngrerd upon by should be formed in this city to the MisA Claims .Commission, it llccn&c operators In real estate, ac­ lainJto he decided whero she rem (the funds for such pny- cording to tho views of W. ! j. will 4 Wents, Green, executive secretary >of the ie question quei the of how the . ro to be met is determined Miami Realty Board. In a speech GermJ'y will pgy the American boforo tho local Ktwanis Club Mr. govc/inent, which, in turn, will Green explained tho code of ethics rem/ the amount of tho respect­ adopted ny tho National Associa­ ive' /rtrd s to tho individual claim- tion o f Roal Estate -Boards, which he said, deals with three specific points governing p realtor's re­ lationships. First, with his fellow realtors; second, that between real, tor and client, and third, relation­ ship between realtor nnd the pub­ lic. i edical System Of e British Army 'ound Defective ' I/)N nO N , 12.— Lessons fromTains sins of oK a . i and othori i w , ilitHtho medical sorvicca durthe war, have-Men compiled into an 11-voluhio odltlon o f tho Offi­ cial MedienI History of the Great Wdr. recentljf issued. They should « furnish the basis for the reorgan­ isation of tho medical staffs of tho force? of the great powers on - Icval with modern scloncc, say e cditorri\'of ■ this voluminous i t M books deal frankly with the t a r t a r and strategical errors of the m'cdlcdl service in the war, ndUbly 'in areas typical of middl« aastern conditions. No attempt has been made to gloss these or­ .. XOfft. Tho Jack ol co-operation between tbo combatant and med­ ic a l‘ staffs lit ‘ frequently poted, and it is in this that the editors find the greatest- lesson. Although in some respects faul­ ty administration was a factor In the breakdown of tho medical ser­ vices in the Dardanelles, Mesopo­ tamia and Easi Africa, the chief lemon to be learnt from the study o f these campaigns, say the edi­ tors, ia tho n6ed o f a close lltison between tho mcdicnl administra­ W tion nnd tho general staff from the outset, and elesr apd defl/ill* preparations before the campaign is begtin to meet all pond bln Contingenciea. Too often In tho last war the medical service was found to be totally inadequate because . _ medical staffs had no dear idea of what was to bo expected of them, or the possible qxlent of the campaign upon which they Were engaged. . ... Tho Dardanelles operations was an example, it is shown, of tbo necessity for establishing large general hospitals near the arono of operations and for providing, a , solflcifeiu number of btenmers and ' “ craft for .the eyocuatlon of ind wounded when the fighttakes place on or near waters. m fim |C pinpanies Natiennl Gumd save For w 1- /, .*rf. / •P .t v m toon, . R iv a n ^ U y v H . R. \yeat, Maurice itc#’ Buford Brown. Arthur ut. n—««ra v. Black, Elmer oh Curley, -tj • M. Dorton. »(• W. Dupran. •art R­ s, Fred Hnrtit; Charley • on. Louis ' LONDON. J jl? 11. — Oxfonl Unlvenlty has found n subject for j hentr-t dl*cuw*<»n jn it speech made 1recently by n Rhodos Scholar from I the United States, W. Cl Qt'ccnri 6f , Rhode Island, a graduate o f Brown University, Mr. Greeno w ah 'rep yw g m a toast proposed by limltncri Kiplii)<r ul the annual din­ ner at Oxford of tho Rhodes Scholarship Trust. •.‘ ^fttford and Eupopor said Mfi Groeno, •as 'reported, In tho pfltily . Mail, “ nave brought depth to sis nf ■ dur qfeums, our romance, nod eur hopqs that hero we find tjirfo years of liSc. of continuous i-traiigcncss ond duty. ' , i < • 'Vsd >n u*. nad tlio grey,- unbeautiful buildings c f Ox­ ford, have become Joct nkf-fashioni cd buildings, and oftentimes prhu <i-ud.bdlli ot tho saul and body. Og•Ford j,as not been Klvslum, hor has , our experience of tho cofitifaent. j ‘“ But two things have c’ome to ri ! good many of us. We Imyo jcarne l . oWl-fashband prqhisforic, antediluvian joy of just sitting down. ' We have come to ryd that idlcfs ond idleness o f tho body urc not terms o f Contempt. rccont primary and received as "Tho prime'minister of Eiigjnnd many voted aa the total of her represents to. many of Us us th Uo sdvon opponents which is n pretty thing has.. brought _ which Oxford . . ..to good indication of the popularity us, rightly or wrongly.. *‘ Hfcre More vwe of Mias Salmons and the senti­ have snt down frequently, Sonicment In this county toward high­ •Itr-s With intense reverence, ut the way beautification. . foot of the grizzled figuro of his- 1 Florida is receiving nation-wide tory. publicity on its advanced position “ Wo have come to son tho nerd in highway beautification us a of the new attitude towards pooresult of Moss Salmon's cam­ pics’ and people toward tho state. paign and nomination, which is tVc ro home, many of us, with the equivalent to election, as she ad­ secret hope that some day g o may vocated that when the permanent enter the politics of our owti coun­ roods oro completed they bo made try and perhaps breathe in the Xjtnv things of beauty as well as of nmalgnra of our nature, jho recogutility, and several hundred news­ nition of the social tVutn which has papers are publishing feuturo. sto­ been cnuncintrd so many times nnd ries about her platform and nom­ so vainly during the last 2,000 ination. yenrs, which we with our younger tars, though older ones seem ofteft unnhlc to do so, can hear. To Build A irp lan e To Cruise A rou p d W o rld ——. =T= V '■ \ .<'» 4 o w n in g fo r C alvin, Jr. louse in To Natioi Breajts Alb " ■ > ' 1» * Tm r ’Ht ‘V: ':v ,n r l WASHINGTON, j J national' parka country nr<n>c!ng i preccdcntcd number? 3 scorn, some.of when coast to coast by „ get a glimpse of the i 1c wonders " b f th« spaces of the west. Reports to the T Service of the Jrk,, ment say there wer* L. to Yellowstone fortWi cd June 15,' a 125 per J for the enmfc period UrS a record of 11)8,252 fJl wb» established. 1 A big increase in | bile travel to Yostnfe,. nia is shown. 8,5V) 4 ] persons visiting th« 1 May traveling ia 7* increase pf 50 per „ o f last year, and a of 20 per cent, means of travel. Ts-] total hpd reached ! than half of whom automobiles. *ITie . mark was 130,04(1 fo] The reports state Lake, Oregon, has banner pre-season principally to the folded campers of thti Juno 16 a . total of 1 biles carrying 4,226 32 states, including | mont. New York, W« C., and Texas, hod park. At this time I fo a Ister opening, mH visitor find entered Uri 1023 season mark m | Tho spectacle of si qucSan from the Sou : .• a •- ‘v; t ,■ f , WJa^ / al'T .___ 1 ==»= tho Whit* Houm' upper left At right of Lieutenant /Edgar Allan tho Marti^oo nndx • ' '■ nephew of fhe famod Poo wlw IMS } beeh detailed' as ah boner guard at - f- r tho Whltajllouso entrance and who w|U head tho six Mwrfha pallboarera gt thf funeral of Calvin Cool• w '•••! < (o idgo, Jr.. Inapt, below, ia Rav.1 Jason Noble Pierce, who condacUj funeral services•-*^TrT rhapsDdftlrtfwWI» nbout in uis snow, had over soco. is meat) Crater Lake. reports, < Travel to- Mt. Rwiltr.j creased 82 per cent hi pared with that rnoim, 6,075 of , tho touriitJ % *. ••f • ■*» • 1,626 automobiles a (Continued from page 1) 3,240 in l» 4 car's In WASHINGTON, July 12.— Pro­ Tho nominee so fur nns been ret vided the various slates thnt em­ cciving suggestions from these and Jutto 16 the gain wail over Ifcst yeti', wheil brace their reservations will set other loaders but probably will not mapk was 123,708, up tho necessary machinery, make a choice until next week. Josephus Daniels, former sccrtsthousands of Indians will become tary ry of ox the navy; . George Brennan, voters in tho coming election as Chicago lender; David Hunter Mil­ a result of tho Citizenship * Act ler, u member of the legal advisory passed ati <tho , recent session of staff of tho pence commission; Herbert C. Pell, Now York state congress. With tho passage of the law cv- chairman; John S. Cohen, Georgia national committeeman and pub. . . . .. . AWn p. ory native-born Indian in the Unit­ lishcr of the Atlanta Journal, apd ed States automatically became a J. B. Cotton, a son of Mr. McAdoo's Z citizen, Commissioner Burke re­ law partner, were others who paid ,5t,c lig c tobegih drilling! than perfunctory visits to squad on September ll cently estimating the number at more Mr. Davis. to W. W. Alderman,} approximately 125,000. 'At least After selecting a national chair­ This will I ono-fourth of this number, it is man aiid arranging for tho notifi­ athletics. fore the fall semeste calculated, are adults and there­ cation ceremony, Mr. Davis hopes Mr. Alderman staU»l team I fore entitled to vote except in to be able.to turn the machinery poets for a states where the election laws fix of party affairs over to his man­ are encouraging The 1 ager long enough to tnko a vaca­ captained hy Mollis ' certain qualifications, such as edu­ tion of perhaps two weeks. v WalkwsYllla, \V.. V11, cational,‘ property ' ownership or •’ Mr: pnd Mrs; Charles Dana Gib­ tho school.• •.-••* — * _ Thft foam will play 10} payment o f poll taxes, that the son Friday Invited Mr. and Mra. new Indian citizens may not be Davis to visit them ut their sum­ ing the season, widen n mer homu at Isleboro, Maine, fo r September 27 with thij ablo to meet. this interim nnd tho nominee will Charleston, S. C., and * Howover, this condition is be­ accept if he cun clear up organiza­ ccmlicr 25 at Havana, | lieved by authorities on the sub­ tion problems by tho end of next clash with, tho Ur * * ject to be only u minor hindrance vpfki Havana. Hull Gives Up Chairmanship he schedule followi: j to tho newly enfranchised Indians . eptenibor 27 • going to the polls, the chief ob- | Cordell Hull, chairman of the Stacie mentioned being tho lack national Democratic committee, Charlesten, S. C. October 4—Prcsbjr of organized machinery. Most of said Friduy h6 would not hold the the Indians, it is pointed out. live chairmanship during the campaign, lege, Lakeland. October 11—U. 8.1 on closed rescrvntlonn located in ulthougt he would take an active unorganized counties where there part und make n speaking tour. School, Columbus, Gs. October 18^-0 pen.' are no offtH als'to' provide tho Mr. Hull, who had lunch with John .Ocfober tober 25—Stctsoa “ “ necessary ballots, polling places W. Davis yesterday, explained that and other election facilities! although ho was holding tho chair­ DeLand. •November 1—Univc In one or two states, however, manship pending tho reorganizathis condition is said to have been tion o f tho committee, he felt he Ida. Gainesville. November 11—Roll remedied by counties bordoi/tj.' should have a respite. He said ho on Indian reservations permitting had not had a day's vacation in lakeland. tho citizens, in unorganized juris­ nearly three yenrs and that lie felt ' November 23— Newb dictions to cast their ballots in the obliged to give some attention to Lakeland. Npvembcr 29—Us personal affairs in Tennessee. * adjoining counties. • More than 200,000 Indians hnd William G. McAdoo called on Havana, Lakeland. December 25—Unit been, made citizens before the pas- John W. Davis, Democratic presi­ sago of tho new citizenship act dential nominee, nt the home Of vana, Havana, Cuba. and o large percentage- o f theso Frank L. Polk Into yesterday after­ ale said to bo placed in the sim­ noon. Mr. McAdoo, who alighted I.OST—July 3rd, ilar position of not being able to hurriodly from a taxicab and enter- •' containing two st vote solely because tho facilittar- cd without speaking to the corres­ pocket knife, also enabling them to exercise this pondents ' aasembled ot the Polk articles. Finder plcaitj home, is to sail for Europe today. Herald office. right are not available. American Progress htdians Get Votes McAdoo Will Help Next Fall Under Davis in Campaign on Is Citizenship Act For the Presidencyi Says E. TriRp APPOINTED TO COMMISSION TALLAHASSEE, July 12.—Gov­ ernor Hnrtlco has appointed G. D. LONDON, July 12.—Super­ LONDON, July 12.—Built with Edwards, J. E. Stovcns nnd 8. -.C. of Crystal River to be-mem­ power development is necessary a view to flying around the world, Yoman bers of tho Oyster Rehabilitation a giant air cruiser will shortly Commission in nnd for Citrus in the United States Ip order to maintain the hl^h standard of leave tho works near hero for tri­ county. living in that country, Guy E„ als at Southampton. The plane has two largo floats, Is driven by n A tlan tic C oast Line j Tripp, chairman of the board of 050 horsepower engine, and enrS SI f p t v C n m m i t f o p director* of the Wcstinghousc rlos n crew of five. y t O m m i T O C Electric nnd Manufacturing ComTwo pilots sit in front, and !>c- „ hind them in the fuselage is a H as M eeting’ Friday pnny, New York, today told tbo wireless room. Still further bnck World Power conference which is are the sleeping quarters, as large The regular meeting of the in session here. ns a motorbus, and gasoline is Jacksonville District Safety Com­ Mr. Tripp explained that “ more carried in two floats in sufficient mittee was held at the local o f­ quantity for a 1,000 mile trip. The fices of tho Atlantic Coast Like and cheaper” electric power was plane will have a cruising speed here Friday and proved to be Otte what tho torm "supor-power” In­ •of B0 miles nn hour nnd n full-out of the most enthusiastic nnd in­ cluded. This super-power dovclspeed of 100 miles. structive* ht'Id by this committee during the present year and , opment, he said, is now belncr carA n n o u n ces N o Tourist Sav B oats 1 nBaV A re *tror5ly indicated*tho interest"bf ; ried out vigorously in America ___ ___j__ _ the employees in safety work,^ - a asr-- ! under private initiative. Ho maina C am p in T a m p a in Fall E n d an gerin g vN talnod that government ownership M iam i here today from O. R. Estridfcv, hi m l essential to its accomplish­ .................(,.,iy ** TAMPA, d u ly '12 — L: I\ IflcWr, ' MTAMI," July" ifc^-Boats an­ chief clerk., secretary of the board of trade, chored in Biscuync Bay within thc0 Ways and means of "liaVinfc life ment. GoVcrnmcht-owned super­ hnn announced that tbir> city will limits of the proposed park are nnd limb" by the prevention df power systems, ho declared, carjprovide no municlapnl c'ump for endangering this city with a ty­ accidents and personal injuries, not furnish electric power nt low­ "tin can" tourists during the com­ phoid epidemic by emptying sew­ not only to employees themselves er cost to the public than can pri­ ing season, DcSoto Park, the age there, according to samples but also to the public in gcnerkl motor camp last year, has been of thu water taken by Dr. A. W. were the main topics of discus­ vately-owned systems. Extensive plana arc already'un­ 1 closer! to tho campers this yenr, hut ] Zlchold, acting head of the city sion. Many prominent visitors attend­ der wny, it wa'a explained, for a Oak Park Springs, n ramp not I health division. By to Uy refusing ref Within the city limits, will he upon move they arc nbo interfering ed Friday’s meeting, including M. practical determination of the ex­ cd for itso on September, it is I with the work of filling in tho new M. Fmlth, president of the Florida tent to which electric power may slated. Tho new camp is well * park, nnd City Attorney J. W. Automobile Association, nnd Jack be' used Upon farms. A consid­ situated nnd hus all noeessury con­ Watson, Jr., has advised Dr. Zic- Hughes, secretary of the *&nta erable area in one of the great farming districts of the northwest veniences for tho travelers. hold to make a test caso against organization. Addresses by both of these mqn is to ho equipped with an ade­ the offenders. on the subject of accidents and quate distribution system, and E xp ects N e a rly 7 0 0 , . . _ . . . <nn „ their provcnttOn at grade crook­ with tho cooperation of the farmexperiments will be carried A t O cto b e r" M e e tin g , JJa,y . Build 100-R oom ing* featured the meeting. Mr. era Estridgo stated. They offered out on a scale hitherto not at­ ___ . Hotel In Okeechobee suggestions . ns to how such ac­ tempted. ST. PETERSBURG. Julv 12.— ---------“ Tho vision of the eloctric power cidents may he eliminated or nreBetween B00 nnd 700 visitor* are I OKEECHOBEE, July 12.— A new vented. leaders is so broad and compre­ expected hero next Oct. 18 for n ; company recently organized In this They nlso ussurod tho commit­ hensive," said Mr. Tripp, "that It rally of the United Commercial city plans to construct a 100-room tee o f constant support hv the or­ mnrks a new era in the application Travelers of Anierlea. A larim resort hotel to accommodate thu ganization they represent in the of power ta industry; and, if they class of candidates will he taken visitors expected here during tho prevention of unnecessary acci­ are allowed to go ahead without Into tho ord«r. Next May, Tampa coming winter. In addition to the dents. ‘ unduo obstruction, Wo piAY look , and St. Petersburg will bo host* . hotel .the company will build 50 Other speeches that were help­ forward- in a Comparatively few o f n grand council session, com cottages along tho lake front, with ful, it is said, were those by En­ years to a practically nation-wide prising tnoro than 15 councils from a swimming pool neprby. gineer W. E. Shelley, Conductor super-power system consisting of Georgia and Florida. C. J. Wolfe, Engineer J. R. I.y.'cs, great high tension trunk lines re­ nnd John Adams, supervisor df ceiving power not only frptn ws-f F avor Land o f Israel AIRPLANES ROW SEED ter powers' and- supplementary safety uf Wilmington, NT C, MlAMt, la.. July T 2 —One of N ew N a m e Palestine Members of the committee pres­ steam stations, but from all oth­ tho latest commercial uses of tlm ent were: Supt. T. L. Dumas, er cheap sources." airplane, which may possibly bo JERUSALEM, July 12.—"U n d Trainmaster L. N. Hansel!, Con­ perfected to revolutionize certain ! 0f Isrcal" is being favored as a ductor H. H. Newman, RoadmnsUsr phmascs of ogricultiire, is that of name for the Hdly Land instead of J. A. Butler, Agent C. E. Foshec, sowing seed by 'plane, successfully tho official "Palestine.” For tho General Yardmastcr J. A. Cam­ demonstrated in the suburban ter­ •present it is 'in use only among eron, Fireman E. C. Williams, ritory of Miapii rocently. whore J(ews outside of tho country writ­ Yard Foreman L. B. Bragg, Con­ 640 acres of land were sown *n ing to Palestine. In the country, ductor C. J. Wolfe, Engineer W. carpet grass within n period of 2U Palestine ia the official namo used F. Shelley and O. R. Kgtridge, bocilnuU minutes, or tho aren sown dur)n universally, except in Hebrew retary. the experiment, it was nnid, {•• ” , translations of government docuwould rto uIro two men nnnd. nienta.. -There tho Hebrew lottcra seeders 2 Odays. forming the initlala o f the two Please insert this ml,. Hrbrow words "F.rctz Israel” NEW OATH FOR IHIRII (Igind of Israel) are being used DUBLIN. July 12.—Tha m«w imrrnthotiridly. rtpy bill of the Saortat, nr Irish ‘ The Hehrow namo written In “reo States government, just In­ Igttln characters is beginning to troduced in thoDaiUlwpoM* Dai!, Imposesnn onnil rill|abpear with increasing frequency ... ......... officers a new form of oatJi. In nd- 1on. postal matte’r destined for PaL oMton to the-ordinnry oath to obey |cst|ne. orders Ilia officers wllU have To swear that they *..................... "will not Join or be memhern hf or• ltubs?ribo to any F O R M E R G O V E N O R itlcal society or orRanlsattoh ■ C A R O L IN A atovvr, or ony aeefet society S O U T H ifhateVwr." -i/,. I watchout ON T R IA L Southern Will Play 1 Again Next I J Use This H^ndy Blank to Send in Your Want w a . (Continued troot page l ) - ' ' in tho stdte treasurers' office was brought out today in.cjre»-«x*mlnation, of witnesses for'the prose­ cution today In tho can? of former : Gov, Wilson G.'Hjtrvey, who is J>vlng triad for tho-sKcnd time on s front. H2 countries, the u»>- 'ahorges, o f viplatfqg tivy* state State? being represented b y , banking law* in tho circuit court of the Co-operative League. ' I’ Allondule. The aUtistics section U vervf - Tho certified copy on which the complete, showing the growth gru “ of' former * governor and* president of the co-operative movement ent, whlcn the defunct hank went to trial In new has 30,000,000 members. Charleston for tho first time con-' tallied the statement that tho bank LONDON, July 12.—The Delhi bad upproaJmotoly f 01,000 in Lincoln hna just returned home “ worthledv pater," It was testified. from America where, foit.th* asc­ The true report, today's testiiwony end lima In two vanrs. he vren( mi-, brought out, showed the bank to reatfplly for dullan. to add id tho liavo that amonnt ill "doubtful pa­ per.” Under cross examination, state nrr W, W.-Bradley ad- D ci.AFsivrKD AnvKnTiantoj .times, beginning first available issue, Hot t ini p*»7e Vlateh- HONORS CO-OPERATIVl jDRA , ipli r i %'i lenry R. I<a(nr, arl E. Nord- L GHENT. Belgium. Jnly J2,^ — N. Topmsend. Clydo first Intornational sxhlbU^n o r • ■- for blowouts •L •••••<•••• ‘s i: ••••■e«•. ■ 'tir t f »W | ■ ■••• enMMMtm* the cool tire ^ *•*7v,y\ S“ •»- . l/nh «••• ■'' '' ** •< •«>•••••••••••••••!••• NAME. .VSV .V y.: I ■1 - t.T*^ ,V> ’ .ADDBESS..... U lp c H a i j ^tj -*-•«eiooo*1 •< j r ir . W E SELL T IlE S fO R eference ItA T R fl F O B INMJtTI1 CAHII IN A D V A N C E ' ’ • ' 1 Mme rate, p e r Hoe r I tim es c o n s e c u t iv e ly 0 tim es c o n s e c u t iv e ly I t tim es c o n s e c u t iv e ly < E v e r y w o rd . In cludlns tbe fc* l o s s , ad dress, etc.. Is counted c h a r g e d for. , M inim u m apace, th ree linesC o u n t six w o r d s l e th e litre 1 .•j No d is c o u n t o n s h o v e r a ts a * C U sain ed s d v s rt to ln a will t>e np o r v r thy telep h on e s t the­ . rates, liut If th e s d v s r t H e r M ■f M t a u M w ith us, a « y - P o llM p w X call for Imtnrdlata psym ealA d v e r t lJ c m e n t i are ' -LINTS com ing• I ' 8tandardla»<| sod Jodcm) for' ;, j ...... .... . t\o H r raid “ '---- ^ pet a n y a j v • c t io n s b ls . U n d id * , l Ji1 ',- ■. D la c n n t ln u tn o s O f Ii. ovurnr.d t.y tbv sa me itnsertlou .. „It Is s t|M l ... J luf sai'a fah dlaeuutlt.ua a n a d a f t e r ( a r e c l o s e d a s It -la-to In* one. ■ T h e H er a ld w ill apt hie f o r m o f e than* one e r r o r b y th e r c o d e r d a y f e lUowJa t o n Uto M M !r*vjV �Beware the bathtub. Out o f one hundred anil thirteen [ bathtubs tested by. Katherine Hirst and Jean Broadhurst of Teachers' College, New York, thirty-nine were found to give I ■. • • Vm positive “ Bacterium coll” findings. Tho investigators tell all about it in "The Nation's Health/' Chicago,, and lenve their Teadera amazed to think that they had not realized before what dangers might be lurking in oven the shiniest of porce­ lain tubs. One-third o f the tubs examined had not been thor­ oughly cleaned between periods o f use. Yet the tubs looked clean tp the eye. Refined people had been making use of them and were believing, o f course, that the tuba were quite as i d * "will b e eh argi b a v * r t t i l o w rata*. «ked. They would have been shocked to from dry, clean-looking tubs, thosd investiociBted Prese Is •xclus- gators took s imens of disease germs left there by f>ref* Vioiis' urfftV tff It o r n o t o t h e r w i s e c r e d i p a p e r and nJiio th e lo c a l > It seems that ordinary clfcansing processes do not1thor­ •Had U a r e lo J A n rtsh ta e t W ' . p . c | » l d U p a t o h . a oughly qlean bathtubs; unless you happen to include chlorin­ ated lime, tiBOd as k powder or jn freshly made saturated solutions, as an ordinary cleanser. The. article says that tests I'ULY 14, 1624 iNDAY, J.ULY 14, U tl made five minute* after each application of the lime showed t h o u g B T FOU TODAY that "Bacteriilm coli" was killed In twelyd out of twelve THE-LORD:—Let FRN TO trials. wicked forsake his way, and unrighteous man his thoughts; The article further says that chlorinated lime is the let him return Unto the Lord, , ha will have mercy upon him; most satisfactory of the agents tested for home and institu­ to o«r God, for he will abund- tional use, both because of its )ow cost and the rapidiy with ly pordqn<—Isaish . i / wbit;h it acts. It recommcndB dissolving a five cent can of the lime In a quart of water to be kept in a corked jar or bot­ l o o k in g t o w a r d t h b tle for use during an entire week. •*. : LIGHT. “ Bathtubs in boarding-houses, hotels, dormitories, etc.", deed the robin, * i he aprang ' Say the investigators, “ should be washed thoroughly with branch to branch, and chlorinated lime after uBe, or at least five minutes preceding filling." £ & h u 'U a . t so sound And this brings us to the particular application for this looking toward tho aun." lesson. In Florida where there are so many hotels, boarding houses and private homes opened to strangers, bathtubs can • m SSZ' / be a source of much danger. State-wide sanitary’regulations the violets, sweet and blue, irkllng with the morning — actually enforced— should directly apply to the care ot bathtubs, and bathrooms in general. > came their colosf. Then, f, As for the tub in the private home, it may be more po­ lite to assume that it is always carefully cleaned. But it inswe red, "Looking toward seems that more often than not.the so-called clean tub is not clean at all. Unquestionably it is a matter worthy of nttenio ruses, one by one, ion. There may be "Bacterium coli" floating around in your heir petals to the »un. what made thsir tints so morning tub. r f VTT ht. . iswered, “ Looking toward note ., ms like a song from an angel ■ lat made him olng In the twlwnswered!* "Looking Him." ; up to — Sanford *D. Stockton. *0 beat time to buy Sanford J citato U now, before prices now they any Orlando is to mother dally newspaper. It >• a Republican publication II be issued tn the morning. little fIri°downTthe street to knqw whether, the Ken. Derby is the latest creation i!Thb Vero Press contains the plcare of a new hotel which is to be milt there between now and f*U. faro is becoming known as one of g r i d s ’ * promising towns. —_____0-— — vHave you written all your friends h oot the way Sanford Is growa g f Did you tell-them about the ►opulttlon figures? It might surirlse them- . ‘ vV;-?'■ ' How doth1 the little flspper imiravo each shining hour? By tryng to make alxty to seventy-live miles per hour In her chummy boa been diacovered discovered thst John Pavla is handsome In golf ches. If he loses In the elec, he can btwoma a model for a iring firm. H i — ’■■ ■u -. . .Tlave ive you ever met the man wno who g o o Insistent upon collecting from ■than that he doesn't have the Iota nr soem to have the Inclination p pay what he himself owes? o — •Borne enterprising person would nynwia rich by inventing some kind jrahovel for getting circulars oul f, automobiles which hnve been ifcrkcd Itl the business sectiun of he city for a few minutes, g& v ■ i o ^Because her husband has transrerred his affections to a more robnst fgjrl, a Slender New York jrife 1^ aulhg him/ for divorce, An- Principles of Business Conduct And Rather Pull. Many Question*.! Wheat la Up. AND WHAT about Mr. CoolIdgc? How wjll the Davis nominal tft<h affect hlmh Men dn Wall Street yesterday were saying that "Davis’s nomination will cost Coolidge many conservative votes, be­ cause ultra-conservatives will pre­ fer Mr. Davis, the Morgan attor­ ney, to Mr. Coolidge, presumably more independent of big financial influences." Many political questions wetv raised when the’ Democrat ! Sclo ti­ ed their ticket, tired and, unary in the late night hours. money and woe worth only half as as a dollar of Spanish money AH, HOW HA pT y would many lives bo if individuals much AFTER wa entered the war. Ask troubled themselves aa little about other peoples' affairs aa yourself what the value of our doL Urs would be if we-enteeed th* about their own ■Lichten berg League of Nations and a. general HE THAT PA8SETH by, and meddleth with strife bo- war should cornu on. AM it will •''*:p Birthdays are celehri twenty; after that they IRoftnT Many a pink conipl*, blue girl green ^ . •< i*.- ij riiv j ■(" Never make si'anuj Juit leqvq the money^ In’ the first. place.- .J Staying up i j l ’ nlgfu you as. wise as 'an u* have no sense during u Tomaimv; bnce were apples. So this may h aro best taken with a a AND THEN LuFolIettc. about his vote, in view of..John' W. Dnvis’s nomination? DjnhiflW much will the Davis nomlrmtidh^n*crease the LaPoUctte vote? TSint it wilt increase it there Is no doubt. •>>■)+* Certainly hundreds of thousand3. of Democrats thnt did not con­ sider thcmselvea na "rndical ns LaFolIetto" would rnlhcr he rndical like LaFolIetto than conservative like John W. Davis. % IT WAR M ERRLY.ot tho physical, not of the g&iritqa), or the intellectual than that the declaration was made, you io»chusatu woman Hyman L. Laadar- cannot by taking thought add one cubit to your stature. When rosorty worth mora a tree ceases to grow, your science teaches you that it Bhould be harvested. When the sun ceases to rise, its rays fall mournfully Eastward, and the day is surely drawing to ita close. When you cease to grow, you havo already begun to decay. Grow then while you m ay; grow to the full height And the Swiss franc la worth more o f the diitiea before you. The Und never needed you as it than eighteen cents, y doe* today; the time will never come in which it will not need REMEMBER IIQW tho Ameri­ can dollar dropped below Chinaae you more and more.— WhiteUw Reid. . . v •■. -> v. People whb^on't look leap land In disgust. arc samples of the pncstionaV V What about the votes of He citixens nexS November T 'thora la no auch thing aa a. “Cdtholh:. vote," but there are minions of voting Catholics, men and w..:. . How. do they: feel abqjrt. UWipku lie inns question raised In Uie Detridratic convention? Ifow taiMt’ of them, through t h e lr r o w , V u), say to the D.emo<?rnUc^ pqrfy, ynS; spite of the Constitutional: nntee, the religion that we Wd&tonrf seems to be an insuperable ahiifeV tion in a Democratic coqvenlYq'h. I f our RELIGION isn't good, pnppalv for you, then our VOTES can't? be good enough for you." . _____ •*»«' There is no business concern but what has a certain number of^usinesa principles by which their business is con­ ducted.. The little business man and tho big business mnn has his code o f ethics Great and powerful corporations have their business principles. Little .companies doing a small AND WHAT about William J amount of business have adopted sets of rules by which they Bryan nnd hiR brother, Governor are governed. Every concern follows some sort of code of Bryan o f Nebraska ? *" business dealings. Can W. J. Bryan even PRETEND ft. There has been prepared by the Chamber of Commerce to work for a /nan whom of the United States a set of fifteen principles of business described as he described Mr. Davis ? conduct. At the meeting of the Sanford Chamber of Com­ Governor Bryan in able, honest, merce last Friday these principles were adopted by tbe local sincere. Many farmers would un­ organization as the kind w’hich should govern business rela­ doubtedly hnve voted, fur hirp, rntter than for I.aFollette, hud We‘ tions. « In reprinting these business principles The Herald does been nt i]u>*licud of the ticket, bo in the belief that they are good enoug'.i to be adopted by But the’ farmer does not buylVt almost apy concern olf individual ami thnt if followed, busi­ cow for the suke of the tail, or a ness relations.would be greaiiy improved. Hero.they aroi-.... .(Jmikey cither J h jj,, wUl hardly n prM idlfm tn'HM.Vt for the The foundation of business is confidence, which springs sake of the tail, no matter how from integrity, fair dealing, efficient service, and mutual ad durable that tail may he. benefit. The reward of business for service rendered is a fair profit plus a snfe reserve, commensurate with risks involved and foresight exercised. Equitable consideration is due in business alike to cap­ ital, management, employees, and the public. Knowledge— thorough und specific— and unceasing study of the facts and forces affecting a business enterprise nre essential to a lasting individual success and to efficient service to the public. Permanency and continuity of service are basic aims of business, that knowledge* gained may be fully utilized, confidence established and efficiency increased. Obligations to itself and society prompt business un­ ceasingly to strive toward continuity of operation, buttering conditions of employment, and increasing tbe efficiency and opportunities of individual employees. Contracts ahd undertakings, written or.oral, arc to be performed in letter and in spirit. Changed conditions do not justify their cancellation without mutual consent. RepreBcntatiori of goods and services should be truth­ fully made and scrupulously fulfilled. Waste in any form,—o f capital, labor, services, mate-, rials, or natural resources,— is intolerable and constant eirort will be made toward ita elimination. Excesses of every nature,— inflation of credit, over-ex­ pansion, over-buying, over-stimulution of sales,— which cre­ ate artificial conditions und produce crises uml depressions are condemned. Unfair competition, embracing all acts characterized by bad faith, deception, fraud, or oppression, including commer­ cial briber}', is wasteful, despicable, and a public wrong. Husincas will rely for its success on the excellence of its own ser­ vice. Controversies •will, where possible, be adjusted by volun­ tary agreement or impartial arbitration. Corporate Forms do not absolve from or alter the moral obligations of individuals. Responsibilities will be us cour­ ageously and conscientiously discharged by those ucting in representative capacities as when actifig for themselves. Lawful co-operation among business men and in useful business 'organizations in support of these principles of busi­ ness conduct is commended. Business'should render, restrictive legislation unneces­ sary through so conducting Itself as to deserve and Inspire public confidence./,', ‘ ' ‘ fU tlw il ! * ' r 1 , 1 ' lontfth'g not to him, Is like one that A ‘ serious shortage 0|\ nothing tq nay is rcpJ Lawyer claims a^Nen beat o' woman In a ditpm j claim it can’t be done. ^TJC. There are sermons in E a large atone in a ring i the right ,tp preach; i. e •-B Dollars are supposed I made. ’ But they won’t | must keep1jniking new a f •* p M. _Tt,!lt • A qu'ar^r looks like a you .op d ; a plqjtel to a dealer.*, }sA * . — i— ■'! They caught a famous hnpfiit in.Ml^ouri, ponnlb tin emi 1,4n'♦ kkn... THE BASTILE MIAMI HERALD Ally 14 has very much tho sumo, Ten Party had in this country. significance to the people' of Democracy is n slow growing Frame that July 4 has to the plant. It works its roots deep down Amtiicun people. It is the date into tho souls of a few far-visioned upon which, ut the beginning of tho persons. It creates a spirit which French revolution, tho Bastile grows until it cannot be longer re­ was attacked and captured by tho strained, and is then likely to mani­ Parisians, The Frcnch-maku rather fest itself in some such expression more of their great national holi­ of unrestrained anger as was showrf day than we do of ours. They begin by the mobs of Paris. ■’ , celebrating two days before, and The fall of the Bastile did not on Hie day Itself hold a vast mili­ bring freedom to France, nor did tary revue. In which nil tho the signing of the Declaration of notulilo of fhe republic participate, Independence bring freedom to the ‘ .TI.c fall o f the Bastile was u nig* colonists, Freedom had already been nlfirunt event in Franco, Tills grim planted in the soul of the nation, prison had stood fo r cruelty/and These events were but the meanB of autocracy and when tho harrassed giving notice that freedom whs people attacked it they were do|ng- about to come into flower. Tho nion- than attempting to oi>on,th£ dates have no value in themselves. t|t>ors free the few politicu) They do not stnnd for events that prisoners who were held theft} ut wore really important except for ? time. They were uttering an that which they represented. It is a k-ry protest against the whole great thing to remember the dates, sy.tem of oppression of which* the however, A n d'to soek the rebirth Bastile win the visible symbol.',Tho 'and the revivification of the spirit a There*s Joy In Saving for n Home of Your Own. Fort Young Couples Consider It One o f Life's Gcals while Aiming for And it’s not hard to attain.'r But a s amount into a Savings Account i this Bank today and,-as time rolls you get a certain happiness ou| watching that A c’eourit grow and ; that progress toward attaining . goal— YOUR OWN HOME. m i) M jsv: , , . m* v „v a F. r . FORSTER, President. U. F. WHITNBR NEEDLESS AUTOMOBILE NOISES ROCHESTER TIMES-UNION uhoad through the traffic nnd startle pedestrians by blowing ihelr sirenR. thinking bulk exempts from use of brakes. An automobile has the big ad­ vantage of riding on Bftbber nnd air. Properly handled u is a quiet machine. But automobile* are sj numerous that any carelessness In Ihandling them gives rise not only i to the dangers which call forth I traffic rules but to annoyance and ncutc discomfort for many people. Thoughtfulness nnd courtesy should be sought for their ' own sake. Most persons do not wish to bo rude, but many are thoughtless. The careless and indifferent should remember that courtesy pays and that It is unwlsq to Irritate tho public by unnecessary noise. Contemporary Comment REDUCED FARES ROUND TRIP JACKSONVILLE TO $ 4 9 .5 4 B A L T IM O R E P H IL A D E L P H IA B O S TO N 5 5 .0 0 7 2 .1 8 (VIA BALTIMOSt OS PH I L S D t L P H lO 1HINGT0N . ATLANTIC CITY MAKE TRAVEL A PLEASURE an nestis aooo coNHicnoH*. . m iquintuu ■ C U R E CTATXMOOM ACCOM MODATIONS IN AOVAN OI M erchants and M iners Trans. Co. r i» i to o k. s a t cr. TOLKPHONI • L— Congressman Froderlck B a y s that "Congress Is no better und no worse than the '•ouotry." Wo've always feared the worst.—tCaltimbia Record, A Chicago bandit held up a cab­ aret and robbed the waiters. The bandit at least had enough discre­ tion to know whom to rob.—Sou­ thern Lumberman. D irect F rom the M a n u fa ctu rer N o M iddle Men*s Profit O U R F IR S T C O S T A N D O N L Y One Small Profit IS Y O U R O N L Y C O ST H o w d o e s h e d o it ? * - . » 'H e cam i no n?dr$ than I do[ bjLit h f Bad mhr.ey enough to buy that'house.1 Longwood, Midway Between Sanford und Orlando. ;< LET UB FIGURE YoitfR COMPLETE MATERIAL BILL T H E S A V I N G W I L L S U R P R IS E Y O U We own and operate our own Saw Mill, Planing Mill, Dry Kiln and Cabinet Shop, and our timber our own lands, within easy reach, o f (They didn't know that their friend paid far his home with money he had iirtd.1 A fund for s home can 'he accumulated in a few yean by opening an Interest Account with us and depositing a small anuxml every week. STRENGTH — SERVICE — * PHONE OR CALL ON fto m in n ln fiin n h i �o ffic e M May nl ktorm, 6 tti> R & i l O R D , Society Editor. I m irk Ave- and H h .’ AtMJrcw’ Ahlin arc arenta o f.'jA lonely little torw hort.taey have named cntertali dat eveftlfllf, l,p. m., followed by to ^fta! lAiia May Whidden snsilof.two whsAs .With her asp afoufer fit-Seeirig P a rty frrapdrerenta mi .Scbrimr, F flpr, .and Mrs.<N;F. Jto*ct Spending .several weeks at tons Death* >; ..I V * -tri'Ji% •'/ ■Mf- add i n . tBfcty, and children -left last vwepk >by far*. Detroit and other polr Michigan m*d. llllnola. •.The The 4.10 pound Jew Fish cAUgfit S6n nt our MrtrJjol. Wo sblicit your orders- ft this line fleh.j . , ] , ) . It Jr., Malcolm and.Bcq Jones left Sunday tar V a ld o s ta ,(#».• whore they .will visit relatives for several weeks.. Miss Bcttlnn Condon Is tho gucit of Miss Palmer Argo for a few %‘illwattKA' im„Mp Compahy,' conjftfatseeing party over ■Trtneeday, later, can y- cr, agent at the Atlantic Coast tfon. ihi* ’week, nel. . Amusing games were en>oy«d after - which ^delirious re­ freshments were sqm-d . and tho evening was most cnjoyably spent wan <yillctl by thO; illness oi noph'ow, J. L. Ensign, Jr.'tj on a Xislt to.hls.father in Tn *7Miss Moore and Miss .Stewart, appendicitis developed and hi who*n> rislUng their brothers h» to bo rushed to a hospital in Ch-lcdo. «T0 st*cndlpB this week in sorrville for an operation.;! Sflatnl nnd otbor East Const rnpidly rcrovoring .from M*« Cmtlon nnd will soon Do out '*Td ■P. Williams, who 'has been ft in Mid. " ’ . T j * 'i rMlaying., Mbs, A. D. MftfheUVof a, fqjjr oays as nRcnt atjJie. Senbpant station, returned (as\ week i i i n i i i i n f l a s i n n p i i i n i to his horrmi a t . EUaey, r U . - y iM n Wright snd Fletch«r White toft .Ja«t week for" an auto trip down the East poast. rTho regular' monthly council of thq Epwrdth Magne met at the mime, of Miss Mnhle SwopQ( Mfh* day night. Almost hU of Chd o(ticiry :*rcrQ present and some very Important business was tranaact- SANFORD AVEriOfl ANf) Trf/R tf . *, •• . s, they yaifle something betides cotton in the south! Charles , for instance, who is (julte the fattest baby south of the Dn .line. Ho Jives Jn Lowndesvillo, S. C., and has won any "healthy baby" prises. *t’ *l *i'k'.l*- uf*' a t •V * *^ * m tirlc. Bucks, town, 8. C, F. 8ehmldt, iven, N. Y., and L. Porch, P E R S O N A L S Bill Llnten, of Orlando,* spent PelCr 6chial spent Sunday in Saturday in the- e|»y.- ■ DcLirnd, the* guest of friends. [ Mrs. Edwara Mclsch med from Mountsville, Frank Donaldson, of Eustls, n they were' guosts of spent -Sunday In- the city. 's mother, Mn» W. A. , --------, Brueo Andcfson spent Sunday i Mrs. 8. M. Loyd and at Da'ytoha Beach. tad Mn sad Mrs. Ed Mr. and 'ifra .'F . J, Gonmlat ired Ur Orlnndo Sunday j spent the day most motored io Or|ando Sunday to bo the guests of relatives for the day. ■lake returned home from New York where td the Democratic na- In j to IjO^nciv^__ . a E, Hm. of jyu^lngton. Del.,| ’orrsst Whittle, Mrs. A. is spending several days In 'th e as. Mbs Eaaie Whittle, •city, stopping i t the Valdes. Mttle add . Qlcrt Ray idsy most delightfully at H. L. Ilcnthman, of New OrUuthtr1(« « ut .a onday.. In tho .-city, i t tin. W, W. Potter and the guest of the Valdea rfbtel. tr returned. . S' past month roost pleas trtwjr or Rai Hint Night . Buffalo (310 wars; n'sddyd 1:110 dance. 1 -Chicago N Jj;30 orchea Cincinnati ( Mr: and Mrs. 8. O. Chaee leave tdday.for Hendp.rapnvll|o, N. C.. , T. A. Jones spent the week-end in Kissimmee, the guest of friends. . - • i j j . II. Ball and Robert Dean |(pent Sunday most delightfully at Daytona Beach. i ■iMrs. W, J. Carpenter leaves this afternoon to spend Some time in St, Petersburg. * i* ‘ iM ra R. W. Pcarmari and chHr then left Sunday for- Daytona Bench to spend several days,’ . * .. " 1 • . Mrs. Marcus Tyre and son have returned from a ala weeks' visit with relatives In Fort-Myers.' ■ --------- • • ■ ilh-W. Pearman left Sunday) for Jacksonville and Tallahassee to spend several days on buslhcss. H . -t • » —-r^r*- ■- ' *V JVtr. and Mrs. Ed Randall spent Sundpy most delightfully In Or­ lando. Sa n .M w .N o n U tlnder 6ur Charter we are also prepared to act as Trustee of Bond and Note issues, PdyiAg •Agent *of• Bonds and Coupons, Executor, Administrator, Trustee “and . . • * > V«j. I -> ft I ... : t Guardian for Individuals and in all other trust,capacities • - I . ■ , Mrs.'A. W. Walnwright and J|r* and Mrs. Lawrence spent Sunday at Daytona Beach. * /J4 . n?' '' *’ fi, _j f *' Mr. and Mr*. John Gov# re­ turned; Sunday from a. month's visit-to New York and other nor* istwf rtmew ..le ljt'w s luora-t .. Mrs. N. F. Cobli. of Orlando, err to spend several rived In Sanford Saturday.‘ftlgbf after a six weeks visit with-.S* son, Lieut. $, D.;A. Cobb, U, S. in Chicago, '*tid motored from Sanford to Orlando. “Cleveland (j j« e l.nd(J*)'e:3dmurifc, 1 5| " U - II :![ fe.f j I 'j j 9 H r 1 T2Xm 1 Ha H Columbus ( 0 f 11 £ ni. ^y ogrly part of the woek for Jack- Columbus (^)6y 12:3()' dd- F l o h IIcia A i^thking corporation to engage in a general banking business at Sanford, V,A *. W, -Houston, vico-prasiiicnt and (ri'neral manager of tho,aou^ ftcriii)Utilities Company, and G. R*. JlUty/. general auditor of Soi^ them Utilities, oro in tho city on business. '.i .. wfelU nd as f o r Id, ” , , i jiU ilJ i ■i j M >' t»e« turnedASofclay from n motor trip U>..Bnrasotaj^TMw. W, E^Young. Who arcompnnied thcnh..Mtnaintd for . « visit to. her brother, Mr. tetis; 11:45 NightCity (4llT and Frank Chara Jpft r in their car fpr llomicr:N; C .,'to spend several 7-i u»ic. ‘ - , v ■i’ ts-'i.y i anas City q(5«OL S-S:30 £7:504ihp*M. ’r Angeles (488) 10 eon* ^jl^vocalj instrumental,-^lS ( m rs turned Surf. am Atlanta, where ho teat of relatives tbe- intorod to Ukelwid Buqd the gucstr of Miss Mai Bowler. . » w'". ^Jew YorV (4»*| 44k$0 p. ni. jthe guests o f Ry. U Pj Brown ti NkUnd-MC«n| 5'tdt iduca- ONE IN TEN -Neglecting a little Wound, cut or noraiion ui the mv flesh irmu may in nine abrasion,of caws put of ten cauj suffering or IneenvenJei tho one vknN M flH j blood poisai Dm X . T 3 W ithjp quid Boroaone anud apply.'the Horosone Powder -to (Complete l,the healing proceaa. Price , (liquid) ................ __ •. a^ ' ' ‘ * ' W W - io. . . .1 i ,* . 11 _ _ UTtff''! ^l.tTyT-— > j ., J. It AntHohY> Chairman of (he Board. nicliffc, President Dr. S. Puleston, Vice President [. Brown, Cashier H. S. l’oml, Assistant Cashier ij. C. DuBose C. F. Williams R.fe. Wight Edward Higgins ^ Omaha (300) ift t u s lr a l, I -Omaha (£26) 0 speukt/s; ■ Pjtwram; 0-11 (meal. - 1 nuladelphia (609) 6:80 or- 1■i V 1'.,/ �t>n vie* ner, nnd Lcconvy, with n Sevan* -metro foot lead over the Urlttah anchor man, came in the winner, with the JP?510 new world’s record of 41 seconds, e ilJSh Thc 3.0°0-™*tre team race: Was [ 8t<hv notabl^ for several reasons. It ' “ “ n **1 tho fonrth time in tho meet ” 010 that Taavo Numi led all hIs rivals. , It marked thc 48,000 metres that ■>okera* Willie 11,(0,11 «oveiid-.in qio course >, was o f the tfamoa, for h e has competed laniiUt in trials nnd finals in the 10,000 d Held Inetre run, 3,000-metre stceple»r was chare, 5.000 metro run, lOtfOOaaions, metre cross-country and the 3,000 . metre team race, winning two o f the five events In' new world's , u record time and flashing second In ,i7 !rr " the remaining thrvte contests, and “ Celery F eds* P lay St. Cloud Thursday Tho "Celery Feds” will meet tho fast team from SL Cloud at the local Ninth Rtreet Park next Thursday aftemton at 4 o'clock, It was definitely ani' " W Ih Olympic Games Huge Success With American Stars PUIng Up 255 Points Or Nearly 100 Points Ahead of Finland, Their Nearest nival. u u w i i o j lNorway, o, 6: New Zealand, -1; : Holland, .4; Denmark, { Chile, 1. ice,. United Btatca, 12) j Great Britain, 3; AuaSHfr-1 r . - —il - « * ridicy'Uie United State* Franc!* Huasey, Loul* l t t t t nv.r j u Cloud team last Thursday nt‘ /that place but the (Mooted* team threatens to give Banford a drubbing in the second game if the 'Sanford players are not "up to the notch,- it, vtas. learned. *2 • .•‘ X Manager C. A. Whiddon hsldp that everybody come out nnd help the team win. Clark, Loren Murchison and Alfred Le Coney lowered* tho 400-metre relay figures to the.almost unbe­ lievable mark of 41 1-5 seconds. Sunday, In the most thrilling ex. the 10,000 metro walk/ wont to hlbitlon o f spripg relay running, Italy when U. Figario, 1920 cham­ they knfcked the fraction off that pion, duplicated his heel and too 5mark by capturing the,event in 41 victory Sunday. Late Saturday evening Harold seconds flat, Osborn of the Illinois A. C., and Set New Records The 1,600-mCtro relay team from Fmcrsan Norton of Georgetown, by the United States, with Jack Mc­ battling Into first and second places Donald, Bill Stevenson, Commodoro in the gruelling Decathlon, gave to Cochran and Allan, Holfrlck in Its America a point total which Fin-, lineup, had shown little Indication land could not possibly match, but o f record ability In Its qualifying the first placo issue, created four test of Saturday, but Sunday after, yoara ago when Finland scored the noon they whirled through tho talk­ same number as tho United States, ing contest 'In •three . minutes, . 18 was still vory milch In the air when seconds, a mark twb-fifths of a sec­ the athletes reported to the stadium ond better than tho record book Sunday. Finland had won tho Marathon shows. From Clarence>"Bud’’ House*’" and the discus throw at the Ant­ robust right arm came the now werp games ,nnd was confident' of Olympic record fo r "Bud” scaled repeating those triumphs. The Uni­ .the Olympic discus a distance of ted States faced moat difficult op­ 162 feet, 8 tt/ .inches, beating by position, and the slin of a baton more than four feel the previous would mean certain defeat for the star-spangled team of teams. Olympic mark. But the eUasIcJtfatgMW went to r< Bpt the first completed event of Finland for the thud, successive the day brought joy io tho hearts Olympiad when J. Btenroos plodded of the American team and Its sup-* home tho winndr, and gallunt little porters, for Clarence Houser, tt Finland made ita clekn-up in dis­ youth from Los Angeles, whipped tance absolute when. Uanvo' Nur­ the steel-rimmed,' ebony disc to tho mi, already the winner in threo new Olympic mark, and gave Am­ events, finished first in the 3,000 erica a first placo which the Finns metre team aace in- New Olympic had called their own. -America Wins Relay time; Willie Ritnlg, alrwdy the Then came thc Zecond completed winner o f two first places and-two seconds, came right behind hta com­ event—tho .400-metro Jclay—end patriot and J. Katz of the Finnish once again tho atnrry banner of team climbed Into fifth place for Yankeoland wna hoisted to tho top of the giant flag polo. the low team total’in the event. That-triumph meant that Finland The remaining contest of the dny, w,- CY] Full meuort, 105 Palmetto, M‘» ■•»»•»« A' P Y B E X B A K IN G W A R E B all H ard w are Co poopas i Plenty of watc* for a l t ti purposes supplied by a Dsyit Cypress Tsnk on Steel-Tower.. Econom- " ical to buy, essy to install,, c o m little to maintain. Write for booklet whkh Informs and explains. B arber p,'"Chesty Jolc” Ray. next Valdez r A B R I E L ----------greater r id in g tho great Harold Abrshamt of England, who had conquered four o f Hussey’s teammates irt the lg 0 -; metre dash. The brown-haired Netf York youth was the coolest man on-lhe mark. Very carefully and delib. erately he dug hta holes; very eare^ fully and deliberately he assumed that "at ease” position oh the mark. But came thc starter a: ;-<{ . “ A vba marques I prepnrez-vous," and the careful, deliberate young­ ster became an intensively live and active personage. t ; At tho sound of the gun he was o ff at even terms with his older and more experienced rivals. Abra­ hams appeared to have gained a sight lead at tho 10-metre mark, but tho flashing feet of tho Now Yorker proved lightning swift and Abraham's lead was wiped out, and then began, a bristling battle -It oven terms, which lasted half tho distance of the course, but which ended when the American boy found unbelievable speed In his twinkling limbs and edged inchcn, then feet and then yards in front of his British rival. There Was No Split Breaths were held as Ilussey aproached li:s teammate; Louis lark, for thc passing of the baton. A slip there, or the juggling of thc stick, might spell defeat, but thoro was no slip, Hussel shot tho baton to his partner nnd Clark was B COMFORT - n Always th* b« G. M. Davis & Son . 1900"Laurel Street PALATKA FLORIDA Snnf ju u i H . J . Clan Distributor] P. A . MERO o f the Sky Special A N e w Through T ra in betw een Jackson­ ville and A sh eville, pperated via Savan­ nah, in connection with the Southern Railway System . 'D u e to the excessive loss o f bottles 1 undersigned com panies are forced EFFECTIVE JUNE 29, 1924. No 24 : v' -* No. 23 Northbound DAILY SCHEDULE .Southbound 3:55!\M. Lv........Sanford, A. C, L . .....Ar. _.2:25P.M. 8:16P.M. Lv. ....Jacksonville, A. C. L___Ar— 8:15A.M. 12:35A.M. Ar. ... Savannnh, A, C. L. ....Lv*—4:05A.M. 5:35A.M. Ar.......Columbia, Sou.......Ry. Lv. 10:55P.M. 9:30A.M. Ar..... Charlotte, Sou. Ry......Lv. 5:20P.M. 10:25A.M. Ar.— Spartanburg, Sou. Ry. Lv. 7:35P.M. 1:20P.M. Ar...Hendersonville, Sou. Ry. ,Lv. 4 :45P.M. 2:25P.M. Ar...... Asheville, Sou. Ry...... Lv. 3:40P.M. 7:05P.M. A r -...... i.Knoxville, Sou. R y :........Lv.7:40A.M 7:15A.M. Ar...... Cincinnati, Squ. Ry....... Lv. 8:00P.M. raise the am punt o f deposit requn fro m thirty to fifty c e n ts . per case q ch arge five cents fo r each m issin g bott effective July 1 5 ,1924. •. . m easure o f protection fo r our bottles a cases and will only pay a sm all part ’ the entire loss sustained b y us. C H E R O -C O L A CO . • Dining Car Scrvico between Columbia and Aahcvillo and Columbia and Charlotte. . Through Coaches and Baggage Cara between Jacksonville and Asheville. TICKETS— RESERVATIONS— INFORMATION , G. W. CRIM, Ticket Agent Phone 63-J • A T L A N T IC C O AST ' * . •** V ; ' \ > . 41 T h e above deposit is charged only aj T h ro u g h ^leep ere D aily B etw een : ’ *-; Jacksonville and A sh eville T a m p a and Cincinnati (via A sh ev ille) M iam i and A sh eville Jacksonville and Charlotte - , .«* . •r • , * . . . - SANFORD ! If* L IM E -C O L A CO . EUSTIS ■ ' C O C A -C O L A CO . L IN E SANFORD. The Standard Railroad ol1 the South nj^nraaMai Re-discovered! . ^ % A new richness Rom ance o f Miami Real Estate K v t r y f a i t g r o w i n g c i t y In thl* c o u n tr y h a* e n jo y e d at earn* tim e o r a n o t h e r rapid Increaare in land valu e* and c o r r p a p o n d lu g ly la r a e p r o flta In real eatate. I a .i A n g elra . ’ D e tr o it,, and o t h e r w e ll k n o w n center* have b een r e m a r k a b le ex am ple# o f pla ree w h er e harveat o t p r o f i l e h a v e b een ta k e n by th e w l i o and sh r e w d real ea tala Invealora. *'' •> . . • • . M ia m i haa o e e n not o n l y on o or the r e m a r k a b le real ea la ie In veelm en t centera In th e Houth f o r s ev eral year*, but. It la a* g o o d -today a * . e v e r b«f>>r». In cr ea s e In land 7 1 ............... J . i lU ^ ,l '• T ‘ h ^ .< A*/n *c 1— i L - i i pointer op The l - 'i n S if ■ Tm w’ w kl * fS * 1 f *41 i t / 1! i 'f l ’ f < J -l S Tobacco • burn*, W ilia lo n e r Banford Office, . IS Uliana Thaalra Bldg. Sanford Fla. Executive Offices« 158 E. Flagler 8U m i's J fa s le r S u b u rb lOBGE E. MERRICK, Owner ,5*. Attzustmt, Wat M m Beech, Daytona, O r la i $tmt , W 1 ; ' ■ , U k d a ii, D d u d , E ..IU v ' - i' ; • tarn \ �. « >V! tv •ft' •JI2 l ip. ■15#** r , !v rj^:fty : ijj sw jE BUILDING MATERIAL Dolly Herald F-AD bates r.!•»«■"•<•■* ,m If* a ___ »*, • »■• S« ■ Ha* ___ 4* » Um j T,p, dvubl* abor* 4itn i n for oob«**rtion*. •, ’■ - a n n i l length lino* ' , • loo for first, la restrict*# to. Ideation. U wads Tbs Bj»UJill ha roponalbl* Intorreel limrtlon. tor ««lNi*<luflDt offlc* *hot»l# bo atelr In e u l of ^ jR T l»n *< "fore**nt*m# ther­ e w ith rata*, rule* .Hon. will .IT* you fonnallon. And If . will assist yo« In want ad to task* ,_tira ■that noth * should air* tbafr atofflc* address as r phono number If results. About on* of a thousand baa a Jand tho othor# ean t lie with you unleao or iddftn* n o «*• ™ * s 2m r**a H sU *M1f* P' UphM* ' 1'oiiiHb a*t roll*. Prompt. Efficient Bortlc*. FOR S A L E J^Fonl touring car ’ .edan, three months down. Phone 571J. -Fordson tractor end Jio mowing machine 11 in perfect condition, See Louis Fleischer, is jtLWXYS the the more reason you for a QUICK SERVICE to do that job of ether it be a local, or snee haul. Phono* 498. WANTED TO BUY—Home 1. [Must be newly cot|buse, well located, and khr* complete informs[ location, size of house, I Address Box, 79, care NCIAL. CENT INTEREST IS PAID stock issued by the ID BUILDING AND If ASSOCIATION rent with Ihia rapinstitution is the saf^ make in Sanford. Connker and get his advice, [requests for $150,000 Wing the people o f this SUiuul (inpo importunity, for We will|l*e glad to talk over with you, i are competent, coUr[tccommodatltigtif they they would m)t by us. They are wiK that job Just like you Live thbm a-trial J'uurself. yhone 498, EkVlCE BM P TRANSFER. NOTICE *« •' _ |Sj*r annual meeting of tlSirs U( TJIB FLORIDA CORPORATION Will •ur nfftcea In the Kail building at S:0« p. m, toiu.t 6th, list, fur lb* • directorate and tha nr nip other matter* PYLperly com* before A full attendance . U*II n. CHAPMAN. irtn. . President. efttary. Miscellaneous For Rent A partm ents Wanted jr Help W a n te d ■■ - i - — — J.------ N BUILDING HOUSES In San­ ford the Sanford. Building and Loan Association needs help. We have people wanting to loan mo­ ney from ua so tha ttkey ran build. We can place $150,000,"right now. If you scant to make eight per cent rest pnd.be absolutely safe In r Investment bpy preferred k in a substantial‘ Sanford In•Qtu tution. Consult. your banker, J fo■rf o w l and well explain the matter; to you. Sanford Building « Loan Association, A, P, Con- m an E ... £ _ __ ICING UP FATHER \ KH OVJ B U T T O O D C A R ' F C .U L -O W •'T O O S H O U L D T O A. HOS>P>lTAv\-- O O S T LfUS. K N D H AVE- A C O O D o u t -d o c O N TH E. V tR C E . O F A NERVOUS o r e a k o c v n AY : i *m n o t ■ blCX C H O U liH T C <^0 T O A. HELKLTH J \_ : Lost and Found MISCELLANEOUS Jt , ,Aur. ____ _ u FOB SALE to keep L O S f an opponu abreast with thi♦ times by not teadlng classified pages of FOR ' ^ k L ^ —"Vlfod I’uhcj' . vnri* reading the daaal your daily., nfwspapar. Herald . (nis sixesi good condition. Hoolewant ada conteln many interesting hsn Coleman Co.______ . -mess*get* i t will pay you to m a FOR SALE — McClsrcn snd Dtl» lop rat'd tires snd Gull ;— :----- Eu— ------------ « s , oil, best aocetioxbt. FOQqwi " IIff it’s It’s Fbaggage, ______ a til!nno, a safe, Service Station, First and Elr*. anything household goods, “ g in fact ---------- Phone 447-LA movable,, we are. in the transfer EIGHT’ PfcR CENT Interest is business for that purpose and paid on money invested ih the will handle them t< your entire Sanford Building & Loan Asaociasatisfaction.' Phone. 498. tion. $150,000 worth of eight per : »a=«z cent preferred stock is offered for sale. We- have demands for this We know we cannot do ALL the amount of money snd offer safe hauling and transfer business In channela for Investment to the Sanford; but w » do knew that we people of Sanford. Consult your get the CREAM of It. arid that the banker about tho advisability of reason for that la the SERVICE investing your money with us. render. QUICK SERVICE Sanford Building & Loan AasoTRANSFER, Phono' 498. cintiun, A. I'. Commily, S e c r e t nry. 1f._J . , »i»- L. J. r‘ . FOR SALK—$160,000 in eight per cent preierred stock- Can be and thare make answer to the Itlll rchssed on each payment plan. of rnmplalnt exhibited n»tuln*t you In this esuse. c safest investment in Sanford. It I* furthered ordered that this All loans placed by this company Order of 1’ ubllcalloh J>» .published In thVHahrora NeTjiTd. a newspaper are secured by real estate. Ask published In ■ Hanford. Seminole your bnnker about it. Then call County, Florida, unoe a week for and talk the matter over with us. eight consecutive weeks.. BUILDING A LOAN WITNESS my hand ntul the seal SANFORD ASSOCIATION Court of W e H o f th e C irc u it Court n f leventh A. P. CONNELLY, Secretary Judicial Circuit o f tt;e B tete o f F l o r ­ ida, In and f o r S e m ih ole C o u n ty , on :__ this the Uth day nf Juno. A. D. 111! 1 E; A. DOUnLABS. Clerk of the Circuit Court of the H ouses R ent -w — WANTED—Santera business men who are In need o f ' Competent "• ••h,-..*'; jV *• \tn help should read the classified page of The Herald. Thers’a no FbR RENT—To responsible par­ reason tor sanding out-of.tawn for ty, downtown apartment of help when thare is probably, just rooms. Inquire at Herald o -------- y<m want la tho citf WANTED—Mdneey / to. Joan on good first mortgages; new homes in Sanford's most desira­ FOR RENT—Two-room furnished A v* ble residential. section. FLETCH­ • apartment 703 Palm'etty T iJ iM I B ER A BULGER BUILDING COM­ nue. PANY, Room *No. 9, Davis-Mc­ V o il IlENf— 2-room apartment tteHj’. Secretary. _________ ***** jvi/| wit? nuvn Neill Building, Orlando, Florida, _202 Park Avenue. SHOES—Become our local-aaleawill handle your goods aa Phone 1768. FOR RtTRT—Two-r^mT fc>U: man, selling high grade shoes would‘yourself. Phone 498. WANTED— Boys and girls to open keeping apartment 719 oK direct to. wearer. Quick aeller and savings accounts in the Sanford Avcnoii good <nmminion. Experience not Building and Loan Association. FOR RENT—Two-mom apart- requited. TANNERS’ SHOE MF’G. H O U SE S— F O R S A L E An easy way to save and make ment' with or without garage. CO., 2013 C SL. Boston, Mass. your savings pay you eight per Apply 618 Oak Avenue. FOE SALE— NVsw 5-room bunga­ cent Interest We will be glad to FOR RENT—Cool three-room low at 109 Holly Avenue. Price explain tha plan to you. Sanford Bait along the center line of *atd apartment, bath, option ft eportv llltvAvenue S t t.t f e e t to the and. ter ms, very attractive. Inquire Building A Loan Association, A, nished or unfurnished. Wl i « end o f a lin e established by 113 Holly'Avenue. ___________ P. Connelly. Secretary. Bros. Co. agrt-etnent betw een th e R ea lty Trust Company and J. E. P ac* on April SXLE— One of the most atITtn, ISIS; r ecorded on p a g * I I o f tractive bungalows in Sanford Mlacellaneoua R e c o r d Uook No. 1. omiKit o r publication at a decided bargain. Easy terms. In the Circuit Courfi or th * i v r a n l h ■•gilnole County Hecnrda; th en ce R EAL ESTATE Seo' H. Favllle, corner Second and Judic ia l Circuit o f the State o f f o l l o w i n g said line aa eatabtlibed North Si d eg ree* St mlnutea Weat Holly Avenue. _______ County . In Chancery. t 110,1 feet; th e n ce North t t f e e t ; FOR . SALE — Celery forma, all E dw a rd P. Lan*. C om pU in aat, thence North IS deg ree* 17 mlnutea sizes and prices. It will pay you □ enrge J U n d a H ^ r ^ a L ^ D . f m d a n t a . Weat (1.3 f e e t ; th e n ce Mouth t l f e e t ; A d vertisin g thence North ft d eg ree* 37 mlnutea to see us If you are going to buy. T o a I).,C arpenter anil w ife . ? Weat 1133.6 feet t o the w est bound We sell at the owners’ prices, Carpeliter, W a rren " W . Loaar and a r y line of aald G overnm ent L o t Ona ABOUT Polk County and strictly. ( 1 ) ; tbence Smith .IS d eg ree* W es t l t e ---------- L oser. E dw a rd N. F a b e r eland, through the Star-Tele* FOR SALE—5-room bungalow, all 'w and wire. F a b - r . Mary E. i*7.« feel to th* beginning, aontalnIn* 16 * acres, more or l**sj also. arn. Best'advertising medium In modern, on Laurel Ave. $4,000, Hart. I. W. Tam pkln a and wife; Laura T. T om pklna. L T, T e m p uth Florida Published momingi. easy terms, kin*, Lulu 8, Uoartnir $nd hunljind, line of SDtr-Telcgram, Lakeland. Fla. FOR SALE—C-room house, mod­ — -------- Dnarlng. WIIHnm Caulk n* City or Hanfont, florldu, ( l i t f**tl ern, water, lights and gas, Well COLUMBUB (Ol ) LBDdRIl—Class­ n u a rd lan and A dm in istrator, Alvin N o r th « degree* R e s t o f the I n t e r - ! ified udx have the largest circu­ furnished. Lot 75 ft, front on Park Dearln^ and w ife. Lu la I. M. section o f the c e n t e r line o f M ellonHearin g, ■William 11. Farrar and vlllr Avenue w ith the south line o f lation In Southwestern Georgia, Ave. $3,500. Terms. Kate Ip ^t-wonl) Una, w ife, ■ •" Farrar, O eorg e P. Farrar Section Thirty (Sd), T o w n s h ip N in e­ and w ife. --------- Farrar. Oetlan n. teen 119) Month, o f R a n g e T h ir t y ADVERTISE In the Journal-Her­ “ SEMINOLE REALTY CO„ Unrt end w ife, Catherine Hart, on e (31) East: th en ce W eal (Rl feet, Jainea W e e k a and w i f e , -------- Weak*. m ore nr less, pa ra llel w ith th e aald ald, South Georgia's greatest __ ______ Seminole Hotel Annex., Hubert Ilarnharfc and wife, Hunan Mouth line o f Mention Th irty (30) to newspaper. Morning, afternoon, FOR SALE—5 acres celery lend, Uarnhart. Jeaept It. A s k e w and wife. the easterly line o f the Moses E. iday Classified rates weekly and Sunday 3 acres cleared; 1 1-2 acres tiled, Harah J. A s k ew , Y da ilampert and Levy (Irani im or# c o m m o n ly k n o w n , 10c per ...... line. Waycross w Journal w ____husband, ------------ Uamprrt. Mr* A. P. as the Mnnfnrd G r a n t ) ; thence North fine condition, bargain. One lot Joaepnlne Ktenstrom and 16 degrees East a lo n g said Grant Herald, Waycross, Georgia. dose in on Park- Avenue, a liar- i Johnston, husband, ---------- S t s m lr o m , Julius A. ■line to tl* Intersection with the east TO REACH the prosperous farm- gain. 5-room bungalow, all mod­ Hayden. Jr., and w ife, ---------- H a y ­ line of Tier II o f E. R. T r afford's den, J. C. D ra w d y anil wife. — Map of the T o w n o f Hanford, F l o r ­ erg and fern growers of Volusia ern conveniences, $3,200.00. 8. J. Drawdy and wife, ida. sahl uast llna o f T ier II being Wo have the bargains and nell D ra w dy .D raw county advertise in the ' DeLand dy, Z, C. Drawdy and 76R feet Cast o f and parallel to tb e Dally News, rjito lc per word, cash at the owncr’a price. Call in and wlfs, D raw dy. I t a l i c Tlirash- east line o f Bay A v en ue: thence see us, we will save you money. er. L aw ren ce P. H ug hey and w ife. North on said eaat line o f T ier It to with order. Seminole Realty Co., , Seminole Mary V . H u gh ey, M ilton L Ifu gh ey a point 130 16 leet Houlh o f the cen ­ and w ife. Lillie N. Hutihey, A. C. ter line o f Seventh Street; thepre A LITTLE WANT AD In The Hotel Annex.____ ____________ H u gh ey, M. L H u g h ey and wife, E »»t tr.7 feet, m o r e o r less, t o th e Heruld will bring you big re­ FOR SALE— On easy terms, well E lla M. H u gh ey, and M*ry W. Mar­ center line o f M ellonvllle Aven ue: sult*. Advertise those old articles tin and huaband, A. C. Martin, and t h a io e Mouth I d eg rees West along located building lota in dcsir- each and ev e ry o f the *nld ab ove th e renter line of M ellonvllle A v e ­ you have stored away and have nblu residential section. Very lit­ defendant*. If livin g: and If nue 919 4 feet to point of b e g in n in g ; no Use for. A little thirty-cent ad tle cash required Con bo pur­ named either, any or all o f aald defendants lens Ihe Hast 40 feel reserved for may bring you several dollars. chased on easy monthly payments. be dead, to all partlea rlalmliiK In­ Street purposes, con ta in in g * l acres, Phone, 148 and . a representative Lots from $500 to $1250. Address terest* under each and every of ths more or leaa. and h e re t o fo re de» f o l l o w i n g deceased defendants, t o sort bed as Lots ]. 4. 6, and C, o f Kllu will call to see you.________ ~ Box !412, Sanford. Florida.______ w it ; . 8, D. Carpenter and wife. — A. Fare's Hubdlvision, aa per I'lnt FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando WILL TRADE aix-room bungalow Carpenter, W a rr en W. Loanr npd thereof duly o f record; ulan. wife. — — Loser, Kdward N. Faber momng Sentinel; largest classi­ Inning at a point on tbe renter located in Riveralde, Miami, for and w ife, - - — - - Faber, Mary 15. Rep fied business, rate lc a word, min­ well located property in Sanford. 'Mart. I. TV. Tompklti* and wife. line of Mellonvllle Avenuo In Ihe Clt> of Hanford, Florid*. 146.1 feet T. T om p kin s. L. T. Tompkins, imum 24c ejudhwlth order. Bungalow is now rented unfur­ Laura Lula R. D ea r ln g and h u s b a n d . --------- - NoVlh 4 degrees East of the InterAtlGUSTA ' CHRONICLE — Au- nished for fifty dollars per month. Hearing. W illiam Caulk an n o n r d U n ■eetlon of the center line of Mell . gusts, Ga.—Augusta’s .greatest Mg (ttuity ta $-1,000. Price of house and A dm in istrator, A lv in P. Hear­ vlllr AvSnue with the Mouth line Thirty <3U). Township Nl classified' medium, rate cash .09c is $8/000. What have you to of- in g and w ife.1 Lulu l. M Dearlng Hellion W illia m Jl. F a r r a r and wife. ---------- loti <190 Mouth, of Range Thirl charge. 10c per line, minimum |d}T-.^ r a aju^jBw jgalqw ..arc ujL Farrar. Oeocire P. Farrar -end wiS*,- -a ! T'.’iJt; thence North 4 degrul .floe.’* 1 ---------- - Farrar, dsala n O Hart and Caat along the center line nf Me w ife. Catherine Hurt. Jamea W e e k s larivlllr Avenue 163 1 feet: thence MAINE—WalorvUlo, Morning 8en- FOR SALE— lly rwnor, 1% nercs end w i f e . ---------- W eeks, Robert Vest nurellel with the aald south tlnel. Thousands of Maine peo­ tiled land with six-room house, Darn hart niyt wife. Suean Uarnhart. line of Section Thlrt) (30). 4IR feet, ple are Interested In Florid a prop­ on 4th SL and Pocan Ave. Inquire Joseph D. A s k e w and wife, Sarah J. morp or lesa. to the easterly line nf A s k ew , Ydn O am pert and husband. the . Mu#.'* r. Levy Grant (more erty. 1 'Reach. them through the Box ” C. C.", care Herald. — D a m p e n , Mr*. A. P. J o h n ­ C'lmmhniy known as the Hanford Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ DO YOU WANT TO BUILDT .1 ston. Josephin e Slenetrom a n d h u s ­ Uraht): 'thence Mouth 36 degree* band. — Stenatrom. Julius K. west along enld Grant line 143 9 tion. have a desirable location in the H ayden, Jr., and w ife, ---------- H a y ­ t-rt, tnofe or Iras, to a point 'Vest den. J. C. D ra w d y and w ife. ——■—. nf the point of beginning; thence PALM- BEACH COUNTY—The highest section of Sanford, Prop­ Drawdy. H. J. Drawdy and wife. final 6kR feet, more or Las to the scene o f stupendous developmont- erty in that section of the city is — raw dy. g, C. D ra w d y nn(( print of {lo ginning lesa the Eaat (0 Road about it In the Palm Beach growing rapidly. Am hi a position wife.■ D— D rawdy. lu-slle T hrush- f.-t reayrved for S t r e e t purposes, Post. Sample copy sent on ro- to sell several lots at leas than er. Iu iw rence I* H u g h ey and w ife. f. fitalnlng 3 I ncrus, mor^^-.r less, Mary V. H u gh ey, Milton L llu g h e y end heretofore described ns Lot market value. Very little cash Is questC'• .' » and w ife. Lillie N, H u gh ey. A. C. IHf of Ella Pace's Suli ,n TAMPA, FIA3RIDA—Tamps Dally necessary, Balance can be paid an II ii g lie v. SI U H ughey arid wife. ISine Irion, ip, per plut thereof duly of easy monthly payments. I prefer Kiln M. Hughey, and Mary W. M ar­ _ Times, the great home daily, r.eord; #l*o. rate lt t c per word, minimum to sell to people wishing to build. l i n end huaband. A. G. Martin, or I,ot* "Con t i e ) . Eleven (II) Four­ oth erw ise. In and to th# la nds h ere­ charge 25c cash with order. Write If you mean business 1 would tie in after d es cr ibed ; to nil pa rties teen (144 Twenty one <?l). and for complete rate card. _____ ____ glad to talk the matter over with c l a i m i n g Interest* u nder lanlnb D. Twenty-four (341. of Pare Acres, tis Plat; thereof duly of record in DEV KI«OI’ lJIlH A'tTKNTION^P*n- you. Sanford is just on tho verge Hart, deceased, A lg e r n o n H Hpeer, err 1'lat Iindk 3. on page 71. public rec­ snrnta I* beginning tha greatest d*- of an enormous growth. A dollar deceased. Michael J. Doyle, i l l , ent* of 1rtcmlnole County, Florida; velopment In Glorlda'* blalorrs * invested today will mean two dol­ ceased. J a co b Ilrock. deceaaed. und J half million dollar highway to th* lars In a year from now, There Is Hannah M. H u gh ey, daressed. or Rian. otherwla a, in and t o th* foilnwIqM . All of.' IllnCka T w o (3). Four (4). gulf baiich Ju*t • finishtd; a two million duBar bridge arruia Eaeam- no better way of making money d es cribed lands, ellu e le . ly in g and f i v e ( 6 ) j T en 110). Eleven ( I I ) . Mlxthan in buying Sanford real es­ b e i n g In th e C ou n ty of Hemlnole, le*n (18). and Heventeen (17). a c ­ dollar opura hnu«* under ronstruc- tate.,'Dr op in and see us. Room 8, and S la t e a t Florida, m o r e p a r t ic u ­ c ord in g t o Pint of Mellonvllle. duly *f r ecor d In Plot Hook t. on page la rly d es cr ib ed tollow e. t o - w l t ; . Hon j kwo tnlll tom being Ball Ifardwaro Building. ____ ^ records o f Semin ole Igita E i g h t ( » and Nine <»). of 120, public highway; graatrat chanc* I I * » B lo ck T w o 11), o f T i e r Fiv e <S), of County. .F lorida; and also. Urveloper* it 'In' on jrrou WELL"I^)CATED"hullding JoL Beg in ning at Ihe Northeast c o r Hanford. F lorida , a c c o r d i n g to B. H. valopmant Depart' One of the'highest point# ^In TrsfTord'a Map o f Ihe T o w n o f S a n ­ » e r o f l o t BIx 16). o f Block Fou r tmuii The. Peoaacola Ncwa. l ( ) , o f Alellonvllln. a c c o r d in g to ford. Florida, a* p er plat th er eof WWPI^TI7iiNf.C=CI5Tiniburg:‘ Tii* Sanford? Will anil cheap and on duly of record: also, Mat p f M e llon vllle, Hanford. F l o r ­ Clark itburg gap on* nt. - morning naey terms. Inquire Room 8, Ball Beginning at tbs Southwest ida. dut>£recorded > nPlr*. Book 1, on Including Bunday, morning.,Issae, Hardware Building. V ► .i . nor-of Uorernm*nt Lot One (1), of Rage It#, o f the publi c eecorda of j cent per word, minimum He. Heftltin Thltty-on# (1IL Townshlb •rmlnol County. F lo r id a ; • run TO REACH BUYERS or aellera of Nineteen (19) South, of Range Thlr- (hallo* iJorlh alo n g the w est line ,ty-one (111 East (said point of be­ in # I h * in t e n s i o n North and Mouth Florida teal estate advertise In ginning being the' tntsraoeltotf of «r th* i •at line o t Block T w o ( t ) , NOTICE the St. Petersburg Time*. One cent the east line of the Hanford (Irani Mrcordlr r to aald Pla t o f Melloncent a word dally, two cents a word with the seat and weat quarter sedi­ till* to is low water mark of I-ak* Sunday*.T > Tho regular annual meeting of tion tin* of said Section Thlrty-olt* lii in r o * ;; tjienre ■ nr LlKa sioi, “ DO YOU "WANT to buy or sell the stockholders of THE FLOR­ ft !); thence rub Bast It# feet to tab anything T“ If ao advertise in IDA VEGETABLE CORPORA> j*n#A4 TION will bo held In our offices the past the “ Gainesville Sun.” ’ 1 th* «*• ADVERTISING cetg' ragolta if it} in the Ball Hardware building at easterly side of Mid right-of-way !a#mHlock roachos potential buyer*. Pa- 8:00 P. m ., Tuesday, August 5th, tl# feet, more or-lss*, to the North Northwe*t worn*r-e* extended west, of the Plat of Utka Daily News la circulated In 1924, for the election of a director­ line Five <l) of NrfonvUJ*. Dodd. Ig-rd and DoAn. anotrn of ref- plock ate and the consideration of all Florida. In and fbr Samlnbl* aa industrial and agricultural »#ck 1 on P u t I of ths rnrdlng to xald Plat: In Plat Book tlienc* Eaat to other matters which may properly ord ■11*110 records o f ' Bem . l note C o u n ty . and. to any and all other «e come before mjch meeting. A full Florida; tbence Smith (T degrees 10 It Is turiby orfi$r$4 ihitperson. South ----and flT. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — Rt. attendance Ja requested. mlnutea Boat along aald north line tacli of you. be iin(I appearyou before Johns County la reached through of aald plat sxfsndsd treat and our'Mid Circuit Court ml U»« C o u r t RALPH B. CHAPMAN, along ths north line o f Mid plat to the.SL Augustine Evening Record. JJJJ President. tho contor nf Mollonvlllo Avenue; Houee mi Eunford. , Qiifck result*. Two centa per word. I* I. FRAZIER, tbence North I degrees 1# minutes 1st day of September* ltS4, and men Secretary. Sample copy on request. MIRACLE Concrete Co., genera] Cement work, sidewalk*, build­ ing block* Irrigation boxes. J.-E. TcrwIUeger, Prop. ___ Lumber and Building Material Carter Lumber Company " N. Laurel St. Phone MB HILL LUMBER CO. House Service, Quality and Price. r rp — p SIGNS YOU ■ ........ KL B For ,fle“ l DyJj/wKfcKS. D e p u t y C lerk. O E O n n E A. DK CO TTB S ,-. > Hullcitor and of Counsel for C o m p la in a n t ^ -'— 1 « :lfl.13-30 1:7-14-11-11 1:4-11 N O TICB NOTICE OF SALK d V #tO.OOO.*0 SPKCIA I, TAX SCIIOOS. DIJJT l t l t r r NO. 4, SEMIN OLE COPI^T V. F L O n i B A , SA ID D IS T R IC T BEING AI.SO K K O W N AS CIIWi.roTA s p e c i a l T a x ' school l l l S T H l t T , SCHOOL BONDS. m t Is a sign your liver is one really dependable all disorders In. th# live*; and bowel# «*;Herblr powerfully on the II idea the bo* ens digestion, purifl and restores a finee feeling of orgy, vim and cheerfulness. 60c. Sold by Union t t 'J S MOTHERS :!VN> Watch for symptoms in your children. These are the great destroyers c life. If you have reason to 1 your child has worms, act. Give tbe little one a dose oi White's Cream vermifuge, cannot exist where this t snd saccessful remedy Is drives out the worms snd rest the rosy hue of health to chiekt. Price 35c. Sold by Pharmacy. Ask yourself the .reason __ the QUICK SERVICE ,! FEB. Is always busy, even other transfers are idle. Th# . ■on is. they believe in that vf SERVICE, snd apply t business. Call 4S 'l : FOR RENT—(Troom house next door to “ Gables.” Inquire Miss Lola Evan#, care Yowelli close in. Fi rank L, Wopdru FOR Rl^iT—6-room hous# new­ ly finished throughout. Good lo­ cation. FOR RENT— I/)wer Hoot house, 4 rooms, bath, garage, located nt 11th snd Elm. $30.00. See E. S, Hockey, H i 15, Second Street, FOR RENT—7-room house close in. All conveniences, $40 month. Or\b 2-roo mspattment, well furnlsbod, 'centrally located, $26 (a month. nurj i .;-T I’f | I Nolle* la hereby given that oealed tilde will be received hy th* County Board of Public lnatructlon of HemInnle County, Florida, nt the office of th* HuperfntendenL of public In­ struction, at th* Court llou** In Hanford. Florida, un or before the expiration of thirty days from the R oom s F or R en t first pnbBcallim of thl* notice and until four o'clock on th* afternoon FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, of Friday. July tSth. i»!4. for tho 1101 Elm Avenue, corner of 11th purchase of IIO.OOO.OO Special Tax ,________ _ Rchool District Na 4. Hemlnole Street. County, Florida, bond*. **ld bonds FOR RENT—Rooms. Wouldn’t to b» dated July 111. IPV4, bearing you be able to use the money se­ ioteruit at Hi* rate of *lx per rent per annum. Interest payable aeml- cured by renting that vacant room annudlly, aald bonds to mature us now going to waste? There are follows) Honda numbered one and many persons looking for places to Seif-Redudni two for.ll.QPO no each, to fnaluro ten stay. H elp taka ours of them and t U Nemo a real bargain. It hat a low Jog) yeara aftW'Vbe date (hereof: hofutx and medium skin. Mods to dat­ o n j y aktemtmcy tej^ksiist la ‘ three, four and Hv* tor ^h. to mature twenty able pink or white coutilt sit •■ping peoploin SanTord. Intone "ha data thereof; bond*. 148rand jdve your ad over tfe# tel­ 24 to 35—snd com oMy $100. __ , seven, night, nine and I tell ter *1.000 oo each to mature ephone. “Use Thtfflerald for quick tHInv yOars after tho date thereof. ecrviclt4*1 Principal and Intercut of aald iw IsIZoTb bond! payable ut Ihe National Park room,- 311 Park Avenue. Hunk. City and Mtale of N e w ) ork. aald bonds to be sold for delivery within twenty day* after written 4 notice of artviitunea pf bid lX.Slv* Written oinnlon of Hr. Jb'V 1 Thomson. attorney, of New Vnrk ad* proving Hie validity ,of aald Imtiui will l>e furnished. Each bid inuat lie nerom paliled with a certified c h ec k In t h e sum ot S F iv e Hundred D olla r* (1600 00) made payable to Ihe County Hoard of In struction for Hemlnole County. Florida, eurh check nf .tlie •aco*4M« ftil hUIder to he retained as liq u id a t ­ ed damngwM to the llourd, should the suci-raxful M O dyr.fa ll or refuan to tnke up enlil tiohu (iCcordlns td the lerni* o f this notice. T h e said Hoard reaervea th* r igh t In reject any and all hlda. All lild* to be a d ­ dressed to the County Bourd nf P u b ­ lic Instruction. Hemlnole County . Florida, carp .of T» W .,,L u w tos, Hocreia ry, Hun (ord, Florida;; a nd tpiirbad "B id for lliitjclwy i t .' / . .>•i * . LIC INHTRlICTIfW . HEMINOLtS COIIMTV. F L O R ID A . u . ■: ciJiforv BOAitD-0#' em fsf VALVH. Alt eat; Chairman pru tout. T. >V. LAW TO N . . Herrfeary. Bt’ U U i l - K f l ^ L N R a / ' A t to r n e y t o r tioupd. 6:33-30 7:7-34-71 M iami Labor Shortage Causing- Paving-Delay, BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD G. W . V E N A B L E is $ > f'- . -- V • Contractor and BtHIder 417 W . F irst St. P h on e 460 k'Sanford Novelty Works a ft a r - O, U0M|KK.J*X«F> w »i i1* 'v* a '* 'ft-# «c a a - General Sk*p aa# Mill Wortt CONTRACTOR AND BUIUJBR TOM M OORE o p t o m e t r is t . o m c iA � 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, 1924 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, July 14, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 14, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 14, 1924; <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/78556b368bfadf23d2613ad229e94dd8.pdf f00b0e8a2f27df3c886664325dde0efa PDF Text Text t.----- ill ___ • . 1 HES . y v« ■ ~ SAM 'OH D, FlOBlhiVi TUESDAY# J ^ =— \— m , * * N ew York Justice Is Chosen Successor to Murphy; Becomes Compromise Choice Protaineat CiUteus Ash that Work Bulkhead Extension Start In Chairman hit nomination aa tha Reoresideiulsl Candidate at £ to bo held here ThursAug. H# In Coucin*. serial 11*11. 1 ‘S, Which wera.kfct origin; «u i j l f e s m th# hesdqusrterii d f .tho in national committed to ttf governors of state*,'B®aembers of congroas, and in leaden. M i Heads Committee lUficstion committee ** ^el the Cleveland convention Laded by Frank W. Modmtnent chairman o f tha ■who will makd- the i address. Mr. Coolidgo onse will sound the keynatlotud campaign from Iblicsn standpoint. T |l| where the notification I * .win he held neats less |», but the wholo procoedI be broadcast by radio over H country. The ‘desire ‘ to l cerenmnlCs broadcant led Idstos to bold them Indoors j r Lf .« had not been completed 1 for the notification of C. Dawes, the Republican ildtntlgl.nominee, out the las In his case are exported notified^ it' t«i to come to Washington i few days for another dispf campaign plan* with Mr. i,/Secretary Sic nip and ipoblicsn leaders, to the notification, the it will inspect the platforni 4 Cleveland, Snd detehnine ament ho shall make on iniissues in his acceptance. Ificatlon of General Dawqs r will bo copducted one paan Butler of the Repuhdionul committee will rti*ch gten Wednesday for a conso the notification date*. Hatton'Will take place in 1*1Convention HalL * ’ . 4«nt and Mra. Coolidgo reto tha Whit<j House Monday, i Week-end cruise on the **!*, tho fifat taken toy the «t*» father, John C. Coolko I* visiting htln. The at had no appointment lfet. '..City Attortiby Odofgo A; DoCittbs urns instructed by the City Co remission at iti regular meeting Monday afternoon' to advertise im­ mediately for tho aale of a $75,000 lahuo of bonds fbr the erection « t it niunoclpnl building or city hail and alto the said of |160J)00 issue One of tho beautiful section* of S«o Paulo, Braid!"which bus f of bondu for the* purchase and Im­ inset,- President Carlos D* Campos who made himself unpopular provement of the local gaa plant Bonds for »Wn on* W—.* were provided for In a bond Issua election of several tnonths ago o..t As yet havo not bebn, advertised for Tho commission expressed a de­ sire'to carry out plans for the erec­ tion' of the municipal building as quickly as noiatbl* and members will mdet with the member* of the City Planning Commission tonight at 8 o'clock In;tba city hall to dis­ New Power House to Be Finished cuss the matter. • Within Week-Tank to Be Several prominent cltirens .yrte Erected by Aug. 15.—Fire present and asked that work on this • MIlea of Mains Laid. new building be begun soon so that the structure puay b® completed beTho new watorworka power house which has been under con­ struction for some timo will be in the eyea of visitors and proapec completed within the next week, tice property buyers according to a statement by City .. stated that inasmuch aa tho Southern Utilities Manager W*. B. Williams today. Workmen, he aa|d, claim that Company la to submit an answer In Vogard to the city’s offer for only a few days arc necessary for the completion of the structure and a* soon as it i* Completed, representatives of tho FalrbmnksMorse Company will lay founda­ The 'offer * « * for cash and Mr. tion* for the machinery which will Lake said that he felt euro that the be installed there some time in tho utilities' company will accept tho offer even if further arbitration. 1* nodessary. While the company of­ fered the plant' to th f city some time ago /or $322JX)0, it at about tho same thna offered to sell it to that Sanford would build a muni „.irdtess . of such a dpal plant rega'-I-i— * ndlvidual decided not purchase, the fnd---------— to buy tho plant, he added ,i . -JTlSvmiitlea company is aho ,.,t city a ‘ ’ on tho to_ give_ tho electric plant on or before Sept. 1. This, It was learned, will be treated practtatflyrth* same a* was tho gas *nd water plants. • In a report from Jo*oph E. Craig, consulting engineer'of tho city, It vkaa learned that after a careful napection it was found that tho new pater pipe and mains that have been.laid are very satisfactory. Mr. Craig reporta that the work la bring done nearly 100 per cent bet­ ter than the average contractor could do it and at cost approxi- That Army NEW YORK, July 15.—Led by an automobile containing nearly half a hundred floral piece* • small cortege drew away Monday from the Church *P th* Incarna­ tion. where a throng, some for curiosity, but many dumb with grief, bad gathered -to hear solsun high requiem mat*. It was the funeral of Walter Muir, the youth hanged at Valleyfleld Gaol. r T w r e W ^ i L Knights of Ibus. of which Muir had been mber, acted Aai p.ll bearers. Uon. .flldatM. At « . ! * • w fit ti h b W M C v ffi :-r.J&1* 01 “ * ,t, Mr. William* pointed na much better and at it than it would hart be into the hands of rebel liroopa and gh certain official appointments. Tammany Heads Pass Resolution Which Endorse John Davis. >, •, "li *. i»X r? » ' i ... • / American Globe Fliers Are^Greeted 'With Hearty Welcome by French; To Depart Soon For English Capital PARIS, Jbly 15.—1 The United States army fliers who are,c!W ling tho globe swept over Paris yesterday afternoon and landed safely at Lc Bourgct alrdromo. I f days behind schedule, hut with A gain of- 12 days to their crotnt since they left Tokio. Tho pilots of the threo plane* tinent to their present renting place, a distance of over 18,000 mile* in something less than four month*. They will not remalti. hero long, but will proceed r to London and from there, flying by way of Orkney Islands, Ireland and Greenland, Labrador and Qud*. bee, will go speeding back to tl»« homeland. .H W ild Glory .Everywhere Stars and Stripes floated in profusion beside ItMsTHedoP As far as the eye could see at I/* Bourgct and squadrons of French airplanes wrre in readings throughout tho day to Ascend and accompany the American avintore as soon as word cume that they were aproaching Paria. Lieut. Smith, Lieut. Leigh Wade and Lieut. Eric Nelson, the pilots, with their mechanics. Lieut. I-cnUe P. Arnold, Sergeant A. M1 . Ogden be laid within tho next few days. and Lieut, John Harding, Jr., set A week is required for the con­ forth from Vienna early this crete ,to set properly before tho construction of the tank may be started, but after that time is up work will begin at ollco. Mr. Will­ iams said that the men were ready to go to. work and are wait­ ing on tho foundation. . Steel for the entire tank has al­ ready been unloaded ,on tho wa­ terworks property and may be1 quickly assembled. Mr. ahrtotrt quickly assembled. Mr. Williams stated that two weeks or 15 day* will bo all the time necessary for the construction or assembling of the tank. ’ On account of the rainy weather during the part f*w weeks it haa been practically impossible to do any of tho concrete Work on tho new reservoir, .Mr. William* said. Work on excavation baa l>cen con­ tinued, however, and la nearly com­ pleted. ’ With the new system It will be practically Impossible to have a cicany miu *•» breakdown in Casa of fire, it wa* convention And learned. An entire new system of ibalna ia being laid and this will he had to say. H* whs accord* eliminate th# present danger of * hearty applause which demoi­ bunting mains when under high strated how much his talk was el­ pressure. . . . . * MacNelll had charge of Approximately fly* jnlke ^f theFrank program and both jnembos mains have been laid aud are sup­ and visitors expressed delight it plying many part#" of ■■■■ the ■city ■ • being so well entertained by Hi hitherto without water with an principal speaker, Mr. Lake. adequate supply. New mains have A snort talk was made by Wfl been Joined with old ones It thrs* Gary of the Ocala club/who ha places and at twp fnorw place, ore been attending the Baptist Aiready to be Joined. Th«-B*tfjri* scmply at DdLarid. A few worM art now supplied with an adequate ware also said by Bruce Floyd srd water supply and Art protection, Will Curry, both of Orlando. Mr woiiama aa<4> Mains are on A committee was appointed b ground and connected aa soon aa possible. ' •& . ' As soon a* the rainy aeason ends another crew will b# put to woig Governor Smith Opposed Election Unucd onWard to circle the Arc de Triompho and the tomb of theUnknown soldier. Then, Wheeling hack from above Paris, they planed down to the aviation field ten minutes later. 5. Huge Crowds Welcome So great wefe tho crowds to welcome them that the small force of guards was overwhelmed and soon tho field was black with peo­ ple to greet the Americana as they landed, tho "Chicago," with Liout. Smith in the lead, followed closely by the planes of Wsdo snd Nelsoh. "This Is oho of the most agrecnhle. landings yet,” remarked I.lcut. Wade, but his chief, Lieut. Smith, inquired, “ How do wo stand In the Olympics?" M. Lnurent Eynsc, under-secre­ tary of the French air ministry, extended France’s welcome and congratulated the fliers, to all of which the, 'Americans listened modestly rather than ahyly and were anxious to be away to cioan up the marka of their air* voyage, which soon after .the atari from Vienna was thrilling enough to*; Cause of * storm. •■ * I.lcut, Smith, though entirely Covered from a former mishap. Was visibly in need of sleep and ho withdrew Into the background and insisted that Lieut. Wade do the talking in reply to the offi­ cial welcome. This ho did briefly, Haines Turns Over Valuable Property To Newspaper Men , At the old fashioned Rhode Isl­ and clam hake given by Mr. and Mra. Charles D. Haines at their estate at Altamonte Springs yes­ terday, more than 100 guests from the best known newspapers in Flor­ ida sat down to clams, fish, chicken, sweet and white potatoes, corn and lobster, all roasted in the same pit from 4 o’clock Monday morning until S o’clock Monday afternoon. The occasion wa* the turning over of a gift of 06 acrea of Flor­ ida’s citrus fruit land, a check for *10,000 and .Oeftaln deed* and stocks aggregating over $100,000 in value for the establishing of a na­ tional newspaper men.’* bom* -at Altamonte Springs, ..where tho Haines estate M'. situated. Gift* planned for the future will bring the total'to nearly if not ouite 81,000,000 given by CoL and Mrs. Haines. George M. Hoamer of tha Fori Myars Daily Press was made presi­ dent of the/cf ecutrie board; vice­ presidents. Willis M. Ball, JacksonVills, Time*-Union; Frank Stoneroan, Miami Herald; Pensacola Journal snd Jacksonville Journal; Perry i* prcsid^t.of » * American Preks AssocUtlon; lecre. Ury, R. J. H o lly 8anford, Florida Trucker; and treasurer, Johu C. Lochner, Clermont. These are also members of the board of directors, with the foliowHonal members: HI Winter Parks W. C. rtando Morning Beat iiler, Orlando R*PO rry Brown, Lakeland ; Cel. D. B. Me imab; C. D. lUtoa# o P. A. Vans AgrtSw, ’ l MaJ. A. E. Barnett, ’ ff m Herald, and 8. J. " i­ p _ J J B W .IO R K .J u ly 1B.-Judga W. Olvany, of tho court of gener­ al >«iioni, was Monday ‘ elected chieftain of Tamthahy HiUl aa successor to the late Charles F. Murphy. , : The executive committee of the organisation/ •which unanimously loeratl A ll Is In Readiness For B ig Conference V%LONDON, July 15.—Preh*rtlimts F*te ' virtually com­ pleted today for the meeUng here at the Foreign OfiDWy Wednesday, of U » interallied conference, believed by many to. bo one o f the moat Import­ ant International evente In years. D u purpose of the con* f^ihee. in brief. 1. the discus­ sion of methods of putting the Dawta report oh reparations into effect. More than 150 delegates, ex­ perts ahd advisory, will b* n r e ^ b vrherfr Pretutor^ Maehonald Opens the conference st Bfluln, France, Italy#’ IWtfum ahd* Japan will eath.be rtprtteriCan Ambassador will be the only acci ed representative of the Unit­ ed State*. On tho eve of the conference, a dclded atmos­ phere of, optimism prevails. . W. Davis and Odvernor Charles . . . Li . . • iTi« * . t -i -i W. Bryan'of Nebraska. The com­ mittee further .expressed its ap­ proval of the “ progressive and forward-looking platform" adopt­ ed by the national Democratic convention. . Active For Years •Judge Olvany has been active for years In tha affair* of the organiiatlop. He la 47 years old. Born a] meat within the shadow Insurrectionists Now Threaten 1 a# 1_____ 1_ tL.. U .u .J Capture City of Santee— Re­ ports Bar They art In Bight Mile* of the Port vorsity In 1800 and uti the same {ST ^ courts. Soon after he entered tho corporation counsel’s office, * Ills debut in politics was made in 1005 aa An alderman from the Fifth district.' For two and onehalf years Judge •* Olvany was first deputy commissioner of tho fire department under Mayor Gaynor, acting a* t^ial commissioner. Governor Biqlth, as sheriff of New York county, appointed Judgo Olvany counsel in the sher­ iff’s office, if post he occupied un­ til appointed generalI sessions Smith last judge by Governor C . January. . Quit Two Important Positions His elevation to tho bench In­ duced him to resign two import­ ant positions in tho Tammany or­ ganisation, one as member of the executive committee, which he hold for ten years, the other as chairman of the law committee, to which ha succcedot^ Hurrogato James A. Foley four yeafs ago. Judge Olvany was married Id 1011 to Miss Agnes Halhln, of Scarbord, N. Y. They have one son, George W. OlVanv Jr., 11 years old. His mother, Mr*. Har­ riet Olvany/la living:* Hla father, Jamea J. Olvany, died a few member of the 8t. Jo­ seph’s Roman Gatholic church, tho Democratic county committee, the New Tork County Lawyers’ A s­ sociation, Elks, New York Athlet­ ic Club DeltA.Chl fraternity, the Friendly Sons of BL Patrick, and other organisations. . Surrogate James A. Foley had been elected grand chief last May immediately After Murphy’* death; had accepted, and then on the ad­ vice of physicians, had >declinod the dost. * • Tb Follow Murphy Poller • "I expect," he •ala, "to follow out the aside general policies as my predecessor, Mr. Murphy. . I don’t know * . better man whose example I could follow.” A big demonstration that fol­ lowed Judgo Olvany'a arrival at the hall, showed tha general **thfsotiop' with which tha choice was greeted. There was scarcely Acclaimed h r A n d House of Conference W Leaders Is • ■* * ■ t •.<s Much Speculate to W h o Witt R N ational Cha NEW YORIL July Davis, Democratic now president, spent Mooda: ring with party leaden f oua states, preparatory | hit address bfcgcceplar will formally open hla snd reveal the tattle* hi lour. , While the nominee ha nounced any of hla ph tall »it whs learned tha ficatlon ceremony would Clarksburg, W. Va., hla and probably In tho houa BUENOS AIRES, July IB eWhilo the latest official re­ port* received from Rio Ja­ neiro stata that the federal forces' front at Sao Paulo wak holding Its position in besleg. IpjrTtS.BraiUlaa ig the Urailllan insurrectionit* and had Oven still in fufi command - df the city but are now’ thre&temitg the neighboring metropolis of Santo*. ■•! ■.; A wireless message from the British ship Andes which left Santos yesterday asserted the situation at the Rratllian port wns acrioua. It stated rebel* at that time* were only eight miles from Santos. . ' . themwl' contracted by five million dollars and w m deflated to thd extent r. 17,000.000, .This A l i n bankruptcy of over 1,000 and of many hundred* oi sands of Weptern people^-; The eenator conceded tl Governor Do CSmpori S*o Paulo delay In the economic const stato president, la understood to be of Europe was One cause in Santoa now under federal pro­ trouble of the American tection. Ho ia declared to have but he attributed Europe’s said that th* people of 8ao Paulo ( to tjje ‘.1j "bettayal of America wanted him to remain a* leader in' Entrittf^AttU.t7 "Amcri the insurrection, but he refused to the right to believe," he ex Join the movement whereupon he "that *11 would carry opt' was permitted to escape, from the city, • " Tho rebel foreea defending Sao Paulo against the attack of the fedoral troops are estimated to hui tor Owen alow 34,000. Thia number is said I question, emp - ncrasing daily by fee ' Democratic doctrinal < from nearby reglohs. for rtfenuo only, which at present are estim includes sufficient pr ber 24,000, elthar pi ____ _ ___ _ .Jeral bom- American producers, tisrdment of Sao Paulo fa said te ences between a revanus have turned tho entire population overwhelmingly to |h* support of the leaders of the Insurrection. It la reported that tha I tat* lag!*, lature will mgrt* Monday to Uka th* necessary Action .’for the betlonal committee had to Clem Shavtr, W< who was chiefly re Mr, Davis’ pre-nom the post to no on# as apite Frank L. Polk's dL candidacy,'his name ce be mentioned in conns th* office of campaign Warren Will Resign StAtes « had ten district lead- clqded. menced his elevation to th* Mexico one of!itho»e closest mission M; las as to �I t ir fe w *V* ■••—5 i f ! n rT Johns, *. Starke. , Hampton; Br npton; J . ah, Tltuavll C. B. Weldllng,* *rw.. — « Calhoun, Theo. Levine, We ft Ions tto hoar In advance d anything like an nltimatum la shoved' at them. * Wlwn and how. and ih what and by whom shall it be dec* that the Dawes report 1* In op­ eration? This technical point will cause more arRaments as td .the respective clnlme of the rennration commission and the senartttt government*. Aside from tih cdfttrols . provided Ih I the Dawes scheme, are there to be any mil itary or political *“ 5* ®r Political guarantees tnstltuted or maintained? TlUa raises each questions as the malnUjnance of the Frtnco-Belglah eontrdl on the Rhine and the prolongation of the Ruhr militsry occupation. Optimistic Rumor Committees, nominated partly New Members la Senate In flonse of -N exV Ses­ Ptputf sion In April, and May. W S S & f I92.S Morgan, Everglade; Columi f* \Ju!y 14.— With the cbe Carver and C. H. conference ojHtnltig TALLAHASSEE, Fla., July 14. City; Dade, Ncrria Me tt ,.it become* more flVelve now memuera In the Dr Sots, (x ) W. a B . A lly Chet it will senate and 57 In the house orb on Dixie,.(x) T. A Fldtchey, . Arurto-Freneh dlethe rolls for' the next session of Duvnl, Edgar W. Waybright : likely to produce a the Florida legislature In April and Jacksonville, and (%) A. Y. tleifcent unless AmberMay, 1086. f o r Owun D Young, The' complete Uet of number*, terver. Intervene* he­ which, ha* Just been compiled ty Trueman. Pensn^ola^JJlaeler,_ ftier* MacDonald and tUVP®CT* t* nr, ° f «f*te, shows that Frank L. of those running (In odd-nunibor.-d E. R. L. re, Carrabella, , districts) for re-nomination ns seni . United State* he* the po­ mud H. Strom, Junl uccessful. TTtfaq ll strength to overrldo tfte Tlam ll'Q u holdovers (from e r gind J. C.enry force* working against Kirts. Moore H i ovon-mmtbered districts) make the report,' and this can b<? at); ) - I. 1. J. Mi McCall,.'-Jastotal number of those in the last lamiltnn, (x without apeparing to lnterwill again see service er; Hamilton. (xS J. O' Wetherln European politic#, by igtop, Jasper; Hardee, Joseph m mins‘ m d * taken on the'w stand Thirty-one members of the lowep rewp, Waurhula; Hendry, J. ft. and economic factor*. the American delegate* will house who stood for re-nomination 'oty, La Belle; Hemnndd, Jomda railway im5° Induatriar debent ■•benture were successful, leaving 55 from Mountain, Brooksville; Highlands, Arm Site I* the principal, features of the Dawes dl an. Bu­ old counties and two new members (x ) John A. Taylor, Sebriftg. I bellcvaj; thd only bop* ^ L^ : i r ? or u ^ m ls t lc concerning t' Hillsborough, (x ) Charles H. m Collier and Hendry, created l British have* of rf.. the con- [ i t u not thought likely the all: Taylor, Pinpt City, and Patrick C. succeeding. Whitaker, Tampa; Holmes, (x ) A. « V be summariaed - as W. Weeks, Bonifay; Jackson, J. D. Who will interpret tbs Dawes Ithis, year of 88. f i . • T> ’ plan t fr t jn the event qf disagreeSmith, ICfiriannn, end W. W. WcsTwo members of the house of hr likely to -be much eon- metit _ Inwood; Jefferson, (x ) W,4 B. whether the new Herman in a n E,n* I“ nd* •■■!”** forward representatives in 1083 werp pro­ officially last Capps, and* A . N. Ti o f f i c i a l l y le s t month, m o n )h .'W a n ts th is mpted moted by thlr thir constituent* constituents to the Lafayette,.R. K. eft) delegated to the Hi senate, Hugh Hals off the ninth bull, Monticello; Montlc*n< L Elliott, Muyoj Lake, (x ) W. A. w R ...... IWi, I f 1' isley, and L. HJliott, Mayo: winning over P. H. Hensley, ahd I dollar or the pcuml was darned riamed MncKcnxie, MncKcnxio, Lee* Le jburg, _ nnd.X N. I* to be the aUndurdT All ration commission act aa ( A p D. Edge o f GroveU^d ?u*Us; s; Lee Kennedy, Euetls; Lee, L A. Hen­ to represent the 28 r r . . B ill, s id e * ,14. H a r r io t in urajrree on sterling against dry, Fdrt Myern; Lean, (x ) Fred The complete roster of legislators Amber speech Friday h in ted a* at present, I , am InH. Davis and (x ) A. II. Williams, ormeo, leaving the United States th la Would bo d iffic u lt , jaasm u ch fori the 1985 session fo“ Tallahassee; Levy, Shelton Phillips, jstrict t . W. W* Clai i a minority of one at the con- a . th e re p a ra tio n co m m iM la n WiUiston; Liberty, W. H. Branch, 2, 'John ML Coe, Pepi In favor of a fu ll,• gold Sumatra. deeding John P. * resigned); Adbsreflta o f t * Pound 8, D. Stuart Defunlak Madison, (x ) J. E. Whitty, Leo, and 8 , C, Fox, Plnetta; Manatee, C t KifSJ: M. O. Harrison, palmetto; Marion, kulie; ( * r \ 8 . *W. . tnderson, C. W. Hunter, and C. A. Snvng.>. Greensboro; 7, John J. Jr.. Ocala; Monroe (x ) J. F. Bum a le on Berlin, providing and C. F. Kotfip, Key West; Nas­ ' one dissenter from sau, H. L. Exell, Bryceville and D. view. I f the AmeriH. Pc tree, Callahan; Okaloosa, M. dissents alone from ......... , , . | I nw (n C. Garrett, Baker; Okeechoboa.’ L. i* 5 * I, b/\?8’ ,9*Tn *tfrllnK alkin s, ated); ( * ) Ig, James fe fca____ But if the United States O f«W '• 76.00 I f, John W. Wateon, Miatnl: (x ) W. Jennings, Okeechobee; Orange, (x ) H. H. Withcrington, Apopka, s a single convert on the Office municipal Judge. 185.00 hoard, w foliar-pound dtad- Division polica — ......... 8,161.19 14, W. W. PhlUip*, Lake Ciiy; 15 and W. P. Watson, Orlando; OsceD. E. Knight, Starke (renomin­ Dtrislop f i r e ... .............. OOfl.O-1 ated); (x ) 16, James E. Calkins, Off Division streeta ■ and NOTICE Fernandina; 17, 8 . A. Hlnley. Live enslve the bridgss . ™. ( * ) 18, J, Turner Butler, 2.035.70 fe'r Com In accordance with -Chapter vttlo|}29,*M. O. Overstreet, »- S (renominated); (x ) 20, 0012 Special Acta Legislature 1923 .5:1? SSoie Dawes. ,Jw* plan, — * sion ‘ ■ Div Inspecticon )i..... 71 leker, Coleman: 21, J. W. I will offer for sale at public auc­ 25.00 this committee mustt turn Division .public bridges.... br tion on the 21st day of July, 1924, Turnor, Sumner; (x ) ix , T. 74. mdney, and remit Turnbull, Monticello; 23, between tno hours of eleven and i 77JJ0 rnbull, L. D. recsived 6604» Edjge, Grovelnnd; (X) 24. W. H. two, the following described an­ srbs s a r s a k i 1* the power Division . r M publirity L....... 320.10 Madone, Key West; 25, W, I t Mc­ imals as Impounded by T. K. Ad­ so, and Pound expense ........ 10.70 Daniel. Bloutatown; (g ) 23, W. A. ams at his farm at Beck IfamLights and water ..... 1.001J9 Russell, Creeoant City; 2' 7, E. J. mock, Seminole county: If w sending of Deportment finance...... 1 red cow, no mark or brand. mlnatcd); 452.30 Ethrridge, Scbring (renominated); Department records and | Vi;c'. Jl (x ) 28, Howard G. Putnam, Oak 1 red calf, no mark or brand. 23, J. .Sluter Smith,Green Green M..v. Smith, 1 white and red steer yearling, taxation.............. . ■ 401.75 Iflll';............... Store room .....___.......... 47.44 Cove Springs; (x ) 30, D. N. Cone, no mark of brand. opposition White Springs; 31. A- M. Taylor, 1 white and red heifer yearling, Boridf retired, Issue 19IM Bonds retired, issue 1814 ..._____ 8 t. Augustine; (x ) 82, J. H. Colson, mark split one ear. C. M. H A N D ,, Intcrost and eichange..^. 23&39M Gainesville. (x )—Holdovers. Sheriff Seminole Cbunty, FI*. Library exbenso 173.28 Golf park' tc^._........' 587,U GaselMa.snd' oil storage 188.25 No. 91V R E P O R T O F T U B C O N D ITIO N OK T I lE iW MMWWkM' operation 40.00 Bood trustees iL ..^ .u 008.07 F in es refu n d ed 10.00 S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y B A N K n s nterrene uoh srafitsi E Ps •it in oik, (x ) laftd, ant IVnles; Put 1tie, Pnlntka,; Wclaku; Santa Hoi*, 8. Milton, and W. A. West, L rasotn, Louts' Combs,' tninolo, J. R. Lyles, Sanford; St! ohns, Peter Kendrick arid Loula h elrl .. LONDON, Jply 14.—^Slr Rlder aggard' writes tri THa Times de­ ploring that the roofe.Of old Eng­ lish country mansions art rotting ahd falling in bCcauao the owners cannot afford to keep them up and ^ ° r , w ' w f * ttlkl?r,J St> Locfe- thero la no one to buy them, nnd old > «•' » ; C , iffi,iirsur: that with them disappear* the,thnv • "oe' W , A , W. MeLeran Well- English 'country life of which t] were the center. The contents jrn, and G. W. Green, McAIpin, ' o Taylor, <x> W. T. Hendry, Perry; theac old houses are pouring onto tho market aa they have i tinnn before; nnd belief isitkat o f these valuables are brough 'Lortdrefij art dealers ftir their Amcfi n^; can customer*. ' f ■’ ' ' 1 A rra n w n it o n ; J M cS w een S n;; Wallon; J.. cC.. McSwepn, , Ewrn some of the old famlllea _ z of old sliver, furniture and porce­ lains; a valuable collection of pic­ ture! left by the Into Earl of Hard­ ' ko; furniture belonging* to tho " of Sandwich; nnd a few old masters put un by tho Right Hon. S he Earl o f Clarendon, P. C., G. . B.,G. C. V. O. , Among the offering* at St wllhln tho nekt month are uable pictures the property of 1 Edward Grosvcnor, 81r John ’ . — ‘v, ■ (Continued 1 habitant* of ^.u t(> bo greatly aLrn ed that tho first ih to by called to the reinforcements for i troop* are await* which point the , from many pen, tranuportntlon of carlred out by i thc'BrarJIlan Lloyd, xlllah navigation ./vFctkwxi Troop, . R io T a n e i r o , Jornnl Do ^ome F lo rid a '' Scout Goe9 morning'with rce in Sao Paulo: To .Empire B x po8itk>p "Federal troops *> . arriving to eerve Mym U * jj advantage of the high LAKELAND; July 14.—Scout roent» in an end es. For exnmplo, endeavor to force ’ Edward ------- i H wt— it ggin« , nj m , , g . r.h |S ? M h toonPM'lh'i tho famous'CKrf*- Horace Willinm*on, Flerida’g rep- surrender without t xWnrren .Ea*terf*y. returned this i tie auction room* In a group of did rerentatlve »(lve in ip the nick troop ?.u.lns „ f f l ^ iDaytona _Beach, ifnastcr* of wdfid remtUllon. ... morning n from nut scouts thit “ will be «int froth thi where th*y> , spent thw w»nb.a«Mi' * —• — — jBmt a (' ■pent the week-end |up by the Duke of Wdalihinetef, United State* to the International with Mr*. Higgins. ‘ 'which IhcTbde* three pictures by Jambortb nt Copenhagen, Derv- CO-OPERATIYES --------. '*/ , I Ruben* forming part o f a eerie* itlarit, in'AagUGt. hat left Ratwfor . Mis* Sadie Patrick, o f Boom- 18* itL '°..h*ve been pointed by order New Tot-k. Thcht he Will receive NOTTINGIIAM7 vilie. Mi**., i* the bou*fl gticit of ^ t0 ^worate a Car- further training and be equipped Tho co-operative her elster. Mrs.i A. F. Coll urn. h ‘ * Virgin and for the trip. The trip will cell from New York gp the Leviathan offered .at Christie'*, •n route for .I-onaon where they are ro w 4^500,000 . 1 Mis* Julia Zaclinrv soent fltiifc ; Othnr lot* ,0.\" °ner4N( at Uttristie'*, day at Dayton* ' Bench 4rh|eh combtno tho voluo o f patriot- will attend the British Empire roOed in tho societiei < .- 4... a ryw V J Jench’ l ht> riucst , n association* with art.' araT “Old Exposition. capital of over t f { Mls* Saifah. W«rr*n Easterley. English Furniture and Needlework a n u l l trade the proporty o f Her Grace tho Mite Katherine Teague, of Or­ These figure* were I. 8.• IMUI motored to Do­ Duchcxs of Wellington." and lando, spent the week-end in San­ CDtb, annual congress -eon S' Spring* rsnturday where he csrwri oak furniture "the Property ford, the guest of Mrs. W. . T. delegates assembled, 1 (pent tho wef^c-end. w o f HI* Grace ’the Duka of Rhirl- Langley. * overseas representsth«M enusffWS S25DOO Municipal minds Are Retired - Totat disbursements '..159,863.27 Bidauco . cash * on hand ye, 0 JUIy 1 .....— ____I77.ci0.50 wdy fo a on frapiftt ]«flE a e f Ing % p£ $ m ~ the trsns- DEM OCRATS CAN CARRY W EST IS W A L S H ’S R E L IE F WmttSm emergence of this in the sld-nflrrldt Joint note at i horrified the experU here, believe Mr. MacDonxM^JI Was sed oq and agreed to an'aparinnoccnt phrase without clearnderstsndlng it. The phrase vague, it is held, to commit , and there are those who on# o f the cKief vows of >conference will come over the fer comMttML * B ir Qbcstlog , big question to be settled form In which the Dawes wlU be presented to the an for tbelr acfceptance and The British w* ■ ■ allied governments to do this ial protocol drawn up Germans, since the Dawes is outside the treaty of M. Herrlot is expect1st that It be done by the ms commission, and, ci­ thers is a significant ten­ ure now to minlmiM the »neo or binding chnructor A t Hno f <irJ, In the S late o f F lo rid a , at Ih r elftae o f bualnraa • * 0. lilt . e.rs r. | -•/ — -- *...... . • REB O C RC RS Ix>ans on Real E state .............................. .......... .............. .......... „ | il.ooe.m* L o a n * on Cpllnterul Hecurlty O ther than R eal Kstnte ............ 210 ,017.t ) A II oth er L oahs and Discount* ............................................. ......... (II.XOO'ou O v e rd ra ft* ...I.—...... 1 . ( 0! tx 00,900 on tfn lted R lk les Uontla CO.ISO 00 O ther Honda ........... 2.739 (.1 Hlocks. Hecurltles, T a s C a r ilfIralea, etc. ln n k ln x House. F u rn itu re and F lstu rea C3.CC. 34 Hher R ea l K slnte ............. ............. S.73C £S Due fro m Incorporated Hshka I2X4.SI0.2S l.’ aah Hem s ..... .... .............. . . ............ {*. 2.11.21 Fuali on Hand ...- ____. ..... . . 17/. 29.Cl T o ta l <’j »ah .. Iteaerve ...................... 34*.RT* It T n lu l . ..... ................... • I1.4S7.09O 71 I.IA IIII.IT IK N C apital Htock ra id In . ......... lino ooo no Hurpltia Fund ..... 25.000 no Itndlvlded F ro flta (l.esa Ktpenaea end T a * e . l-iilil) « r.3i n] D ividen d* Unpaid ...... , . 5.04 1 ,o Individual Depnalta B iih ji'd to Check 1794.SOS.S3 Knvlnxa I)epci»||a ___ _ _____ 1UI.OS4 (3 Deinainl C e rtific a te * o f Deposit 1«.0 13 IT T im e C ertifica tes o f Deposit Ifil.r.li 90 C ertified Checks.......... 1.493 71 CaalileCa C h eflis O uli l.tlll «J ulatandlni T o ta l Depnalta i„... .^.4.......... 1.330,tic IX II.t#7.09o 71 , T o ta l H T A T B O F F IX H IID A . Hcmlnnle CnuntV. f, C ashier pf the above-nam ed. Dank, do nolem ntr i r - a r Hint the uliove atntemant la true to tha heat nf my k n o w le d g * and h ellef. • A. It. K F .r. Oaahler F (Continued from page 1 ) majority report on the bill "divest­ ing intoxicating liquors of their inter-state character in ' certain cases," which became the WebbRopyon act. Mr. Davis regarded the const!tutionsllty of tho bill ns "by no moans frea from doubt,” but agreed to givo the "house an opportunity to resolve tho doubt In favor of the policy of the proposed law," and did not try to block n report from the Judldary committee. . : "It Is not the professed object of this bill to ipterfere with the nurcnaio and the consumption of IIuors for personal use, suid his minority report, "but since the unswful Intent mentioned In the bill Is prpjfieatrd upon the law of tho various states, we think the. .bill should bear an Interpretative clause touching this phase of the matter." r - COItHBCT— A TTE S T: A. T. IlO S S FTTE n JOK CAXIKRON O. W. UKKNCER. . . ' D irector* Hubscrihed and sw orn to h efo re ma thla Ith day of Ju ly, IS2I. , It. C. P H IL IP S . N otary Public. LJse This Handy Blank to Send in Your Want Ads J55S333— ^ ^ ^ ^ 7^— — ■■—.—■ > —— ^^T— ^W'' ~.i-TT—3aVS|W-i■ C L A 8 8 1 F IB D F— — / ' M E p i F J l 7 . r1 . - ■, 4 - .times, beginning Brat available Ihhuo, P lataa initort this a d . . . , m I..*rM K r ■' 111 i .* y, > ■■■ M- , \ * *vsVfi. * • ^ ■ . .......................... ............... . • ♦ teefatt#••#•••••##•##•••» ...... . ••a ••eeeeeeeeeoeeeee*e*a ••••••%Ht«*iSIt ee*eeeeeeeeesees iP » !• i i l - r n f i; • f • e • ( • ♦ e s s e s • • • • s e e • >» e « » n e » s e e • * e •m | l ■• • • ( « f - - « • • • • • l * e « » H ( « M * * * 5 4 l | , 4 M | 4 t * 4 4 * 4 4 4 l M M 4 M ‘ /dll ^alv i'-b. ........ .......—•........ . ••• • f k f (4 *»«k|m ae*M D M tt*^# «s •>tt r 4v /'r. Vv; .i. /V T». • / >mXt»/ '/Vf' kit) o O r ’ • / V* 1; : W3Q2|i J _ <, .... hf ^ . • [ jd -'YL J« • . 'A-* . s K j a . m a * ......a , nan linn. It |a Juat aa Ipipoaalble In dlarontltiue ad a ft‘ e r *the form a llacootlhue a s* «<( * ere do*ad as II Is tp Insert * new on#. n ♦ f m' T h e H erald w ill n ot he respon si­ ble fo r m ore than on e IK correei in ­ sertion o f th e sam e ad vertisem en t ualcaa Its atten tio n Is called to the erro r by the r « M e r b e fo re ll.o 'e lo c k «aes»i*e-tesa*e « V" ' ■- 1 ' :: CASH IN ADVANCE l tim e rate per lin e - .......— ---- 10« I lim ea co h eecu llvely ____— la I I tlm ea con aecu tlvely ___ f;..... . l « 24 Umti con aecu tlvely ___________ 4a E v e ry word. In clu d ln * the h ead ­ ings. address, etc., la counted and ch arged for. M inim um apace, th ree lines. Count alx w ords to t lt f line. N o discount on ab ove r i l « s . w ill be ts k Classified a d v e r t UIng I __ __ an o v e r the telephone at the cash vertta er baa no rates, bur If (h e bccowb I w ltb .u a , uu r c o lle c to r W ill ca|l (o r Im m ediate paym ent A dIvertlSem v e rtls e m rnta rn te a r e .r e a , th eir proper o ia a e lfW tlo n and to ih b ite g u ld r s o l e o f l y p e . , .. , , • T h e H erald reserves t h e 'r ig h t to titjnui any A d vertlalrt* th at m k r b# • ^ >6Mkbla' untruthl 'iscontinuance of- a d v e rtis in g la .e r a g a n y the sam e' ru les aa Its !,tXjjPL »a*e e « » a * a » S • a flV * slta e S I t* * * e « * • •e e e e e e e e e e a s e e a S e e a a e a * A D V E R T IB IN O Btandurdlted and Indnsad (o r Quick R eferen ce LINE HATKH ISOR INSERTION, In order to make room fo r our new line o f Fall Merchandise we are placingoj sale our Immense Stock o f Summer Goods at prices that will please you and (1 this store with Customers. This Merchandise is all new and Up-to-date, and yc can buy it at much lower price than you have been paying. s W ednesday, July l and continues throughout J u ly ---------------------- DRYGOODS Printed Crepe, $ U 9 value, ....... $1,19 Printed Crepe de Chiner $2.49 value ........ —...........—..... ..^1,79 Plain Colors Crepe De Chine, / $1.69 value.:, .....$1*29 Canton Crepe, $3.98 value........ $2.19 Canton Crepe, $2.50 value........ $1.98 Catfn, $1.98 value.......^l..........;.$1.69 Guaranteed Taffeta, $1.98 value..$L69 Printed Pongee, $1.98 value..^:...$1.29 Si|k Mixed Crepes, $L25 value ..8 9 c Silk Mixed Crepes, $1.39 value....98c P rin ted.Voiles, 49c value............39c Printed Voiles, 39c value............. 29c English Crepe Checks, 49c value Ratine Striped Voile, 49c value.... 311 Fast Color India Head, 5Q value... P u re Linen, fast colors, $1.00 vajue ..................... ................. $ Undenve&r Crape, 25c value Underwear Crepe, 50c value....... 36*111 Percale,5 Apron Ginghams, limit 10 yards, 15c v a lu e ,.................... ....1( r Apron Ginghams, 18c value... .....I5c| Glove Silk Hose, $2.50 value...... $1.79 Thread Silk Hose, $1.98 value.... $1.39 Silk Hose, 98c vahie.... A............. 79c Silk Hose, 50c value.....:..... i.... ......39c V j Silk Lisle Hose, 50c value............. 39c Silk Lisle Hose, 39c value........... 29c Cotton Hose, 25c value............... 19c Cotton Hose, 15c value..............~11<V Children’s Sort. 49c value......:....‘.$9c Children’s Sox, 25c value............. 19c rChildrens’ i t J W l r o n a ’ 'Sox* C n v 15c T C i. value v n i.m . ^ ..I 0 c Men’s Sox,............... 10c, 15c, 19c, 29c Marquisette.............. .^....18c, 22c, Cotton C r a s h ............................81-2 Union C r a s h ............................ ,....1! A ll Linen C ra sh ..... .............. Overalls, $1225 value. ................$1.1 Overalls, $1.50 value ........ $1.3§j Overalls, $1.75 value...... ............ $1.69j Dress Pants, $3.50 value ..........$2,1 Dress Pants, $440 value......... D ress Pants, $4.98 value......... House Dresses, $1,50 v|lue....... ,$1. Bungalow Aprons, $1250 value $1 Bungalow Aprils, $1225 value...... 1 Bungalow Aprins, 98c value ° Children’s Dresses, $149 value....$1^51 Children’s Dresses, $1^9 value....$1.J Lingette Bloomers, $1.25 value. U p gette Slips, $1.75 varue..'..::.;,...$1.4$| M E N ’S S H IE T S W o rk S h irts ......... ...........59c, 79c, 89c Dress Shirts, $1.00 value............:.85c Dress Shirts, $1.50 value............$1.29 Dress Shirts, $1.98 value. ........ ..$1.69 Dress Shirts, $2.25 value............$1.89 English Broadcloth Shirts, $2.50 • value |2^9 English Broadcloth Shirts, $2.98 value ........................ $2.49 Silk Mixed Shirts, $3.50 value.....$2.69 $ 2. AIT Silk Shirts, $5.49 value........:$4.49 VBl S h o e s 2 0 p ercen t O ff M en’s, Boys’, Wom en’s and Children’s $hoes at 20% reduction all throqgh the line. N o w is your epportunity to saVe money on shoes. BIG REMNANT S A I^ F O R D - SALE FRIDAY. JULY -T W O S T O K E S n * • j oj » • • a #. . a . a . . * . a . a . a . a . • . . . . . a . a a . a . a . . . # a . a a W>r* .V' *« ' t C * t4 i l “ -V' ti» Jk to?*) I I Dress Ginghams, 32 inch wide, . . ........ 15c, 19c, 25c, 35c] Scrims............................. 13>/2c to 18c| ............ ****** mf Wfryg Dress Ginghams, 27 inch wide, 15c value ••...••..•....•..•••.•.•••■•■•...•••1 L A D IE S ’ H O SE ttT O ; • 18 -DE /1'till �M3V.fi. ■ -i , • •ti Hf lie Believed He “Owned” H is Son a fine head for mathematics. He was a t * it L e to solving' intricate problems in trigoM S nometry. He was wild to be a mining engineer. He wanted A ct ot to build a/great railroad through some difficult mountain Villa* l r o i So his father compelled him to he a dentist rfc»»f 14* This is a true story, and the "So” and the “ compelled’' —— m RATBI are used advisedly. * 81* Month*..11.tO The boy hated* his father’s dental ofTice. The sight of b f C a rrier, p e r O lt lo n , 1100 blood made him ill. He despised to look Into people's;mouths. :' a e detested the smells and the sights of his father’s operal- t rarymsd* wttj U r i4 T * r tti1 ii| I T H R ASSO C1ATKD P H I M o eU ted F re e * Is e i e l ItU d to th e us* f o r r»p d or a ll now s dispatch to It o r not oth erw ise cred M s paper end a ll "S K fr tW S H « B a d l4..ii.u,b.. Blso r— rvd. »AY, JULY 15, 19*4 THOUGHT FOR TODAY tL LIFE:—Thou shalt thy God with all thy lid with all thy soul, and f strength, and with' all d: and thy "neighbour as This do, and thou shall 10:27,28. A INHERITANCE no thing thou canpt not come; thy fcril Instinct Is In* trait inborn makes ithy whole life forlo . _ Uto punUhhiotit that not merited. thy jmrenta and thy grandlie I will. That too.li r wf strong beautiful, <JIof success for him who 1noble height thou carnt t climb; nphs may be thine in ime’s futurity; !*er thy: fault, thou doat " st or halt; upon the path of God'a I ha. no claim tho »oul can not contest; HOW thyself part of tho Eternal - can stand before thy spirit's force; , J soul’a divine inheritance Is ^ -EUa .... m mWilcox. m Wheeler t’a a lucky husband whoso wife i you heard the rumor that v party la to be formed With th as th« candidate? » -T__ _A.__ ’ 'L*. t■B_. fleischmann, the yeast MS been divorced by h\k Wife, a swell come-off. become of tho mother -her daughter to take ns to get into society ? girl down tho sWeet knpw whether there is K jwqdlock population has doubled tax values Ta have quadrupled years. The next twenty even a quicker growth. , -------- o- Columbla Record saye many around all day wonderhe doesn’t get his pay that la the reason. -------- othe world hoped Gcr' would remain quiet for a The New York Heraldsays Henry Ford eent thousand flh Ihrvera over I yot know that the United a hi t alx Illiterates out of ne hundred persons? Engawi five and six. b, Scotland three and Sweden have only one. w> lent of Agriculture the United btatea can population of three, hun. |uri with i\o greater do. pit outside food sources it which exists today. 8 - B -o- i£| pocket cet-book could be oriched if some traffic ofi were placed on duty on SanVvenue. This la a very popufor midnight Joy- But the boy was the eldest soti of ^asi& tilfo ^udL^fel his father's name. When he Was a W hom pa­ rent had chosen for him his life w6ncAMH6%aano rwiadentist atid sd carry on the father's business and name. • As the boy became large enough, Jie was taken to his father’s office for daily visits. Many a holiday, when he was old enough to go to school, were spent- in his father’s labora­ tory. * And day in and day out the spectre hung over him ol that coming.Time .whcn he, contrary to'eVei‘y desire 'of his heart, should carry on the business. Never did it occur to the boy to rebel. OUly once did he plead for an opportunity to study another protesBion. That pleading brought such a tirade from his father, such bitter accusations of ingratitude and lack of love for the. parents who "had done so much for him,” the boy, nearly man-grown, went off to his room and sbbbed himself to sleep. He Was wteping because he had so hurt the feelings of the father he genuinely loved! So he became a dentist, and now a fte r ten years in the profession he is still third-pate. The fine office has become shabby. Business is slack. The fath er, unable to practice, complains and criticises. And the son, prem aturely old, life ­ lessly goes on and on, Going the best he can. You do not know the principals in this tragedy, because the scenes were laid in a distant city. But you know of sim­ ilar tragedies. You know parents-who have-the "ownership” Idea inTcIatlon to their children. They think they own their sons and daughters. They think they have the right to map out tho lives of their children and-to compel them to follow the course that their owners choose. . ' .< Tragedies are being Btaged around us every day because of this blind selfishhess. It is an execrable thing for a father or a mother to assume that there is any such thing ns "own ershijp” In the possession of a crnld. Each child hns a right to its .own life. It.ls entitled to help from its parents in the de­ velopment of its own talents and In the satisfying of its own desires. Never should it be crushed and bent to fulfill some selfish scheme of its guardians. v. . The right kind of parent begins early in his child’s life to recognize and respect that child’s personality. That dentist seemed to believe his own personality was nil that counted, and that his eldest son was born into the world to perpetuate his business and his name! And there was no "outsider" to step between to save that gifted boy from a life of failure. As wo have said, this particulartragedy is’ taking*plHee in a distant city* but there are others nearer home. o A ’ Futilfe,. Crusader W e* Fear ^milefic (New York) is courngeoGsly op­ The Hiri'* timistic.; It is dtarUim a.campaign among the churches to bring out "tnc total Christian vote and t^ist it at tbo^resldential election next November.’ The Review seems tp'Jhjck it is actually possible tp rtoUBe tho church'{i«opl(r'«4VT?WYcountry.lO/thotfh duties nfc cltizonfl, and has gone to th? trouble of printing registration cards on whichimlnist^M wiU Jic asked to pledge themsclvca to try to bavo 100 per cent of their congregations cast their votea in the coming presidential election. The effort is non-partisan, the idea being merely to bring into the couqt the votes of uii men and women in the coun­ try who calM.heinijelvee Christians. Probably it Is supposed that these men and women will not be of the sheep class, hut will vote their honest convictions and as conscience dictates. Probably, too, it is supposed that if men anti women go to the polls nnd take a hand in the selection of men to attend to. the public business, they will continue to show an interest in tho way that business is conducted; and in time bring about the correction of the evils they now deplore. It will be thoroughly interesting to wutch the results of tho Review's crusade. The Herald has known of other at­ tempts to bring out the so-cHlled "church vote"—attempts they were that usually fizzled out most dismally while organ­ ized opposition to the "church vote" got the majorities and the jobs it wanted, f j ? * f k*; * But thFs aiiraiMer and fall may* produce different rec­ ords. Possibly t,ho crusade to bring out "the total OiriHtian vote” will go forward with genuine fervour, nnd that for once in the history Of'this nation a complete expression of tho Christian spirit Gif .tjiq country may be brought out. Certainly never haa'tnbro been greater need for the ex­ pression of that Christian spirit, never a time when moral, and even religious questions, were so plainly' put before the people for their consideration. I f the churches from now until the November election would lay aside their theologic disputes and their doctrinal discourses and devote every church service to plain, eommonsenso talks about civic conditions, civic reform, and civic’ duty— if every preacher could bring home to his peo­ ple the full significance of their franchise and their citizen­ ship, then' would the churches be doing greater work than they have ever done before. Even though the votes cast Beem to have little power In the cut and dried proceedings of the present political ma­ chines, the bringing out of the total Christian vote would open the way for that certain reform, for that inevitable "clcan-up" that must come soon, if this nation is to live and prosper. ■ THE SA N F01 fe iiM i ITS* M A s Brisbane Sees It iiti - *jg i Very few women % husbands let them ! Valuable Wasp*. A Little Politics. • J. Poor Russia. ■' ?! W OF ALL THE news today, for permanent value nothing is mars important than the Importation by thc sU taipf Ohio, of seven )hoU- - I f everybody had l. how would,vfo* get^ ‘r Never quarrel and twdY company M , It 1» easy to keep | u l^ orB pecgJlpi; Tlfttuih.wasps IIS V ou gh t You iln te ttv 7^ '- gihteq jty rpmer ages,have thq,? lidns/n’ kear. d 1,}* * *-T , M-1—- • 1H barber aliop beauty parlor, lairrats , say’thFsarhe things,:t*q ALL iCANDl&ATgS their troubles. id'Ju '^,1'p President Coolldgc's friends worry because they think many, ex­ tremely conservative,, villi prefer Davis to Coolidget'* *" LaFoliette’s friends fesr that many extremely' radical,’ will vote for William Z Foster rafher than for LaFolIcttc, who opposes the “ extreme radicalism of direct ac­ tion" an earnestly as Davis or Cool* Idgc. W IIAT WOULQ happen If LaFollette should,follow the advice of some of his friends and put Gover­ nor Bryan on his'ticket as a vicepresident. The Democratic candi­ date for vl«f-prt»idcnt might get more votes than ahy of the three presidential candidates. Whether Governor Bryan-vwmlA allow his name .to he used is other question ami doubtful. *> ........ Men who object to k, 4 <?!<> *!**'* headed women. A model buibond is i nice to hla wife in pHs before company. rS ■ Poor little movie stars,' them haven't been* yet - mm Wonder i f a divorce i from a man finding ai. haio on bts rolling pm. m W) Snakes.have longer than any other known * .1 • ___ EhemlCb''- arc friends y| the mistake1« f losing.; ^ •• A ■man -Is usually ignorant1because he tn to kno^t tho smnsu ippiq'to ktto*;' * *' ■•**■' CYRUS H. K. Curtis’ editorial says that Governor Bryan was nominated to “ placntc Bryanism and tho great open spaces.” Mr. Curtis has probnbly never seen. Governor Bryan and ia ,too busy to see much of the great open spaces. He will know more about Governor Brynn ns the campaign progresses. * Chnrlcs W. Bryan of Nebraska, brother of William Jennings Bryan; is an able, sincere, genuine repre­ sentative of more than half the pco^ plo of the United States. lie took the state of Nebraska atvdy from the Republicans. And ho will take from the Republicans; among farmers, a number of votea that will surprise some wise edi­ torial writers. fan ' ‘ You cant expect cheerful " a t breakfnsuSlgl faces lobkihg as- if thwgBk slept In. ■ j»l IF T H E ELECTION IS DEADLOCKED NEW YORK WORLD There's Joy . It is Senator LnFollettc’s hope.only twenty-four. And twenty-four! thst he niay manage to throw the'is one vote shy. choice of a President Into Congress.! ' Assume this happens. What! ' ‘ ‘ fl To that end he will direct tho coracs next? Tho House has until In Saving for a Home o f Your Own. Foreali strategy of his campaign. No detail in the American sys- March four to break its deadlock, j Young Couples Consider It One of Life’s Goals W< tcni of self-government is less gen- But the Senate takes a hand. What i while Aiming for ' emlly understood than the cOnstl- is commonly called the buek, now * , } tloniul provisions governing an shopworn by Its passage through Alcetion deadlock, and not only for the Electoral College and the Hou ie And it’s,hot hard to attaliL/!F& t i n that the tb? situation iti itself the reason amount Into a Savings Account,’ of Representatives, It passed up to ,,frequently arisen but beJ ns so ittfl this Bank today and, as timo rolls; the Senate, ‘ause these rprovisions nro so comause thi*< And whut the Senate docs is not what V.tijM you get a certain i happiness ouK plicated as to scorn tho handiwork elect a President'.bit to'cleet watdiing that freedom grow nhfl of s higher mathematician. Twtc<* to a Vice President frtm among tho IK KIND WORDS tan elrcl, John In the history of the country an two highest 1 candidates; ‘ Tho that progress' toward attaining,., W. Unvi« will be elected. No man election has been' thrown from tho Twelfth Amendment provides:. “ A goal— YOUR O W ^ HOME, > J Khrtorat College Into Congress. o r* him been tnore universally pruiaod The first occasion was in 1801, quorum foe the purpose shall con­ sist o f tWo-thlrds of the wholq for his “ personal qualities,'' anti number of genntott, and w majority the praise is evidently sincere, „ . | of the whole ntfittmer ih a ll» ' Those that praise him include the a Vied public opinion In the mean timo men that opposed him,. William was, so unsettled that the-Twelftn President is chosen, he proceed* to Jennings Bryan, for insthfite, wh - Amendment to the Constitution was net us President,1 In a Senate so closely divided us to rank fifty-one A C O M M U N ITY B U IL D E R j. told this writer over tho telephon-- adopted to clear tho ground of Republicans against forty-three Y -1 future trouble.,., Inst night what n fine man Mr Ut. President. R F. W H lfN klt, Is the I f anything, however, the Twelfth Democrats (remember, Davis is, ami W. G. McAdoo, j»ln> Amendment made matters , worse. ’ carried said; "He is a fine man, nu able On the one occasion in which It was, deadlock might * bo . . . . . ^ — II Viy W1 .^3 — ■r ’ ---- —----------— rr?~ r*rT?— ; called into effect, and the second stage further. * lawyer.” The question is CAN KIND and last occasion on which tho beyond man’s knowledge. For tho *i Ilouse of Representatives took a W hile In Daytona Stop at WORDS ELECT A MAN? •r Twelfth Amendment, with all' its hand in the choosing of a President. The Twelfth Amendment ultimate­ complications, leaves off here, and THE WITTIEST thing «aid nh..ut ly was the means of electing nothing helps it solve the problem. I suggested that the Democratic nomination won Adam^ over Jackson, nbd only after , . It. nas been „ Miid by the admirable “ Hugs" Baer public opinion had been badgered Ali-Ju.Ar/'l’ ,5._°.rl._<LnC, of the A N D SAVE M ONEY Constitution, together with tho “ The name of the national anthem to the danger-point. What is needed to bring Into Presidential Succession Act, would ----------------R A T E 8 ; ------------------is to l>e chungcd to ■The Stm nction tlii* ancient piece of legisla­ qualify tho present Secretary of .Spangled Banker.'” Per Day, 76ctfl an.d Up. Per Weok, $5.00 and l tion is t hut sort of deadlock in the State to act nn PresUlfcht.'" But If Electoral Coljege which the frltnds that is true, the statute also re­ Special arrangements for those who wish to HERE’S NEWS from mlscrab'. La Toilette now claim he in cap­ quires him to call'& special session Bolahcvist Russia to shock Om able of forcing. Such a deadlock of Congress ,nnd In that caso it Get their Meals. ' r great democracy. Thu Rusaiunway* possible with three Camil­ ntight bo tho duty of the incoming Intend,to establish u fleet of mi la in tno field. Woodrow Wll- Congress— tho statute doesn’t spe* — tionully owned freight ships to was a minority President In claHy affirm It or deny it— to elect make Russia independent of foreign ho secured a total qf six n)il- a pew President nnd Vico President, Again, it is *suggested that* Jhe shipping. ■*Vote« as against n crmlblncd And Moscow announces that tin- hevtn million five hundred thousand Supreme Court might bo asked to Soviets will ultoliah prize fighting, for (Roosevelt and Taft. But on pass on lK»lh the interpretation of even disguised as “ boxing," because is of States carried, Taft tho Cohntltution and tno constitu­ it is a “ degrading sport." so poor n showing (he cap- tionality of the statute. But the .unly Utah and Vermont, with quection raised, tho method of HERE WE REDDLE off our b r u e a ls ts a re Instructed to rrfuriil fhonay in o v A v I n ilu V ^ M ? it’ voidsK(hat In thd Electoral Meeting a President, might be ••tla fu ctu ry results are not obtained. The- v e r y first ^os* “ scrap” ships that the people paid ege Wilnon had » majority of classed with whut the ..Hupremo C LB M J O N iU M V I H A X U 1 M I M --------------hundreds of millions for, announc ! r hundred thtrty-five to'eighty- Court calls “ political" questions ■ alm ost In v a ria b ly stops t over-which It ha* no jurisdiction. ing that ns a nation we arc nm 1 ‘ t for, Roosevelt, snd the third dose usually Cold must be classed as * Other theories suggest all man­ Capable or honest enough to own hati'vpr happen* this year will If your muscles are aoro ami manage shipping. be a repetition of that atory. ner of emergency mothods, from At the same time, we pay u mil [ Benator LaFollette’y strength, the appointment of un. Electoral ke T a ft’s, js poll Spread evenly C-ommlnlon, as In th* Hsycs-TiWen lion dollars of good money to ere u second elans prize fight. jghout llie country but massed eontroversy, to tho theorS that the • White sparate States—which fact in louse simply continues tq hold of­ WALTER MUIR, Just past gives him an immense ad- Hi ROyMILLAT ANDERSON twenty, was hanged in Canada. All Ige -under the Electoral Col- fice until hif successor |s elected. The plain fact Is that the aitna plans having failed, ha wrote to tit* system. I f LaFollette, for in■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■aaaaaaaaaaaa■ ■■*!■■*! mother: “ Remember that I died a phoukl carry- Wisconsin, tion ia not provided for by law, and good Christian and In a state ot ^esota. Montana, the two Da- that some sort of disorderly po­ grace." Reporters say that he was and no more, he would have litical contest would ba Inevitable. tanged with a smile on his face. i of thirty-nine electoral votes, Quite aside from the year 1024, and British and Canadian justice u ren with a close election be- aa_ a matter of principle, this severe. But it discourages crime the regular Republicans and Twelfth Amendment needs amend­ ing. It hogs the issue.' It puts ex­ nnd pays little attention to senti­ mocrats, that bloc of traordinary power In the hands of mental pleading. The young man Ight prove enough U for whom so many appeals we?r election. For a majority, ip a Congress already yuted out of of­ made DID murder a man. Under Electoral College is necessary fice. It can work1fcffctlvely only with two parties, never three. It English law, no man Is allowed to do that twice. * ^ st .the Twelfth Amendment invites Intnguo inside of Congress, and if tt were invoke^ would stir up public anger and distrust. AVe have to il ERIN ARB, ONE OF the fastest I gone.muddling from the problem, run among and most beautiful horses In th.> t nt r'j **«' as. But- note these each time that ,we have fared It, world, is here. If, instead of Epi* ______ ____________r J he House voter not'as only because tb*tw*ll'cW,put* our nurd, the French had sent their house in be iter, feeder 1jAs’died down 1 • nto" four greatest men from the Bur when the emcrgeacy is pasted. * <* w f sr 1 bonne, the four wouldn't have got ’ tn t,* i nne vote, and oc one-half the freo advertising that Eplnnrd will get. It Isn’t that Epipoirapy ant* nard descends by strange and mar­ -TV-OM1 velous evolution from a little f A toed creature as big as a cat. “ H * t w m w k n ore tta n 1 abou Is a first class gambling machine. 1‘ had rnp**— — to t... C i That’s what Interests. T M R Ifltt .. .............................. wri! tell you, It Is “ love of the hone" that keeps racing alive. Neverthe­ feel less the track* close, when gam­ A fund for a bling stop*. ia a say* that THE UNITED 8TATES ceaae, fe-hVIt. issuing treasury savings certlf '■out the i u'Sea norroa* money financiers at < ...TROY HOUSE.... Mrs. L B. Edwards 119 Volnsia Avea THE NEW TREATMENT FOR BAD GDI S $ for the electric plant has * for. An offer has been gas plant. The d iter vworks. Fa the the city with munlcitial * i of all public utilities, i/ -o— ss government has de­ T H E ROOSTER alt the traveling exBALTIMORE EVENING SIJN KDansse natives who . and to make a The rooster is a gentleman chick­ old ugo may be treated the suigu of two hundred yen en and serves as press agent for way and called turkey. * dollars. The rooster has many traits lit the hen. When the hen has laid an ■O ' doubtless M g the rooster tells the world. common with man. He lights when people, and as Nearly all wall-advertised products required to repel an invader; he a f­ A ten thousand are excellent, and tho egg Is no ex­ fects the mannerisms uf an im­ of fifty ception. The content* arc un­ portant citizen while at home and I* become a touched by human hands and the cowed in strange surroundings; and sanitary wrapper has no cqusl. when he rets atop a.fence or in any Things happen to the contents, manner climbs above his fellows, he however, despite tho wrapper, and crows about it. Crowing is offensive, as a rule; water mains are as a result egge are divided Into ia turned on three classes: “ strictly frauh c ^ * ," but In the rooNtrr'n case it is not objectionable, for he la ready at and “eggs.' ter A n prater- “ fresh i.hereto- those of the fln t class are worth 60 any time to back it up with Ids doxen, those of the second spurs. When be is engaged In an fire protec- cents the do: are worth 40 cents and those argument with another rooster ho ired **yrr'-fls*‘V T for and class oUying sec- of the third class are not worth a does not bug bis opponent to avoid to cope darn. Ancient egge are useful only punishment, and if the’ enemy's MW Aim." In nolitl itical and dramatic Criticism, superior prowess and strategy iOV. ^* Wheni the rooster U very young drive him from the field he wifi knows whether he will turn retire to a little distance and there or a hen;' but throw back his bloody head and his spirit un i to develop »* confess hi* called p ta ffs p * •• - y r * i a very % Si I ? MV S?.’ HwiSF "How does he do* it E>‘ �on t& JSlit (toy oI Jbly, 1924, r « n tho hours of eleven am] ,‘ tht "following- described an­ il as Impounded by T. P. Adat hi* farm at, Beck Hammock, Semihole 1 l*red'cowi'tio mark or brand. TPrad calf,' no mark or brartil. 1 whit* and rab steer yoarilng, no mark or-brand. *-■ *■ \ a . tr £ r' 1 vibite and rod heifer yearling, mark split one eur. a il. HAND, Sheriff Seminole Co duty, Fla, Phone: S FOR M O VING P IC IU . m O N A BE ACH A B E C( ' Complete arrangement* for a moving picture bal( ^re being made of the AmusePark 'i f CJub, hostess Afford. Psrkv Ave- “ w * " ' y! nuptials'at home' i? l tWo-rwl eotmdy S hdfinlt evening* a open .'the ballot* he Door of the ' ft -ouag man Mid woraa be married ♦rHl' Complete Vnndr ring, rtarrtorfd Inter’s fie. The bang couple whd lake advantage f this offer firat win-be4'given nt rltten guarantee from* the Artful Cfjnt Park Cojnpdhy.r r ' The I second ___^ d |will be devoted to> finishing- ,thh two-reel comedy. At mMnlght'dti -tie second eve­ ning dt grand ‘pagfcant march-'will be'Atagee'.1Wlti* f f i" actors 'and detredor IncostuYneasnd this featurb ilOne pfomlsea to bd a brilliant affair/. £ /I V ;----- ------ 1' /■* a '•. R E . Brady, Pel- io H r o g r a r o >■ Radio D ig e s t) uiki 7:$0. music; 7;40 kijT-8 civil toert toe; 8:15. ton t i t t e r ' ' K 3 8 t% n E ii ‘4 • H. L. Ernest, with Andour and Company, spent Monday in the dty calling on lo^'trade, 1 u - ■r ’ ’ T. 0. Brown, of Orlando, spent Monday In the city on business, stopping at 'the Valdes Hotel.’" Bunny Tlltia returned front. * several weeks' Visit’ with friends In Atlanta,'Friday. -Kansas City ^Sttr* f i l l ) ><4:80 trio; 5 child talent; School of the A ir.’ City (411) 8 mu':'lQ;3O-lL10 dance.* *L&Vrier Journal Louis* I * Time. (tOO) 7:80-9 mu- J, B. .Carlisle, of Ocala, spent Moqdiy in rth4 city, stopping « t ‘ the Valdek ttbtel.'1 - ‘ ’»* ^ ! r . '•v.’ tcH i> vi Mr. and Mr*. George DeCottea from Naw York returned E m Augfles (995) 8 con* when M 1 I f you want to look aa cool as buslftess; Hedfank (360) 6189 >ve- possible, try a tnode] like this lri L nfotrjin," ;v ^ •*;- .leaf green or beige. The pockela •Miss Sarita Lake, of - Jackson­ I—Mmsespoiu - St. Paui take on an added Interact by*being ville. Hitt'BciftlN SrfydVy,~ROb. pt) 1:80 lectures, made o f fine handkerchief linen ert Dean and Hogden Ball mo­ t-mntresl (425) 5:80 d as* with ait inset, of Irish lace and a tored to Orlando Monday night Hi; 8:80 variety program; lace-edging. The cuffs and back Mr. and Mrs. a a Jones and X).dance. < i of the collar are made of tho same. -New York, (405) 12*9 p. A .feminine looking boto of watered of Port Myers, motoring to Hot Stale Theatre Yaudeville; .silk ribbon the .color [o f 'the fi*ock Springs, -Ark., spent Mondsy ihMtras. * forme-the. only other . trimming. night as the-guesti of Earle Jones. -Newark (405) ■ 12^0-5:30 The gracefully full tfkirt la most Mrs. J. II. May, of Plant City, m., talks, orchestra,- chll* returned to her home Monday aft­ er a week’s pleasant visit with her,wwik.tP-jMsy,. -t.-.i - idt t 14 a. m., dance. ff—Omaha (520) “ fl pro* nua; 8 commutiity program, I—Philsdclphto (395) 6:80 r P ro p e rty Values Are Growing-* V*Fpst -*‘ At, i f ‘ Ji*i TALLAHASSEE, July IB.— •Ftutadelphla (509) 4:05 or4*trs; 6 talk; 6 orchestra; What’s growing fasteat In Flor­ SO band; 8 dance; 9:05 or- ida? k Definite information upon Philadriphia (895) 4 talk; which, to determine the prdgrCas of the state along all* lines, is lil) orchestra; 6 dance; lacking'that will cover the varip-'pitUburgh \ (482) 7JS0 ous . elements for any particular F-JitUburgh (320) 7 con- period. There are, however, fig ­ ures' available that will form anHtt 9 ooneert. prortlxnd (492) 10 concert, approximately acurate idea pf the HMa FrancUco (428 ) 9 or- trend of developments. M n i 10-1 a. m., Gaotamala The two basic elements, popu­ pptria]1Bund. lation and taxable property val­ -Springfield (887) 6:80 bad* ues, are running closely together Dm; 5:40 ensemble; 7 eon* In the; percentages of ilncnsaae. The' slate** population which 'In ~W«ihington (489) 5 chil- 1900 totaled 628.642, had jumped to 968,470 by 192Q' aluation of property IP 1908 gwaw frotfll 9111,338,785 , to 8446,095,669 tn 1922. vV^ { -The .average value of Florida than forty-two dollars during tho last' two decades. In 1900' it Was I 12.no amt haq reached 854.63 (n j : ; : r-' t%r. ■ Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Houser re­ turned Sunday from a ten days’ Visit-vrithnhalr daughter, Mrs. G. )L'Hartley, of Columbia, S. C. 1 ------J. P. Richardson, of Miami, with tha Beechnut Company of Mew'York, ia in Sanford today on local trade and old w. R Argo, Mrx. Clem[m ML K. Moore, Mies Elwrt,‘ and Palmer Argo, of apent;Monday In the city, The value of farm property, placed at 163,929,064 in 1920. *aa placed at 863,929,064 In 1900, was Mr. and Mr». 'H, B. Nobles re­ ^nr*, superintendent •worth 8330^01,717 in 1980. • turned to-JWet Palm Beach thla imrurtlbU'jfoY JWfe The art rage; acreage^par farm In' 1920 waa 106.9, valued togeth­ er with all property at 6L89i. In -J.j . . i. . ^ rt-ptVn Jo th* state In * 1920 these had Increased to 118 Hittchlson. it of puhl lc-instruction, acres, with a valuotlon of 86.11®, Mrs. Dick T. fhUiraw. of rts, for the year 1928Gainesvills, arrived.Monde yto ha h closed June 80, ata J. Back returned Monday from the guest of her parents. Hr. and ►tht capital batwaap July 1 Daytona Beach where ha apent Mrs. W. A. -, Zachary, fe ip i few phguit 15. Mr. Bcrpgra had tha past weak. c p it* _ r e fi 5 © j a g l a the d r e a l t C a r t o f th e Oevewth Mr. .ml Mn. A. F. F B I , , t Pff Jbe fourth successive time _ Jag tria l C lrra lt mi the S ta te '•< y iw M a , ia a ad t e r I t a l s s l * m been first (o,report. O f U l r e - l s Chaarery. • ,V Ronly I, the Tgport the first M. Houser, fi -a m arried woman, by Mr. Perry waa . ■* 1,11Han Benton, h er neat friend. Celery Avenue. . _ Cem plalnant. ve, T h e O verstreet at one time manager of the Sou­ T u rpei thern .Bell Telephone Company iS r s S ^ ifS i TMMCHtf upon- the- floor -of -the pAvIllOn. , VTho management of the Amuse, ment Park has- alroidyf begun preparations for tho coming meant. Tba'antlr# floor space 'of the big paVHton'wM-be m id rin tb a dance floor; Seats and walks will be built around the outside to accom­ modate abopt'-2,000 people. The harking space *111 Sis* be -enlarged. A s a m atter " i f fact' the'Pavilion will be turned Into a'■moving. pi«turo, studio with a cameraman in each Corner, id that nothing will be a ln f J-tTT VjifHt- A m tG u n ceim n en flh c new 13: ’ .Swmlnril y i\ " btous-if «p p * nictcly fiotVODO u fo p lr fo IDJ% inlc-mhiAii oh H t i 'f i r t f u i f imatiam, ' frith*. p< ect freedom, make you cAr was sUoWri.-1 '^ * a new psroon. ■It drive* l from the system. • Don't ______ tjy It BOW. *'You win feel \VUyf Became everywhere cv o n u U m a ric U n g n tth e n w ^ O sera hi m m lu t tltif 1,11 nitty nrnl pHef: the results almost with the first ~ /fdn^ r -Vvlri— LEONARDO E L IX IR FOR THE BLOOD ctrengtheni and In* vikbfstea, fqnea and stimulates ■the' wfrtfte’ system;' Insist on LEONARD I’S rL IX T R ^ In ' the fellow See i t £6 Edgerton Patterson and T. A. Jones spent Monday evening ’ In Orlando.' e ws * ^ — *, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Herndon •'b r s d f r w v g ' ■ 1»’w®v ~ A L L MAKES : rT*'i * r and son spent Sunday mont deJade green crepe ia the material rash or Irtra lightfully at Daytona Beach. ana repaying. 1[Xl*. ; >n y * — ■-eS VI lt>. used for (his attractive gown. It Mrs. Jennie Kirksley, of Nash- Introducba the (>ophIar braid trim­ viHc, Tenn.V is visiting Mn. N. H. Gamer and Mrs. II.. T. Thrasher. ming In. white on'the neck, sleeves ... •>*.-- U- 1 i‘VM V-.- and pocket. You can copy tho Miss Geneva Shuman and Miss effect on any tube frock atid have Lillian Shuman, o f’ Oviedo, spent something distinctive .ind smart. Monday ■In■the city shopping?" If you prefer a belt you can wear ’ F. S. Daiger, Sr., of Tampa, Is a narrow vrbUo ribbon or leather the guest‘of his non; P. 9; Daiger, one. This, type of gown wHl bo excellent Style nil fall and' as far Jf*., for several days. '■*u. • t- ______ '»• ahead in the winter aa style artists Miss Maude-Csrorway and Mian can loog.* f ■'• ' • 1 Alice Sigler Vetumed Sunday from a six weeks pleasant visit* In' live Oak. . :v5j. M cC B O flY g T O R E S E L L S Mrs. B. I. McKonny, Miss Helen and Mias Annette McKenny, apd Miss Susan Barnes spent Mon­ day In the city shopping. 4 1/ Sherlock Albury and T. Moody, of Jacksonville, spent the week­ end In Sanford, the guests of I riends. -W lLD R O O T The McCrory 6 and JO cent Rtoro hlaa juat received new stock 'of' VYildroot Ti^ir tonfc and Wildroot liquid'shampoo oh Advertised in natianiil mngazinfta<-r-Adv; . : t ; fttfD G K ^ s o N , 210*212 MngnoUa Avenue, i ,1 - — ■— ' - ■ W h m b « w .otom obOn c - buUt, B.^ick ' J I M ".agirt ------ ............... v * ~ ^ ~ , £)on’t expect* /her, ’ g iv e much m ilk without plenty o f Come In and let ur Vj, • 'V (i , Rhow you our line. good feed. ’ 7- “ Your Money .Back if You .... Not Satisfied." ® It Bat whit i cow EATS but whit ih« DKESTS tMt fniticet nllk add Miter M s S t SANFO RD FE '•9.» ,, J . ___k__ Ik i.-___ -kiLi .(cutilat tom Gun TJX IBli RuDigbtx •, Myrtle .1Avo.'.,& „4th' ,|, - » v El>) [ F t t D S j . Go to Sunday Sc hot Find Its Superior E lder Springs flo w s fivs gnllons " f pur# w s la r #vsrj- Ih lr iy - lw o ««<•ends. It ta u##d by o ver fifty p<*r N oon an **] stiffsr Utaseasonal w a rra n t* cant o f tha paopla o f Hanford, snd. o f Chills sad Farar, with Its terribly weak* In Its natursl form . Is.used by (ha W estarn Union and many b aii*ty w in g vffacL Wlntanmlth'a Chin Tan Id stations fo r s to ra a * batteries le Srili kUI your Chills and taka all tha Malaria It puruT Ask tha S ta le Board of out o f your iTstam. I f you sra subl«et to Malaria tha best plan la to taks "WintarHealth. smith's Chill Tonic beforehand. I t Will oftan prevent davalonmant o f tha disease. ] tpqts rich, rad bk>od tain your veins, g i f tng you tha strength necessary to ward off Malaria. J « • 1 - *-v . 1 Fifty s it Tsars o f con tlnusdsur rasa hare toads this die standard tonic la lbooaa«4a Of homes throughout the malarial district* o f tha United Elates, Central and Routh Aaserks and alaawharq. » Tha system easily assimilates WinterSasfth's Chill Tools and there are so bad affects oo tha stomach or oerraa. You ahooUl have a bottle In your homo. Copulas alie, 00 cents; mammoth she, $1.00. All drug stores. WInUIrmoiIlh Chemical ComB ig Values, pony, Inc. Louievilla, Xy. — Adr. Phone 311 H. J. Clause Distributor TIR ES A N D TUBES FQ R L A W N S A N p .G R E jP N S During the hrnvy rains'of tho summer season much of tho fertiliser, particularly the a^ftlii able ammonia, Is washed or Icoched out of the soil, Tho grass-takes on 4 yellowish. dnrtUSlM appearance and hns an unthrifty look. A good application of ^DEAL GRASS FERTILISER analyzing 5% Antmoina, 8% Available Phosphoric Aeld, and 2% Potash w\U bring life rind-vt™ hack Into the plants and give a green velvety surface that'll the admiration of all. BroadCMt'lO rate of about t pounds to each 100 square feet and wash Into the sell with' water, i Repeat 181 application after a six to eight weeks' Interval. r i •* “ ^ If** I ’i|, - For flowers and shrubs we recommend an np plication >ur W. & Y.’S IDEAL I' 154 Potash. ■ annlyxlng 4% Ammonia, 7% Available Phosphoric Arid, UCKSjDNVlLl.E. FLA. FR ANK ENUUR G , M A N A G E R S A N F O R p BRANCH C t.A R S IF IC D A D V R I t T I f ) ^ Please insert this ad. GM E T : W H A T . W f O U ' v® A R N ! T b re ’a no lim it t o w h a t r»u can m ake sa ilin g BrOVrn'a Flint Ktuttnel K itc h e n W ere. You tan­ g o gg fa r and aa foot aa yew 0 )M l - H<y a a p ltg l,'n o experience, rr. wwiTzc TOM wKnurr, wo sp ecter sa le* a b ility necesia•aleasaao, s a te • Jlrew a Fust Mwwmel W i N ’ c s I 3M reC k A re n a *, N e w Y e t * , v e fc times, beginoing first available issue, RtanilnrtllseO and Indexed f o r 5)atek ir ef arwhnw ™ n1 iIF.T F P f Itateratioa ’ (v USB H A T K S V o l t 1NHBHTION, CAHH IR A U V A N C M ,... I tim e rata, par l i n e _____ . ISo 3 ttmaa rnnaaeutivety ...Li— le n t|m *« rnnsrcu tlvaly ^ _ r..— 4a *4 lim e s euaeadoilvaly •• R vary wurd. Including .tha head­ ings. addrraa. etc.. U counted xml char g a d -fo r. u . >v ’ Minimum space, throe llnee. jtint Mb w.ortU to th e H oe.. -; o dlocuuai oo Hpove rates, 'C lassified ad vertisin g >111 be ta k ­ en o v « r th e telephone at the cM h ratra. b e t I f th e’ a d vertiser koM' iM iicruunt w llli us. our cu llscter wUt S Mr. .and Mrs. Staton -T. Plaid and -UtUa *on BlUy have Just ro. Miss Athlene Miller; which tpok E t o prescription for Malaria, ami1r*r>rV neugtie or Bil­ ever. - It kills the germs.* i A, E. Cerren, of Bridgeport, Conn., I4 speadfng Several dny» Jn the 'city on business, stopping at G. M. Dahlbcrg, with the Tam­ the Rlontetuma Hotel. pa Trilwine, s^wnt Monday In the city on business, stopping st the Valdes Hotel, The friends of Mrs. A. H. Moses will be pleased to learn she Is greatly improving while In New York. r jtff «• ■ B. R. Kinard, of Crescent City, .with••Swift and Company, apent Monday In the city calling on locri-trade. ' tM t w m u ' Ar ' - . P E R SO N A LS Cambridge ’talk; fiwi K r Q jf fl l l U U l a ' tirt, days, :i,;anA ‘WtU be under llrectioh"of Ell wood M iM h ttg * of the ty after rehearsal (t bridsl party, at i Mrs.^EJB. Prndy enue, ,B:SO p. dm for Jaly 15 AB tha winners In lorlda beauty contest ’ ‘ thU i»cturd." In fart, •r jk w \,y' A■.rmj Lw-TB VH Vito" ■ i M obtoctloaahle, 1M IW w _e..*>IPls ‘ �I sae M0 s ■m ,SWW$i Tennis Champions Take H S ltiU Finals !T. LOUIS, unto—Orlando i Loat* e to Tampa, 6 to 5 (--- i— £ 4D. J n i y i s . i - u k e f 1 first pam* of the m * omltty In a pitcher**' a 'getting the< beat of etlfa. The fans Witnessed best games of the sea- 000 00!—1 7 8 ' ____101 001 OOx— 3 7 <T Cusack and Livingston; town 5; S t Petersburg 2 IRNTOWN, July 16.— Bra won from S t Pctersburi hday 6 to 2. A bad ilxtj Petersburg, In which on .an attempted tjn two of tho Growa hit by Ricks drove f f,fAYe the Growers • July .16.— Wll* i T. Tildes, of Philadelphia, Eflos champion, hnd Robert LA N K S « 7 •>1 1 J. Francisco, tlonal clay court .tpnnia tour­ nament at Triple A 1Club hfere Monday, ••*! a f'jW tt" *.< o ’; Tilden, the world's premier tennis player, east}/ defeated Harvey Snodgrass, o f I.os, Angele*. In .the singles, Q-%, ,M . M. . > .• The final match of defense of his title early developed lpto a walkaway ’ for Tlldtfn arid a mere exhibition vof the, won­ der strokes of the man: who dominates the game of tetidis, nationally and i ntcrnatioi ..The Kinseys eliminated den and his youthful pro A. L. ( “ 8andy") Wiener; fi doubles, 0-4, ?*6:*6-2.' ;■* iv innings: burg 000 100 lOdr-f O 1 m •000 OOS 110—S 8 0 Mpom . Johnten and McDaniel. apa 5: Orlando 4 fDO, July 15.— “Guinea" rjve over tbm jrigbt Held CHICAGO, July 15;—Chicago waa hofplesk boloro nBrnes* prtchinR Monday',.only one man, goltinir to Mcpdd bate, JNen York winning 7 to 0. Jacobs* .ChjcaRo, was hit11 .times in eight innings. Kelly and Snyder of the Giants registered home runs. . v:'r » Score by innings: NoW York 82010Q010— 7 11 0 Chicago..... .... 000 000 000-0 fl 0 Barnes and Snyder, ‘Alnamith; Jacobs, Mitstead and OTarrell, Hartnett. •■> W m. fL I 4 Celery Feds” Play S t Cloud Thursday Plans a B jg ft The “ Celery Feds” will meet thu fnst teem from St Cloud a t the local Ninth Street Park next Thursday afternoon nt- 4 o'clock, It was definitely announcod today. . * ->*v d The locals won over tho S t , St. Louis 12; Brooklyn 0 oud team last, Thursday, at that place but the defeated i •ST. LOUIS, July 16.— Batting team threatens to givo San­ Decatur out of the box In the ford a drubbing in the second’ sixth, Monday, tho Cardinals de­ ganio if the Sanford. players feated Brooklyn 12 to 0, thus even­ are not “ up to. tho notch,’ It was learned. __ ing up the scries* one and one. Manager C. XFWhfddon nsk* Dlekerman waa In form and allow­ that. everybody out .and, ed the visitora but seven scattered bath lk« 1AAM * * ■*1I’ lF i Athletics Beat TIgor* In •’Ninth In -jl Score by Innings:, Born Guides ninr Rally— Yanks and Browns*- Brooklyn .......000 000 000— .0 7 2 Desert Split Double BIB—Chicago . St. Louis...... 000 340 14x— 12 19 0 Pilot Motor Caravan^ • the . Orlando Bulldogs, ' - - 1 Wallop* •Boston. Decatur, Henry, Osborne nnd V ... . - v)t BEIRUT, Syria. July 15.—Lon­ Taylor; Dickermnn and Gonsales, WASHINGTON; July 45,~~Wash­ r.:..ii2 ooo oio l - B i a Vick. iv . don to Bagdad as n reality has def-’ ...102 002 000 0— 6 10 2 ington scored over Cleveland Mon­ tnltely replaced former EmpeVor ’ and Gomes; Fergus, day for the third coneecutivo time, William’s dream of Berlin to Bag­ Philadelphia 8; Pittsburgh .3 winning 12 to 0. Judgo mode a PITTSBURGH, July 16.—Carl- dad,- A journey from Haifa, Pal­ IHple, double and single and son Waa effective throughout, while estine, across the desert to Bag-' walked onco in fivo trip* to the the. Phillies hit Krcmer and Stone dad, which two years ago took plate, driving in four runs. Man­ freely Monday. Philadelphia defeat­ about two weeks, is now being, They Stand ager Harris of Washington has ing, Pittsburfgh 8 to 8, In the third made In four days, thanks to tho drawn an indefinite suspension for game of the aeries. Walter Murnn- operation of a cross-desert mottiVUDA STATB LEAGUE his Sunday run-ltt ,,,Wth Umpire Won Lost P et Holmes, ao Bluegtf was transfer­ ville handled his 131st fielding' service between tho two points. ’’.'* d __ 17 6 .778 red to second base and Taylor sent chance without an error. Thn Pitts­ burgh second baseman haa erred in rsburg----- 18 7 .098 to. third by the Senators. tho .winner of which will be award­ 19 consecutive games. . M-...-N-..-...12 9 j671 , Scorn by innings: , ed, the Kiwanls cup; men's dou­ Score by innings: .............— 9 * 13 .409 Cleveland . ....000 000 000— 0 5 0 bles, nnd women’s singles and own iliL I , , , 0 *16 .280 Washington . 008 31110x— 12-18 0 Philadelphia . , 402 002 000—2 13 1 mixed doubles* provided a suf­ sm ‘ ^ j , Pittsburgh ..... 000 100 002— 3 1U 2 i _______8*, 17 .261 Dawson,' Mdtevler and Myatt, ficient number of women register. |» /A Carlson and Hcnline; Krcmer, Walters; Ogden and Tate. A ' junior tournament will bo held Stone and Knox. ’ LBAGUB Igtpr In the summer. Won Lost Pet. Philadelphia 6; Detroit 4 —-47 86 .678 PH ILAD ELPH IA, 'J u ly '16.— A EVERT TRUE B Y CONDO| — 40 30 .501 ninth inning rally hilly enabled Phila­ Phlladelphia to Ue the'score on-Detroit Monday and three, hits in tho tenth W R *A T 3>o •vCETCt. , ^o<2. OVRi. T H ii\ )£ 2 / ;C lnhlnjr gave the home team a 6 to 4 victory., . * ’ r,i V&U » l -1 #uHt5N L C-O IMTO A ^3TOfil£ ■Score by inningst "g ’ *,J e i alee to cet CHeera.puu ltl4 N T * f Detriot .........004 000 000 0—4 0 1 5 seRvice. B u t K ' , " * " " Philadelphia 012 000 001 0—6 12 0 ATIO N AL LEAGUE* ’ f c a t Won Lost Pet. ork ....... , 53 20 .071 Perkins, Gibson: * *>i yue, o ’ ......... 44./ 84 471 *’ * ’T -■>*>> *•■■•'»■*•( ,|I Now - York 1*4V St. f^dis S-»H NEW YORK, July 15.— Tho New York Yankees-and HL . Louis Browns broke even in.their double header here Monday. The Yanks made it three straight by winning iUTHERN LBAGUB the first eame -7 to 3, but were Won Lost • P e t stopped In tne second game, i> to I. Ruth hit hia 26th and 28th home, runs in Ihia game. • . •• First Garpe . , , ,< ' Score'hy.lpnlngtf./ ; > . » / i j Bt. Louis ...... 200 100 Odo—ll' <1 2 New 3Tork —.-SOJ 022 OOx—7 13 u Danfortn, Bay no 'nn<r.'iBev«reld: Pennock and Scnang.' te i TAMPA* July 15,-A * pltai that will be (he prty Tampa citizens ia the pin city commlteloR, the HiOg Medical Asiociajlon and |j E ital board, Lengthy dia KV« been taking place eeZ the plans for a building for by the recently voted I worth of bonds for the i and it Is probable that a Blonal iioBpital architect lected to draw plan*, for hoimita), w h ich ,ith M 'li geatedi ahouldjbe erected | units of .100 beds each, kBUILD UNIQUE VILL as >nally W o r k e d is Show Increase rpductlon in 1923 Second Game Score by innings: , St. Lodi* .... :....’ 0OO;6 l8 200—9 9 ‘i New York ....... 000 000130—4 fi 4 Wingard mid Suvcreld; Shawkoy, Markle, Gaston, PIpgras and H off­ .AHASSEE, . Jul^ 15.— man. Qwend and operated by the l themsalVes returned an cash balance of |890 In wording to a federal sur16)188. ^Figures covering ’ey have been received hero that fn‘ addition tb tho r AjHeK ) Q e f i IT , CotmWM. IKM. in KKA S «n f» Lak e County Chamber W ill Advertise F or Asks Exhibit Finances Road - Bridge Bonds WEST PALM BEACH, July 16. —C. H. Holtalaw, county engineer, hog. been ins true ted ,to. advertise fo r bida on construction of alg new bridges and two stretched of rondtfny In Palm Beach county, Tho bridges include one on the Dixie Highway' at the old Jupiter bridge, which is to be rebuilt of concrete-steel; frame bridge over tho dralnngo canal at Prosperity EAST HOAtfllfY. ‘t wuiyi6^Bo?;u» u: servants a village of Ubst cottages has been* built ne by the wife of the',vicar pf j Middlesex. The Village hM power station and everythin cottages is.'done by electrid Kkhykge,p,...MK5 Farms; u concrete-steel gg at the Dixie Hfghwsy atm canal; one over the noril River canal at ’ South B|2 ono over the Miami csnill lock* near Rittn. . Thors’g so be an eight-mile stnN roadway between Rascom'i And Canal Point. . iikWPtftr 'P o n r <2^4eCf?rcuLC.T G i\ )c i t !!! , i ® K ! d machinery "krtJ] A180r making an averago f 11,020 for use of 817,490. al and the mbor of the , T ry Smith’s Barber C T M f r n a y j f t Shop fo r' good barber d on the form eatiniatod orth 1250 on- lhs averege, work .-err next Valdez ited. This la ^lightly beU i shown by a similar sur1922 on 0,004 owner-opfarm# which averaged a ounce -of 2716, increased y of, J8202, sod produced fpjusl worth 8W4 on c#p- G A B R IE L GRHATER ——i i >a < | ..c S S ^ g r ‘ :P . A . M E R O Summer Hints fo r Y ou n g Mothers roal Direct From the Manufacturer , •; N o Middle M en’s Profit O U R FIR ST CO ST-AND O N L Y One Small Profit remedy IS Y O U R O N L Y COST D E L IV E R E D O N Y O U R JOB Frpm our own Modern BuHding Material Plant at Longwood, Midway Betwfedii Baotord and Orlando. L E T US F IG U R E YO UR COM PLETE J L M A T E R IA L RILL T H E S A V IN G W I L L S U R P R IS E YQJ d bowel thappen. n t come Such popularity must be desertre accid en t. Smoker* were ready fo r a better cigarette .em f In Chetterfield they found It. Taste convinced them. That** why men are turning �B U ILD IN G ■BATES In Advance Lost and Pound M A T E R IA L m tm buslneai men of competent page of The Herald. There*, no reaeon for sending out-pf-town for heijj when there la probably Just the -person you want In the dty BUILDING m y L ford the Sanford Building and Loan Association needs help. We f>Mte people wanting to borrow mo■niy from taa so that they can build. FWa can place $160,000 right now. ".you want to make eight per cent FOR R E N T -T o reaponslbl pilem t and be absolutely safe in ty, downtown apartment ol your Investment boy, preferred rooms. Inquire at Herald c •toek Ip a substantial Sanford in­ stitution. Consult , yhur banker. Then call ' and we’ll explain the matter to you. -Sanford Building • Loan Association, A. P. ConV o k RENT—8-room apartment nelly, Secretary. 202 Park Avenue. SHOES—Become our -local sales­ FOR RENT—Two-room. House­ man, selling high grado shoes keeping apartment 71B Oak direct to wearer. Quick seller and Avenue.________________ • t.1'.' ■ good commission. Experience not FOR .RENT— Cool three-room required. TANNERS’ SHOE MFG. apartment, bath, option fur­ CO., 2013 C S t, Boston, Mass. nished or unfurnished. Wight Bros. C o . _____________ ‘ 1. FUHUC STENOGRAPHER Office .up-stairs' Court House, FOR RENT—Two-room apart­ phbne. 470. Jessie D. Klcinman. ment with or VBthotifc. garage, Apply 618 Oak Avenue., , : • Carter Lumber Company W.-Laurel St.___Phone 505 IL L LUMPER CO. "'House of WANTED—Money to loan oh Service, Quality and Price. , 33 good first mortgages; new <Utee are for homes In Sanford’* most desira­ keertlon*. ble residential section. FLETCH­ , ( average length Are you moving? I f so, call a ER & BULGER BUILDING COM­ i s Mas . tote *oo for first QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER to PANY, Room No. 9„ Davis-Mcdo the Job; they know hoyr, and Ncill Building, Orlando, Florida. La Is restricted to will handle your goods as you Phone 1768, □bcstlon._____ _ f Is wad* The Ban- would yourself. Phone 498. will be responsible WANTED— 'VANihU— Uoys Boys and girls to open ! incorrect insertion., savings accounts In the Sanford tr. for subsequent Building and Lean Association. hie office should bo An easy way to save and make ledisteir In caee of Advertising your savings pay you eight per iranTisBRS. cent interest We will bo glad to rsprasentetUC thor- LEARN ABOUT Polk County and cfplaln the plan to you. Sanford Hf with ratas. rules Lxkelsnd. through the Star-Tele­ it ion, will glv# you gram. Best advertising inodium in Building ti Loan Association, A. P. Connelly, Secretary. formation. 1-Aad. i' If w will sestet yomln South Florida Published mornings. Btar-Telesrram, Lakeland, Fla. 7 wsnt *A to make HOUSES— FO R S A L E UDUB (Gn.y L.HL>OnR—ClaaaN otice la. hereby given that the ads have the largest clrpuI n At n o tic e R E A L ESTATE Hoard o f County Commlaslonhri In tn • Southwestern Georgia, i should give their land fo r SemtnolS1County, Florida, FOR SALE—New 6-room bungsistoff it• eddreaa a* ir rhohe number If ADVERTISE m tbe.Journal-Hcrw ill at their next regular m eetin g -le w at 109 Holly Avenue. Price results About ona and terms* very attractive. Inquire ald, South Georgia’s % greatest FOR RENT—7-room houso closa to be held qp, Monday. August 4th, 113 Holly Avenue.____________ _ ,f a thousand has a A. D . 1111, at 1* O’clock A. M . rend th» others can't newspaper, ], afternoon, in, all conveniences, $40,00 I wUh you’ unless weekly and c e lv « bid* fo r c la y in g nod m ile on , lasiiflod rates month FOR SALE OR TlftADE— Sevenfogr eddrsds.. itl;-. ... 10c1per 11. the ,1.0nKw ood-W agnet road and aycrosi Journalroom house, small payment FOR RENT—Ono two-room atmi fur cln yln g o f approslm ately ttnoaoeo be Hei aycroaa, Georgia. n m at Tha Isa* 7-3 o f n mile on the road beginning down, or well located vacant lot apartment, well furnished, cen­ la writs »r ay li m« * -A - TO REACH the prosperous farm- trally located, $25.00, ns fo llo w s: llr g . 10 rim. W est' ‘oS hU tint payment. Would trade on I * L k M_ 4a s'a. ».aHilla the BE Cor. o f Bee, 31. Tp. 19 R .J L i a celery farm. See E. S. Hockey, -era and io m ,growers, of Volusia aal tmIIS. 30 K . nr at the corner St th e 1111East Second 8treet. cotintr advertise in the DcLand FOR SALE— 6 acres celery land, Kwedlsli : Prompt, Efficient Church In Neu llpsala. run 3 ncros cleared, 1 1-2 acres tiled, Dally News, rate le per word, cash Battle*. .? thenre North to the railroad, c la y fine condition, bargain. to be 10 feet wide, uml 9 Inchea’ f’ OR SALE~Boautlful comer lot £87x200 feet. Dwelling 16 rooms thick when packed This board r e ­ A U T T LE W ANT AD In Th* ONE IX)T close in on Park Avo- serves the righ t to reject any o r filmished; lots for building eight nue, a bargain. ull I,l.le Herald will bring you big re­ iFOR SALE Tiottagfa. These apartments yield­ K. A DOUOLAfiS, Clerhv ing’ f 60 monthly; sult*. Advertise those old articles FIVE-ROOM Dungalow, all mod­ 7 rooms for ern conveniences, $3,200.00. owner; noon to bo valuable busli-ForA tobrlng car you .bava stored away and hava NOTICE We have the bargains nnd sell Ledsn, three months no use for. A little thlrty-cent ad N otlra la liaruby r I vpii thul the may bring you several dollars. at the owner’s price. Call In and nimril o f County Cnmmlxelonera In [down. Phono 671J. Phone 148 and ‘ a representative see us, wo will save you money. und fo r Ht-mlnolr C ount}, F lorid*, w ill at thalr nr i t rrRulnr inrrtlna Seminole Realty Co., will call to see you. to hr hrhl mi Monday. A in n id tth, Seminole Hotel Annek. 1* ALWAYS-the FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando A. D. 10X4. nl 10 O'clock A M., r r . ’ We know we cannot do ALL the the more reason you calve hide fo r th r oprnlns and morang Sentinel; largest classi­ clearlnir o f tha rlk h l of wuy uf the hauling end transfer business In re QUICK SERVICE fied, business, rate le a word, min- FOR SALE— On easy terms, well rxtanalon of tlrn eva A vm u r. from to do that Job of Imum 24c cash with order, located building lots in desir­ M rllo n vlllo Avenue, Kuat to M id­ Sanford; but wo do know that wc hrr (t be n local, or AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — An able residential section. Very lit­ way, righ t o f » « j - to hr cleared get the CREAM of It, and that the ee haul. Phone 498. tle cash required. Can bo pur­ BO ft. wldn. T h l* hoard rr»>rvra reason for that is the SERVICE gusts, ___ Ga.—Augusta's ___ greatest QUICK SERVICE chased on easy monthly payments. thr rla lit to reject any or all hlds. wc render. classified medium, rata cash .09c K A DOUQLAHH. Clerk. TRANSFER, Phone 4UB. charga.i. 10b 10c parr pa*- .line,.minimum I,ots from $500 to $1260. Address Box 412. Sanford, Florida._____ _ W ILL TRADE ilx-room bungalow located In Riverside, Miami, for TO BUY>—Hi^fi«| well located property In Sanford. Suit be newly '.c Bungalow is now rented unfur­ m , well iQStttfidw# nished for fifty dollars per month. terms. WiU irii^ My equity Is $4,000. Price of house price, to .< p M n Is $8,000. What have you to of­ * complete Infer ^BEA3CHilDOUNTY—The fer? Address, Bungalow, care of ration, site of Ho’l i of stupendous development Sanford Herald iddresa Jlcx' 79, ,< iboat U \ tho. Palm Beach Sample c o p y ’’Stmt on w- FUR SALE— By rwner, 1V acres tiled land with alx-room house, K EE P POSTED on 4th St. and Pecan Ave. Inquire T X ii pA’.T L o R ib X — t ! Box “ C. C.”. care Herald.________ dally, DO YOU W A N T TO BUILD? I ____■ ,,_jlmum R CENT I N T f f l p T IS t s & k '? ! * * il Hook Issuel ^6^ UKVtelXJl'KRS7ATTKNfrOK—Petiaseola la b eg in n in g the graatoat de­ p BUILDINQ velop m en t In d lo rld a 'e h leto ry; • h a lf m illion d o lla r h igh w a y to th* [ASSOCIATION , lf- beach Juet flnlehed; a tw o Itment with this T ip - gmwllllan d o lla r b rid ge aeroee Keeam I institution is thq saf- b la B a y started ; q u a rter . m illion d o lla r opera houea under ronatrucrnske in Sanforyt Coq- tio a r tw o m illion# b ein g anent on h ig h w a y : g re a te s t cHuhce fo r llvn iker and get bis advice, davalopara The Sanford Herald r to g a t In on ground quests for $160,000 fto o i, 'W rite D evelopm ent D ep a rt­ r~" r r-1 ---aa a tin* ___ a* a Itee 4* mlint l Sanford Herald, starting with the is­ Florida real estate advertise In tha St. Petersburg1Times, On* cent cent si word dally, two cents a word sue o f ............ .......... **• .... ...... for which I am enclosing that Job J »e. (Jive ‘ yourself. :r v k k TRAMfifj Name Address No t i c e through • S L ’Au'gustlno Evening Record, lick result*. Two cents per word, FIFTY-TWO PERSONB MISSING .tuple copy on reauest I SAN FRANCISCO, July I f.— Fifty-two persons are unaccounted for and are believed to have per­ ished within the last 24 hours*In forest fires which ar* »wreeping*JI seetions of the Pacific Coast, p a y are w. O. Dillon end family of *lx with six loggers esughttn a fire on Trapper Creek. Idado. . A party^of CI1APUAN, r B O T H D A I L Y A N D W E E K L Y ISSUES 9 H ,** E } " 3 D A ILY * * a One Y er....«,....«..... 17.00 , Six Months------,^..18.50 Three Months ....—-$1.75 One Month :---- $ .65 WEEKLY •, Oi SI 0 •■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a n a a a a a a a a a M a a a a a ia a 1 ■ ' President. m. s A tb -O / P o te LOST—July 8rd, vanity case con­ taining. two stranda- of beads, pocket knife, also sovaral other articles. Finder please, return to Herald office. . ' MOTHERS _ Watch for symptoms of woi In your children. These p e n t are the great destroyers'of cl life. I f you have reason to th your child has worms, act quid Give ,the little ona a dose or twt White’s Cream Vermifuge. Woi cannot exist where this tins am) successful remedy is u* drives out the worms and n the rosy hue of health to cheek*. Price 35c. Sold by Phattnacy, July 10, blown suit, Palmi Beach suit,, dark blue serge suit with flaps over the coat pockets, lemon pair panU, black, oaqfc and two other dark-blue pair* pants. Fin­ der please return to Willis Murry, R. F. D. No. 1, Box 216, Sanford, Invest! Fla. Reward. LOST—Small roa rod* pockotbook con­ taining bills. Finder return to Herald office or Mrs, R. W. Turncr, 306 Palmetto Avenue. LOST—Will ^he person who picked up a Conklin fountain pen with a black ribbon In the P. O. Monday please leave It at .the Herald office and receive reward? i . If it’s.baggnge, a piano, a safe, household goods, in fact anything movable, we are In the transfer business for that’ purpose and will handle them tb your entire satisfaction. Phone 498. Ask yourself the reason tha QUICK SERVICE TRA FER Is alwsys busy, even 1 other transfers are idle. The son' la, they believe in that 1 FOR SALE—iFordson tractor and SERVICE, and apply it in I harrow, also mowing machine business. Call 498. V’3 and rake, all in perfect condition, at sacrifice. See Louis Fleischer, Sanford, Fla. ___________ Houses For Rem radio sbts, bargains, easy tarns, Hof-Mnc Battery Co. L U M B E R ~ F O R ^ S A *t& ^ Y S IW pine framing, sheeting, siding and flooring, Delivered at reas­ onable price#. Plenty of lumber, quick service. Vermont Lumber Co., Osteen, FIs. WINE CULTURE MUSEUM FREIBURG, Germany, July 14. —A museum 6f wine culture has been established In thjs dty. The city furnished the building, the his­ toric old Peterhof, nnd tha state of Baden hns assumed the burden of Rooms For Rent upkeep bf the undertaking. The museum will furnish on historical perspective of the development of wine growing nnd wine making in Germany. • * * * * ’ * • ' NICE cool rooms, facing river, $7 per work. VENDOME HOTEL, 316 N, Hunch SL, Daytona, Fla. ;m e t : w Sw m S ffw w ip ■ U M V V f: D oC TQ g^, .fi t»o 6 lE v J : ‘ HVMc* rtH&,HA.T TE*^ W I ’ £011 RENT— House, close Frank L. Woodru tt.______ FOR RENT—c-room house ly finished throughout Go< cation. 200 5 S t F O ^ RENT— 7-room house ip. AH conveniences, $40 in Ono 2-roo manartment, well nlshed, centrally located, $ month. ______ ■. ■ FO R'RENT—One five-room galow, modem and cloee ii T. Pace, 801 W. First Street 311 Park Avenue, G. W . V E N A B L E . . REFLECTING TINTS OF SUMMER i•• i nm l i t TOM MOORE *. , •OPTOMETRIST O PTICIAN 221 E.'First S t P H O N E 410 « 1 ‘ 4|7,W. First St. Phone 460 Deintv and colorful, with a hint ol thr l int of Summer flower*, I ho /rOcV I o thclrlt it developed in onQ of th* lovely French rottou fabrics. It itol lubuUr •hapc. the lower edge qI Iha skirt being trimmed with two pleilrd fiounrrt of plain voile edged with ribbon, Ribbon ie used to bind the neck and snort ki­ mono ilecvrt. ’ Medium site teqqirei JJ4 yards 36-Inch figured, and 2 yards 36-inch plain piatcful, and 7 yards of ribbon. /<■' A glorious shade of peach cotton crip* ft ueed to develop I he eecond frock, which has the.kimono ileeves lengthened with deep lace t ufls. Cr(|« d* Chine or rripfijpg|in<may be used with e*jusl effecttvefteia la reprtxlucg this model, fihich, for medium quires 4>< yards 36-Inch meUtisl. Ths collar has tab ends embroidered with the wearer's initial. First Model; Pictorial Review Dress No.216J. Site*, 16 (o 20 years and 34 to 44 inchaa buyl. Price, 43 cents. Second Models Dreit No Sues, 16 tp 70 years and to 46 lachee bust; Price, 43 cents. Initial 543. Transfer of aay 3-inch letter, 15 tents. h o Sanford Novelty Work* ■; V. c, coU br ri»s. S j i l T C o m a e ratal a iiw el > ii*pH7r ,OE: JkaAiBYfcKtMfe. i Wt , Elton J* Mouff! ’ ‘ G eneral s h ip a a « Still W e e k , CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER ARCHITECT Firm National Bank Sanford, m j '■■■ F Fred I^. W ilson' * 11;, i j| ATTORNEY-AT-LAW/ First National Bank Bldg, Sanford. — 1----- -- Florid* G e o rg e A ; D eC o ttc Attorney-a t-Law 'Over Seminole Cotinlj Bank ^ ------------ PR IN TIN G Thd Matthews Press Phone 417-L$ Wrisks Bldg, Ssnford. Fla. OH*. THATT’b i%lGHT*t TWC \M A C A W PC H TB .R HERE A.M iW O Te.- * G O O D t i T U N T C>OT T H E TROOe>|_£ t*b» T H E ’bE. r----- FOR RENT— 0-room house door to “Gables." Inquire Lois Evans. CSCT Yowells. FOR RENT— Furnished rooms. 1101 Elm Avenue, corner of 11th Streot._ _ o . t. FOR RENT—Rooms. Wouldn’t you he able to us« tha money se­ cured by renting that vacant room nost going to waste? Thera ara y persons looking tor places to « . * Help taka (srtt o f1them «fid not only make money but assist In keeping people In Ssnford. Phone 148 and rlv« your ad over the. tel­ ephone. IIso The Herald for quick Daily Fashion Hint By GEORGE McMANUS H O ^ A V F Q ^ A R ^ T I b ' SIGNS YOU CAN BBLIEVI , ' j| i Vl*^ < I *J > It your breath la bad and have, spells oi swimming in ,head, I poor <at>petite,,.constlpi and a general no-account teem It a.aign your liver (a torpid, onp really dependable' rented] all disorders In the liver, *toi and bowels la Uerhtne. It powerfully on the liver, etrai ena digestion, purifies the be and restores a fine feeling ol ergy, .vim and cheerfulness. A 60c. Sold by Union Contractor and Builder Gentlemen— Please send me The 4 by us. Thereto !i i>*r annual Meeting . qf lUrr. nf T]IB.jrLORtDA ■K Coju*oJtATiON will ear offu-e* In tba Hall ktllaing at p. mMu.t HI,, ju t, for the * directorate and the '■ of all other matters Properly coma before ** A fujl attondance m by not Pa*** pf r. Herald interesting want ada confiiw B . message*.' It will pay you to rsai Sanford, Florida. m ent Tha P en sacola N e w s .’ -.,. W K BT~W m 5 I NTa — Clark abu rg. ’ Tim C lark sb u rg • Rxponant. m orning In clu d in g Sunday, m orning Issue. I c e o t ,p * r w o rd . minlmuro 34a k* *re competent, c* fccomnindatipg; U ’tJ [vise, they would' MISCELLANEOUS ‘ PWJttl wmmm DR. R. M. W E I GBADUATB YBTBRINA doom 266 Coared Bull* f’hosMt Offtea *•, Basil M DKLAND, F L A .’ - •. m iw d b n r s r it 7 if e m 2 * gti » |./J ' -1- LA W Y «igera-V*>4,^• Ofn <v/t|r i •t- ~ Con T T r ^ ' '< t> 0 W O T- A • D O C T O R ’. ■w m m m|l|■■■■ ■ jis-ui-nr...,’. 1 R K A I > K S T A T K ‘. 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SINGLE )AY*JUl,Y SANFORD, FI,0 F IV E r-r- ifs .r i ■to— ygv rWWW. jy f -M -t W ASm N t^ON .JJu}; WASHINGTON. ’July 10. o f the ______ U P ____ _ ,-jiim until aeeleaders plannod to me. ope month in ly-runnlng etwnc., t j , • „ •' irarw ork of tho party organisation ' as tutnW ovar by ■ w fiT be In general cha , John TTAdalns, the retiring na­• Charles D. Hiues, National tional chairman, and added to by mltteemdn for that state. . Mr. Coolidgo also will t __ strength with Mr. Butler •the erea___ — . under pres­ an hdvisory Committee. The ent plans; tadditional headquar­ visory committee'as conedv ' ters are to be opened ;any exist, Mr. Coolidgo will be an ln f_, ing factional differences will bo body with its . membership^ pendent largely upon the . p» eliminated »o far as possible and ole situation brought to a the whole lems that arise. It is nori purpose o f1 the present point bo — ‘ nt where the campaign can *— >to energetically rgctlcally put tinder, way lican campaign manage mediately create a definite advlso . dlately President Cool! ™ _ . mittce as was dope in 10 sounds the keynote of his notifi­ Chairman Hayos selected cation ceremonies bore Aug. 14. At. T« Hart,,_____ _ • The plana for tho Intervening u C «* lea, John W„ Weeks, month o f work wjll be' discussed setts, and Harry M. Daujpirtq, by Mr. Coolidgo with Chairman Butler before the- end of the of Ohio, as hi* official advisors. — t---------------------------- i— :-------rrr '.jit •i-is, a Tati M8 SH!K%» T w is y s of Situation ’Officet-s >rehended . r’t ' American r0 1 ' W -., J a b L zTnz-" One S olid e O fS w Ia tl Florida W om an„,____ Conference t.ynlnwH it f Sh^ R e c o fit l* M M Rjor U g y in c H w i r W ith W h itt, M an an d N e g ro in Tourinfc C o r N ea r En: A dd, ' N o rth C a rolin a on /; the A fte r n o o n o f Ju ly 2 preps!*?, ^ f looding A t jt M rente.. aitrican the delegates sat ....... - * * * * representatives, iogg, American' ambassador to am statesmen Great Britain, and Col. Janies A. I,ocan, Jr„ American observer land, but taati. . , . . are a successful ;termtoat with the Reparations . Commis­ the Jmbeting only by«ttriet w sion. . • •* • : to efforts to enforce Urn »Afteir Premier MacDonald had •herence , yt^ak^^a%ia, •1I* ^v .ft ■ij, ^ . been chosen chairman of the con- ' Mr. Keflogg **ld yetterday aft­ ferenco and committees appoint­ ernoon he waa hopeful about the ed to work out agent, the con­ London confermet) becattM there ference adjourned until tomorwas ho alternative to the Dawos* reparation plan. I f It went Into The conference 1. recognised the discard there was no hope of by the press me the most Import­ ever settling the problem, .v ant gathering of allied statesmen •.CHICAGO, Juiy^ie^A m eric N O R F O L K July B - . lfl.—"If . J U authorities wfll search a ciusfarmers were glvpn lhe bpportunl1 . of woods near n negro settlcto own the largest tfraltj tnarketif tn l oa the right hand side o f rompany In the United Stet he detour out of Enfield, N.~C., through the merger la ion Near oward Halifax,” Mrs. EdVfard Algrain eompanieii, four in Chi n Tuesday night told a repreand. one Itt Kansaa' .Cfty. q ff Despite sofltative of the Associated Press “ Ai here T ueadoyv.,v < , believe. they will find trace of • The. Grain Marketing. Com' -» Possession jor Bemud H. MeLeary.", the name of the'.Merger cor 'ra. Allen, who reached NorIs capitalised at fcfl.OdO.OOO. a / AIRES. July 18. Saturday after a slow trip eventually Is intendwpto be fai iiro dispatch which in an automobile from Florida m1-owned, controlled and'opera. The enpipanlca : merged ' are the with her three children,- related to the Agenda Armour. Grain Gobi pony, Rosen* 'its detail her encounter with a par,,tho semi-official Six Are Killed in Republicans bairni- GfdlH’*»Gori*orationt*!*J. ~l^- ’ of three men in a “bluish” tournews agency, says g cauplpng tho highway.th Shaffer and■ Company, ' v, Rosenbaum Rosi W m Hindu Disturbance To - •Nam e Ticket Brothers and this Davis, Noland, m government has on the afternoon I * • il * <<'*{ ^ July. .racu)Pcr of kthe Merrill .Grata* Company, tho latter arrest o f several DELHI,, British India, ^ PALATKA, July .18. *«- The of Kanaka C ity.' • -• . ;y she declared IMSM anny 16.—Six persons were killed nd police officers in Tho. new company, incorporated Florida Republican Convention and more than 100 wounded in neiro and begun an got under way here at noon under the Illinois co-operative mar­ ccr, apparently In a dated or ’ Mng Tuesday between M0* «; ion of the aj-nty keting-Act, will control elevator —.nnclesa condition. today for tho nomination of a imadan* and Hindus. Tha “ Ha had on an army cap," Mrs. spare in Chicago and other cltie* full state ticket to be entlired In Break Ground for New Merriiturbance was caused by*what Allen said, “ and waa wedged In with a capacity of more than 60r the general election thia fall. It o*Uck of news fo f 18 ie described as thq aggressive wet hVr Business Block*—Meisch 00,000 bushels. Tho Bartlett Fra­ the front seat between a red- attitude of Mohammedans who wnn intimated that J. R. O'Neal official o t unofBuilding Nears Completioe— (Hired man with r scar across his sier Company of'Chicago, mention­ of Orlando has been agreed nina the iejrelutlonpersisted In carrying Cows for Enlarging Ford Garage. ,• upon to head the ticket aa candi­ ed In original plana for the mat. light cheek and a negro whoso t ___________ nt Sao Paulo, has sacrifice through the prohibited fnco was m > Mack that it shined. ger 4a not included In Tuesday’s date for governor. Today’s kt 1concern -'hero and area where the Hindus livo. It was learned this morning His head was drooped upon his plans but it was reported it might meeting was a recosa session |r, in some quarters that the Clydo Steamship Compa­ The Mohammedans are de­ chest, and his eyes were closed." from the regular cqnvontlon last amalgamate latitv- ' Ltion Jhcrc has grAwn ny is completing plans for a 100clared to have entered the Hin­ Mrs. Alien paid that her atten­ / Financial Plan Mny at which time it wad de­ du streets, breaking open and foot addition along tho entire cast tion was; first attracted to the Under the financial plan for the cided to postpone naming of the llisrt sovernmant’*1cen­ setting fire to houses and des­ aide of tbeir present warehouse |terfy Whim their car barely merger, 1,000,000 shares o f common stnto ticket until aftey the state sors to bo functioning and dock at tho foot of Palmetto ecrating Idols. ' Tho military crashing stock of #1, par ynluo, 1.000.0QO missed'' Democratic Primaries in June. near Batti te. Into her truck than ever to pyovent Avenue, at a cost of approximate­ waa called out with armored shares of “ A " preferred of #26 par red men cursed us Following the formal organisa­ .“The [ world knowing what ly 116,000. care and forced fire on the mob. valno, and 600,000 shares of *IB’^ -Jmethtng awful,” she declared. tion, n platform commlttoo was He channels through irofcrred of #60 par value will be. Bluish Car G*ee Toward Enfield scheduled to muko its report to ilion had bpr" ;<*m- . Mrs. J. B. Colder, who is a rep­ ssued. The “ A” preferred will be : The “ bluish” car, she said, pro­ tho convention. ■ „ Aires from Uie tho- resentative of the company here, sold only to farmers, who will be ceeded toward Enfield. rsTolution havo born stated that she did not know the given an opportunity to buy an Upon reaching Enfield, Mrs. Monday night. Moth* exact plans in regard to tho ad­ equal number of shares of com ' Allen said, her party was advised heard up to the prea- dition, but said that the offices fnon stock, the common stock not to #o take a detour, beginning In tho thc wireless dls- and the waiting rooms will be be disposed of in any other man­ edge' o f the ^city and leading ilvcd, Monday evc- moved Into the new y*rt of (he ner.^through a negro settlement. whlch had called building when it is completed and Tho “ B” preferred stock is to be “ There was a thick growth of day. saying that the part they rtow occupy will WASHINGTON. July 16.—The redeemed aa rapidly as tho “ A " t Dod* In the swamp Just beyond turret explosion aboard the battle­ Within eight miles be used for storage and warehouse ifefetred is sold, so that eventual- •.afield,” she said. “ We had tire ship Mississippi o ff tho California room. ' ' SAN FRANCISCO, July 16.— y farmers will be the,only stock- trouble and had to stop. Ahead of coast last June 12, to which 44 men It Is understood that due to (be etches received at Nacion from Rio large increase during tho P**1 Fifty-two persona are unaccount­ holders to the company, as stock Is Us in the ditch, we saw the same and three officers were killed, re­ to be sold only to farmers, pro­ car that had barely missed run­ sulted from Insufficient air pres­ Mb, I * »*?"* few months of the freight handled v ning Into us at Battleboro.Thero sure used In cleaning the bore of thu a rctx 1 prisoners, of by thi Clyde Company >ere It has ed for and believed to have peiv ducers and grain growers. Besides large elevator space 1n was nobody in sight. In a few big gun, according to findings Of is' cavalry officers, become necesmry, to’ Increase ttheir lahod within tha past 24 hours In ..jig shipments. the forest fires which are sweeping Chicago; the merger concerns -will linule* the red-haired man and the naval eourt e f inquiry. ■at'Santos from.Sao facilities fo. *I*o control space in Kansas (Jit), negro came out of the woods >ei*i during the all sections of tho PaelQc cosst. ■A ■ . ■ ■From ^Ime tO The to the iupper .handling a uu fire tit v bis Omaha, Minneapolis. / Wtoor» the fight hand sida of the road coiApany has deserter* from/ the »ast five ye room, thq.rourt sold MJg.Ita findings ' dug northF'kuA. took, -a long Contimao.■ ■■ ____________________ fa ta U m .sU U ’ mcnt announced-Tuooday, wa* “eniunMi b> ‘ Vi dado, __ le out o f 1 the car. w\ _ __ „ ____ Jo the , The fire* eonttnned utihboted to­ onists are much . . . . ___ _ _____ safety doors _ not being entirely “The bundle,” Mrs>-Allcn said, the ever and steadily Increasing vol­ day in the Padfic corfst Stetes with Fnlrport, Ohio; Erie, Pa.? Buffalo closed’’ and casualties were In­ and some export points Including the nxeeption o f Oregon, end n Oalvcston. Texas City, Texas; Nor­ “ was as long as three pillows and creased by the presence o f Unof­ lolutinnary .. . loader, Gen* ume tWf ’ bUMOtss. . '■**‘ was wrapped In blue cloth that k 'Dint Has Lor Lopes, has pro* Mrs. Calder further stated that British Columbia. In California folk and Deport Harbor, Georgian looked like an awning; I called my ficial observers “ who crowded the .d over the govarn* representatives of tho company the ftrcft wore confined fot the Bay. son’s attention to what waa going passageways making exits more . legal Tice-prosldcnt were scheduled to hold a confer­ most part to the national forests on and told him that it looked difficult.” To Watch Development* Me of. Sao Paulo, Col. ence some time today with S. 0 . and thousands o f acres of timber Tho court made.no recommenda­ mighty mysterious. The white The committee representing co­ Testes, but tho latter Shinholsor, a contractor of this land were reported to have been man took one end beneath his arm tions, its report being confined operative elevator concerns, the itly refused to accept, city, at Jacksonville in regard to burned over despite the effort* of and the negro took the other end solely to findings of fact. Secre­ fcs is now Organising the construction of the addition. hundreds of men dccrulted by the American Farm Bureau Federation In hta two haqdx and the carried tary Wilbur and hta technical staff and various other farm agencies of I interior with which to Merrlwether Business Block federal official*. a co-operative nature, which ihas it out into the woods.1,TJ»ey- didn’t have taken the document under snd over the governIt was also learnfed that as soon study to determine whether there Eastern Washington and north­ beeh studying the proposition and stay long.” ’ „ . |revolutionists. as the surveying and digging is ern Idaho reported fires beyond which ha* endorsed the plan with should be further action in con­ Mysterious Maneuvers completed the pouring of the con­ control while in British Columbia reservations said that it will con­ The mysterious maneuvers In nection with failure to comply with els Mold City crete foundation for the new four member* of th# Doukhobor tinue to watch development of the tho swamp near Enfield, Mrs. Al­ regulations requiring that aafety WDEO, Uruguay, July Merrlwether buslnenn block, which len said, transpired about 3 o'clock doors in turrets be closed during . received from San- will be erected at a cost of ap- cclony have been missing since yes- project for a time before taking in th# afternoon. About 6 o'clock, firing operatioiia and also with rer lato Monday night )ximately 825,000, will start. tordaw in the vicinity of Porcu­ final action. rd to the presence of unauthorThe cxeujlve officials of the big she .continued, a thunderstorm c pouring will probably atert pine Creek where a forest fire has d persons to tho turret. the situation in Sao overtook her party and they grain companies Included in the been raging. unchanged, the rebels on Mohday, it was said. stopped for shelter at a placo department Gives “ Facta” Several Doukhobours of a party merger have offered to run the railed “ Rlverdam Baptist Church.” i city against the presIt is observed that largo quanSummarising the report the de­ merged company for five years and o f sixteen who escaped from the ertl troops, which have titles of sand and crushed rock "While we were there," she de­ partment gave ihe following as >m Santos and RIO Ja- are being dumped on the site or flames may lose their eye eight, instruct the growers in the han­ clared, “ a black car drove up and “ Facts" established by tha court: dling of grain. The executives of » . tho building at the comer of Mag­ according to physician* at' Nelson. “ At about 11:4# a. m., June 12, (Continued from pago 8) (Continued on page 8) ..ed that 2,000 federal nolia Avenue and Second street. 1924, the U. 8. 8 . Mlaaiaelppl while Fifteen fires were reported --------------■ ■ — \r arked at Porto Alegre It is understood that work on from Central Washington In the firing Advapee Practice B. together last night Their ^ e - this building will be rushed as Wenatchee and Chelan national Contest W inners Are Decision Affirmed By with w i h i ithe u « Tennessee a u i m e e o v w and sIdaho, w w u > aufwitnessed by Morgcs several o f the store spaces are feted • caAualty In the riffht gun of Circuit Court Appeals forests. To Be Honor Guests resident o f the state said to already be rented. The number two turret which resulted The fire situation In California > do Sul, and large structure will bo similar to tho in the death o f three officers and COLUMBUS, O., July 18.—The ia said by forest officials to be the citizens. Tho govem- one It will Adjoin on the north ___ ____ „_T forty-four (or46) 46 men and the in A large number of the members Grande do Sul has side, and which also Is tho prop­ most in many years. In the north­ of the Junior Chamber of Com­ United States Circuit Court of ury of nine other man. About ern part of the state, two big fires a state of giege. erty of Mr. Merrlwether^ Appeals today affirmed tho South­ Jour hour* ter the left gun of Mrlsch Block Aimoat Complete are in the Clameth national for­ merce are requested, to attend the ern District Court of Michigan in number. turret waa acddsnU y dl sd and 10 additional -Islon Near ,. . Tho now buslnoss block of ‘ ho est- The Tahoe national forest, second luncheon o f that body which granting John Hansel and wife, ICTON. July 16;—A h- Meisch Realty Company which Is the Santa Baroata national forest will be held at the Mcntesuma of Grand Rapids, a verdict for men ware. . . .Wwd., n in tho struggle be* being completed on Fjrrst Street and the Sequoia national fortsta Hotel Thursday at 12:16 o’clock IJO.OOO against Benjamin Purnell, "The 19 additional men appear when Miss Mildred Holly and Miss rasilian government between Pij|mctio •nd Sanford are scenes of destructive blsses. to ... have_ been Injured while stand­ King of the House of David.” Irma Smith will bo honor guests. 4 revolutionary forces Avenues will bo ready for occuing outside the turret and by tho Officers of the organisation ask • Takes Serious Form. (Continucd on pago 9) nlo “ should not bo GIANT SWORDFISH blast of the gun. The entire turret for a full attendance to view of tho CATCHES SPOKANE, Wash.. July 16 it was said in an. of• 4,, crew were killed with the excep­ fact that these young women will lunlcation received toForest fire conditions In northern : LOS ANGELES, July 16.—Zan* tion of two men from the right be present and because of a number Idaho and eastern Washington, the Brazilian embassy gun, five men from the center gun of matters to be brought to Ihe at­ Grey, author and sportsman, ie and two men from the left gun by inued successes of the have takeif a serious turn. credited with landing tho largest tention o f the new organisatlqn. It t»s was reported, and Thirty-fivo persons including U will be rememberod that Mis* Holly twordfish of the season. He caught n was described aa fa* children, who were trapped at won first place In tho recant beaut* a 450-pound sea monitor with a Ihe government troops, Wheeler’s Mill, alx miles west of contest held at Daytona Beael rod and reel, after a battle of advance wat made by whom escaped. Blue Slide in Pend Oreille county, where she w>. was ,entered by the local several hours In the Catalina wa­ nee Tuesday,” the dis* Escaped by Exits ters yesterday. Washington, have recapod th« Are. j un|or chamber, EL PASO, Tex* Joly “ Now forces have “ All who escaped did so by meant two reports from Blue blido say. bert B. Fall, fonher aecretery of deeply into tho posio f ’ the exits Into tha lower han­ On. hundred and flNr*?^,***,* led until yesterday by the interior, Tuesday pleaded not dling room. The entrance doors un. guilty, waived preliminary com­ from the Constitution, Highland, Tfrenty*ene additional derncath ----------- -- of the tur — • overhang including two cavalry ment when ho was f e i g n e d be­ Surprise and Nabob mines of the ret opened upward and apparently fore United SUtes Commissioner ^ “ 4 in *time to per­ Cocur d’AIcn. dlsteict o l northern U>e state police, have . could not he *opened >aniog front Sao Paulo, A. J. W. Schmid on charge* grow­ Idaho, arrived In Kellogg today. mit escape, escape. .gttrign Ensign Smith Hroltn entered inlt artillery has not an* ing out of indictmenU returned They brought confirmation of the the turret by pnriim.open one of _ 'Union Avenue and the lake? the doors under jhe Overhand about fire batteries, by a apodal grand jury 1" tho destruction by fire uf tho surface Jhe report o f City Manager W. four joints of 10-lnch sewer j 16 minutes after the casualty oc. .. workings o f the Nabob mine and B. Williams for the month o f June of our front held by Dlatdct of Columbia. Tho indictments ■peeifUnlly aald property of the Constitution shows the past month to be far ir cannon, mounted on pitches were nyed a robot battenr. charge Fall with entering Into con­ and Highland Surprise mine* seri­ ahead o f the same months o f pre­ from Twelfth — -------------- vious years so far as construction •sorters from tho reb- tracts with private oil " “ P*"!** ously threatened. .^ . It :25 feet o f 12-lach sewer j by. Jaelvlduals end work done by to arrive in the inte- for tho drainage of federal oil re­ The fire, which Is on Pin* theB d laid at the Intersection of •Utf «n d ;confirm the serves and also the •creptencoo* b to J ii Tcricsrsstt. ' ' ’ (Continued on Creek, is burning on • twelve mile • - L lJ .’ U - ' «nt that exists among * Mr. VViUlama includes in hla Wa Avenue and Twelfth Street; j ,000 in two payraenU of front. It was said to ha the onto pitch was cut on Jessamine Av>rt tho work report work dona by preetieeach from E. L. Dobeny, Sr„ l serious bias# to that ridnlty. sU ally all* departr from Tenth t o - Eleven ' .rtments of the city I l JIj. Dohcny, Jr. ' suchitItia rather a asmF first Indictment ia In three others' reported as betog under and as______ tala mary •f ef what ia being done In : the first and third relating control. . fm zt government. to. u f r , . For The Blue Blus Slide fire was report Hanford‘ by the city ------------totite alleged #100,000 m ymenU. . . . • 148 .The report shows that of 1 destaogri two ranches In the first count It I* alleged the od to nave at Tenth and Oleander was cases tried in the city court, 16 * - -vith tho Dohonys waa six mile* weak o f t „ town. lit,’ Built bridge at tha to­ _____ ____ ____ _|trai m *|. ___ ghamoksne .... JBhlil^flres to __ were^ dismissed and six _were The an overt act, the writot Thlrtea fafred to ihe county. Fines and , „ K « . ic te r by Fall to Dohecy Stevens county. WooblngtoJ. *tW Twelflth costs totaled #1.919. was beyond beyond control rontrol tonsft today, burning two a and In the leal count tho specific was reported!to JeiL»ent of #100,000 U charged, to green timber along . front eight _ - -— w —»»»■■■ i, which did any slate last night In n second count charges vonspl-. to nine mile# long. cd grave of brush . — ^ * acc0vU,“ t of * £ ■ to,' near the child’s homo. £ « 1 to the Wyoming or Teapot as * ‘ 1 ’’ . f - . CHICAGO, July 16. Wheat, * receiving. Fall's plea. l-e ; his m . a - 4 . tfi doner Schmid-' itloner »»* #25,000 for a; nber, 124 te CLYDE COMPANY W I L L INCREASE KICK FACILITIES S f Fifty-two Persons Believed Dead In Raging Forest Fire Insufficient Air. Is Cause of Explosion Aboard Batil ‘ f it K K I Former Secretary Of Interior Enters Plea “Not Guilty” Report of City Work Was Done ■■ " ‘T nn' n,tmis £* r lOOte ^hows Much (onth of’June Party Not ------- «*■ VM, me Yet w Holding ; . % > -yV all, ^ x - No Dedsion As To the yQf.Headqi N E W Y O R K , J u ly W h en John W . DAVtt, era tic n om in ee fo r ^ f o r tho SO milffl to his $orn\try horn# at Valley, he waa nearer a deetoion na to;^ or th e Iocatl 6 not the Will RKosinttid PUiic far New choice o f a national cbal BODY W Building to Re BaUt oh Lakefront to City Commission For lit ApprovaL . 5r the locsHoe ef.’ tite mMn subsidiary headquarters fot w ar campaign than morning, when rofreahed week-end to tackle th ttX n t'l of hi* contest for ulon 73 The CHy Planning Commlaetpn at ite meeting Tuesday night passed a resolution adopting, for recommendation to the City Com­ ..Two day* of dt mission, plans for a new tnunlcl- party lenders—da;, 1 building or city hall which will the nomlnea erected In the near future. to’ Drawings Of three seta of plans were submitted by Elton J, Moughton ,. local architect. The third scheme with thq tower as^ahown newspaper man tort ntibL_ « to in the second scheme, waa adopted *4 regret JtfcM'be coul£ »niV«J by tho commission. , Th# building no aettlement In regard to a will be two storlee high and will important phase o f \ patty . be of a .Spanish architectural sign. It will be constructed on the Inkn front property of the city and. will face Park Avenue. Thia property is below Calhoun Street, oven on now. an imaginary one, extends ready to ( baclt> to the tracks of the Atlantic Coast Line Rallroed and north te Lake Monroe. , According to Mr. Moughtoir the build Ing Will show up ^extrmordi* narlly.uMl from ke. Tho, C iras? attention o f those coming boats. . Mombere of tha rfi Commission and thft two of the City Commission, drho present, were o f the opinion that the structure will b* vary beautiful when R to completed, and that it Fill ha a great advartlsoment for Sanford aa well aa serving aa the city haB. After long discussion*, on the various features of the plans sub­ mitted It was pqintod out by the members 01 the commission pres­ ent that tha plans for echemo No. 8 were by t a g , the moot desirable for the city’s new building. .» The building will contain a larg# space for the Are departnsenk, which will face Calhoun Street It w)U be a distance o f about 60 fe#t from the doors o f this department to the street, and will therefore give the motor equipment ample room for turning, will serve as a warning to automobiles on the street .the occupant# o f which may hoar and see the apparatus coming _ underMr. t _ and spent most o f with him. Mr. H ull/w ho was S J S iS tt ^ 3 ,S » S f t totem wit of Ust Wtek when hat >laln«d that he woUld toka^ P‘ anirmlt/i. !iS S u rtHaMldlhe I»6 B®i(i 116 ntd h S ’ n6icj b jS flee ft r three years With a vacation and that ha to hava ample time tolibnduct ...u.’fKtory' to lk. nip. SBBhh^LS'ikr tost weak.t h a t the 01 question should be got<ten the way aa early aa | view pf tb M a to r row .,oh and he ap#t . ... _ that the choice of a salt be willing chairman could be 1 may bp dried, trucks may cleaned, etc., It waa pointed oui. The first fioor of the building, will comprise offices for tha City Commission, the d ty clerk, the poet to more , than one mi had been unable to M u re (Continued on page I ) Invited to accept were met 1 by the statoment that Mr. office to bed o ff Us had bo R ln ^ > ( p.Jw'i toak af DeCottes and Lake Principal Speakers Kiwanis Meeting Ibedlft, at the sharp rm and ■-* • George AI DeCottes and Mayor Forrest Lake were the two main #1 speakers at the weekly luncheon of In' the Kiwanis Chib hstd this noon at tho Moptesume Hotel, and largely attended by the members of the or­ ganisation. Both the speakers told of the Democratic convention. to New York and furnished Kiwanlani wlth,|gMreotjlE7hecounU of Wtt£ happened In Madison 81 si feature o f I sno Plsytog which ca comment end vtaitore A large ^ m of way In ar % u IL* * v £ * i. — 1,»• vrmV Q �^ E 5 3 /& » * v .• v a rfj S IW R 4 J vere prepent long before the meet­ ing was scheduled to begin. When { the Britieh heir appeared; wearing I a lounge suit, a convention button I on the lapel of his coat, the Ameft* parctit- ti Greeted With :cnn delegates broke into cn thusiWlhaa He Appears Be­ {attic cheering, stamped the pinte World Advertising form and kept up theft oration for Meeting • 10 minutes. Then the prince «loON, .July 10,— Men and liverod a short address declaring ’bo Make advertising their the convention open. In 22 countries of tho . Keynote* of Speeches inday opened their first In­ Advertising and’ international re­ al cdnvcntioh In the heart ritish government's gruat- lotions were thd keynotes o f thu ici oioa i 1 - '■ »:•|«• . •*i**‘ -e• 1 he had finished I said: -You Hava told me nothing new; you have defined'a Democrat.'” Cordell Hull, Democratic nation: al chairman, arrived from Wash­ ington for another meeting with Among,. those who spent some tliha with hlWPttoday Were Norman H .Davis, former under 1secretary of stato, who is no relative of tho nominee; Clem Shaver, Isadora Dockwcllcr of California and Edmtinde D, Moore, of .Ohio. To Sp»ak Wednesday Night Mr. Davjf will-.jWived his first public address fefifot hlj nomina­ tions ort1Wednesday night when his nrtjrfcbrni of Locukt Valley will hold a reception fpr hbn in tho town hall. ‘ . ., , The" nominee, being an cxbcrlonce legal pHMdcr, prefers to ■peak as^niporaheofisly and ihany o f his campaign addresses wilt be conclusion of countries who attempted to ing your act the hail yesterday Morning, of wh6nt had crossed tho from the United Staten and ir 600 who are counted *s for- vpntleh is ns full as the buaWess one, and Ambafcandbr Kellogg rfot a lough from ; the; dhttre tudJencj whon; protending to make a slip df tho tonguo. he spoke of the ‘city nt tlfnrnrtnnaD instead lnelna«l of ilwt _|«w of lunchoons’* the M "city of» V. London." . • i) ,. -----------= t r . . • STA R T W O R K VON MUNICIPAL HALt, , then delivered an aditch he expressed conn: tho wbrk of the rotifer, tend to bring about int B«lim !* pki praskded at the opening n. ' ■ afternoon session still re­ ! the uso o f additional confer'ooms ,for the delegates, to te candidate in more formal ght) he is caught in an inthat «, will plastetV etc.* American Airmen Warmly Greeted In French Capital acceptance speech: , “ Mayor Hylan has stood faith­ fully for tho principles he advo­ cated in tho last municipal campalgnp Id which he received an ex­ traordinary vote of public confi­ dence. Wo should fully support him in carrying out these principlea." Judge Olvany’s elevation to the Tammany throne given him the most.coveted place of una/firial political power in Now York City, and puta him In a position which cqrfios considerable authority in Democratic .party circles.of thu « to a lesser degree, of ' t i p L Austin RocW men under arrest vw. •Whan the isksuS (Continued front page 11 men co«lp|alncd tiS These men state that the btriVl- p d Regan of the rj M. Paly that" ing of tho bulkhead and the lakefront boulqvard will mean moro than any other ohe ptojecl or projwsed project as a drawing , card for winlcr tourikts o ( tho better da**,. They say that with work on the bulkhead extension bdguq. they will hava ah dxtraordlndry indiicement iq desirable vikltora add p ro n to * bttjrpi, „ T h e questioH of. mdvlnr the Vaughn noma fro nijtsp resenfa lock- Tammany resident o f the Guaranty Company q f Now York, In' ah ui on thte subject of advertlstha creator of nubile stand. >f business, said that in tho f the United States advertls»d, raised K.tho stnndsrd of C «t Gang (Continued from page 1) hsd already descended und wore ready to take o ff Just as they re­ ceived word of 'the Russians* de­ cision. Thli experience, accord­ ing to Licut;''-Wade, showed the value of forethought in having a supply boat on the spot. “ Fog nd ruin hindered us a lot when • approaching Japan,” he continued. “ We were obliged to take to American und Japanese destroyers, leaving our olanes to bob on the high sons like corks for twenty-four hours. They re­ sisted the strain splendidly, and when the tempest wont down, we got alKiurd ugain and took off." “ After changing engines ut Toklo wo made up a good deal of Men's. Blue Cham Men’s Pin Checl i r a y W ork Shirts Pants time, but hnd another hard expe­ John Drcxei rience in a sandstorm in India, W ife which forced us to skim the ground at n height of only 400 fctT;,\ NEW YORK. Julj> 16.—Injury “ This morning wo all got up »f John U, Droxcl, Jr., of I'hilnwith the same bright idea in our delphta, who wnn struck overrt the heads thnt we were going to g o t 1head by the Iron support of canopy to Paris before the day wos over, j which fell btt him as he wna pnssOur welcome was more than we 1ing along Madison Avenue, hns re­ dreamed of. Everybody, has beep voided that Mrs. Drexcl Is In Reno good to us, exceptin gthe wcatq- preparing to sue for n divorce, soya er, and even in that respect We the • New York Times. Drexel, hud better lupk than Dolsy, •for while still stunned from the blow, thu run only cracked the paint <5h tnld:a policeman, ids wife was in our machines in the desert region, Itend and subsequent Inquiries while it alntost rained Doisyw brough from her . admission she flight.” • ’ • would ask for a divorce. She said -------- ------------------- , sho would bn*d tho suit on grounds HCIKNTISTH INCREASE of mental cruelty. ; BERLIN, July 15.— Figures made. . — -■ — ■■ - ■— . public at thu recent national con KETCHIKAN, Alaska, July 10.' vention of the Socialist party of —Lonely fishermen on the Alaska Germany show thut the party ha. halibut banks nrc entertained over 1,200,000 members who pay due*, tho radio by news, Jots and conof whom 1.'10,000 are wotnen. The certs in Chicago, San Francisco, party now has 1(59 newspapers. Los Angeles and'"Seattle. of Democratic Party ToOfficially Notify Davis On July 28 result aume. They wot*-, provttblal 7 pokdf, and then procw victim, in between U» tho/Viag". apd take » could get, ; I A t no time did tfe than one victim In i front' falling > • . ■■•>« , ... ReV. F. D: King appeared before the commission and hr the Interest o f the young people o f SanfoW *»ked that the tennis court at thi) Iflnth Street Pto£WTUl*d in with csjay so that Water will hot. form * SSf&w i f istsS pool there after a rain. The cily ron Inlo thoumn li & man ark being holdn (Continued from page 1) quarters, and will b«i prior to that time. For Fifteen hnve it rolled 4reli. thet federal authority years ho was Democratic challen­ Thd paving of ecrtaUi streets ger V)f his precinct in the fifth was discussed and committees and ward of Clarksburg, West Vir­ ‘ hb city engineer were appointed ginia. He hkd also been Demo­ f® kwk after‘ these matters more cratic leader of tho house of dclo- thoroughly nnd to ascertalh skhat gates of Jtis. state, ho said. .' ‘ -r may be done In ttcb thstanccq. \ Wifi'Define Liberalism. A 1CORRECTION Mr. Davis wan- asked today fot1 n definition of liberalism/ a term he Used in his first stetement aft­ ' Through inadvertence it was er his nomination. Ho replied that staled in Monday’s Herald id anho wopld make his conception clear article .on. Garda Hark properties, during his speeches. , A eorre- that Hifgb 8. Mitt-hell, *a rwttred spondent suggested that a mean­ business man o f , Wilmington. “ purchased the StroUt * « tw A^»rjing of the word “ progressive” was nr.” This Should haVe been “ pdrequally vague and the nominee re­ chased through the Strout A r m marked: . .... ... Ageney. r. . ». 9/4 Brown Sheet-’ 50e Plain Voiles A R E BOUND TO BE INTERESTING*----------- LOOK TH E PRICES OVER AND VSEE ' 48 $7.5d Dress $1.00 Men’s Leath Pants er W ork Gloves Boys’ Good Heavy $1.00 Boys’ Khaki Overalls Pants 75e Socks. Men’s All Colors * - \i ^ . y. • • | Men’s and Ladies Bed- All Ladies''$(J.OO Strap J room Slippers, all sizes Men's BJack and . * $2.50 Boys’ Scout ; 3^-inch JAm oskea^ W orkSfiirts 1 Dress Ginghams Pijbps . ------ $4.00 Ladies’ 1-Strap Boys’ BroWn Tennis Suedetfum ps Shoes, leather trim Brown Plain Toe Silk . ? • O xfords W ardrobe ■ K * • v. fpvdsj Bal. or Blu., [) Pumps j s 1®i • . ; Fast Colors 63x90 Pepperill ‘tl\ * * , ll 7, i f Sheets $3.50 s’ .White 1 ii • ^ $8if)0 Mon's Brown Ox Meh’s Tropical orstedSuits 86-inch India Head Devonshire Cloth, Misses’ * Patent Leather Pumps, sizes .. 8J4 to 2 ; , Nurses’ Uniform i Cloth W indow Shades <• , ii . . • ,> ... • �! Br/niTIm-fi Parfe i bf Ftoffda Have Best' Roads f . 1 1' W nJ *T t I K<:> ' f ATI *' ' : ' lifetii bf si-ay 66 ft. In wtdih 26 it..,**;. Y l edch hide b l tfia fdll'irirtef ^ ^ rlb e y iln ^ , ‘ Bear, at the intersection o f the center line o f the Lake Chartn Branch o f the Atlantic Coast Line R. It. with the East l l o e o f . ;*t \< Sec. 86, Tp. 19, S. R. 80 E. run North* westerly on center line o f said Railroad 200 fL £ In Sec. 81, Twp; 19, 8. H. 81 R , Seminole Atlantic Coast Line J Railroad Company — Right o f way 50 f L In width 25 ft. on- each side o f (he following described line." Beg. at the intersection of tho Center ll f d o f the S. A E. Branch of tho A .,Q.*L.H , JL with,the* West llnrf bf «■ ' , Sec. 3t/T p. 10, 3. R. 31E . run EaSt'iflO ft; 41*' 1 - I Also . 1 ,1 Right o f way 80 ft. fA; 'Width 28 f t ‘ on v each aide of the following described ling.' Beg. at thelnteraction.of the centtr l in o 1* ’ ' o f th Lake Charm Branch o f the A. C. L. R-‘ Ri' with the W est line of Bee, 81, Tp. ip, S. R. 31 E. run Soutiiehktcriy along •center line of said railroad 200 f t • 60.0 Rose Court Addition to Sanford Fred W. B a ll............. .. ' 1 ' 125 Fred W. B a ll__ _______ *2 • 70 TALLAHASSEE; Jufo llL M jf the voting of bonds for improve­ TALLAHASSEE, ;Flaj; July 10. ments o fvarious sorts may be ta­ Nathan Mayo, commissioner o f ken as a criterion, the people,of fHtoHnre, announces that on Aug, Florida, especially in the central the oil division of the department and southern sections of the atatv* f agriculture will be consolidated rtlh the pure food and driugs, are optimistic as to the future of lack feed, fertiliser and citrfia thfir counties and cities, Calls nut division o f the department for bond elections now pending Involve upwards of 83,000,000..^ is­ l)e consolidation, he states, was wtommended by the budget comsue* recently .voted call for $1,500,Ittslon to the last legislature, 000 more, in round .numbers, and, m ich rammmeadation was *enegotiations n6w > r c tinder w iy ' Iptod and adopted by the legis•for other election*, thb largest of ifure as shown by ChaptW^9l2l, which is in Pinellas county, Lets of 1923. otherwise known « amounting to $1,260,000. W general afoiropHation bill." The largest single issue pro-' Jfn a statement regarding the conp osed 'is that in Dade county, odldatlon, Commissioner Mayo where 'the freeholders will go to the poll* on August 19 to vote on $2,070,000 for road work. Ih' It seems that the commission of the Fort Meade road and -bridge oil inspectors, provided for district o f Polk, an Issue oft half tinder Chapter 7906, Acts o f 1019, a million dollars will be passed w *r» cancelled by the repealing Upon on August 2. the proceeds? ekqse of the general appropriation to be used in the construction of lull. Chapter 9121, Acts bf 1923, fifty miles of roads. and that the Pure Food and Drug, At Ocala, the citixens will go Stock „ r_ Feed ahd Fertilizer inspecinspec­ 'to the polls on August 5 to de­ ts, three In number, together cide whether or not $320,000 shall ith one additional inspector prot j L— f A. L. Betta —_—L 4 69.6 be issued there for civic improve­ ded for by the 1923.aeaa!on of Roso Court In c..---------- 8\ 1 " , 76 ments. THat election will follow le,legislature, making a total of closely upon the heels of the re­ or In number, were commission* W. L. Rumple iSS----------- 10 V / 76 cent Marion county election when It after the adjournment of the B. E. Chapman________ _ 12^ _ 76 it was decided to spend on mil­ rixlature as Pure Food and Drug, A. L. B e t t s ....... ..... ....... 14** * 75 lion dollars for county road Im­ bek Seed, Fertilizer and .Oil in­ Harry W a lsh ------------------10 76 ■ provements. terior*, in keeping with tho pro. Another Polk county issue was ’.•visions of Chapter 9121, Acta of T. W. J o n e s -----------------18 l 76 recently voted in Commissioner’s 19*8. , . A. L. B e tts ------- -— ...... 20 \ 75 District No. 1, for the construc­ f*No attention was given to the Perry Jemlgan -------,— 22 75 tion of 31 miles of roods to cost Inspection of gasoline,' oils and Tho president of the United States and Mrs. Coolidgc (arrows) $600,000, and still another was ’service stations as required by lew, B. Baggett ------- ....— 24 . » 76 from July 1, 1028, to Nov. 1, 1923, entering Edward’s -Congregational Church nfter tho casket. They approved at Lakeland for civic R. B a g g ett--------------26 . i * 75 First picture to be secured of the Democratic nominee after the hilt immediately upon assuming were followed by thousands of townsfolk, early neighbors o.' the Cool- improvements that will cost more historic deadlock had been broken and John W. Davis arid Charles G. E. M cC all_____ 28 76 Lhnn n million dollars. the resnonsibllitles o f the denart- idges, and notable people from all parts of the nation. Bryan emerged as tho “ ticket.’’ Davis , and Bryan ore 'shown sur­ Frank L ossln g ___ __ _ 30 . ,• . . • 75 ment when I became commissioner rounded by crowd. • -1 on Ntnr. L 1923, /pUns were made Ralph W ig h t-------- .— _ 32 •li < 75 E. A. Douglass Jcl—. ^ v l O • Kr 52 $165.6 and put Into operation on Dee. 1, ho Wight Bros. Co....... .........'34 1 * 75 have proper and frequent inspec­ E. A. Douglass .............. 12 K: 52 166.6 , Markham Park Heighta, Sanford J. C. Hutchinson_______36 » 75 tion made, bv the inspectors pro­ Pauline Banner — . . . —. 15 K‘ 52 165.6 E. J. Moughton ...'.-------_ 38 •.K t 1.’ 75 1 If, C. W. Cannon ^______ 5 F ' 36.8 117 vided for that purpose, of all gasoPauline B anner______ _ 16 K 62 165.6 line and oil, subject to inspection, Rose Court Inc. ....____u ' 40* t, ( ; . 0 71 D. S. Babbitt .............. 1 G 120 382 found in .the state, as well as all N. II. Garner's 2nd Addition to Markham Park lleighta, Sanford Roso Court I n c ._______ 42 >" ' [ ‘ ' 7} I). L. Thrasher------------ 0 G 65 175 gasoline service stations located In Mrs. E. W. Rive ........... 8 ft 62.47 1674 M*y T. W oodruff..... ..... 7 G 65 175 Rose Court Inc........ — 1~ 44 25 1 each and evVrV efcuutv. >" . LONDON, July 16.—Jnmcs D. ft' ' 62.47 167.1 Rose Court Inc. _________ 46 ; ’ 60 1 ^Consolidation o f the twd divis­ Mooney, vice-president and direct­ 8. S. Baumcl.................. 10 J. It. Coleman ..wr-.____ 4 J ' 52 165 K 52.47 . 1074 ions at well as the inspectorships or of General Motors Corporation S. S. Baumcl .................. 12 Rose Court Inc, V 48 60 N. II. Garners Additloit to Markham Tark Heighta, Sanford. w^a directed by an' Act of the Leg­ in charge of Export Componies, J. A. Williams ___ 11 K 61.81 167.1 Roso Court Inc.............. 40 60 Fred R. W ilson..... .... 3 J 62 165 islature, and of course, the com­ told the convention of Associated J. A. Williams *2* Ntt of 10 K , 51,81 1G5.0 Rose Court Inc. ______ _ 60 * 50 missioner o f agricuRnro cannot do Advertising Clubs of the World W S. I/eak ..... 8 J .5 2 105 Mrs. A. H. Haskins..WkJwj , . other than remolv with th* law. The above and foregoing final assessments are psjrsl C. E. & K. E. McBny — 0 J '..62 1C5, today, that rebuilding of industri­ SMi 'of 16 B 51.81 105.0 7As to whether or, Pot the levi*- al and commercial structures interest up to August 1st, 1924, and from and after such In Sec, 31, Twp. 19, S. It. 31 Baat, Seminole County. . la^re setod wi*elv In making this awaited leaders who would pro-! >£• -1 Spurling's Addition. Sanford Special Assessments will be pnyablo only In ten equal anm j consolidation without nroviding an vide for workers sound economic^ S. O. Chase .................... Beg. 521 feet South of 1 A 60.22 179.1 ments with interest at 8% per annum on all deferred pnynx adequate number of inspectors. I programs that would hasten the Trank Lossing — tho N. W. Cor. of Section pun East 160 ■ am, » f course, not prepared to say day all had expected with peace. Nellie Lossing____ 2 A 60.22 ^ ,1794 Witness my hand ns City Clerk and the Seal of the CHyft. South 869.8 ft. to right of way of A. Sc st-thls time, but will say. however, *L 3 A 50.22 1794 ford, Florida, this 24th day of June A. D. 1924. < “ The tools ore available ond the W.iA. Fitts, Sr. • C. L. R. R. West 1G0 ft. North 800.8 ft. th*t tba work Incident to the enern(Seal) . L. R. PHILIPS, City (3e ■j, Hon o f th* two divisions will not laborer is ready to work,” he saidi S. S. Baumel A: wife to beg. Sadyc Baumcl------ L. 4 A 66.22 1794 0:25 7:2-9-16-23 . •1 be tvwlerted by reason of such conW A. Ginn ...................... Beg. nt the intersec­ -mjfrdatinn. If. D. Durant 6 A 60.22 179.1 " ,rTh* following fUruro* will sh^w tion o f tho East line of Sanford Ave. I-nncs Addition, Sanford thv’ sums o f money, spied 'by tho tho laborer to tho extent of pro­ with the South lino of tho right of way edpsolidsUon of tho tWo djvfslonsr viding, him with tools and mate­ of the S. & E. Branch of the A ,C. L. R. Bakry *hr**, insnecto-s at $1.R00 rials, and finance the exchange R. run South 328.6 ft. to a point 55 ft. 1 oac^i. $6,400; teavslln* evnenso of tho laborer’s products. This three ln»noetnni at tl / ’ OO »aeb. t3.- leadership must come out of the measured at right angles from center [’*., •OPjaalary on* ■rlerV st $ljmq; line of laike Charm Branch o f the A. C. ranks of such men as aro repre­ sslary one elork at *1 J>00, off lea sented hero nt this convention. 1* R. R. thence Southeasterly parallel S^v.kjhene* and extra printing, about Tho E. It. Trafford’s Map of Hanford, present day is tho day of the • it fn j Total. $12.600. with Lake Charm Branch 200 ft North to Direct From the Manufacturer Itarel Meriwether J ^ a la » V o f t V ctjrV.Test named industrial and., commercial ieiul- 1Hazel right .of way of S, & E, Branch West • i .j IIiazet Mcriwelic 1 . N q Middle Men’s Profit \ to beg. 51r.riM00nvysifl sorted 0^)70rftsibTt 1046.83 ,... i -tu.taVn jtiionu must bo couhteu on to play n great F. Barnes------- Bog. 984 feet oH dlvUlon; a jiaedle** .axpenditn** . • O U R FIR ST COST A N D ONLY I Meisch Realty Co, ofimMIe funds, was disnansM with part in reconstruction and reha­ bilitation, because it could he M. D. featchel Iri^.921. rreomm*ncintlon of ♦H# state auditor. In his ren«rt tn made so important a factor in Meisch Realty Co........ 1 16 1 50 169.30 ♦ha^governor. covering nn audit of distribution. Meisch Realty Co. . 2 15 1 ' ' 60*'/ ’iMuO “ The World today is standing in tbq oil division.” ..... 3* 15 1 01 ; .$03.90 great need of having its distribu­ W. A. McMullen IS Y O U R O N L Y COST tion aystemi re-created and re­ Meisch Realty Co. ___ ... 4 16 1 ^ 60 ■ >^69.30 CLEARWATER GETS TEAM vivified,” he said. “ Tho produc­ -■* * 'D ELIVERED ON Y O U R JOB 15 1 \ ^ lijmj T ' I » S > tion facilities, although somewhat Meisch Realty Co....... L 6 TFT. PETERSmmG. July 16 — impaired by the great stresses im­ Meisch Realty Co. 1 16 1 60'^■ . 159.80 From our own Modem Building Material Plant t nfficial ennroval has been Hv*»n posed upon thchn daring the war, Meisch Realty Co. ... 2 10 1 60 159.30 hv President A. F. Lang of tho stand generally ready; men are Longwood, Midway Between Sanford and Orland 10 1 04 203.90 Florida SMI* I/oagnn to- tbc eager to work. However, markets Meisch Realty Co........... 3 transfer to Clearwater of th* — are necdod for the products; Meisch Realty Co. ------- 4 16 1 60 • 169.30 LET US FIGURE YOUR COMPLETE vnslnlng gam*k fn be nlayeH by means of facilitating their ex­ Meisch Realty Co. '........ 5 * 10 1 60 160.80 MATERIAL BILL Daytona on tho homo grounds. change arc needed. The old chan­ Meisch Realty Co......;.... I 17 1 60 160.30 TH E SA VIN G W IL L SURPRISE Y< nels of distribution through which Meisch Realty Co........ 2 17 1 60 169.30 goods flowed prio rto the war. are We own and operate our own Saw Mill, Planing 1 17 1 64 203.00 For Sale — Seer­ gradually being reestablished and Meisch Realty Co. ____ 3 Dry Kiln and Cnbinet Shop, nnd our timber is cutf 4 1 50 159.30 new channels, fmndn neecssnry by Meisch Realty Co. sucker Suits, black new political conditions, are be­ Meisch Realty Co........ 6 our own lands, within easy reach of the pi 17 1 60 159.30 and brown pin ing constructed. Advertising can I). R. Brisson............. .... 1 18 1 70.6 224.02 very effectively increase, the rate PHONE OR CALL ON 70.0 •„ , 224.92 stripes, $12 value, of growth of these national and Meisch Realty Co. ......... 2 i 18 1 . Klarkhara Bark Property, Hanford, Recorded Plat Book 1, Page 79, international distributive sys­ at $6.95. tems.” Seminole' County Records. S. Raumel ............ Tho E^st 117 feet of :4 w w f .. .. ■ Block A lying North of S. & E. f . TO 'ALL p r o p e r t y o w n e r s o w n i n g p r o p e r t y o n BANFORD Branch of A. C..L. R. R. 64.8 200.45 AVENUE PROM TENTH STREET SOUTH TO FRANKLIN STREET ............ The Boat 117 foot of fX> * Notice is hereby given that the construction of the asphalt pave. G, 0. Fellows Bldfk A' lying South of , meat on Sanford Ave. from Tenth 8t. mouth ta Franklin SL has been S. & E. Branch ol A. C. competed, and the completed work haa been finally'acccptril by the ... , v.. l i «.-i i.1_ 17 ' *' >' L. R. It, 31&0 1005.47 Cooimission ofi tho City o8 Sanford, F l o r i q B ^ 2 E L 2 3 ./ K. It. Trnfford’e Map of Hanford. , ‘ ‘ The following is the Anal esGniato for paving Hanford Avenue 2-1 6 160.30 feet ln with from Tenth Street sooth to Franklin Street withh willitu Wight Bros. Co___ ____ it; 9.80 Wight Bros. Co.......... ..... 7 2” Iri thickness on a 6” rock foundation. Meisch Realty Co. —...... 8 169.30 10160 Yu. jrda. excavation @ 4 0 c.... .............. .........................$ 4064.00 JT3* i .vftrCLASSIFIED ADVERTISJNO 159AO 0 1-590.8ta. yds. Over haul ^ le ___........................................... 126.90 Frank Thoma* ___ 150.30 Frank Thomas .H___...... lo 978$ 1 $ fL curb A gutter JS> 76c —.... .......... .......... 7400^8 ■tandardlsed and Indexed far 9*1 Please Insert this ad times, beginning first available Issue, Reference Rebecca,Turner ..... ...... G 160.30 1237 jin. fL flush curb <g> * 5 « ____________JJ-*— — ..... 433.95 . LINE RATES FOR INSERT* 160.30 12935 Sq. yda. rock foundation @ 80c .................... .............. 1034MK) Geo. W. Thomas .... ........ 7 / CASH IN ADVANCE 203.90 8 12777 Sq. yds. 2" wtlllte @ $Ut2 ................ _______ ________ 15587.94 Catherine D. Thomas 1 time rate; per line - — .... —r 1 S Itmc* c o n s e c u tiv e ly --------- — 169.30 0 93 ^ q . yds. brick re-laid @ 40c — ...... ............................... 37.20 Meisch Realty Co. ___ *• time* eoneecutlvely — — .—r4‘ A. A. Gramling.............. 10 169.30 ; St times consecutively j— .■y Ti '! tB .: « 8 8q. fL concrete alley returns <S> 3 0 c__________ _____ 194.40 Every word. Including the A*J 150.30 i . 27 ieu. yds. d a ta B. Concrete <8> $23,00 ....... ....... ....... .. 621.00 Mrs. C. Q. Willis .... EVfc 1 Inga, address, etc., Is counted S 159.30 Mrs. C. G. Willis .... Et4 2 charged for. .il ^j^ aT ype A.' Inlets <g> $35.00 ----------------------- ------------ ----805.00 Minimum apace, three line*. 169.30 V ' 2 Type B. Inlcta & $30.00 ----- -— ....... ............... „•----- -----60.00 Mr*. C. G. W illis______ 3 Count eta wtirda to the Mae. 159X0 ty ,1ln. fL 8” storm sawer <& 8 5 c ----------------------— --------45.90 Mrs. C. G. W illis_______ 4 No discount on above rate*. 159.30 CUealfled advertising will he ta l i 609 lln. fL 10” a tom sewer @ $1.00 ------- a----- ------ — ....... 609.00 Mrs. C. G. W illis--------- 6 en over -the telephone a t-th e «* W. U. Meriwether & [ ' rana, but If'th e Advertiser h*»; account with us. our collector V Mrs. O. H. Meriwether 1 , t»B for Immedlat* paymentA. 8. W illiam s________ 2 Advertisements ars rerirlcted t their proper cUsslOaatlo|f iM Seminole Realty &. Ina j th i regular sty Is o f type. 7. J j • vestment Corp.___ _ 3 e li/erald r e s e r v e s th * fl •t may a d v e r tis in g that / Seminole Realty it In­ n bjectioaabls, u otru th fol i vestment C orp.--------- 4 leMtflng. I - V i T G f V 9 •'^' W sconll nuance o f adveriftlU Seminole Realty 4k In­ governed by the same rules at vestment C orp.--------- 6 . Holden Real Estate nr* closed aaUt Is)to Insert**. tom sewer <§> $1.05--------------- --------- ----1988.70 Meisch Realty Co--------- 87 K*reldrWH»‘ *ot.*A r e S i orm sewer & $1.65-------- —------- — 938Ji5 Meisch Realty Co. —— 88 •et>l* fo r m ore thsn one Incurred* $47560.39 haftlon o f the an me urf vertical 350.00 City of Sanford 89 credit $50.00_____ __________ _________________ .7264.00 fa anlese Its etUnUms is called to, error by the reeder b efore 11 d’ol rain tile & $100.00 per M ________ ______ 334.00 Celery Avenue Addition to Sanford ••on the day fo llo w in g , that Insert .(onCost 815 sq. yds,---------------------------------0 60c 407.60 J. R. Ellis —. $40441.62 Total —J— streetbyIntersections <g> $0.60 ...T— ‘ 39.00 J. R. Ellis — lo bestbom# Q ty 1-3, $13480A,4 M. D, Gatchel to be born* b f Adjacent Property, $20901.08 NAME Inspection of materials .. 445xo H. B. Lewis ... of feek frontage, 8462.6. se, advertising *95t -t—8f9.91 .Franjt Dorson •St per ft. frontage,etc. $34868 FEED T.' WILUAMS Prank Dorpon T. A-.Neal - . j 2 One Small Profit Use This Handy Blank Jo Send ■ DESCRIPTION J. M. Gillon gaw i-. �Twfirdb k July 1C.— A free [international peace as Iadvertising were urged Edward A. Fliene, of Ulnent peace advocate, uTdelivered before the [| advertising convenAsaodated Advertising ,e World. «rs everywhere, t- the Id, free from the contcial interests,” will be for the peace of the t advertising, f,ltMwaa -tends to make the endent and thus enable 'to go straight’ In his facts and the mod____ , 'Uana « • ir exceeds the returns Istlon, ot the price p*ld ] gpd subscribers. Six Isrs * year—more than pounds—has become a iry fgiurt, be aaid, for a great daily in our H ear, therefore," he coni«t the press is under creasing necessity, of mpetitlon by enormoustag the sources o f Its Additional revenues k) by » “ free press,” he principslly by means of . - Those newspapers iot "free," ho declared, n their additional revm "special interests." mg run," he warned no singl efactor more e to world peace than introlled by Special in- Manager s •t Indicates Work in June inued from page 1) Lt snd Third. | paving on Oak AveLa First and Second h Park Avenue between I Second Streets, First twven Oak and Myrtle and Firat Street bemetto and Sanford Aveparkways on Magnolia Lecnlh Street to Central Avocado Avenue from ict to Third Street, on set from Avocado Avo-ench. Avenue,, French om First street to Thir-ect snd Union Avenue ford Avenue to Melionut sndAill of McdlonviUe pue, pran?e Avenue and maue. A ' r spare lines were nalulik sod Magnolia Avenues Irxt £tre*t. etween Park and Magno|« was filled in between 4 Fourth Streets, and I Pomegranate Avenue rd to Fourth Street was city'manager, _ - (Continued from page ! ) larjEp room which will serve misa vault for the cellaneou* ptb-pokeifc.. , __ ^owever, that ^I merTChen i n ,the -clerk’ s records, the mayor's office, turret were dead. a utilities office, etc. ■d'f 1 "The casualty In question occurThe front part c f the second W during the firing of the eighth floor, ■a space of about 12 by1 00 *alvo, .Prior to that time, ri'anlriy feet, will serve ak steeping iftiil- ;h|lbn the completion of the wad for ters, « Yeadln* jpohi and an exer- j the third. aalfu. the left guft of rising room for the members of number two turret fired premature­ the tiro department. ly while tin- firing circuit tfafl onen behind this yrUI be the audito­ rium whtdt wJU have a ccatinp capacity o f 1,000. ThU will also aorvk as-tUe city V court room, it was said, and the pipes of the City Commission meetings when ncccspnry• A’dovanth rnt .vretbr Plkns for the city jail are not anil . plug Iftridd&'Iit the municipal' build­ % b-! ing and wllk.be built sSpacatkiy.i It wpa s a i d a t the meeting last iklr preuiipm although hot Vtfv Idear, jaat, .what, eacept that the night that plana were being, made 1 Wborcby th* county and the city ‘ gun captain was beard to mate might combine and build a-jail that some remarks about the air ptpiBure. the turret captain picked up A wrench and stated he would ‘fix It, , The shell»was rammad ‘ horns; four bags of "powder -placed on the spanndr.lray aftd rammed Into tho gun, retainer withdrawn, whoreupbn there-emerged from the hreech of the gun A small grayish ball of smoke, and flame followed .by h large flash of flame. jPlame and gases immediately filled the gun compartment, passed through the safety doors above the shell table (Continued from page 1) two men got out' They , were the to the other two gun compartments red-haired man and the ‘ negro and through the peep-doom to the with- tho shiny face that we had turret officer's booth. Deaths oc­ aeon twice already that day. I curred os the result of asphyxiapeered into the car to see what tioA. • • , Foul Bore had became of the man gearing "The court w a s'of th* opinion the army officer’a cap. He waamt in the car. Thlv car didn’t look that the premature firing of the like the one we had seen earlier, left gun on the third salvo was due and I recalled that I ’ had seen to 'foul bore.* consequent to insufnothing of the nrmy officer while ficult; that the damage casualties we were watching the two men being properly cleared of gas be­ move the long bundle from the fore loading. . "Tho court was of the opinion car near Enfield." It was not until she reached that the same cause resulted in the Norfolk, Mrs. Allen said, that she main casualty; the gun being fired heard o f Major McLcary’a dis­ Into the wind probably made the appearance. She then linked up expulsion of gases more difficult;' the trio she had met on the road that the number of casualties was near, Battlcboro and the two she increased by the presence of unof­ had seen later at Enfield with the ficial observers who crowded the case. She said she did not know passageways making exit more dif­ the brand of car nor observe tho ficult; thhat the damage casualties on the left and ceptar guns prob­ license tag. ably resulted from the failure to keen the safety doors over the shell table closed; that the fire in the Have Graded Sixty upper handling room was caused by Miles New Railroad the safety doors not being entirely closed." • WEST PALM BEACH. July 10. TOKIO, July 16.—The Imperial —According to the latest infor­ mation received here, sixty miles Government railways of Japan of the Florida Western and Nor­ made a profit of |87,C00,0(K) dur­ thern railroad have been graded ing the fiscal year ended March and .fifteen, miles of track laid. 31, 1921. This was disclosed by Forces of men and machines are official returns recently published. said. to bq busy over practically all of the 120 miles io bo tra­ . Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kreggo versed by ths lino between West returned Tuesday night from an Palm Dench and Coleman,' Sumter extended trip to Cleveland, Ohio, county. It is stated that the con­ Milwaukee, Wls., and New York. struction company building the Mr. Krcggs went to Cleveland as roid is earhostly trying fo have * delegate to the national conven­ It ready fqr train* by January 1, tion of the Brotherhood of 1/oco.jqiotivc Engineers. etexii uiJX-ii* WOMAN IS SURE AT SHE SAW SSING \MAJOR (Continued- from page 'Ll pancy in o few days, it wss learned thft morning.'The. build* •nrr comprises three stfiTe >pdc«* which, Ithk : understood. Will be equipped with many modern con­ venience*. ,t»n Palmetto Avenue between First Street Mid CdmrnebcUl Street a largo addition to the Ft>W garajfe is being coiistrucUiir This, It U undmrfoocL U ;to taHe icere Of the standi]jr increasing jiustnesk (heir plan, wiu Work -on a salary farmer* in control of two-thirds of tho directorate. On the board it U planned to have men represent­ ing the elevator., companies,’gnUn dhAiArs,' bankers and railroads. . -•nie announcement o f thq offer pf the flvo big gtsln companies to merge and become a farmer* owned and operated enterprise wqs made some time ago when commit­ tee* representing, tho -farmer* organiiatlQhk and .the co-operative PalmB WEST PALM BEACH,“July 16. —Thp will of Richard Ci'oker, formoP Tammany liall leader made at Glencairn, Sandyford: Codnty, Dublin, Ireland, on October' 12, 1811/, was admitted to probate horii Tuesday by County Judge It P! Ttolil)Ins, ns the \ast wl\l. nr\d testhmtnl of the dead man. .In it all previous'wills were evoked1.and all renl nnd personal; property was bequeathed and devised to Bula E. iCrqker, the K i f t ^ - ' ' . At the same time there‘ was ad­ mitted to probptq the codicil wiit|ten at Glencnim on Navdiritysr 15, 1919, in which the former political leader said: VI am writing this noto fnr,-ru to keen. And in case you survive m« I with you would give tny uaugntor Florence ten thoursnnd pounds. Sha la the only one tof my surviving children-that has ever shown any gratitude-to me." Crawford Serves Entry of Appeal. <- J. T. G. Crawford, Jacksonville, representing Richard Croker, Jr., Hr ward Cr6ker and Ethel Croker, children of the dead man who’ arc contesting tho will* served on en­ try of appeal. It was expeoter that tho case will go Into the cir­ cuit'tourt and eventually would reach the .Florida stato supreme Brinks,-'fte&l Estate Deriters and all other lin esJ and for this reason they should merit your pat- Torm geand co-operation Jo %‘/.J •*i iln c o ln — P crd — IVjrtVwn. P. A. MERO «. Iluhmoblle— Oldflinobllo J. W. PHILLIPS’ SONS Dotlfre Garn.' anti Truck SANFORD lUlICK CO. Rulck Cars S A K JUAN G A IlA G B -m SludfbokcT and Cheytolet SEMINOLE H11DSON-ES3EX CO Hudson— E hscx— lteo Trucks EDWARD HIGGINS Overland nncP Willy#- Florida Athletes To JACKSONVILLK, July 10.—A good sited representation of Flor­ ida athletes is expected to tnki part in tho Savannah water car­ nival on July iA-20. Twenty-two events of major aquntic import­ ance nro on tho program, accord­ ing to information contained in May Reduce Millage invitations to Floridians to enter tile meet, and 10 sliver cups will on Miami Property be awarded to the participant*. In addition to swimming and div­ MIAMI, July 16.—City Man­ ing competitions, boat races, canoe ager Whnrton, of this city, an­ racing and the like also will be nounces that with an unexpended held. hurpltm of approximately $100,000 to 2125,000, and on the basis of the increased assessed valuation For Sale — Large Tur­ on city property, there is a possi­ ble reduction in the city's millage kish Towels, 17c each from 22 to 10 in the budget for valthe fiscal year of 1924-25. The and 25c each; 50c ■ budget for tho yenr shows an in­ crease of 1196,326.75 over 1023-24. sod ferns were set out rut Side Primary School, mar School and at Fourth gk. Work was also done it Park. lug to the report 359 fe swept by tho Xtreet department during June, > of {399. Garbage re«( I4IM0; maintenance ki 148.90; night soli re►1.15; and painting {6.60. laid were as follows: t»r Avenue. 692 feet of La cost of 1198.26; Rose i feet of B-lnch at a cost I alley between Palmetto •oils Avenues, 95 feet of t* cost of $69.46; storm Sanford Avenus nnd Flffceet, 166 T«et of 12-lnch t ?f $111.80; Elks’ Club fset of 21-Inch at a cost [fij Sixth Street, 800 feet Wit a cost of $362.56, mains laid from May 17 1 ware; 59 feet of 44nch, BARN FLA. | AUCTION -TO START .* SANFORD, i ! * YO U R CREDIT IS GOOD KOLADitPoli DwtuuMs' Mai u lM n u M M in w a a w r? **re 31 fire hydrants »»d 44 cars of fitting*, mains, and service equiptr* unloaded at a cost of You who have been promising yoursdi a Ford car, Kiying it was “only a question of time"— should buy N O W ! The-lime .was never so favorable, because a Fonl will get you out-of-doors more hours every com ing xl (oven by Ford standards) and the price the lowest in the world lor such values. watchout for blowouts . \M f - ji l -* { ■\ �■'.V'mr;.. I IX V^X U Il PUtIS* if .attend CUm Untar, IMS. at Ihn Poaloffle* turd. 1-iorids: und.r Act of li»T. Kdltor IM) U tlRAK. FAItO UKIin.. ___ M > u (rf iA tm t IAS •vnsuniPTioit r a t m _ . o a r - , — »1Q0 S i x sfontha.JI.CA Uveful In City bjr Carrier, J>«r lt d . W e e k l y IM Ulou, i t o * Tnar, CIA I, NOTICK I A l l ob itu a r y cart)a nf tthanks, h i u i pr eis o lu tio n s itnaii le u of entertainments whore are made trill be eharcad reveler, advertising rates, i Ml TUB ARSOCIATRD PR SlI . ' A ak oriettJ Press la rxelua* yr eatUlrd. antUlrd. to the use lor for repuba> p im per and also m jehedTli ttrain. t vAll { j y . ' j j j leaiion of special dll*patU>»s n art also .rsssfred. 4 DM---U k .'jit. r. WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1624 JLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY rHB-11ONLY . CREATORtw-In punning wan the Word, and >W with God.'And'the __ God. All things were ie by Him; and without Him not-anythin# made that was John 1:1, 8, ' A s f Brisbane & es It i&egger who smuggloa liquor *Tr ' 8 w « t Harmony. ihB country*' Weftfidl JiirtDall kind? o f names and heap ^Wicked Bob LaFoilatl*. The K. K. Brand. u Pon ihfth*aenuitct hirrtdenuiiciation ho'other- person receives. But isn't Japan’ii Hate Day. the buyer o f the bootleg booze equally guilty o f violating thtii country's laws 7 EVERYTHING it harmony In Perhaps it is because some o f the supposedly best peo­ ple patronize the bootlegger, perhaps it is because of their tha political camp*, at least on tha. standing iiVbusiness and social circles that little is said about 'outside. Everybody lovea every­ body cite, and vrill work to elect them. ’ It ma£ bo because their bank accounts are large. him. Defeated candidates are The fact remains, however, that the purchaser of illicit pleased with their defeats, and pray liquor is equally aa guilty, if not more so, than ia the boot­ legger himself. It is the money o f the man who buys booze for the men that boat them. which keeps the /criminal in business. , - v v “ JUST HOW Amerioans of Catho­ Tho Literary Digest tells of thirty prominent citizens lic- faith feel about the rttigioio o f Hartford, 'Connecticut, who were brought bfeToro . him. fighl in the ‘ Democratic ! boiiy*n 1]$? The nnmed bf thtrie thirty mfen, ail prominent, doctors, law­ tlon rertnlnt’^ b e ipen. yers,' btpikferd titl'd business fneh, all o f tho most respectable Many feei that CathdHtk hitherto social and business standing were found on tho trade lists of voting the Democratic ticket. n|ii two arrested bootleggers. Judge Maltbie is quoted** saying decide to rebuke that rellgfouii In­ he lamented that the law compelled hint to sonLorK&’the boot­ tolerance at the poll*. But party leggers instead o f them. He is said to have pointed at the? loyalty nnd political habit'’ 'are' bootleggers in'the dock, and said: Htrong, and annoyances ar*r soon Jf i HOW1 * HAS CHAM(SCP/ Cur k tt laws ar enacted.—Cola y Friend* are people the same pcopfiJ--L« amincr-Ncw Ertr One khouid pity the is hard to do &4HU umpire.-—Altoona (Pal Now men want . from barber shop*, seems, makes long leston Gazette. < z LOW uo m T hert. are two ahead in this country sail bootleg and the „ drink it.—-New York A B ow saw © Sort* of the streets Mi City, Mexico, are r stones that contain t tics of almost pore apoii* News. - - •> a V H . Thefe nre 2,000,001 force in the Unitd Stman could familiarise kl_ 10 of them each day, h,"! oualified to act as * citizen' in the short ip years.—Southern Lunk UvJ^Pe vecY TOC 5MT NEWSPAPERS of high finance toll you* solemnly that LaFollette will raise a campaign fund of five ^ HAftA — millions. I* it not shocking to A ■ * by— - 4 ................. think of LaFollette “ buying hi* Y N 'A jH B afftirp trucks that are biff, and the TFusolp Bi^p Saws way Into the White Hoqsa?", trucks that are smoli.*' / he w o r t s Hew Instead of buying votes far. him­ With ttoxes and bales idled hi#h, self, LaFollette will ie t jnntjy cannot sleep through tho din and •the Jar, ■ • - ' vote* supposed to bo . securely Nor rest, or ponder, or plan— bought for tho old parties' . ' ■ jgh I bought my house by the Richard Crocker said, "ThCija’s aide o f the road no use dealing with SociaiistB and To be a friend ,to man.,‘ A bout The Bluffer? M radical*. Even if you give them 2 . see from my houso by. the .side what they want, they'll double Are yoU’ gboil at bluffing? Do you get what you go . n f the road, cross you and voto for their own BY the side o f the highway to after largely tin the strength of the ’’front" you put on? It K town, ' j , ; might be a gwxj Idea to think a little bit about bluff, whut it man.” K N IC K E R S B A R R E D tenement towering high in the is and what its ubc is. LA FOLLETTE’S choice of a NEW YfiRK WORLD all’* According ,to a conservative definition, bluff means to vice-presidential candidate is pus­ A laundry of Chincso bo deceive by manner, speech or expression, so as to nccom- sling him and his friends. It's brown, Oklahoma women tourists wear­ nighted officials, even temporarily. garages perfuming the air lish some hidden purpose or ward off some danger. It may amazing how few among 112,000,- ing knickerbockers are turned back Culture will advance, and culture, W ftgjt' with their gas; e used without a person being conscious of it, yet it may 000 names can be mentioned that when they attempt to pass the when In style, is always moral. - If these are not put under ban, mean the gain or loss of prestige, power or money. As a would odd strength to a ticket— any bluihing guards of the border-line Eastern culture has sent golf and Can I live in my house by thA aide at Mntamoros, in Mexico, but there tennis and the English saddle to ticket. rule hluff is associated with anything but legitimacy. of the road, is still hopo for Mntamoros. There the West and South. The West Few men in these days of money was for Oklahoma. And bo a.^rjend to man 7 As little as the individual may realize it, bluff plays scorned golf And it cheered when The culture of tho effete East Roosevelt declined to “ take n stick an important part in the life of every person. Whother it is collecting do anything that has . I have lived in my house by the goes West and South against a re­ and drive n pill around in a field. detrimental .to the individual depends altogether to what ex­ any real meaning for their fellow ceding - s|de of the road, a line of standbackera. OkU- But the West accepted golf and citizens. Justice Qrandeis would Where the. trucka go toaring tent it is employed. Suffice to say there is danger in mak­ homa now will wonder at tho made it a social shibboleth! Tennis add 100 per cent to the strength ing too great use of the bluffing habit. prudery of Matamdros, but not so,w as a byword and a scoffing, but b, by. of any ticket. Out he would not Where the stores crowd in and •y long ago Oklahoma would It was embraced. Tho English qad* With some persons, a very few, bluff Js a virtue. With ’ apartments loom up, ,’c risen 1n_ita woolly chaps and Idle was derided. But it cut forty leave'his important work. others it is a bane. With some it is useful apd helpful while ,urned bock Eastern tourist women pounds from the weight by West­ And shut off my view of tho to others it spells disaster. To uso bluff as a matter of ex TODAY A clergyman of J^arko- fn knee-breeches. Oklahoma ia as ern ponies in races, and this made I’ve stood ail the iiua^le and rocket pediency -is b^; nti^ wean abright, however, it probably has ley, near Detroit, is found lifter moral as over; It is the style that converts overnight. * baichanged. But culture give, culture take. and din. ’ » ji averted pptjpiblg f|haqriaj rpin to many a financier. several days' absence, dazed, unable £ Mntamoros, being Mexico, may The East haa accepted some West­ . A» long as a fallow can. y vTo acertain iuctent’everyone is n bluffer. Find the man to give an account of - himself, eject the new fashion. But Mata- ern and Southern and evon Mex­ I must move from my,house by tho who isn’t, A girl nnd her sweetheart use bluff in their love- with the letters K K K branded on oros ' will . npprove knickers ican Idea*. It can thnnk Its friends • ’ 'aide o f the road, Ot VH ne’er l>c a friend to man. making. Business men use it in their transactions of busi­ his bnck. How they were branded,, snana—or next week. Sonic day beyond the Rio Grande for the will send its own women tourists sombrero, chilli con came, tho hot —Harriet Paige Kimball. ness. Preachers use it in bringing to their audience with whether with fire or merely paint­ frr knickers to the borders of ie»a tamale and the hairless dog, nnd Lawyers, ed on, Is* not told. Cultured neighbor* and will wonder its fancy is pleased it will itjhave you done for 8anford more forcefulncss, the teachings of the Bible. There will be much excitement SC their being held Hip by the bo- when borrow again. teachers, students usa it. But thorp is little cause foiLiUwm about that, alLboagh at tjti* writ-' ’ ' */«vi *H lirtfr •piif <11 ____ H over these assertions.} * * v* x r > ing nothing is known o f the case J_______ If credit la Worth having it ia beyond the statement that the Rev. . < Who titucuig yopf friends nre the biggest bluffers? Who worth-keeping. a *c Van Loon was not hostile to CENSORING THE RADIO among your/bUHlnesH associates afe good at the game? How Oren '£ $ ‘1 ) — -e ■ ■ * -A» the Klu Klux Klan and had,.on th>NEW YORK HERALD-TRIBUNE Thisjhit dog always howls hut It many of them are successful? Do you yourself practice it contrary, made them welcome In Isn’t 1always a spankod baby that nnd is bluff becoming a part of your life? his church. It was, of cpprse,x>u)y a question suddenly and how violently these . The Klan suggests that he wo* ■ f t p f 1 lured away and branded by the oi time. One ot the easiest predic­ new Inventions can do unsuspected, "IF EACH COUNTRY'-would but divert a tithe of. the Johnily saya It's, getting'to be a Kian’ a enemies to injaro the Klan tion* to be made about the. radio, things to us, and in tha radio it has tight town when will even amount now apent upbrf arpiaipentH to ieduenting people as to ... no 10 one w, at once been recognized that a sooner or Inter, some one peculiarly powerful, unpredictable f lose money anymore/ “ THE JAPANESE will *pck t-. the enormously Ty increased destructive power that science has would want to :eens»r it, and the and uncontrollable force han been ■ M a t; — ■ — ■o--------- . put into the Hands of men, the world would surely roulize shift trade from the United Staten demand appears to have arrived sat at liberty. The natural re­ New* paper men like Ford owner* to Mexico." Thnt is revenge for B probably go to Heaven becuuue that, failing disarmament within a few years, civilization our Inw against Asiatic immigra­ sooner than later. An enterprising action la a desire to control it, and will go down in ruins on tha outbreak of another great war.” tion. Let the trade shift. Th’.h theatrical manager lma conceived probably a. certain amount of con­ they "catch theirs on earth.!’ the idea of advertising for un­ trol will be necessary; but whether country will not resent it. — Commander ^Burney, British M. P. . Sanford has about a* much room Whatever helps any part of this sophisticated chorus girls by the it Is Immediately desirable to load -Uj [ for a knocker as the Jower region-* continent helps us. Eventually, broadcust method, and hua thus im­ the statute books to that end Is an­ ------ r have for an angel. the Japan, who exclude the Chi­ mediately driven tha American other question, and po ..one can Association to tha Inevitable avoid being struck by the profound ;•j ‘<V-1 ---------o—<— nese most vigorously from Japan, '*!: SELF 'SERVICE ion that there ought to be a timidity o f a public which has ap­ Usually the fellow who 1* “ stuck wilt take a different view of our - IIAl.TIMOIjJiKVKNlNH SUV Congrufls should enact, legis­ parently Inbt all confidence m Its; Mmaelf” haa to. b*\ for rro one laws. They will realize that w>.Tf1 really OWN the United Stales un<1 lation regulating what Is sent out own power* of resistance. also la able to recognise hi* charm, nre not holding thd land in trust through the radio, and. in spite of or abater. 'THo Kingtionvof Hcaveti is within willingly sign on the Jutted line. After all, a successful society is .manager’s ingenious, though supposed to have some natural you, * For that kingdom In story book* one read* of until tho day when Asia ahull tha somswhat feeble, defense that he armor against temptation, and if decide to overrun it. y’a bait conundrum: Why da of civrth la.wltitimyou a ^ .M J for ■miles that are sardonic', cruel, viraspnly assisting deserving work­ we have txutched the state In which II TammanyTFfim the WlgA RELIGIOUS paper, the Chris­ ing girls to support their mothers, an advertisement for chorus girls Is mT Because its leader It called any reason you begin thg day with wistful; but these arc Imaginary a A f ' / . n i h m s mt m l I I ' . — — - t J _ Is __ II ^ a I th« .wnylctio* that evcrjrUilng is smiles. When the proper musclei tian Century, is worried because it miy be that Congresa will do ap. jn social danger It would seem’ to lnthe Japanese have set a national Itfs possible to'forgive a certain dirate a more disastrous failure In rotten/and this conviction la advert have done’ their work and the face nervousness about the radio., our educational and domestic life “ Tji F oIlotto. Backer*"Re*t Over tis«d by the expression igour^ face Is adorned with a smile, the {trans­ “ hate day," devoted to touching ivo begun to understand how than in our censorship laws. Jnpaneae children to hate the •ay* ahead tine. A prbthe’ members of you* family formation expresses pleasure. The United States, because of a na­ t awiUU them after Ndh whom ypu do smile may be Inspired by the antics tional insult. -Says the religion, th ir iU y ti^ “ I f U g'rcHfVou wjth epun- Of a down, by a feeling of kind- paper, "There will be a good many ,1. ■ .4 r.-f-o • »<« ►'Youri own news, by tt sense of wci(-belng, by Americans who will hardly fee* tE e EGO .it aggravating to turn the pleasure now available'or In pros­ proud of the 'course of their woe. ■’ ifiK . 'u u ce t’ dn and And that for BALTIMORE EVENING SUN smileJ !T<r a pect, or by a cold-blooded dealro to nation, for whatever cause, has riaaon'the water- had been win the hearts of one’s fellows and given birth to such a day of dire Joff in the mainliT1 thus get a profit. In any case the ful potent.” rly ull udversc criticism “ I am not half good enough for j ■ <o . i { smile Is the same. n*. "I could have done it much you" means, “ Please assure me ,feminine talk hat boon I* on* justified In faking a r.” IT *!S NOT QUITE an bad a> all that you consider It an honor to l-for poor telorbone terrlco ■miloT- Wall, consider the gorilla. U praise of the gushing variety be courted ky u man of my ex­ in. Winder If that could and a profit l* muck to be des Uod. Whether or not he and man are re­ that. Guy Fuwkcs day In England "I couldn’t have done bet- cellence.” does not mean much now, although a ipoor service how caq .oo. Halt, if lhcrc Here le la ngthn,lh- lated. the two have traits in com­ they do explore the House of Com­ tarlmyrolL” “ Tha common people are half'iometimee. i ,r * :t » 1 in f to amUa about,? ,T)M proceaa i* mon. When tho gorilla would fight, mons once a year for gunpowder. ase criticise this work for baked Idiots” meant, “ The cumsimple.' The muscles Used in pro­ he beats his chest to work up « And the Germans taught us, ac. nM"tiusually means, “ Please give •mon people haven’t sense enough trouble with the to-called ducing a smite nfe Involuntary. rage. T he motion used to express at" ia that when the hua- They are under complete control. an emotion may be affected, but cording to superheated patriotism, thil^ho once-over and then praise to appreciate me.” that hymns or days of hate do not “ Hurrah for Brown” means, _ or wife o f one of the In* One may sm ile,at, wiU. It- U a the practice of tho motion prpducoa- pay. case don’t* observe too close- “ Brown’s opinions are similar to lved ' parties, appears on the simple are long since mastered by tha emotion. The artificial smile Anyhow, between having little »r the house is in a frightful mine, which ts sufficient evidence It becomes a “ hell-nett.’’ that fools the passer by begins in Japanese boys and girls taught to every lady who hak good teeth. T Uauplly means, “ Take a that he ia a good and wise man." RkfJi* . oOnce the amile is produced and a little while to tool the man who us, and having those little iand see If you can find Any “ I had few advantages as a boy” talkrabput.builnen being the face relieved of its gloom, ail produced ft. " He forgets that the hate boy* and girls tha future Pwner* means, “ Haven’t I accomplished ifnasa wilt be bad. If you peitraona out in front are affected world Is rotten and himself friend­ of the United States, this country (didn’t have time to do my wonders for one so handicapped everyone about good condi- byy the the change. change. They They forget their less. He haa become tha fortunate will choose the “ hate” much as wc usually mca&i, “ I think it at the atart?” ‘ i but! neat will be good. You troubles; they greet »t you aa a victim of hie own hypocrisy. deplore it, pged, very becomingly and you “ I'll be glad to introduce you to It’ within* your power td make friend; tnay dniile In return and , T i t ; this on your piano, \, ivited to share my opinion.” any of these people” means, “ Mako itlona what yog will. dear, you really should a not# o f the fact that I am on UNITED STATES athletes have ; r i -*: ‘■ yours bobbed" rtfeans “ I think intimate tarms with fll of these secured the truck sad tfWdrcham-** ia oome little argument as pionship in tha Olympic gamas^ ; chMjnlnk with mine bobbed.” big guye.” * ' •t ^-#*7 . >r John W Davit ia a Naw SOM ETHING STILL W RONG Those are tha most important^ or W events, sine* they indicate po»---4-T ,j ( / . > C L ^ K E L A ^ B T A R .T E L E G R A M f , ^ r e l i L'f f session of Hjiei n o n intense nerv-ffr# __ __ . . , ; . , ... j . ' / Ci out and mental concentration. tf* P R O P E R SPEED Running, jumping, etc., meat /e a t Vlrr . The .qtae-Telegratn,1s In receipt shqppcr should be handled for It. TAMPA TRIBUNE {ew York. f a fettar from, Lakeland friendi I These oranges are ; sailing in nothing now except as thef •indi rrltten from BalUmora, where thay |Baltimora^rJforiy-jU«ht cents tip cate brain end; perve power be­ establlshc ir in what direction you purchased , spree Florida oranges. sixty cadti per dokan and there hind the record. This mixed rac fast can an auto^ o f ours, which la NOT'a "N on lic uaaa are in evidence ajid the ocThey wer*1 ‘ *a ashamed of the war# vary* few vaults that were less rare, a Latin race, a Semitic o _ should find 8anford capt is at r houtlng many rot re tour- orange* that they made a purchase thrown aw pyuhp pa»t season by Celtic race, is doing as mixed, Btlt tednr;nrore naeded. of A sample And sent alx o f them the packing houses that would not races have dona for centuries, in g i w * a « i i A L i f * . ; Jf T houaea, apartments to this paper to show what (a being beat the sample sent to this paper. Greece, Roma, Franca, England—-if' h? urt li ?OU* h. lt w° u.W cidents occur. A car driven at high The letter goes to atate that fruit •re constructed, tha sold. Three of tha oranges are has not bean any cheaper In that beating races that have allowed? speed ,on a .race track may imperil Um spied, T ° f jahy^ considerable only the driver. On the road it Sanford become the smaller than a ban'* eggs and have section this year and tha writer the breed to stagnate. -' ^#|f of tim«- While the record may endanger others, also. The t la to be. tha label of a well known packing •ays that in hu tan years in Florid* - THE IMPORTANCE of ,aArini i 'z U y speed that takes one there and back ia oit a race track aapadal ------ —o— bouse on them, Tha other throe he haa not seen such fruit told at for tha ty w and teeth of '^schooii for burets of it withouir Injury to the occupants of pra about the size o f a baseball and ^n y price. It might be o f interest children haa ba«n emphasised hare I tha-car or menacg to others U tho green and certainly to not# that on a trip recently to and In 1.000 othiu' places within A 1 only safe speed. But there are passRha ins Action Law. th*y Atlanta and ^Cacon.? the writer year. Usually you are told that i t ' those who appear to believe that a got by and* out*of tha* state». It tnado an effort to get some TNrid* U no »<* Part o-----------f titi * duty ' ‘ *I aria recurd set*on a race track la a probably one of those Ways that 1s grapefruit'-! .At different ■ ■ ■ ■ P H i t i q f to rare for the easy to follow r. a fellow want* to places and they did not even serve other men's chi! Hi tk|. « . w - d -----‘ ‘ that ' Than wo talk about a But if t u * is the goal sought. nth apotoctrs to.ham Walter J'o«" )h, 1 lire iivahouse by the aid* of the road, , . Where the race o f trucks goes •■ -o u > ,» ICHIMP VH I eel 'SAt&KlAUS forgotten. . If A1 Smith run* for governor, ■doing what he can to help Davis carry New York stale, nnd. put­ ting into the campaign tho liberal fynd that Jib friend* always rnlte for him, it. will Indlcnte that Cath­ olic voters bold no grudge. "These ,men h.erfe have pleaded guilty to break­ ing the laws of.thoir country, n6t inran accidental way, not in any outburst of passion, but coldly and consciously to get your money. Not only have they broken the laws of their country, but tho trade that ‘ they represent; aa every man of you knows, drags after it every manner of violence ufc> to murder and piracy, and worat of all, bribery nnd corruption. The trail of these crimes leads right up to tho doors o f you men who have come here and,told.thjvt you have played your part in it- It is yoiir' money that causes i t And ,you .who are supposed to repriisopt property, respectability and social position— what are you, after all, but participants in crime, instiga­ tors of cripie? American citizens, Borne of you with creditable-military records, digging a t.J h c Very vJtals of your country I Take a recess. Mr. Sheriff, and air out the room!”, • „ X . -> i 1 IBJUOUSB BYj THE « W E PF £3 . TUB Kl >AD. l-1 E A picture in this yet cmy was painted by t , i advance Chelsea clrrltt" ion is that it would be i remarkable if the hiblted a picture paint* artist.— Punch. . < 'J 1 private Measuring crop aren rate of a mile a minulf bl eat achievement of t l r i States Department o f , The fields are photog tairpianes at altitudes oil. la 7,000 feet. By mettucil (meter, an Instrument («] urinti irregular nrcss i* f graphs, the actual arts fiejd it* determined.—I cnee Monthly, There9s Joy In Saving- for a Home c f Your Own. Forcsij Young Couples Connider It One of Lift's Goals VYr while Aiming for I* And it’s not hard to attaiti. Put &i amount into a Savings Account this Bank today and, as tfrne rolla! you get a certain happiness out] watching that Account grow and that progress townrd attaining goal— YOUR OWN HOME. , FIRST NATIONAL BAN • A GOMMUNITY BUILpDH ^ .I'M) F. V . FORSTER, President. O cean V a F. WHITNElt, iew H oti Coronado Beach, Fla. Chicken Dinner every Sunday nt 1 P. M., TGcts.] Shore Fish Dinner every Sunday Evening, G o’clt 76ctfl. Weekly Ilat-ea: Single $15.00; Double $25.00! AMERICAN PLAN Life Guards and Life Lines, Hath Houses Free to Guest Bathing Suits to Rent. THE SERVICES OF HARRY W. DAVIS and Ids seven-passenger Butck’Slx can be had at all times I hirq by trip, hour or day for sight-seeing, pleasure or, business calls. Phone for Reservations, New Smyrna 29-4 rir l or Coughs and Colds, Aches, Neuralgia, Rheu f and A ll A ch e s end ALL DRUGGISTS •tie sad 65c, Jars aad td Hospital si**, $3L00 ( H H H H N iits m - •ff. ! « '1' ‘ H e d u u fT —i D" m o w .h a d m o t stsliSf ( IT “Hovt^doeg 11^ do it?” m bAaltli? T -; ' Li'J-.-Tt, , - f j - \ J ,1 r^ ViT. A* 1 lain V do, but he i,buy rhat bouse." A fund for a home can bt i* a few years by opening an Interest Account with us and depositing a small amount every week. It*. STRENGTH — bERI - - PROGRESS t-ut i , .' , �imm 0 m is s Ro s a m o n d r a d ford, B O LTS M A D E IN P L A N T IN 1 D A Y society Editor, Require# 115 Tone o f 8te«l Wire— Hat Record o f 8,500,000 Daring Olio Day—Machine Make* .500 1 Stag Dinner Is Given For Arthur Moore M n. J. S ,, Moore at a moit enjoyable stag dinnei given in honor of Arthur Moora, iThbuo marriage to Mlai Kathleen llrady will be Bolemnixed Thurs­ day at 1 o'clock/ A lovely Bix-course< dinner was served. ‘ 1 r j Those present wdre Burke Steele, Fardyca lUnsell^ LeClair Irving, Henry McUuiua, Otis Cobb, Bob Thrasher and Sherman Moore. ^ , Idea Club, hoateaa Stafford. Hark Ave,rty miter rehearsal. ,dy bridal party, at ind Mrs. E. E. Brady Avenuei B;?0 p. ffut xrty, honoring Mrs. B: hosteaa Mrs. Alrk Avenue, 4:80 p. m. Luncheon honoring Coward, o f Norfolk, ! Mrs. Bates, o f Or' ,, Mrs, Victor Check, inentsighters of Wealey; | Dt IW* \j nuptials at home irs. E. E. Brady. Palu 1,p. m., followed by •ption. Bond*y St. Agnes Guild Will f Have Picnic Mrs..Clyde Derby will be hostess at a-jplcnlc supper for the SL A g­ nes Guild at her home on Sliver Lake, at 7 p. m. All members of the guild will meet "tonight promptly at 7 o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. N. Robson on the Or­ lando road, leaving from there for the lake. A full attendance is expected. -j.; Guild, hostess Mrs. tle Avenue, 4,p. m. K eaday iridgo Club; hostess rrhasher, Hark Ave- J i •I1 * lia kept in perfect BanIon ami good health , only minor scratches have prevented all tho paling in the well-arram which is carried t ‘ Jay the scouts y (vere visit fmm the home Lve them a basWlplc*. [addition to an inter-' 1 instructive program the jcouj£ John he camp cook, had his xie Jubilee Singers," the aid Southern i enjoyed by the boys fiends. . ire nei spending ch day m preparation Court of Honor elL in the camp >xt Thursday nfterng, where each boy nvrit badge testa Jify. fof"this court will r idwted from tho iKpanis Clubs of SanT* taken great inftut movement, for rrttA te . yest has been taken building character •for citizenship, who attended camp ek with one accord ad a wonderful time came for one week ided their folks to nlIto remuin the second Jday the scouts attondschool and church In ting in a body in autos oy citizens. Tho camp text Saturday at noon, couts will leave for better prepared, it their work in life. , s , Vf.e . •go (530) fl concert; 8:45-11:30 revue. »go <448) 0 muilcrv-1 |orchestra, artists. inhsti (423) 7 songs; nusic; 8 violin. . renport (484) 8 organ, .fruit News (517) 7:30 18:30 News orchestra. Iltfn (280) 7:30-12 dr* 1 ^ H. S. Pond, Peoples Bank to 150,000 pounds, according to tlio j While In Daytona Stop at ....T R O Y H O U S E .. AND ----------------------- save m oney n ATE S:------------------ I’er Day, 7f»cta and Up. Per Week, $ 8 .0 0 and U p , Special arrangement* for piose who wish to . Get their Meals. • " ,M Mrs. L B. Edwards 119 Volnsia Avenue' ♦♦♦♦♦ Thursday --Friday- Saturday ..Thursday Morning.. PIGCLY WIGGLY POTATOESCOBBLERS 10lbs. 29 c VAN CAMP’S MILK TALL, 2 CANS . . . 19c A ■*!>' JL r,- t >»v it 3 Day Llose-Out Sale on butts BABY, 4 CANS SUNSET GOLD |v?Yia (400) 7:30 band, [ferton City (44011) 8 [Rural talkt' 8120 btirn ■ A L L M AK ES Cask nr terms. 'Raptrl rleaslng an* pal rise. Q/Z& (P/vcvt/ic yforfib Tiai fur July 16. nr of Radio Digest) |kiugo New* (447.5) illdren; 7 Northwestern lectures; 8:15 music, [csgo Tribune (370) 6 7:30 musicil; ' 0:30 " I SELL TYPEWRITERS M Miss Katherine Truesdoll, oi Jacksonville .is the attractive .The Ideal summer grap affords slight protection nnd much charm, guest of Mrs. Ben Coleman at her thus the shawl fills the hill perfectly. This one gives tho effect of the home in Iloso Court. hnpd-embroidered and very expensive Spanish shawl, but it is really How uro they going to boh ’em out in the woods T Tlint question Frank Donaldson, of Eustts, made of printed silk fringed with deep fringe, nnd is comparatively motored to Sanford Tuesday to might linve suggested itself to many girls going to summer camps, but .inexpensive. It may be worn over any type of evening gown and is see his wife, who 1b ill at the For- this picture answers it. The girls ure their own camp barbers in the much in evidence nt summer resorts. nald-Lxiwton Hospital. .eaort outside of Atlanta, Fa., where this picture was taken. Dr. J. T. Denton and Mrs. R. C. Denton leave today for Washing­ Mrs. K. F. Householder and son Mrs, C. K Goodhue, Mrs. StanPERSONALS ton, D. C.. nnd New York, return­ Cnrlisle leave today on the boat lpy Walker and son, nmj Mrs. ing the first of August. or Jacksonville to meet Judge , ,, S. S. Bauincl spent Tuesday in Mrs. Grady Giddon, of Tampa, Householder, who will arrive there ' ' ,uue ,)ouK,,ls» nnd children Fred Stockton, of Jacksonville, Orlando on business. j is the guest of Mrs. J. M. Wallace riday morning on the Mohawk leave tonight for Bulnbrldge, New spent several days in the city from Boston. York, to spend three months. ----- - — ) this week. calling on local trade, the guest Dr. and Mrs. J. C. I)ern and of the Valdez Hotel. daughter are spending a week nt Postmaster J. I’. Hall is spend- i Daytona Beach. ing severnl days in Hulntka at- 1 Albert Armor and Heed Askew^ of Greensboro, Ga.. are the guesta. tending to business. of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. L. Henley at, Jack Lloyd returned Sunday _____ _ their home on Celery Avenue. from a business trip to Jackson_ vjlje> A. J Kiehardson returned TucsPhemeour G. Haut. of l'hiladel\day from Pulatka where he spent phia. spent several days in San­ ' Fred Walsh, of Tampa. »i>ont on bu*inea». ford, the guest of tho Vuldei HoTuesday in the city, the guest of i W. S. Doyle, of Tnmpa, spent U d . the Valdez Hotel. Tuesday In the city, on buslnets, Mr. ami Mrs. W. L. Henley. Miss the guest of the Valdez Hotel. * Mrs. 8. 8. Baumei nnd son Ju­ Dorothea Hay, Miss Lens Belle lian leave today for Henderson­ F, A. Bachman, of Jacksonville, Hagan, Albert Armor and Heed ville, N. (]., to spend a month. spent Tuesday in the city on bus­ Askew formed u congenial party . iness, stopping nt the Valdez litt­ spending tho day in Orlando. TT *JTI Tl»-*lI H11 tltsi i i -itl rMrii L-Ai.-KUkcs. wife of Dr. le h Illh llO V.H Harvey L. (3 Kirkes, pastor of the Hills­ I --------boro Hresbyterian Church of The many friends of Mins Al­ Eaton, representatives of the Nashville, Tenn., Is visiting her berta Aycock are glad to see her Southern Utilities Company, nre nieces, Mrs. R. T. Thrasher* nnd Out and nt her old station at Rou- spending several dnys in the city, stopping at the Valdez Hotel, Mrs. N. H. Garner. mill ut and Anderson’s. io Program j fr't C. L. Raymond, * of Daytona, spent Tuesday in the city on bus­ iness, stopping at the Valdes Ho­ tel. ■- ■— 'll Mr. and Mrs. W. C. H ill nnd daughter will return from Cairo, Ga., today, where they stWmt the past week as the guests of friends. ut Camp 'News it mildly to ally L are having n 'gotjd Ver Lake Camp near For Sale — Ladies’ white low and high cuts, $3.50 and $5.00 values, at 89c to $2.43, * * nsas City Star (411) :10 trio; 0-7 School o( w; 8 string instnimenL45 Nighthawka. City'(411) 7-8 eduiks, music, urier Journal "Louls1me» (400) 7;80-9 n)u- Men’s Best Palm Beach Suits, oil shades Angelea (48Q). B»45 10 program; 19 lord (360) 5:30 evening Genuine Loranee Seersucker, best grade, in two new shades. Special Thursday to Saturday BHivnitillr t I nncapolis - St. Paul L30 lecture*; 8:15 con■olos, orchpstmf, talks. °r p, g w l fa b Slrim BeaK. lb. P* talks. ladel phi* (S «») 6-30^ 8:10 orchestra; 6:80 L, : ~ dance i 8 dance. Phia (396) 4 talk; [Wtheitra. WdphU (609) 5:30 or* • aacital; Trorche^tra; PANTS SPECIAL SALE VipjVii-so* w e Al w ays have a low p r ic e on 15c • Men's and Boys’ two ^looe nm loao pit*«o Suita In aJI the Colors, CO ,$-1,00 V a lu e s ................. ^ 9600 Swimming «■* *■ >'• ?• , y " T it O Q suits ......................... ......it;. .huL One Lot Cotton Suits at Half Price. A Q */ aU colors; Special BOYS’ SUITS 2 lots Palm Beach and Crash Suits to . closer out, 8 to 17, for..... ........ . sugar '1l W ItUburgb (320): R con* t»VWUW; 3C r& : *T'V- ;£ ’vt'V-> ^ �W <i> W 8 V oriSSS? learwater Shuts it Lakeland 6 to 0 Tuesday’s Game Can’t Keep a Good Man Down LAKELAND, July IGr-Whcn ex-orphans of the League, the Clearwater Baseball Club, out .the Highlanders Tuesday 0, Red Craig accomplished ig which no'other pitcher lone this season.- Leach’s two arrort, followed by McLain’s two plea proved Luther’s downfall. Lain batted in pll six Clear• .water r m r Score by inningaf Clearwater____ 202 000 002—6 0 0 Lakeland ______000 000 000- 76.4 2 C rilg and Sims; Luther and Nance. * Bradeatown 4 ; S t Petersburg 3 . BRADENTOWN, July 10. — Johnson was wild but effective in : ‘the pinches Tuesday. Elliott’s hit, Rieka walk, Welcha hit, and DaveV** overthrow' o f third gave the ' Growers two In' the first Score by innings: S t Petersburg . 000010 020—3 8 1 Braden town . —220 000 000— 1 6 2 Wilson, Dlbert and Cushion; II. Johnson and McDaniel. American ;Giris . Are Winners In Swimming Games IIS, July 16. — American icn ruled such waves ns splash­ ed about the aides o f Paris Monu­ mental Olympic swimming pool In tropical weather Sunttay'nfternoon When the Misses Martha Norelius, llflen Walnright and Gertrude Edo ff of the Women's Swimming elation of Now York, finished 1 the order named In the finals o f the 400 metro swim In free •tide. The American mfcrmnids piled 19 Olympic points to add to the imposing total garnered by Amer­ icana track and field athletes hist weak at the Colombo* Stadium. The individual stellar performer •young Andrew Charlton, lliu tralian aquatic performer, who , .ped a considerable chunk out o f'th e .world’s record established on Sunday by Arno Borgc of dan,.In the 1,600 metres swim, . style. Charlton’s time of 20 minutes, 6 3-6 seconds was a new world's mark. Tba The American plain high divers divot * of* San fife d badly. “Ben “Thrash Kn Francisco, finishing fourth; Pete Pet Dies Jardens o f Miami, *Fla., tak « . , taksixth place, and Clarence . Pinkston o f San Francisco, finish­ ing a weak last. ! 35ve, of Australia, won this event , and. indicated ,thnt in the water competition Australia took the placo that Finland had taken in the track and field eventi last week. Jattten of Sweden was second and Cldrk o f Great Britain third. ALASK A SALMON PLENTIFUL CORDOVA, Alaska, Ju)y 10.— Every cannery ip' thl*<ffintrlct is running night and day to keep pate with one of. thp largest runs o f red salmon seen for many years. In the first ten days of June two canning companies caught 40,000 salmon each, or a p ­ proximately one-half of the entira number takep during the 192.1 season. Fishermen say large ruim occur in cyclos o f five years. iL-------NBW AIR JiOMUElt V \ SOUTHAMPTON, t n g . July 10. ssful tests have occurred MW sir-marino bomber Mdlt for the Spanish government •n aircraft firm here. The he jM if l f “ took pff” as well ps to anchor on roqgh water. ’ inner and observer are ac_____»U»d In th e’ forward posi­ tio n -o f the boat-and the bombs i -carried in tho hull. r tod Stolen Money Sack W om an’s Home >la<llW rn n u u TAMPA, Joly 10.— Officers ' found the money sack in no of Mrs. Edith M. Con­ way bare, while aearchlng for evidunce in connection with arrests iterday of five persons in conwith a robbery last April from A- C. Clewis, ’ hanker. Tho money sack I satchel are said to have been ntlficd by the banker as conners for money he was, transr at the time. A grand juWas called to investigate ■SM against the prisoners on iy, Betides. Mrs, Conway, was a former policewoman, | arrested are It. D. Hogue, finger print expert of tho rtraent, Charles D, Kil‘ deputy sheriff, of Sulr Springs, Byrd Conway and Mrs. Ccnws Conway and Ted AJburv. held under 825,000 mmi u p w eea v#¥ * iery Feds” Play Cloud Thursday “ Celery Fed*" will meet ■t turn from St. Goud local Ninth Street Park Thursday afternoon at 4 it waa definitely ano ^ & ^ o a over the S t but Thursday at hut the defeated to give Banip the second Tuesday" took i ft this ineffective work of the Birm­ ingham pitchers and loose flawing behind them anti defeated th e n a r. onC, IS to 3. Score by innings: '■ -."fcV-y-V, Birmingham . Oil 010 000— 3 8 1 New Orleans .050 440 OOx—13 13 1 Walker, Jones and Robertson; Hodge and La pan. --------:*h I NASHVILLE, Tonn., July. 1<L— Ltndstrom. after holding Memphis score less blew up In the ninth Tucsdfy and allowed five rune, but NiSiilwtf came bafk.lit-their half making three and won, 0 to 5. ) Score by innings: 1 * . \ t»-.u Memphis . ~ .....000 Q00 006—6 ,R, A Nashville ..........3Q0000 003—6 9 0 Warmouth, Men and Kohlbecker; Llndstrom, Weaver and Mackey. • --------- . - \u CHATTANOOGA, July, . lfl. Chnttanooga hit hard behind bates on balls and errors Tuesday and Won two easy victories from Little Rock, 8 to 6. and 6 to 2. First Game w i ___ : * 1r1t •4■ Score by inningH: Little R o ck .....010 000 040—6 8 4 Chattanooga . 310 000 22x—8 10 8 Hunter, McCall and Smith; Sedg­ wick and D. Anderson. Second Game •* r -i* ££?''i i- *-.»Vilw I gsa* • ...v'.iVlwtWvj v.*iv’ -* .. tw* '** ^4%.*< i I a£ 4 1V The Prince of Wales—he’s coming to Americn this fall—shown ready to tackle polo, or hurdles/or any sort of riding in spite of his much-advertised falls. This picture wns taken at the recent contest between tho Oxonians and the Old Cantabs. SENATORS WIN RED SOX BLANK FOUR GAMES OF BOSTON BRAVES SERIES IN ROW 7 TO 0 TUESDAY Score by innings: Little Rock ..... .....100 010 0—2 9 2 Chattanooga........20.1 100 x—0 7 1 Newton, Hunter nnd Lorry, Cun­ ningham and Gross'. How They Stand , 1_ .___ * , j Florida State League W. L. Pet. Club. 0 .739 Lakeland . ......... ...... 17 St. Petersburg 16 8 .667 9 .571 Tnmpn ................ 12 9 13 .409 Orlnndo .............. 7 15 .318 Bradentown..... . 7 17 .292 Clenrwntcr .......... American League '• ■' Cobb Makes Unassisted Double Giants Defeat Chicago Cubs 9 to 4 Club. ' W. L. Pet. — Dodgers Win Over Cardinals New York ...... I’ lay to End Detroll-Phllndel4B 35 .678 — Pirates Trim Phillies phia Game— Yankees and Washington . 47 36 .566 White Sox Win Detroit ; ............. 45 .18 .542 CINCINNATI, July lfi.—Cin­ Chicngo .............. 41 39 .513 WASHINGTON, July lfl.—Wnf- cinnati mndc it two out of three St. lxiuis 39 42 .481 44 .46,1 tcr Johnson held Cleveland to five from Boston by shutting out the Cleveland ........ Braves for the second consecutive 38 44 .463 Jilts Tuesday .and Washington timo nnd winning the Inst gnine Boston . ........... Philadelphia ....... 32 60 .390 scored its fourth straight win of of the scries Tuesdny, 7 to 0.? Lu­ cas was knocked out of the box the five-game series, 4 to 2. , National League und Cooney also wns hit freely. Club. W. L. Pet. Score by-innings: .Scuro by innings: New York r>4 26 .676 Cleveland ___ 000 001 010—2 6 1 Boston ...000 000 000—0 7 .1 Chicago . .......... 44 36 .577 Washington ... 200 002 OOx— I H 1 Cincinnati ...013 Oil lOx—7 1.1 0 Pittsburgh .......... ......42 Lucan, Cooney, \V’ilson. North Brooklyn . Covaleskl nnd Myntt; Johnson 43 nnd Gibson; Mays and Hargrave, Cincinnati . .. ....42 42 -.600 nnd Rucl. Boston . 3.1 46 .418 Detroit 11; Philidelphia 9 ■ New York 9; Chicago 4 Philadelphia . 31 48 , .392 1 PHILADELPHIA. July 10.— CHICAGO. July 10.—Hard hit­ St .Louis 30 49v ,380L Detroit cams from behind and bent ting and the wildness of Ken In the seventh gave the New York Philadelphia 'Tuesday, 11 to U, in Southern League ^ ] a hard hitting contest. Seven Giants the finnl gam e. Tuesday Club. W... L. Pet t pitchers were used during the bat­ with Chicago, 0 to 4. Nehf, re­ Memphis . 57 33 !fl11 tle. Jn the third inning the Ath­ lieving Dean in- the 6th., hety Hie New Orleans 56 .14 .622 Cubk safe excepting for a homer letics had s^veh Atfnlgh hits off Atlanta ............ 47 86,?tfi7il. Collins nnd Holloway. In the ninth by Hartnett in tho 7th. Kelly and Nashville . .40 43' .517 Cobb made an unassisted double Dean also contributed home runs. Mobile . 42 48 .167 Score by innings: j Birmingham . play to end the game. .. 40 48 .465 New York ...... a ...... 100 012 500—9 * Score by innings: Chattanooga . .. .. .38 53 4lrf 000 0,10 100—4 Little Rock . Detroit . 004 041 020— 11 16 O Chicago ..... ... . 28 60 .318 % Dean, Nehf and Snyder; Kauff­ *'•* ' »• Philadelphia 005 400 0U0- 9 112 Collitw. 'Danko and . Hassler; man, Keen, Wheeler nnd Hartnett. NOTICE Burns, Meeker, Harris/ Rommel Brooklyn 7; St. Louis 4 und Perkins. -• > ST. LOUIS, July 10—The In accordance with Chanter New York T»| SL [sails 4 NEW YORK, July HI.—The Brooklyn Rubins hammered Soth- 9012 Special Acts Legislature 1923 New York Yankees made It four <>ron and Bell from the start and I will offer for sale at public auc­ out of five, from St. Isiuis hen? the visitors defeated the Cardi­ tion on tho 21st day of July, 1924, Tuesday, winning ^he last game nals Tuesday 7 to 4 in the final between the hours of eleven and of ;he series 5 to 4. The game game of the series, Hornsby In­ two, the following described an­ IT 1H THKnEFOKE OJIDKRBP was held up for 15 minutes in the creased Ilia nonson . .|mmo run imals na impounded by T. F. Ad­ eighth inning by a protracted nr- K*finK ,to *• by slugging out cir- ams nt his farm at Beck -Ham­ t ill?! ( I l l s o r d e r bo p u b llsh od o n c e u week for eig Halit h t c o n s e c u t iv e w e e k s in gument. With Dugun on third, i Vu,t. drives in the sixth and eighth mock. Seminole county: The Hanford nrd iloruld , a n e w s p a p e r Ruth on first and none opt, Mcu- | No one was on base 1 red cow, no mark or brand. ubllshed In Hanford, Hemlnoln 1 red calf, 110 mark or brand. eel hit a low Unci' to left, which I vilher time, ou nly . F lorida . St-oro by innings: 1 white and red steer yearling, Bennett M-nopcd in a low bound. red at Knnfortj 620 000 000—7 11 0 no mark or brand f e m ln o le C ou n ty. F lo r id a o n th l Dugan scored ami Ruth reached Brooklyn St. Louis 000 002 011—4 10 0 ’ 1 white and red heifer yearling, third. The St. lxiuia club claimed Robot™, Doak and . DeBerry; mark split one ear. .H on e ana order? that Bennett caught the hall and • C. M. HAND Ruth was doubled off first. This Sothoron, Bell, Sherdel and Vicks. tr Snd. da y uf Ju ly A. D. 1»3«. Pittsburgh 3; Philadelphia 1 Sheriff Seminole County, Fla. plaim wns sustained by Evans, E. A. nOUQHABS. PITTSBURGH, July. 10.— Pitts­ who ruled both M«usol and Ruth C le rk uf the Circuit Court, i u t r . hh v Uy A. M- W E E K H . D. C. out. New York tpok the protest burgh made it three out of four i n tKuNbTH nJnl ' cn ri ri tTA I ,r oCIR CUIT. IN JOHN O. I, KONA III) V |o Owens, the bade umpire,' who in winning tho finnl game of the A N D r u n NKHINOI.K COI'NTT. S O LIC ITO R E o n CO M P L A IN A N T . stuck to his original decision that series from Philadelphia Tuesday S T A T U UP FI.OH IDA . I July Zl 8; 1 6 ; 33; 36; the ball had not boon caught, ami 3 to 1, Smith, obtained this week JOHN W. P O S T E R , Com platnanl. Ajiau tt •; 13; SO; 87. vs. ’IRES A N D TUBES McuboI ntid Ruth were returned from the Boston Nationals, made 1 i his first appearance behind the MAROARRT W. R i *ISKY, et ul to the .banns. St. Ixnjis refused Pt'frmlartts. 1 ew Stock . to take the field ‘ after- that for plate in a Pirate uniform. O R D K R KOR rUBI.ICA TJO N Scuro by innings*. . D ig Valu es. seven moro minutes, The, decis­ T o M arga ret \V. R a m sey. If living ion cost St! ‘Louis 'thfc* 'giime, ns Philadelphia ..0W 100 050—1 0 0 anil If ileail. alt p a rties r ls lm ln a InI?*aa Money. New York ocored the run after Pittsburgh .....201 000 OOx—3 0 0 terra! ns lu-lrs. devisees, arano-i-s. qr oilie r rlitlmiiiita u n d e r . t h e said Glazner, Betts and Wilson; lay ,was resumed. Williams of GAS A N D OIL U n ra aret IV. R a m sey, deceased, or Louis turned Ids right ankle Meudows nnd Smith. o th er w is e, In nnd t o th e premises A l w a y a th e beet. nd gave way to Bennett. h e r e in a ft e r d e s c r ib e d ; th e heirs, Full m easu re. Tampa Development devisees, granleea, o r o th e r clalmScore by Innings: 'anls under R ob ert II. R a m s e y , tr u s­ St. Louis -£.110 000 209—4 10 0 deceased, o r oth e r w is e , in terest­ New-York -010(100 03^—5 9 1 Expenditures' Large tee. ed In the la nds and p r e m is e s in ­ Shoekcr, Bayne uml Severeid: v olved In this su it; and also The TAMPA, July 16.—F.xpondlturcs E l ls w o r t h Trust C om p a n y , a c o r p o r ­ 105 Palmetto Ave. Hoyt, Matmnaux, Gaston ami of more than $34,000,000 Arc ation. If In U k *I ex istence, and if Schang. railed for in the program of new dis solv ed, l i q u i d a t e d o r oth srw lss Chicago H; Boston 6 leg a lly e x tin ct, a g a in s t all su ccess­ IR R ITA TE D E Y E 8 BOSTON,. July. MG.—Chicago construction and development pro­ ors. sh areh olders. stockholders, cleaned up-the three-game sorie.i jects planned for this city und vi­ creditor*, g r a n t e e * .t o r . o t h e r persons t wane and worse the longer ret with Boston by winning Tuesday cinity, according to n survey c la im in g any righ t, ti tle o r Interest them go; Ltenardi’i Golden Eye 8 to 0. Fuhr was hit hard and so made by Tho Tampa Times. Out­ o f any n atu re w h a ts o e v e r , by. Him. tion cu m inflammation and soreness r under T h e E l ls w o r t h T r u s t1 Cotewas LcveretU*. but the ldtting of standing among projects men­ opatty, a c o rp o r a t io n , o r an y on* *|»« |Jtout pain in one day. Cooling, healMostil and Eddie Collins helped tioned in thA survey are: In and t o th e follnwln tr d en -rlhel r. strengthening. Get “Leona to make up the winning murgin City improvements, $3,000,000; p r o p e rty , t o - w l t . situated, ly in g ant — 1'“ strong eyes, At all druggists. be in g In th e C o u n ty o f S em in ole and for the visitors. _ county road program, $3,000,000; th e Hiatr o f F lo r id a . * Score by innings: • 1). V. Davis' island development, C o m m e n c e at U s e c t i o n post cn Chicago ___ 004 010 201—8 12 4 $5,000,000;. city waterworks, $1,? North Boundary flec tion g I th em Boston ........ 100 003 200—0 10 1 272,000; Swann Terminal Com­ East 11 chain* and I link*, them Leverette, Lyons and Grnbowes- pi Houlh t|0 yard*, thence W r it l f i . .. __ | $3,000,000; pany's development, ki; Fuhr, Murray, Fullerton and Gandy bridge (at least) $2,000,000; yard*. Ihenr* Routh to SOUTH EAJT o f NWVi OF N E K <h*n?a neving. 1 . , tc < flm Tampa Electric Company's Im* CORNER W ret 138 yards, thence North R| v provumcnU, ............D $1,000,000; O; Temple yards, IkeQc* W eet »«C yard* them* it Good in t o * f b e g-----inning contau Bras,, Park, North tS’ pjo---Polk T o Decide Golf Tcrrncce, $1,000,000: Beach ,000000; City docks and r < Championship' ‘ ouso $000000, and a scare, orm . 10 •her projects calling for expendi- and to . alt other persons (r LAKELAND. - July Jul same* are nnknoun golf tbrnupionship o f Polk county _ ire4 many o f which apprauch the person ... c la im in g a ht, title or Interwt la to: bo Weridod in on Inter-city million mark? *It' Ju and t a tit operty hereinbefore begin at Win­ tournament that Will 1 ay part o r * P*ro«l d es cr ib ed o r FLIERS BEACH ENGLAND th ereof. ter Haven next Thursday, July 17, It a p pear t i>y the sworn bilt At it is announced here, Teams par­ o m p la in t L this caua* filed that ticipating in the play will be made 1 CROYDON, Eng., July 10^—The c)9U. o r nach. y ou . m a y nlalm e<>a* up ot ten men auh .representing American airmen on their world right title ■“ o r Interest In tl|e lauta I*nde4 here at 2)08 o’clock Bartow, Winter Haven and I»*ke. or prem ise* k farela dUterlhed ■ before ■ P and that y o u r p la c e s o f res 14*at# Und, and will compete on the fol-^tl>l* a fternoon? _______ are u n k n o w n It? le t h e r e f o r * Ok? lowing schedule : Genuine Palm Bench SiflU, lin­ R K B K D th a t y o u and e a c h o f y»u July 17, Winter Haven at Bar- en 0nUb, $ ll value, while they be, and y o u a r e h e re b y re q u ire d 10 appear t o UtlA MU. o f co m p la in t. in ] ‘ tow; July 24, Winter Haven at Iflot, our price $5J9. ; this cause on t b a lot, d a y o f B e p t e h . l Lakelanat ' July 31, lakeland at 5 Our Motto: . > *'»r a . n. l i f t a t the C o u r t H o u s e at Winter Hevcn; Auguat;21, Bartow Day for cash; 'w i i Hanford, 8 #«plnM# C o u n ty , F lo r “ at Lakeland. A trophy cup will *aid cauae b e i n g a ault to qu iet ‘ Bell for gaah; . j / /. In the c o m p la in a n t J o h n W , Foi be presented-the winning team — jiuy for lea#: • (1 to lbs hereinbefore described Is be compcUd for . each and then i until .wan three coneecu* viori& * t»*l* b i ll, when it will became the ■*aln* y o u In Mra. Catra' OI p i. I ^*we*a pro confeaeo will be enter *n property pf the win? ■ro, eta. |against you and each of you. -hint u; T^kJ- i tus-riss^rl Find Its Superior E l d e r -Springs f l o w s five g a l l o n s o t pu re w a te r e v e r y t h i r t y - t w o eec ohds. It Is u»ed b y a v e r fifty p e r rent o f th e p e o p le o f Hanford, and. In Us natu ral furm. la used by th e W e s te r n Union and ninny b a t t e r y station* f o r e t o r a g e naileries. Is it p u r e ? A s k th e S i e t o H oard o f H ealth. * Phone 311 H . J . C la u s e Distributor St F.P.iUNES ’ Nervous . "I waa weak and narvoaa find run-down," write* Mrs. Edith fieUerg. of 4«S N. t ilt 8 L. East 8L Louts, 111. “ I couldn’t sleep night#, I waa go restless. I felt tired and not In ’condition to do my work... I would have such pains In my stomach that 1 was afraid I would got down In bed. . . My soother oast*to ate me and auggoatad that 1 dm , ■ ~ “ “ “If m 'HUM Woman’s Tonic assess It otemod t o and-tm lld me did .fOf ms. -I ? haven’t needed any xuadlcine since 1 took- Cardul, and I am cellng Tin*,' t 09 often ora the weak, run-down 1 and may ' da* more seriously U not Ju rdul . Bold m gi<» Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work — next Valdez G ABR IEL GREATER RIDING COMFORT Snubbers p . A . MEKO Something RAD The Radio Swper-IIetrodyne. harmonic feature, :iTl in Radio gad is *• 1 Radio engifleate? ArrangeT e rce l the ac Bat 1H, of-M ?-. ■ * :• •••!_ �iiaaiAiH ARTICLES, AND PERFORM MANY IMPORTANT TASKS FOR YOU BU ILD IN G M A T E R IA L Daily Herald Miscellaneous Wanted For Rent Apartments M ISCELLANEOUS FOR SA L E and Round Help W anted SIGNS YOU CAN BBL1BVI If your breath ta bad and have spells ol swimming In Lb ST an opportunity to keep abreast with tho tin ts by not FOR SALfe— bscd Pulleys, vari- head, poor anpetits, constii .MIKACLE Concrete Co. general and a general no-aceount tselktig. It reading the classified Dagts of cement woel, ofdewalk*. build­ WANTED— Money to loan on ous sixes, good condition. Hoolo- Is a sign your liver Is torpid. Tho Rood first mortgages; new your ydatiy. . newspaper. Herald han Coleman Co, '•_______ ' toing block*, irrigation boxes. J. E. l i e , w ill homes in Sanford’s moat desira­ ’one really dependable remedy fo r pair] want Ads contain many interesting Tcrwillcger, Prop. ble residential section. FLETCH­ FOR RENT—To responsibly par­ hi I* messages. It win ply you to read EIGHT. PER "CENT Interest ;!s all disorders In the liver, stomacl #! Lumber nnd Building Material paid'on money invested In the end bowels is Horblne. It * ' ER & BULGER BUILDING COM­ ty. downtown apartmont ofl three Carter Lumber Company PANY, Room No. 0, Davis-Mc- rooms. Inquire at Herald office. powerfully on the liver, strengi LOST—'T ir T m t _ N . Laurel 6 L _ _ Phone 665 i. NclU Building,, Orlando, Florida. ana digestion, purities tbs bo’ license •plate HILL LUMBER CO. SbU abo? Phono 1768. __ fs p s end' restores a fins feeling of ward. ’ Photic Typo ^ b . a b o r * Service, Quality and Price.’ ergy, vim and cheerfulness. P WANTED— Boys anti girls to open savings accounts In the Sanford FOR RfeNT—Two -room $ouie. _____ •-;« LOST—July 3rd, Vhhitjr case con­ amount of money and offer safe 60c, Sold by Union Pharmacy. ‘’ <late#>re for oon- __________________ Building and Loan Association. taining two attanda of beads, channels for Investment to tho keeplng apartment, 710 • Oak [niertloli*. of a v e r a g e le n gth An easy way to savo and make pocket knife, ataK several other pQonla of Sanford. Consult your Avenue. 1 Advertising a llua your savings pay you eight per FOR article*. Finder plesso return to banker about the advisability of RENT—Cool three-room Houses t or Rent Charge I im f o r Aral Investing your money with us. cent interest We will be glad to Herald ofHcO;__ ______ _____ apartment, bath, option fur­ LEARN ABOUT I*olk County and Sanford Building 4t Loan Asso­ explain the plan to you. Sanford hinr la restricted to STOLEN— On Thursday night, ciation. A. P. Connelly, Secretary. FOR RENT— 6-room house ext lakeland, through the Stat-Tcle- Building A Loan Association, A. nished or unfurnished. Wight hielf leal Ion. Bros. Co. _____ _______________ July 10, brown suit. Palm Beach la made T h e Bangram. Beat advertiaing medium in P. Connelly, Secretary. door to "Gables." Inquire Miss suit, dark blue serge suit with FOR’ SALE-$lt>0,000 In eight Lol »_E vans, cmre Yo wells.__ will be reepunalbls FOR RENT—Two-room apart­ •'5f3 South Florida Published mornings. per cent preierred stock. Can be Incorrect tneertlon. flaps over the coat pocket*, lemon Star-Telegram, Lakeland. FIs, ment with or without garage. purchased on easy payment plan. FOh RENT—House, closa ■er, f o r su beeq u ent pair pants, black pant* and two Apply 618 Oak Avenue. _____ u iciip) I . E D U K I l - C l a s s ­ CUI.lAaiSUp |xhe o f f i c e sh ou ld ba other dark blue pairs pants. Fin­ The safest Investment in Sanford. __Frank L. Woodruff. R EAL ESTATE ified) ada h ave th e la rg est c lrcu ledlately In e a s e o f I HAVE FOR RENT _ on __ ocean latli la tloo/lln B o u th w ester a Ueorgla. der please return to Willis Murry, All loans placed by thla compan: FOR RENT—O-room houss newfront 1-2 block off Main Street, Itata I c f a - w o r d ) t i n e ______________ ^DVKIlTiaEfUL ly finished throughout. Good lo^ R. V. D. No. 1, Box 216, Sanford, are secured by real estate. Asl FOR RENT—7-room house close only 25 stops to nostofficc, some your banker about it. Then cal cation. 209_6 St.^ r*pre»entatl\a t h o r ­ Fla.__Reward.___________________ A u VEr t i s e m the je S n S T B u ! in, all conveniences, $40.00 apartments I, 2 and 3 bedrooms, and talk the matter over with us. nier with rata*. rulea aid, South Georgia’s greatest month. If it’s baggage, a -piano, a safe, SANFORD BUILDING A LOAN FOR RENT—One iiVc-room bun­ ,>■ Jratlnn. will g i v e you and also light housekeeping rooms. newspaper. Morning, afternoon, galow, modem and close in. II. household goods, in' tact anything InformationA n d 1f FOR RENT—One two-room Very reasonable by week or month. ASSOCIATION weekly and.Sundav Classified rates hry will acatat y o u In movable, wo are in the transfer _ A .J \ CONNELLY, Secretary _ T. Pace, 861 W. First 8treet. vTfe npartmont, well furnished, cen­ Good week-end rate*. W. M. lur want ad l o m ak e 10c t>er line. Waycrtss Journal- trally located, $29.00. business for that purpose and FOR REWr—One five-room bunMitchell, 118 Ocean Avenue, Day­ Herald, Way cross. Georgia. Ictirewill handle them to your entire FOR SALE— Men's*ali-wool suits FOR SALE—fi acres celery land, tona Beach, Florida. Postoffice galow, modern and closa in. H. i $35 value at $15.98. Florida ITNAT NOT1C*. satisfaction. Phone 408. $ REACH the prosperous farm­ 3 acres cleared, 1,1-2 acres tiled, box 802. T-_Pace, J 0 1 W .F irs^ S treet. I Cash Salvage Co re ahoutd f l M i H H t er* and fern growers of Volusia fine condition, bnrgnln. Boetofflce addraaa aa I FOR SALE— Ice box cheap. ln- FOR RENT—«-room furnished unty advertise in the DeLand ONE LOT close .in on Pnrk Ave­ FOR RENT—Two- nnd 3-room elr phone n u m b e r If house, with exception of Ilnsnat M s t l r e o r A p r l l r n t l n a f a r T a x D r r d _quire_Phoenlx Hotel,_ apartments, furnished. 304 West Dally News, rate lc per word, cash result*. A b o u t ana nue, a bargain. garage, two poultry house* ana I b * V N rrllu a STS o f t h s U r o Fifth Street. of a ihouaand haa a FOR SALE— Ladles' low cuts. $5 cow stall. Flowing well. Yard with order. FIVE-ROOM Bungnluw, nil mod­ •W*>» Sliatutra o f th r State • M , land the olh era c a n 't nnd $0 value*, at 98 cents. Flop fenced for chickens. em conveniences, '$.’1,200.00. F lor id a A LITTLE W A N T.AD in The Electric le with y o u unlaaa HOUSES— FOR SALE N o d e s Is Of We have the bargains lind sell tiereliy g iv e n d i a l 13. Ida Cash Salvage Co.__________ j light*, city |your addreaa. Herald will bring you big re­ ONE IN TEN ir. Located 306 , T. Ilulnea. tiurchaser o f T a x C e r t i f ­ FOR SALE— Ford*on tractor aniTJ Ladrcl Avenue. Inqutre at Eagle Btlnaaare M B I T b e sults. Advertise those old articles |at the owner's price. Call In and Neglecting a little wound, cut or Kprreoe at T h e l u e see us, we will save you money. abrasion of the flesh may In nine FOR SALE OR TRADE—Seven- icate T o w n o f A lta m o n t e Spring*. harrow, also mowing machine House, 206 Oak Avcnus. you have stored away and have -,\V¥q 13. i!hle<1 the 3ril ilay o f July, >U efflr* nr b y l e t room house, small payment No. Seminole Realty Co., nnd rake, all In perfect condition, no use for. A little thlrty-ccnt ad | cases out of ten cause no great A. D. tS!3. lias filed aald c e r t ific a te it y b s u . d 'se o n ti* down, or well located vacant lot In toy of 11cu. and has m ade a p p l i c a ­ at sacrifice. See Louis Fleischer, bring you several dollars.) _____ Seminole Hotel Annex,_____ sufTcring or Inconvenience, but It la aet ralld. j A, • one 14H and ; !a representative FOR SALE—On easy terms, well the .one caqe in ten that causes its first payment. Would trade on tion f o r mx deed to lasue In a c c o r d ­ Sanford, Fla. rrompt. E fflc ia n V Rooms For Rent n celery farm. See E. S. P.ockny, ance with law. Hald c e r t if ic a t e e m ­ FOR SALE—Two slightly used fierrlce will call’ to see you._____________ located building lots In desir­ blood poisoning, lockjaw or a 111 Enst Second Street. braces the f o l l o w i n g d es cribed p r o p ­ The radio set*,.bargains, easy terms. erly situ ated In tteiulnole county, FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando able residential section. Very lit; chronic’ festering sore. FOR SALE— Beautiful comer lot I lorldu. t o - w l t : Hof-Mac Battery Co. in ALWAYS the mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ tie raslj required. Can be pur­ cheapest, safest and best course 287x200 feet. Dwelling 15 rooms lint:In I#- ft. ICast o f 8\\' C orn er LUMBER F,OR SALE— Yellow the more reason you fied business, rate lc a word, min­ chased on easy monthly payments. is lo disinfect the wound with II- furnished: lot* for building eight o f NUH of S W '4 Hoc 7. Twp. 31 a . qtild Borozone amid apply tho BoLots from $900 to $1290. Address pine framing, sheeting, siding NICE cool rooms, facing river, t7 For a QUICK SERVICE imum 24c cash with order. roznne ‘ Powder to complete tho cottages. These apartments yield­ ItniiKc 30 13., run H. 3HS.S2 ft., W. S3 and flooring. Delivered at reas­ r week. VFNDOMB HOTEL, to do that Job of AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au“- Box 412. Sanford. Florida.___ , N. 20*.62 ft.. B. S3 ft., 1-3 ncre. Aoallng process. Price (liquid) ing $00 monthly; 7 rooms for | ft The N. Beach St., Daytona, Fla.^ onable prices. Plenty of lumber, ether it be n Igral, or nalil land being asm-seed nl gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest WILL TRADE six-room bungalow 30c, 60c arid $1.20. Powder 30c owner; soon to be valuable busitiis saui land Vcrmoht Lumber t e d n l e of o f th» the iIssuance o f such cer- quick service. ]iaul. P b ^ c 408. classified medium, rate cash .09c 1 to o il d tba located in Riverside, Miami, for nnd 60c. Sold by Union Pharm­ ncMi corner. For quirk salo $9,500, tlfli-Hta In the nsme of Unknown. Co., Osteen, Fla. charge. 10c per line, minimum well located property in Sanford acy. on terms $10,900; $0,600 rinse the Unless mini cert Ifinite wIni 11 be re­ Bungalow is now rented unfur­ .80c. _____________ deal. Box 351, St. Augustine, Fla. deemed according to law. tax deed WU'VrflPLAV Turn your ideas FOR RENT— Furnished rooms, 111 into screen stories. Only sto­ fTED MAINE-^Watervillc, Morning Sen­ nished for fifty dollars yer month. will Issue thereon on the 33rd day 1101 Elm Avenuo. corner o f title ries properly constructed will re­ of August. A. D. 1!l2t. My equity is $4,O IK ). Price of house tinel. Thousands of Malno peo­ Wo know wo cannot do ALL the J___ ____ • j f t BUY—Homo in PYREX ceive consideration. Send two dol­ Stree t ■____ __ Witness my official signal ore nnd is $8,000. What have you to of­ hauling and transfer business in sent this the l(th day of July. A. D. lars for model synopsis showing FOR RENT— Room*. Mui( be newly con- ple are Interested^ in Florida prop­ fer? Address, Bungalow, care of Wouldn’t Sanford; but wo do know that wc 1*11 use, wejjffocatcd, and erty. Reach them through the Snnford Herald._________________ R, A, DOUClLAKH. you bo able to usa the money *eBAKING W ARE how stories should be written. T. Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ get the CREAM Jif it, and that the tflerk t’ lrcult Court. Heinlttole Coun­ A. Scott, Box 548, Snnford, Flu. terws.'Vill not pay cured by ranting that vacant room reason for that is the SERVICE ty. Florida. DO YOU WANT TO BUILD? I price. In answering tion. now going to waste T There, are Ball Hardware Hy A M Weeks D. C. wc render. QUICK SERVICE have a desirable location in the complete informa- i’ALM BEACfi COUNTY—The many person* looking for places to PHONE 8 TRANSFER. Phone 408. ocation, size o f house, sccno of stupendous development highest section of Sanford. Prop­ stay. Help take care of them and ,\oflrr «f Appjlrntlfin tor Turn I>rr«l MOTHERS gddrfljfl.Box 79, care Read about it {n the Palm Beach erty in that section of the city is not only make money but assiat In l iidrr ftrrfiftn 5711 «if lit** timer*! fttntutew of tile HIlute tiff Post Sample copy sent on re­ growing rapidly. Am in a position people in Sanford. Pm Watch for symptoms of worm* f F lorida to sell several lots at less than j quest. 148 nnd givo your ad over the tel­ Not Irr Ip h e r e b y n l v m th at J E j in your children. These parasitos ephone. Use The Ilerald for quick FLORIDA—Tampa Dally market value. Very little cash is TAKE THE B a r| Ir 11. |*i.i rrha me r «r»f Tit * C«*rt 1f I * i Qrp tho great destroyers uf child sorvlc*.______________________ necessary, Balance ran bo paid on T N C I A L TAMPA, Times, the great homo daily, r«|t* N*i (tuteil the Mh dfty o f 1 easy monthly payments. 1 prefor A l» l!>22. hH* flleil wnld r»o • life. If you havy reason" to think FOR RENT—One furnished W - ' CENT INTEREST rate l i l c per word, minimum to sell to people wishing to build. Mi my o f f i c e mill han m iid r charge 25n cash with order. Write room. 311 Park Avenue. your child ha* worms, act quickly. IS PAID If you mean business I would be linn f o r In* fired l o Inn ye Mi FOR RENT—Three unfurnished Id »ti>ck issued by the for complete rnto card. Give the little ono a dost) or two tof » n t f w ith litw Hitfd r e r l l f l * glad to talk the mnttcr-ovcr with mCVlilAJPKilft A T T E N T I O N - - P e n * room*. 314 Elm Avenue. „ , )L> BUILDING AND m tirnrei th e f o l l o w Mim d e White’* Ci cam Vermifuge. Worm* HHCiila Is lipglnnlnK the greati-sl d e ­ you, Sanford is just on ,the verge pro|»iiriy HlliiTiled In Hem I a s s o c ia t io n velopm en t In OlnrltlV* h is t o r y ; n of an enormous growth. A dollar cannot exist >vhetc this timo:tr l^ ' ** i S Hilt" .Uauu'JfvFUirhta. tmwJi Iwlment with thij rap- M U m illion da|lq,r h l a h w s y to the InreitnPjislLii1 two dol- S B 1W V t ft. >V o f h b f*or. o f nnd successful remedy 1* u*ed. It Are you moving? ’ tff’ab,"A institution is the saf*^ au lr Tjesrh /Just, M t a b e i l , a t w o laft in V y r a r ‘Trijni iinW. There is ( 2 ! « c c 7 T w p II H.. fla n g e 30 3 Ea st, ilollsr hrlrtRe a c r o ss Rm-atndrives out tho worm* and reatorc* QUICK SERVICE TRANSFE KEEP POSTED Imike in Sanford. Con- nillllon ru n tv 130 ft . N. 3 3 5 ft , B. 130 ft., tita Hay started: q u a r te r m illion no better-way of mnking money tho rosy huo of health to baby do the job; they know how,, and H 331, ft. 1 a cre . nker and get hifi.edviee. dollar opera h ouse under c o n s t r u c ­ than in buying Sanford real e»- j i cheeks. Price 36c. Sold by Union will handle your goods aa yon TIi,. ssiil la nit tirin g a s s e s s e d ut quests for *?160,000 tion; t w o m illion s b e i n g sp ent on tate. Drop in and see u«. Room H, | !s Your interest in Sanford warrants it would yourself. Phono 498. h i g h w a y ; g rea test cha nce f o r live ( b e d s t r o f th e la s u n n cc nf such c . r Pharmacy. the people of this itevslopers to g e t In on g rou n d Ball Hardware Bnildin". l l f l r s l e In t h * n s m e nf 1. 3V D a vis _____________; ! hu.tual opportunity for flon i. W r ite D evelop m en t D e p a r t ­ _____________ _ Tliiil s l i d J. K. U a e tle li p u r e h s s r r WELL LOCATF.D building lot. ■ Your investment here demands i t IWe will be glad to talk ment" T h e P e n s a c o la N ew s Have nf T « u C e r t i f i c a t e Nn 3M. d a t e d tb s One of the highest points In ■ nth d s v i»f June. A 11 14 31 lis * |IIM over with you. WK.Mt V III h i N IX — Ula rVsburo. Tits Mild r r r t l f l e a t r In m y o f f i c e a nd h as ClniksburK E x p on en t, m o r n ln s Sanford. Will sell cheap and on * The Sanford Herald follow you to your In cluding Hundny, m o r n in g Issue. easy terms. Inquire Room 8, Ball m a d e iip p lt c s t ln n f o r T n * D e e d l o I cent per w ord, m inim um lt c . Issue In s t e e r d s nee w it h Ih« Ksld summer home. a Hardware Buildinf._____________ lers are i ompotent, courcertiricsle c m h r a r e * (lie f u l l n w l n g TO REACH BUYEllS^r sellers of lacronmioilating; if they d e s r r l h e d p r o p e r l y s l t u n l e d In HemFlorida real estate advertise In FOR SALE—Beautiful corner lot Innlr t ' n i i n l ) . K ln rlds . d e s c r i b e d as Irwise. they would not 287x300 feet. Dwelling 15 rooms the St. Petersburg Times. One cent fu lln a s, t n *w ft ■ pd by uv They arc wilfurnished; (room to build) 8 cot­ lieu C«7 7 ft R. a nd 310 fl N o f that job just like you cent a word daily, two cent* a word tages. Ideal summer oi winter The Sanford Herald M W t ’ ur. o f HKH o f S \ V ' , Her 7. TOM MOORE Sundays.________________________ G. W . VE N A B LE pnc. (live them a trial T « p 31 H , It a n t e 30 Bust, r u n K home. A real bargain. Box 361, 313.25 ft., N. IR7 1-3 f l Jt OS d e g Sanford, Florida. Sr yourself. I’hone 408. "DO YOU WANT to buy or sell St. Augustine, Fla. Tt-n minutes OPTOMETRIST ' V 3*n ft.. H 131 1-2 ft In b e g T w o anything?" If so advertise In Contractor nnd Builder F.RVK'E TRANSFER. OPTICIAN walk to poatoffice. acres tho ’‘Gainesville Sun.” T h e said land liv in g a s s e s s e d st 221 E. First St. Gentlemen— Please send me The ADVERTISING gets results if It th e d s l e o f the I s s u a n r e o f s u c h c e r ­ 417 W. Flret St. Phone 460 r iiu i i t r o r i i T . *k v PHONE 410 reaches potential buyers. I’ at i f i c a t e In th e tiatns o f U n k n o w n . [J I I M t i a i . c i n c u I T . IN T h n t s a id J K. l l a r t l e U p u r c h a s e r nn s c u t N o i . K c o f s t v . latkn Dally News Is circulated In Sanford Herald, starting- with the is­ Of Tn \ t ' c r t l f l e x t e No. 24*1. d a t e d nn industrial and agricultural scci ov r i .o i i i n i. th e 5th d a y o f J u n e , A. D. 11*4, h as Complainant. tion. _ f i l e d s a id c e r t i f i c a t e In m y u f f l r a Sanford Novelty Work* v». sue o f nnd h a s m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f o r T n x Elton J. Moughton AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St. IL’PK k t A U D efendants. ST. V . C. C O I .I .K B F r a * . D e e d l o Issue In a c c o r d a n c e w ith Johns County is reached through |R W I’ tfOLICATFON. la w , Paid c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e s th o Itouan nrpi A n d r e w L. tho St. Augustine Evening Record. for which I am enclosing ARCHITECT / £ f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y s tt tint­ U r n r r s l Hka* a a* Mill W a rtl *cli of anltl parties, If llv- Quick results. Two cents per word. ed In H e m ln o le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , d e ­ J fli-ad tlm hairs, devisees. s c r i b e d a s fulln w a . t o w l t : First National Bank Bids.’ CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER |*nit nil pa rties clalraltik Samplo copy on request. .a d r Xtes sh In Advance IN BUILDING HOUSES in San­ ford the Sanford’ Building and Loan Association needs help. We have people wanting to borrow mobey from us so that, they can build. We can place $150,000 right now. If you want to make eight per cent interest and be absolutely safe In your investment buy preferred stock in a substantial Sanford in­ stitution. Consult your banker. Then call and w ell explain the matter to you. Sanford Building A Loan Association, A. P. Con­ nelly. Secretary, OLD COLONY Life Insurance Company of Chicago. 'Illinois, offers agents a wider field and in­ creased opportunity by writing man, woman and child from ages 0 to 60 on the annual or quarterly premium plan, for amount* going up to $3,000 a*' regards children, while for adults the limit is $30.000. As the Company writes al­ so sub-standard risks our agent* have rery few rejections. Tho Company just entered Florida and is looking for a good producer In this locality. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER phone 470. Jessie D. Kleinman, Office up-staira Court House, kwy— - ---------- - - r = ^ =. S r S F s 5S r i a p w M r t s til r ! Sanford Herald 1il BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD. 5 Take ................................. a«r ih " said Ira U. H ou se t. Ilerk and . e a c h of ■hrraaed o r o t h e r w is e la iiio Ia ml a , and prem* In this suit, situated. Mine In th e C ou n ty o f dial(i of Florida, m or e |lf d n c r l b e d aa f o l l o w s : that y o u and ea c h o f you be, and y o u urn Jxereby required to ap pear to this hill o f com pla in t In tills cau se on tile 1st day o f Septem ber A. D. I » l 4 at the C ou rt H ou se In Hanford. Hemlnole County. F lorida aald c a u se be in g a suit to quiet title In 18* c o m p la in a n t C. U . AcJo to the B 'W . OF 8 E C X JO N -J1 ’ n KOCTIf RAffOE 31 h e r e in b e f o r e desrrlh ed land*, nnd then and there m ak e a n sw e r t o tide ; pi^arul all o t h e r person o r hill o f V o m p la ln t e x h ib ited a g a i n s t Humes arp u n k n o w n . y o u In this c a u se o th e r w is e decrees j >"y rlk-ht. t l t l e ’ o r Interest p r o r o n f e s s o w ill be entered ag ainst Beware o f Imitation*. Demand [ U s property h e r e in b e f o r e y o u and each o f you. * the genuine In lO ca n d 35 c I T 18 T H E R E F O R E O R D E R E D or, any p a r t I o r pa rc el a je s bearing above trad# mar* th at this onlsr b* pu blished on es a Ilia by the e w d r n ’ blll of w e e k fu r eig h t c o n s e c u t iv e w e e k s In .la this c a u s e tiled th a t T H U H AN FOR D H E R A L D , a n e w s ­ qf t on. m a y c la im s o m e J p a p er pu blish ed In Hanford. HemlClerk o f tho Circuit Court. er interest In and t o th e n ols C ou n ty, F lorida . Ity A. M. WEHKH, D. C. D one and ordered at Hanford, premmes h e r e in b e f o r e d e 1 that y o u r p la ce s o f real- I Hemlnole C ou n ty . F lo r id a on thU [ JOHN CL L T O N A R D Y LAIN ANT. 2nd. day o f Ju ly A. D. 1>24. uiikn own. Ju ly I ; f ; K THKUUFOIIK OnDEUlSD for the liver Name Address BOTH D A IL Y ANI) W E E K L Y ISSUES DAILY s One Yer..r...‘ f7.00 Six Months.— —f3.50 Three Months ------$1.76 One Month ...—.....* -66 WEEKLY H 1-1 o f N W 14 o f HWV4 o f N B t i Her J. T w p . 3) H. H a n g e 30 K. . T I i- suld la n d b e i n g n s s c s s e d at th e d a l e o f t h e I s s u a n c e o f s u c h c e r * 1 t If lent e In th e n a m e ol U n k n o w n Un le ss s a id c e r t i f i c a t e s s h a ll he r e d e e m e d a r c o r d l n g l o Inw. Inx d e e d w i l l Issue t h e r e o n o n t h e 13rd d a y o f A u a u s l . A. l>. 1*34 W h i l e s * m y o f f i c i a l s l a n a t b r e a nd ■cwI th is th e 15th d a y o f J u l y , A . D 1*34 E. A. DOUfJLAHH. C le r k Circuit C o u r t , H e m ln o le C o u n ­ ty. F l o r i d a . j , Uy A c Z(. W e e k s . D. a 1 a t t C t a n t n l i l Blrevt Fred R, Wilson ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First Natlonnl Bank Bids. Sanford, ------------ Floridr The Matthews Presn Phone 417-L2 ‘ Wetaka Bldg., Sanford, Fla. On*. M onth S o r ■ i son is, they believe in that word, u n e M onth ...............$ B| SERVICE, and apply it in their business. Call 498. August *il> Do c t o r - h o w L . .o n c , 1 TO Re m a i n o h OOTTv* U H T lL FtVE t*M *$b J O H E *b W IL L . O E H E R E T H £ H - c— Florida George A . DeCottes <Attorney-at-Law v Over Seminole County Bank Hanford, ■ ■ Florida PRIN TIN G Ask yourself the reason why One Year ....... ....... $2.00 the QU U1ICK SERVICE TRANSSix Months........... $1.00 alwmysbuey. busy,o oven when FER Ualways , ____J* Three Months .5 0 jj| Other transfers are idle. The rea- By GEORGE McMANUS GING UP FATHER Sanford, ■■ D R . R . M . W E L SH GRADUATE VETERINARIAN doom 203 Conrad Building Phonon: Office 20, Honan SI DELAND, FLA. Schelle Maine* M T O O T H E HA.**D H A O •bU CEP H O U R - COOO * J O b T E K A C T L -T t ) C < « N . "C O O C tW E H IM • f LAW YER AH’ T O T H IN K l W O * . M E O lO M E L V /H C N HE. A w A K E * > .------- a s l e e p a l l t h e *t \m £ :• — Coart H oqm O T H E R tHORTC. VJU*. H E R E a m *M O V / t C M i 'T the , ------- -- ---------- -------------— -------- — --------? * * * ¥ ?: - T — R E A L -E S T A 1 H pvclal, n (tf*n M il farm • 111*4. l>»Unce cle ared. Ava b u n g a lo w t w o st o ry b a r n In ant tiDiiaea. ( l o w i n g w o lf * . c b a a p terms, ( I d e a l f o r Pal lir lc k road. D esir a b le City lota w a ll c b a a p aaay terms. Be V era I b a a o t llu l b u n g s!?* p a v ed atraata c baap. term*. / 7 / / / I V‘ Appart went ■ house. aavan cloaa la. treat drat atraat buy. tarma. # i*if* M£ , T I ■ F*a» um Szitvu M W K MG b” S W f i *, it •. . f l M ercan tile baaluaaa. w ith d o * Ivr sa l*. a m on ey m a k e r. **'«*■ _____ jJT | Business Welaka Bids. ■■ w � 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, 1924 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, July 16, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 16, 1924. 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>, July 16, 1924; <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/5a2500cf4e5f39ebced93cf3b9933fa9.pdf e7e2f2a133b8d3b622f2c2bad8b140b7 PDF Text Text m w r iy nominee, spent m tha .'firm of Stetson. Jenwith political)* Russell and Davis. He also bgt when ha! locust 4Val|#) of Commit* Liberal Revolt .In Bnutll Is In the' afternoon Hallway, the . United- State# Rtf had reached no < .jm Enforcement Weil In Hand According to choice ■her Company and tho * National for campaign TTT_r_ _ , . ?lan—Insist Upon Dispatches Sent Out by national'chairman. .'j T1' . Bank of Commerce o f New York. Roper Slated? George T : White, of Ohio, for­ Loan as PreCCAgents—SltuAlleged Slayer attempt to parallel atfon in Large City Begins mer national chatrman, waa with theSpeculative tecPR n l ( } o n _ T M Davia operation yesterday tho nominee, yesterday, at. the Confession o f *?o Clear /.Up Considerably homo.of Frank 1* Polk, Mr. Da­ seemed to indicate that the cam­ haibMft.lH $*<*> paign manager would be Daniel vis’ temporary headquarters, here. And Implicate" BUENOS AIRES, July<$7.—An Following hla ' morning visit with C. Roper, of Texas, who waa mado l,"July 17*—French official communique yeitcr- Mr. Davie, Mr. White told the cor­ commU-ionor o f internal revenue Issuca yi qut laauca In South Caroling the co m im ttee o f . . by. '.. —tho . „ ^ .Brazilian _ „ * i l l garernment ___.. respondents that the selections .under President Wilson after dis­ fercnco ticalln g as been received from for the two important posts would tinguishing himself as a tactician o f th e Iteh aracion’s tho Rio Janeiro correspond­ be mado before the day waa over. in the WUson campaign. W ill Start Survey of River ^ ft* r ent The communique states, "W e However, when he had finlahcd sion, announced It was also considered posstblo Bast Coast Surrey lu Completare operating an important move­ an afternoon conference with the the titlo o f campaign manager th e ir d eterm ied—Suuford-Orlsndo Uosd • ment of force* wlaqg tho entire To Be Repaired Soon.upon th e ta k Warn Vie of Rochesv irpnl .with., new, elements whose nominee, Mr, White said no choice would be separated from the post of chairman -of the Democratic been made. Into tho m b be . . .inducted ... ■ organization has been competed had It wan learned that .Mr. Daria national committee, which would * According to Secretary R. W. . . ^dicUfCorthlrtT>f-tho Loya\ nndtare goin gto enter into the i luprcmo is consulting with his running then be given to Clem Shaver, Fearman, Jr., of! tbe local cham­ fcoUoiz.’,li «|uc qn U ' ?.pier_pf .Mpose 00 Ju'y mate, Gov. Charles W. Bryan, of who tended the Davis boom so loy­ ' f c * Tho officinl bulletin announces Nebraska, concerning the appoint­ ally in West Virginia, and who ber of commerce, who haa just i Dawes plan is that telegrams are continuing to ments and the consultation! w Days in Two Stai 'Is credited "wRh tho feat of elect­ returned ' from Jacksdnvflle «u d arrive indicating that "patriotic are being conducted by ing £ Democratic governor in that Tallahassee, a survey of the S t battalions” have been organized in have not yet been concluded. mereben alto exUNION, S, C„ July 17, ncuVly all tha cities of Bao Paulo Democratic standard bearer at­ ! FinalV George H. ; T, White, Johns River contemplating the A double mUsioR—to fine state ter battle tha insurrectionist. tacked hla campaign work vigor­ Who manogod the Cox campaign proposed waterway canal from the It also' states that intense feeling ously today. In addition to Mr. of 1020 ns chairman ef ,the Dem­ riven to a point on the east coast, body of Major Samuel M;. « proposed in other districts outside of Sao White, he conferred with Clem ocratic national committee, seemed will be mode In time to bo sub­ Cleary, akin a fortnight *i erwritten. Paulo provaila against the rebels. Shaver, of Wbst Virginia, Gov. in lino for the positlpn of chair­ __ was mado before and to arrest the accord] mitted to congress lit it# next ses­ Silzer, of New Jersey, David F. man of the executive committee .ala entered the mectparty led by. MiJor W. > '.'ii8topa U. 8. Press Cables sion. ' > where hla experience during the [coramittoe which, ve# MfiU Oppose Sear# for CongressHouston, and others. BUENOS AIRES, July 17.—Au­ WUlUiH3, of the Depatti A t Jacksonville Mr. Fearman (Continued on page 3) He announced he was severing conference* toi deal •mAh from fourth Uongfeesthoritative advices received hero interviewed Gilbert A. Youngberg, of Justice, *ariy today arri\ IT -a ■ ,tn^-a-*-z.»;i-;rsrrT. -i----ional I>i»tri*V— Nominate r of,rcpanU9,iv tforo Wednesday from Janeiro state that United States District Engineer; bore and Boon aftentnrd bo action to ipeet to b< i Kell Ticket at I’ alatka. tha Brazilian government Tuesday who informed him that kt pres­ dofi of possiblei default for Lockhart,114 milefi at U .. t • stopped tho American Press Asso­ ent a survey wa* being xnado on in execution o f the G. W. Bingham, of West Tnlm ciations from sending or receiving on information that the tho coast but that It will bo fin­ Beach, who waa nominated on the news dispatches in Braxil. ond man wanted hnd gone to ished in a faw weeks and then of tho first day waa state Republican ticket for con­ Both the Associated Press and work will Immediately begin on It nburo Yoshlda, newly appoint that place. . of a sub-committee, gressman from tho fourth con- the United Press serve newspapers tbe SL John* River. counsellor and charge d’analm With the party waa MorU- , ratified i q-plenary gToaeiennl • district of the state in Brasil and apparently the cen­ The survey of this river la a of tbe Japanese embassy in Wqah. the world coyfl, (o o f Florida will, with the aid of sorship baa been so extended as to 'tassador for mer H. King, alleged to have con­ nvsrican member of Ttepublleans in this district, carry provfent tho sending or receiving of Misses Mildred Holly and Irma Around World Aviatora Making step, Mr. Fearman said, in obtain ing a deeper waterway through hla country in th« United' State* fessed that he awl another mqn y .............. Good Time In England aa Last a commission to act on as active campaign for the elec­ messages considered unfavorable to Smith Guest* of Junior Cham­ this section of tho state and the now. Ambassador Baaano Haul killed the army officer July 2. Laps o f Flight Are In A n>b. ber of Commerce At Luncheon the cvcht of a Qor- tion in November, stated J. P. Hall the government.interests. proposed cans! from It to the cast hara has returned to Tokyo on after they had bean given a lift is SJgkt Now under the Dawes' of lthi« city*- who attended the Held Today coast. leave o f absence. But in many the major's automobile, and Denies Rebels’ Advance v* iT l? state Republican convention iit BROUGII, Eng.. Jply 17.—Tho Mr. Youngberg urged Mr. Penr- quartern It la said he will not re wne to direct them, to S I With Mins Mildred Holly and point that arose Pfdhtka Wednesday ns n delegate BUENOS AIRES, July 17.— A . be solved ns the wlrcioss rircloss message received rcccivcu from Minn Irnin Smith as Us guests of American army round-the-world man to secure alt tho data possi­ turn, for hia government, it la re­ where they wer# **ld to hare. i conversation bo­ from Seminole county, to n repre­ tne Gorman steamer >ai Genernl Bol- honor the Sanford Junior Chamber planes arrived hero from Croydon ble relating to the present amount ported, Is displeased with hla led- hie body on. a looaly of freight handled by boats up work in view of the passage of near Camden. this afternoon. ll, French) mininter sentative o f The Herald this grano Wepn ay said the ship had , and down the St. Johns Rlvsr end the exclusion act. a prominent New morning. received n 'Jradlo communication of Commerce held its weekly The narty came here witt With a Republican congroasman from the Brasilian foreign office luncheon at tho Montezuma Hotpll LONDON, fu ly 17.—Six bronzed tKe transportation rq(cs as com­ bo is htre^Jgiving X.___ :_____ _______ - ... . hope tof arresting Frank Hoi “suggestions.” from this district Mr. Hall says denying a report broadcast Mon­ today nt which timo a committee American birdmen, 244 flying pared to railway transportation. age 22, #*(d by Williams to ions commission iris that n great number of new and day by tho British steamer Andes wnn appointed to look into the mat­ hour* out o f {Seattle and with twq- This data, It was stated, will be bean implicated In H l»$'* cc thirds of 'the the world’s clrcumfer- a valuable asset In helping to se­ he German loan must proposed developments may be sc­ stating that tho Sao Paulo insur­ ter of sending Miss Holly to tho ence behind them, gl.lidcd into.tit cure legislation for the waterway. $lon______ I before economic Sov- oured that may not be had other­ rectionists bad advanced to within national beauty contest to bo held Croydon airdrome juust outside of Unless congress can bo convinced be restored to Gor­ wise. “ Raving a Republican con­ eight miles of Santos. Kina Cwlw n a ^ S Wednesday afternoon, of the true necessity o f , tho pro­ ki was at onoe asked, gressman from Florida will turn The rigid censorship imposed oy in Atlantic City in September. Tbe London [get security I Uiq eyes of present federal admin­ the Brazilian govornmont nas pre­ committee, which had charge i/t the ready for their first real rest on ject and can see in black and white fnderwrite Loan istration toward this alete aa noth­ vented any authentic news coming recent contest In Daytons( will the round-the-globe flight and just how much freight is qow 0 confession that be and for a week of preparation for their handled on the river, it will nerer '‘suggestion” already ing else will,” said Mr. Halit "for it out of that country, recently con­ Port Utilities Commission of That man klllad Major BemM handle the matter again, it was an­ enact the desired legislation for final dash across tho Atlantic via opted, intemationa will show that tho Republicans cerning the revolutionary situation Leary of the Coast / * ' aCUv Agree* to'Taka Orar the watoVwey, It wa* loemed from Iceland and Greenland. , underwrite the loan have sort* voters In '.Florida and at Sao Paulo. Much copcerh Is nounced. was token today to 1 AW'F > * .Period fait hero sod It.is feared In some .• In the absence of President GJ * ifb e y left the Lo Bourgct air Mr. YqupgMnr.before tho echome is Cbetiemi'S^C^to-aeM} with Tmarters-'thut t it revolt lx much W. Spencer, Jr., Reginald B. Holly, drome oqteltle o f P a m ' at 11 1 06 In Tatltki*##®' 'M r. - Fearman ;. m. - , of Five Years._SkMMI of the body, Jhe n'yatery more ncrlou» than at first'bo- first vice-president, presided over o’clock yesterdsy morning, fought talked with J. G, Crosap, an engi­ . _ proclaimed •et*iW ASHINGTON, .July I t — A ab#orb«rth# federal. miO Mr. ILssll bolioves that if Mr. licvcd. • but the loan will be the meeting. Miss Holly und Mies head winds ail tne way across the neer of tho Stete Rond Depart­ civilian authorUle* for more , [ public only attqr Ger- Bingham is olccted the proposed Smith were presented with gold English Channel but jumped from ment, In regard to repair of the five-year lease, dating from July week In North and South C^ro waterway that tho people of this road between Hanford and OrlnnMore Federal Troop* 10, of the vnluable Charleston, S. pencils by the organisation and tbe tho continent in otherwise perfect (ml<; unity has been re* The confession, made * * and other counties have been try­ Ho. The WASHINGTON, July 17— The appreciation of the body was ex- flying condition and landed at the do. ___. highway la badly . In need C., army base,.consisting o f docks, last night at Canton, ing to get for years will bo with­ Brazilian government troops oper­ pressed by a unanimous rising British airdrome Just three hours of repair, said Mr. Poarman, and lisation in Ruhr piers, warehouse# and other prop­ that King and hla itary experts immedi in their grasp and that when the ating agninst the Sao Paulo insur­ vote of thanks. Both honor guests and four minutes later to be greet- should be given immediate atten­ erty, has been entered into between whose name waa not dlvul waterway is finished, the govern­ rectionists have been augmented by tion. made short talks in which each exed by a crowd of enthusiasts who work on n plnn do Ing a ***rc>. for him. I . hjbw forces, who^eiorganization has the shipping board and tha port officer July 2 and hid kla pressed pleasure to have represent- nearly mobbed them as they demobilization in the ment will be forced to deepen the Ho learned from Mr. Crciap. point of invisibility." St Johns river so thnt it i$iyr, ac­ jpst bean-completed,Tit was stated cd the organization in the contest climbed stiffly from their cock- however, that work on this road utilities of Charleston, It wns near ;Charaw where the officer an official communique issued nt at Daytona Beach. pits. : bo brought forward commodate larger boats , will start within tho next two learned Wednesday at tho board In bltfauten .. mm a o do Janeiro at 1 o’clock Wednes­ The attendance at todav’a meet Today tho pi , neii whlch for weeks. M. L. Kinney, engineer, II the question o f eco . ' “ Personally I have nothing M r The property had been under lease | ftj« day and received by the embassy ing was 26 and was marked by n mony,g hBVe undergone the sever- will be In charge of tho work on tian is settled in cunv- against Joe Sears, the present The matfra for the killing, to the Charleston Port Terminals cording here. Aa lippo?lant action is under rreat deal of enthusiasm. Accordposslbla strain without as yet this road. to King’s confession, (Congressman from this district, nor the fivo. allle.l have the Florida Republicans aa A way on the whole length of tbe Sao ng to those who attended, it , howlng . ny , 1^ , 0f w rious wear robbery. A fter th e', major It was further learned from Mr. Company. Paulo fronts the dispotch added. showed the Interest that Is being ind tou ^ Brou|ch for tho inis aqd State* and iho whole,” .stated Mr. Hall, ‘‘but for What pffers wero made by the token King aqd hie compi ‘ Poarman that Sanford and Orlan­ manifested by the organisation but , ^ ^ 0,, ot new engines and for do business men will charter a Tort Terminals Company for a re­ to hla car hnd offered to g! untijioa intore*toil VS, his is a passive legislation and Federal* Push Attack fight heard tho for we desire to have active JjyjisU* „ n * old , . ___ _ , * general tightening up process boat on which they will go from newal of Its lease could not be a Ult un th* road, they t N E W OBLEANSf July 17— Bra­ . if i’roiuiar, M*rDon him to stop, at the point on a. W: * Jjr',V*°Cr<!*t?ryi before they hop off some time next lere to Jacksonville in the near zilian federal ’ fobchi arc pushing the senior nd, Premier, Her riot of tlpn" # body, told the gatheriny wtH)k for fcirkwail in’ the Orkneys, future on a “ source to mouth’’ learned. Under tho lease to the toi, forced him to get out ' thglr attack against,.tMo rebels at |t«i States. Ahibassndor p. G. Smith, of Ovkdo. wbft W that his organization had definitely tho U lt EuropC. n stop. The avia- trip in the interest of the proposed Port Utilities Commission, no car, shot him to o#ath and Iron llayai nominated for state treasurer, is SAo Patilb, according td an official dccidt'd to turn oven to the Jun or torB. arrival w*s most casual, their waterway. rental is requlrod by the board, but hi# body into the brush . n being a BriUsh yasof finance do Stcfnpi said to be one c f(>hq loadipg .Re­ staberaent issued a* miduight Tues- Chamber of Commerce the matter • While In Jacksonville he ar­ the commission agrees to pay 4V> roodsfda. I s Brazilian governdav night bV bV ufir _ of securing a major • b *'1 Mnger plane and several French ranged with the Waterways Com­ publicans of the state ' Stripping the body o iuni mada publte here, yester­ per cent annual interest on aggre­ they returned to the car ai mant |lvered foe publication, Tho ticket as njuried at, the cop day mittee of the Chamber of Com­ by the Brasilian consulate genwera devoid of lm- vention Wednesday is as fojl gate expenditures made by the it to Asheville, thence i jlpws; merce of tb it city for thcr entererak Thu statement-reported great |ccpt that Premier Mac. Canton, Whale King lire*, talnmont of this P«riY while it is board for reconditioning the For governor, W^R. O’Noih 0r- activity along -the whole fighting p a >emphasised tho neccs K o H r t tt t a r a a f l a r “ * he" ‘ ,Kl there. Judge W. T. Bland, oi erty. for which p ing to the nonfeaaipa A ft e r i reout with <hic ggrvcnwnea* troops nnge county; secretary, of McCaU to handle the proposition. b pting ths Dawes report KuaxAsful attempt to cross "per not Walter Connolly reported ths: The landing greeting of the Orlando, will be presqpt and will wouldI spend (to. bo named later); treasurer, B. continuing tp. take advantageous Tree Mountain, near Canton, 000. lessee Tne be the principal speaker. • the city beautification commltteAmericans, however, wa* not *t (Donald hod beep chosen G. Smith, ScmlnoW.cpuqty: f®P*P“ position*. SqnerioTHyw|th® federal returned -to the Thick otto* i but will pay 90 per cant o!1 Mr. Pcarman states that #11 Im­ ' that part o f th# pro- trcllor, M. M. Owens, Holme* artillery o v y t|ial of, the Insur- has arranged with the sanltery dei all casual, and the bobbles had a ;no not n< operating reyenuvs to tba partment whereby a plan will be hard time protecting the planes portant phase# o f the question rt'ctiooisM*f •*! ‘ tho county; commissioner of agricul­ mged to be mado pub hh»rd under can' controc. . worked out for the cleaning up of and fliers from button, souvenir will be fully discussed at tho board. The fetera . ' completed, tbe Bel ture. J. L. Skipper, Polk vounty; statement added. doe* not undertake to ‘ Pfoperbr re­ they unsightly vacant lota. Other matand autograph hunters and w in ­ meeting in Jacksonville and it ie A mong itfiei priaotiere ^lJoen were Italians requested the superintendent of public instruc­ stripped off condition the eoUra terminal, ch joint note o f last tion, Mrs. Ida M. Obcrlln, Dade numerous convict* who h*d been ters pertaining to the improvement eved well-wisher* wno showered hoped that much may be accom­ it may, if It deems necessary, s| toe ^ end of saqltary conditions, were dls-t**« *1* American* with congratliberated from the Sao Paulo peni­ plished at that time. . on the tablo for do county; attorney general, E. B. morethsn |100,000 on better u*« cussed and disposed of very favor-lulatione. tentiary by the rebel*. Kurtz, Dado county; rnilroad In the latter, event, howerof, ably, he further stated. .. ! A a the planes approached. Mrs. •■> of VeraaUlM Pact 1commUaiUncr, I. O. Pfirc. HiR» port commission will pot be re­ m - r„ « the It was further announced that Stuart MacLaron, wire of premier read It, enr borqugh county nntl J. T* Hodge*# M questioned, quired to P*y Intoroab . on lha efforts will be made during the.British round-tho-world fl|®*,i ®** at no revision -Of ike Polk county i Justieo o f th* supreme amount in excaas of $400,000 unless then released. This afternoon, I coming week to enlist more mom- cited as a schoolgirl, watched the sty WAS .contemplated court. W. M, (lo herJ-Hillsborough It SO desires to gain further Im­ over, he was again taken into here I q tho organisation. A t presmachines anxiously and whispered it' became apparent, county and provement*. Not lass than $2,ooo.- tody and e search wai C. CubUyly,'Ala­ ent there are G members enrolled jto a companion! lions would ansa-at once chua county: presidential electors, 000 insurance must be maintained house . A t this time a sh and It Is believed that many more " I t ’e wonderful, but I wish it L _ - British and the French found resembling on the base. re. Anna E. Alien, Clay re*»nlr* names can be secured. A report were my husband coming homo, r power* insisted VP°n ngs of SAN FRANCISCO, CaL, July 17. Tho property la to be operated from the project committee, which 8he was one of the first to con[interpretation of tho aa a terminal on * basis, according end checking showed that •' Oil 1CAGO, July 17— It wa* a was not forthcoming this week, will; gratulato Lieut Lowell H. Smith, >Eaitem Washington, northern fiisagea of Utj "agreeto the lease, which will give equal­ Jor’» label ahd laundry m* red letter day for high prices bo made next week. 11 Continued on page B. Idaho and California Wednesday ity of opportunity to all tided. 1 Wednesday in overv grain telt ex­ heunis suggested that B. Brandenbury, Bay county, and change. Influenced chiefly J>y were continuing their more or leas under n flag, with th* Confronted with this W R. Welch, Pinellas county. differences existed beerence over for- King broke down and # crop failure report* from Canada, tqcctMful battles • gainst forest Utter given ues, it would be better „ W . C. Lawson, nominated for wheat, corn and o *tf aH soared ei$n ships. Certain reservations nsetf H I tell »ho truth, fires, bpt Toina In woatern Wash­ disputed passage* of secretary tof state, declined tho ahoyo top record quotation. thU are contained in the contract, In­ shirt. We d ld ^ L " ington and "Oregon had nearly cluding the preservation of right# (French understanding* nomigatlon, explaining that the re­ year. Even hog value# at the nittees for report, -fol- jection of hi* minority report from stock -yards fe ». lb * effect and ended the lire menace there. o f way over railway* on thf prop­ h debate in plenary the committee on platform made smashed tbo season top. Record. Firea la northern Idaho and erty for tha war dep ' >be resumed with m6re it impossible for him to be a candiR «y Vaughn a id H au l, R U „, ill It » • • not long M o r a tb, occu- north-ciaatem Washington Tues­ tho lessee Is Esereds TuasdOP Level • agreement. data on tho platform aa it was fin­ M . i 'a Although official ftfureo on tha ,h ,» n e e , h.J nn, • « t » r . U U « t j £ j 1 .... . l''{„* J ^ 2 bl^ w“ escape w ,h**so 11they. day night had burned oyer #aV- the department. water supplies, for which ommlUee* r W * - *P- ally adapted The vacancy will be vokuna. al tradteg w.rd unavad- about th* figure "18” before, P ro b -.j*^ shooting at the loUoway,r4 Ot tl eral thousand acres o f timber land tire* on ' « oh th# i however, without a Ailed by> tbe ftate central commit­ will compensate the com and bad destroyed tha surface ire B It. * rupresannative*, of. tee under b resolution adopted by "’ olice ably have regard for it now. A automobile of Chief of Polipe R. G G. ■ ; ___ _ _ u i ireece, Roumenia and t ^ pyyen tlp pr^ , , board, 1 pc It* in which wnic the two were Wil ms. H ia said th if their ef gregate of wheat tranaactlona to­ Ford cqUPU me desperate. proposod et,first, to # ipe becameIda# ', suddenly came to grici msklqg a *1 day In Chicago *qualcd or per- tra i". representation, bul ling.that they had or ednesday afternoon on surrounding the I total, late haps exceed' Hopeful ^ ^ t of the unlucky tUsta, enlist?* theteid built terminaki-.W . . which waa computed at 69,138,000 Thirteenth Street when it turned ewdgm. ehanoelkir of ing its out " I V they attempted to >uka n feet ofttrtber. So far at la kqown under lease to that city, wMok wage ita oocupento oocupa Murder bushels, the largest, amount^ on over throwing no lives have neen loot, although turn at th * corner of Thlr* recently turned .over to the ship­ year, Corn and inflicting minor injuries. That al rccu/d in more persons hare been in­ ping board by the war dr pastoralt. ■■ Street and Oak Avenu#, and alio waa much o f th* atory* U In favor of b business dun# I , .. . July 17.—With soma livestock killed, FordHoupe ahd on cach.vf *th« tkrfe -J3" lo r tho results might have rrodbl went ...... the' --------. formal* transfer ‘ of ‘ o f Jncob Gottlieb# t t huge proportiena*,b«(i are missing in Brlt- proper! r On Sent. been worse. fire gallons of moonshine. I olice 1, no actioq, I lls Tho allmAi to ‘ omtdoyee of Seavicw to make public, the A t the time th r car turned over report that the passengers o fiW ti lUR >od, will be taken to draw understood M witness, and tho Wednesday ! sub-committee* had it wne being closely pursued by#aaon*hlne coupe n t ’ fwAa i* . .practically m _____ aod on p a «f 8 -_ t.ooli Offer* Aid. subsequent questioning pf Clyde Urgaly,°duelta Wlniiipeg di*P»^J}* local police who had flret seen the, uninsured but Ihpt fire gallons o f milled anon the July ITc -Tho Patterson, age 44, another em­ cer running at a high rate of speed WA8HINC illons ' * ” • * authontiee near the ice factory on West First) , .'-it, -2A ~ -.v ­ nge Views On u,. found in the car on* these Street. Members o f the police d* are i fir ik . 4 confiscated by the police, partment were going west on >n First ‘ MOn Q U O S t W D tion o or-------the murder murder of of cight-year*11 . who if W-lUUms and PoWcamfn the d Franda McDonnedl Old Wednesday by President Coolldg*. ing |1A0 as the probable price Street end the occupants of"* “ and Tomlinson arrested the tod body the sonIT-of « f a Staten coupe were coming east. Mr. Goolidge sent tbe governor > .j«ir Y i Tuesday placed them In thp Hty this telegram: Not* * ** 7 kTI nd policeman . found otlcing the recklessness o f tlu .'1 4 by members where they are now awaiting ir th# police turned around arU night in nearby woods. national cot "Have noticed with deep " *" »y morning In the locpl ring pber of western" earn thn report# o f the growing '‘ v A f e i i H \ MARKETS* ! court. ♦ i In an * destruction from forest-fires. In of rJowM tora it to bo for* ne M r^ d ^ d w te w t Ui .tho rule and.twotUiirdx your_ state. I trust you will ad­ ____ 10, iJuly 17 .—-Wheat, United States had become to *tive in future nai if effective eld « has advanced to- Boptember 1*7 V ^ ^ ^ ’ soptem- ire that half the m tf p te ^ c " by Ibe ber 129 1-4 to 180. Corn Beptem [*t*«e of formal ber lOO.te 106 1-L the < ' r .f av7'»,r * . A; ENGINEER _ ST. JOHNS MV SURVEY IS NEXT Motive Given as REPUBLIC OF G. W. C O N T E STA N T S AROUND WORLD HONOR GUESTS FLIERS REACH AT LUNCHEON BROUGH TODAY SHIPPING BASE ATCHARLESTON LEASED^ YEARS n s a m S r A m » js !A Jrtafjs Forest Fires Are Somewhat Checke d By Heavy Rains Grain Market Has Reached Its High Water Price Mark li: Liquor Laden Fori Turns Over When Occupants Try Tc Elude Policemen *! af-^ ESEl§ & M SS* Originator .'-of "Nick Carter Stories Dies s * s s * * H s ,b~ iiS fe * B 'M & S R s r H �■ ■ %s ii . s.* , l » -g*18j& S [h 61 i wS r f ; 1 ijC r p "■ i ' . t-* A ■ !,• £r p v '*v ^ « .••‘ ■•v <£w m L ‘' . W ' ^ ? ■•>' 0*• Lmm i A ;gr,j In1 •^ 1 1 1 . ■1 • . -C* ■ 'J1 I1 - W B E G I N S p s v i% e* ^yr^ttw-^ija W t v ^ J• y »> »•• .•^cr-.'Mi/ji e d A $6.00 Grado $22.60 Suits *•••••< 6.00 Grado $24.76 Suits $7.00 Grade $27.50 Suits $28.50 Suits $7.50 Hats, reduced • *s* #■*. * U7*' •*' ■* $30.00 Suits *» $32.50 Suita 'jd jh . 60c Bents, now $35.00 Suits 76c Belts, now $37.50 Suits $40.00 Suits $42.60 Suits $46.00 Suits $30.00 $32.50 $34.50 36c Supporters 40c Supporters 50c Supporters $1.00 Grado $1.25 Grade $3.50 Grade $4.00 Grade $1.50 Grade $4.50 Grade $1.75 Grade $5.00 Grade $2.50 Grjide Two lots, wc ore closing otit on $1.00 Grade, now" $2.50 Grade $3.00 Grade 75c Grad* $3.50 Grade 85c Grade $4.50 Grade Union Suits, $2.00 Grade One lot extra values in Hart, Schaffner & M arx Suits One Lot ail Wool Bathing Suits, $5.00 Grade...... $ 3 JANTKBN BATHING SUITS NOT INCLUDED $30.00 Suits, now $35.00 Suits, now $10.00 Shoes, now ................... ;...................... One Special lot in Thompson Shoes gc are Clou .' ing out, reduced to .................................... $42.50 $3.00 Grade $14.28 $15.00 $17.50 $21.25 $22.5<0 $‘jH.r>o Suits, now now $45.00 Suits, now $3.50 Grado $1.50 Grade $2.00 Grade $2.50 Grade $3.00 Grado $3.50 Grade Seersucker,IWohair, Palm Beach $11.00 Suits Sule Price $ 8.00 $15.00 Suits, Sale Price $10.50 $12.50 MEN’S EXTRA PANTS $3.75 $4.25 $4.65 H&15 $5.00 Grado $1.00 Grade $6.00 Grade 'V In 11 ' Vt $1.50 Grade $2.50 Grade $7.00 Gi ade $7.50 Grade $8.50 Grade $3.00 Crado $ .00 Grade $5.0 0 Grade $2.50 Grade $ 5.50 Gl ade : $3.00 Grade >i ARROW COLLARS NOT INCLUDED IN T llfe ftA UK $3.00 Grade . ■91 • • $3.60 Grade . $10.00 Grade $17.50 Grade 50c Grade... |HV 4 v .^ r $22.50 Grade ...: Sl.OO Grade Grade $10.00 Grade Not included in.this sale. The new price on Lisle Hose thll originally sold at 40 cents arc now Q ff/ t $1.50 Grade ...................... . t. fW n > I 1; ■* 11 1 1 l iff •'t n nA fl f i f f l hiit* A ^JSp* OK i w n j i , ■ 09 js i V| -■ Hfll A oO HM £' H y ; y* im,rB .................. ........... ....... .................... w �| State civic guards have raided h number o f farmhouses in County Langford and discovered in them many articles o f antique silver­ ware .bearing the crest o f the . .Mackey-Wilson family. They were looted from the Currygrane which was destroyed by fire. This was the home o f Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson, the British army chief o f, s t a f f in the European war, who was assassinated on his doorstep in, London. - jL A H A S S E E , Fla., July 17. Ida produces more o f the articles o f food used on the o f the homes o f the state terhaps almost ' any other AWealth In the country, aci to 'comparative records, three o f the world’s great ore p b t' produced commer-. although Uahy can be rallied, >own hy o g ^ ' paratlvcly hece, ___ and_____ same holds ihiing oats, rye and baron the other hand,' ia in great abundan*o> and '(V it d w M r r x b r F jid M a T ] next few days, h) take Up duty along the Florida coast wno trill devote their time to keeping tho aliens out 6f tho country. ,' .passengers. MOTOIt T R A IL S COUGAR ' V IS A L IA , Calif., July 16.— O. V/. Lovcm, pack train concession­ aire in the Sequoia National Park, r&rently trailed a six-foot moun­ tain lioness through the night by thje lights of his automobile. When th* car got close to the lioness, s)lb chm^, directly into the .glare rOUTE CABMEN, •or the ' li^ndlf^nts. Iq nu jgnf-to [ Juty. 16.—^Cabmen and LtH-om f shbt tfirotqth T W ‘ Wind* auto chauffeurs sbbulfl should ho pcillto ahUeld, but ldlledHhe beast; The 'auto SEWARD. Alaska, U revival o f mining," orinc gold, has been rtp4t»d mcr on the across whose neck tkt ment’s Alaska railrwstl from this city. Many t have been attracted li Bay section, 60 raUlh Seward, where a di* S « i f to have been.®, Wavt> bden sole s B s o a fin r .M r is s a s r .iB r u n B a B g s B s r B u n B S B S a E B n s im is s B B B S nsnitL-SHur. Think Celebration Will Help To Bring New Contributions rerhapa a few exceptions from d territory In the Golf States erhapa California, la shown from the records, 'ore, that o f the h alf a doxen T A LLA H A S S E E , July 17.— | crops.that are given top Permanent contribution tq the among, the wot U s greatest history o f Florida and its capi­ tal is promised as n result o f e f­ forts being made by those behind the centennial celebration to be held here next November 0-16. Itgricultural records o f tha state An extensive list o f committee­ >w that the do-• men have been appointed for the ^_ashould i________ is iFloridan ________ a to confine himself to coneumpJ purpose of assembling original a a f home-grown articles he documents or copies thereof, not UM have a great variety o f vege- available to the general public, ilas and other products ^from ahd depositing them In the State ich to choose. College .Supreme Court or City Itartblg with his morning nteal, lib Library, most rary, as may be found . W obH h *y* his choice of grnpe- expedient .fo r permanent custody ilt, orshges, sataumss, baftanaa and reference. grapes; home cured bacon and Such a collection o f documents, ms. ate., and Florida sugar. Cof. it has bcon demonstrated repeat­ ►.also can be produced here, eg- edly, it is declared here, will be a valuable addition to the state’s archives, for the person in search of information o f this chnractcr is constantly faced with tho fact that the state o f Florida is back­ ward in this respect, according to those well informed as to the state’s historical aspects. This will be overcome as far puommu In ,,, the.hricf time at Its as possiblo disposal1by the committee which has grouped itself for effective carrying out o f its duties. In­ cluded among.those that will aetve. are stata. officials, supremo court Jutsiccs nnd'othdrs. as follows! CO-ORDINATION— A. H. Rob­ erts, chairman; Mrs. J. B. Darby, Miss Mary L. Davis. T E R R IT O R IA L AND PRET E R R IT O R IA L HISTORY— Mrs. J. B. Darby, Dr. J. 0. KnnuSs, bfrs. N. W. Eppes. S TA T E H ISTO RY—H. Cjby Crawford, secretary of Btalc, chairman; W. G. M. Davis, .Miss Bett Herring. r I M IL IT A R Y A N I) M AVAU H LS TO R Y—Judgo J. B. WhUfiold of the supremo court, chairman^ Ma­ jor John DcMilly, Miss Sue A r­ cher. FRATERNAL, EDUCATION­ A L AN D RELIGIOUS HISTORY — Dr. W. E. Lewis, chairman; Dr. J. B. Game of the State Woman’s i t e * •■ ****■ •• - » ........... r X M f r , Mi DISTINGUISHED * FLO R ID I­ . ?» ST. PETERSBURG. July 17— A N S —Judge George W. Walker, ' . T A n (ntensivo campaign will be chairman; Mrs. Cary A. Hnrdou, iT’ , Started here early in tho fall for Miss Mary D. Lfwis. ‘ ■' .the planting o f trees "throughout H ISTO RIC AL BUILDINGS ' » % the city, VrTth the month of No­ AND i}ITES— Mrs .Albert M. Wilvember set aside as Troo Plant- liamsoa, chairman; Mrs. Alex Mc-■ .I |ng Month. Fifteen thousand DoUgall, Judge G. W. WalkerM .young trees in Crescent Lake Park L IT E R A TU R E A N D AR T . IN .. nursefy await planting in the fall, FLO R ID A— M ita-M ary D. Login, •nd Chairman W. F. Smith of the chairman; Mrs. J. B. Darby, Mi> park board states that a burgot I it ? f i i ,500 has been set aside tv» Cover cost of setting out these trees. LONDON, July 17— The Prin­ A N N O U N C E REDUCTION cess Royal, mol:*?: of Princes* . ____ __ Arthur of Connaught, has joined - W ASH ING TO N, July 10— The those poopje who have Iwjjn turn­ Federal ^Farm I.oan Board today ing their treasures into hard cuhIi. r i. Announced a reduction from five The princess has ordered about 40 and a half to five per cent in the pictures, including some old mne.v Hy ** fate o f interest charged on direct ters, to be offered at uuclion next loans to all co-opcrativo marketmonth. associations. HUNTS DAILY .LETTER allty were much more desirable quallflcationa, and IXavla auppllcs both of thoae In good measure. by harry b. h unt NBA Service Writer. k Te W ronK -"TIM Good a ray AN l/Caadldate.~ Ig a title likely to be apoended to John W. Davis, the Democratic choice for president, before the campaign ties progressKQHyJ «d many weeka. g e l , ’ .. Fbr the outstanding factor In K5J '■ Davie' appearance la his crown of anow-whlte hair. Ilia face Is that r.3 *.,u o f the average well fed. well-kept Ljgf..: smooth-shaven tpan of 61. a trine E ® h | florid after exertion, but with not too high a color and devoid of any R j L '■* wrinkling of age.,' M s white hair, however, is that o f ’a patrtarch.of - **>• eeventlea. H k - v ‘ DayU Is a "corpforub|e" e<tft' of ?, person. Thorouolily at ease him­ self In' any company, he makes ME j thoas aiound him feel at ease. He la also easy and comfortable In hie K fc f --' i clothes, preferring soft collared ehlrtpand-roomy lightweight aulta N picking Oovernor Charles Icrate flryat) of ’ fSeljrasha. the Demoadded a touch of Color that ’ him distinction In^gny garb and any company, once lid an English Journalist to m y o f feim that, even at court receptions and formal functions which ho atlondod as Am ericag ambassador to O rest B r i­ tain. whore gold braid and gllitorlug uniforms are tha m l*, and where even ovr Osorgo H arvey ap- promises u> brighten the campaign. Charles, who for many ycara edited tho publication of his fa­ mous and much-nomlnatcd brother, William Jennings, “The Common­ er." has a shining laid head which he hides under n little black skulldtp. Can't you Just Imagine what file Republican curioonlsts will do .tti lhaff -V* ' Charles cnme.JJ) the convention nnd ixsciiplr-d a rUpm at tpo Will-, clnrf with bis brother 11111. llo wns not a delegate, and therefore kept off the floor of. Madlaon Kqunre Darden, but he spent much time In the runway under tha speaker's platform, listening to the proceed­ ings and walling for something to turn up. Rerhapa the nomination was the reward for his patient ^cr- Vera and Vernn Scoville nrt> 21-ycnr-old twins o fOmnhn, -old twins of Lincoln, Neb. Vira, or maybe it’ s Verna,, •n. All four arc going to l/e married at the same time. I i. They met at n dance when j artners were chosen by i Itm left are Verna and Lawrence, and on the right are Vei too im sit » “ llrmhrr CfiaiW ? i! W ith Itrutber Oharloa on ll.s tall end of tha ticket. Iiroilier Util — Yes, here is a good as* sortment o f fine summer suits— two piece Tropical W orsted an d Basket (Weave in tan, blue, grey, pin stripes an d ’oyerpl aids — the kind o f clothes party, cular m e n appreciate,; They are every one-^30 and $35 values, made to. fit and retain their original«hape; Newest models an d pat* ternfe. Come in and;look rsnu# .DAIRYMANS \ R 5 W 3 .V J / Don’t expect her to give much milk without plenty of good feed. Come in and let U9 show you our line. “ GOOD GOODS” und “ SUN­ SHINE” the Winning Combi-! nation. "Youi* Money Bnck if You are Not Satisfied.” It lint what a cow EATS but whst the DIGESTS that produce* reUk and bsltn fit* SA N F O R D FEED & SU P P L Y C O . DAIRYMAN'S DELIGHT DAIRY FEED a (CaamUrt 751 frelfin) i mart than 731 DIGESTIBLE nutrient*. Myrtle ..Ave, . & . 4th ..Street Phone KID.. JNO. W. SNEED (iu to S un dn y School n ext S u n d ay. ^ m ,8o y e « . ' - :j‘ -‘W e f Jc a h can u n v y e w you in quality and price Stew, Hals A H Reduced - F ire s to n e L e a d s o n S p e e d w a y w i t h F iv e R e c o rd B r e a k e r s When the race driver selects his tires he docs to realising that his life and chances for success de­ pend upon them. It is significant that all of the ten money winners In the Indianapolis race were Firestone shod. Firestone, using gum-dipping and other special processes, has developed tires to auch a high degree of efficiency that at Indianspoils. May 30th, the following drivers broke the worlds record for 500 miles over thi- brick (rack, making many rounds at over ICO miles per hour. I_ « Never before were tires put to such gruelling service, Where it Was necessary for every ounce of rubber and every fibre of fabric to work in perfect unison with every otiicr part. Miles Driver Time per hour Joe Boyer— L.-L. Corum 5:05:23:51...... 53.24 Earl C oop er------— .._5:oa;47:U .—...87.00 Jimmy Murphy ------- —6:08:25:30 —. 97.37 Harry Harts ___ _____6:10:44:28-----90.55 Dennett HU1... ..... — ......6:11:07-.00___ 00.40 /~\TlfKn; considerations t * r iwraletence, however, had ilia deckling hand In placing him as second man on the (k-keu " * C l Wllltain Jennings Bryan la still • iMwer in Ibe pdrty. Even hla Utteraat enemies admit that.' * Anil to the speech by which he sought to break the deadlock, after ( f the first Ava «layS|'of .^UtllptVig, 'Sz n X J Z X 2 ? „ EKJ-.TS; Brother Bill enumarated half a w hR h marked him aa one of the doxen cnmhdatee .whom, tvs uon» sinking figures to an y froup. aide, cd as good umber for tha aomtnatkm. In Uns list be did pot Include Davie. Davis, he w i t trank O T W IT H S T A N D IN O desert pI oone tgt tho ooet^y w ri4 «P ioi j to say to any who asked, he con-. • contrary. DaVt* ig toot a haiW- 1 Adored too close to W a ll Btreet. A n a r Davis had Loon nominated, tt« man. His faaturee are not the question then iwma of ptOotM Rruntly eynniiotHral f o f .that. i a running- mats that would Itoid Bryan— William Jcuiunw» Urxou— I to the U. kct TIP* obvious answer « « ■ i. # Li.i. n and Lawrence McKio aro 22sing to marry Lawrence, or maybe it’s girj says who knows her dance from his Each hoy drew the girl he is to marry. Plrt^tone (c| yi are Rxv been first to develop tiro* „,y h k h would meet the heavy and rims ton glteSii* C7:t strains slid demand (or tractrucking loi(L, ^ru.. lion. By ct 3t>i|£ «nd carrying forward the Ship by TfU-s :r.cv4lxnr;ti, and establishing Ship by Truck hut ea.gh ail li.-ge citiej. Firestone help'd lo sp-^d u^Jhi.’ Jiv.-ay transportation and reduce cos:V * f E a llc C :? l Firestone s L t Jn lew .nr pref-.ur; r Original li H tlie JifJr.li < s j U tvhy. i j b strength ap.tJjf-m a fisd the nppJ;:at.o your present b < sitting of n’rts.'tttl * any dealer at ^ vc f L e c K r» c r c p ;.i? R ubber t Attaclunr, tKx unsuv of the Bruit.i Rufl the exportation oft Firestone was .he! ' to take up the catl after the ogittion^ produce rubber uni of crude rusher f brought back to n « Through FU Kiniien servi market, whet a act of fulla 10-inch tni ns PARKWAY own tumiui. ms vv-. reduced and tire p«iod» dealera you can obtain orthe soundest values on tbs'' rf a Ford 80 x 8Vi Fabric, >‘ n Gum-Dipped Cordj or' /L* 1V A '*/ • .’ t ' * i Mto)(y4V*'4 / r J. f • K gjrrvT . RUGBY M O ST M IL E S P E R D p: U U )/ HityJ fh e jnost' .wonder­ fu l Assortment’ o f fine straw; xifrat$ front .which’ you Have Jeyejj had the pleasure o f ^electing at .this time p f year' land at such’ low; prices. [You can’t' jafford to; .wear your, old Hat .when; a new one S8S$g so; little. \g? ’ .J Tin.R IA LTO R A Y ^BO TH ERS BALLOON TIRE SEUVKLL SANFORD — This .is the shoe you see many o f the sm artly dresi young men wearing? H comfortable and goodloofei You can't get a better<shoe for the m on&. In - tan, blacky browi| and combination colors. iM EN 'S;S E C T IO N FLORIDA. M A IN ..F L P 0 R , �To Decide. Right a t I W ay o f Ambulances frlW ofre** Staggers die Imagination, but Real caith Is in the Character o f die People Ia« i herited From the Pilgrim Father*. W* I f MR w. --- --- - HEAD, President The American Bankart Association TAMPA, July' 17:—The state court* will be celled upon to de­ cide whether th e ' time-honored custom of giving ambulance* the right of way over city streets 1* legal. The appeal arise* from the trial hebc of Frank Daniels, who was fined $20 In municipal court for reckless driving of an auto­ mobile, the charges against Dan­ iels resulting from a collision be­ tween his- machine and an ambu­ lance -driven by William Chnvcs, a negro, who was acquitted The speeding ambulance ws*. rushing to p hospital With Mariano Voi­ der, IB year old yoatH;-t*bo‘ had attempted suicide. i t ; •--- ------------- -------- na hundred year* ago when Lafayette revisited b* ho found the United States'a nation o f more than ten hoUlioti people— less than onetenth o f the present number. The territory tm embraced less than 1,800,000 square miles ■ - Instead o f the present 8,700,000. H alf waa H wilderness of,un*etUed plain, plar Plan Eleven Story <. r L* teau gnd mountain*. H t Only ona hundred year* ago the world ' Miami Apartment P A waa still agog over the recent passage of 'm m the "Savannah/* an American sailing vesMIAMI, July 17.— Announce­ ■w Hud eel equipped with paddle-wheels propelled ment is made here i*f plans for by *teatn, from Now York to Liverpool in na eleven-story apartment house be constriictfed at a cost of ap­ y-six days. .Today we boast of a trans-Atlantic air- ,lv> proximately $700,000. The en­ crossing that required but few tnor£ hour* than the tire Investment in the project will tattah'* required days. be more than 11,000,000, it is ksndrad jrasra ago the total of common knowledge and for a d wealth was Mm than a dollars. Mm jthau «lo o p m • today th* aaUaaal wealth |i too billion dollars—«n ,• of almost W.00O par capita. It there war* tail savings with MSI fdpesltora, with yo« oa deponit; te a hundred later—more than thirty milpoiltor* had saor* than 111,,001 savings deposits. Tha tcelpts of tha federal gov* Is ISIS war* $20,500,000, Ul expenditures were $l4v l Dost T«a? pur nglionet intrwt sxpendlturea each ex; H.WO.MWMhundred years ago there ia railroads, no automobiles. nag There were bo teleno tilsgreph lines, no There was no gasoline, no ert tkoss among us who | ths prsieat es a period conL with unprecedented probL prtod beset by perils here| saequried. There ere those &ipnu doubt of our eblUty |ki further progress—some lets profess to toreses th* | rtl«i end disintegration of E d political end economic Es/ is the light ot echlevellhit hare been wrought In I g by Brio sdtierence to true b e t Is tbe lisbt of the tre­ ks resource* our country [eoctrol*. whet Juitlflcatlon La hire todsf*for exprossU t of America's future? Lrlcs's Resources Today tars today 110.000,000 proOar total bank depoilt* »*• U approximately 40 billion a. Ontausding Ufa insurance its to more than 70 billion s. Our 100 million aerpa of rdd farm lands are valued at u*a dollar* We here wealth k b our forests, Id our mines H sod coal Wa bare more ■U,0H miles ot railroad with I to transport ourselves and wtlclei of commerce; we have Itfeu I&0.000 miles of comId Ulotrspb lines and 500.000 |of telephone line* to afford luaaleetton; wo have 20.000 |tad weekly newspaper* to Blute Information and to exr people tocetber by tlos aoveiopmcnt or oar natural re­ sources, their uas and their con­ servation: u> that wa owe the es­ tablishment and development of a nation founded on ideals of squat rights, Ideals of equal opportunity. Ideals of equal responsibility, which remain today untarnished, which now shins forth with greater luster than ever before.' The Character of Our People From It have come the patience end tho wisdom which have rec­ onciled effective authority end sdsquats liberty. From It haa come the tolerance which has preserved freedom of speech, ot press and of pulpit. From it has come the foresight which established free publla schools. From It has come th* courage which commanded adherence to principle at the coat of selfish gnln. even at tho cost of life Itself. From It haa come the respect tor tbs rights and privileges of one's fellow man which hns found expression In guaranties of equal representation and universal suffrage. The character o f our people Is a spring which baa never run dry. It has had Its source ever and al­ ways |n the stern and firm faith ot the Pilgrim fathers—« political faith based upon and grounded In the tenets of the Christian religion. Despite every other Influence, the strong end steady currcn^ Of the P ilgrim s', 1 faith has pehdstsd through generation oftar genera­ tion. J It la this Invaluable resource— the capacity end character of ogr people— that bee roads America great In the past, that will make America greater tnd more power­ ful In the future. As long as v# uphold our established standards of belief and conduct, we need have no tear for tha future of America. BRITISH PRISON REFORM PORTSMOUTH, Eng., July 17. — Another etc ptownrd Improving the morale of prisoners has been taken by the British authorities. It has been decided to abolish tho “ broad arrow” from prison clothes and to provide ordinary lounge suits for the inmates. Good Georgia peaches, found in any quantity at Jhe right price. II. L. Duhart, Cor. 4th and Sanford. Weather Bulletin Heavy rains flooded some low lands, and delayed work over por­ tions of the 'division. Peanuts, rano, antf minor crops arc getting grassy. Young corn on low lands was unfavorably affected by heavy rains. Grapes and figs aro rlponing. and citrus fruits arc doing well. Some grown cotton bolls are reported from Sumter county, where small farms were planted to cotton; no weevil is prescat. ing mnnnger of the Chicago Tri.bune. The merchandising service department of the typical American newspaper which, he said, “ had taken the blue sky out of advertis­ ing in the Unitea Btateai” was the roduct of years of labor nnd many undreds of thousands o f Hollars. “ The obi theory o f advertising, that is, advertising without dis­ tribution," he said, “ was that it forced people to demand n curtain product of tho retailer until ho (tho retailer) was forced to demand it of his jobber in such numbers that the jobber eventually secured . R from tqe manufacturer. “ There wr.ra two weak linkirTn this chain. In tho first place, the adverlisv1’ " a * frequently broke be­ fore the circle was completo nnd ■money begun flowing back to him to co inpen rote for his great adver­ tising outlay. In tho second place, hy the time the product reached the retailer the consumer had forgotten his original request or had been well satisfied with a substitute. “ The American newspaper mer­ chandising service departments havo replaced these woak links with strong ones, making advertis­ ing In American newspaper* nn In­ vestment and hot a speculation. Tho great newspapers of America •do not sell goods for uny manufac­ turer, but they do furnish the man­ ufacturer with advice and knowl­ edge and with definite systematic plans for covering the market thqt the newspapers circulate in, end LONDON.,July 17.—The lyatem show how manufacturers may re­ o f merchandising co-operation In­ duce the coat of. distribution by stituted by American newspapers the proper use of newspaper adver­ wus described to tho convention of tising and to show the extraordin­ the Associated Advertising Clid»B ary efficiency of newspapers as of the World in session here by*W. I advertising mediums. ^Newspapers Blue Sky Is Taken rages A Copy From Advertising Every Home By N e w s p a p e r s ■(DON, July 17.— Reviewing ■veWment of the American B*per before the convention Associated Advertising I el tbe World today, Louts H business manager of the Verk Times, emphasized the •»nc« of the pprt The AsV d Frets has played In that ■pment, agency in the United B which h|s Contributed In ■wsxure to the development r itroiip newspaper press," «, “and whose value In ev*T rsn scaooeiy be eiUinatTb» Asnocistee Tress, the ■otusl news gathering and wtlng organisation. Its re­ ef daily happenings are im• «ad cannot be influenced. ^focUted Fret* takes Issue >e aide in »ny controversy— is merely to' preeeni »* t,r . „* « Ulling briefly o f gm dl1 of its membership, Mr. stated. The building will be lo­ cated on the old John Grand home site, esst of the entrance to Fort Dallas Park, on South First A v­ enue. It will cover ground space of 100 by 104 feet. S «:L -•______ ‘ .■ rh p y r(*-Youngeia* x <ii it t-Mr tu th e ^ a ii i^ C h iir d i ST- FAUl^ July* ’ l(j;— There ■hould be la& leadership not ohly in "serving tables" but alsolln "judging as to correct, .doctrine, correct practice, correct dlsclp)ine. •and correct church goverrinient," Dr.. Charles A. A. J. Miller, or Baltimore, told members of the tberhn church, assembled here to­ day in 4nnun! convejiUqh. Adraottlab/bg his dflurcb work­ ers "to strengthen y o u f, battle lines,** O f. Miller said: “In these days o f VfUd assertions o f tbe ad­ vocates o f the comnjon people’ s rightf, your league promotes bal­ ance. poise, and d e a r ,, thinking when social questions o f the day arm discussed, it helps in copasr- for. , "Only Indolent, Inert, untrained, uninformed, lukewarm members do not long for auch leadership. Therefore they unwittingly work into the handa of the church's en­ emies, who well know that with­ out lay leaders the church will soon lose its priceless treasure. Lho open, unadulterated Bible, and be steeped either in suprttUlon or Infidilty, . ■\ "There ere those who maintain that wherever the Christian church became corrupt the fault wni'.to be-found at the door of the laymon who had-tired of leadership. Nor has the church o f the twen­ tieth century any special promise that history will not repeat Itself, If it ceases to watch, and pray, and search, "Tho world stakes Its hopes and the futures of society and state upon education. Personal pride and jealousy are the greatest foes to lay leadership. All the dissen­ sions and schisms in th church are traceable to pride, and many of the troubles between layman and layman,, clergy an dclergy, and laity and clergy, havo their ori­ gin In jealousy. Therefojg, not enough emphasis can be laid upon Christian education and growth In grace. They and they alone will keep men humble, and humility is the best antidot to pride and jealousy." Jacksonville Toll Records Are Broken JACKSONVILLE, July 17.— A » records w-Cre broken in June (nr toll* collected on the municipal bridge across the St. Johns River to South Jacksonville, when the receipts totaled $i!r>,.'l,,U.4H. accord­ ing to a report to the county com­ missioners by Frank Brown, clerk. Since the bridge wus opened in 1021 the receipt s have totaled tC0ft^HM » 7 -vrirtlg~ uppi atlng - curt* have been I101.74rt.30 and maintenance end repairs $25,5K0.J2. Tfils Waves a total of $477Jiii0.7l> that has been paid to the trustees on interest and sinking fund. Mother,, what would you giro 1 cosy when j o Ur littlo one begl show •Igns of hiloamaaf modules," the next Map. wnuldi.be , , lt is customary to think Uu that the u»n o f advertising in ought to use calomel aqd castor ♦ "merchandising ideas is quite os' proper as Its uao in the snlc o f as tno rJOiu I d f i lo i w c tUfm, goods and scrvicoo." He ns sorted flill, you dxcsd Whet tn*r hspl the development of :i now rela­ tion to the public through adver­ tising hns ted Ip the banking bus­ It was lo infect this verv sllustlo iness to. higher (deals and to .far I Invented I.ivo-lax, ana1II you broader conception o f It* oppor­ once, you Won't think of urine ci tunity fo r uuoful service to the Cftin. . Liv-o-Ux cleanses' liver *and b "Thus today, tlic great , Atntri- too, and still It It a pleasant-I cwvbunks, in their advertising are liquid, entirely vegetal*-, which < doing much to cbtpbat economic no distress, serves equally well in 1fallacies and to (twtrbct .the pub* Coutlpatlon -slid 'Indlgcst Inn and I . lib In the field o f sound finance, a* good (or adults at it I* for lho , and there can be no doubt o f the, ren—who really loro to take it. . usefulness • and effectiveness of this propaganda for higher eco­ nomic and financial standards. This positive reflex action o f good John McKenna, 14, credited with being 'America's’ youngest agri advertising '"'upon the advertiser culturist. For three years he has operated n nine-acre farm near JJr himsolf which has taken plnce in banking, is also evident in many dan. N. T .,' assisted by his little brother Harold, aged seven. other industries and activities." id & w S F ^ J By T A Y L O E The Mystery Deepens For Pop 1 turotWTLw n u f& M rHWM* S MU* 6Q>*J4 tD C*T wwceMMOOM y*TM MM A g c a O f fH » OUMD l b * TH* MuMpq* Tuoifi oc y A N K tA DOOCX-E - LU t BOObvr IkiS m ar to * a 4>»o * . * t io a > s o U f t 0 0 6 eers m e m cat provides a definite goal for busi­ ness achievement.” Mr. Sisson said the conclusion having been reached that It wna t “ just ns proper to merchandise ] forms of service ns to'sell com-, Bank Advertising Is Public Educator Says Big Financier L 0 N D o f t / lWy 17.—Every dol­ lar spent fo r advertising space adds, to tho necessity for exactneks of statement and integrity of product, Francis H. Bisson, vicepresident o f tho Guaranty Trust Company of Now York, nnld In an address today before the an* nual convention o f the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World. Hi* topic was “ Advertising an a Creator of Public Standards in Burincs*. , • “ The standards fixed by the merchant or manufacturer In publie statement and printed wind must become the standards of distribution and production,1' he added, “or the inevitable loss of public confidence and good will Spells bankruptcy, moral as well as financial. Good will is the Joint product o f good goods, good ser­ vice and good advertising. Pro­ tected. it is an invaluable asset, but violated in either of Its essenU*l elements, a fatal liability. It is business insurance. It protects the public and provides tho buyer of an advertised trademarked arti­ cle with u triple guarantee of quality— from the merchant, the manufacturer and the publisher. It fixes the standard which maker and distributor must meet and * g X J ' Direct From the Manufacturer ' N o Middle Men's Profit ! Fcr Bair— Large Turkish ToweJa, 17c each and 25c each; 50c values Fla. Gash Balvage Go. O U R F IR S T C O B T ANjD O N L Y I < M a l a r ia L eaves A 1 One. Small Profit ' i s y o B r o n l y Co s t - He a v y ! /| D E L IV E R E D O N Y O U R JOB From our own Modern Building Material Plant nJt Longwood, Midway Between Sanford and Orlando. ) i ' t LET US FIG bltE YOUR COMPLETE . M ATE RIAL B ILL PHONE OR CALL ON AVENUE S E C O N D ST R E E T SUMMER SALE AFFORDS A LONG A WAITED OPPORTUNITY TO OBTAIN LADIES* APPAREL AND MILLINERY A'BEXTRAORDINARY IrOW PRICES. WE HAVE DIVIDED OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF MERCHANDISE INTO THE FOLLOWING LOTS: . . * T: 4 Canton Crepe (l o t i ) Crepe de Chine DRESSES Wool Crepe Spanish Lace ■- - m m a m mmML FORMERLY TO 815.75, AT Satin Face Canton Canton Crepe Roshanara Crepe “Thp Associated “ * '•art of the development •*r»c*n newspapers. Its «f- Georgette FORMERLY TO 822.50, A T Noyelty S ilk 1 Canton Crepeff Roshanara Crepe Satin, Serge, Fa no el *f “ tween newspaper put‘ isa both sides o f th* A i’ . *re both borrowers Jd«s of ideeg, testifying to **rb*tkmal cordiality exlet•Ifcctn oeweoaoers on nil. °f American newspapers •period prior to the Amer*olution. wbey, weekly ga■ere considered sufficient f the scattered ahd badly lS "r** dcsrn'.t* th# nres*. wh«i. he sttld. there are Uoi^d State* » j m dally including 428 morn•* 1JJ10 evening editions. •Jricaji newspapers he de«lnW an average of w topics a day. which « * * o p y of anewsiisper *2 home to the UnlUd 1 FORMERLY 'TO $0.75, A T THAT UOO HOLO A DtLD FOft FORTW ACS24 OF LANO U N E N A N D V O IL E (LO T 5) (L O T 6) A L L T K iM cIE D RAT'S O N Y X H O SE A T FORMERLY TO 88 99, AT 95c m i *..W/ K 4.y* t.-./M Sailors ON MNr * - •Ik*'■ •$■ L A C E HOSE A T FORMERLY TO $8.75, A T l i ' *71 ** i In I H Wo own and operate our p.wn Saw Mill, Planing. . Dry Kiln nnd Cabinet Shop, and our timber is cut from i our own lands, within easy reach of the plant. 4 • ••J L v J I SANFORD \ T H E S A V IN G W I L L S U R P R IS E rY O U , \ 'WWtrWBHWVWWMWWWWWW**H«*ri*BM»*»B*MS'WaWMrittMttJlK) A .V. . .S .* .♦ _ Hemorrhoids - P i l e s Cured or Noth­ ing: to Pay No man or woman need suffer another <lr»y from any pain, sore­ ness or diatrees arising from Hro>< orrhoids or Files, now 1 that a Rochester doctor's prescript!*!*, known to druggists as MOAYA RU I1FOB 1TOR IKS, can be obUlied for a moderator price, You'll be amazed to sec how quickly they act even In long standing cates. All good druggists will supply you on the money back If dissstidled plan. ! T _ l L i. T A LLA H A S S E E , July 10.— •Jovcmov Hartfcfe bus designated Jndgo John S. Edwards o f , -the Tenth Judicial Circuit to hold court at Arcadia Monday, July Id', In.the trail o f the State vs. John L. .»unos, on account of disqualification of Judge George W. Whitehurst o f the Twelfth Circuit. . LO. A L L iv OTHER > . .4, J*. GO * .* jk. Jk , �mi > M r i»’"{ i • *v.' vyat■jits J.Ji.! >, ace* -T J T T T T T alk ’l^rospority and Good Times' Stipend Class Matter, l>ta., atf. t»W IV l) Untiei'\Act ID I*. U K AM... tD IIHIIQ... . SCSII or . X ia a c t r rkone U l ••Ha ftVtaha I B I C R in iO X IIA T R i a f M l ---- IT.BO S ix Monttaa . i l . SO In City, b y C »r r t «r , par . W aakJy Edition, 12.00 i W D T fC tti A ll obituary -<la rtf thank*. reanlutlona o f antartalnm enta w here a s i; HUH , loc Iat ad P r a ia I la M atclu aintltlad to the uae fo r rapt repub at a il n e w * dlanatrtaaa to U o r __m not w—____ otherw ise « ___ r and nt*o the local of heroin. A ll r ls h U r iB b f - special die patch ■In a re klao reaervad. * f t t s T « S t e i r f '^ 5 m u y. B IB L K TO O i t h e r e T IS N O p i s c i is nd m in fhnt'*hi the spirit to rotain the spirit; hath ho power In the day death; and there ia no discharge that war.— Ecclesiastes 8:8. 1 Do you realize the power you hold in your hand? .Hiy$ you stopped to consider the influence you have in tho com ­ m u n ity ? Then why ia it you sometimes'complain beqatfse your J>usine88 has fallen off a bit? Business conditions can be made what you want them to be. I f you think things ought to slow up,.lf you wish buyera to hold off, if you want collections to drag,nll that is net­ 's to t you to pass the world around -that “ business ia slow." It won’t take long for your frieridfr to athrf talking the same way and begin retrenching and hanging »n.to their w lmoney. Then theyTr tell their friends abt)qt hi neBs conditions are and in a few * ity be bad. r to qr/Hand.iybuJhave it wit reetbest*it lias ever bee mar idly tfhow, quickly the city is g \ ad pro* creasing in value, how good compared with' last year, how much -bet collectiopft are ___to be, how promising the _ ^ M S summer Sanford is hnvirig, how mut (Unions arq here create a spdrit of tion ■ ----- times. Don’t bo a chronic ing for and encouraging b complainer. v Talk good times. Act good times. Believe in good times. Tell your friends “ Business is good." The result will be that bel Sanford will hnve such n summer it never before experi­ A N ODti m erchant, to secure his treas­ enced.' . • > ure, 1 You hnve the power in your hands to make conditions Conveys it in a borrow’d name: phelia serves to grace my meas­ what you want them to be. If you want them to be good and ure . if you .want money to be plentiful, you will talk prosperity But Chfoe is my real flame. and, good business. -----------or softest verse, my darling lyre Tpon Euphelia’a toilet lay; en Cliloe noted her desire, hat I Mum M sing, that I should For Attractive Surroundings In nn effoft to improve the general appearance of the city the' Junior Chnmber of Commerce ia ondenvoring to se­ y lyre t tune, my voice I raise; But with my numbprs ,nllx my cure the co-operation of property owners and city officiuls in s ig h s ;1 ’ cleaning up vacant lota and removing trash which has accu­ And whil ifle l sing Kiiplhello's praise, mulated in various Bcctionn of thb city, 1 fix mjr bouI on Cnlitoe’ s eyap. r ' A drive thrmjgh tho city will reveal many lota requiring blush’d, Eupheliu Mfentiori. Rfgln? irl the downtown business district can be 'a ir Been junk,piles whiqh n^e eyesores. Old automobiles and I sung, and gated: I play’d 1bad jniscelldnfOUB!. junkJfire qlloVvpd to remain indefinitely in " T trembled; \ . V , - i - i t-i coiispfcuouS plftctfe* witho'ut any attemjjt being made even Venus to the Tx>ves around .Remarked, how Ul wo a ll dis- to hide them from view. sembled. ’ The Junidi*'Chamber bf Commerce is requesting owners ' .—Matthew Prior. of property to Clean up their premises and if they cannot X do so the organization hopes some scheme can be worked out -The town that is prosperous so that the trash can be hid from the view of pnssersby. It has -.talks prosperity. been suggested that Mowers or trees mi'rht ho nlaced along TR 1 • ---------0-------_ certain, Governor One thing never get the support the front side of the property where it is impossible to remove !m accumulations. In this way, as it has been pointed out. the ard Oil Company. general appearance of tho city would lie greatly improved t -------- » “The aherlff Is In town—also and the visitor would not be forced to stare at unkempt sur­ to other strangers," remnrks roundings, C o llier County. News. v*: But*why* stbp With -the downtown section? There are John W. Davis is the lntest per­ innumerable pieces of vacant property scattered all over the son to heed Horace Greeley's city which should have attention. In the residential districts famous saying, “ Go W ist, young therd arc Vh’dbnt lo ts ’full of undergrowth and weeds which man.” > should be cleaned up in fairness to those who have seen fit to -o Did.you know thnt radio wnves beautify and improve their property. travel one hundred sixty-five thou­ „ A city^wiileJisauUtication movement is a good movemunt sand mile* per secOndT and will mean much to the city. The committee in charge nl-r" C ,I.—O ■1" ' In tho last ten yenrs |>»«v rents .will do wed tq keep emphasizing the importance of making forty-nlx citiesi of thr tMUfi ,£nnfor‘ ...........fcnly djnot inlya4citg substantial hut n city of beauty .which tea show an 0 Increase will attiMct And lift hundred per cent. *___ X * tfve hlurPounding!L M ■ Coolidgo Ib now giving hiB impraaiion of Hqavon. Hix Imjpru*P5,°h|>bly tvould bo dc-, fe a t in November. V 4 ---- —<> Lagiilation ought to be paHocil making It compulnory for miscel­ laneous nhowcrB to be given n pros­ pective groom- j -------o------ The meanent man in the world lives in Texas. He gave his son a dime not to eat any supper then ■tote tho dimo and whipped the youngster for losing the'tnonW. LaF&lIetto will not be fotnlially notified of his nomination. Now he Is turning down tho opportunity to get the only reul “ kick’ out' of .the campaign. ------ o------- i GOVERNOR BRYAN w tty ii Washington consulting witiljT brother. He went home i brnskn, and his blather. went to St, Louis to rejoin.' Will). ■ GOVERNOR b llY A N mo himself president of tho Btates after this election. In the betting is only 8 to 1 ngalft: It. IaiKolletto's vote might caUso the election to be thrown into if house of representatives. Fal action there, which is pnL. the senate would elect...But sonatc can only elect the VI ident, who would i bme president. With the 'sup­ port of LuFolletta umi the farm bloc people, the next president might well bo Governor Ury*n. And he would be n first-ciuss American president K —---- STRENGTH — SERVICE — VR0GRE63 Seminole County Bank Interest I*ald on Savings FOR THE RAtN 'it raineth every day.—Twelfth Night. water mark.V$L14. ^Wheut iX high! *J*. 'he proper necessities aru at lit is certain thnt there has been ac- 1 •. H __ JC____ ^ -■ M UST P A Y N A T U R E , .. i •vTl/a/’ T THERE W IL L BE no more agi­ tation among our good friends in Japan. Thu department ot justice issued orders forhidding nil Jap­ anese residing in Hawaii, of whom DO A U T O S L E S S E N P O L IT E N E S S there are lull,000, to enter the United Slates. Hawaii is United P A L A T K A DAILY NEWS States territory, hut Japanese res­ idents there cannot come to this Along some lines it is n matter i There is, however, one distressing pnrt of the United States territo­ of . oin.rutulation that drivers are ! point nboul the drivers of cars that ry .' booming more Considerate of the rhould ho abolished. Thnt is the THE OLYM PIC athletes are righ' of others. Only a few years pructice for n driver to halt ids enr breaking world records. Read de* ago there was a practice among before n home or a business office tails in sporting columns. Henry Ford, breaking his own records drivers o f fast-traveling cars to where ho is to “ pick up" some per­ by selling l.tMC.OVH automobiles hold tho center of the highway son, either for pleasure of business, in the lirst Hix months of 1034, upon approaching another machine and Mow his horn until the entire makes swift runners less import­ until the . laat possible second, surrounding neighborhood is alarm­ ant than they used to he. frightening the careful driver into ed. There is no person driving n ve­ THE PROSPERITY outlook is nniriy kind* o f spasms, then quickly hicle drawn by u horse or u pair of cheerful, even for farmers, some­ swerving to the right and passing horses V h o would drive up before thing that couldn't Ik* said a few in -ufety. Such foolishness carried the home o f his friend, sit in the n great clement of risk, as there weeks ago. "Ten-dollar pork." which means wns a possibility of some portion carriage, and yell in the loudest $10 a hundred for hogs on tho { of •t' i* steering gear going amiss, in voice to attract the attention o f the hoof, is in sight. That's due to wrieh ease a crash would be un­ person called for; yet the average In addition to that auto.driver will do this and appear the high price of corn. Pork is avoidable. corn transformed in the pig's di­ t W e was always n fright upoti to consider it n needless effort to gestive uppnratUt. Farmers thnt lb" part of those in the threatened dismount from the machine and call at the door for tho passenger. raise the pork also raise .tlia.coi u. ’ "A11“ *day' * Itrrtif1Uniil ltm rin 'lh e1 They'll get the money, und cattle note practically abolished, tin* law night riiay bo heard in some section are going up. hat.has long been upon the statute o f every city such disturbance, iitftaka of all states that there mii-t which not only tortures the nerves THE W HEAT FROM Kansas, like SIENGEANCE CO&ffiS NQT .slowly either upon you or a siiearn of pure gold, is pouring be a movement upon the pu|T of of nil those nearby, hut is a breach a n y Other wiekdtLjJtpnAhut ’ - dtuHit ■* - steals * ’ s ilen tly and im p erceptibly, into the hunks in the shape o! every driver to show that the right of politeness never dreamed of until the automobile came into such gen­ placiiiK its foot^ftn th e ^ a d .- -Euripides, dollars, and hankers f*£el happier, of the rood was to be given when eral use. It little matters if the tty* cars wert* within one hundred with lour hundred cur louds of -operson called for is close to u a day rolling into Kansas f«*t of each other, now being better schoolhouse or in the proximity of A QUARREL IS quickly settled when deserted by one wheat f ’ity against two hundred curs observed. party; there is np battle unless there is two—Seneca. VThnro ismlsn nn apparent desire a church, time is considered too lust year, kreelpu will soon be upon the pnrt of the general driver valuable and the niukcup of the fifteen trundled enrs u day. to stop his car at signal and learn driver contains too much laziness to IF WE ENCOUNTERED a man of rare intellect, we if aid enn'b" extended to any nut^ allow him to leave the car and R E T A IL TRADE, according to should ask him what hooks he read.— Emerson. make a call ns u real man should, Brudstrcet’s and government re- parked alongside the road. Few are and ns n real man did before the the drivers, In daylight, who refuse porta, has been picking up und u to halt when un appeal is made, dnys when automobiles obtained so HE W1IO HANGS on the errors of the ignorant multi­ bolding the gain. t orn that sold for fid 1-2 cent" and there are fewer atill w ho will I general n use. tude,must not be counted among great men.—Cicero. Cclubr to “ give a tow in" when a j No matter how polite the drivers |L*' r. Inst 'WL *i W (V . . . January . . . . . is . ubove ,, the dollar, rn. iK erinnled.. nlwttvs provided of cars may be towards each other Tho little girl down the street T A M I’ A TIMES wants to know whether a man who loses all of his money In one hnnd It is said that flowers are los­ The fact is that nature always o f poker, is entitled Jo member­ ing their Scent, and that .the loss demands her penalty—her price. ship in the “ hole-in-onc-club." uL floral* fragrance is irtf re asi rig Whigi w* make the flowers who' they were nut intended to lie in TA Constantinople judge has de­ at such a<**rabe ns'^dT alarm the some respects wo prevent them cided that playing poker Is :not botanists. There ore 2,300 species from being whut they ^vere intend­ gambling. Somo city treasuries ed to > a in other respects, ’ rould bo bankrupt if we 'hml of cultivatwL flDwtrs, hut only 430 t Someone has suid thnt the of then* huft>van ■ afifrecnldn'»xlo«*. astices o f that kind in this eounOf the 308 varieties of violets only great majority of the wild flow­ ers that grow by the roadside 13 emit perfume. -o Tho so ..whose business is to have no perfume and that the rest W e might get n few lessons from Japan when it comes to building know sqy that ^ d d ittiflc ’ cross­ o f them haven't any chance in se Competition with the smell of gas­ breeding bylfldtlsts Jft) Intrtkse ____Since the cnrthipiuko'- reID and color of of, bT^lisims, btpiisims, is oline. tly more than twehty thousand the slaD. aapense of the perfume. nerfutr It is to bn wondered tf the things houses have been constructed in at thee OKpense The plant energy that naturally here typified are not having the Yokahrfma. would go to make I . fragrance is effort of robbing of fragrance in ------ o-----This afternoon tho Sanford’ K i­ Used up by artificially stimulated a great many things other than ■>& j flowers. lls baseball tenm is playing the growjh. ‘ from Leesburg. Should the '•I V ' ford men continue to win. we »lght enter them in tho sjatc W E DO N O T S L E E P E N O U G H lie. -o \ G A IN E S V ILLE SUN H 4 In 1867 it required two hundred M — -via----nty-four hours to grow a The duns kof irpeon ha i» wealthy society peo)i!e the mothers, >1 o f corn, including the mind, lit the use of the rejjotnp .daughters und sons may sleep nil gparation of tho ground, the end line, Is our sd'Cnlled “ kdcusty1’ the forenoon of the day to make ng, care and harvesting. It folk. And, of that class, we more up the sleep they have lost at now be done in about twelve particularly ip fer. touijr.ypuniffvr (light. The average society young Dies o f labor.' How long will It set. They do nut ileoji chough to people of the cities Und towns of fifty years hence? \ , cnablo them to grow Into strong America, however, are cither stur oand healLhy manhood and woroan- dents or workers. They have not mother evidence o f the growth hw js »** " v * v f f acj * tho. privilege of making up lost ds section is the announcemertf Every calendar day consists of sleep. When they cut into their Clyde Steamship Line that twenty^four hours und Includes a eight hours for sleep they muxt go _ hundred foot addition. to to their atudlea or their work with docks ia necessary on areouhtf nAavy'gyea. When they d> that, tho Increased business,! jend houta b^>'thil*e j4 tich gkve eight' th«y! arc1throwing awxy all hopes freight being handled. hourm tor Jataor,- night i o f recreation' <ofhocomine m eauitya . ■ ■ -o - ■- modi elghif' typr ,Apiongpt ly fit for American ait ly will regret to learn trait n improving the road 'bem Sanford and Orlando will nt once. It ia ramarkablo W AYCROSS JOURNAL-HERALD han been no serious ac­ ts In the condition o f t h i s ----------'----•v— ~ r f t ------------ --— ---------- ~ i hway. >ttshould be the lluiw-j'otl 4ver i#bscr*d-cly#cly a month or two, coimncnco ■kip­ in tlw etOwu- -ww a tSie viiau-Wiio atatts sofiwiWnii? on- ping meetings end finally must be dropped from the rails. <lult bofo” * >» f i nl»h« d T The trouble la not with the or­ they have begun to boU lf pound. An enThese ore the- wo*bUmra.- ~ ganization. Winston-Salem, They start out blythely In tho ' The best, Uvest and most val­ Ids wares at morning, full o f enthusiasm but uable organisation on earth canimt retain ths interest or {oyalty Ird cents per mlntfl Aetennination. of 1*HE UNITED STATES flyer, "hopped o ff" from tho edge of the Bosphorus. They were by wondering dwellers in CoAsthtitinpple, once i tho hub of tho world, now jifpking a « t t i civilization via the modern u ------A t VJB JOHN W.fJDAVIS p itted ;; in Long Island wit h n secret vice agent. ';Unwilljng Uj. chai _ unics because he is a c iin d i / ho wore fancy knicicerbockcrs. Coolldge and LafgUo^to own ./id such clothing, and. probably ^opldr\'t' wear ifiem i f th«g did uiU|l after next Navolpbcr. There is also a general de­ cumulated a freedom in the honk­ help, nld and assist th« ing line that ia fast becoming un pled car that requires more aid hearable. There are times when in shape than the passengers omissions to honk cuuse disaster, ARTH UR W. CUTTEN, of Chi­ can render. In many, ninny ns tho sound-is needed to warn cago, controls a great deal of com . ore automobile driven be- others; hut to honk for a wife or n and is noid to bo making millions ________ , coming more attentive to those In sweetheart or a business partner la out of it, although ho probably hasn't seen a cornfield, except dtati ess, recognizing that no one really the height of impolilone*H inpi that wit re- nnd the murk of familiarity that Irom a railway ear, tur several \i* tfve from- mishaps to breed much adverse aid from their own rail- liuldc years. Farmers will say, "How iul4 " " 1: comment. l shocking." Cuttun will probubly say, ‘"inis brain wasn't given rm* to make money slowly, and any­ T H E O L Y M P IC 'W IN N E R S how. 1 am the man that put up the price of corn." NEW YORK HERALD-TRIBUNE arid going prophecy. higher, mark Delightfal and Benefit REDUCED FARES B A L T IM O R E P H IL A D E L P H IA S THERE IS COMFORT for pen Finland is, Indeed, the hero of all-round strength o f the pie in all lines of business, even lor the mildly harmless goose American Olympic team won the the 1921 Olympics. A mere hand­ tritk and field sports, the true in- ful of her men all hut run away l ’rinrat,o fC w S ra .Team ing orer u i f ^ l n f J fiS S S *In with tho track games. Beyond bringing eight polo ponies win, b>W substantial point margin- In dispute, Fnuvn Nurmi, winner of the twenty-six four first places, niun of incredi­ him. being a tactful young per- ody three of sun he will conceal his'real” upm- : «” ,diJ V’ f, "?cn fron' th.°f Uf ,n'* ble endurance, is tho greatest dis­ ion of “ A___ ‘..... *. eWStates fail to score. Jf first tance ruhnei known to modern sport. And second to him Is his und bring happiness fo many. , s ' countryman, Kitula, or else Strentw eie vlctora against Finland’s rooB, forty-your-oid sewing ma­ EVEN COFFEE and sugar men are happy. More coffee than ev­ t e U Of the nine world’s records chine salesman of Helsingfors, er is being used by millions of tirtlen, the United Bt&tea dlsiwsod easy winner « f tho marathon. Myra, the javelin thrower; Lehtopounds und in the first six month* of lflvo. view of the quality of the nen, the pentathlon winner, are of this year the United States ute tition, outrunning that of members of the heroic breed. The more sugur by 134,000,1)00 pound; revious meetings, the victory race seems born of athletics. Noth­ than in the first six months of rf- ing hitherto in international sport ia ie most notable of the Amen lust year. can series. Thu keener tho rivalry has been so spectacular as the T H A T PROBABLY , means • the uore credit ia due to our team achievement of the Olympic Finns. for its accomplishment. I f pcepUnless the country is scoured fulling o ff in tho use of hootletJC” whiskey. When men drink LES.k< JF* on had been le u thorough, for citixens of Finnish stock, tne there hail been any lack of United States has no flattering alcohol, they eat more sugar. ( or SIleiieas, the United States must prospect of gutting within hailing a* yielded to the astonishing distance of lha burgers of Hel­ HERE AN D THERE oil conpanics are culling the price \( Utt republic on the far ahore of singfors un the long, long meter trail. ‘ • gasoline, thanks lo Attorney Gci- the B a l t i c . ‘ eral Stone, who meant business, We >\e have two perfectly goof, AW ARD estimable, p flit* .ami trustWurtHy I: conburvatlvei niAniifgl for I pAtskR(?t5 NKWS-JRIBUNE dent In the two old parties. We have u sincere, intelligent anJ nviduntarily tho cpmipapd now ca*t hre^Viyiag) thajt/uth. jvbpjit powerful radical, LoFolfette, rur. en aging the attention o f thou-' Florida. U is V [ b V ‘ A r tho^most ning on'his own account. valuable and productive advertising Dawea and Bryan, - vice-presi­ tU da in the cast and north is, start which can bo done. dential candidates of ths old pa), f oi Farida. Those who In the p«<t Every town,' city and ticction ties, are good men. Governor Dry. hai f . enjoyed the winters in this will have its quota this winter of an represents admirably the fuiare preparing to return. Their thosa who arc potential citizens. tpera and “ mane radicalism." I is and acquaintances nre hcar- That quota will entirely depend General Dawes is a rip-roaring he call and are impatfent for upon what the people, of that town, spokesman o f the enurgetlc busi­ van to start south. city or saetion da to accommodate ness man. •very section o f the country and entertain the visitors. I f there oration os to the unrivnllcd are houses and apartments proALt THINGS considered, fooi opportunities and wealth vided and proper forma of enter, ish pcaslmism oughl to die. This Millies whieh tho state of- tainment. then a capacity o j w J Station like King Kamahameha, tn been acquired from those |will result. I f the people wait for incumpleted Underukingf, / to provide thin:;., visited th« , state and Santa Claus ( The waysldor is doomed forever l*>* green mountain top, (a “sit­ .lataat he “almost" ing prcUy.” jpluCR m -* Rasliy and truly, “ He.haiji rat and u ®»W,\ t ifm*p ’* " » • n it i S it m i r. Lop .* ■ u y n ROUND TRIP JACKSONVILLE TO 7 $ 4 9 .5 4 5 5 .0 0 7 2 .1 3 BOSTON (VIA BALTIUCItr OR CUILAOILNIIA) WASHINGTON ATLANTIC CITY NIAGARA FALL MAKH T H A V E L A P L E A S U R E ....... Ui.il T w i n s aecunc SOOD CONNtCTIOMt. statero o m rilO U IN T MO* a c c o m m o d a t io n * in advancb Merchants and Miners Trank)I Co. P'T*. to o C OAV ST. j VSniAHONSl Btttir D m ■ JBastard f t u i « i'Or Coughs and Colds, He aches, Neuralgia, Rheumi and All Aches and P u 4 A LL D R U C t t s n T0« and Me, Jar* asf tal Hospital *lz*. 1X00 WILL YOUR FINANCIAL .STRENGTH LAST? rfilHc.U j.- L. FIRST NATIONAL BA! A COMMUNITY BUILDER ■‘ ■44 A Many people get almost to the tflpj the. ladder nnd then lint! tliey the strength-—the money— to reach top.! Put a llttla away each week the going is easy, then you will 1 money when you nec{l it most. _ . 1 ^ ,i u • . T I*. FORSTER, !*rretdret. g i* . ■-i « n r 1 i'.»|ki».L v �INDIANS H A V E PRIM ER ' MISS ROSAMOND RAD FORD, She! Can Show Mr. Cupid Tricks PhonQ: Res. 425 Mrs. Langley Gives Bridge Party For Miss Edith EeagUfc Mrs, W, >, honoring Mrs. kmtess Mra. A l,venue, 4:30 p. m. ncheon honoring ud, of Norfolk, *. Bates, of OrVictor Check, ^ of luptial* at home H E. Brady, Paln. m., followed by . honoring VirOillon, at their |Avenue, 4 P- m[ld/hostcsa Mrs. Avenue, 4 p. m. ti&ty it Ctuh; hostess uher. I’ark Ave- >rogram Wi * Outscoring nil competitors In a recent meet Ruth Kent of __ Kingston, I'n., won tho right to he known as the champion nrehcr of Wellesley College, a fashionable girls’ school in the east. P E R S O N A L S [*(030) G concert; 7 Mrs. F. H. Robins is spending Meal; 9 "At Home." (448) G musis; 0-4 the day in-Euatis. I | (pi » *** [ti (423) 9:30 an­ Mrs. A. M. Maddox nnd daugh­ i l Doherty Melody ter, of Fort Monde, are the guests o f Mrs. J. S. Moore. (390) 7 nincert. 1News (47G) 8:30- - II, H. Hyman,, of Miami, spent |-12 entertainers. Wednesday* in the city, the guest y (484) 9 orchei-, of the Valdez Hotel. Ed II. Koniger, of N*w York, is spending several days at the Montexumu Hotel. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. It. ‘Spader, of Orlando, are the guests of Sirs. Ed Lane today. J. II. Whitworth nnd W. G. Eager, of Cocoa, spent Wednesday in the city, stopipng at the Valdez.- llftm (617) Tt30 . A. Raffled motored to Orlando jkfews orchestra}'!) Wednesday afternoon attending to Mis* Dorothy Stokes is spend­ rheitra; lO^No^* business. ing the day in Orlundo, the guest of friends. |(286) 7:304^ or* Mr, nnd Mr*. R. R. Wright, of Oviedo, motored to Sanford to at­ Mr, nnd Mn». M. S. Thompson, City Star (411) tend tho marriuge of Miss Hath- of Oldsmar, are spending several 6-7 School of the Icon Brady to Mr. Arthur Moore. days in the city, stopping at the Valdez Hotel. ICity ( 411)A semtMrs. J. T. Watkins. Mrs. R. T. dance. Stewart and Mrs. 1-cnoru Hamlet, Mr. nnd Mrs. S. M. Lloyd and Irier-Joumil louis- o f Orlnndo, spent Wednesday in Mr, and Mis. L. C. Helmut are at­ fiOO) 7:304 quartet, the city, shopping. tending the Kiwunis hall game #t. ties (469)8' If* chlll-eoiburg today. tstra. Mr. and Mrs. H. I* Gibson re­ (360) $ 0 talks, turned Wednesday from nn ex­ A. Speer, president of the busiest tended trip to California for the Southern Monumental Yards, of nrapolrr1- St. Paul past six Weeks, Jacksonville, was the guest of his )tum^ ,■ smi* sy, , I >-**--*— »> : »uncl^i* David Speer. Wednesday. *1 (42f) 7 Canadian Miss Julia Lain? nndBurke Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Carnes, of . »?*•* Steele motored toI-eesbuTg t<| h'ork W92) 2-10 p. attend the Kiwanis bull game this Lake Worth, spoilt Wednesday in lerrcs, concert, the city, the guests of the Mon­ afternoon. |tr». tezuma Hotel. , lrk‘ K>5) 11 a. m.II. S. Baird, of Jacksonville, is (s, fjpncia) reports; Mrs. It. L. ('row, Mrs. Thomns icondrt, orchestras, spending a few days in the city, A. Dalrs .and Miss Virginia Dnirs, lira (406) f,-8 "A on business, stopping at the Mon­ of Umatilla, spent Wednesday in tezuma Hotel. |i».’ tho city, shopping. (05) 12-6:30 p, m. rchestru. Miss Florence Bumby, of Orlan­ 5U\ and Mrs. W. E. Wuteiin left do, is the gpest o f Mrs, J, S. (hi* morning in their car for Hot H2> It* musieirt. Ifi2ti| 6 program; Moore, coming up to attend the Springs, Ark. They were accom­ Moore-Brady wedding today. panied as far us Valdosta by Asa lh (36H| K_*J udks. Cararway. ]dphia (395) 6; 30 Mrs. C. H. Walsh nnd daughter, (I. 11. Allen, Jr., of Jacksonville, Mary Louise, of Wilmington, N. 8ia (395) 4 tulk; C„ nrrived recently to be thu with th« Oliver Plow Company, I; 4 tulk; 0:30 re* guests of the former’s mother, spent Wednesday in the city on [/ Mrs. Mary Leonard!, for the sum­ business, stuping at tho Valdez jirfh (162) 7:30 mu- mer. Hotel. « )rt. borsh (320) 0:15 For Hale—Seeraucker Huila, *? 7 orchestra; il Fort Myers To Have black nnd brown pin (rtripea, Slii 1(492) 12 dance, value, at $6.95. Fla. Cash Salvage Park, Street Board tnriwu (423) i* or- Co. |urgun; ]| musical; FORT MYERS, July 17.—City ftady (380) 5:45 ordinance has been ndoptad here W Bell chorus. giving general supervision over I*ld (337) 4 music; beautifying nil parka, parkwaya, "1:40 orcheptrn: 6:05 streets, alleys and sidewalks to a pdies; 7:30 recital. on (469) 5 chllboard, it is provided that the potor talk; 7 piano; Ixiard shall designate and plant all ":30 music: 8 ortrees, shrubs, grass and flowers -----AVQ» • ■ which shall bB placed along nil streets, parkways, alleys and side­ la d y W O d d in g walks and shall have the right to saljs Held erndemn and remove any auch trcca, plants or shrubs that are dis­ «m. 0f Mrs. E. E., eased or are detrimental to the 7utical!y*"gecprated pyrtlu and1ntUOenbeauty of the city. in tall floor' Ub»P f°r the rehearsal To Double Electric |y wedding party. Ini u very informal Capacity Before Fall pvd. I'euch ige cream r*ke was servod by NEW SMYRNA, July 17.—Ca­ »i»ted by Miss Julia TttTOKlMV itv ia w '. pacity o f the municipal electric present were Mrs. light plant hero Is to bo doubled A. M. Maddox under provisions of a X contract r , f ° r t Meade, Mra. signed by the cjty commission wsh 1Mr*. Fannie MunT Y PIF Y IN G TH E PARISIAN a ‘ Auburn (N. Y .) concsrn which Brownlee, Mr. and an Moore, Miss Flor­ will install a 600 horsepower oil MODE will al** Doris Moore, are lb«4 ihesf' Jur burning engine at a cost tof $50,Both Pieaslng and appealing are plnK. little Misses * rel Contract also has heen let installation of a complete switchboard and motor generator Mn(W ______________ ____________ , at a tost of $5,600. The! JXpek U detach’ableTape is sn especially »t*r* £ ! to borcompleted before fall, U f a |Por Musical live feature of t^e dress. » ; stated! fashioned upon straight slender lineal --------- ---- -------- " m i ♦»«., *1 Medium »U o ie q u iit»lK y ,rd,40 loc* j 'J’ q M o V 6 ’’A p U T t r a W l t Daily Fashion Hint A m r. Program for an 1 been arranged M Noted Reader ■' rj Baritone Lanriny wn« the v a io ,fnn* s * , ? W p f r $ g Miss Bertha Syndef of Jatlntonvlllo was found to hhld high ecore among the ladies and was presented with a hand paintedscoring slot*}. H, S. Pond, holding high for tho men, was given a silk tie. Mr*. H, 1S. Price was given a Martha Wash­ ington telephone screen for conaolation. Miss Teague was presented with a lovely bottio of Houbigant per­ fume as a guest prize. Mrs. Langley was assisted ' in serving dainty refreshments of peach cream and lady fingers by Mrs. Edward Meisch and Mrs. Arthur Hazzard. Those present were: Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Meisch, Mr. and Mrs, II. S. Price, Miss Edith Toaguo, Miss Katherine Teague of Orlando, Miss Bertha Synder of Jackson­ ville, Miss Sarltn Lake, Miss Fern Ward, Mrs. Arthur Hnzzard, Rob­ ert Deane, II. S. Pond, Hodgson Ball, Ned Chittenden, Frank Markwood and Mr. llnrdee. READ The personal interest which you have m Sanford due to your associations and con­ nections in this city, should not be allowed to diminish during the summer months when you go away to your summer home or on your summer vacation trip. A complete daily record of the news and happenings in Sanford and Seminole coun­ ty is the service given by Sanford’s only newspaper. * Friloha Bridge Club is Entertained The Friloha Club was entertain­ ed most charmingly .Wednesday afternoon by Mtb. Denize] Stafford at her apartment on Park Avenue. On account of a numbur of menu bora being absent only one table of bridge played. Cut flowers in vases anil pot­ ted ferns were used as decorations. A dainty salad course was served by the hostess who was atoistcd by ' Mrs. F. J. Gonzales'*Mrs. Percy Moro held high score and was presented with n box of linen handkerchiefs, X—-*• Those present were Mrs, L. H. Connellcy, Mrs. Ed. Bctl*, Mr*. Emmett Hunt. Mrs. Percy Mem and Mrs. F. J. Gonzales. W ill File 3 Mandamus W rits Against Nolan t . D i/on ooii , .* >> The county commissioners have instructed John E. Matthews, county attorney, to file three mandamus writs uguiiist Oscar H. Nolan, county tax assessor, to te*t validity of the sal.try basis law for county official* passed by the legislature. It is skated that the courts will be asked (d order Nolan to turn over to tho general revenue fund of the coun­ ty il11 funds collected by his o f­ fice since the hcI became effect­ ive nixive the $6,000 salary al­ lowance. anti also It) file reports ns required by Ibe luw unit which it is said Nolan has not done. K >mi s Itself to every style and to every occasion. It ts rapblly corr.'ii, to It.i- foie as tho best leather became It I* poions uml permit* I p i J- . i ' i ii1nation, expanding ami conlrucllnK with the foot, zud iheroby : ring ’ lie utmost In health and comfort as well as style. Tim HSu»* mu - ) kio of Oriental gray kid. with an Instep strap nnd »:d* t-.,i ‘i ne H«-el Is comfortably low nud Ideal (or^duyUme wear. Th* f,-- n ,.,,'t. tiio shoes. In keeping with the nc-w.fioio of tunhiou tho* , . t •■•;s thu Imrimon of bindery ami rli-w* ut all times. • , . NEW SMYRNA, J U y 1 ) . A Iwo-iluy school for farmers will be Amductcd at Hamsula, in the trucking section eight miles west of here, on Wednesday nmi Ttuim- i from Turkey. ^ of thU wcek“ • stata market commissioner, will |he one of the principal speakors, Othdh speakers will include state agricultural and home deinonstrntionyZpei ialists. A big free bitrbecutf vyill feature tile meeting Thursday at "nbort. "" " ,> r . w Hotisc Across River bZ , Dr- A liieriaV ' ’.T I The houic, known ai PictorialReview Dre»j bn> apartmenta, ia 1» . totoZOyeariaodM, Dattaa Park, and Is it. • Price. 40c*0u. I to tuaka room for thi it;, Ckrcya No. 7176- ’ dollar t Miamian. It I i year* aml| J4 to 44 • UL the Alhambra ); • Subscription rates to the daily are $7 for one year; $3.50 for 6 months; $1.75 for 3 months ,or 65c per month. hnun il m lu m l in Order The H E R A L D , daily or weekly, N O W Just Phone 148 for Service ii bo ill 110,000, May Rename Many Of Tampa’s Streets j B a l l o o n T ir e s The W orld’s Ljjrg-est Selling1 6 - Cylinder Closed Car , \ 2 COACH HUDSON Super-Six *1500 ESSEX Six Sunday AT NOON. A L L YOU CAN EAT FOR Freight and tax extra J. E. DICKSON. The issue with mptor car buyers this year Is “ Closed Car iCV. e bm m Vi\«-1 fn r Uiii «a a tI if 1turn £ final ** . Tado in s t-ourn F a ii Asia mw#»1 it mItra l«# Open C*»a am r IT1 Co o t,'' e x c lu s iv ely p ro vid es such a d va n ta ges. A n d now f u ll sixo balloon H udson a3” xC .2lT — are alan tir e s — E b&ox 3 i'*x 5 .2 5 r da d equipm ent on th e w o rld ’s la rg es t Helling C-cyllnder closed c a r, , U k:I #1 » Absolutely fircproof. Finest cufainc in the Solith. ■$ S eabreeze-D ayton a Reach, F la . Only first-class resort Hotel in Florida remaining open V‘ ■: . ft.— h a A m aAh entire year.» TA.. Face* Ithe Ocean. MAGNIFICENT 18 HOLE GOLF COURSE WITH GRASS GREENS ' , - AUTOMOBILES WELCOMED .. 7' R a te s reduced d u rin g sum m er season. .A m erican plan 86 a d a y an d up. E uropean plan 83 p er d a y and up- E. L. KINCAID, M . I . 9AI t«a,uA . V 'u t 'A T i Vffltia ■. Sinew February 16, i Tl, ir-iul i „ tiu Syiin from the district nf Urfn, all of whom weru destitute. These expulsions have been gradually growing since 1019, nnd today the total number 1h estimated to lie TAMPA, July 17.—So much similarity hits been found in the num< < of . streets In Tumpu that To Hold Hearings On the civic bureau ha* recommend­ Waterways Question ed liic renaming and renumbering of all streets In the city. Dupli­ JASKSONVILLE, July 17.- Lt.- cation of street names hns caused Col. Gilbert A. A'ounglHirg, United much (onftizloti here, , It f* declarer!, State* district engineer, announc- . »"d u.e organization annmince. e» that he has received instnic- I dilaerminution to remedy the lions from Washington to hold n •/IsUng condition*. Recomnmndsseries uf hearing* at )*oinls along th"J *1*"-''* ™ ,n un‘* dlr^ ' the Florida East Const In connee- ' tl'*" unii avenues in another, the tlon with the establishment of hnr- j "t***1* t*» numerically* named ber lines on Inlnnd waterways., nn‘J avenues to be nlphabctiDotcs of -1he hearings, which will homed, and also thut name* be public, are to be announced u#ed 1lht' ,olecV °r later. Surveys for estobllshment! of *lic «> » » » » ■ wil1 bo suggested, of the harbor lines hove advanced ] STILL FISHING AT 101. fo the point where, It Is' stated, final pr preliminary work is uppruaeti­ CLARION, Pa., July t7.~Clorlts final phase. , . ing its ion county assessors usually list mei of ‘advanced age us “ invn-j Begin W ork First Unit lid.*" but when William Kratzor,' o ' It. Petersburg, aged 101, was j Bradentown Building grnilod a fishing license the ns-1 sosHir decided a change in the BRADENTOWN, July 17.— i_onCon­ mn,'i *tatu* was necessary. Krulstruction of the Greet unit of a mod‘ mod- nfir „ now „ ow listed us na "retired gviinor is ern skyscraper is to begin here tlcnan." .Tile assessor ruled thut this week, it is announced by R. a nan o f 101 yenrs who could flsli D. Aldrich and , associates, who wai not an invalid. will start actual work of construc­ tion on a modern business block in the heart of the city. Tha building will be located at the comer o f Washington and Main Btreets, facing tho court house, and additions are contemplated as A t Lake Mary conditions justify. WASHINGTON, July 17.— Tho federal goVernment has $1,642,656,611.81 Invested in real proper­ ty, it has been found by the Fed­ eral Real Estate Board named by the Budget Bureau tp apraise tho holdings. The public domain and the na­ tional parks are not included in tha appraisal. ALWAYSTAKETHE SANFORD HERALD WITH YOU Subscription rates to the weekly edition To Conduct Farmers |turns EXPEL CHRISTIANS] are $2 for one year; $1 for 6 months; 60c for BEIRUT. July 17.— Parties of School at Samsula Christians three months, or 25c per month. are still being expelled s S S IV ' t w l i T i g ! MIAU1, July m - Z J • No admission will almond green, cinnamon, cocoa V S - *ngincering feat of moving • .paym ent house across the music iovere of dawn are other colon in which tbd . dress-could be cflcctivdyj tarried out’ ■ rjvor on g n i t is to be on" .to attend. The Boats are un torU red^^u reto derUkrn hfr< w ord in g to plan* •tie Contralto _ ITowdaer...-: ^Celebrated Pianist T. rsovrt flM iltC if- The entire fewer t t w r i o f : Hha' spacious homo was decorated'With Weaiey; |for July 17 Radio Digcal) y ■ 0 News (4-17.5) 6 lorchentm: 7 auto Scouts; 8 garden lie. * . . [Tribune (370) 5 lush Conservatory; SITKA. A la sS / J u ly l l - M l . s Zo% Porter, primary . instructor here, Is *nspatlrt* a special pri­ mary text book for Indian chil­ dren. ; er&M ’ ihc present accepted method of teaching," she said, “ does not npcpal to Indian children, who have never heard IU topics before and do not understand: so 1 am compiling a book, telling of their daily life, which they will under- Vi -,,Kl- �Shnwkey ‘j f f i S i ' «hd Philadelphia 5.6; ChicagoJ> Philadelphia, Jnly 17.—The Philadelphia Athlete* took Ihc Chi­ cago White Sox Into camp Wednes­ day for a double victory, winning the firai game 5 to 0, and the sec­ ond 6 to 5. Sam Gray'a elusive pitching proved too much for the White Sox In thk opening engage­ ment, the vouthful Texan boldine the into four scattered safeties Chicago piled up a five run lead in the second inning o f the dosing contest on Heimaeh, but was help­ less against the relief hurling of big Bob Hast; T.... G row ers D efeat S t Petersburg 4 To 1 On Wednesday BRADENTOWN, Water Is Season’s Fad July 17..— Boone hurled excellent ball here "Wednesday and the Growera de­ feated the Saints 4 to 1 In tho final game of the aeries. Tilton's great throw to the plate to catch Pick ■poring in tho eighth was the fea­ ture of the game. I* v : 1 JTSt LAK E LAND . July 17.— '"Rube" Ehrhordt, giant pitcher bf the Lakeland baseball team, has been sold to Brooklyn, o f the National I League, and has been ordered to report to the Ebbots clan at Cin­ cinnati on Wednesday, It In an­ nounced hero. Ehrhardt hns been the leading pitcher o f the Florida State League this season. Financial details of the snie were not dis­ closed. • H o w They Stand Florida State League W. L 1-aIceland . 1__________ 17 C St. Petersburg _______ 18 t Tampa . _____ ..13 £ ‘' Orlando ___ _______ ..... 9 14 Bradcntown . ---------- 8 II vwra♦ar H If Lakeland W ill Build Fifty Miles Sidewalks Tho water bicycle is all the rage nt Atlantic City this season a Miss Mario Davis seems to be hnving a lot of fun nt it. Louie loaton ____ hlUdalphia National League Qtobt. Naw York „ Chicago . .... Brooklyn . . Pittsburgh . Cincinnati , Boston ...... Philadelphia St. Louis ... Southern League Club New Orleans ’Atlanta ____ Nashville . _ Mobllo . ....... Birmingham Chattanooga Little Rock . | Southern Leagu e DODGERS SPLIT DETROIT TAKES WITH RED SOX TWO CONTESTS IN DOUBLE BILL F R O M BOSTON Phillies Trim Cubs. 3 to 2— Cardl nnls Take Two From Boston Iiravca— Giants Best Pirates 8 to 7 C IN C IN N A T I July 17.-Clnrin nati and Brooklyn broke even in a double header Wednesday, the vis­ itors winning the first game, 6 to 4 and the home club capturing the second, 9 to 0. Both contests were close and were marked by hard hitting by both teams. First Game Scoro by Innings:' Brooklyn ....... 101 000 210—6 14 3 Cincinnati.... 100 200 001—4 0 0 Vance and DeBerry: Benton, Sheehan and Hurgrave. Brooklyn. I l l 010 200—0 II 0 000 004 23k—*J 14 2 and took tho third game from Cincinnati . Osborne, Henry nml Taylor, Mar­ Nashville, 4 to 2, Wednesday. graves: Donohue, May, Sheehan Score by innings: M em phis..... — .000 002 020—4 7 2 und Wingo, Hargruve. N ash ville.......... 001 000 100—2 4 0 Philadelphia 3; Chicago 2 McGrew and Kohlbcckcr; Weaver CHICAGO. July 17.—Chicago and MaeKey. ______ staged n rally in the ninth inning, knocking King out of the box, but Chattanooga 6; Little Rock 3 Chattanooga, July 17.—Chatta­ fell short bp oiie-run, Philadelphia nooga won a hard-hitting gnme winniig 3 .10 2. Joe Bush, just in from Little Rock Wednesday, 0 to from Hie Texas League, pitched eight innings for tho Cubs. 8. Scoro by innings: Score by Innings: L ittle Rock ....001 00Q 110—3 12 3 Philadelphia . 000 200 100-3 10 0 . 000 000 002 —2 fi 1 Chattanooga . ..100 004 01 x—0 13 2 Chicago . . Ring, Couch and Wilson; Bush, Robinson and Lory; Wingfield Jucohs nml Hartnett. and Kress. Cleveland Beats New York And Reduces Yankeettf A*ad— Phil­ adelphia Wins Double Bill From Chicago < FORT PIERCE, July 17.— A . gala of about ( 2,000,009 in the .valuation of St. Lucia county prop­ erty ia’ ahown for the fiscal ypar , 1924 aa compared with the rtr?ceding year, It ia shown by lh<* county tax assessment roll. The roll will be jflven final inaoectien next Tuesday, the commissionsfa state, and the roillege for the year . probably drill be fixed et that time. SNAK B DEPLETES TROUT. flood Georgia peaches, found in any quantity at the right price. II. L. Duhart, cor.- 4th and Sanford. COURTING BLINDNESS Such popularity must be deserved n n H E R F S n o royal road JL to stardom. H o w well the b if start o f baaeball know this. And la merchandising as in baseball, big success is scored onjy by deserving it. A product, too, must “de­ liver the goods.* A CLEAR SKIN LiOCtTT A M n t s T obacco Co . In accordance with Chapter 0012 Special Acts Legislature 1923 I will offer for sale ut public .auc­ For Sale— Ladies’ white low and tion on the 21st day of July, 1924, between the hours of eleven and high cuts, (3.50 and (5.00 values, two, the following described animuls os impounded by T. F. Ad- at 89c to (2.43. Fla. Cash Salvage nniH ut his farm at Beck Ham­ mock, Seminole county: 1 red cow, no mark or brand. 1 red calf, no mark or bran. 1 white and red steer yearling, no mark or brand. I whlto and red heifer ycarll ig, mark split one ear. C. M. B A N E , Sheriff Seminole County, 1la. la a prescription for Malaria, Chills and Favor. Dengue or Bil­ ious Fever. l». kills tbe germs. TRUE Second Game Score by innings: Boston . ........000 300 000St, Louis ... 000 403 12x~ Find Its Superior K ld e r C orin g* flo w * ftv* g a llo n * o f p u ro w g te r e very th ir ty - tw o **ooik I*. It I* Used by o v e r fitly per c<-nt o f Mu* p eop l* o f Banford, and. In It* nulural form . I* used by the W estern Union and m any b a tte ry ntntlun* fo r sto ra g e b atteries. la It pur*? Ank the C lata Doard o f H ealth. Phone 311 J. H. Clause Distributor T ry Smith’s Barber Shop fo r good barber work. Ladies welcome. N e x t to Valdez. G A B R I E L --------GREATER n c o IS f o r t % J harmonic fratari Jo Radio a*4 ka itudlo gfifloesra. Arrange fof 4* • —H a k j (VtAA-l *AV ! C L A S S IF IE D A D V » 1 Plea&e insert this ad times, beginning first available issue, Standardised and lnd»*»4 fU fersnc* L IN E R A T E S FOR W CASH 04 ADVA* 1 time rate, -pec Una ' I lim a* consecutively —■ • times consecutively — Xt time* consecutively — K fe ry word, Inaludio# In g e address, etc.. Is r * charged for. Minimum a par*, tbrr* Count elx w ords to thel - No discount an Shove a ClaaalBed advertising vi en over the t.lrphea*_•* rote*, but If tbe adtorUjU account W ith VS, our overtaken. Cuyler drove In four runs for Pittsburgh with two triples and a single. Kelly hit n home run In Hie seventh. Score by Innings: New York ...... 610 000 200—8 8 1 Pittsburgh ..... 120 020 101— 7 12 1 call for Immediate Advertisem ents are rw their proper eUealSeaUW the ramolar style of t m The H erald reserve# reject any edwenlMnif objectionable, uafrtfw t*1 Am erican * Engineers T o Meet In Ocala la talking . 8uper.natre4n*i P. A , M E R O • ppRT ANGELES, Wash., July Watson. Ryan, Jonnard and 17.—Because trout had been, miss, Gowdy; Cooper, Kremer, Stone giul ing from their fountain pool, mem­ Smith. , w bers of a club here hid and - watched. A huge garter snake emerged from the pool looking weB led. Ha was caught, kilted ‘ and' a post mortem held. It de< a aix- Tba American Association of Engineers will facet in Ocala at 8 o'clock on Saturday night, July 19, according1to a notice received hore today. Tbe following ie eaid on the announcement: “Roepoa Rant will teU ua all about now Orlanfe got tba con. .ratio, oitd ill .botrt a h S * .nd All over the country a are turning b y thousa from other cigarettes Chesterfield. .. . ' For a reason! Chesterfield has giv smokers convincing pu of finer quality—for ha quality you cm taste! Bright, sparkling eyes, cheeks with ie glow of health, a tku tbe skin aa smooth as velvet, the ideal we all strive to attain. No blemishes, no eruptions, no blackheads, ao marks to destroy th» even texture of healthy skbu The secret ia pure, red blood free from poisons and impurities, blood thatanakae the —r~n 1tb M ate health, blood that drives pim. pies, boils eruptioin, cerrma and skin blemishes from tho system. LE O N A R D I’S E L IX IR r O R T H E B LO O D makes rich red Second Game blood, drives the impurities, out, Score by innings: brings tbs glow of health. Use it Detroit . 012 000 800 11 13 0 now. Insist on L E O N A R D I’8. Boston . 000 000 030— 3 It 2 Refuse substitutes. A t ail druggist*. Stoner, Pillette and Dnwder; Woodall; Piercy, Workman and Picinich. NOTICE RL l/Oui* 7-11; Boston 4-3 ST. LOUIS. July 17.— Bunching their hits o ff Jess Barnes in the first game und driving in four runs for u safe lend o ff their for­ mer teammate, I aiu North, in the second, St. Louis won both games times, of their double bender with Boston Mobile ............000 006 OOx—<1 8 1 hore Wednesday, 7 to 4 and 11 to 3. First Game .j, McLaughlin and Autroy; Chaplin Score by Innings: and Ellis. Boston .......... 010 100 011 EVERT St. Louis ......300 200 1lx Second Game Barnes, Stryker nml Score by innings: Dyer and Gonzales. 'Atlanta _______ 002 0010—; St. Lucie Property Shows L a rg e Gain LAK E LAND , July 17^—Approximntely fifty miles of sidewalk* are to bo built in this city. The city commission has awarded n contract for (123,600 to a local concern for construction of 700,000 square feet of paving, and in nddition to this private owners will build additional sidewalk* to bring the mileage *o the fifty -rile mark, it is stated. 11 what you are doing when you neg­ lect twitching, watery, bloodshot, sore eyes. Leonardos Golden Eye Lotion cures nearly every eye disease. Cools, heals and strengthens. Get "Leonardi’s.” It nukes strong ryes. At all druggists. MobUe Win* Two MOBILE, July 17.— Mobile won both games o f a double header here Wednesday, taking tho first 0 to 1 and the second 4 to 3. First Game Score by innings: Atlanta ___ *..010 000 000— 1 14 1 Mobile . - .......... 000 202 x— Francis and Brock; Long Blokes. . j< Second Game Scoro by innings: . Chicago ..........050 000 000—5 8 0 Philadelphia.....010 201 002— C 9 1 Lyons, Connolly and Grabowski; Heimaeh, Hasty and Perkins. » , u rn n aa J Club. New York.. Washington Game Score by innings: Chicago......... OO0 00QQ0O—0 4 3 Philadelphia . . 001 020 20x—5 12 2 Connolly and Crouse; Gray and Perkins. . ORLANDO, July 17,-OrIhndo lost to lYuppa 4 to 3 here Wednesday in a hard fought gama Score by innings: Tampa . L ------- J10 000 100—4 9 0 (Orlando .......... 020 010 000—3 8 1 Lane., and Gomes; McClanahan 'Club: ' =) »-4 1l*1 ? %e ' td • r mui nincg, micoOr to an increase of n which desires meals ka, the authorities do Proprietor# of .the alcoholics* rectagrants say the mujortty of their customer* are total abstainers end era very much interested in the prohibition movement In the Un- • * If , , ■ v * * •, ,* ' . * l .'Mia f-s NAME. PHONE Jj and>t Reaf ADDRE8S. it ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦♦ ♦♦♦ �S l i ^ ‘ rr^.lw “T£" ' *V TTT * {* 4*4*4*^ «fr<C"f*z ^ v<H v|9 TTV 17. l j .-fcW ^flV4YL*Ta,.t , ATaTAAA AAflit AlftAAAAii it ji « * *▼ *▼*▼*▼‘▼ aA *dt~Hh ^AAJL ^ “ “>.T.e.ao t f.A fa Va f.,' f fLf2Jf"Jf l^ f"‘Vn"L f f f f y T vAT k i^ay*AT 'V T fTAj, y “A“ jTl“fiJI “VVT wWWW' T T T T Y T T T ^ T fT T 1! ’▼IWv e r a ld W ant A d s A r e Willing ARTICLES, AND PERFORM MANY IMPORTANT TASKS FOR YOU Building: Material D a lly H c r ^ j NAD ^ A T E S C a r^ \n A d v a n c e ■da. w ill fc* ■*— p a tr o n * an d « * ! • Fi}),\ Miscellaneous L- W afittd •< t*d • Una Ic h ir f* 1«0 fo r Oral iiln f Is re s tric te d to lattlf I cation. tor la made T h a Ssn,j will be raeponslbla B* Incorrect Inaertlon, tj.r, fo r subsequent The o ffic e ahould ba Lucdlalely In caae o f ID V E R T fB ^ n *. representative th orftil.r v> llh rate*. rulea jcatlon. w ill g iv e you linforniallon. A n d If V itr w ill naalat y o u In buf want ad to tnalta ■*«t tv a.. l X Aj U f . # Ih elr fpaiitiiJWnMVddrraa - aa >elr phone n rtn b tr If i rteults A b ou t one of n thousand haa a ; nml the oth er* can't ki4, with you* nn I tea ‘ ’your n^droaa, (leaner* M U S T ' b e ; peiVoe et The Ann- *’ or by I r t - elf elflcr d 'w o a t ln a*t i*lId. Prompt. R fflc le b t ^Irpbnu* \f Service I ar > 1 ^ ii AI-W AY s 1the h the more rerikon you |lprn QUICK SERVICE to do that job of • it be n local, or tnee haul, i l ’ hohe *498. ---------- r r ~ ises Wanted i • HUYi—Uotie inbe newly coni]?c, well located,' and terms. Will not pay price. In answering Ire complete informallocntinn, sire of house, |Ad(iti'sj7/lux 70, care |cc. iv;» .(’Y jtT INTEREST IS PA If) stock issued bv the \\) ni l 1 IHNG A N I) ASSOCIATION ^itnxnt with this rapiristiluLion is the saf- Imrfc in Sanford. Conpker nnd g <4 his advice. I unit, for $ 150,000 Irrinj- I he people of this TinMml opportunity for |We «t|| b,< glad to talk over with you. ers at....... courCmminodaling; if they rise. thcV would not by u- They are wll[that >nb ,i"*t like you ne. Live them a trial uyourtclf. Phono 498, tVICK TRANSFER. ■It I imrl u( (lie Nrypnlk (In-Hll nl the Muir ■ti*. In nnd P «r Xroil■ty. In thnnrrrT. ♦niHn. ifom p lu ln an t. v*. Fie'rtmn. Defendant. CITATION I* man 432 Wallace lUiti ipitu. penn.: iMn* 11.,in an affidavit Its, <uu»'i dial you ore a ft of the State nf KlorI II Jnu are ti t midr nt of {*. t'i imsyIvutila. thcr«p'- uiil> red uml reuulred s>‘ of Bepfembur, A. spl" hi to the bill of *thlliiiei| ugnlnst you In M-'I IIml I I V tie « n„ 'XC f.lI/llriuM .M i IIPUT»liVh,$r , Jliotlce Ttf H an ford. |nuni, ITurldn. once n “ui i.maorutlve weeks. n‘> l«atn| sad (he seal " <"Uf i o f‘tba'SeveiitH »cuii i,r Pturlila. In and 1 ' "'inlV. ,da this I6ih a ii uw .n h A DOCinUAH.H. ,* ..... . Court of llie [ Ju.ll.iui ctfoult of tho rmrhiu. In aud f o r HemiUI> M Wck*, Jjcputy Clerk. Miscellaneous For Sale Lost and Found Help W anted _________ ______ 7B , IF T b UILDING HOUSES In San• ford the Sanfor^. Building nnd I-onn Association heeds help. We have people wanting to borrow mo­ ney from us no that they can build. We can place |160,000 right now. I f you wnnt to moke eight per cent lhtcrcst nnd be absolutely safe In your investment hpy preferred stock in a substantial Sanford in­ stitution. Consult your bnnkor. Then call and we'll explain the matter to you. Sanford Building & Ijoan Association, A. P. Connclly. Secretary.__________________ .MIRACLE Concrete C<4 ‘general , LOST an o| ipportuntty to __ keep ■* “■> ‘j-J*3'4. r ‘ -Off!T - ' f‘ JL“i‘ cement work, sidewalks, build* . abreast with the times yabrt B. by not FOR SALE— Used Pulleys, vnrtIn* blocks, irrigation boxes, J. K. W A N T E IW T o "b o rro ^ reading the classified pages of Terwlileg cr, Prop. r -^V'W<X(i 1food 'x lr il oua sixes, good condition. Uooleinorttfk your daily newspaper. Herald _ __ _____ hqmcs In Sanford’-' want ada contain many interesting han Coleman Co. Lumber ond nuildingi'Mntcrial ble residential* rci E 1G H T PE R C E N T" interest Is messages. It will pay, you to read T„ _ R RENT— Td rcsponaibl^ T>arCarter Lumber Company EH &. BULGER B paid on money investad in tho them daily. •\ ■« ty. diiwnttnvn’ trnont of throe N, Laurel SL PhonB 5115 PAN Y,‘ ‘Room *Nt».f -V liii DAtmSiylhquthc- at Hcrnld o ffice.' LOST— Tire 'rock, UtM, light and Sanford Building & Loan Associa­ OJVUiiWU iTurtda. license plate No. 1C9258. Ro- tion. {150,000 worth o f eight per H IL L LUMBER CO. House of i7ione 1768, ,-t cent preferred stock is offered for wqrtl. Phone 5 7 1 J . _______ Sorvlce, Quality and Price. # salo. We have demands for this WANTED—:BoyS und girls to open •: K ■ Mvingi accoufat* in tho Sanford LOST-rJuly 3rd, vanity case con- amount of money and offer safe Two-room housc.Building an^i Ixian Aksociatldn. FOR . .tnlning two strands o f bends, channels for Investment to tho ;>coplc An .easy way .to nave and make «-keeping apartment, 710 ■ Oak pocket H knife, also several other !,C °P,C of ox Sanford. oaruord. Consult toniuit your Advertising ' I your» savings pity you eight per Avenue.____________»' articles.. Findct please return to I ^ advisability of i InvcsUrtg yonr money with us. RENT—Cool three-room OLD COLONY Life Insurance Herald office,. LE AR N ABOUT Polk County and cent interest. Wc -will be glad to FOR apartment, bath, option fur­ STO LEN— On Thursday night I Lakeland, through the Star-Telo- explain the plan to you. Sanford Company of Chicago, Illinois, ~A I,oan to ' Association, A. nished or unfurnished. Wight gram. Best BUVCUIBIIlf advertising muuium medium in in Building'' offers agents n wider field and in­ July 10, brown suit Pkfm Beach fL«Hon._A._PM-onncllyL SecreUry. RI,4UI* I» rnnnnlltf Caoe«U*w. Bros. C o . ___ _ > creased opportunity by writing suit dark blue serge suit with FOR S A L E —1150,000 In eight • W h lH o r ld . PubllahBd . m l * 5 n S ?^ T cS ?~ ? WANTED— Party to share un­ FOR per cent proterrod stock. Can bo Stnr-Telcgram, Lakeland, Fla. RENT—Two-room apart­ inan, woman and child from ages flaps over the coat pockets, lemon furnished iiouse close in. Rent ment with or without gdrage. 0 to fill on the annual or quarterly pair pants, black pants , and two purchased on easy payment plan. COLVMDUs (Oa.) LEDaElt—Cl***- reasonable. M, G. Loftin, care F. Apply 018 Oak Avenue. » premium plan, for amounts going other dark blue pairs pantn. Fin­ The safest investment in Sanford. m«<J mis have the U r f* it circu­ lation In MDuthwnitcrn Utorglu. W. Woolworth Co. I ................... HAVE FOR RENT on ocean UP lo *'1.000 ns regards children, der please return to Willis Murry, All loans placed by this company Hal* Sc fC-wi.riQ lln*. front 1-2 block off Main Strcat, ! ^ " ‘'o for adults tho limit is *30,- R. F. D. No. 1, Box 213, Sanford, are secured by real estate. Ask ____________ your hanker Bbout it. Then call only 25 stops to postoffice. eomo 000. As the Company writes nl- Fla.__Reward. ADVERTISE In the Journal-Her­ If it’s baggage, a piano, a safe, and talk the matter over with us. n|inrtments 1, 2 ami 3 bedrooms,!?0 ’‘uu-standard risks our agents Real Estate ald, South Georgia's greatest nnd also light housekeeping rooms. Rn' ° ,'ery f ° w rejections. Tho hourehold goods, in inct anything SANFORD BUILDING & LOAN newspaper. Morning, afternoon, T -ASSOCIATION ‘ weekly and Sunday Classified rate* FOR RENT—7-room house close Very reasonable by week or nlonth Company just entered Florida and movable, wc arc in the transfer A. P. C O N N E LL», Secretary is looking for a good producer in business for that purpose nnd 10c pert line. Waycross Journalin, all conveniences^ {-10.00 Good1 week-entl rates. W, M. this locality. will handle them to your entire FOR SALE— One practically ‘ now Mitchell, 118 Ocean Avenue, \Dajftrosl. , Waytro kh, Georgia. month satisfaction. Phono 4U8. ’ F F n T fc STENOGRAPHER oil stove, including ________________four-burner tonn Bench, . Florida. Postofficc RENT— One two-room TO REACH the prosperous farm­ FOR box 892. V - * .phone 470. Jessie D. Kleinmnn. LOST— Small brown coin purse, oven, two good beds and one Engapartment, well furnished, cen­ ers and fern growers of Volusia Office up-stairs Court Iiouse, Reward if returned with con-! lander folding conch. Address FOR. R R ^ ’l'-—Yw<>- and 3-room county advertise In the DcLnnd trally located, $25.00. tents to Herald office. Box 1, A. L R., care Herald. .apartments, furnifbed. 301 West, FOR SALE—5 acres celery land, Dally News, ,Tntc lc per word, canh Fifth Street. i . i . 3 acres cl caret!. 1 1-2 acres tiled, LOST—One baseball shoe, pro-; FOR SALE:—1ce box cncap. InwRh.drder. *■.. fink condition, bargain. Houses For Sale sumably on Park Avenue, somequire Phoenix Hotel. FOR RENT— Ijirg npnrtment A- LI’rt'LE W a n t AD in The ONE LOT close in on Park Ave­ whero between Third nnd Thir­ very reasonable. 417 West FUR S ALE — Fordsori tractor and Herald will bring you big renue, a bargain. Second Street. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Seven- teenth Streets. Finder please re­ harrow, nlso mowing machine sulills. Advertise those old articles FIVE-ROOM Bungalow, all modroom house, small payment turn to Herald office. nnd rake, all in perfect condition, you have stored away nnd have | ern conveniences, $3,200.00. down, or well located vacant lot nt sacrifice. Fee Imds Fleischer, ONF. IN TEN no uso for. A little thirty-cent ad, Wc have the bargains and sell as first payment. Would trade on Sanford, Fla, >1 Neglecting n little wound, rut or a celery farm. See K. S. Hockey, may bring you several dollars, i at the owner’s price. Call in and PYREX Phone 148 and' a representative see us. we will save you money, abrasion of the fiesb may in nine 111 Ku.it Second Street. ______ FOR S ALE —Two slightly used will call to sec yon. eases out of ten cause no great Seminole Realty Co., radio sets, bargains, easy terms. B A K IN G W A R E FOR SALE— Beautiful corner lot Seminole Hotel Annex. suffering or inconvenience, but it 1* Hof-Mac Battery tk>. 287x200 feet. Dwelling 15 rooms FLO R ID A— ORLANDO— Orlando Ball Hardware Co. the one ense in ten that causes 1.UMBER FOR SiTl.li—Yellow niornng Sentinel; largest classi- ln l { s A L E -O n easy terms, well blood poisoning, a2l'S-kjaw or a furnished; lota for building eight PH O NE 8 pine framing, sheeting, siding ruling, i. These npnrtments yield­ Tied business, rate 1c n word, min* l»***J»t«*d building b»tn in chronic festering sore. Tho nnd flooring. Delivered at rensImtim 24c cash with order. »hle residential section. Very lit- I cheapest, safest nnd best course ing S‘io monthly: 7 rooms for prices. Plenty of lumber, owner; soon to be valuable liusi! tie cash required. Can be you moving? If *o, cull a , unable service. disinfect the wound with li- ness corner. Fur quick sale $U,5fid. QtAre AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ rhnserl on easy monthly payments.! is...to Jit ’|C SURVIUK TRANSFER to >milchn11' service.'' Vermont Vgrniout Lumber , „ , , , ,, , ti . rfrom *rj\n . *1250, Address * i . quit Bogusta. Ga.— Augusta’s grratest in $500 to ’ „ Horor.one „ . . . amid , apply, the . on terms $10 500; $<1,500 clo.-e the | ,j„ llu, they ‘ know* how,* nnd j j ’.'L..9i!tl’tT2.. F— ------, i i ,roxone Powder to complete the classified medium, rale cash .09c J!ox 112, .Sanford, rI loritln. ,,,i y our ideas ———— healing process. Price (liquid)! deni Box 351, St. Augustine, Flu. . wi|| handle your goods ns you ' PHOTOPLAYS—Turn charge. 10c per line, minimum into screen stories. Only sto­ would yourself. Phone 498. W ILL TRADE six-room bungalow ’ 30r, (10c nnd $1.20. Pmvder 30c — i ■30c.______________________________ ries properly constructed will reWe know we cannot do A L L the located in Riverside, Miami, for nnd fi(fc. Soli! by Union I'harnt I celvc consideration. Send two ilolhauling and transfer business in M AINE — WatcrvIUe, Morning Sen­ well located property in Sanford |ney. Sun I nid: hut we do knuw Ihnl we NfMlpf of A |»|tllent ton f ur Ttii lift'd lots for motlol synopsis showing tinel. Thousands of Mnine peo­ Bungalow is now rented ntvfurI aialrr Hrr I li»i( flT«l of I lit* f«r it- how stories should he written, T. get I lie ( R E A M of it. and Hint the ple are interested in Florida prop­ i is hod for fifty dollars per month. m il KlnlulcH of f hr Mill* uf A. Scott, Box 548, Bnnforil, Fin. reason for that is the SER Vll’ K 1 Ior hlu. erty. Reach them through the My equity is $1,000. Priie of house Jnliti i: 1.i minnl>, .s, NttfUr In licrrlty Ktvrn Hint M R. wc render. QUIt'K SEIRVK'K i 'oinplrtlroinl Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ is $8,000. What lin v you to of­ — • ■ti lutr<|. |<ii rehrt Jot of 11a•- folhi witu; July II. 1*1 Jl. Auyu-i TRANSFER. Phone 498. tion. fer? Address, Bungalow, care of T «i IMrnfru. him flItr<1 mtSt) «*«t N O T H r. O F . t l M I I T I O N 11(It'ittow in my offirr, nnd Juia miitJr N u l b ' f Ih hcrt'liy g l v r u that th e COUNTY’ _The Sanford Hctnld.____ ____________ PALM BEACH uf*!•I («■nl Inti for tii it fit1 < o | » h i " ' I " n,,,!. i hlu iii'U " H I on t lie tM h d a y r i i u o i i i B i i i i x i i i g s i s i i a x i u i i s i V R i H m i l R i i m i S in i in llu ini * will) law. Haiti rtiMItscene of stu|M*ndous development Do YOU W A N T T il BUILD? 1 A u k i i * i . A, D I ' l l ut te n o'c lo c k *■ii i *•n tt' n11*rii *'i» 1111* f olio wIii# tl i•- of in th e nioi mI i i k . oi so noiili th er e * Read about it In the I’ajm Beach! have n desirable location in the ' n hi *I Ihrtl | H tuirrl V pii liltt it':] III H i iolt a k e : TH E nm y bo hoiml ap p ly in Poet. Sample copy neat, on re­ highest section of Sanford. Prop­ ii to- !* t'oorn>, Florid a, to-wit: Tin uf t e rI tous ii.ira 'J e JinlKe o 1 i b r C irc u it quest. i * 1 1Iflcjit*• No 22i dated tin* 2nd Cttih erty in thut section of m the e city v " I is *o B ourt In iiml lur pi-nilnole C oun ty. tl ii of June, A I‘ I!•!!*, emlirnron Florntn, m bis h a m b e r * In the TAM PA , FLO R ID A— Tampa Daily growing ra pi my.'Am in a position ■ the follow im; rlcfft rlio'd pr*i|»ori v In i 'out i 11o utio lit CHmiforil, F lo r id a , Sr M'lloih- I'll Fill 1ut 8 1 to ia ltiU88 Times, the great, home daily, to sell several lots at less than ■ fo i an in ib i U-K illx ln a amt auttm rlots li t [t ,x i o) lllot k \ Hiimtipoit rate IVie per word, .minimum market value. Very little cash Is n ijt iiia th e h d t q t iliia by o u rs e lv e s Of <‘ i i > Haiti! Inml )»•*:Itit Mtdd lit llu* burl W i l l i a m B U I u . . a m a le rnlnur charge 2fic cash with order. Write neAXnary, Balance can btf*pnld on ■ 0 it fit r - f I n *1 * iY i ifrt"T ffk i "»*r 11f o«|y monthly payments. I prefer m ieitlf Nil 1131 dnt*»d lh»* 2in! daF uf ^him 'H *l'd »l>otit six y ea r*. for complete W H 'W . < I A O liuto.l at (Jar en hi, F l o r i d a , this to sell to peni le wishing to build. , m 1unit A l» 11*1*1 ••inI•rut'I'd tiir fnl* DKVKI MlMCll.s ATTENTION- -Pen* If you mean luisii-css I would he JJ K low-jitk il« **• riio-'l land tn HimitinUi I lie ISttll du> I'f Jul ) . 1924 Chas K. D a v is sai-oln In Urulnnlng (he greiileni ilnn | **•» Fht lad* If. to 2 '* Hloi k A K E E P I POSTED K l l s a h r l h D av is vi-lo|imen( In Olorlili'n hlniory: « glad to talk the m iller over wi'.’l M |Smopsi.n <'it>, Tlia* 9*ii id Innd I*.* Inn 3' ,1 0t tllr dtil«) *' f tl|f IsHlldBfl' li. « 7 IJ; 7-11, 7-11. »-7. 1-1*. half million dollar lilabway to th*| you. Sanford i- jilsl on the verge ■ golf hnirh just flnlnhed;. n two of an enormous growth. A dollar * pI '*f **urir ctort Ifii’Att} In I hr Nurttr of million dollar brideu nerii** E»< nm- invested today will rnraii two dot- n i n i . iniw n A N o T n * t'Ttri i iin i! *• N o Your interest in Sanford warrants it. J J2L dai.fi this 2nd da)* oT hm>< A J> hln Hay atari nl; ijuarlkr nillHon lars in a year from now. There is a g I'*)!*, «ml'iai’t h tlif follow in« *!*■dollar opera house uadhf rll'.-d land It? H«*fitltt*di» ('titittlv, tlon; two millions bettisf spent on no better way of making money B Your investment here demands it. Have H y I lit I 'ts U to f,ii ItloeU H Hamiooiii httfliwnyf grealeiit chance for live than in buying Sanford renl es- ■ q ‘ ‘Hj Tho hi M la ml hidnK i»«»o^nud nl dev-lopers to g<l In <>n sround n___ u The Sanford Herald follow you to your Iff f|„„, Write Develiipment 1>. part- | '«(< Drop in and see Us. Hoorn 8. tho dll**' uf thr* isMiiulift* of *OM*h i ar­ il 11lloMt* in th*- nafn<- of Inktiotvn men! Tin* tvnescuin News Ball Hardware Building. E \»«o Tax iViMtl.iitr No 21'T dut*d summer home. WEAY^VUtnlNI A - rtafUnhurg, The ' , . ,, , , , *5 11'** 2ti I dll V *f .IIIlir A I 1 I!1) !*, *’in (*Ij\tl< mIhi rK Kupom h i . i?i» rnln* U' l‘« I .I * 1tO( A i EM Ihi iltl i nu lot. kfrir.m tIi »■ f 1louring dux* i I(oil land including Sunday, monttna Issue, I q ,,,, (,f (he highest points in W* lit H* 'olm i! . * oiirtly. Fin L**t« fi l to i 1 eenl p.r word minimum !lr I Sanford. Will sell cheap nnd on J* A 7 I in 7It J iio 'k l* Sam to* 11ti <Mt> • i Th.' » ild liiml iii'lMK nii9i9Mi.fi! jit the TO REACH BID ERS or sellers of Hy terms lomiiro Room 8, Ball The Sanford Herald I* I flit.* of tha* l-oMiahra* of Mirti r*r • (i. W. V E N AB LE Florida real estate advertise in Hardware Building. _______ , 'Mu nit in 11*** ruttat«• c»f In Known the St. Petersburg Times. One cent I ’til. «« Maid ri rttfic ati* Mltai! in* r. Sanford, Florida. FOR SALE— Beautiful corner lot 2 i HVf.tn* 'i .tri’oi di nil in Iitw i-»xt iitQi/1 cent a word dully, two cents a word C on tra ctor nnd Huilder 287x390 feet. Dwelling 15 rooms ■ I 1Wii! |**N|ir I lta«rao H call till* 2nd *lity Uf Sundays.___ ______ ____________ ___ I Ant; oat A. |t 1*21 furnished; ( room to huihl) 8 cot- J “ 1)0 Y'OU \f*ANT to buy nr sell tages. Ideal summer or winter ■ ti . l\ M to Mi* m> o f Me ii* | k ! ii nut urn nnd Gentlemen— Please send me T h e ■117 W. First St. Phone 460 il |M*nl i hik I lie 2mIh dny « f jinie, A. anything*’’ If so advertise in home. A real bargain. Box 351, ^ O. P2I K A DOlMIeAHH. tho "Gninesville Sun.” __________ St. Augustine. Flu. Ten minutes (’h<rk Cir<*tilf f'titirl. Hrmlnol® Sanford Herald, starting with the ist’ounty, Florldi ADVERTISING gets results if it walk to postnffire. iHrnil n> A M WEEKS. D. C. ! reaches potential buyers. Pn«;f« T 1 10-17-21 31 _ Sanford Novelty Works sue o f ____ iv-l ............ - ......................... Intkn Daily News- is circulated in I s the t ' l r m l l <<««"*l, N r v r n l k J u - l B V, C. r o t . ! . K i t F r e y , an industrial and agricultural sec­ dli-tsl f l r i - n l l , >n sort F o r S r i » - '|| MU I II ERS tion. __________ Inulr l ' a « * u , S l n l r o f F l o r i d * , a fo r which I am enclosing ( i r n r m l Sboy and M i l l W » r f c ST. AUG USTINE. FLA. — St. D o r o t l i y I-eons I 'h lc k Ci'inplaliiiint. M \ h. Ebloli Mnliry Chic k. De- Ji Watch for symptoms of worms Johns County is readied through CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER fehdSrtl. I 9 M f-*r D i v o r c e . ■ $ ........ .............. . in your children. Those parasites the St. Augustine Evening Record. CITATION ftr l I'ommrrrlal Strrel • s • , ( s’ l ; are th« great destroyers of child Quick results. Two cents per word. T o I d don H e n r y C h ic k . D e tr o it. * life. \f you have reusun lu think Michigan , , ■ jN a m c ................. ............. ............. Sample f'opy on reuucst. y „ u mm hereby o r d e r e d to b* amt H your child has worms, act quickly. appen r b e fo r e <>ur s s ld C ourt ut h Give the little one a dove or two of I he t' ou rt House In Haliforil. k lu r - R Fred It. Wilson Address cumr....................... I s the m a t t e r o f I I A H O ) VVAHII. Ida III th - above e n t i t l e d cause, on M White's f ’renrn Vcrniifugt). Worms X m i f i . H . C lorlitn. I l n u k r o e l . D ATTORNEY-AT-LAW cannot exist whore this time-tried the Isl *1s) of Hepte mber. A D “ ------------------------------------ ----------------------------------------nA.NKMIPTCV; l'i'si h rult* » f Hili* t'fiu ri, i<» and successful i-unicdy is used. It First Nutiunu! Hank Hldg. • Notice Ih hereby given that n<[ a n s w e r m U f ' • ' » " f c o . n p U I n t drives out the worm* mitt r< stores Jdly Mill. ISJt. the shove nuineij herein f ile d imalnst HU, «U* «»"■ m Sanford, —--------- Florida debtor » t l duty riditnlacd hitnk- some will be Isbell ns confessed jj BO TH D A R tY AJSfl) A V gE K L Y ISSUES S the rosy lii'e of honlDi jq !>:■by rupt unit (tin', first mcetliia of cred- anil f o l l o w e d b) a p p r o p r i a t e decree. H -x-..— W * I'rica 35c. Sold by Union "-♦-Vr./r 'lfc ' . ■ Itor* of s.ilit bankrupt will be held li U fu r | lin o r d e r e d tlou this — Pharmacy, In the office of tbs undersigned o r d e r In published In th e Hanford WEEKLY DAILY ltcfuree. Orlando Kbirbls. on It'- llera lrl. “ n e w s p a p e r pub lis hed In jf,U, day of July. 19*4. “ « ten o’clock Itatifoi d Heinlnole C o u n ty , F lo r id a , A if., ut which time **ld creditors on c e each w e e k lo r l o u r c o n s e c u ­ Auk yourself tho - reason why One Yer— ............ ?7.00 i f 'j l i f e i Y e a r z u ...........J2.00 may attend* file tkcjr claim*. -<- t i v e week s. the QUICK SERVICE TUANSSix Mont ha....... 51.00 nmlnc the tmnkrupt. elecl » ,rl1*t l i r o i i under in) hand amt seal Six Months........... The MutthewH Press S FER is always buy,■'even when lec nnd transact such other busi­ o f said Court on this th e 17th day vjflfhrei Months ...... 5 .50 S other transfers are Idle. The ,rcaPhene 417-L2 Three Months ...... ♦1.75: ness ns may come tieforo the meet- ut Jui). A D IV21H {»on it, they believe in that word K. A. DOUOl-AHM. Weloka llldg., Hanford. Fla. 4tiif* • One Month.......... ? .65 . .J@ w £ W p d1^ ............ f -25 Dated Orlandt, Florida. July IMu, I c l e r k o f th e C ir cuit C ourt. HemlB I SERVICE, nnd nnnly it in their 1911. n o le C ou n ty. F l o r i d a . ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ "■ ■ ■ a *Call 498. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n. H. comi. lly A. Jl. Weeks. Deputy Clerk ’Refer** In Bankruptcy. ib p m L ^8m gas b“» aSSgi? dates ara f o r c o o . jn »*rllo n *. „r n v t r . f i length Apartments E ar Kent i K Houses For Rent FOR RfeNT—-fi-ronm house door to “ Gnblea,” rngulnj”: I^ola^Evana, care Yowells. , FOR RENT— House, close In. Frank L. W oodruff. FOR RENT— 0-room house new­ ly finished throughout pood location.^209 5 S t .■< • - ,'.'3i FOR RENT— One five-room bun*- ] galow, modern nnd closd In. T, Pace. 801 _W. First.S treet _ " FOR RENT— 0-room furnished house, with exception o f linens; gnrngc, two poultry houses Vnd-' cow stall. Flowing .... well. ..... Y r—j-.a rd jnm ! fenced for chickens. Electric lights, city water. Located 30(1 Laurel Avenue. Inquire, at Eagle House, 205 Oak Avenuo. Rooms For itent NICE cool rooms, facing river, |1 per week. VENHOMK HOTEL 315 N. Beach St., Daytona, Fhu F o lt RENT— Furnished rooms! 1101 Elm Avenue, corner of l i t ! Streat,____________■ „ , FOR RENT— Room*. Wouldn' you be able to use tha money bo cured by renting that vacant roon now going to waste? Thera art many persons looking for places tc ntny. Help take core of them am! not only mnkc money but assist Ik keeping people In Sanford. Phon* 148 nnu give your nd over tho tel­ ephone. Uso The Tlerald for quick service. ' . FO U .R EN T—Two large, cool fur*! nl shed housekeeping rooms, |18 months 314 East Fifth Street. FOR RENT— With or without board, largo cool front room*. Phoenix Hotel, 300 Park Avenue. FOR R EN T—Threo unfurnished rooms. 314 Elm Avenue. SIGNS YOU CAN BELIEVE IN If your brenth ts t»ad and you hnvo spells oi Mvlmjmng In* tho head, poor appctlto, constipation nnd a general no-account tooling, it is a sign your liver la torpid. Tho one really dependable remedy for all disorder a In tho Uver, stomach and bowels Is llerhlne. , l t acta powerfully on 'lhq livicr, strengthens digestion, purifies the bowola nnd restores n fine feeling of en­ ergy, vim and cheerfulness. Price COc. Bold by Union Pharmacy. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD P R IN T IN G TOM M OORE OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN 221 E. First St. PHONE 410 Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First NntionnI Bank Dldff* Hanford, ---------- Florida George A. DeCottes Attorncy-nt-Law Over Seminole County . Bank Hanford, ---------- Florida D R . R. M. W E L S H G RADUATE YE TE H IN A R IAN Jtoou 105 Conrad Building Phones t Office 20, Home I I DELAND, F L A . ‘ By GEORGE McMANUS GING UP FATHER Schelle Main os LAW YEH r j i ------------ r I'M G L . K O HE. 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W H UfUTT l‘b u V A K U VO SBQ11N0 t Britainri � 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, 1924 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, July 17, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 17, 1924. 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>, July 17, 1924; <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/dc409b64b4033052341e8db827314046.pdf 4406b472b65545993107e0ad977e2990 PDF Text Text >1 > # s | i k - *•i > i — t— .— a m b ib p a t c h e s ;** l V- .y V & iJ t * * - SANFORD, CENTS >AY, J U L Y 18, 1924. Resident* Little New 1of Brazilian Revolt I It Jr. . - AUBt dent atiid I f ___ A. nastling . U »ka W l W lage of Moravia, In, tha pretty, valley south oL Owasco >.Uke ■ Went Cami innlion ,l\lection i Commit Be Given; to Is Matter Vessels .vll ................ miles* Ilcnp o f Retofclns of K «J o r McLeory Who Ac- S ost'dlstinguishoil efeller, on his " yhood home. Whom I V cording lo Confession Mad* vi Mortimer' King, Wan lA .a rrtrd d br^autoriabltt S r * ordered By He and Ati^ from <W M T > bonttAOlSO o’ciefck. eon Mora other Mari/Found'In Woods O niPlan To ill I ■u ta Handle villaga to 7 Mr. COLUMBIA, S. Ch Jbly 18.—A on Ura-it hill' olrarlooking Owasco “V NEW YORKi July Ifi lealthy efeller seenpand the farm oh which he Lake Tbrmjna heap uf bonea with a bulformal annoudtament si, . Glves Dimes his first money raising held there la-every indication that let-puncturcd lkull standing out in earned as be and ngiMlto Mora turkeys. hlgfp relief, Thuraday marked^tho -Clem______ L. Shaver of did otT'fclfc huf vlelt^JteW ar ago. Shows Boyhood'-llome led as chairman end pt the two weeks old troll of Ve.. has been selected To many youngstehi of the Vlllatioqal commit­ official and private Investigation ‘ Mr. Rockefeller pointed put to hige,‘ thn visit'of. the oil king waa France <And' of the Democratic national ii"WU! Likely those who accompanied him the that-started when Major Batnuel tee, In which capacity ha will con­ Clash Over on the upper floor ythere he memorable Thursday. Last year he .ie In ■Pew duct'the campaign for John W- H. Mcl.cary, United SUtex army, room slept as a hoy from the age of nine had distributed btyirht new nickels Davis, the Democratic presidential disappeared whlla en route from to 14 years. Position in Attention was called to many boys and girls. This year by Officials Raleigh to Columbia. ' nominee. . the children rocelved bright new to the crevjoa In the wall, where They were pointed out and iden­ the winter Expect Announcement Today ,:*i . over Owasco Lake |llmcs. With the gifts went his re­ L O N D O N , July 18 Here la a view1of one of the principal business thoroughfares in tW Announcement of tbla aolcctlon tified not 10 feet from the Raleigh- sifted fine 11JGT0N, July 18.— minder. to the recipients that little fa c to ry 'progress of! fhfc onto hia bed. city pt Sao PauTo, capital of tho state of 8ao I’aulo, Brasil. Rebels Cohimbia highway In a densely and of the genera) campaign or* Utlon officials arc When he.oame to the houae, he savings are . the foundation of ~ ganiastion is expected to'bo made wooded region*, a dozen miles south found It occupied by 10 convicts greater fortunes. , ) * allied conference ca the advisability detnaln in control of the town. before Mr. Davis leaves New YQfk of Chernw by Mortimer N. King, jurposo o f puttin g one or more AmerFriday evonlng ) for lalesboro, who, according to officers, con­ ion the D awes rep ort on‘ Maine. Some statement with refer* fessed Wednesday that he und n i to Brazilian waman reparation*, wjia ind. companion, whose name was with­ Progressives Hold ence to the campaign organisation .ilitics between the|j Postpone H anging , i id today by w ork already j>‘ had been looked for Thuraday but held by officers because he has not rebels and federal Campaign Meeting just before leaving his temporary bain arrested, killed Major Mcform ed by th e c o m m itte d ap ­ O f T mio Murderers caBe in intensity; headquarters for his home at Lo­ Leary on tho afternoon of July 2, pointed a t tho opening ' . ■- —— . . • WASHINGTON, July . 18.— cust valley, Long Island, Mr. Davis after they had accepted the offi­ late hour Thursday, ST. LOUtS, July 18.—Re-; uion W ednesday. offer to give them a lift in had been issued as■ponding to this ardent please of Confronted with the task rif per­ aald he could make no statement cer’s his automobile. [ [. *’ , • O ne o f tT»e Im j . on the subject. the two men, .Reinforced by. jtval vessels to this fecting a national campaign or­ Mr. Shaver, who conducted the Frank Harrell Sought , o f tho conference w ork those of their spiritual advls-, t the matter h»$ been ganisation and selecting a vice­ nominee’s pre-convention cam­ /Dispatches rocelved from Union, p erfe c tin g o f fin organlz______ ors, Sheriff George 8trodtman tround »rion among high of. Fire Still Raging on Boise Ns­ presidential candidate, more paign, had a long conference with J£ <X» Thursday, said that Frank early todajr announced he had Hines Overl to bo set up In each cou n n y confirmed in an au- . tlonal Forest Where a Force Mr. Davis during the day and also Harrell, 22 year oRl construction postponed until 4 o'clock this tlinn a score of Senator LnFol- discussed campaign plans with . of Fifty-Five Men at Brough Before Beginouartfr, however. fo r handling paym ents to >b» worker, of lx>ckhart, near Union, Are FlghUng It. nlag Last Leg of Flight. llitte’s chief supporters gath­ Senator King of Utah and Thomas was being sought by officers in afternoon the t : executions of •elect Americana node, by G e r m a n y ^ * * the Charles Merrell and Hugh merican wanhips be ered hero today for a series of Spcllacy, of Connecticut, whoso connection with the esse. There BOISE, Idaho. July 18.—A for­ Plnckley, Who wero to have rit they will confine BROUGH., Fog.. July. 18-—Fly­ conferences. Today's meeting namo haH been mentioned in con­ was no report at a late hour ns to been hanged at 6 o’clock. * • ing from Croydon Thursday morn­ je* to the protection of est (ire, fanned by n high wind, is nection with the appointment, of Vrixffher or not he had been ar­ and American property, entirely out of contrpl Wednes­ was the-outgrowth of tho con­ campaign director in tho East. The sheriff’s decision was ing the American aviators on , . . .. . «v • d recently In the CjVU day on the Boise national forest, vention of two weeks ago in made shortly after he was their round the world cruise itonf eroneh •whkMlProbabty; "WiHJ Arriving at his temporary head* | King, immediately after he had ndoras- They probably Beven miles above Lowman, near called to the prisoners’ cell and reached here to remain until their h#id ^tindriy. ' endorsing the Wisconsin sena­ quarters in an uptown hotel just pointed out tho scene of the X Bento*. Whether an Jordan Bridge, according to a re­ had been handed a note in planes are overhauled for the last before noon Mr. Davit hud a busy, tragedy and led the officers to tor as an independent candi­ France wjH not yield b*£j would be sent to Sao port received' atrthe forestry of­ which the men requested to seven hours before returning to what remained of the officer n •Itlon to •Bntlih propdsAl 'to stages of their sir voyage. date for president, left the se­ his Long Island home to prepare body, A depend on develop- fice here. . -t stay execution until 4 so thnt was brought to Columbia and A big force of mechanics yes­ he agent general of a “ we may hatter prepare our­ A force of !>5 men is reported lection of his running mate to for his trip to Maine. He consulted lodged in the Klehland county jail. HUched to the. special fighting the flames. Boise for­ •.ho national committco mndc with n number of party leaders, A coroner’s Jury, Impaneled shortly selves more materially and spir­ terday afternoon began, under the payment a f t ■a. wndholdars idron», based on the Pan­ estry officials aald Thursday morn­ •ip for the most part of repre­ chief among them Senator Thomas after tho dlacovery of Major Mcitually. I f this earnest request direction of'Lieut. Lowell H. Smith others, the w6rk of installing Zone, normally would ing this Is the inrgest fire of the sentatives cf labor and farm or­ J. Walsh of Montana, who, as Leary’s body, returned a verdict Is granted wo will die mueh and new engines. The first inspection to this service. * The ganizations. chairman of the notification com­ that the army officer came to his happier,” the note road. of the braces, stays, bolts and oth­ riisr, Rochester, _flag- season and considerable apprehen­ mittee, formally apprise Mr. Davis death of gunshot wounds inflicted er ports showed that the planes igations under the Dawaar .• Admiral J. If. aDyton, sion was felt for the extent of by King und “ other parties un­ of his nomination. were in splendid condition despite ‘^rUs’ /poAUioni. was xnada of the speical service damnge that might result. Walsh Silent . - J known to the jury.” , , their 18.000-mUe flight, and Indi­ i cruising in the CarribSenator Walsh Although once or twice King ap­ SAN FRANCISCO. July 18.— » ,said uftor his visit ut cated: the work of overhauling will due to put into \Bal. flgn manager and tha peared on the verge of pointing out that the campa measurably less than at first Zone, Aug. 1, Tot en- Forast fires in Pacific coast states date of notification had been the other plscps as tno location of the m< ala for protocol. W.bml ought. upkeep ujvI changes in Thursday wero less menacing thnn chief subject* discussed but that tw body, according to officers who for many days, due to raina in One remarkable feature was the *>eneh I ■ting plant, could raako no statement with brought him from Canton, N. C., fact that the original varnish was have lea dralral Dayton be ordcr- Washington and Oregon and mod­ lighted . '• <• ’ M\,» .> • L’ oTonce to cither. Asked about th* where he was arrested Wednes­ ;ll, he would cither let eration of winds in California. JACKSONVILLE* July 18.-Dr. sUtement of Senator Wheeler of day, whun tho right spot was .With Donald A, Cheney, pt .Or­ still Ui first class condition, while said to'.] i.Bri Is wait, or truntfer his Towns in Pend Oreille county, Funs A. Hathawoy. superintendent Montana, that he could not support ,touched, t))A French and .British planes qreuched, he recognized it immodiimmedlhne other vessel. Other Washington, which had been in of public instruction of Duval Mr. Davis, Senator Walsh aald he jtoiy artd led the way to where ho lando, Acting as Judge, the Honor w*re forced to ro-vemish before rrll* ,) Ir his command are the danger from tho flames were rq-' county, Thursday night conflnqfid jz ir ... *•--» l '— •»-----had®^ •• ■'* — ‘ * ' --------‘—“—i Court of the Central Florida Coun- they had covered near the asm* that his collcaguo and his companion “ hail Denyer, rto Much • conclusion. .. RQ*i«l i the.statement that he Will bo mor strStfc ''VlJdafantetfla of ap early R a,Uers. g w Bragged Major .JdcLcary's lxjdy «il ,pf IVoy ilea And; Ono big fire still was.burning in Tetary te John W. .Martin when •• fl After tbby hojl' fPried the offlcilr te r Lake Tlfiuuday ^hight. 'Mem­ _____________ 1: are abnancegt, by . ' ‘.I ' ' I'**' the Pine Creek district of Idaho the latter UkAfi the office of gov­ The last vote of smtlsfacjion reg­ at the point of a pistol to leave bers of the Sanford and Orlnndo the newa that destroyers and oth­ ires far eking the Bombard City but it was In an Inaccesaible and ernor in January. He will con­ istered Thursday is credited to hia automobile and accompany er available vessels will be dis­ irorkable. te department's-latest tinue to serve out his term as them into tho woods, where he waa Rotnry and Klwanls Clubs acted tributed all aleng tha route from i Oam tinportant.pbase e m the scene of hostlll- uninhabited though heavily tim­ bund of Duval county schools un­ Edward Goltra, national commit­ as Jurors for the court. the Orkneys to Indian Harbor, fcrc.nco worl.^MMIt of.,, ■t the Brasilian federal bered section. A number of small­ til January 7,' when G. E. Wilbur, teeman from Miosouri, who arrived shot. Two bullet holes were found in M. C. Haddock, of Sanford, and making the transportation of sup­ tfiijorganizatlon to. be,. i bombarding Sao Paulo, er fires are still burning in that who was nominated in the Demo­ just before Mr. aDvis left fqr Lo­ tho skull, one on each sLlejncar tho Mr. Wakcland, qf Tavares, were plied which have not yet erached each country 'for snga, and other places district but are causing no alarm. cratic primary to succeed Dr. cust Valley, and a night’s rest. Previous to his meeting with Mr. ( temples. Major S. M. Williams. examiners of the applicants for Greenland an easy matter and oents to b* made In California six big flres wero I Up to the time this desHathaway, will take over the of Goltra, Mr. Davis stopped on the j United States army, who testified higher scout rotinga and for new providing for a quick change of , ndsr ttha-new .scheme, vras /c |*cnt, the American con- burning but all were spid to ht flee. . way from his temporary headquur- „t the Inquest, »aid King’s con- honors. The scouts were closely base. If necessary. The airmen plated today and a draft of I not been damaged by under control except that nt MeDr. Huthowoy stated last night ters in tho Murray HUl Hotel to fession declared tho officer was questioned, it is said, by tho exr hayo also learned that 'Locate!!!, proposals embodying tfag.'.r** Kinney Creek, where the fighters ' though shells hi his choice to Franklin D. ,»hot twice, the socond shot ending nminurs in an effort to learn of the Italian atiator, who will covfir ent is ready fo t tha. ai hourly expected to gain the upper thnt he had been in school work submit in half a block of it. Roosevelt, who led Governor ,h|B j|fe. . for the past 20 years in Florida »W their knowledge of various scout tho same route, has beCn granted _ plenary seselou oni were killed when a hand. Smith’s forces in tho convention, No clothing, save a few scraps, affairs and of acouting as taught permission , to use the surplus Cnra, whfck iprobgbly Virtually all fires in western and welcomed n change of work. fust before Mr. Davis left for Lo­ (he Hotel O'Oesta. Thu Saturday. ' . . . American supplies. , Icenter, Brat, was under Washington were reported under He is well known throughout the in the day to Duv'/i L. Rockwell, so stained and soiled as to be un­ in the manual. Thus a third of the work, Overhauling Plsnee Vbtidment and was vir- control. Warning was issued by state and hi* friends unJ friends who was chief for William G. Mc- recognizable, was found with the The court awarded 12 second officer’s bones. His shoes, how­ class badges, four first class Work is beginning immediately out-for tha conference prted by its inhabitants. Fire Worden George C. Joy, of the of Mr. Martin nil predict he will Adoo. within at the Blackburn Aircraft Works accomplished ever, were intact. Ideipstch, dated Wednos- Washington Forest Fire Associa­ be very successful In hi* new r°* badges, eight life degrees, sight at Brough in outfitting the thro* hours of Premier MacI All ImpresMed Miss Bonnie McLeary, a sister of PJXX) government troops, tion, however, that “ constant vig­ sition. ■tar degrees, and two eagle degrees Representatives of various parts Likes Ja.kn invllie dedd officer, was reported to or badges. The eagle badges went planes for .the last hard flight formal weioomo to tbg. de arrived at Santos ilance must be maintained to pre­ of the country who have beon in­ the across tho Atlantic. Aside from Hut tha most- obttoJr^ Dr. Hothvway said thnt he is have gone to Cheraw Thursday, but entrained toward Sao vent serious developments," be­ vited by Mr. Davis to discuss the to Orlando scouts. . , nvoya who hav1 L _ e number of federal cause “ fire smouldering In roots glad to go w> "allahnssco on ec- Choice of campaign manager with it waa aaid she did not visit the The court passed favorably upon and the substitution of pontoons Ion Cb attempt to put an f besieging Sao Paulo is and logs keeps alive for weeks count of its bring his wile’s home ,1m during the last few days, all scene of tho tragedy. The bonea 15,000. The Santos dcs- waiting favorable conditions to city, but that he would ilwnys re­ ave come away impressed with the will probably be sealed In a casket applications for 163 marit badges, for wheels, ths machines will be pending instructions from the ad- Merit badges are obtained by the given as complete an overhauling gard Jacks-) ivdle, whoro he lived |the bombardment of the crits of Mr. Shaver, who tended jutaitt out anew.” ’ general of tho army as to filling of certain requirements as las possible. The struts and brifi- ft Is the most |mpottos for fourteen years, as his home. jfhold was still in pro. burst . ie Davis boom locally in his home B Gov. Friend W. Richardson, of difficult,third jnf #ha’ nesdav. The federals Since he was de/oatnd in tho ptste, and brought it to New York, their final disposition, it was indi­ aro outlined In t** Scout Manual, jng wlroa will be tightened, looae most Many of thfcps requirements are bojta will be removed, bolt holes be done before tha t)awescated. ■re a distinct advantage California, announced that he in­ primary last rno'.lh Dr. Hathaway where it flourished. out,. wmmmm...... and ovorsize bolts'gubtended to confer with the state stated that he has had. three try difficult. The scout •of artillery. The official searching party, con­ said to be very The habit of candidates to select R « l R w l. tituted, and the w in *.und body forester today before replying to splendid offers to continue in does the required amount of work, sisting of Major Williams, inspector May Have SO,000 the campaign manager from their ' It Is polntmL . fabric will be re-dopod (n placee (tic advices have been President Coolidge’s offer to send school work. Ono of these win in own state, was recalled by many ol for the North Carolina National applies td.tha council which coqw wht to It U .cracked and blistered federal aid to assist i.i conquering Quoad; A. J. Sumnsr, Canton thief prises his troop, and at the Honor t, concerning the numFlorida and the other two from tho departing visitors. Moreover Forestry officials, other states, but, Dr. Hathaway they demonstrated the soundness of of police; Charles H. l'owsrs, of the Council the work of the scouts is from ’ .the terrific scorching the d the ranka of the Bra­ the forest fire. M Um raal rrafiib ntnWd ds, which is placed a* however, predicted that federal as­ •ala: ‘ • • •• ■ this selection by citing the feat department of justice, and Herbert judged to bd worthy or not worthy planet got under tha .eastern.pun. the allied nlsnlMratinrlna Holloway, AanevlUs newspaper­ 0,000 in some despatches sistance would not be required in of receiving the badge. “ People are coming,to Florida of electing a Democratic governor lS h »> view of the present situation. ining capitals, In West Virginia, which is attrib­ man, besides tho prisoner, pursued A largo number of visitors are now, not leaving.’’ n the! two iwtiHUvielona 0 a roundabout course in reaching the said to bsflfa been present at the [day* ago, the American uted to Shaver. conference known ;as-. Native of Florida ntos recommended that Jukige John W. Weatcott, who spot they sought. Leaving Ashe­ scout camp during tha session of One and Two. T h i iif| Dr. Hathaway is a native of |be sent there, but was twice nominated Woodrow Wilson ville Wednesday, they came to the court to witness the awards ing with tha problem of an Florida, having been bon) at BonSpartanburg, and early Thurodsy by the embassy at Rio national loan , for Germany ifay, in Holmes county, April 8. for the presidency, emerged enthu­ morning they proceeded to Unon. made. which held that the tha question of an American, silver loving cup was award­ 1878. He came to Jacksonville siastically from his conference with Lockhart, Groat Fails, Cheater and st- the time did not re­ vis Thursday, and shook ber of th# reparation^ ed Troop Throe of -Sanford for from Orlando, whers he was prin­ buoyantly with Mr. Rock­ Camden, in the hope, Major Wil- tha best average efficiency in all presence of naval vessels TAMPA. July l?.—^ rs,, Edith ■■ arbiter on theMubjeetapt cipal of the high school, and as­ Continued on page^S. country. The state dewell. M. Conway confessed Thursday faults. >11 thl must be Unas of aotlvitiaa. The cup waa sumed the head of the Duval High |upheld the embassy view, Several cases arraigned in tho In IWJtt. later being ap­ purchased with money left in the morning to participation ia the pllshed without dlmlnlihit war department Thura- local police court tqday were con­ School pointed superintendent of public treasury) of one of the first troops daylight holdup of A. C. Clewie authority of ttm ronaaa »* said In reply to ques- tinued to Monday, Including those instruction by the governor end ever organized In two.county and on April 23, when the banker was mission, thsroby endangi the Brasilian .governsubsequently being nominated against Hattie Ililea and which disbanded at tha beginning robbed of 824,000 he waa person­ mler II err lot’s position as ntde no request for per- Vaughan for the poaaeaalon of in­ twice for the office without oppo­ of the World War. The troop was ally transferring from a branch man of the French govert purchase surplus munitoxicating liquor. A charge of sition. He has an A. B. dstrea than - known. sa Troop One and hank Jn West Tampa to the Ex> the Ixindon meeting. blem baft'ora this • Another problem from the Univenity of HorWa had in it a number of the boys change National Bank hero. embassy attaches are reckleu driving has also been and also from the Florida State . ilea to- Inf two frames and might have com(By Schells Malnes) placed against Vaughan. who organised another troop hare dent the federal authori­ Sheriff Spencer says that Mrs. I^d by Bert FkjrtS original plotOd the course but for an acci­ College, as well as sp L L D. de­ There were 16 esses of which se situation well in hand, . musicians and sailing under Ki- dent at home plate when hie index and later built l)ta present scout Conway made n’ Wntten sUtement the Dawaa schadulea. . . the revolt will bo put four wero continued, fines wero gree from the Unlyerelty of Hor- wania Colors, Ed Lane's aggrogs- came jn contact with one of Mc- camp. From ths one troop the Admitting her part in tha plot that (Committee two, which paid on two,-four wero dismissed immediate future. tion of unbeatables descended upon Gall’e offerings. Swaverly then scout movement has grown rap­ led to • jfcold strokn of banditry ing to dAvIse means to * Many Fraternal Orders and in six cases bonds were for­ ‘ ' ' out for a frame and Cottrell idly in Sanford and there are now which mystified ,tha public unti fiscal and econonde ■** Many fraternal orders claim Dr. Lecsburgh builders like a ton of tri#! ther Ride. Winning . faited. Fines, costa and estreated Hathaway as • member, ‘ "eluding hard Lock yesterday afternoon, and S K Sedmthe Thus did four three local troops.' this week, whan flye widely-known many baa cncountet B affray. m VIDEO, AJn*n*y. July bonds totaled |72. The caoea as Morocco Tem ple, the Knights of when McCall ceased to feed them ball toasero go to < down to defeat te ­ ths French Fl Tampans were arrested. •r owing to tha hting between the Bra- arraigned were: • t ., >.. assurances .that Pythias and tne Woodmen, of U m out of hia hand, the hosts realized fori the Ifitrlti • In her confession, lift . Conway A w ard Seholarahip Hattie Rllee. possession of intox­ fernment forces and the por which World. He Is also • thirty-sec­ they-had been really-beaten by the . 'McCall, as usual starred for San­ absolves h#r aom-Byanl. sino nr* loan, ppon oelats at • Kao - Paulo ia icants, continued to Monday; Sam ond of thaDawea unmistakable score of nine to two. ford’s bnneh, whila MeriwetJir Vadegree M»aonisi ia dea To L W . M cLain rested for tha holduo.' according r.without advantage to Price, fighting, 115 bond estreated; celving, did himself proud, *nu Some twenty, of the local bush- ceivlng, tn 'w e riff St>ene#A Is under­ underwritten end trustee Ip the First Pros according to author!. II. L.’ Marshall, drunksnneas. f JO con byterisn Church, member of the leaguers.and would-be musicians, closely followed McCall In hlte— ' Bupt. T.-4Fi lawton today re­ stood that aha says’ he waa only « reAetved hare early bond entreated; Ray Vaughan, pos­ Rotary Club, the University Club accompanied by many of their MoGou .copping four and Moriceived formal notice -from the an Inadvertent i informer, or tnoRecent arrivals fr®m session of intoxicants, continued to and the Chamber of Commerce. wives, widowe and sweethearts left wether •tale superintendent of public in­ -that, port la virtu* Monday; Ray Vaughan, w j " ' known as utility man, tied Under his direction, as super­ Sanford at 2 o’clock yesterday aft­ t recommendsstruction * and the MtuaUon « • driving, Continued to Monday, intendent of public instruction, ernoon, with determination -writ­ hi two seekers, each reco I tion of ........ fcLain for the aued on Page 8.) Roosevelt Reason, 'disorderly •co*' Duval county has developed one ten all over the universe, and that braes. Ed Lane handled first i Teacher’s Scholarship. Jdp at-the Uni- sttinaM le w m l himself * hit with duct. 110 bond estreated; WUUe of the best school systems In the detrimental meant that the unof silver currency in were out for scalps. They sacks on jt. StraD was a t homa vanity of .Florida baa been favor[eld Pending A n Ward, gambling, f t bond estreat­ South. Meny. new and modem beaUbles Mr. McLain, on third hast and did i-orae of tha ably a« ed; Lawrence Bandel. f l and ro#1* buildings, including two handsome “ brung” home Looaberg’s scalp. The game got under way at Me- running for Sanford's boys. Bebout while aOver a Death or 10 days in Jail; Ida Bell, new junior high schools, have bee uated 1 ( ’lewis, banker? on erected and the standard, ofstudy Kinzle Park immediately after continued to hold short and amuse School last drunkenness, f 10 boriii | *i% £ tra n fife rri the audience. .Gardiner played fill some of-his admirers hod present­ July 18,—Marvin JBcs- James Tiller, rtwUess drirlng^and and of teachers baa been greatly 3Sa: ed Truman Futch with a mighty over recond, while Byrd and Math­ at once offs I1*. Is being held pending drunkenness. conUnued to Wed Increased. v ’; ' i the T j h a ews vss In the game throughout, oily a ff bat of local design and muke. e ef an inquest tomor- needay, on 5100 bond; Bnee Sally, to p proi bat not unlika .1 Futch was ths a .Mr. Futeh .Beril HaU. KNDORB LA FOLLE1TB « 18, who dlsoHariy conduct, dismissed sub^ ttit e Fort, GU- by a Tha hand, eomposed of in tha park. N M t t l M M H i night a> a result of Joet to good behavior;-Ella Taylor, quite a dittiMt* ft Lloyd. Futch as the star of tha occasion • CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa, July 18in his back received disorderly conduct, diemUsed; — ” sad' tha , Sharon, mound duty for the hosts he was acting as i —The board of dlrwrters^pf , » • •.Reginald .for - two .innings. -V . idol of Lake Coun ..known '* - • daey of-LaFolUtte fy th* I and cokt*’or 10 days in jail;? 0 O..8 . •tatement f te have stabbed ruck- dency, today. » was WelUng -hi given! ffrf&£ I f.W 'F .jjrlt Matter Wil Decided o f U. S. tin Danger PLANES UNDERGO REPAIRS BEFORE FLIGHT RESUMED FOREST FIRES IN WESTERN STATES BEYOND CONTROL s £ i y ssa a te a JohnMartin Names Jacksonville Man As His Secretary Boy Scouts Receive Awards Last Night At Court of ,Honor a " P”"trr £ ^ f a I Woman Confesses P articip atio n In Bpbheyy A t Tampa T rial Of Alleged Bootleggers Has Been P ostp on ed 1 Sanford Kiwanis Club Takes Third Straight Game by Beating Leesburg ta ■ B S t S Near 5s a : 8 fi? * sum �W&.KS -‘V iV I M M l Si TO around World - Examinations For Nominee tsus ) Two Agricultural And Population Censuses And iblc Checking Up Within Ten Months F L IE R S R R A C H BROUGH TO DAY (Continucd.fron\ page 1) ' the American commander, who leaned out of tho fuselage of his plane and gave her n word of good choer about hor hunband. The flagship "Chicago," carry­ ing Lieut. Smith and Lieut Ar­ nold. wa» Uic firat to taxi to tho field. Immediately following it was tho "New Orleans," carrying Lieut. Eric Nelson and Lieut John Handing, Jr., and the “ U>ston," earying Lieut Leigh Waue and Sergt A. M. Ogdon. As tho plaucs swept up tho field the crowd, numbering topveral hun­ dred. burnt into loud applause and runhed toward them. Lieut Smith assured everyone •that his men were all feeling well and then said to Mrs, MacLaren about her hus­ band: " I am sorry wo missed him, but at that we were ablo to help him 1IASSEE, Fla., July 17. ridnnn probably Will b0 the thoroughly counted people in "nltcd Staten before many have pjuacd, with two agricenausen, two population and probably n checking log Within the next eight 10 months. Both state and fedgovernmenta nro going to take 1 in netting that the job la anc, perhapn more thorough»n ever before attempted. 5roughness will at leant apply to orta of the federal 'authorities. Ltempta to carry out provielona of Iw Uwa have baen Mriottily aorioualy llcnppcd by failure by state la to reccivo co-operative reJscg from more than a third of t counties. ! ; R J'iarms and farm products, wherrar the agricultural commissioner . boon able to find anyone to do f - HJ* ,worK. *rn now being enumer­ ated under plans of tho state for a biennial census of Agricultural W INONA LAKE, Ind., July 17. products of Florida. To date data — By thorough enforcement of gatherers have been appointed In about 40 of the 63 counties to do prohibition, the United States will this work. influence Great Britain and other m a m ollowing closely upon tho heels nations to dispossess the liquor i« work, the federal authorities traffic, according to Dr. F. Scott gin on tho first o f next Jan- McBride, of Westerville, O., gen­ anothcr agricultural census, as a part of a nation-wide effort to eral superintendent of tho Anti­ I arrive at definite conclusions as to Saloon League of America, who | • thoeconomic status of,the United will open a threo-day conference ,tes. This work will ho under of ihe World League Against AI-ox the federal. ccns'n cohillsm here tomorrow. WU. IT-' / • *' ■ I Still another census— devoted cn- ; Pr. McBrldo said that the Anti­ . finely to population figures— wjll Saloon League eight years ago at he undertaken beginning nfxt Fot>. ita convention In ' Indianapolis , ‘ by the state. ’ This Is provided Wont on record as favoring world ■ * » * * * * * eenstltutlon lender prohibition and pledged Its sup­ port to that cause. Ilo is expect­ ed to volco an appeal for strict law enforcement and tho election J five years apart Iron , _ decennial census of tho federal gov- of local, state-and national offi­ cials who will uphold tho dry law. "Thirty-five Thousand Miles of W M Announcement recently w n a by tho United States agrl- Prohibition", will be tho subject • cultural department that rural mail of an address by the Rev. Gifford .carriers would be used throughout Gordon, of Melbourne, Australia, thq country In checking up on the field secretary of tho World census bureau's agricultural ccn- League Against Alcoholism, dur­ sue. It Is assumed here that this ing tho first day’s session, and j iQP.vemcnt will apply to Florida other speakers will include Wayne Itn other ntates. It wus B. Wheeler, general counsel and at the postoffico depart. legislative superintendent of the League; Bishop ment had' agreed reed to permit the mall mail Anti-Saloon w r i e r * to nether th tho data in tho Thomas Nicholson, of the Meth­ firat effort that has fver been, made odist Episcopal church and presi­ to check ono government depart­ dent of the League; and Mrs. ment of the'United Statoa against Elisabeth T. Stanley, president of another as a means of producing tho Indiana W. C. T. U.. which what it was honed would bo the wlU celebrate Ita golden jubilee moat accurate Information yet coin­ during tho conference. piled covering agricultural prod­ William E. ("Pussyfoot") John­ ucts of the United States. son, of Westerville; Miss Cora Francos Stoddard, of Boston, sec­ retary of tho Scientific Tcmpcranco Federation; Judge Richard L. Hopkins, of the Kansas 3unrerno Court;'and the “ Rev. Bam W .' Small, of Washington, are leaders in the discussions to bo held .on tt\e second day. _ J ,| f * ^' * '♦ PIERRE, S. D., July 17.— Days 'hen great hards of range cattle Luther’s Handwriting »mod over a 100 square miles of Top Prices lid prairie west 9/ the Missouri Brings iver in Sriuth DekoU, are still rcBERLIN, July 1 7 .-Martin 1.ed In a list of iporo than 7,400 a and cattle brands jn custody Luther’s handwriting commanded the state commission on brands a higher price even than auto­ and marks. The list continues to graphs of Goethe and Schiller at grow a t the rate of 10 to 16 u nn auction of autographs here. A month. ' letter addressed to tho Elector The roll-call of range trade John of Saxony brought 0,100 marks was much longer prior to piarks. 1021, when by. legislative acts all Tho second highest price, C,000 brands and marks wero abolished marks, was paid for a coritied and and a new aeries started. The authenticated letter by Goethe to earlier roster,.dating back to 18'Jd, Merck in tho, year 177. Schiloontained 12,081 distinct brarlln. ler’a piem, “ Dor Alpenjagcr" (The The purpose of the cattlo and Alpine Hunter), cama third, with 1brand kaa been modified with 3,000 marks. ng years, according to Npqh A Schopenhauer autograph ftks. who for hi years was a brought tonly 600 marks. A num­ tr of tho commission. Durthe open rttogo days, It was ber of Schiller and Wielund let­ led upon-to provide evidence In ters found no bidders. Six pages 1 of rustling,'and to furnish of Heines’ poems were auctioned tifiration during tho twlco-a- off at 670 marks. _«ar roundup event*. Tho lattor object passed, he points out, with the end o f open range!, ami the marks now have chief value In de­ fecting thefts and In guarding the identity of atock in transit to mar­ k et ' • ' ■. The Hat of brands on tho state record hooka makes up a nonde­ script collection; They are listod glider letters, figures, box designs, crease*, triangles, diamonds, clr(flaa, arcq »nd character*. The last group has almost every Imaginable riation including fish designs, star*, acorns and many other.1 defy description by other than riginat design. Says Enforcement In United States To In flu e n c e World .s t e r n t f l l Teachers August 21-23 Last of Year C hairm an Today TALLAHASSEE. July 17N Morn than ordinary significance attaches to the next teaclfpr*’ cXaminntions that will be held Au­ gust 21-23 nt each county site, and stato officials anticipate an unusually large number will taka them, as it will be the last oppor­ tunity to obtain certificates prior to opening of the fall term of schools. The noxt exnmlnations after thoso of August will be hold In February, 1926: Tho August examinations will hava special significance in that they will give teachers an oppor­ tunity to proneny -certificate thonisolyefl for the position* they expect to fill. They will also have some bearing on the next list of accredited high 'achople in the state, as well ns the standardizing of elementary schools, It is stat­ ed, for no high school is placed on the accredited list unless all teachers are properly certificated. Further significance is attached to tho August' examinations by reason of the fact that additional provisions of the new teachers’ examination law became effective on July 1 of this year. One of these applies to applicants ‘for Professional Certificates. The law on this subject reads: "Any eligible .applicant passing a satisfactory examination on the subjects required for \ First Grade Certificate and on English Liter­ ature, piano Geometry, a foreign language, history and principles of education, school administration and the school laws of Florida etui making a general avcrag3 of 86 per cent with a grnda on no sub­ ject below CO per cent, shall bo granted n Professional Certifi­ cate valid (or teaching in all grades of n high school for fivo years from the date of Issue. Ap- . To t>c eligible to examination for a Special Certificate on and after July 1, 1024, applicants must give satisfactory evidence of graduation from a four year high school, or its equivalent, and of the completion of two yenrs of additional work in tho subjects to bo included in the Special Certif­ icate. M eredith R e v i e w s Effect o f A d v ertisin g LONDON, July 17.— An address by E. T. Meredith, of De* Moines, Iowa, on "Ho wAdvortising Has Welded the United States Mar­ ket,” wa* this afternoon read be­ fore tho convention of thri Asso­ ciated Advertising Clubs of the World. V Mr. Meredith, in the beginning, rtvliwdd the' bavritii1! that exist in America to uniform buying cus­ toms throughout the 48 states. Ho referred to tho geographical barirers found in mountain cbnlna; the different climatic conditions In winter, for instance, between Florida on the south and the Ca­ nadian bonier on the north; the great distances north, cost, south and west; the distribution of pop­ ulation,o .72,000,000 |>coplo n farms, 45.000,000 In cities and 20,000,000 in towns, and the ques­ tion of sectional, industrial and agricultural production. "Nevertheless," Mr. Meredith declared, "the use of locally man­ ufactured products rnude from lo­ cally produced raw materials in nation-wide, and this has been ac­ complished by advertising. Na­ tionally-known qnd nationallyused products hnvo been adver­ tised throughout the nation, anti tho hoads o f those concerns will tell yo uthat universal sales would not hnvp been possible without this publicity.” Daily Fashion Hint w tB attw d ys Hocks Korea Traffic ■»%*»-» - • Pv » •* * ' • — GINGHAM OF DISTINCTION , FOR ObEAN OR BEACH f143. ysnS'.r Issuance of name of Unknown. Iceie No. loj S IS June. A. D. l j j i t plication for to* d»J cordsnce with l-ols 1 7 emliraccs tlm fin' Seminole Count* fm. 1 •ev.'ounty, S?“L ^9L * r .L * n >ock . i “ cdK\r*lt'A<»'L to flu lu * „ Driianc. ^ tho name of 91*4 lb my office^and1hu I Mon for tax deed to hracea*the”iotiewl J V S ’tf'..TSSk Town of Hanford/fi •.‘ •UiS!’ “ SlDTUTBo'SiJlSr' In * assessed at u# suance of sueh (Beal) TJy A. M. W EEKS, D..C. « : ! l 7;I-19-1T-I4-I1, - fording to law tax, Gray To Represent Florida At Bank Supervisors Meet rinwc ’«■ ~ J T 7 I T , E T S iW D. 1921. £ Clork Circuit Cb< (B . .I ) «-.U 0? T & SPEED UP LAZYb Clem Jones' Liver Tonic WiB As a tonic whra ness nntDJfiik or little- exclHnn Risk tired, your legs drt) I »iPr /u*‘ iJPbrGK.n*l r>iU^ <7tJ •o d KIdney Tonic'ul that will reetore yo enable you to e* JONES ! T o in cT: TONIC arid health-i established Itself remedy for TUB FEVKh. MAt.AIlIA CliEkI JONES n NE Y TONIC la not M a liver medlctn*. ■Isca a cleansing .'nflurnrn In the rl*. Through Its thnrtle proper tire hi tics which have let healthy processes tr* < Tnko no P IL lJ t wbll« inrdlclne— the TONIi needed. T I IK COHT.r 18 ■ B E N E F IT IS OHEAT.! tlpumUtst A And* Florida/ important since 1018. One of the most ipiportnnt dis­ cussions to come before the con­ vention will be that of the "R ela­ tionship of the State Banking Sys­ tems with the Federal SyHtcmJ* which has been made the subject of nn nddrcsn to he delivered by George V. McLaughlin, Superin­ tendent of Banks of New YorkFederal laws, both present nnd pro­ posed, nnd Federal Reserve Board regulations will he brought in re­ view by (iclcgutes attending the convention. * Mr. Mcl^iughlin’s address will be I followed by n discussion of the mat­ ter by Peter G. Cameron of Penn­ sylvania, nnd J. Franklin Johnson of California .and the belief ha.v been expressed by officials of the association that constructive crlti cism will develop definite proposal-: for equlUhlu relief. Another feutUrc' f>W>fnl*ed fo f the convention is a statement covering resources of the state hanking in­ stitutions of the United State-i. FRIDAY-SATURDAY-MONDA’ t I FRENCH W A N T D ISCUSSIO N ON GERM AN LOAN ' w? t u t NM M VV t It1%i K 'f m V %<%• • —• . «9.Va«(V e. * 1 • • ,' . ,' - - ■* ^ ‘ < ^ ... i • . Enamel W« ■v Enamel Dish Pans, 14 quart, 75c value, each ...........................59c Enamel Dish Pans, 17 quart, $1,00 value, e a c h ...................... ........ 79c Preserve Kettles, Groy Enamel, 6 quart, $1.00value, each...... ........ 69c Enamel W ater Kettles, 6 quart, $1.00 value, e a c h ............... ...... 79c Enamel W ash Basins, 25c value, each ..........L .................... ......... 15c Enamel Coffee Pots, 75c value, each ...... ♦.......,z................... ........ 59c Enamel Sauce Pots, 3 quart, 50c value, each .... ....................;...... . 39c Enamel Sauce Pots, 6 quart, 75c value, each ................................. 49c Enamel W ater Dippers, ,25c value, each ................. .................. 15c Enamel W ater Pails, 10 quart, $1,00 value, each...:................................ 59c Enamel Drinking Cups, 25c value, each .">7 v .. .. 10c Enamel Pudding Pans, 1 quart, each .................... ............ 10c Berlin Kettle, each ............. .. 24c ALUMINUM WARE. Aluminum W ater Pitchers, 2 quart, $1,25 value, each .......... ............. 89c Aluminum Sauce Pans, .3 ..quart, $ U 5 value, ^ach ... 7........... ........ 79c Aluminum Percolator^, value H.50 e a ch ...... •...................................... 98c Arraign Fivg £ases In Municlip&l Court h i- - . 1 • 1•»<*•?% •% I I I ) IH This Factory clean up Special Sale will save money for you. now on display in our store. Bargains that seem unbelievable. (Continued from l’ ngc 1I been appointed, but nothing la available officially u* to the* work accomplished. Each of the big powers hn* four representatives on each committee. Amba**ndnr Kellogg nnd Owgn D. Young nro member* of all those committees. Work of Committees From various reliuble source*, it i* possible to nummarizc the work done by each committee up to Ihe time of adjournment last night. The first, and most Important, known n* the political committee, under the chnirmanHhip of Snow­ den, wn* appointed to interpret section* C and D of nrticlc five of the Anglo-French memorandum, dealing with the question* of American representation of the re­ parations commission, and of Ger­ man dafnult on sanction*. Owen D. Young*wa* present nt the commit­ tee's first meeting. It wn* made clear, that the Un­ ited States cannot appoint un o ffi­ cial representative of the repara­ tions commission for well-known reasons, but would not objoet to the appointment of an unpolitical rep­ resentative to deal with the ques­ tion of default, if it arose. A de­ bate of two hours followed. Chairman Snowden at first de­ clared the presence of nn American Unofficially would not be nuffirh-nt to satisfy bondholders, and givo security to a Gorman loan. It was decided, however, to recommend to the conference, that the president of the world court at The Hague be invited to name an. American# who. If need be, shall sit on tho reparations commission, to dpeido on default. » The world court also will be asked to name nn American deputy to serve In case this unofficial rep­ resentative ig incapacitated. The general wish is that Owen D. Young shall ho chosen, but whether he is willing to >crvg is uncertain. Ginghams (olkiw the. Mine slim Only fire c*aei were arraigned lines that are repeated in (rocks oi in tho local municipal court at tbu •ilk gnd wool thi* acaton, uui tho new1 Wednesday morning session, Do­ « t mpdcU hare an ad led note ol ■fendanta M 8 Pfor R three B B o f tho r e e l diitinction—the ect-ln mo togram. Thli failed to appear and their bonds (b-dga in biuc-and-whitg ringiuttu hat wera forfeited. The remaining two the numugram iiubpoitlcraq in blue on fined. ' **r g background of while liken, then act were The case* aa tried were: M. C. at of the drees'with narrow Price, riding blyycle on eidewal $1 and coeta or 10 days in Ja se require* JM 36- fine paid; Irene Wataoni dieofder! conduct, $10 bond estreated * diaordc;' ~ " k SvIc^ K e i . S13S. ra It 10 fo W b r e 'bui| «nd 16,to •6 and coat* tiK i 34oci comlud. ’I m Factory clean up of Enamel W a re . This is the greatest money.*savingj portunity of years... The low prices will amaze you. N ever before have such bI tling values been offered. ------------------ ;----------- mstume (or tboVari, M well a . ior the wa. Thi* model features tbs blouse arfcfc plant run front, a monog rammed expansibility and have do- ixx kei, tiny revere and ctJUr, to say i section* of track In re- lodnng of aaash of adf-matcrU. The {aooiiKrs <are gathered into sirmubt hands at the kntx*. , Tldfcu, fine C m r, Juh IT.—Ono ■ad and 18 Trijuurs 4 ji been to %uds.36-inch nuicrnl. with 1 \aat J —‘—I . ’ ./ ajT— ■ ■j.: 1 uV:h<ss'Vjar aKtf&rs hasscc otf Nov^mbef >6-1 _ ___ Gray is chairman o^ the oxegu- . F lo r U a . , tlxc committee,. yj *■ ” \ •t ( • Notice Is. hercbr atven that C. W . < He will make an effort to bring punelinM * e / ,T o x C r r tlfl(o.,tho IriorW ^B tatC '^plu r^rer' c*lc No. !3U. dated the 7th day of thq occasion tho famous United June. A- D. 1**0. tins filed »nld cerStates Marino Band, ono o f thh tillcnta In my ofAee. and baa made most notable ^rganUaticrns o f •ita appttriiHpq fo r t * * tt»rd to Issue l» kind In the country. During his accord*nro with law. Raid certifi­ cate embraces the follow ing de. stop in tho national 'capital, Mr. jttriWd property situated In tiemlGray probably will also* try 'to hois Ftiwido, to-wlt nole cduaty; county, Florida, to-wlt: Dot Q Kricfe-Ftat nald fjend n squadron of flefcplancn from WWl •Hint ooff pKl. Heed. lieod. The Tho m U Pnnsflrnlii .Aa.il I 1 A 1 1 (1 I m *I tlfT AJ S O B f! t* fl At f the “ * * of land hcltig asieaacd at date tho Pensacola ‘ tir.vql station to the Issuance of such certificate In Tallahassee for the occasion. It the name o f Unknown. Unless aald has boon pointed out that thero certificate shall bo redeemed accord­ sro nmplc accommodations here ing to law tax deed will Issue thereon tho Ind day of August, A. D. for tho planes. As a matter of oh IfSt ■y1 fact, I.iko Bradford, near here, X V xvitne** my official signature and seal >al this the ‘ tttb day M June June, A. was once, surveyed with tho viewf It. K. A. DOU(fI,A8R. of making it a base for seaplanes D. 1924. Clerk Circuit Court. Bemtuotn during the world war. County. Florida, f , SEOUL, July 17*—-Korean unllarlty with railways, resulting In frequent accidents and obatruc. of traffic, has been a source of for the authorities of tho beta built ami ownod Chosen ys- A campaign of propnto teach the Korean* not In 1r sleep on the track hai* starU-d. * ' o railway authorities estimate at least 600 trains a year are * to stop beeauie Korean* track do not heed the earn­ ' tics. There have been in-, n which KorptWi}' partlcu- ,oui<dftnn delegation to Davis ‘ tho early in , convention balloting and t|icn he prowled ly about the floor nnd In tho.ciiucu.*v rooms adding to bW achieve­ ments. Tho only announcement made by Mr. Davi* was that hs had noti­ fied hi 1 partners of hi* withdraw­ al from the firm of Srit«on, Jen­ nings, Russell nnd Davu tc detnle his “ entire, undivided attention to the campaign." Among'other em­ ployments he ha* surrendered^ was that oT counsel for the Aarpciatol Proa*. He has likewise resigned the only directorate* he held---in the United States P.ubber Compa­ ny, Atchison, Topeka and Snntn Fc Railway «\nd the National Rank of Commcrcp in New York’. Net lee of A sslIn tiM i far T * i Deed t’adrr SeetleM STB of the O n * . v » n l R falelM of .the State ef 'Florida. • - TALLAHABSEE, July 17.—On Notice Is hereby given that A. 11. Shepherd, purchaasr of Tax Certifi­ his return trip from Buffalo, N. cate No. i l l . dated, the Bth day of Y., where he goes to attend the ■Jtine. A. 1). i n f . vh «* filed said certUkatc In my office..and ha* made annual convoption of the ’ Nation­ application for tax d< M to Issue. In accordanco with law. Bald certltlcate al Association of Supervisors of ________ the ______ _ _ dnsorlbcd _ . _ emhrarra following State Banks, on July 21-23, R. A. property altueted tft Hemlnole'coanTy. Florida, tn-wltt B'.iofHK'4or8E«i Gray will stop at Washington, D. <Le»* N H * lea* 1*5 f t .N . A H . by C., to ■ confer ■ k vrlth* government ofon ft. I!, and W In HK Cor.) 8ee. 6, Twix It 8. flange 19 E. The said jicinls with rc fronco to plana for land being aaaeaaed at the date Of the >Florida .'Coijtcnntal iCclcbra- Notice ef ApyUcatlap ter Tew P r r l the laauanro of eecji certificate In tbn nrftnc of Uhknown. Ualeea said Uop, which will center I TOKIO, July 17 —No trace of Stuart MacLafcn, British aviator overdue at Paramashiru Island In the Kuriles group, nr.d his com­ panion In the round the world flight, had been *i found up to i) o’clock Wednesday night. Mac­ Laren then was more than 33 hour* overdue. Japanese destroyers are continuing their search. In (ha Circuit Cogrt of,the Seventh Judicial Circuit-of Vhs Rtate of Florida, In and , f o r , Seminole : County. In Chancery. U. C. 8nur. Complainant, vs. Pau)lne >!. 8aur, DerendknL * . CITATION To Pauline M. 8aur. Itlrkavtlle. Ohio, caro Mrs. John Baits: It appearing from an affidavit filed In thin cause that you are a non-resident of tho State of FKtrldaand that you are a resident of Hlcksville. Ohio, therefore, you are ordorod and required on the 4tb day m eal) By A. M. \YBEK8. D. C. of August, A. V. 1914. to appear to the b i ll' of complelnti exhibited ■ ------------- ----------------- 1:29 7:1-10-17-24-11 I'n ilrs Section STS o f the Gen­ against you la this cause. e ra l Htntutra o f the State o f N o tice o f A p p llrn tlo n fe e T o x D eed It Is ordered that this notice be t'lnrldn. C o d e r Section i n o f the (ten­ published In the Ranford Herald, « N otice Is h ereby g iv e n that J. E. e r a l N totatea o f th* State of newspaper published In Hanford. tUtkcr, purchaser o f T a x C e rtifica te F lo rid a . Hemlnole County. Florida, once a No. 23. dated tho &lh day o f Juno. A. Notice la hereby given that D. week for four cooaocutlve weeks. I). 1922. Iins filed said c e rtifica te In 4. Williams, purchaser of City Tax W ITNESS ray band and the seal my office, nnd hue m ade a p p lica tion Certificate No. 42. dated tho 6th day for tux deed to Issue In accordance of June. A. D. 1922, has (tied M id of the Circuit Court of the Seventh Jurlrlnl Circult of Florida. In and With law . Raid c e rtific a te em braces certiorate In my office, nnd baa I t * fo llo w in g described p ro p erty made application for tnx deed to le- for Seminole County, on thin 18th ■liuntod In Hemlnule county, F lo r ­ sue In accordance with law. Raid day of June, A. D. 1924, B. A . . D O U O L A 89. ida. to - w lt: Oleg. 16.01 ch. B. o f N*4 cert Menlo embraces tho following l?eo. post R ea 21 T w p . 19 a Itn n go described property situated In Sem­ • Clerk of the Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the sn K. Hun H. I t . 66 ch. E. B>4 ch N. inole county. Florida, to-wlt: of 8tafe of Florida. In an4‘ fop M.96 ch. XX". fl 14 ch. - - - - - 11 acres Lot 10. Illock 9 Tier D. K. It. T ra fTALLAHA8SEE, July 17^ -F I op- Tim Seminole County. said land-being assessed at the ford'a Map of Hanford aa recorded In itla will bo represented at the na- date of tlio ____ ___ of ______ By A. M. W E EK S. D. C Issuance such ccrtlf- Flat Rook 1. Pages &< to 14 nnd 111. (Heel) tionnl convention of the National! In ihe name of tinkhownT’un- I l l , 116. 119. 117 Seminole Count'. <•19-26 7:2-10-17 Associntlon ‘ of Supervisor* of .|iVine,? Iie.,r<>^ Ilccordn. The anld land being nailiront* fo l a Professional Ccrtif- State Hrtnk*, to he nc»o at Huffnlo, will iimur thcrenn on tho 2nd day of ataned at the date of the issuance N o tic e o f A p p lica tio n fo r T a x Heed of such certificate In tho nnmo of U n der b e e tle s 579 e f the G en­ catc who submit as parts of their N. Y., July 21-27. K. A. Gray,' August. A. D. i*n . Unknown. Unless oa|d certificate e r a l S ln ta tra o f tho S ta lo o f examination uncxplrcd First chief clerk in the bnnking tjepnrt- 1 'i Florida. slR*®ture and shall be redeemed according to law Grade Certificates may be exempt ment of the comptroller’s Notice I*, h e r e b y given that C. office, th, « , h d^ojJTune. A. tnx deed will Issue thereon oh tho . ice, 7t)d day of August. A. F». 1924. Hrhultx. purchaser of Tax Certificate from writing papers on tho sub­ will leave here today or FrUlity to Clork Circuit Court, Hemlnole XX'ttnrsa my official signature nnd No. Ilo dated the 6th d a y 'o f Juno. jects required for the same." represent Comptroller Ernest Amos County, Florida. scat this the 25th day of June, A. A. t». 1922. hna filed said certltlcate By A. M. W EEKS. D. C. D. 1924. K. A. DOUCt.ABH. These applicants must have bad nt the convention, which is de­ < (2«Sent) In my office, and has made applica­ 7:3-10-17-24x31 Clerk Circuit Court. Hemlnole tion for tax deed to tssUa In *Cfour yenrs, high school work. scribed ns promising to bo the most Daily Fashion Hint ' -r —J (Continued from Pago 1) • last, presidential cnmpalgn m«\Y be npplied during tho present ono. Sander* In Lina However, Just ns this arrange­ ment licgan to appear plnusible, a telegraphic inouiry from New Orleans showed that fongor IJov* orner Jared Y. Sandora Is consid­ ered down there to. he plainly In lljoe fojr the post of campaign mnnogcr. or chojrm^m*f. JLh»x Pcc»or cratlc ngtlbnal cofom’ ttco. The former gprfmor i^rgMnlod as a political strategist nml txccof tl|n highest order- Ilg tyxl At Washington Florida Celebration vr \4 L»iv vv 5 Small size Fry P a n s ............ ...... Large size Fry Pans ........ ....... IS 8 quart Galvanized Buckets..... 10 quart Galvanized Buckets.... Scrub B rush es........................... IS Thin W ater G lasses....... .......... Glass W ater Pitchers, 2 q t , each ... 4 011 Cook Stove, 2 burner........ Oil Cook Stove, 3 burner........ One burner Oven for gas or Oil Stove :.............. .......... ..............| Ice ^ e a Glasses, e a c h . . ........ Galvanized Tubs, No. 1, each......... Galvanized Tuba, No. 2......^.^........ Bungalow Aprons, $1.?Q valu e;! .; 89 Sweet Qrr Overalls, pairr ,...4L.,..:r.$ Blue Chambray Shirt?, $1.0Q value.. ’ F A N C Y S IL K H O S i Silk Hose, $1^5 v a lu e ................... Silk Hose, 75c v a lu e ....................... Men’s W ork Socks, 20c value......... Men’s Lisle Socks; 35c value..—..— L a rg e size Bath^Towels..... ............ Ilajth Towels, Small aizc, 25c valpa>i- ^ Window Shades, 3-7 f t , roach proof 11,1*0^ value . Window Shades, 3x7 fL, Duplex. , value.............................. „ * A ll Shades are equipped with the best rollers and arc guaranteed to satisfaction. t| 4 ■t'V Phon* MO. 4♦ �•c *4 sarjy i «* ■ «« -.*• -* H «ip w aac Tm >' ag lL'IMT Mtafsterf, :i..•.: n " ■— ’• ■' ] • ■• -m ------------- « 1 ? LT t 5M t& Bushneil ha* returned •n, a trip to Ohio. HU son-in’ ,P. F. Ireland, is expected u fi Inch rock base tho following - nf 0 Avenues in the City‘ of Sanford, , Cards have been received here ■ jj,8 blj-th on July & srt, John, to Mr. and Mrs. pdatpo.and Lake Florida, towit. "* - M E L L O N V IL L E A V E fc from Pace Lane . north.. .ta_ nopth lin line o f Mayfair. , north \ * V; 3f * * 1’7*J . m W 1. E. Singletary, Atlantic Coast foreman, attended meeting in Lakeland Sun* ne not I.ane north' to opposite .the nqc&he east( f^ L 4t ‘;L%( Block' 1, it corner o of/Ldt LV Blocfc \(I l i l . . . S Ma;yi.lr.i > Mr. H. Apple, o f C. W. Earing Company, made his usual I *T°**4hy pftemoon. ; Pace Lnno north to opposite th] northeast corner of Lot 14, Bli Mayfair.* ,, . \ >< UNION AVE NU E, from lonville Avenue east to Summer!!: He May Not 41tl.b, U ]u.t , . upo 3UMMERLIN AVEP/UE, froit Avenue. m W hen Baby’si IO TiAVENUE, from 11ELLlO ir. and Mrs. N. H. Braddock st Wednesday as the guests of parents at Pienon. Irong f f ik & fgtWftteH‘,rgU* WHtbfli flpl|UJr ,gon* ihfirmed by ihe, City Commission sit­ ttrong q**. ting as an 'Equalising Board. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the special assessments, pro­ vided for by this resolution to be made and entered against the property bounding and •abutting upon said improvement shall be payable at the option of the prop­ erty owners owning property bounding and abutting, upon such improvement.as .follows: either tin hin thirty days ' after s«jd pnts, shall ijUhd equalised, ‘ and .c'onfirnled, or In tdn / Whereas ,tbc City Commission of the City of Sanford, Flarikla, deems it advisable to Improve, grade, construct, re-constrtlct, pave and re-pave with. asphalt on ■ ' •■■- * i% ■'»" — («« »'• 3 S n lF < % !lf^ L '1 r } ‘Evans knd M m , Ribieea, BUly and o f ' Tampa, d ara visiting mother, Mr*. M. B, J W T v ? !‘ FRIDAY, JUffl SANFORD HI Xj gl. L WsttfS I ^^UjrknsatMt flJLH ef;atohguu:h may| aw m uticom for e ro *s and i H r mar b« j d. -i'ti o/lan tha i . . . . _______________ _____ . ---------------- — -Stomach. " 4 Caa prtic ThAt this resolution sliaU be and become ciTective immodiutely from .1 couldn't look atier nt ] He woe constant)r” cmJl and after its passage and ndop-jf*” ting. I Sava him T - i S I tlon. I he's so different you JgV-,- j AH of said improving, grading, construction, rc-Construction;-paw ing nnd re-paving, to bo d . * * > i * g “ !■ *>*r <>' J«ircompliance with pinna, BpCcii A. D., 1924. U J Sunset AveM Atlantal W : * * ? ■ Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Williams Girl* from the ranches of the west, northwest and nouthwest are lions, profiles and estimates FORREST LAK E , J Teatklna la .old by ent the week-end at Bunnell. vying for the cowgirl*’ championship at the Frontier Days’ celebra­ snid proposed improvement (Seal) S. O.- CHASE, • , < £ . tion in Cheyenne, Wyo., July 22-25. And here is one of them— Rose C. J. M A R S H A L L l FREE BOOKLET Mre. S. Nettles and children re­ Smith o f Dallas, Tex. To the wrinner goes spurs once owned by King Mellonvllie Avenue from Lane north bo the north line o As the City Commission o f tho ----turned Sunday afternoon to their Kilakmna of Hawaii and n trip to Hawaii. lome at Daytona, after spending Mayfair; Elliott Avenue from Paci City o f Sanford, Florida. The letters "K , K. K.” are seared upon his back, but Rev. Orrin '»me time here. as the guests of I-nne north to opposite the^v Van la'on of Berkeley, Mich., n Detroit, suburb, insists he remembers Attest: L R. PHILIPS (Seal) Ira. Nettle*’ son, W. A. Lowe. LOCUST A V E N U E AND FORT bounding nnd nbuttifig upon l o ­ east corner o f I.ot 13, Block Citye Clerk. in thing o r tho branding. The minister had started for Lake Orion, r. "« * ' ,\j»>f | REED A V E N U E , from Union A v ­ Mich., to attend a Bible conference. Ncnrly two weeks Inter he wuh cust Avenuo and Fort Heed Ave­ Mayfair; Summerlin Avenuefi Revival meetings at tha Methodenue south to Celery Avenue. found unconscldus on the streets of Bottle Creek. He had lost 30 t Church have been postponed nue .between Union -Avenuo nnd Pace Lane north' to toppon^e Jib! pounds and hia hair had turned from gray to white. Doctors declared AH o f said Improving, grading, ie week on account of the death northeast corner o f Lot 14, HToc| T Mr. J. R, Whitworth's mother- construction, re-construction, pav­ Celery Avenue, will be benufitted 2, Mayfair; nnd Union Avenui he had been drugged. Rev. ■Von1Loon snid he recalled nothing from the time he cashed n check nt n bank in Royal Onkfc near his homo, »law. ing and re-paving, t^ be done in by tho improvement provided for from Mellonville Avenuo cost ti until he awakened in the hospital in Battle Creek. ' by this resolution, and that tho Mrs. J. E. Singletary ha* re- compliance with plans, specifica­ special assessments to bo made Summerlin Avenue, now on from a serious lllnes*. tions, profiles and estimates of tho office o f the City Mnnai g e r c east to Summerlin Avenue, to bo |special assessments shall be deBtephqns was the' attending said proposed improvement of Lo­ and entered against all lots nnd the City of Sanford, Florida, whic ih • sn improved by the paving, re-pnv- lermined and prprated according a . U ^1__ - ' * . . i t ___ •* -M cust Avenue and Fort Reed Ave­ lands adjoining and contiguous or said Direct From the Manufactui plans, specifications/ pfnrjlo* jfrrfrrbounding nnd abutting upon such Ing, hard surfacing nnd re-hard to the foot frontage o f the respec IV n ^ f nue, from. Union Avenue south to nnd estimates' hnvo been hereto^ ind Mr*. H, D. Durant have N o Middle Men’s Profit live properties specially benefUtec’ contemplated improvement shall Tjtuest i their son, Gordon, Celery Avenue, now on file In the be mndo upon n foot frontage ba­ fore npproved by the City Com­ surfacing o f said portions of Melby said improvement. lonvilie Avenuo, Elliott Avenue, >-returned home Saturday s it­ office o f tho City Manager of the mission nnd constitute the .plkhjl O U R FIR ST COST A N D ONLY BE IT FU RTHER RESOLVED. ing four years in the U. S. City o f Sanford, Florida, which sis; that is to soy, that in the Summerlin Avenue nnd Union A v­ He haa Juat returned from preparation of the special assess­ nnd specifications for said wtA-k, enue. a width of 24 feet, and That tho Tnx Assessor nnd the . . Yc . Jr around the . world, and said plans, specifications, profiles ment roll covering the contemplat­ therefore, against all lota and lands adjoin­ City Clerk of the City of Sanford, le In Japan aaw some of tho and estimates have been hereto­ BE IT RESOLVED. That ‘the ed improvement, such special as­ Fioridn, in accordance with the nes of the earthquake. City Commission of the C ity .'o f ing und contiguous or bounding fore approved by the City Com­ sessments shall be determined provisions of sections 101 nnd 102 ami abutting upon said improve­ IS Y O U R O N L Y COST mission and constitute the plans nnd prorated according to the Snnford, Fioridn, derma it advis­ ment; that Thirty-three Thousand of the Chnrter of the City of Snn­ Moye and children, able, ns n necessary public Im­ and specifications for said work, indy and children, and foot frontage of the respective ford, Fioridn, Bhnll proceed with­ D E L IV E ^ E D O N Y O U R JOB provement, to pave, re*pave, hard Seven Hundred and Sixty ($33,Courier and son, John therefore, properties specially benefited by out delay to muke a special assess7ii0.»0) ^Dollars is the total csti’ the guests of Mr*. W. surface nnd re-hard surfnee with From our fftvn Modem Building Material PlantJ BE IT RESOLVED, That the said improvement. ated cost of said contemplated n' ent r°H, osscssing the special ison, Thursday afternoon, asphalt on a 5 inch rock base, MelLongwood, Midway Between Sanford und Orli City Commission o f the City of BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, improvement in the paving, re­ benefits to be received ns the re­ Snnford, Florida, deems it advis­ That the Tax Assessor and tho lonville Avenue from Pace Lane paving, hard surfacing, rc-hnrd sult o f the contemplated improve­ LET US FIGURE YOUR COMPLETE able, as a necessary public Im­ City Clerk of the City of Snnford, north to the north line of May^ surfacing of snid portions of Mel- ment against all lots and lands ad­ fa ir;' Elliott Avenue from Pac| M ATERIAL BJLL / spent -Sunday in Oakprovement, to pave, ro-pave, hard Fioridn, in accordance with the /the guest* of friends. Lane north to opposite the north­ luiiviilo Avenue, Elliott Avenue, joining und contiguous or bound­ surface and re-hard surface with provisions of Sections 101 and 102 T H E S A V IN G W I L L SU R PR ISE Summerlin Avenue nnd Union Av- ing and abutting upon such im­ east corner o f Lot 13. Block sheet nsphalt, on a 0-inch rock of the Charter of the City o f San­ provement, nnd upon the comple We own nnd operate ogr own Saw Mill, Pinning] Mayfair; Summerlin Avenue frorj •nue to be specially assessed base, Locust Avenue and Fort ford, Florida, shall proceed with­ Pace Lane north to opposite thj| against all lota and lands adjoin­ lion of said assessment roll t< Dry Kiln and Cabinet Shop, and our timber is cut! Reed Avenue, from Union Ave­ out delay to make a special as­ northeast corner of Ixit 14, Bloc ing and contiguous or bounding cause a copy thereof to be pub­ our own lands, within easy reach of the nue south to Celery Avenue, a sessment roll, assessing the spe­ 2, Mayfair; nnd Union Avcnu and abutting upon said improve­ lished two times consecutively, PHONE OR CALL ON width of 24 feet; that nil of said cial benefits to be received as tho from Mellonville Avenue easf to ment; the sum of $4.5412 is the once each week, in a newspaper K%1 f 11 f I i-a'.v published in ‘ Sanfo*i 4 ,,,FIpjl‘ta.,gJ, V, paving, re-paving, hard, aurfaqtng rosult o f the contcmplatad im­ Summerlin Avenue, a width of 24 |estlrqa^d. Vp(lV pey, frPM foot »ot lor tnrbing to said special assessment and rc-biml ' surfacing o f Lpcust provement against all, , lifts / and feot; that ail of said paving, re said improvement. BE I f FU RTH ER RESOLVED, j roll so published a notice directed Avenue ami Fort Reed Avenue, land* adjoining and1contiguous or paving, hard surfacing, und re as aforesaid, shall be dons in bounding and abutting upon such hard surfacing of Mellonville A w That it is tho determination of this to ail properly owners interested -F L O RII improvement, und upon the com­ nue, Elliott Avenue, Summerlin I Commission that all lots and lands in said special assessments, stat­ L O N G W O O D,ic e cream aocial was held strict compliance with the plans, adjoining and contiguous or bound­ pletion of said assessment roll to ing in accordance with the provisspecifications, profiles and esti­ „,-jjiv* i)p^ vo .f the M1V J-oke r ,4*wq. Mary Avenue and Union Avenue, as ibyjteriau Church Friday eve- mates therefor, now on file in, the Cause a copy thereof to lie pub­ aforesaid, shall be done In stru-t ing and abutting upon Mullonvillff p. July “ office of tha City Mannger of the lished two times consecutively, compliance with thq p(ans, apis iii-l Avenue from Pace Lane north to once each week, in a newspaper ithe rtorth line o f Mayfair; Kllfntt and G, W. Bush- City of Sanford, Florida,, which published in Sanford, Florida, at­ cations, profiles and estimates on a trip to the said plans, specifications, profiles taching to said special assessment therefor, now on file in the, olfi e -AveAue from Pace Lane north to fcpp'osite the northeast corner of ireat at Coast. nnd estimates have been hereto­ roll so published u notice direct­ o f the f'ity Manager o f the City Lot 13, Block 1, Mayfair; Sum­ fore approved by the City Com­ ed to all property owners inter­ of Sanford, Florida, which snid merlin Avenue from Pace Luna Don’t expect her to give mission and constitute the plans “ GOOD GOODS’* nnd ested in said special assessments, plans, specifications, profiles and north to opposite the northeast much milk without plenty of and specifications for said pro­ estimates huvi* been heretofore SHINE” the Winning stating in accordance with the .r w **■ gojd feed. Como in nnd let us posed improvement of Locust A v­ provisions of the Charter of tho .approved hy the City CpiiYmiation corner of Lot 14, Block 2, Mayfair; nation. and Union Avenue from Mellona Ordinance Changing the enue and Fort Reed Avgnue, be­ show you our line. City of Sanford, Florida, a deftnconstitute the plans nnd spec “ Your Money Back if Yfl| o f Summit Street and tween Union Avenue and Celery ite time und place where com­ ideations for said proposed im- iville Avenue east to Summerlin Avenue, will be beneflttcd by the Not Satisfied." ..WaUr Street, in the City of Avenue, a width of 24 feet, and plaints will be beard and when tho Jrovement of Mellonville Avenue Hlint whit i cow EATS but what ihf Improvement provided for hy this this Commission hereby declares special assessment roll will DIGESTS but produce! rallk and butter fats Hanford, Florida. be from Pace Lane north to the north resolution, and that the special as­ line of Mayfair; Elliott Avenue the necessity for tile paving, re­ finally confirmed by tho City E IT. ENACTED BY THE I*feOsessments to be made and entered paving, hard surfacing and re- Commission sitting aa un Equal­ from Pace Lane north to opposite agrtimt all lot4 and lands adjoining J’LB OF THE CITY OF SANtho northeast cornor o f Lot 13, hanl surfacing said portion of izing Board. and contiguous or bounding and FLORIDAt Block 1, Mayfair; Summerlin Ave. - .. . , , . , Locust Avenuo and Fort Reed A v ­ (OtuunUiU 7J1 rivttin) « BE IT FU RTHER RESOLVED, n... n - i aJ ’ abutting upon such contemplated ..‘1th 1/ That the name of enue, us aforesaid, as a necessa­ Centummarc than 7}% DIGESTIBLE nutrients. Myrtle ..Ave. nue from Pace U n e north to.opp-._v-., u____ j .. _ That the special assesstnenta pro­ iimprovement ahall be made upon a site the northeast corner o f Lot a street in the City of 8snford, ry public improvement. vided for by this resolution to be foot frontage basis; that is to say/ Phone 530- JNO. W. BE IT FU R TH E R RESOLVED, made and entered against the 14, Block 2, Mayfair; and Union that hat In the preparation of the spoorida; aow designated as 8umAvenuo from Mellonville Avenue Go to Sunday School! S t r e A 'b e and the same is That a total expenditure not ex­ property bounding and abutting east tp Summerlin Avenuet a width claf usacks ment roll covering tlm Sunday. ill ceeding Thirty-six Thousand One Upon said improvement shall be improvement, such' contemplated changed to Martin Street. of 24 feet, and this Commission Hundred and Teh ($30,110.00) payable at the option of the prop­ th>a' ZT./hut the name of Dollars Is hereby authorised to erty owners owning jsroperty hereby declares tho necessity for the puving, repaving, hard surfac­ *4A44+*+*++<-4>+*4>*+*+*44+++*++++4-+<<'+'»-++++*++*++4'*+*+'t*+4>4++++++++++<t<t+*++*+++^+++t++++4++++4 gtriMt shown on E. R. Traf- cover the cost of paving, re-psv- bounding und ubutting iftion such ing and re-hard surfacing of said ing, hard surfacing und re-hard improvement, ss foUo\sT Either ’ord'a Map of Sanford, Florida, surfacing Locust Avenue and Forf ,n fu„ v,,thin thlrtj, 1 ays after portion o f Mellonville Avenue^ El. -thereon designated as Water Iftitt Avenue, Summerlin Avenue Reed Avenue, between Union Ave­ 'Street, b* and the game is hereby nuo and Celery Avenue, a width said assessments shall stand equal­ and Union Avenue, as aforesaid, ized, upproved and confirmed, or ‘ ^hangpd to Gabbett Street. of 24 feet, which said sum of in ten equnl annual installments as a necessury public improve t SapUan - fl. , That thU^rdlnancel Thirty-six Thousand One Hundred with interest at the rate of eight ment. CLABSIKIRD ADVKHTIHINO - BE IT FU RTH ER RESOLVED. thalt bkcffma affactlvV immedlata- and Ten Dollars (30,110.00), Is per cent, per annum upon all de­ Slamlarillxed and Indexed for quick Please insert this nd................. limes, beginning firnt available issue, the total estimated cost of said ferred payments from and after That a total expenditure Yiot ex­ Reference upon It* passage and adoption. IJNH IIATES FOB INSKIITIO.’t improvement; that the entire cost the time said special assessments ceeding Thirty Three Thousand CASH IN ADVANCK Adopted tkis 14th day pf July, of the Improvement aforesaid, shall be und stand finally equal­ Seven Hundred nnd Sixty $33, 1 time rat*, per line ...------- -— •)** 700.00) Dollars is hereby author S tlmea conaocutlvety ... shall be assessed against all prop­ ised, approved and confirmed, and D. 1924. < tlm ea ron a eeu lively ... lied to cover the cost of paving, S erty abutting and fronting upon BE IT FU RTHER RESOLVED, FO R RE ST LA K E , £A tlmea consecutively ... re-paving, hard surfacing and re Every word, Including the I»ea4that portion of Locust Avenue and That this resolution ahull be and 1*4 Ja a n f °* C5HASE, ln*a. addreaa, etc.. Is counted a** hard surfacing Mellonville AvcnuiFort Reed Avenue, between Union become effective immediately .charged for. ^ c. j . M a r s h a l u from Pace Lane north to thq north uAvenue and Celery Avenue, to be from and after its passage and • Minimum apace, three line*. line of Mayfair; Elliott Avenur i th# City. Commission of tha ao Improved by the paving, re­ adoption. Coniu six word* to lh « Una No discount, pn above rat*a 1 from Pace Lana north to opposlle City o f Sanford, Florida. paving, hard surfacing and *roAdopted this 14th day of July, II be u c , ■ Cla*»IHed advertising will b f Uk-, the northeast comer of Lot 13, n o » « r ilia, telephone • * j ” hard surfacing of said portion of A. D. 1924, ratea but........... I f th4Tadvertle4i .............. Block 1, Mayfair; Summerlin Av«FORREST LAKE, account with with ua. our collectof wUW Locust Avenue and Fort Reed A v­ PH ILIPS (Saal) • nue fram'Pac# Lank'north to‘ ip«AU ..for Im t n c U a l« ( p a y m e n t, ) U ’ . 8. O. ciiAstf, enue, * width- <jf 24 feat, ,a.nd posite the northeast (jomer of Lot . ■ Advertlaementa are restricted to C. J. M A R S H A L L ‘ J4, Block 2, Mayfair;.'and Union against all lets and lands adjoin­ their proper tfOlasslHcstton and to '*e***#0*ee*»Wfe**e*1 tt»* regular style of type. M r ing and contiguous or bounding As the City Commission of the Avenue from Mellonville Avenue The llerald reserves the right W City of Sanford, Florida. reject say advertising that majr ►* and abutting upon said improve­ It I east to Summerlin Avenue, a width • H '.r .r n t objectionable, untrulhtul or ##■»* * ' 4 .1 * ; * ment; that Tblrty-alx Thousand Attost: **••(•* of 24 feet, which said sum of Thir­ ••******<**•••• ••••*•••• leading. < • »i j ,7*niscontlnuanr*1,pf advertising f* L R. PHILIPS (Seal) One Hundred and Ten ($36,110.ty Three Thousand Seven Hundred governed by the4same role* ,*? . City Clerk. 00) (s the total estimated cost of Insartlon. It la )ust ae impossible t* and Sixty (38,760.00) Dollars, is •** * discontinue an ad after tbs fod*< eatd contemplated Improvement Norman Snow is spending two »eks at Weighs as the guest of r. V jd tffgS ' J., Stokep, , * TEETHII Builds Better s i Kiln Dried Lud O n e S m a ll P r o fit i HAKE JESSUP S GIVE THE COW A SQUARED] H UB .ORDINANCE NO. 78 ys DAIRYM A N'S DELIG HT SANFORD FI & SUPPLY D A IR Y F E E D Use This Handy Blank to Send in Your Want Add -A ! /i!'S IN I ob pgoridlag for tin . Ba-Pariag, Hard Bar Ra-Hard , Bdifaelag aad Fort Raad ' M U h Aveaaa Avsesae, a width AT Florida, as. tho of j in tha paving, re-paying, hard sur­ facing and re-hard surfacing of aald portion of Locust Avenue and Fort Read Avenue to he spe­ cially assessed against all lots and A Resolution Providing for 'the Paving, Ra-Paving, Hard Bariandit adjoining and contiguous faring and Re-IIard Surfacing or bounding and abutting upon of Mellonville Avenua From *fld improvement; tha sum of Pace Lana North to the North $6.7912 Is the estimated cost per Line ur Mayfair; Rliiott Avenue front foot for said Improvement, From Pace Lane North to OpBE IT FURTHER JU580LVED, That it .is ths determination of 4><wit« tha Northeast/Corner of tUs Commission that all lots and Lot I f, Block 1, Mayfair; Bumland* a d 'ilrlrg .rn d cert'g'jiciVq^ nrrj'q Atc; u2 Prjn Pa:a Uae RESOLUTON NO. 149 the total estimated fcost of said improvement; that tne entire cost of the Improvement aforesaid, shall be assessed against all prop­ erty abutting and fronting upon the portfotd o f Mellonville Avenue from Pace Lana north to the north line of Mayfair; Elliott Avenue from Pace Lane north to opposite the northeast cornor of Lot 18, Block li Mayfair;-Summerlin Av•uuo from Paca Laos north to op­ posite tha* hbrUidast comer of Lot 14, Block 2, Mayfair; and Union Avo^jf ;rna - MePooviUe Avorrj; m •• •«•***** •*» •••»** •«»»*** •••***«--- ni---~i ■[ |TT“ l*~friT si ir ■in _ sj*'* v ** ADDRESS-----■ are closed as U is to Insert a a** one. The Herald will not bo rsspoipt bis for more than on* Incorrect aertlon of the same *dv#rtl**ni*at unless Us attention Is called to the error by the reader before 11 °'0,oet On the day following that InsortJo* —vt;**..... —Aw ....... . >i! "fi ; !•!»,In.>.* t-td'a i-|i ' f-vaw, jV . ; >.V.) « ,[•, ••*••**» ***■**—»*“ --- p- o f; \ tu J, e*' il t o p ■ m get 4 w * pi /|t .J*i k A*% j* '.4 .<-4_ Y»44W Jlla TJV"u �Affairs School darted S t o u t ’d a W iv ' i I County.' Agehls* HCport^ F R E S lf Reach Buy Your Seafood Front f, trie mp*t Impressive cereveh held at Silver Lake ■nmp 'toOk -place Tuesdky, when the scouts lowered titq(,h/llf mast out 6f remt Coolldgo D A Y T O N A B E A C H - ------ ----------------— R H O N E 1)53-J M l . Hairy specialist -.Of U»b Ek. All Vlada of Seafood frfcalt daily. Ocean Prawn, Live' Florida Lobster Ocr.-tn l'lsh. th o , .Kjtperhndnt Station, gavq splendid talks in favor of more cows in St. Johns County: farms. ^ ^ * ■, . 40 endorsement has editors, publishers and nut bo re; L proposal to eiftapltah' In Qve (ormcr! cabinet officers, arid down of tho best legal minds In ipy.ibo first compiute tJ»e country. A few of thosa prom­ ichool of International inently Indenllfled with the move­ twblnd which Jarn' some ment; am John W. Davis, rosier of tho natlTO’s moot Ambassador to- ‘ Groat Brtlnlh; thinker* Admiral Wllllnni 8. Him*. Georgs project U Btlll ,.tn tho W. Wlckcrsham. Colonel EL li. |Oefflopment. • from alt House, Mm Herbert ' Hoover, h« country bars come ea- William Allen White, . of Kan­ of ttnoualined Approval sas; , Dr. Albert Bhaw, editor purpose, which Is to of Review of Reviews; .Dr.. John friendlier understanding Wnlcy of tho New York Times; lions, provide • exhaust- Herbert 8. Houston, editor of Our Into the underlying World; Hay Btannard Raker/and tectlng International re­ Robert 8. Brookings,, president of nd advanee -,understand- (hotInstitute of Economics - * Imowlrdr of Internatlon- • Although no definite dcclslpn haa Jly among .tho cilia- been reached ns to trie, rpqst de, of our own country, styatile Ioration for fhe arhoot. It Stattve of thn type Of has been virtually agreed ' that have lent the movement Johns Hopkins l/ntreralty, st Balti­ hve support are Edward more, affords tho most advan'agea, Rsdclphls publisher who and It 'was thn unanimous opinion llhj lion,000 prlro fo r the of recent conference held In New \k»l plnn to bring nation* York that the school bo dedicated (odd (o nmlyablo under- to Ibo memory of the late Walter 1 ant Jsltus H. Barnes. Hines Page, as a fitting monument of (he United Htatcs to his services In tho field of Inter­ [ of Commerce, •. national relations during the war. among tho scored <0f when ho held the Important post , publicists. Jurists, bunln- of amhnasador to Great Britain. Isnd men who have held Henduuartrm of tho organization pile office working for havo been established In tho offices Of ihe school nro eight of Herbert I . Gutlorsoii, 111 |p,rsirt.(jts. H prominent Broadway. Now York. delegated to conduct a special In­ vestigation throughout the stole. Nlnotoon men and two womun were arrestod. Of these four al­ ready are serving sentences, three ere on trial, f-ur ore awaiting trial and the rest ware freed for lack of iCrlme Wave and . At evidence. "A similar round up was carried (on Banks Called Forth out In Oklahoma. Conditions tn other fliatea-elmllnrly bad were Inproased Measures • WGiraiB** veettgated and with the co-opera-: OfDi/fiOSQ. - p - . ‘ t t ■tf w s • < , i r a r 3 r ) i » | a te is ^ v r authorities and the cot IttUrltles against banks activities Of member* the .percent­ hrd unprecedented proage of arrest* and convlctlona bus I la recent months, accordmaterially Increased.1* |report mods to tbs A m ir The report painted Opt that Dr­ ten Aisoclilloti by Its u m - cc'-rlng bank burglaries over Commlliee, which Ula po." .o f thirty years showed work of the .‘tssoclation (hot 1.609 banka, members of the combat criminal opcra« Association arid entitled In Itw pro slnu hanks. tective services, have been attack­ laerrascs in crlmo pered, suffering losses aggregating |1. igatust hanks definitely 196,000, while non members to the |al Instead of being broken number Of 2.357 were burglnrucd n» wave haa rlson to and suffered (6.350,000 In losses, htrttclors unknown to the The point was also brought out fraternity." lha report that there are only half ae many Blrinrt-rs coutlnue to trick non-members as member#, so that Ivlss Invrigis unsuapectlng those losses among them represent pin mnklng genarous can­ ■a excessively high rate ag com­ to Ihelr cause—a lerrlfpared with members. •bleb deflee the Imaglnatk hurtInra snd holdup Aid Olyertlfled Farming ' ■ M* apparently redoubled A stoto bank of Orarivlli*. North triltlea during the last six Tbs number of criminal* Dakota, that Is encouraging divertlr trade In Ihle field has slOfld (arming among It* farmer such proportions that patrons, bee porch*sod gome pure­ [sow a fair aUed army com- bred glree for. Uie benefit of - III kls morn desperate type of customers .The beak real (ms the ipeclallilug agalnat necessity of good »lr*6 for » • dairy herd, end n«s, *ot aside csib ehecka for strang- curtain amount1of mohey to bg h* wsr;*rig erapbaslxed by used In having a man look ug h >» it, ,iow of the sttua- animats and ahlp them to Ortafills, •; w '/• 9 ■>' ‘ fig.. I odds; ^ hankers of i^ee County, Mlast*’ ]*rs urntlfied to report l» result* in s good propor- slppl. are imploylrif a dairy 1cares Investigated, Which trained export to give bis whole k> the natlnn-wld* aetlvl- time lo Uie development of dairy­ our d,|active agents ing. HU salary, snd expenses* art their staff of speflallsts paid by the banks of.tbq county «!"»<*. ib Montana ,lwp in .prppprtJoa . u> their, deposit*. Vull organ lied bands, of Tbit expert helps to arrange fof I'6®! yeggmrn tltacked loans to purrhpsB ,cow». sees that * scar* of banks with the (Srmera have shelter and feed |c*lcia abandon that -lha to core (or the cattle, end sdjls*e leentad beyond control- with them In figuring put raUdag Is that nimlltlons demand- and In determining *h «t crop* to ‘ >pt snd drastic treatment. grow. He makea ^epecjal rr»e of operatives were meota to attend scrub bull funerals. IRS DIRECT ON CROOKS SUttB? |1 Kiwahians Jan Easy Game m Leesburg klinued from Page 1) ] “ P all of tha rear, tnarriiW the f|cld playing lively Jliar "It ain't going to rain and brought up at home T» L-eaburg presented tho L«reresald, and! the game 1follows; Firat Inning upr Dcliout batting: ht stealing, Bteeic file*, hits, steals, McCall hits Merry, Gardiner “ to first. !-hp, Hood at bat: Out ine Cottrel on by niia. . u*14ta- Thomaon hiU, m dl . rr ^ rith ty - God, opr, H a a M y ScouMnastei*. to remove from the activities of £hts life.' your lOVhlr Son arid a thie Ameflcan W jj.lie-.lt v !• Resolved: That the scoiits of Central Florida Council, w|ip ate In camp at Silver Lake, ex­ tend to you and your bereaved fartilly their heartfelt .sympa­ thy, and love at this time of yaur deep bereavement. and may God givo you strength to hear yaqr loss, fetllnfc assured that your boy hks found the trail which tends to his Heav­ enly "Scoutmasters A,; That the can|p flaR will he lowered-to half mgst during the remainder 6f the time In camp; That a 6opy o f these resolu­ tions will be placed upon the records of this camp, and also sent to all ihc papers in tho Central Florida Council terri­ tory. (Slgnqd) Boy Scouts at Silver Ijikc. , J. C«‘ Morris. Scout Executive Camp Director. CLASSICS FOB YOUT1IB WEIMAR, Germany, July IB.— Roys an dRirls from the WiRh tchoola of nil Germany assemble n Weimar during the second half >f June and the first half of July lach year to see the plays staged Hy Ihc National Schiller Society. The society aim* to aeqdaint the trowlnR generation with masterworks of German culture. This year’s projtrnm Includes Schiller's 'Wallenstein” trilogy, Goethe's "ERmont,” and Wagner's “ Tannhauser” and ''MrlstcrsinRer,” This year (1,000 young people aplieri for icrmissloh to witness the plays. i TI j - . ■ * . ■... ■'■ *,-• .» m f u;11 . j... ,.m . car .load fQr the; past thtce weeks. Plnnri for ithb .coming county fair aro being made. With a fine crop prospect In sight a good fair ‘ Is aasurod. The county commlssiriners mndc tho ncc6**ary appro­ priation ‘ to . send an exhibit to Tampa in February, Polk iWm. Gomtnc): Visited several points In the coitnty with Mr. Springer! extension cntomologiat, making a survoy of the aphis on citrus. Wo found this insect attacking the tops’ of young growth. Osceola (J. B, Gunn): Sood beds for fall planting arc being pre­ pared and planted. Strawberry plant* aro boihg r<>'it to make plant* for fall planting. Putnam (D. A: Armstroiig); Intdrest is growing in U10 tow on tho farm campaign. Many farmera arc contemplating adding, a , few cow* to their farm projects for quick returns. .Lake (Leo II, Wilson): Citrus tree* ora making an excellent growth. Lake county la busy build­ ing hard surface road*. Many building permit* have been let. Duvai (W. I* Wntson): There will be one of the l>est corn crop* that this county has made in sev­ eral years, Improved varietlca of bunch, grapes have done remark­ ably well here this year, and/the few local growers are well pleasdd.' Hamilton (J. J. Scchrcath We ! are ntill moving wntcrmelnna and j tomatoes in car lots. All tobacco ' curing barns are running .full • blnst. Many of them have been filled twee. In r « « r t nr IS- Tamil> Ju-lar, SfmInnl* ( nunlv, Dial- nf Kl-rldn. IN UK KSTATB OK M. M HTBWART: Bntjite: Y ‘ iu ami met* ->f you «rt> lisrshy o-tined -and moulted lo prrnrnt nnV clnlms and demand* which >ou, or either -if you, mttv have n«ntn«t th* eslnle of >1. M. Ple warl. ili-ci-anfd. Isle of Steinlpoln County. Kiorld t, to thn underslKnnd .............................. . wild within I - - , hi ttE t).. S T A ti PRONE 045 015 ELM AVENUE- V IR G IN IA r* • *• , - - *. , ■ N . C . P o ta to e s , iO -ib s f o r ................... 29c ; * t A * f ' , /’ 11-ii I Smoked Baton, f a n 'c y L a rg e Box Matches .: v . . i . ........in..;..:..7c P O U N D '' WE CARRY A FUEL LIN E OF STAPLE AND W ! FANCY GROCERIES A T LOW PRICES ; Fraf&Iyji No. 2 M lb can 2 - .,»>*♦•. • ■ •• . . GJ,b . . ...... it i;, n Hj.r-f1t 'Pn-J*dri*,7v -__ . -- F O R* Stririglcss Fresh and Tender, lb. Fiprs, Plums, Caiiteloiipes, Watermelons, ^ ” 15 l*2oz.Jar All Flavors Jam £0C Maxwell TWUJa m m • - HOUSE ■« »- » • j ♦ . ,?■* t~ t . •« ] MEATS, VEGETABLES AND FRUITS Just Received Shipment o f Fancy ,.b L l Watetmelons Georgia Gray T h e,B est in T ow n Totals ........ L-cosb’g. Kis. fond, .5 ...... >ttrell, ssAp .. larrts, l b ........ Thomson, 3b — Brajly, I f .......... Iambic, I f ..... — >ee, 2h-— leas- ' Zb .—;.... S u a d la t 'o T t h * C lri» 'I r * Club. . W. h • lu ik n r * ; Thomson fans. Braay t, Lee on by choice when Sanford --------------- * n at second, Sw»vcrly Orlando . ,--------------- « Leesburg . ... -7. ° . T hUe Butler fan*. f t f Inalng v' ^ ■' ; > 'I~ Wj-Rnd «n,by .error, Sanford: Lane doubles, Mathews to first, Byrd gnen nning for Lane whiff. W-Mntbewaout Plenty of Nice FfU Hen& ----------- P le n t y o f N ic e F a t F r y e r s an dbressed W hat You S aveLei; U s H e lp ti Plione Orders Prompt Attention P H O N E S 277 - 27H------- -------- ------ — PRICES ALW AYS »tt ■ » * ii.f ’ Courteous Service >ach, rf — ..... Hwaverly, rfAp steals third, Birdie out catcher tc WUBams. rf .... first. * .... - . Butler, cf -j....... Leesburg: I * « pops to Mack. Johnson, c l ----Leach and Butlor whlfs.' Futch, p Third Inning — « tenxle, p ,--— :Ken Sanford: Steele on when Ham? misses throw. Merry hits to ccnt«£ Totals'.' placing Steele on third, "teal* mc Score by innings: . ond. McCall hlu to left,' sconn# Inning* Steele and Merry. Gardiner bng*Ms Sanford K i* .......* Leesburg 'J Byrd on by choice when Summary; 2b hits, McCall, Ljoy-L goes down ot second, Lao* 1 *1 to deep center scoring Bvrd, Math­ ; JMw,'M erisr^er, hit a _ homo run hut.did but, not ews on by mistake, Lloyd out short Bci.out,.... t oW base)} double pUy»? outAo Gurdipor to Lane, Gamt0 L«ssburg: Futch strolls, ■Hood to Boas to Harrie; stolen hasas ; safo on diolcc, Futch out » t sec­ ouL Stacie, Meriwether 2. Byrd, ond, Col troll an|l Harri* fans. CottreU,;Thomson I out bjr Fourth Inning MaKensj# Sanford: Birdie Ukos a stroll, McCall P, Futch £ steals. Steele pops. Merry slami Swaverly 0. Colin-11 O.- Tims. lri^o. a two oaeker, scoring Birdie, Mc­ Umpires, r klmer, E l g k ^ Scoror, Call duplicates Merry, scoring thki Maine*. Attendance, 21)000 7., \ *. *' •v* ^( 3m H 2 - 1ba fo r.... ..... 25c W ashing Potvdcr, 6 pkgs for..... .....:2l>c GARDEN FOOD fcb; r. h. po. a. tdipK Suprar, 10-llis for 75c with Each Dollar .' ■Piirtliaec .bird, Bchqut hits o borne run, but Applies, I. R. Lettuce, Pineapples, rcfuRc* to take more than One base, Cabbage, Onions, Bananas scoring Llojri, then Birdie Htonis, *hllc Steele hinglos to short plac­ date hereof ing Birdie , on .third, Merry qut lh*DuUd Juin- till. I??1 i i BAltAlf /. ilTC’.V »l; h ratchet'to third. . . ^. , ‘ ifllhTUUV, >. t' Leesburg; Mckcniic down Gar­ Jun* 4-13-10-37; July 4-11.1* IS T i V*• A D• c r d ld W a 'n lt A d F o r R e s u lt s Auaust 1. diner to lj»nc, flood out Mar to I-anc, dottrel} out Birdie to Eddie Sixth Inning .Saniortl: JvirUail single*, Gnrdiicr on when Ooitrcll throws Mc>11 out av acconu, Byrd singles o shor*, advancing Gardiner, Lane ralkrt, Mathews singles scoring inroiru-i, Byrd thrown out « l bird, Lloyd pops to Doc Gumhls. Lccsbprg; fiarrbi flies to Math aw*, Thoroaon *trol)», Gamble eintles, and Thomson makes thiijl on ihc play. Gamble down at second with Rosa at first in a double, Be bout to Gardiner-to Lane. •Seventh Inning \ Sanford: Birdie strolls again, Steele flies, to d?cp left;-Birdie -THAT IS OUR SPECIALTY. leaving first on the pas* arriving it third when ball ia caught, tries to recover first hut-is thrown out Complete Line of Staple And Fancy Groceries hr the double, Gamble to Rots to Drris. Leesburg! Williams walks, Swa yerly fan*. JflllUm s caught stealnd Hood .down t fie ’ to Lane, ng, and and the game is all over. Iknford Kis. Bcoout, ss. — iteele, 3b ..... leriwether. c. McCall, P ..... Gardiner, 2b lyrd, if ..... Lane, lb .,.... Mathews, cf ... Lloyd, rf '>.*52 \Wadieop (8,.;E. Lkwtrih)i{ Two cars of toinatpen were shipped to cdstdrn markets' thla. wt-tk. To- Good Georgia pcachtw, found in To nil Creditor*. l.fK n t— « ( D liir lb x my quantity at the right price. II. !«»-* mill nil rersi-ii- Imvlmi Clulm* or Llcmaiitl* *K-ilnst na 1(1 K Duhart, Cor. 4th and Hanford. Official Box Score [.i.l,- Walton (J. W. Mnthlson): l?»vo had a heavy-MhipplngrpL peKehes this v/qpk. The fruit la -vary-fine and finds a ready market »at n Rood price. Will begin shipping r rapes this week. Our fruit acre« rp and crops aays Waltan’ wlll -------- ----- •112 E A S T F I R S T S T R E E T RIG I FT- CONSISTENT^ W it h good it q u a l it y , f(a ^ �I> V :kF -\4»** w w L-HfHess"*-.1 , ....; . ..—.t - ,- T e ll P ^ I e ^ e ^ ^ e .. **^KbV'tf v.' " -VJ{^*>V t VI ■' V?' THE S A N W R n tiE iftA tD f m i u ^ v JULY118, 1924. 7, R J S -W O N D E ^ F liJ 'A s B r is b a n e S & s li ' 11 por/fja,iIpnglrig U perform useful] 7 ‘ , Take Year Choice. ’ ) ( service for their, communities would ,dd.well to investigate More Earthquakes. Equal Justice. the rhilc post* and other highway aigna in tijcir locality. Merchant Farmer. Arc there plenty of mileage posts telling iravel<jra that hr Artbar nrtsbwoe DRAM----------- FJdltnr they are hearing or leaving yout* town 7 Do travelers know ■jtmsag** a long distance off that they are to have the pleasure of ((•p y rU k trd ; lt34> . _____ Area«e n w r i a driving through your city, or your village, as the case may REPUBLICANS dcmonstrnU to be? Is there an attractive sign board or arch at the cntlonst-ntin-iON nttn'ioN nATJts _.(7.o# h u fio n t h M I-M ranees of your towh saying "ThiA I » you b«yond the shjJow of doubt In City by Carrier, M r that LaFolIotte will take his votes Weekly tuition. I t M People who have motored about Florida report a most r v%>■»' ■» annoying Bdrttfty of*dircctihR sign-posts, and such an.ab­ from John W. Davis. “ Organised m i KOYICKl A ll Unary sence of tovyn names posted for the' information o f travelers labor states will desert Democrats,** Mona ‘5 t t o hura as to make it next » impossible for travelers, to know and “ Davis will get nothing but tht! W A s a -t S fA ari b they are passing.- Of South." ,V " b s & K B S r&ifrflaa YnHugh thp town, the motorists T B S IIR O C U TR D PR VS I DEMOCRATS can prove/If yoii Socialed Prcai la excll ■xcTu-.: can detour.down by the station, crane His neck and read thq Had to tha oaa tor repi hpvc any Intelligence,at alt,-, that iVirhes name of the town he is in on the end o f the station building. of Ito .. £ U T M i r t t s Oh hP cah slow down at the Main street dt*ug store and ask LnFollcttc’s vote will be taken from Coolldgcr. LnPollettc Is-a Repub­ su:r,r.sM 5{fe',rs flomb dtltan t4 tell-hint the name ofltljc, place. <' lican, hill' following is V ct^rtY' Ion of special dispatches But is this the method travelers should have to take alao raaarved. i.V il j f p among farmers of the NortbwesL to fihW’fhe m m trofrh e towns through which!th?y are trav­ L Y 18.1»I4 They are Republicans. lAFallottu H' fj -1 ID A Y . J Utin eling? Hasn’t Florida acquired sufficient appreciation of ■............ r-*will carry Wisconsin, Minnesota, rHOUGIIT FOR TODAY, the. value of advertising to know that Its towns should be North nnd South Dakota, crippletOYAL LAW:—If ye fill- labeled, and its highways marked with directions to the Coolidgc and elect Davis. T hat‘ lit, potnls-pf interest ip the'stats? i ... v what tho Democrats say, J i bf , : r w i w w * # Boarda nf.T^ade, and Motor Clubs could do a big service aa thyself, y# ,«o *wallt -------1 THE FACT IS that nobody P R have respect to persons, fo f Florida this summer, if they would start an enthusiastic ^ _ lt sin,, end are, convlcteJ campaign for town labels and local highway guide posts. • known anything nbout thin election. f ^ / ^ * 8W9 « , ^ n . y r e s s o r , ^ • And in this connection it is well to remark that along It may be nettled in I he Senate with the ga tin g of signs for towns and highways, B would by Governor Bryan being elected bo “ good business,” and genuinely kind, if somcbodw^would Vlcc-Prcnident nnd becoming Auto­ A L U E OF A 8MILB. A » f f f tlfll 1 see to it that'detoUr signs pre marked with information as matically President. i« thing that go&s ,thp farthest to the length of the detour and with some sort of truthful But, if you must bet, be careful “* making life worth whllej warning as to the road conditions to be encountered on that how you bet AGAINST Coolidgc. " its the least and does the Is just a pleasant smile. detour. There is really ho necessity for so much discomfort FOUR MORE earthfiunkes in and so much annoyance for travelers in Florida. Just a little Tokio, lusting an hour. It takes attention to the matter on the part of the entire ciyicjpssocia- courage to live In thnf country* where earthquakes begin “ with tions in the-state oould bring great relief. Here in Sanford plans have already been excellently car- pronounced bumping, followed by vm m m CU m .Mutlrr, (M J'OKlofflfl' un<l«r Act of tv Nice thing about bo< L a man can't bUma u 0,j F5ALU1LC&T BOPNED AAP r FEa JH feven If sparttTib down, never hug B T aen K afcw 5 «5 Nothing seems to qulto’s appetite. BdT R/G0U.Y. |T»s Tv. FwesT EATtM‘ People going forget things sbonij^jl how poison lyy looks. ■* le v a ? a Tb f) r.A" » "bmnteti suggest lying on thvj ^ g the holes In th# 1 r 4 - 1 «ST »- Boys are not gett nf often as they did 1 tion 'started. *;tl _____ . v iA . Many June husbendsi getting how to drive ajUa already. ■ v m P e ffh e ftS te ia o F ie e d r 1 * SAHElWS IKA gESBuBM f : 1 Hunt the bright side.] taloupes have their They neveq squirt In f J SeNPToK Tite BOSS, TISH V W I f you buy your Chrl ents from a mail ordnj Is time you ordered 5W VW The dawn of a new cnl quently obs<9 red by do 1 simlam. * There ia eo much bonuj Y'ork now they have qua up to drunk people. a sidewise motion,” Find comfort In this: ’EvdtY earthquake brings yhu no rmiCb nearer to tho LAST enrthquakc. When the esrth once gets nettled -down, presumably It will stay' i i• ry BQ_manj ^people to and down the Easjt Coast know ju8t how to reach Sanford. settled. has been nettling for hundreds See that control and north ami south and west Florida high­ o f Itmillions o f yearn, huwevet, apd W hsAs w n h giw itk thto sentence ways are.marked with invitations'to motorists to come to may continue nettling for nnpttief "W HAT A N O T H E R S T A T E H A S D O N E ' million or no. And besides, the "And M ralghtwny the husband Seminole county-—tyitn clear directions how to get here. L IT T L E ROCK D A IL Y NEWS continents nro only n floating ‘ ,“ ’ „ W s ^ / l r d° " * B crust on the earth's hard core, N o B ol)b6dsH aired Teachers F o r Them nnd they keep moving. We die / l i t i j - i . 11 - i . A Little, Rock Daily News man federal aid to begin the permanent ’ Y•jirWPij* . j f • * , ' so fast, we don't notice it! recently visited North Carolina and construction of six thousand miles , Republicans In this state are amazed At what he found there, going Ro intake ,w fight for,Joe Bobbed-hftfred. Bchool teachers may he all right, but n MR. ARNSTEIN, the “ mnstcr was because It has been such a little o f permanent roads. , While other Bears’ 4eat In Congress. Small number of rura\ school districts in Buncombe county, North mind,” hnd one million of stolen while since North Carolina was states were content to romnin stag, cause Ijgr worry. North Carolina raised herself Carolina, aoii’t tjtfrri to risk it. They have written the county bonds tucked away somewhere. It- considered one o f our most non- nant from economic death by Initiating The tb lg & t'b f "nrtWe* Is demon- superintendentrhot to send any bobbed-haired women to pre­ It said Mr. Arnntein will be net pfoyresslve states that It Is now road construction campaign. free, if he will restore the bonds. difficult to realise that she Is con­ atratetHwhen one fellow tolls an­ side over* their schools apd’thcir children’s morals. One of the most significant Those hiding them will not be cluded to bo one o f the most pro­ other fbllotf ■fcwj**4hueb he enjoyed Some connection between bobbed hair nnd morals finds prosecuted. gressive. It’s also difficult to re­ phases of tho entire story Is the the caddy that, the latter gave to Icidgment in thQBG rural folks’ minds. And the county super­ Perfectly legai, presumably, but alize that North Carolinn Is now fact that the roads are literally hla (thm # former) g irU u * i. intendent, much worried, is wondering how on earth ho is it would make one mi Minn dollars one of the most prosperous of all paying their own wny. In 1020 the John*! W. Davis’ daughter In going to pravant.any long-haired teachers he may chance to in bonds more important than the stntes— if not, in fact, the most average automobile truck burned Copenla gen declared that she is “ equal Justice to all." If Mr. ^rn’-’ proaiH-rous, and It is all a story of five hundred twenty gallons of gas­ oline—In 1022 it burned only four coming# back to.Am erica to help find from bobbing their locks as soon ns the contract is stein had stolen a loaf of'bread, roivls. signed. How docs he know" hut what the new teacher may Democracy.” they would not let him out o f ■M^-ss than four years ago North hundred forty-five gallons, at an price of twenty-five cents stop in the village barber shop on her way to open the first prison for restoring the loaf. Onfc Carolina was in the niid«t of the average a gallon, each car saved 118.60. tn The JrinCS o f Wales "Is ■ million dollars.—T H A T Is different. Tftnld-wido financial depression, her day’s sch6ol and fcat a..shlrigid bob? to the Unite* Staid* inco‘ bank deposits wore only fifty per 1023 there whro 247,000 automo­ Just why or ndw bobbed hnlr exerts a had influe nee in office fby says It must TW E N TY-FIVE million dollars cei^i normal, her business life was biles and truckn In tho state, which, multiplied by !18J>0, gives a total used Swhen he fell fr o m ^ H a iiespcctablet community was not explained in the orders worth of groin elevators are In­ trnunt, factories closed. J hi luitvt her Rvt ■ vuatv a woro d u iu M lv flUUi f $4,610,600 saved in gaByline .ffivon' tba^ county ^superintendent. Perhaps lip-sticks and cluded in n big merger that will mill many of her rural churches had oalone, a sufficient amount to pay rouge pots aro supposed to bo a dire part of the bobbed-hair l^llojW t,/‘ t arow grain to ^cco- been abandoned, hor schools were the IptereoLoq (Rpn/ls And provide The (wo candid stop for president tl^*rinklngvnrtni*'f<>r their-Vetdrtrof M fl rfkts over organlzei ■poll___ "R jv peyhaps religiously, the bot- ftffetft, and this Is only ono saving elalm lftgi victory In the recent mountain lassies on the same wayward way. The farmers owning this cti"- tool | of things had been reached, among ninny. The lost year the It takes a annual-contribution to the sinking election*, v* broader viewpoint tbatl/the'average njountalneer possessed corn. IF they own it, and I F thep’ fim c a road construction cam- fund was overpaid one million dol­ they control Its management, I’olgrw lars. V t/ lia -^ JrGcoflrnitiotF^of tho rtjblly Itettpr styles of the up-to-date Ilcrripl o Prer would have storage fo r fifty mil ih May, 1021, ths legislature, in I f North Carolinn, with not one other utA-tlme Cbetom of K ltlV ’rilOthJriffvoy**' tljfet Atill wort hy, .the daughter o f tho lion hufthRifi of RrAIn fn Chicago, hpito of tremendous , opposition, when instead of kissing typical leal backwoods *home. Kansas City, Omaha, Minneapolis, voted an Issue of fifty million dol- tenth oO the natural God-given re­ membeM'of his cabinet upon their lar^ln bonds for permanent road sources of Arkansas, can do this— Whatever ^hf rcasqnipji, some of- those rural school dis­ Fort Worth, Terns, ote. ehM kt/m Imprints them squarely tricts insist on liaVIng long-haired teachers. ruction. It is not necessary what ought the Wonder State do in Presumnl)Iy MEN TH A T produce the wheat, to review the arguments of the on- the next five years. It is true that j upon their Ups. Utat hair smoothed back from their pigs, corn, potatoes, etc., ouvlit position—they have been heard In North Carolina has already devel­ -jwear ^ia ' ^ 1 ------ q qa* * 1 s» tho teachers must-wear browir and tifhtly dsilect' \Ti^c>' must wear long skirts, high to have something to do with the every county that ever contem- oped her hydro electric power— In lM& the Y lr A fftath thb ffi America was exhibited by Adam necks, long Hieevpa/and sober colors. And if after these es­ marketing and price regulation plntcil the construction of n per­ that power which, in the words of Tennyson, “ Men may come, and Thompffp at Cincinnati. Water sentials arc secured, the teachers are competent, high-princi­ They haven’t managed it yet, but manent highway— but the opposi­ mert mny go—but I go on forever,” California has proved that it can tion was overcome or ignored— the was sujjpllcd from a tank in the pled women, wey and good. be done. money was voted, the bonds Issued — yet Arkansas has Just as much attic. This method of bathlrfg wns power, sleeping in . * And the eutlbilA part of it is that even whHo we smile and sold, n Highway Commission |hydro-electric .... stronglydenounced ' very in*i Fires are sweeping magnificent was appointed and began work, and when we read about the funny attitude of those Carolina " and mountains as has iuriouaAa health. North Carolina. There is an old mountain folks we catch ourselves agreeing that it does forests on the Pacific Coast. En. resently thousands of men were saying that God made the country z U — ----- o-------tire families have been wiped out busily engaged, building or re " The height of Inconsistency has matter a great’ ddol bow the teacher wears her hair, how the Beautiful trees and grent prop- building six thousand miles of —but man makes tho cities, towns, roads and farms. • lonstratpd by. Collfnn teacher chpopeB hm* clpthcs, how the teacher "fixes up" for erty vnlues were destroyed. permanent, hard-surfaco roads. abtress,' ____ ____ lie movie vie ec‘ ---- “who de ,A her daily-appliance'in’ the school room where young minds Mr. Jackson, son of the owner With a long pull—a strong pull— • > What is the result? The Dally bobbed hair custom for fends of the Portland Journal, in New News mah found that North Caro­ and a pull togpthcr,. ono million acn.getting jaalipg impressions of what is correct and what Its CO irt and charm and goes York yesterday, attributed the ling is today probably the most people from the frozen North and opposing cosmetics as e is'b ^ u tifu i^ It,might be wise to take a hint from the vaga­ trouble to the exceptionally light ous state in ths Union— her tho drought stricken, wind swept rainfall. " . i s R :uure. ries o f thoso oarpest mountain folks. ^ vv deposits aro back to peak West wpuld locate within our hori * r ficeV). One day such fires will b* con­ 4 ,,jw , . ‘ /I* ---- o------------o f the war period— hor-fne- jlnrs, and great cotton mills, fur­ by State and National nra busy— business Is niture factories— would bo turning Iiv im f in vii W hlUrthe cost ooif living in the THE MAN IN the street docB not know a star in the trolled fleets o f flying machines that w ill1flo shing — her farmers are Arkansas cotton and timber into t o r n years doubled and sky.— Emerson. putroi' alt Important forest regions tne 'most* prosperous in finished products, and Little Rock, bled It Is said that ; S bi pi ubm . ' ftfase W ; -oand flock at tha fjtst wireless fire a. Rural churches now easy the crown Jewel of the Wondor Iited kdoHaiM' yoMavs' per pe onl^Mour hundroU css arc thoroughly alive— .State, would double her present NEXT TO THE originator of a good sentence is the first signal to’ fcxtf|ltulah the flames dmum salary n ir M" the maximum of from above. •r high schools have exactly population. ks, has been(m4de. Tho ouoter odf it.— Emerson. ' es the enrollment they had And with the far-reaching road wrqng somewhere. ----- --- ---------------------------------------- n H LAW YERS OF tfaty -American rs.ago, with-better build- building nrogrom now under way Bar Association, sailing for Encbetter teachers and easy bv the Arkansas Highway Commis­ " S A N F O R D ’S F O R U M rtln has aftnnuncd(l that |land on an Emrlish ship, wlH.pr-of access and transportation, sion, the hydro-electric power wayy o f Jaclxsonvillo — , v . 'i sent to the British a gigantic onomlc miracle was inaugur- plants Under construction the day 1 — '— his is secretary /luring dren, or do wo oureglron to statue of Sir William Rlacfttonc. hon tho atate provided fifty is not distant when Arkansas wiil Editor Tho Sanford Herald: I* ministration, it Is an ex­ dollars to be supplied with outdo North Carolina. A condition Is existing In San­ drink milk poured ffrom a bottle whose memory many law Ridden*a nil ice. Fons Hathaway U a ford which 1 feci sure were It gen­ which a dog has licked ? Would have cursed heartily. lent] y and has made nlmaclf erally known by the people of this we like to think of the decayed An able New York lawyer, JjL leading educators In the city, somo action would bo taken germ-producing bone or objects mer Srhlcslngcr, said yesterday: ,of T H E C IT Y U G L Y even less inviting that the dog “ If Blackstone were here now. he ta-rqmedy It, W ICKES WAMBOLDT IN ASH E VILLE TIMES On two occasions when going may have been eating just before would be working in somebody'* law library for f 100 a month. dor Chambor of Com- through town early In tho morn­ he licked the bottle T i« of the ugliest creations In llevea a man's mind In the grim What counts now Is personality, A vehy simple method has been kld a • rousinif 1meeting ing, I'h a ve Seen dogs licking the \when it formally took up tops qf the filled milk bottles successfully used In other towns Individuality, energy. You can get thef furld is tha average American grind making the almighty dollar, et o f securing a major which have been left In a tempting by means of which the liability of all the people you want til ..tall >-** Unattractive piles of wood, must be loopud o ff and carted away. II team fo r Sanford next spot fo r them on the front porch. such contamination la done away ou the (aw, If you happen not to r atone, all sorts o f widths, now it. But to make somebody What a difference It would make with. It constats simply of nail­ Several days ago a Sanford dairy­ This organisation Is going , and shapes strung together In the life of the average city tne ing a small box up fairly high by takp your view of the law requires tne aI at the big part In developing man I complained to me erately in dull unintereaU toller, Ityping along with his tongue same thing stating that he mods the kitchen door outside of the ability. hanging out, if u little more at­ every effort (o deliver to his cus- dogs' reach in which the miLk man will put up a sixteen tention were given to the real YOU HAVE been told her* often tpyiafa punr., fresh milk that !■ bottle may be placed each morning. |gray brick affair and tho things o f life in city planning. If Issued from Hollywood handled only under sanitary con­ Surely the people of Sanford that wheat and other grains were [alongside will have a one- the sidewalks were wide enough to Indicate that the Dims ditions, ditiona.]i and 'he did not like to caro enough about the welfare of going up (n price. And so they rood en shark with a red -permit a row of trees at the cu^b the best during July have his efforts wasted from sub­ their children to tako this smal|[ W In the Judgment of this whqre some kind o f bird besides an teaoipe pictures sequent contamination by dogs. amount of trouble in order that. WrPter. Putting up ybeat and corn i M S f e C ; t e f t E English sparrow could get a foot­ that the Even If-the tops o f the mllk'kot- such a potent source of dispgs^ V the nasleat. wav of piling up tlpnL ThpH»rt*aMf m |s hold and bql'jl a nest, what-an almoving picture rotes far Coqllctge and taking shed before opening, may ba eliminated.; a secondary, matter or no k vat ion It. Would be of the blister­ tewfrom LaFollette. t the high class pictures 1 shall be very gtpd If you will prevent hundreds of a tA lL rir; , it questionable character. SBette. ga iin ing, baking heat of a hot summer ' |Arthur W. Cutton of Chi­ nss •' from lodging put this matter befare the people cities have ‘‘just growed" sun., and the dreary monotony of le said to have cleaned, up a around the rldgee at the top of through The Sanford Herald, ptk, (did they look1worse homely structures. . -:.rc*t, ; Respectfully your*, •t','' :, million and .'A Rolfi In -.ctyrn. He opty. fact Jf a. city has . Jacksonville, Florida, had a won­ AB BY II. DOUDNEV. H. N. „ would have made more had he landing beauty and Inter- derful avenue o f magnificent palms Seminole County Nurse.. held on longer. But don’t gamble. Do we want our babies and chtlSanford Is rapidly with the earning o f a dollar, twenty feet high that stretched I>ave that to Mr. Cutten end hls fei a new city with thetf that outstanding beauty must down the center o f one' o f Its friends. They know how. business buildings. Stucstreets. An-----official city govern£0, ■ ----- --- --F IT IS T H E T H IN G o f the old brick bust, v m K E E P IN G down these palms ret rich ’ A man standing on the Heights, raent chopped doi IF A L L WOULD-BE “ get would add tremendous, POLK COUNTY RECORD I' street aa bare and Edward overlooking the city o f Portland, and mode that atr quick” schemers fare like Ed ■ood appearance o f thf ---------------------- —I-------------- u-------------------------------:— t Allen. Frank Taylor and1 Tony Oregon.' was asked i f he did not ugly aa the ru t. ' Keeping fit to most o f ua means j thoughts, all have an influence |n Briglia, of New Jersey, It would be ;c ir it a beautiful city. “ I t ] We fn this country are going to have to g e t nwny away fro from the. idea be more beautiful," he re-(have well for the. Innocent. The three wo merely keeping well—keeping W f| A scientist can give you some men named irere due to hang at in< that “any health.' " i f there were a tree there that efficiency cells for ugliness ! bewildering statistics on the Trenton last night. Having heard of every building.” Of and that tha two are eynonymous. provs himMany tnmga things enter into Into ,keep! thus’ eacaps pun■ ■of ■damage you do to your that Walter >Crosier hod great P|n* amount There the same industrialists that la carrying things a jular muscles, brain and digestive sys- wealth hidden on his form, thev crimes.” a Des*] fit though. Regular-food, regular, who have already caught the vision. far. *" reporter played exsreise, regular sleep, gnd so on, tem by an uncontrolled fit of anfur killed him. They get jfl In all, each ver, the most effective They are putting up attractive, ]or a long day spent In sullen, an Bpttlng exactly 82 for hla life. oj ne man, was of- ka»e-mua£ tp do with i t ge for the .ugUeet p f.d ty wcll-veutilated buildings in open r _____ __ the most Important>pleasant mood. I f neceaaary yod space* surround od by tri Inaane by the • 1» -------b and neceaaary things that helps us can try the theory out yourself y are findflowere __grass. nnd gra«%H u They are ft PITTSBURGH A Lake Erie, an. t, people W » t1o work for at Clar- to keep fit la regular thoughts, some time and note results. ants do a one-legged grassher one o f our “ diatrisafuP that the ------- J1twr. .Afet Uroods, announce* earnings of J*R ‘ F to for every share o f common fs mors work t body who reryo f I uhonor. Railroads, at least are Too hot to worry abooti We haven't even leu*, names o f all the new mA| yet, Isn’t It strange ho* a new phonograph race., a few days the other ilbl best? " H o w d o e s he d o it? ” “ He cams no more than I do, but he had money enough to buy that house.” (Ther didn't koow that tbMffrisftd p*H fot nil home with money ho bad . d /«nd for r. “ I - 'U V / r S a home can fr# y M i y 'o f J n . m ii m 1«¥ In ,* 3 Account with us and depositing a rmdti amount every week. . STRENGTH — SERVICE — PROGRESS Seminole County Bank 4% Interest Paid on Savings Small Instruments Wo entry at all times a com­ plete stock of small musical instruments of tho highest grade. We represent suclj lines ns Gibson, Martin, Maurer, Buescher, Lcedy and Lud wig. Whatovor your require­ ments we can meet them. * , •! MONDOLINS BANJOS GUITARS UKELELES SAXOPHONES TRUMPETS I Prices arc right. TROMBONES t s $ » p p iF i« M a ro acatmulated DRUMS TRAPS, ETC. 58 N. Orange Avenue' M m / v U ta tUI l or Coogha and Cold* ALL DRUGGISTS WILL YOUR ■ ’-jriA-i*- I f "p|K’3 j i* FINANCIAL STRENGTH LAST? , ^l»vJ Many people get alnipet to the topj the ladder and then find they hat the strength— the money— to re»cM top. Put a little away each week the going is easy, .then you will money when you need it most. A.COMMUNITY ■' Jo Jt t] £ !i �»■ ft m v is, SANFORD ] V ’4^HCFi fA *• S H H M 1U iT A V5A0 M O T I ' U rid 11 U p s^ A p d P h o n e : Rea. 426 M ISS K A T H L E E N B R A D Y BECOM ES B R J P E A R T H U R MOORE T H U R S D A Y * :ndar ■14*y ly, honoring vw- ij-y n * r • INU '. 1 lid,' hostess Mils, ie Avenue, 4 p. m. »y' v • Club; hostess er, P«rk Avo-i il meeting, Worn* of Presbyterian parlor*, 8* p. m. (CEMENT , £ B. Darsey nee ibinst marriage daughter Lou ■ I to elley Harvey Sullivan Is Surprise I e -SULUVAN Frank Newton Itrldge ' he m*rri*Ko oi daughter tattle to iwrtnco Sullivan tlsy, July 12 nville. Fla. fiouncement comes tuprirse to the popular coup!*., . has held ' . » re011 for a number of |id offices here and nbar of friend* Who fcmy happinesaj^ I is one of Sanfo^d’a farmers on East C- ■ iy 'jiA , Pulllvkn left; by .lWk (and dOler of interest. A fter will be at home in |n left Wednesday S, C„ to Join hia [who ia visiting relclty. fculpeppw and Miss bper, of Perry, are id Mr*. J. I. CulI day*r*-“ <naw/«u J.^C Wells *Vpft I Hendersonville, N . J will return in two ■ells will remain un- I Program go (636) f. concert; ; 8-11:30 , revue. (448) fi talk, mu­ ni., orchestra, artNews (470) 8:30al. •• , (port (484) 8 Herensdera* orchestra. It News (617) 7:30 News orchestra. (386) 7:30-12 oron City (440.0). • 8 : 8:26 musical, talk, a* City Star (411) trio; 6-7 School of 8 orchestra, mln1:45 Nignthawks. M City (411) 7-B pile. tier Journal-Loulsl>e» (400) 7:30-0 entngcles (469) 8:45 10-1 « .m., Jance, (360 ) 6:30 verses; spoils - S t ’ Paul ):30 lecture*; 8:15 dance. York (492) 9 a. m. *>: 3-8 p. m , talks, orchestra. fork (455) 11 a. m., talks, organ, stock Goldman band, ****** 6-9 ©r- 2 % L!*-6!?° >*°* (626)_6 story; »m; 9 program. Grapev^lle S Mr. and Mr*.' T . J. E. W ell* attd A beautiful home cVremony of alternating with white ailk lace. Thuriday, July 17, was the wed Her veil o f white ailk net and silk Mrs. G. Bassett Smith le ft Thurs­ ding of Mias Kathleen Brady and lace worn jn cap style waa caught day for Columbus, Ohio, whore Mr. Arthur Moore, which was so|- with orange blossoms In her hair, they will attend Uit convention She_ carried a handsome bouquet1 of-'the International Bible Stu­ emnlsed ! at /th e , Homo o ^ th o Idle roses show dents Association to be held In ie*. ; bhide’a pnrente, ;Mr. afgl M jf. jfi. that city July 20 to 27 inclusive. ,Ah Informal E. Brady*, on Palmetto Avefity*{j lot* (crcmorty.i S. T. Hunt also leaves today: Thn entire home waa deco fat Julia L for the same destination, with Radlanco ryaea and wistefU •ttired In pink party will be joined in Ja$lua In large ;baskets and rare*. ' ville. it is said, by many oilier In the apadous i living room lace, kept the bride's’boolc, where the ceremony waa per­ 4 Bliss IJ Ili ah Shlnholaeiv stun­ Bible students en route to Colure-* formed waa an, .Improvlaed altar ning In a peach voile, and Mias bus for the convention. The assembly h*U there, V o f, ferns w itlT U ll floor baskets Franco* Dutton, in an imported holding roses and wisteria. R>a« -voile, served punch from a has a seating capacity of 16,000, g pink roaes Rev. E. D. Brownlee, pastor of beautifully decorated bowl with has been secured for the cohven tlon meetings, and the athletic (he Preabytrian Ctmrdhi'performed pink rosea and wisteria. Mrs. E. E. Brady, mother of stadium, with a seating capacity the Impreaalve 'ring ceremony the bride, received In a .becoming of 75,000, has been secured for the Juat before the ceremony Mrs. gown of powder blue voile made great public meetings that vrill be A. M. Phillips sang in her charm­ with white silk lace. held on July 27. At the latter The blisses Edwina and Idaicno ing manner, " A t Dawning," ac­ Pink brick cream was served meeting an address will be de­ Peterson and their cousin, Elmer companied by Mrs. Fannie Mun- on U11IU 11 daintily appointed plates with livered by Judge Rutherford, W Lundquist, nf Hollv- Hill, came son at the piano. Mrs. Munson { p j ^ C(llt0 and pick rosebuds. Each New York, who is president of over Sunday for Mrs. Peterson, agaln at tho piano- played the guest cut from the bride's cake. the association. A radio sending who has been here at the home of wedding chorus from Lohcngirn Thoso serving were Misses Ssra outfit has been installed. It was Mr.; and Mrs. H. CT. Lundquirt for for the bridal party t© enter. Easterly, Francis Dutton, Lillian learned, so that th's address prey two weeks. While here n number • • Wedding Procession Shinholser, Rosamond Radford, be widely broadcasted. o f her old friends called to soc Misses Marian Appleby and Lollie Belle Robertson, Julia Judge Rutherford and. other B i­ her. Lollie Belle Robertson, lovely in Laing, and Marion Appleby. ble students have recently re­ twin dresses of lavender' voile Later In the evening Mr. and turned from a trip to Europe, Mr. nnd Mrs. Rohnburg and the with cream lace stood at tho foot Mrs. Moore left for a few days and these students . with -many twiSs, of Lake Mary, were also o f the stairs whllo tho bridal par­ motor In Florida. representatives from various for­ visitors at.the Lundquist home. /Jin--. ty assembled. eign countries will attend. the Traveling Costume ----1— Men qivhpi, have tried Little Misses Mary Elisabeth -u1- V Theodore Bcrgquist came Thurs­ Mrs. Bloore’s traveling costume meeting. them are enthusiastic Neely, Dorothy Smith, Adelaide wbb a grey dress of georgette Some have said ,that the con­ day'. on a visit at the home of his shout these sports Ox­ Higgins ■ and Elisabeth Turner crepe with cream lace worn with vention will be-th^’ largest Of its sister, Mrs. E. W. Lundquist. .The­ fords with ribbed rubber were tho ribbon bearers and wore a large grey hat faced in blue, kind ever -h eld '{h America.' odore is now the bookkecer at soles; nothing better for tOstumos of pink and lavender with cape and other accessories to thi*'phosphate mine and says they golf, motoring and resort ' fashioned alike made fairy-like by match. running full force. lie went MRS. C H E C K GIVES' *rc wear. dainty edgings o f cream lacc.with Mr. end Mrs. Lundquist nnd The bride has always been pop­ Miss Doris M oore,'only sister ular, winning friends by her sweet M A H JONG P A R T Y children on a trip to Jacksonville, ©Jf the.groom, as. maid of honor, and charming personality. She Is Sunday, to be gone a few weeks, mat mat at the,foot o f tho stairs tho accomplished daughter of Mr. F O R MRS. C O N R A D going in their car. SPECIAL by, Mr. Sherman Moore, brother and Mrs. E. E. Ilrsdy, of this city. Friday Mrs. Voile Williams en­ o f the groom. She wore h pink Mr. Moore is popular among the Mrs. C. H. Coward, of Norfolk. georgette crepe combined with young and old business men, win­ Va., who Is spending the summer tertained Mrs. Tolar nnd other Venetian lace. H er girdle was of ning their confidence and friend­ with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. friends from town for the day at petite' French rosea in pastel ship with his sterling qualities. Batts, of Orlando, waa the honor her home. shades and carried an arm bou­ He is the son of Mrs. J. S. Moore guest at a Mnh Jong Luncheon S a t and CMon. -# V quet nf Radiance roses, and for tho past few years has and party given hy Mrs. Victor Little Jeanette Robertson, ns been n successful farmer. Check at her apartmen* Thurs­ flower girl, preceded the bride, After the first of August Mr. day. was dainty jn a white voile with and Mrs. Bfoore will take posses­ 1'he complete color scheme of ruffles of white lace. She carried sion of their new homo on Oak Chinese blue and rose pink were a basket tied with lavender tulle Avenue and Thirteenth Street. carried out in every detail. The (Hit of town guests were, Mrs. apartment was profusely decorat­ filled with pink rose petals. The bride descended the stairs A. M, Maddox and daughter, of ed with Radlencc rosea and zin­ on the arm of her father and Orlando, Mrs. W. W. Yothcrs and nias nf these colors. The Radio Corporation^ new At the Hanford guest table Mrs. Super-IIetrudyne, with Its second was met at the foot of the stairs Miss Eleanor Yothcrs, of OrlanWinter Park, Mr. and Mrs. mmm Howard l^>ng wan awarded high harmonic feature, is the last word o f tho stairs. do, Miss Florence Bumby, of Win­ score, receiving a pound bo* of in Radio sad is so conceded by all Wedding Gown Mrs, R. RadJn engineers. Tho lovely bride was gowned in ter Park,-M r. and Mrs. Frank imported Chinese tea. white georgette crepe trimmed Ilumiiy, Miss Pauline Bumby, Mrs. W. Pearmnn. for low score, re­ Arrange for demonstration with ceived s can of real Chinese l.ce lha. with small velvet ribbon ruffles A. \V. Bumby, of Orlando. Chee nuts in ryrup. A t the Orlando table Miss Eula ftof-Mac Battery Co. Batts received high score and was — . given a box of oriental sealing ................................... MRS. A L F R E D LIL JA E N T E R T A IN S wax, and a seal. Miss Katherine ■-Ut-hf .W IT H .S H O W E R F O R R E C E N T BRIDE. Ellis,, for 1iJw score, received a Chinese bifcV’ *iretcM ,.f'.""’" ‘’ *'■ J !L Mrs.'Coward was presented with Mrs." Alfred Lilja waa tho gra­ J. C, Dennett proving the moat an unusual oriental ice pick out­ cious hostess for a large number apt, received a handsome basket fit, and little Miss Kathcrinn Vcrof veri-colored tinniss The con­ glna, of Orlando, who assisted in of guests Thursday afternoon, solation prlte, a vase of xinriias, entertaining the guests, was giv­ when Mrs. Pierce Griffin, a re­ was presented to Mrs. L. M. Tel­ en a mtmrd game. Oriental refreshments of Chi­ cent bride, was honored with a ford. Mrs. Griffin was then asked to nese spents, paradise pudding, an­ surprise shower. •Mrs. II. R. Stevens assisted in take the seat in the center of the gel food cake, and mints were receiving tho guests at the door. rootn to await her ‘‘crowning.’’ served. In the receiving line were Mrs. To the strains of the wedding cho­ Pierce Griffin, Mrs. Bowland, rus from Lohengrin, played by Enjoy Swim, Picnic mother of tho bride, Mrs. R. L. Miss Robson, little Margaret Ben­ nett and Martha Nell Tilford Griffin, and Mrs. Jessie Q'Niel. at Palm Springs The color scheme of yellow and marched up to the bride each car­ white were effectively carried out rying large yellow and white bas­ Honoring Miss Dorothy Fetcher # with zinnias used in wicker bas­ kets filled with gifts. These two the attractive guest of Mrs. G. — ~ ** ‘ ———— — * kets in the living room and large young ladies were dainty in yel­ C. Rperring, a delightful swim cut glass baskets in the den and low crepe de chine dresses. and picnic supper was enjoyod at Ladies' Silk Hose, Refreshments consisting of de­ Palm Springs Thuriday afWP'v.-* dining rOom. r £ While tho guests were arriving licious pineapple aherbert and in­ by a large number of Sanford Miss Pearl Robson very gracious­ dividual angel food cake iced in young people. all colors ly presided at the piano. Miss white with yellow roses on top Among those preient were Mr* Mildred Holly sang charmingly were served at a late hour. As­ and Mrs. H. A. McMichnel. Mrs. and Miss Margaret Cowan enter­ sisting the hostess in serving were G. C. Sperring, Mr. Roby Laing, tained the guests with several de­ Miss Carmeta Barber, M|as Emily Miss Olive Vera Gllsson and Mias lightful readings. Miss Dorothea Griffin, Miss Lena Bello Hagan, Mallba Brown. Walter Chlldre, Bey rendered a piano solo in her Miss Rebecca Stevens, Miss Kath­ Claude Rfstrunk and Peter Schaal. erine Sims, and Miss Irma Smith. usual charming manner. About 60 young people enjoyed A contest "Menu for the Bride’s LOCAL W OMAN AUTHOR First Dinner Party’’ caused much this brilliant party and wished the brida all happiness. merriment and excitement. Mrs. Friends o f Mrs. Chancey Thorn­ Buster Brown ton will lie pleased to learn that one of her poeip*. entitled "Tho Hose Dawning,’’ appeared in the Juno P E R S O N A L S issue of Brief Stories. Mrs. Thornton is a contributor to many publications. Miss Irene McCahagln is visit­ Mrs. Victor Check is spending Tho Thorntons are now in Wathe week-end at Coronado Beach. ing relatives in Tampa for sev­ erly, N. Y., but are expected to eral weeks. return during this month, when Bert Creckenore, of Orlando, Girls' White Rib Hose, 15c pair; two Mr. Thornton will take up his was the guest ef J. S. Harvard duties as linotype operator for w K, E. Patrick, of Ocala, spent Thursday afternoon. pairsfor ’ Thursday In tho city, calling on The Herald. R. W, Pearman returned Wed­ local trade. Mrs. H. C. DuBose and children nesday from a business trip to returned last night from Center­ Jacksonville and Tallahassee. M cCo jTjjofJlVtnJer ville, Ala. Miss Anna and Mis* Mr*. C. _____________ U Laiiies’ Shoos, a ll colors and sizes, " i Joe Lopes and ton, o f Daytona Haven, spent several days as the Kitty DuBose will remain In Cen­ terville until August. ijirti::,.' $4.50 and $5.00, new Bosch, spent Thursday in the, city, guest of hep son. I. S. Murphy. on business. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett McCall [ 1 Mrs. W. A. Zachary left Thurs­ and Mr. and Mra. Ray Fox mo* A . D. Murphee, of Jacksonville, day for Mound Olive to spend sev­ lorad to Leesburg Thursday after­ la spending several day* In the eral months. noon to attend the Ktwanls ball ,.iOne Lot Ladies’ Shoes ' city, the guest of f riend*. . ""A. Morgan Morris, o f Montgom- gams, John Blanton, pt Or indo, speqt ery, A la - spent Thursday In the (ltjr, 'stopping at the Valdt* Hotel. Thursday In t Buy N o w at McCrory ,,urf t to V ' ’ -l business friend Bedroom Slippers Mrs. Sandy Anderson M l Wed­ icrj.'.i br W ildroot H air Tonic B. Harrison CasseT with C. C. nesday for • Pine hurst, N. C h to jola J*er husband- - '* k — Cocoanut Oil Sham­ -ill . ■ 1 rtti' Carr Ad J I Offer Today This stock is absolutely fre4h nnd first-class in every respect. Wo extend to all a cordial invitation to visit our store. s - KILGORESEEDCOMPANY W E LAK A BUILDING I ^ I PHONE 248 - - . SANFORD, FLA FOR WINTER LAYERS Feed Y ou r ChiekB , -| *i S i-, (JO<t\l — Jovn (860 ) 6-8 i jthiu: «i*;5 G R O W IN G . M A S H t «tvw and develop theii* bodies for heavy : e g g paying - thia winter. S om eth in g N ew in Lloyd Shoe R A D I O C om pany ■trl O. v .'SVllpfilSti f Seminole Feed Co. - P H O N E , 9 4- "TrTfft: irVfipjj u x •*** ! Thrasher & Woodruff “ JULY CLEARANCE SALE! x*9i !■ Special for Saturday & Monday, July 19 and 21 only " ~ 1' , ' ' 4• m H ats AND $1.19 Solf Collars, all sizes, 2 for 25c Barker Linen Moye arrived Thursday ant Visit With rel*t v«r h. U « * morning from Cocoa to apend the burg. Oan and Anniston, Ala. week-end in Sanford with hi* .pa­ Hr. u d Mr*. F K. Sr^th -r . rents. •_______ —V Ed JHi r , 1 Hotel. H (M71 4 taBt, book IMM kftl ■t 6 concert; 9 log f t of -ax Tn f h VsI.Xprr ■ i| d*r ' A L L MAKES f..,*-, Oaaa. mr israu, ■>;: ISapevf d s s s li* ; $6.00 -d* V l* *____ ' I • •if m] Blue W o r t Shirts’': 88c ___ ’ *V* ' *. '*. 1 • 0 5 Trf: •i 7L MWI T 1 • ..vhrvsTj |»,«W -.1-. njtiism iII ' mIV White Flannel Pants-43.00 and $10.00 Pants now - Boys’ and Girts’ Shoes iiM -P i it to sDead. a Men’s $1.50. ,and ,$2.00 Dress Shirts .... ■ » , - *4- ■ “-.> s : \V \ .UlMH $2.00,$2.50, $3.00 I SELL TYPEWRITERS Collars Per Dozen , A ll W ool Bathing Suits $1.95 J mi — $2.00 TLadies’ White Canvas Shoes 82.95 H i Men’s Pin Creek Pants $1.95____ __ U.I I LJ" $1.80 83.95 *1 1#9| $2.45 25c poo ’.and ..Taroleum H air W ash in convene ient sized bottles at McCrory five and ten cent stores.— Adv. _____ - ____ •** i* TT »(^ N G !l $1.15 * Aj -GOING t 85c Mi* s Winifred Strong and Mia* 'ell (Williams motored to “Oviedo idelphfi Mias ’ Winifred Strong leave* Thursday afternoon to be the 8 dance. today for Oviedo to spend the guests o f Mrs. R. R. Wright. Jphia (305) talk; week-end as the guest o f Mkrs*-B. CapL A. E. H. Tatyo, of jphla (509) 6:30 or- R. W righ t Springer, New Mexico. 1* spending 8:8o band; 7:30 ra­ Mr. and Mra. Archie Betti and several days In the Hty.tbe guest ids are. son and Mrs. C. M. Hand apent o f the Montexuma Hotel. »rgb (462) 7;80 * -v»,- j t . « f I** Thursday afternoon most dellghtMr. and M raTcTE . McKes re“rifi (826) 7 Penn fully at DeLeon 8prings. turned Wednesday from a pleas­ R- K. night. »nd (4*2) If-.IS ttu- J-.tA*' RED COMB $2.95 iff ^ /loo*. Owl*. ; ----- -ppnscrd> and time. je rr y , icr --------------------------- T h e B uster B row n S h o e S to r e--------------- for July IB. of Radio Digest) ago News (447.5) 6:30 orchestra; 7 dy; 7:15 Wide ab; 8:16 chorus. Tribune (870) 5 f/:30 program; 9:30 (York (406) ■^Ik, solos. SANFORD PEO PLE Le a v e f o r b ib l e STUDENTS’ M E E T - “ th i^ rm ^ w S th o u r and H o o d .'o f'w e re giv.en.tho lWe,»V> ■ iU -.U fU .I.lA a ^ vU ftJ 'W s. 1 '* ‘ * vliftJ ■dauehtor/ S S tS Enjoyed Si •iv* •. Ilf Sunday at tfcf|w In t h Hty y to n d iy , i ttopjjdng Rev. Clark and wife ^ “ at the Y*14ex Hotel. Mr*. Nora Swanson and Mr*. C. -bead ^m m -- 11 glad to hare all who can Hirschi and daughter* were call­ Mr. and .Mrs. O. J. Pope, Mia* sals Join with them I** a* c Thursday afternoon about 18 ers at the home o f Mrs. If. G. Lundquist, Friday. neighbor ladies assembled at the Evelyn Pop*, of thi* city, were re- ion nereke at 11 o’clock home o f Mrs. August Swanson In Eelyn Popo, of this city, were re­ Sunday .In PaoU. Sunday will be held In our own chn Barnwell Beck underwent the honor o f the eighteenth birthday cent iaitora at Eagla’a N< usual at 2:30 p. m. oration of having hia tonsils and of Mra. ASvhle Swahson, enjoying at Waynes!!!*, N. C. ■ , *$Vf: - . ' ; ____ enolds taken out at the Fer- a fow hours o f social' chat ana nald-Laughton Hospital, beforewelcoming the young bride to the leaving for the beach. community. She received a num­ ber o f pretty tokens *n memory of Mrs. Mansfield and son and the day. Cakes and coffee were daughter left Thursday for their served on dainty trays to all pres­ home -in Okeechobee, after spend­ ent. , :• ing 10 days with-her alster-ln. A party for ' tha"" VhUdran wn* l*w. Mrs. Mary yaurhn. — given Saturday at'.the homo of and Mr*. John Borell spent Mclva Lundr-uist th honor o f her W o ta k e pleasu re in in /iinnouncini /nnnounclnf th a t w o w ill open pleasure day at tho home, o f Mr. and eleventh VlriJidav, on- vSatnrday, m odern a n a uj>rlo-daUj aeod s to re h ere idem ana uprla-data sc Cad Carlson, , -at Monroo. four days ahead, so tha; their, (fttp »*• Wahlborg was ftl*o. their friend*, the Townsends, could bo gp^st for tl)e weekend. v , ^Monday,July21st, 1924 ,,,, Men’s tan and whIU shirts, | U 0 at 98c. Fla. Cash Salvage Co. . Mrs. 'Wn. Townsend and three fi and below wo mention a few of the items we will have Children, of. (Arcadia, who have for immediate delivery:* . , ( mh the.guests at the homo of r4. J. E. and Mrs. A. H. Lundu(*t for 10 days, returned homo C O W P E A S , SO R G H U M , p e p p e r , . Sunday, Mrs. A. H. Igjndquist go­ E G G P L A N T and C E L E R Y v ; ing with them to Haines City for the day. 1 1 M IS S R O S A M O N D R A D F O R D , S ociety E d ito r . ___ -----------— ■ . . Heavyweight Blue Overalls . r* ir , ; • ‘VJf; rf-Vjr L ff; T v t •h.K f » -abt.t Jo.fl' R- *\ a-L '< ' ** ' “’ -V. Wc v>caw»ivi * : % — rrzr Ul. - I ' ■ - �IN LATO N IA M EET. OCT. EWJTORK, July 18.—Tlyj ' X » and Ladktn eclved by thfcModtfy th6*7od Chib (6y thd mile ana a quarter rnco at Lntonin on Oct. 11, in.whichEpinnrd, crack, French: thoroughbred. « I U be fcnttirrd, it was Announced late Thursday. YO U WH1TC CLO *e>o you 7 W ill F ight F o f Title OX. Take Slugring >W Dodgem, lfl ^ N e w -T h fb x ft h 'J M in bdtweerfjj ville-and Asheville, operated via nah, in connection with the Railway System. EFFECTIVE JU^E 29, 1924 No 24 * Northbound D A IL Y SCHEDULE ‘ jj, 3:55P.M. L v . ___Sanford, A; C, L . .... Af 8U5PJH. L y .....Jacksonville, A. C, L . . A r ’ 12:85A.M. Ar. ... Savannah, A. C. L.....Lv~ “ 5135A.M: Ar. ....Coliinibia, Soil. ..iRy. I>. 9:30A.M" At. ... Charlotte, Soil. Itt. ...Ly. tO :25A.M. Ar.— Spartahburf?, Sou. Ry. Ly. 1:20P.M. Ar...Hendersonville, Stfb^Ry. Lt 2:25P.M. Ar. .-Asheville, Sou. R y....hr. 7:05P.M. Ar.......j-..Rn6xvlllc< Sdh.’ Ry.......i, 7:15A.M. Ar..i.....Cihcinnatl, feini. Ry...._ tv( Match to B— ,> rataa Trlm GlanU la 18-Innlng ConteaL,* Hoi/0 MUCH Do You LOUIS;; July l8Apitehlng It gsrmeJi&x Haines of the uia Cardinals Shut' out the n ravei.Ththiday, 5 to 0, he. crowd of 16,000 drawn by* a ilosls society benefit. ‘This lie first time •> Cardinal iman had pitched a no-hit Kkine aince 187(1. Haines fanned ; Tire men and walked three. Two Braves dirtl on first bnso whiio an. others expired on second, reaching there when two posses were issued in the sixth inning. The Cardinals’ pitcher received excellent support. Score by ini ’ Boston .‘iiu i! 000—0 0 4 | St. Louis ........ <>0x—6 12 0 McNamara, and - p ’Nelll; Haines and Conasles. I Sow cQuiltsn and Snyder; Smith .NEW YORK, July 18,— Articles bf agreement ;ior a 12-round, nndselslon contest, between Mickey Walker bf Elisabeth, N. J., world’s vtrMtehvefght champion, nnd Ben­ ny Leonard of. Now York, world’s lightweight' title-holder, to be held lit Boyle's Thirty Acres In Jersey <5ty on Thurttof jrfvenlntf, Aug. 21, were signer TftdnftUy* by 'life two’ principals and Tex Rickard, the promoter. The mnteh will be for WaQtisr’a VweXterweighk title anr s prlhripsls posted forfeits to :lgn In under the 147-pound wetUrwslght limit.:. ; Another stlptilslton is that the Winner of.the match will sign to niest Dave Shade,, Pacific coast welterweight, In a title match. It la understood that this clause .vnu Included at the suggestion of t$a, Alppt: logical welterweight to msec Walker for the 147.pound a 'A 'abort ttme ago the eommisabm ruled that any opponent meet­ ing Walker in a bout outside of Ma«r Yofk-state would Im> subject upbnston kluo to Walker’s faitto accept Dave Shade's rhnla for a match for the title, theory wss advanced Thursday . -RJoksrd . •places himself in tlon for a possible suspension fdr signing up Walker for a match ^n lan oth tar a t a t e . i < i i d i i » . ~ - Up iTtmrStrm With Wiattnm •are lha *UndnrJ NEW ORLEANS, July 18.—At­ lanta ' won from New Orleans Thursday*# lolfc •Score by innings: 'Atlanta . ..........000 100 004—5 » 0 New Orleans ,._000 002 000—2 0 1 '7karr and Brock; Hollingsworth 1HVILLE, Tenn., July 18.— lis won from Nashville SENATORS AND PELICANS W IN BROWNS SPLIT 5 TO 3 CONTEST TWO THURSDAY FROM SMOKERS ,..,000 010 200— 3 0 6 i Kohlbecker; Olsen M O M ’N -P O P fOPASeiKS INSE m PTOWN TO MAKE AN INVESTIGATION OF MIS REAL GuNM i s M H N A M b ! I J ’W ONDER tF HOU COULD i N f o C M M B RECjAPDirJG mms A PIECE OF EAMD IN THIS VICirulTH KWOUJ/U AS The. m oss f a r m r~PJ WAAL* W H E N 1 f K N O W W H A T WOO (j V JA N Y A K N O W M E68W 1 C A N TE L L ESTATE. — AFTER P O X UNG yP A T THE R o a c h HOW FAS i £ IT 1 F pO M HERE AMD WHICH IB THE QUICKEST VWW f TO REACH f t ? o £ »r= = n ri hotel me INTERVIEWS HEN STUM P th e s e a r M A N IN Posey C O U N TV. Elder Bprlnss flown flvo gallons of pure water every thirty-two sec­ onds. It In lined by over fifty por rent of the pcnpln of Hanford, and. Id Its tiatnhnl form, in uned by the Western Union and many battery atntlnne for 'atnraxe batterlen. la It pureT Ask the Htato Hoard of Health. New titock A lw ays Die Full nmn Phone 311 J. H . C la u s e 105 I’almctU Distributor Just take a look at our ginghams • t 10c up. Fla. Cash Salvage Co. For Sale— Ladies* white low and high ruts, S3.50 nnd S3.00 values, at 89c to S2.13. Fla. Cash Salvage G A B R IE L GREATER HIDING COMFORT P. A. N Co „ A t Lake M ary Sunday A T NOON,’ 'A L L YOU CAN EA.T FOR J. E. DICKSON^ Jacksonville ■■ aB aan M H aa ak B B aa aa aaa as Your Sister City invites you to upend a week end, or to stop over nnd break your Journey north. 100,000 A L L IG A T O R S K IN S Keeps nwny MOSQUITOES, j WHITE EOR PRICES Haa p lc n a n n t SOUTHERN pino odor. Will not stain. At ,* drug stores. H ID■E & SK IN CO. *> fc ✓ , I Me rid o Drug o.I im <1 AkMfy. M f* .CC«.!o c. MobiU.AU. Jacksonville, Fla. Shop in our fine stores which compare favorably with any in the country. Enjoy surf hnthing at our wonderful ocean benches. Bring your clubs nnd piny over our new 18 hole municipal golf course. Enjoy our mo­ tion picture houses, boat trips on the St, Joh,is, nnd motoring to places of interest. Jacksonville hotels, through their low summer rntca, ussuro you o f comfortable accommodations at reasonable cost. Write or wire for reservations to any o f the fol­ lowing members o f tho Jacksonville Hotel ond Restaurant Association: IIOTRI.S KEEP IN CLOSE TOUCH WITH SANFORD . K o c t lir r a Scm la o le S ru rc a HI. I'ksrlri St, (je o r ^ e l lo v r r ll ------------------ READ The A u n V lr g ls t a V Y In dm r W ln S le IlKSTAlin A1VTS ------------------ A J rn k a M i liS a s n r h o r s e TROTS AN' IF MOORB V0 NO HORtM M£ CAP) 6lT THERE 0M WALKIN' — OTHERWISE OE'LL HAue t dicker votth ME r HAUL HE OOTlN \ MH BUCKBOARD* ■ 1 ■■ j 1m The personal interest which you have in Sanford due to your associations and con Sections in this city, should not be allowed to diminish during the summer months when you go away to your summer home or on your summer vacation trip. • A complete, daiW record of the hews and -happenings^ in Sanford Seminole VcounJ**#7A**J vs and syvsiSISSVIV V W lt ty is the service griven by Sanford’s only! jm I newspaper, „ ™ IVO WALKING. * ZSNH T here a i M a g e in toww ? 4FIC STADIUM, ColFrance, July IS.—Kiss Allis, American tennis >n, Thuradsy defoated olla B. Mallory, former wi’ champion, remaeentrway la * the Olympia Try Smith’s Barber Shop fo r good barber work. Ladies welcome. N e x t to Valdez. TIK E S A N B IT'S Foot? MILES AS c r o w f l i e s OR S i x “•yKwiixn^vir 4 W ills W in s Olympic Gymes BOSTON, July 18.— T y Cobh s wonts, to stop playing baseball an ‘n « regular thing this year. If he 2 can get a man to take his place in ,0 11ho Detroit outfit, ho Bald Thurs­ day, ho will withdraw from the j lineup and become a bench man. ngrr, although ho added f that ho |vMWild -still doubtless 'p ld y fto n L : time to time. IlM iaid that 20 yenrw , of hfischall wore beginning to toll oh hint nnd that his health made withdrawal as a regular necessary! intersm ith’ s Chill Tonic Find Its Superior tm 4000A, Tenn., July tooga made it four ursagyi winning from 11 teg, iM vsrm i P ^ T y Cobb States M ay ■gg Quit R egular Playing By T A Y L O R The Mystery D eepe«s For Pop Wells. 1 hankins and Kress. PARIS, July 18.— In the apringhoard and fancy diving events for men in the Olympic games Thurs­ day, Pete Dcs Jandcnes, o f Miami, Fin., won second with 10 points. Albert C, White o f Iceland Stanford University, was first with 13 points nnd Clarence Pinkston, San Frnn<i:<co, third with three points. walked Fisse nnd Burke foHnwiiig "Chili’s" two-ply Idow to left cen­ ter. The win wus made possible by concentrated slick work, includ­ ing Sanders’ 13th homo run of the year, arid Suintiy miscuce in the seventh and eighth. Score by innings: St. Petersburg 121 000 000— 4 f B Orlando......... 001 000 211— 6 12 3 Hernandez, Wolfe, Dibert and Moore; Thompson, P feiffer and Francis. Po&reD L..tfl io6 020-10 12 2 Miami Boy Second In Olympic D iving Event How They Stand Florida State league Club. W. L; Lnkrlnnu . 18 C St. Petersburg .... itl 10 Tampa . . 13 ’ 10 Orlando . . — . . » 10 14 Bradentown . 8 Hi Bnshlnglon Winn Second Gome, Ilrndentown Loses ( ’lose Game To Clearwater . . . 8 17 12 to 7, A fter Losing First, 3 to Lakeland When Huskey Makes 0— Chicago Trotmcr* Philadel­ Error—Orlando Trims Saints American League phia. 13 to 5 5 to i Club. ) W ASH ING TO N, July 18. — CLEAR W ATER, July 18.—The New Yqrjt Washington and St. ,Loui.i broke Clearwater Pelicans defeated Tam­ Washington even in Thursday’)! <double header. pa here Thursday in the opening Detroit . game before 7(H> enthusiastic fnpj, the former winning thu second ’ 5 to 3. McLaughlin nnd Thnninu Chicago . St. l-ouix game 12 to 7, after nuslaining n I i -----------— hotted hard!, McLaughlin getting Cleveland . to 0 defeat in the firut. The initial four blows in ms many times up. Bouton . . Score by Innings: Philadelphia tilt was n pitching duel between Tunipn . .000 (M»2 100— 3 0 1 Dnvis ami Zachary, while tlio nee- Clearwater . 101 200 0lx —5 14 l National League ond was a d)iJB,(t:Fl. Jh .wtkU.IUlch Smllnr nnd Comes; Cooper- and Club. ( Cta..wero xhiwgcil.-.frcijiicjjtly .on . Livingston. .............. . i IWw York • U jtjr i>. . ,’f l * ** both aides. ■■<>' , ! Hiirngu . First Guine Lakrliind 3; Ilrndentown 2 Pittstiurgh . Score by innings: BRADENTOWN, July 18— Bun- Brooklyn . St. Irfiuis ......... 000 001 020—.'t fi 1 key's error with an easy double Cincinnati . Washington . .. .000 0(10 000—0 f» 0 piny in sifcht cost Ilrndentown two Boston . Davis and Kego; Zachary and rutin nnd the lint) game Tliursdny. St. Louis In tlio ninth the Growers made n Philadelphia Rucl. valiant attempt to win when Welch led o ff with n blow good for three. Kniiihrrn Longue ! K. Johnson walked nnd Tilton made Club. Learn ploying center, g » way hack Memphis . in the woods to get his near home Now Orionn.i run. Atlanta . I Score by innings: Nashville . Lakeland....... 000 200 100—3 Mobile . j Bradentown *, . ooi 000 001—2 Birmingham ( Ery nnd Nance; Sullivan- and Chattanooga 1McDaniel. Little Book > - | Southern League MuCt4 tv H A T The light heavyweight championship of America will be at stake when Gcno Tunney, the holder, balllcx Georges Cnrppntlcr, the colorful Vrcuchnmn, at the Polo Grounda, New York, July 24. Doth were Pittsburgh 4; New York 3 TTSBURGH, >July 18. — A activo combatants in the into wur. Tinncy with the A. E. F..nnd Carkm n In .the 18th inning by pentjer with. the. FfaneJ; nir forces. i'g b . j’ OpOOpiOipOlOl—4 13 0 S Through Sleepers Daily Between; Jacksonville and Asheville Tam pa ahd Cincinnati (via As] Miami and Asheville Jacksonville and Charlotte Cincinnati 10; Brooklyn 8 - C IN C IN N ATI, July 18.—Cincin­ nati won a slugging match from Brooklyn Thursday, 10 to 8. Both * , L'nflua.and Grimes ware hit hard, the1former receiving the better support. Roush had two triples and two singles in five times up. . Score by innings:. . . •■ Brooklyn ------- 008 100 810— 8,14 8 Cincinnati. ....802 006 OOx—10 l» 2 '. _OHmea, Decatur, W. Johnson nnd Hargrekvcii; Luque, May and Hnr- hor gave Pittsburgh a 4 to .7 Iiy over New York Thursday, game yras- a pitching duel be­ lt McQuillan, and Morrison, or* by innings: * . JTork 000001 OOlOIp 0—3 0 1 Iaj A I M T r-= K OnitonA—lOuU • Wfc CANT BRAG OF ANW SUCH THINGS IN THESE ! Enjoy Your VacWioii on the World’s Most Famous Beach , PARTfi MET* f—J of>r-c »o u uncxonllod 4 » d ll| U « fa r A J f J 1 * * « « , on U i« w u r lj'a moat U m o v a boacli. t h o & P j l Jo e n jo y b*ltUnX, U x iL fn «. i , a t . r a ^ r l o . s o il. t w r t W * - O cvaa-letnperod brccxns kqap tlio to M P a ra tu rv . S lV ieM E cool. Special rallrou il n l M lo r aum m er vlaUora. J ala I M S W apaad J * m t a e a llo a la tb la Miaamar p laygroaedL t ^ u fvoG e THIS IS WHAT HOO D C A tt. A ONE HORSE f—. n TiovuNf; «-p-> 1 POACH n o te *. Subscription rates,to the diiily are $7 or one year; $3.50 for 6 months; $1.75 for 3 nonths ,or 65c per month. Subscription rates to the weekly edition ire $2 for one year; $1 for 6 months; 60c for bx-ee months, or 25c pef month. ■r ^ ^ ■i • j* * •ivUw ^? *4 r * Irdfe'r The H E R A L D , Jjiily oc Weekly, N O W �ii-7' 'A' -' THE SANFORD HERALD 1924 sm i: :■ T IM T O FIND A NEW HOME, LOCATE LOST ARTICLES, AND PERFORM MANY IMPORTANT TASKSFORYOU Advertising Dally Herald .a d r a t e s sh In Advance 11ado. will w »*. u d H i* 1/./m ediately f . v . >1 ( ■ .j___. IM e t»»« He ■ l l w a * a lla * H • IIm _ 'Type duubld A b o v e 4* t e i t r i fo r eoo - llfltertlofie. * of average k! A line. le ngth i»r*e >*0 f 1r ftrmt [|nr (■ restricted to il float I on. It made T h e Ban* • 111 ba r e e p o n a lb le la In ra rrtcl In s e rtio n . |.«r (or s u b seq u en t I Tha o ff lea sh o u ld be Im adU lalr IB of is T t H T iia n i. r tn r a ie n ta llta Ih o r llllar w ith rates. ru laa ■ration, w in a l v * v a > lafon tiallon . And If L . t w ilt aaalat y o u tn w e n t ed to m a k e letlve. (T« at itonna, r« ahould g i v e th e ir loatofflra aitdraaa ee ilr phone number If raaulta A b o u t on e of a thousand h a e a ind the othara can’t a with i o n unlena your luldraMillamearr M l)A T b e u o n t *• T h e l e a * Id itllo or by latrehrar I 'w a a t l a * ■at valid. Prompt. E f fi c i e n t Sarvlca. Is ALW AYS the h the more reason you Vars QUICK SERVICE . to do that job of ether it bo n local, or ■nee haul. Phone 498. Ill Court of the Seventh |Circuit rtf Florida, In Itmlnole County. In J|f. Complainant, r* |i>il *t sl D«f endsnte. fciTATIoS' u, Iterilell. John N. |II. S Attnni*. Richie Alt.-rt I) Have* end |Eavv«. William T. Nash Ka»h J J. Herrin. 1 .It.. 'Cha|l*n. Marta C JtleC. Murphy, F r a n k B. loo xjul hi, K u r r e i i o n tn IKovfor and wife. ■ H K W r t a fiK Real Estate LE AR N ABOUT Polk County and hOIt RENT— 7-room house close Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* in, all conveniences, $40.00 ram. Beat advertising medium in month. -— * I outh Florida Published morning*. FOR RENT— One two-room Star-Telegram, Lakeland. Fla. apartment, well furnished, cen­ CO LU M BU S (On.) L E D G E R — Clase- trally located,. $25.00. Wert mU have' the largest elrcu* FOR SALE—5 acres celery land, Intioii lit South Western Georgia, 3 acres cleared, 1 1-2 acres tiled, l U t » I c ( t - w o r d ) tine. fine condition, bargain. ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her­ ONE LOT close in on Park Ave­ nue, a bargain. ald, South Georgia’s greatest sim per, newspaper. Morning,' afternoon, FIVE-ROOM Bungalow, all mod­ ern conveniences, $3,200.00. • ekly and Sunday Claaaifled rates weekly We have the bargains and sell 10c: per line. Waycross Journalat the owner's price. Call in and Heraid, Wsycroa*. Georgia. see us, we wlil save you money. TO REACH tht» prosperous farm­ Seminole Realty Co., ers and fern growers of Volusia _____ Seminole Hotel Annex. county advertise in the DeLand 'Daily News, rate lc per word, cash A FIRST CLASS investment— Preferred stock, Sanford Build­ with order._________ ing & l.onii Association; eight per A L IT T L E W A N T AD in The cent interest guaranteed. A. P. Herald will bring you big re­ Connelly.* Sec’y. sults. Advertise those old articles you have stored away and have FOR SALE— Un easy terms, well located building lots in desir­ no uso for. A little thlrty-cent ad may bring you aeveral dollars. able residential section. Very lit­ Phono 148 and a representative tle cash required. Can bo pur­ chased on easy monthly payments, will call to see you. lots from $500 to $1250. Address FLORIDA— ORLANDO— Orlando Box_4_l2, Sanford, Florida^ mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ W ILL TRADE six-room bungalow fied business, rule lc a word, min­ located in Riverside, Miami, for imum 24c cash with order. well located property in Sanford. AU G U STA CHRONICLE — Au­ Bungalow is now rented unfur­ gusta, Ga.— Augusta’s greatest nished for fifty dollar* per month. classified medium, rate cash .09c My equity in $4,000. Price of house c h a rg e . 10c p e r line, min imum is 18.000. What have you to of­ fer? Addresa, Bungalow, care of .30c. Sanford Herald. M AINE — Waterville, Morning Sen­ tinel. Thousands of Maiue peo­ DO YOU W ANT TO BUILD? I have a desirable location in the ple arc Interested in Florida prop­ erty. Reach them through the highest section of Sanford. Prop­ Sentinel. Kate card on applica­ erty in that section of the city is growing rapidly. Am in a position tion. to sell several lut-s at leas than PALM BEACH COUNTY—The market value. Very lltUo cosh is scene of stupendous development necessary, Balance can be paid on Read about it in the Palm Beach easy monthly payments. I prefer Post. Sample copy sent on re­ to sell to people wishing to build. quest_________________ If you mean business I would be TAM PA. FLO R ID A— Tampa Daily glad to talk the matter over with Time*, the great home dally, you. Sanford Is just on the verge growth. A rate 14p per word, minimum of nn. enormous , . , . dollar , , charge 25c cash with order. Write to<,n>' ,wlH ,m'an »"'> do ' for complete rate card. I lar!\ in 0 ypar fr" m " 'i T Th“ ru l* ----------5---- --------z------------------- i no better way of making money NICE cool rooms, facing river, $7 per week.. VENDOME HOTEL, 315 N. Beach Sti,’ Daytona, Fla* I • ■ ... . t' . 'JiW " \j F o r RENT— Furnished* roomtu 1101 Elm Avenue, comer of 11th Street. ____ ‘ ■*. * i FOR RENT— Roontf. Wouldn’t you be able to u m the money aecured by renting that ta>^nt rootn now going to waste? Th4re- art many persons looking for places, to stay. ^Help take care of them and not only make money but assist ih keeping people in Sanford. Phone 148 and give your ad over the tel­ ephone. Use The Ilerald for quktt service. f -1-. £ FOR RENT—Tw o largo, cool fur­ nished housekeeping rooms, $18 month. 314 East Fifth Street. . FOR RENT— With or Twithout board, large cool front rooms. Phoenix Hotel. 300_Park Avenue. FOR RENT—Three unfurnished rooms. 314 Elm Avenue. OLD COLONY Lite Insurance Company of Chicago. Illinois, offers agfnta.a wider field and in­ creased opportunity by writing man, woman and child from ages 0 to 60 on the annual or quarterly premium plan, for amounta going up to $3,000 as regards children, while for adults the limit is $30,000. As the Company writes al­ so sub standard risks our agents havo very few rejections. The Company just entered Florida and is looking for a good producer in this locality. p u b l i c St e n o g r a p h e r phone 470. Jessie D. Kleinman. . Office Up-stairs Court House, Houses For Sale We know we cannot do A L L the hauling nnd transfer business in Sanford; but we do know that wo 1got the CREAM o f it, and that the reason for that is the SERVICE we render. QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER, Phone 498. B U ILirVO U R HOME in the San­ ford Building & 1/oan Associa­ tion. Consult the’ office) and you will find actual record* that the ceased, M. J. Doyle, deceased and. rate of interest you will pay will Michael J. boytr, deceased, or other* be less than in any other way. wise. In and to the follow ing d e ­ A. 1’. Connelly, Sec’y. scribed lands In the County of Sem­ inole nnd State o f Florida, more particularly described aa fallowat lieKlnnlnx at a point on the cen­ ter tine o f Mellonvllle Avenue In the City of Hanford, Florida. 1601.3 feel North 4 degrees Hast of the In­ tersection of the center line of Me)Innvllle Avenue with the South line o f Rectlori SO, Township 19, South, R ange 31 F.eat, thence North 4 d e ­ grees Rust along the center line o f M ellonvllle Avenue IIS feet; Ihence West parallel with the Bouth line o f aald Keollon 30. 434 feet, more or less, to the extension of the Hast line of T ier "H .” according to K. II. Trufford s Map of the Town of Sunford. Florida, said east line being 1(6 feet east of and parallel to the east line of Hay Avenue; thence south along said east line of said ' T ier "It ,” 314 feel, more or less, to a point west o f point of begin ­ ning. thence east 467 feet, more of beginning, IHSV KI.O PKnH A T T E N T I O N — Pen- t( „ )n lm v tn,, Snrlf,,n | roll| . . . or less, to point * (tool a la Ijealnnlnif tile great, - i de- , in hanioru rent ea- less the tiget 40 f,-e( reserved veio|iment In Olorldn’ * history; a 'e t c . Drop In nnd see us. Room 8, for street purposes, containing half million dollar h igh w ay to the Ball Hardware Building. 3 .1 acres, more or lens, und hcru1 g u lf hi-arh Jimt finished; n tvsn building 'l o t million dollar brid ge across Hacnm- W ELL LOCATED One of the highest points in hln Kay started; quarter million dollar opera houne under conatruc­ Sanford. Will sell cheap and on tion: two millions being spent on easy terms, Innuire Room H. Ball h ig h w a y ; greatest chance for live developers lo get In on ground Hardware Building. flooi. W r ite Development Depart­ ment The Pensacola News LOST an opportunity to keep abreast with tha Untaa by not reading tha classified Dares . of your daily newspaper. Herald want ada contain many interesting messages. It will pay you to read them daily. Tul LOST-^Tlre rack, tube, light a.... license plate No. 109259. Re­ ward. .Phone 671J. ' I W K 8 T V I I t O t N l A — Clarkahurg Tlie C lsik a b u rg Exponent, murnlng Inrlurting Bunday, morning Ixaya. I c . h b p . r , w ont, lalnlmum 14c. M iscellaneous W a n te d articles. Finder please return to Herald office. " ■■f » • ’ ._______ If it*a baggage, a piano, a safe, household goods, In zact anything movable, we are in the transfer business for that purpose and will handle them to your entire satisfaction. Phone 498. LOST— StnalPbrown coin purse. Reward if returned with con­ tents to Herald off!ce._ Box 1. _ L O S f- O n V baseball shoo, pre­ sumably on Park Avenue, some­ where between Third and Thir­ teenth Streets. Finder please re­ turn to Herald office. LOST— Or misplaced, ono pack­ age clothing, front o f Cates’ store. Reward upon return to 019 W. Flibit Street. PYREX B A K IN G W A R E Ball Hardware Co. tofnrr <! user lin'd nn Lot 1 nf Klta A. Pace's Hub-Dlvlalon aa per plat thereof duly o f rtbotd, i l i o , Ht'Klnnlnic at a point <i nth* cen­ PHONE 8 ter Um* of Mellonvllle Aveim** In tha Cltv nf Hanford. Florida, 117.6 fret North 4 rieirreea Kaal of the Intrrart'tlot) of the center line of Mellon* Kiln A. I’ nor'a Sub-Alvlslon. ns per Vlllr Avrnue with the Hnuth line of pint thereof duly of record, also. Htrtlnn 30. Township I t Htiulh. 3 ort pane It nf the public records flu iimi* 31 Fast, thence North 4 de* I.f Som) pole County, Florida, nnd jfreoff Kant, nlonH the center line of nllin All of Block • I f ’, or Mellnnvttm. Mellonvllle Avenue, 170 feet, ihence West. pArnllel with the an hi South r « per pint thereof record6(1 In Flat line nf Heel ion 30. Dfil feet, more or Bunk !. /»n pntre t *fl of the public lef* it) the easterly line of the record* o f Remlnole County, Florida, M oim K L evy Grant (m ore com ­ end to m v nnd all other peraon or monly known as the Sanford pereon*. whose nnme* nre unknown, (Ir a n i); ihence Hnuth 26 decree* dnlm tn a nnv rlaht title nr Interest Weal, a Ionic Said Grant line 1%2 7 In nnd to the properly hereinabove feel, more or leas to n point wept of dmrrlhed, or any part or parcel the indtit of heginnlim, thence Ka»t thereof. •It la hereby ordered that you nnd j 62lk feet, mure or leas to the point of you lie nnd appear before | o f hea irmlnK. lean the east <0 feet eech hi, lit Circuit Court, nt the Court our ; repel veil for street purposes, con* tutiihiK 2 3 HCrea, more or lee*, and House nt Hanford. Florida, on the | heretofore described it a Lot S of let dny of Hoplrmber, 1924. nnd then nod there make anawer to the hill of eomplalnt exhibited ngnlnnt you In Ihl* enuee It In further ordered that thin Order of Puhllrntlnn be puhllnhed In the Sanford Herald, a newnpaper puhllnhed tn Sanford. Seminole County. Florida, once each week for eight rnnnerutlve week*. tVtTNKSS my bund nnd tlie nenl of the Circuit Court of tlie Seventh JudlcUt I ’ ll cult of the Stute of FlorIdn. In nnd fur BnmlnoU County, on thin tli* 20th dny of June. A. IA 1934 r: A. Dot to LASH. Clerk of I he t'lrrull (7ourt of the Seventh Judicial Circuit, In OBOItOK A D R C O T T K S Solicitor nnd of Cnunnrl for Compplalnant. mid fo r Seminole Count) lH «nl) By A, M Wrekn D C. 6 30 27 7 (11-16-25 6:1-2-15 DBKS a ? S fta " S « .J ,S Z H ~ ’ *5~j K E E P POSTED Y o u r interest in Sanford w arran ts it. Y o u r investment fyere dem ands it. H ave The San ford H erald follow you to your summer home. Sanford Herald, starting with the is­ * i p * *■' N a m e ... ........................................... S IG N S Address........... .... l i ...................... d s t d r o p p e d in ado o t the w ^ T A E *’ ---- - G. W . V E N A B L E Contractor and Huilder 417 W. First St. Phone 460 B R I.IE V E Fred R. Wilson IN WEEKLY One Year ............. $2.00 Six Months...........$LOO Three Montha ....... $ .50 One Month........... $ .25 and a general no-account teeling, it' Is a sign your liver Is torpid. The one really dependable remedy for all disordera in the liver, etomarb and bowels is Hcbine. It acts The Matthews Press powerfully on the liver, strength­ ens digestion, purifies the bowels Phone 417*L2 and restores a fine feeling of en-j Welsks Bldg., Sanford. Fla. ergy, vim und choerfulness. Price i 60c. Sold Ly Union Pharmacy. J )*. ..v>r Apartments For Rent FOR RENT—To responsible para,, ty, downtown apartment of thrsa rooms. Inquire at Herald offick. PRINTING TOM M OORE OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN < 221 E. First St. PHONE 410 Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First National Hank Bldir. Sanford, ■■■ ■■■— Florida George A. DeCottes Attorney*at*Law Over Seminole County * % Bank Sanford, ■■■ ■ . Florida D R . R. M. W E L S H GKAUUATB VSTEUINAB1AK koom 205 Conrad Building • Phones t Office 20. Horn* 21 . DBLAND, FLA. ■* '4M By GEORGE McMANUS GING U P FATHER > ^ A T “H E L L O ’.'A N D CAN FOR R ENT— 5-room house next H P to ___■ ■ vniepi door •‘Gables.’* ' ’ Inquire MlMf Lois Evans, care Yowalls. » ' FOR RENT— Houae, closa Frank L. Woodruff. FOR RE N T -0 -lo o m house new- ’ ly finished throughout. Good loa,: cation. 209 Ji_ St. s* FOR RENT—One five-room bun­ galow, modern and close in. jJ .l T. Pace. 801 W. First Street, FOR RENT— 6-room furnished house, with exception of linens; garage, two poultry houses and. cow stall. Flowing well. Yard’ fenced for chickens. Electric'lights, city water. Located 806. Laurel Avenue. Inquire at Eagla. House, 205 Oak Avenue. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD ATTORNEY-AT-LAW If your lireoth is bad nml you First National Rank IJIdg. have spells p t , swimming in the j Sanford, ---------- Florida ht'ad, poor appetite, conatiputhm, BO TH D A IL Y A N D W E E K L Y ISSUES A .One Yer...^........... $7.00 S Six Montha.......... $3.50 ? rhree Montha____$1.75 2 One Month.......... ? .05 YOU Houses For Rent *|L ____________ ______ ____________ II— ~ FOR R EN T—Two-room hotua-., * keeping apartment, 719 O ak . Avenue, FOR RENT— Cool three-room apartment, bath, option fur»; nished or unfurnished. Wlftht . Bros. Co, ___________ ;1 / m FOR RENT— Two-room apart­ ment with or without ga n g *. Apply 618 Oak Avenue. ' ja I H AVE FOR “ R ENT on ’ ocean I front 1-2 block o ff Main Street,’ only 25 steps to postofflcC, some apartments 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms, and also light housekeeping room*. ^ Very reasonable by week or month. Good week-end rates. W. M. Mitchell, 118 Ocean Avenue, Day* tons Beach, Florida. Pas to ff ice box_892.________________ •' :aFOR RENT— Two" ami 3-room B u ild in g M aterial apartments, furnished. 904 W est' M illA c l K 'Concrete " c i , general; F ifth Street. • ' ■ ~* ?■’& •,J cement work, sidewalks, build­ FOR RENT— I-arge apartment' ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. K. very reaionable. 417 West. Terwlilegar, Prop._____________ Second Street. .• I Lumber and Building Material Carter Lumber Company N, I-nurel St. Plume 505 For Rent H ILL LUMBER CO. Hou8o of Service, Quality and Pries. W ANTED— Party to share unfurnished house close In, .Rent reasonable. M. G. Loftln, care' F. Our drivers are competent, cour­ W. Woolworth Co. ’ .Vi ' teous-and accommodating; If thay were otherwise, they would riot be employed by ua. They are wil­ Are you moving f I f so, call a ling to do that Job just like you QUICK SERVICE TRA N SFE R to wunt it done. Give them a trial do the Job; they know how, and nnd see for yourself. Phone 498, will handle your goods as you QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. would yourself. Phone 498. Ask yourself ths reason why V. C. ( 01.1.lSIl l'r op. the QUICK SERVICE TRANS­ FER ia always bu*y, even when (tr a r r a l Sh ip «■ < M ill W e e k other transfers nre Idle. The res- j CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER son 1*, they believe in that word t BIT Com m ercial Street SERVICE, and annly It in their business. Cali 498. »•••*•** D A IL Y FOR SALE— One practically new four-burner oil stove. Including oven, two good bods and one Eng­ lander folding couch. Address A. L. R., care Herald. FOR SALE— Ice box cheap, quire Phoenix Hotel. FOR SALE— Fordson tractor and harrow, also mowing machine and take, all In perfect condition, at sacrifice. Seo Louis Fleischer,' Sanford, Fla._____________________ FOR SALE— Two slightly used radio sets, bargains, easy terms. Hof-Mac Battery Co. LUMBER FOR STATS— Yellow pine framing, sheeting, siding and flooring. Delivered at reas­ onable prices. Plenty of, lumber,’ quick service. Vermont Lumber Co., Osteen, Fin. PHOTOPLAYS—Turn your T K n Into screen stories. Only sto­ ries properly constructed will re­ ceive consideration. Send two dol­ lars for model synopsis showing how stories ahould be written. T. A. Scott, Box 548, Sanford, Fin. STOP PAYIN G RENT— Uso the Sanford Building A I/>nn Asso­ ciation and you will pay no more than you pay for rent und will fi­ nally own . your home without missing the money. A. P. Con­ nolly, Secy. Sanford Novelty Work* ............................................ ’ 4 *-* \ Miscellaneous For Sale F5K SAY*fc— 0 s «l Pulleys, various sise», good condition. Iloolehan Coleman Co. Watch for symptoms of worms In your children. Those parasites ure the greut destroyers of child life. If you h«v« reason to think your child has worms, act quickly. Give the little on* a dose or two tof ■ White's Cream Vermifuge. Worms cannot exist where this time-tried and successful remedy is used. It drives out the worm* and restores | the roay hue of health lo baby i cheeks. Price 35c, Sold by Union Pharmacy, Gentlemen— I ’lease send me The for which I am enclosing j M OTHERS The Sanford Herald Sanford, Florida. sue o f W ANTED TC BUY— Home in Sanford., Must be newly censtructod house, well located, and sold on easy terms. Will not pay cxhorbltant price. In answering this ad. give complete informa­ tion aa to location, size of house, and price. Addresa Box 7B, car* Herald office. LOST—July $hl. vanity cam con­ taining two sgtrauda of beads, pocket knife, alio- aeveral other T A K E THE ln<t hi* Bpcpee* , TO KEACI1 BU’k'ERS or sellers of .M d exrh nnd e v e r y of Florida real estate advertise in W ANTE D —* o Sorrow money on » named defendants. If good first mortgages; new the St. Petersburg Times. One cent K either any or all of he dead, to nil par- cent a word daily, two cents a word homes in Sanford’s most desira­ ble residential seclion. FI,ETCH­ lplerei.1 e under each Sundays. tee and Me Hucresaorn ER & BULGER BUILDING COMDO YOU W A N T to buy or sell 8 Keefer nnd w if e anything?” If so advertisa in I’ AN Y, Room No. 9, Duvis-Mc'»r. fieitr ice ll Morton, Neill Building, Orlando, Florida. hi* 8urr.<emirs In Trust, the "GnineBville Sun.” Phone 1768. iwaev. Trustee nnd his l»Tru*t ur otherwise. In ADVERTISING gets results if it W ANTED— Boya and girla to open lands hereinafter d e ­ , reaches potential buyers. PaV * q. . ii ..* News t. i.,..,i t„ savings accounts account*______ in the _ Sanford , alt parties nlaltnlnic In- i-.LIntkn ti Daily is circulated in •Building nnd Loan Aasoclntlon. «r A M Thrnsher. d e­ an industrial nnd agricultural sec­ ls n \VIIsun. decease.1. An oaay way to save and make Murtdn d,.(-eased, and tion. your savings pay you eight per y, dereased or nther- ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. - St. cent interest. We will be glad to d t<> ttie fidlo wln ff deJohns County is reached through explain the plan to you. Sanford '». alttini,- Ivina and beCounty <>f Seminole and the SL Augustine Evening Record. Building & Loan Association, A. »Hd* mure particularly Quick results. Two cents per word. P. Connelly, Secretary.__________ • follows, to- w 11: Sample copy on renuest. HELP build your city und at the >1the fullowlntc deceased tn.wlt James O. Bersame time help yourself. Buy Bradshuw. H s Adams. stock on the Installment Plan in C l*rk of the r ir c u lt Court of thu Id*. Albert O, Kaves the Sanford Building & Loan As­ Seventh Judicial Circuit o f I^ves. tV IIIl«m T. Florida. In and fo r Bomsociation, paying eight per cent •f». -------- Nash. 3, J. Inolo County. u. J It Chalten. Marla interest nnd better If rou curry (S e a l) lly A. M Weeka. D. C. litfslr c Murphy, F ra n k it through. A. P. Connelly 8ec’y. kltt >- Three (1 ) and OEO IIO B A. D E COTTK8. Solicitor and Counaol for |e*rtl,>n T h ir ty - fo u r (J4), Complainant. nineteen (18) South, f-one tj|) Hast, and the ( 10-27 T : 4 - l l - l * - I 5 *1-1-15 O N E IN T E N l * S ) " f tl'e Southwest Neglecting a little wound, cut or IJJK) of Section T h l r l y - In thn Circuit Court nf Ihn Krvrnlh Irevnihtp Nineteen (1#) Judicial Circuit o f the Hint* of abrasion of lbs flesh may in nine Thirty.line Fast, Florida. In nnd for Seminole caseH out of ten cause no grent and all oilier persona, County. In Chancery. ■uffering or mconvenlsncc, but it la fr* »re unknown, clnlm- N ettle In g ra m , joined by her hus­ thn one case in ten that causes Ifht, title „ r interest In band and next friend, John l*. blood poisoning, lockjsw or * a ■property hereinabove deIngram, Complainant*, l*ay part or parcel therechronic festering sore. The va. A aron Jernlgan. et ul.. Defendants. c h e a p e s t, safest and best course C IT A T IO N FbF ordered that you nnd T o Aaron Jernlgan. Robert Barn­ is to disinfect the wuund with li­ ■a. be and appear before jrcult (’ ourt at the Court hart. Huean Barnhart. Joseph It. quid Borotone anud spply the Bo|n«nfurd Florida, on the Askew, Sarah J. Aakew. Jamea rozone Powder to complete the *PUmb*r, A. l>, ) » l t , and Weeks, Joseph Klnegan. Rebecca healing process. IVice (liquid) Henry A. Crane and 30c, 00c and $1.20. n*re make answer to the Flneggn, Powder 30c Crane. and each and PPtalnt exhibited BRalnst Sophia. Sold by Union Pharm­ every o f the above named defend- , Bnd COc. I eause Lrtb.r ordered that this ants, tf livin g, and If any, either acy. "Jublit-atino |,e published or all or said defendant* be dead, to p*rd Herald, A newspaper all parties c la im in g Inlerrat* under ” * hanford. Seminole each and e v e ry o f the fo llo w in g d e­ f Lola One (1 ). T w o ( I ) . Aaron jrlda. one,* each Week f o r ceased defendants, to - w it: 3). Four (4 ). F i v e (6). 8tx Jernlgan. R ob ert Barnhart. Suaan T*tlve weeks. n i (T). Right (6), Nine t * >. hand and the aeal Rarnhart, Joseph B. Aakew, Sarah ( I I ) . Tlilrleen (11), T w e n ty Weeka, Joseph “H Court o f the Seventh J. A skew , Jamea ). end T w e n ty -th re e ( I S ) o f vult of the State o f F lo r , . ; ” r Seminole County, on |«Ib day o f June, A. D. L A. UOUQLASS, ' Ho Houses W anted JLost and Found Help W anted Rooms For Rent M't <JOOD DIAH I JU ST 4 o T i; HERE ANQ 1 4 <iWAO TO T O U •DOC TOR YOU K M O W x o d r e jo v t ir s T I M E *>ACT- 1 T H O O C H T 1 V U 2. t l C t f • ' ----- liU T t>etS& -l)P A, DOCTOR,: THERE'S A R E A L IH V & 4 0 IN M "* B O O H r— YOUR W A Y t— AROUND* R E A L -E S T A T E We have choice llstlnaa. both ____ I and farm property, for eate R e f I aalno, and u n o a to suit. Celery I farma. wall Improved, and eulthbU J locatlena, , j ^ l tie above IN IV O A M in Kit Wa have iom« pf the oldest and moat liberal cotupanlM doing bust* neaa In the V. H. •Isfowsat w t luapeclluna cbacrfully glveA. KMKLOVMIUT Let ua secure you a petition, have many aatlafled cuHoman W’U HKNT K«m V AMO VO SEMINOLE i u h rtghtx r a w v J • - jM S g a g * Tv , ' . ’ ‘^ (1,8 .t «r •• * »v i‘ \ i auS . \ . . i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 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, July 18, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 18, 1924. 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>, July 18, 1924; <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/1faf5344a820b14bf4d5e05986e9981d.pdf 2b3723a9551060a7e0e6a9a4e0bf8dd1 PDF Text Text t y~-~ fill X & iW 'i 1 d is p a t c h e s SANFORD, FLORIDA, S A T U R D A Y , JULY 19, 1924. I *• *1 •. 1 ’I fir LUMBER C K 18 rr Prominent. f Dealer, r, tits; j pTpMiBTi ;!W B A cqu itted Two O thers theh nrc arc Acquitted cf Participation, in Big Con­ spiracy to Defraud. CJovrrnment With S ale.of .Timber S l i t Made W heeler Is Running _.nin6e i M ate o f LaFollelte i* Fof ie Gtfod Rest WASHINGTON, July l s i Senator Burton K. Wheeler, of Montana. Democratic prosecut­ or of the senate Daugherty cortimlttie, today announced tho acceptance of second place on Ihe independent presidential icket hooded by Senator LaFrame His i'o1lette. Although he previ­ ously declared ho would not nice Speech accept auch a , designation, On Vacation Wheeler yielded and reversed his decision after he had been urged to do ao by LaFollctte i and several of hla principal ad­ Laver, o f W e s t V ir visers. I manage th e chm Mm \V. D avis, D cm kidential can didate, fill bo fo r m a lly U Clarksburg, W . c night o f A u g . 11, [official n otification Davis, o f hiB itionT o Clarksburg Federal Reserve Bank At SL Louis To Take No' Cotton Receipts Except From Government after was described by H. 8. RALEIGH, N. C.t July James V. Brown, In charge ot ,hd- Yois, officer H» charge of Ihe diviMinutratlon;fay:Uie United * alon mkjchottslng for th»:,departnent of agriculture, as the biggest Warehouse act; in Virginia .a tep taken In the edminlztraUon eif tiro!Carnlhuqs, ■hnr*jufieeB]j Kwar^hquee a ^ ir iu c ^ its paatho receipt a telegram 6 L Louis federal reserve dueh progress his been made in stetiag/thet after Sept. l t | no cot­ “ Icenaing of public warehouse, ton warehouse rceelrta, otMr Mian under the warehouse act befrom the United States , 'licensed of the pltlttode of growers’ warehouses would bo accepted a s' ratlve associations and bankcollateral. Tile telegram fidd all ■ ward receipts Issued under member banks in the 8t . . Louis .Ore district also had been Instructed to j the T. "The licensed capncity of 'grtain, wool and tobacco conform to this ruling. .' loot uses has been increasing and; julntlons have iust been Is. Fifth District Will Accept ior licensing broom corn 'RICHMOND, Va., July 1 9.-^ su Member bsnlca in.the Piftn federal warehouses in connection with reserve district will continue to ap> which an application haa been re­ M broom corn wareccpt collateral In the form of cotton Amsterdam, N. Y„ wnrthouso receipts from other than t manufacturing United States licensed warehouse*." handling broom where tl\o responsibility of the private warehouse is assured, Goy* eomi The New Orleans Clearing House emor George J. Seay, of tho federal reserve hank of. Richmond, said Association has declared .itself in Friday when informed of'th e an- favor of licensing of warehouses houncement that the St. Louis 1*- under the set and the Atlanta Fed­ serve bank will discontinue the eral Reserve Bank also haa been ‘actice. Governor Seay said that working in co-operation with offi­ _ s bank had received no instruc­ cials here in charge of administra­ tions to carry out the po.lfcy adopt­ tion of the act. ed by the St. Louis bank. • Will Continue to Accept The Fifth federal reserve district ATLANTA, Ga„ Jhly 10.—The includes Virginia, North and South Atlanta fedoral reserve bank will Carolina ana Maryland. continue to accept cotton ware­ house receipts that seem “ sale,” Biggest Step Yet u n o iiin v j i v t ii win/ WASHINGTON, July ID— The Jhftrph A. McCord, chairman of tho action of the Bt. Louis federal rs»- beard of directors, said here Friday servo bank in notifying all itq mem­ night. There seems no immediate ber hanks, and warehouses on itJ likelihood that'directors of the bank approved list, that after Sept. 1 no will change the present practice, cotton warehouse receipts except ho added, asserting that this was a those from United States licensed matter for settlement by the indi­ . warehouses will bo accepted for re;. vidual banks. T O iM M fc villo, Dispute Between* K m *. Deputies To Bring Back Tampa Robber 8 . ' e . — Description Glvtii by K in * ; ls Said to T a lk W ith Mnn : * ■ GREENVILLE, S. C , Joly 19.— A young man suspected by police of being Fra ilk Harrell, alleged Kfccomplice of Mortimer N. Klnfr, con­ fessed slayer, officers say, bf Major Samuel H. McLeary, Joly 2, nkar Cheraw, S. O , Is belnt held here by local authorities. The prisoner, who was arrested here Friday morning on a charge of the theft of ad automobile, first gave his ndme as Robert Walker, and later 4a Luthtar C. Jones* ox Alto, Tenn., police say; 'A descrip­ tion given by King of the man ho named a* [d* accomplice i* aaM to fit the man under arrest. Varied opinions as to whether the prisoner was the man sought In connectlion with the wktlHjig of Major McLeary were expressed last night after Maj, 8. M. Wllllsms. Police Chief A. IL^fhnfimeT, of Canton, N. C., ahd Hubert Hollo­ way, newspaper man. of Asheville, who nssisted authorities In the In­ vestigation o f Majol McLSary’s dlsappearance, had talked with the man in jail here. Authorities state that a resident of Union, S. C., who knows Har­ rell was expected here last night to view the prisoner. „ ( TAMPA, July 19.—Two dep­ uties left here yesterday for Ashtabula, Ohio, to gat Jack Kant, alias Jack White, held as the principal fn the <myl|ght robbery list Abril of A. C. £lewla, of $24,000 ha wga trans. ferring from West Tampa to * local bknk. Kent is Bald to haVe b**Yi the htsto whb thrust a revolver In Clauds' face ^and roiied the mohe*. A *raHd Ju­ ry rttfen>riii^,tKM'ftornlnh to investigate thi caw. iw e s ToB eSm ool Conference WASHINGTON, July ' 10.— A jury in the District of Columbia A g a in ^ supreme court.late Friday acquit­ ted John L. Phillips, of Georgia; his brother, Charles Phillips, Jr., of Frenchmen Atlanta; Frank T. Sullivnn, of BufSettlement fulo, and Charles S. Shotwell, of In­ dianapolis, of charges of conspiracy H u gh es^ in the sale of government surplus L O N D O N .1 ^ 1 9 : lumber. During the trial, which began 10 vergence In Fwnch weeks ago, direct verdicts of ac­ iflh views na to th« mi quittal were uwnrded In tho case of dealing wlpi tiosfliblff two other defendants nnmdl In tho defaults under the , indictment returned in tho govern­ Reparations Scheme, ia ment prosocution and charging con­ spiracy to defraud Ylifc government tho perturbing featum in the sale of surplus lumber from Inter-htliod conferonco army cantonments. Tho two given sion here. directed verdicts of acquittal weve John Stephens of Jacksonville, Fla., A n . unauccessful a and Ernost M. Morse of Cincin­ waa mad# Friday to thrvaKJ V nati. United States Now Eaa 79 Cltiea damental differences between Loncenwnt waa n>*de City Commission Will Ash Citizens Of the other four named In tho two nations, but it Is hope That Have ropnlatlon of 100,afternoon by Mr, Davit to Vote More Bonds for Con­ indictment, George M. Chambers, a • 000 or More— Jackson­ |rparted for Isleaboro, compromise agreement may yet struction of Sewerage overmncnt inspector, has since h,e will spend 10 day a, ville la Included. ' System. > reached. There will be somewiu led, and Gus Eitsen and M. A. ie divided between rest Tounrt, Jr., of Pensacola, Fla., WASHINGTON. July . ID. — Of a lull In the conference over the Ipping out in hla own The City Commission plans to and Roland Perry of Washington, Eleven cities have havo grown Into the week-end, many tot the I form and substance of call an election probably some time D. C., have not yet been brought to 100,000 population class during the going to Wembley El |of acceptance. . during the month of Augunt for trial. Doubt was expressed in last year. Estimates of population making other vlalts. iffidal Statement the purpose of voting on a bond is­ court circles whether, in view of of the principal cities of the coun­ £ j| A f Brin* .Cota* ne„t of the selection sue for the continuation of the Fridny’s verdict, the latter trio cvir try as j of, July 1 this year show What Is -Known m fir as chairman of the sewerage system now being laid would be tried on the indictment. there are 7® having 100,000 or moru ice cfrdaa/ at .tha •Uonal committee and under the supervision of the city No Defense Witnesses as compared with 08 laat year.' Tho Sought Several Days » of the notification manager, according to an an­ John L. Phillips, who is a former COLUMBUS, Ga., July 10.— census bureau in preparing the eantiined in UN Official nouncement1 made at tho weekly chairmnn of the Republican state Search for a man thought to^bc imates did not calculate tha popu* is not certani. Thon i first to be issued by luncheon of tho Chamber of Com­ committee of Georgia,and hia broth­ Frank Harrell haa been in progress atlon of soma of the rapidly grow, merce Friday noon by Mayor For­ er rested their case without calling Situation at Sso Paulo Said to Be Five Committees Composed Of here several days. the. authorities ng cities such ns Detroit, Lorn mont, in convarttaHon 1 ClathepImT. fw t e h mf ; Mr. Shaver haa been rest Lake. any witnesses in their defense, con­ Controlled by Rebel Forces Who v • Prominent Business Meii Will revealed Friday night following s Angeles, Seattle, Denver, Akron, finance, suggested thl Iupon some days ago, In hla talk to that body, the tending Ihe government had failed report that he wa* seen on thp Bridgeport, Houston and Spokane. Do Campaign Work—Set Hold On With Stubborn " is! announcement was mayor pointed out that already to maxe out n case of conspiracy. streets of Columbus list Friday. Tho population of the country on loan rondltiotislly, the 1 Goal at 300 . Tenacity til Mr. DaVia could more than $100,000 haa been spent Testimony was offered In defense As late as Sunday, he was reported July 1 is estimated at 112,079,611. be subscribsd to, or Issued to of cortfarcncps on this work but that more money of Sullivan and Shotwell, lumber to have been seen at Lumpkin, near BUENOS AIRES, July I D Tho relative rank of some o f tha ers. The last wf is needed to complete it if the city merchants who had dealings with Trustworthy information received merce will' begin its membership here, but no track of him has been cittss Is changed by their newly public, until the economic ov tion taka j Friday at the home la to keep abreast of the times. lie John L. Phillips in his contract with here from Brazil Indicates that campaign promptly on next Wed­ found. estimated population. New Orleans pakt In tlft v _ the government as agent In the the rebels arc getting the upper nesday morning with five com Polk, those present Convict Warden J. M, Deason, of hna‘ passed Clnclnnotl. Rochester mas Taggart of Indl- pointed out the need o f sewerage sole of surplus lumber. hand in the fighting around Sao Yuittees under the direction' of Stewart county, who has been hna outgrown Jersey City, St. Paul tsnt, although he la. not an . i E. Brcnuan of Illinois, systems in Goldsboro, Georgetown, Defense counsel, in their d osin g Paulo. It is stated that the fed­ Edward Higgins, president of the active • *In tha •* varch, urrh. attaffM,. pktorcssed ,the haa surpassed Providence, Oak­ i II. Davla of New York West First Street and In the sev­ argument before the court, asked eral government has proposed to body, doing the work, announced ............... ill Is not the, belief .... that . Harrell the.rlkhl land’s ‘population has grotrh so \bat described by one wag aa “ eral now subdivisions that have re; _ himself made public for a verdjet of acquittal the initiate “ decisive operations” but Secretary R. W. Pearman, Jr, name sorting It new outranks St. Paul and Prov­ ________ . . i uougln.ttse. of the nUn sought, asserting j * * \ ’ contention that the contract be­ i statement and aupple- cently been opened. ___ __the ______ __ ,in mlhd Q fftnly t w idence. and Springfield, Maas., has that; man he haa I f SanfaTd continues Jo grow as tween the firm of Phillips and “ the military chiefs do not enter­ .this morning. rith the announcement tain hopes of definlntu results." r i The goal set in tho campaign Is rwontiy completed servlnf. A term passed Grand Ran)da.., campaign, still It has in the post,.^his situation Stephens and the government was for the ** f* a. j .. ( . a.»Uulmum of 300. Mr. Pearman for burglary and was thought to aw absolute sale agreement which ' Rflda! Bulletin ' / that there are new. apprqX- have ", 1>Vsn > tfpserter from 'the permitted the firm to resell at a ahd Lbst tie navv.” *•' - V’ r1* • „ Ing thnx; miliioA •nd- HhlladelpluA rial bulletin, issued by ItrfAteljrA86 members -abd _ of ths'Wtiaftlatlron . sanitary conditions of" the twto ne­ profit without HabTlIty to account the Rio Janeiro government at 80g mark is expected to be Tnc warden said he thought toe two million, whUe ClevoUlw Is economic evacuation be set up and which gro sections of this city, as 1)0- for such profits to the government. midnight, was received by La No- reached with no great difficulty, suspect nrobably had traveled somewhat short of a million.' De- military experts, have be entire country, ihg “ something terrible.’’ The The prosecution, it was further cion. It states; westward afterTetving hehe with a tAtft, for which no estimate was plan for “ Invisible mi No time will be lost In prellmlof Strategy mayor stated that in laying sew­ Contended by the defense, had fail­ “ Our troops continue executing nariet. he said. The city will be companion.' .lie added that he tele­ made, likely has passed the million pation <o las tafter the rtrpov authentic sources it ers during the past few months, it ed to show any collusion between important maneuvers on the en- i divided into five sections or dls- graphed the attorney general of mark as ils population, was esti­ in operation. The BrttlA dd ...however, that there has been necessary to take up and Phillips or his firm and Chambers, tire front, aiming to provoke a tricts and each of the five com­ North Carolina Friday asking for mated et almost 996,000 a year tmlleve the Germans would act who was a government lumber in­ affixed cn advisory com- either repair old sewers or put in this, even If the confenmcg’. ai decisive action. Our left wing mittees will work one of these. information concerning a ponalble ago. • [board of strategy?* to new pipe In places that hnd not spector. The estimates of population bf epation to last after tho report;, reward for the slayers of Major The feature of tho campaign has captured tho police barracks The defense also asserted the campaign under the been Included in the first estimates. Samuel II. McLeary, but that he the 79 cities in the 100,000 class proved tt; ‘'I' , ‘ v / hi, tion of Mr. Shaver, Consequently more work has been government, in its presentation of situated in Vcrgueriro Street, tak­ will be that the most successful had been referred to tho South Car­ follow) . „ . iV . v, ■ A s to Gkrmen Aeceptshce. ' ing n number of machine guns end and the most prominent business the case, had asked for conviction lainuan will have around done along this line than was orig­ New York. 6,016,604: Chicago, acceptance of the plans hrd»r. a men of Sanford will comprise the olina attorney general. |h* present former chair- inally planned, but it was neces­ on n different conspiracy charge n great quantity of munitions. 2,989,606; Philadelphia, 1.951,076; The problem of, how Germ live committees and for that rea­ “ Tho commercial associations _ national comnlittcc, in- sary to preServo the best sanitary from the one set out in the Indict-. Detroit, not estimated: Cleveland, acceptance of the plan is to bp Body to Washington mcnL United States Attorney at Santos and tho mlnins congress son are expected to enlist a largo |rde)l Hull of Tennessee conditions, he further declared. ’ , -j CHERAW, B. 0 „ July 10.—The 9DL602; SL Louis, 812,608; HaitiGordan. in closing for tho govern­ thoro voted motions to support the number of new members, Mr. body of Major Satnuol 11. McLeary, nore, 784^83; Boston. 776,783; Los tstned, Is silo,untouched.. Brjl nick of Pennsylvania “ Of vital importance to any city ment, insisted tho evidence offered federal government. Americans According i’earman said. Mr. Higgins has Bite of Ohio, and Homos Angeles, not estimated; Pittsburgh, and Qormins be asked Is its sanitary conditions. With­ had proved the conspiracy charge to reports received from other not yet completed his appointment Coast artillery officer, which was 025,916. un ) { » of Connecticut.' .• units, it was learned, but found 12 miles epyth of b^e Thurs­ yjted tip alga the tiecessarr this form of organiza- out the best and cleanest condi­ set forth and naked the conviction states, complete calm prevails.’» of'tneae San Francisco, 648,284: Buffalo, day after a tw o****" search they will probably ks made in time tions, sickness in any form is liable cola, aince the Dawes schema > 1 a Unless a political compromise of all four defendants. aver will have available * 87; “Wash which resulted in the arrest of >46,273; Milwaukee, 492,087; The Indictment is reached tho Brazilian warfare, to bo made public Monday. , 446,000: the Information and to break out in an epidemic and Mortimer N. King, his alleged elay- Ington, 480,930; Nl .................. The.indictment, In which the 10 which has now been waged for ( Mr. Higgins has said “ We are er, wee sent to Washington last MTimaapoTlt, 417.28C. New Orleans,. Wneapofia,' 417^80]^* |roen who have been act- It is to safeguard the health of our 407,836 “Kan­ parmlttad to discuss tha. 409,534; Cincinnati, 407,836; head of campaign or- citizens th# t the commissioners men were charged with consniracy nearly two weeks between the 8ao going to nave 800 members with­ night. _ _ of the>officer, p i In the past. The com­ have decided to ask tho citizens to defraud tho government of more Paulo revolutionists and the fed­ out a possible doubt,". This state­ Vhe body prepared sas City, 869,660; Soattla, not aaU- subject to this, tha French apfl •fitly will not agree, insisting.t be supplemented, of of this City to pass upon a bond than $ 1,000,000 in lumber sales, eral troops, promises to be long ment, Mr. Pearman conatruad, for _jr burial by a locil local undertaking underUklng mated. Indiana alia, 360,425; Rochestar, the reparation, comm' * |diatirct -managers in the issue to provide additional funds was returned by a special federal drawn out. This Is Indicated by means that every effort ’Pill he establishment, was Sealed In a gray . North and South, and for carrying on tho sewerage sys­ grand jury here July 11, 1922. It Information filtering past tho put forth by Mr. Higgins in the casket which was, draped with n 828,211; Jerseir City, 812,167; Port­ hafid the protocols to der these will be sub- tem that wo have planned,” the was tho first indictment returned censor which is corroborated by appointment of men on the com­ largo American flag. It waa taken land, Ore., 278,002; Denver, not oa- and tell them to algn on by the jury which had been Im­ statemonta from various voyagers mittees who are not only capable In charge by army offleers who ar­ tlmated; Toledo, 276^159; Columbus, tlnh. * f>mmlttces, mayor stated. Al®th»r issue capable to Inspect Plant : ' According to Mayor Lake the is- panelled to investigate war frauds arriving recently from Rio Janeiro, of doing the desired work, bat who rived from Fort ursgg, N. C , Fri­ 60,709; Louisville. 258,4C5; Oakwill also be willing to do thk work/ day afternoon. tnd. 246,803; 8 L Paul, 243,946. . ■. Iver left last night for suo may run between $260,000 and after congress had appropriated Santos and even Sao Paulo. renting agreement „ M( It is pointed out that the rebels Providence, 243,746; Akron/ not .for committee, Both the president and tht sec­ • A military eecort, formed of la to examine the plant $800,000. At present City Engi­ $500,000 for use by Attorney Gen­ as protlded mlUee, aa he Democratic national neer is.busily engaged compiling eral Dougherty and a special corps have at their command the re­ retary of the Sanford chamber members hf Uva.Oak Post, Ameri­ estimated; Atlanta, 227,710; Oma. the Dawes uhep*. It 1 of assistants In the Inaulry. sources of the wealthiest city in have definitely stated that they can Legion, accompanied tho body , 208,026; Birmingham, 200.7161 known that tbs French w ill: After this inspection he estlmatea upon the Jork ao that Shotwell, who was material dis­ the country,' where large manu­ O not wish to enlist the aid of to the train. Members of the post orceatar, 196,406; San Antonio, o this comudr ties, nine whether national figures may be available within a : . - 1 as now ' rtacuse, 188,060; DalUi, utad.. Upon this krs will be maintained at few days to acquaint the people posal officer of the air service, was facturers are centered, including utside workers In tka campaign also acted as pail bserert. point. 1 charged specifically In the Indict­ arms and munition factories, which ohmond; 183,723. for hew members. Mr, Peartnajj . All is understood that burial wifi al capital or In New With the cost of tho proposed work. lean representatives f#«J \ ment with hnving approved tho are now reported working day and jlaven, 176,947; Memphls.1 cHscussloh 1* tooasibli,. i f ^ said that it would not only coat a be in Arlington' National cemetery. ny loaders are known $o 172^76; Dayton, 169^36; Memphis, ceiVMlu T York, especially since Further, Mayor Lake stated that making of lumber sales “ nt less night. The de facto government great deal of money, but thlt it tbs American Ot ^ in power is said to have th* sup­ will klso detract from Interest ta­ port, not'srttmaUd] Norfolk, 164,-, era would decltnh' to take ‘ probably will establish within a short time the commis­ than the murket prices.” sion will publish a detailed state­ port ut practically tho entire pop­ 105: Houston, not estimated; Hart­ ken by the new members. Thuy rsdquurtore in or nssr ulation of more thnrt 600,000 and are of opinion that to strengthen ford, 160,167; Youngstown, 156,163; nart in . tha conference, Formal ratification 'o f ment . showing how .money voted to be functioning In an orderly the body and increase Its member­ Bpringfleld, Mass., 148,402; Orand French pressed the point t P«n of Mr. Shaver as In other bond elections for this erickns holding that any manner. Rapids, 148^22. . ship; they must do the work them­ of the national committee purpose, has been expended. change In the ttr1 ** In bringing the matter before Fort Worth. 148,107: Dea Moines. selves and in a personal manner. i at a meeting o f that would Make a Ge. SIMMONS DESIGNATED 145,053; Scranton, 141,451; Pater­ either at Clarksburg the Chamber of Commerce, the It U known, Mr. Paarmah furi •* • • —> 11 aihle. son, 140,037; New Bedford, 186,­ »e of the notification, er mayor asked for the hearty costated,- that the Lakeland McAUSTER, Okie., July 19.— TALLAHASSEE. ‘ July 19. - -th*r Tha Fremh wight pokall hxton s few days later. peerstlon of that body in support chamber, as well m several oth­ Descending on the little mining 602; Trenton, 129,706; Balt Lake Judge Daniel A. Simmons of circuit flven two membara.to tho . proposed issue. Ho de1 rail for the meeting NEW YORK, July 19.-OIJ court for Duval county has been ers. hired ohtslde ipeh to ci o t oh settlement o f . Cambria on tha City, 128,504; Camden. 120,399; er commlttae, it Mued by ChsIrmSn Hull dared tfiat thst all " efforts should be scandals will play on insignificant their campaigns for hew members PitUburgh-Letiroer county line Nashville, 123,424; Fall Rivar, 121,­ providid for oat „ . 034. |aa* conferred with Mr. concentrated upon the project to part In the presidential campaign. designated by Governor Hardee to and that they obtained good te- Friday, about 100 miners traveling hold court in JIamilU\ county for a six members, hot tho Wilmington, Del., 119,888: Al­ ■ Washington. the exclusion of others in order William M. Butler, chairman of ( Continued on Page 8.) Iti motor cars disarmed guards at bany. 118,627; Kansas City, Kona. Americani agree that to explained at \ho Pavla that the matter may be taken care the Republican committee, de­ term beginning July the Kall-Iula coal mine, ordered 117.762; Lowell, 115,766; Cam­ that the selection of of at oitce. The organization went clared last nightapproximately 176 non-union bridge, 111,944; Reading, 111,812; cor ttae Kas committee chairman ton record as favoring the compila­ Mr. Butler’s opinion was ex­ workers, to logv*fklsh, 111,328; Yonkers, 109,011; possibilities of tha ltan. Qatce necessary tho re- tion of data regarding the city as pressed In a statement prior to Tho raid was . executed quickly H^okane, not satlaiated; Duluth, of O. 8. Ostnton. the it has done previously, to aid in his departure for Boston for the and with precision, wire* into the national committtoeweek-end after several days In sale o f the bonds. - ’ village having been cut. After the Utka, 106^16; Oklahoma City a o l f T f u ^ 0**” . West Virginia. Under a tho At the next meeting cf the com­ New York City established eastern mine had bean emptied of Work­ 102,4711 El Paso, 100^14; f Iedebted by. tho last conheadquarters for the mission tho election will be called, evor, was smaller thmj men, the Invaders re-entered their ••ctady 1100,407; SotasrvUla, VflWB considerably V«IS*IUVS [chairman may be choaen TALLAHASSEE, Fla., July 10.— V»M*i He expected to go to Washington 100,440. motor cert and dispersed. **r . >of the regular person- according to Mayor Lake. The Monday for conferences with lTes- Crime Is on the decrease in Florida. in 1022, when the total was vsr«v ■g cornraittoe. • bond issue will include money to ident Coolidge and to Chicago The downward trend of the curve and showed A decrease of 144 prtsflclsls o f tho company tonight hla arrival M Leaders Approve • construct outlets to storm pow- Wednesday, to remain for perhape sa the graph depicting the would not verify a ‘ report that American Vice-Consul , sanltny and drainags sewers, W“ h ' It was made known at state’a criminal history may be they hud agreed hot to ra-dp«ta stated. »cadquarters that the the "mine. To Persia Is Killed * “ (jj^scandslst" Mr. Butler re­ somewhat slow, but the evidence T I W T * - I p 'i U4 ' Trfrif i 'p J ‘ f • ^ pa JMr. Shaver had the full that It ie pointing toward im­ Tho raiders gathered at Hartspeated the question of r°''°rter\ persons *eiit to Ktatals prison, only I " Party leaders. gener- Fight Persons Killed '‘I've heard almost nothing of provement is Unmistakable. WASHINGTON.1 «July: »4 9 ^ -A were represented as This Is disclosed in the fact that, 1H7 of them wore naUta- o f Flor­ them In connection wlth the cam­ ‘ tl»;* ‘ ida, and 101 ragUUrvd (t o r ement that tty earn­ In Shooting A ffray paign. Of course there was » during tha -year 1928 there were state of Georgia. Ten came tha PiIttsburgh end Latimer dls. . j • * 1 *' % er in conducting the - « / i {.m • • • i only.„481 prisoners received at the tricts. great d«*l In the *“ 5 state prison for clssilficstion and foreign countrlea,* while tha re­ mml an page 8) LISBON, Portugal. July 19,— winter but H U . _ oca of four hi Tho Kall-lnU la ^ J . £, .he assignment to duties, the ■able­ mainder came from states scattered Eight persons were killed and a*v- over. I don’t think oil will be the bodied being eent to the state road “ ' »co«I field which re- Imhrie died front shock at 8 1 tha entire country, but largely the McAl eral wounded here last night In a shred of an issue." cently .o Loeb A< the colder climates. ‘ * flL ‘ ' camps where they are helping to Asked how he would comjmt oil Shooting affray between soldiers / of those sent up ware-con­ xls a f W T n ____ build the state's roads, and those tsr Fatal and the ' Republican guard and as an Issue if th-JIavls and U - lesa fortunate as to physical con­ _____ of murder, 86 of assault to The wage scale waa the Pollett*' forces chose ^ police." * kept behind at the state farm murder, 33 of manslaughter, si* for that agreed: upon in 1917 and * *s _____SeymoufcNH July I'J.— Richard •pe. Mr. Butler said hV nW0.u'J dition had stopped their i It to manslaughter] 108 for “ meet the contingency when ana to produce some of the necessities thing trial with Nathan ng and entering; 89 for to ksp the othars properly fed sad Five Are Killed In ■‘A l ■> [N on charges o f kldnapIf it arises.** . ^ * i/, 2$ for larceny o f aq a conference of opetslora and of­ fijy,. .„ “ The chief Issue will he Cool clothfd. ' t'Hf Robert Franks, has Automobile P l u n g e 15 for robbery, and the ficials o f tha m lnea’ anion. There have bean many times dur­ ~ Z n d Dawes," he conUansd. »t it was he who actufUMh*for'. crtnuw of varying de.Workers at thk mine %• ^ ‘ ^ • ' ^ r b . o O - r U - ing the last two or three decades the blow killing the tha union to obtain em tliat the yadr*a total of prisoner* -BUENA VISTA, Colo. July l#U »y wUI J ri.. « U wJ. 1Chicago Herald abd E iand the opening o f thd f were killed near * ‘ that of, ™ - it- the * - t JRKr July *?;— ELECTION TO BE CALLED TO VOTE ON SEWER BONDS S BRAZIL REBELS CIVIC BODY TO GAINING POWER HAVE CAMPAIGN IN REVOLUTION FOR M E M B E R S iW 11 CITIES AD E H i s v r 's w S B S Coal Miners Disarm Guards and Drive Away 175 Workers Oil foP T a T S ih a l! Part In Campaign Declares Chairman 'J Latest Statistics Show That Crime In Florida Had Decrease During 1923 E SE SSM utei *Sl they ware riding , r- j. r*; i f ■: V.v>. 1 ‘>•4 i! �BOBBED HAIR BANQUETER- 1RAZIL I wwt1 .1 ‘ T V M W lhtf'W sl3A'4Wp?e“« «lt •Wto*-An**rttoH**rfdW\<if at the Lnlfe. and fork drill. , * • . •< • > *- L*V l V . •’ ‘ . Stoele, commonly known as Blue Aula _ of. _a n . Steele, attended by one. San ford’s fairest, made the trip in-a ratUei . * ’ Q IS m S L H romen Hunt’s W ashington ■■■ n Wh im a g e s Jrrotecl r,*1v y i j fi& » « •* lA » i*» *r* * * '& * * iK T F T A T t n r ft :H C N Y *"•V " *4 ( 7n*n c itinned from page 1 ) , (Continued frpm page J) TALLAHASSEE, Fla., NKA Hervlre Taper yraVe. tremily W V tf'Jlt! .,,. :**■%£••. *• < -< * • • N#t Altogether Bure *-' • The fcltibwonien df Floridk pis A prominent M SotiUi A fr ic a n , TjBTABJilNOTONr-WMWoato.,%^ APOPKA. 7 ^* VMMI OHivmaM, imo ° ^ roon*lrailon cj It is understood that even tho to cnn orntf much better make a strong.light at the forth-* »fe living in * ho arrival nn thp brigade. who arrived In la Mnnt«vl«Un Montevideo on the I W I•remcniMf-when .. _ • < r can pitch— well, ( f t nocoming bipnnipl legislative session, try and in a " British, treasury «p e rta are not to Imnrovf on nature Hlmnir —■ —— —, — ­ Italian ateaavar Duca d’Osta front. which always seeks to com enthusiasm. crtmih loadera h^ altogether *ur« about the flotation in April and Mhy, 1026, to have i)T to what a fallow practices Santos, in an Interview asserted IP®** •arh nfW <‘oimcal clrrum llevsKl. was not enough. <n,t -| of a big-loan, but foreign officials the marriage laws of the state there la a, contlisJ] you know. that the rebels at Sao Padlo ap- ‘ stance with some previous simitar would add j o if. by artificial ex- maintain that this point Is one for amenlcd, setting a limit upon tho thought and actic* 1 situation preferably to take- 41*. of new legislate I waa determined not to ** th?y dw* Ithe bankers are reparation commix- marriageable age o f g irli.. Lane, the management of. the parently were in control and that ......... .......................... ‘ *K*om* of l i s t , use that big bat, and so aggregation, went along In his the federal troops besieging the advantage of lhr hewrst develop­ The matter Was • subject of declare* H. H pis use and J u b ila tion "^ !,m * Pa l,ion aIW? noH hnvo no dlMstroil* metropolis have no yet been unable ment. nmi* Itself stumped In aetga pat*—Just to see Futch Bulek hearse. ond hoheet enough Arter imiT*lt •*^cct UI>on broad Imea which great Interest at Tampa recently nominated in twl tag an occasion when,j more to dlslodge-them. ' . iK-ratne a m^nufnetured product. (tbe present conleronco should seek when a girl brldfe was brought be- •s one of -Orthf* , Fort, drums, drummers and .tun* “ I can state that the revolu­ “ fuss and fury’ was made over (he which was continued through an-' to maintain. re is a Joker in It, and anythe county probation officer. sentatives in thi; On the questions o f sanctions in fore other IS minutes This retird of Ists. motored t o .a “ Handy Nlto” tionaries have been masters o f the presentation of the name of a can­ In the statement U , It was discovered — .......... I- that the child’s ed knowing Futch can see the thkt busted a Ufa on “ Sweet Ad ............. ... Press Mr. wit£i proe> oases o f q German default, the situation sinca the first-moment," didate (01 president --Ilian- that« - -5 minutes Was acclaimed-as rnts were dead and that she had which aitande.1 Franklin Roomlag the country's fervant ontmsl- French delegation would not dlsleft in the care of her aged b® -U particukrij/i Mid the South American. On the volt's.speech ni New York, nuta­ tloh to the "Jmperailstlc" program ^ u<, PropoMls they are jun- w_ndmother. The g r a n d m o t h e r , protection and 1 ' foKenxie suffered fiiiiH S iB U m ting voov Al Smlfll of the Republicans T*” ? ,derstood to have put rerwapt^ nmo and fr choked up the line and ^nade day o f the outbreak State Presi­ given her consent, tho only le**I loridn and ho o f the game— ■ . Rer much ocrntchlng of hadda Again, the Democrats* half ih . !tho committee moetings Thurs Matthews, who drove the,-ladles’. dent Da Campos wss obliged '<> requirement, to tho child’s mnrrelieved him big demonstration ™ “ • .Ttls nnderstand that Pr-tu-e f . Essex, detour about four toot.* seek refuge In Rio Janeiro. Tho and'comparing of recolleeUona.-It ruige to 4 man o f U .yagri o f are. get legislation la agreed 'that the demonstration cahs carried rebfls now engaged in the,fighting tnoil ' nearly hpproactilitg those Tho union resulted itl grief to the accomplish thtoi or by unifori ] We don t know Just how Sharon young wife. Now the club women, Wide Doc" mm|| jfclcln and, .Connelly, got there but they number about 20,000, not counting staged for .McAdoo and RmUh, at “ This will # '.AfigL-— .— r - --r*e j—- backed by Judges, probntlon o ffi­ r p n t J demonstration bug. howilm that his the-large contingent* o f civilians the,recent pemocrailo battle roySli reported in due tim e.. V L I would " T " “have S ' B taken III B the SUte 1 w er. Inorpistsd the Q. D. P.' Germany is adjudged dolinqttent,' that oocohdctl <the presentation' n-tuaklng down a peg or two Ambassador Kellogg did not par­ cers and others, plan a fight to .frttecUve * who mOrally support the revoluproceeding at Chicago in !•*« bring about enactment o f lawsAleof Theodore Roosevelt’s name In %1’Si­ Forrest Lake was looked for, Itionsry movement. and the Itoonsvelt. hacker* set out , ticipate In thio conference work j ^ e d t o ^ r e v e n t a recurrence, of A .“hall. co-operate 1*01 . * was not seen. this particular s ‘ “ Instead o f retreating, as the definitely to outdo py at loaat five yesterday but Colonel/La^an, who Next to (hat. and running:third attended the session of thecomrafthnlatroducer President Ross And continues: various official communiques re­ “ As It is at. present, the county "i1”.- 1/* lh* Democratic Jamboree too No. 1. maintain! that the tone the cake. He Introduced Morriwether got there also—see port, the rebels are advancing to the recent record*, was the “ I have iq mind. 1 JiJiges « '** >W*t .through on o -f the iv -’r 8* ” de«tored Mrs. provemenU in tl7 one at the feed but himself. the box score, and note that he dally. In Bao Paulo they gained hullaballoo accompanying Bryan's - - deliberations --^■•pwvwa were 1 _ eatlsfac. --------schedule, and maintained for ex­ Amos Norris. Tampa clubwomnn, tory and that as much progress had Cv made the trip around three times. essession of the city, fighting foot second nomination st Kansu City actly the desired M minutes. But in maklnug-R known th 'a l_ _ . .or. her 1*00, when the Issue was "lm"J)oc"»Marshall couldn’t get o ff reaKonnble II wss ni.in.ki. — • Ipeon made as it Isl real “ to ex- rani tat Ion would c*JTy‘ at - j - — - worked out l y foot. There is no Doubt that In the fight " * “ palpably forced throughIpect considering perlshsm ” . csterday afternoon, so Maines <iut at ' __ ihwv vunsiuwriiig the issues InAutomobile Asac Byrd was.in a hurry to arrive they can gain possession of pantos before the legislature. “ If the par­ oui nr least naif that'time. Even .volved. • • • • to play without his opposite. so he went by Orlando, using-his when they wish to do so. Thatcity will be my pleasawl ents or guardians o f a child con* '^ the pugnacious personality of .T. R 1 Jew showcase in the effort. Is poorly defendfll and full of T IG custom of "demonstra. sent, there la no law to prevent With them iCTthii « lions" at political conventions, * “ present with his sympathisers for the'ifcphition. children of, 11 or even younger conrider It of vlatl talnlng for tha/^Hod ? 22S I -Announce Opening O f . Ibaitoo, and tunlfled the audience : Apparently the wives o f Lees­ ; - party sages gigree. originated “ I am Watching « marrying. In the recent case of taneoua crescendo pt cheers and Tr i 1 — •considerably. . back in HIS If was the n«pub!K burg Kiwanians ' are disgusted gree o f interest Us, K ilgore Seed Store applause. tho , 11 -year-old bride which has cane who started It. although'.the with tho ou tfit They have left LO C ATE BONES brought this ronttterf before the the State Hoad ■ w •• • Democrats have Jast carried It to In W ela k a Building 1?1l>n Gil on, Thigpen, and Albert homo. OP M U R D ER E D public, .Judge Hasard « t 7 first re­ feel that their p jO L lT IC A b analysts, who have lips delighted the assemblage the Ultimate of frcnxlcd absurdity. • ^ 4 ,,, .... _ . fused to issue tho license, but upon ao directed that the studied Democratic and Re­ (be Minneapolis convention We can’t say much for the crowd j j 1 * lri 0’ "W * »« You and I On Jpljr 21 the Kilgore Seed A R M Y OEFICER of At nurxW publican gatherings. iay the Company, which has Its headquar­ further examinaUen o f the law, he should f^Atosb the O O I*, la that year, a daleY*™ Yourig. Maggie.” In attendance, because there was be the result, :---- •--- - ■•» e t realized that he had no legal right Democrats are the more emotional gate from Colorado. In nominating not'much of • crowd. istence. ters at Plant City, will open a (Continuod from page 1) and more easily stirred to genuine branch store in this-city, it was to.dany it when the grandmother’s James O. Dlaln*. by the sheer movcollection was taken up for “ These," ^oncludo consent waa given arid so he issued liams said, of finding Tfing’K cotnu. 01 iiiiuing'm ng k com­ demonstrations r However, even (canted In an announcement mado - rgrra ‘ hreo. Thd collection eonLeesburg had-announced to its panion. At Camden they- entered tog force of his oratory, toqehed eriagton, “are only , L It. H« could do nothing else. the.Democrat# wliradmit that.the hare recently. hlried o f peanut hulls and hew- people that It would bo funny, <uid off a demonstration that lasted for “ Wo hope to alter this condition many matters that the Rnleigh-Columbla highway, record-breaking no 1m -rests which* t» y . : the people took Leesburg’s word upon which Major McLeary was •ottie It minutes It waa ad' un­ The company has stores their course and to 4 ak *bout f* ’ u t ® l*w that endeavor attended the McAdcb-flmlth con * Palmetto, Wnuehula and Moore premeditated. unorganised, spon­ for It, and stayed home. to give doe | will define the. minimum age limit supposed to hove disappeared, ond’ l taneous outburst of enthusiasm ' test -at New .York—one .hour, for Katfiin •and is now preparing to HeJIy, playing tbs rale o f for marriages with guaijlisn’s con­ consideration at tho t proceeded ndrthward, until King McAdoo. ab hour'and a quarter for without parallel In political his­ tickler, and Philips as chief Those Leesburg Kiwanians are announced they had arrived at the oiwn up a brnnch a t Vero, Jt was sent. Sixteen years , has been Kmlth were artiflcdny stimulated learnec tory • p - a . tanlst assisted In ths punish- real honts, in all that the name scene — r-----ML. The Plant.City store does of tho officer’s deatn, * ’W est Coast They may mark the decline Of the an extensive mail order business suggested as the limit. Dal even this first "demonstra­ it o f ’ the hosts, h would suggost. Await Searchers tion" didn't nominate the* man • •demonstration" as an effective which covers practically the entire NEW ALASKA BISHOP ranize At Meantime, correspondents and factor-In presidential nominations. state, it was revealed. j l B M i m e n t is truthfully spoFutch and Ma'inea. both products interested citltem gathered in Che- whom It honored Blaine got the TAMPA, July 1| Try 27 vertas of "It Ain’t of Union (formerly Bradford) raw awaiting tho searching party, S. F. Paters, who has been con­ JUNEAU, Alaska, Jgly 18.— to Rain N o'M ore" on your county, are about sited equally nected with the company In Plant Bishop Amphilohy, after being tives from West C ns the result of published reports published r rand see foe yourself. exrept that Futch Is bigger'. Rx'- that King was quoted as having cause he had not been apprehended. I P p h p l o f j p t t i n i r T T n n p r City, will be manager of the» local driven out of-Russia by-Bolsheviks here today for the a Gulf Coast assoclaU eluding Futch’a bat an< »nd McKenMajor Williams related how K in g! I v e u e _, B A•x e i l H I “K . U *p *. p et r store which will be In the Welakn "J ** -,uv. is t« assume charge of body for this section 1 ' 0 " .4 ln ,r iMdllut the tln ^ n . slo’s bovine were the “ biggest” said tho body waa within 10 miles "*“ .»'** ITIllinois re 1men now IVing I Block at tho corner o f First Street „ -j r - - Oi® Russian Church throughout Permanent officers v| •II umi nine iuwn, JUS! a IOW njllo* had led the searching party to-th e! H n n C l I t l | B r 0 Z l l '| C l t y individuals there. andl‘Railroad Avenue. . He states 1(Alaska, according to word received at the meeting this: i t i. . tuoixo, accoraing south of the North Carolina lino. that the firm had been in business there. He was in religious work in tional and Florid, It was developed at the inquest, scene, indicated the skeleton lying One o f the verses:— BUENOS, AIRES, July I 8.r- for 16 years and is now establish­ Yukon Territory h-forc iy, mp.io a plans will be discuss held on tho side of the road near in the bushes, and said it was that e Be bout Couldn’t be qqist Old Dad Dumas is our president. where the tragedy was enacted, of Major McLeary. Trustworthy information received ing branch stores In the more trip to Moscow. He escaped from minute, and waa given the progressive farming sections o f the Moscow to Paris. And boys, we say ho is there. . that the crime was committed In Slayer Abandons Car - fiT hsro from Brasil early today Indi­ state. NOTICE drum to pUy with. That setFull of pep and fun and such. Chesterfield county, util by conse­ The automobile, according to cates that the rebels are getting the,.cwiUM... The store room that the company But hla head ain’t got a hair. '.ORGANIZE DRY FORCE quence, tho trial of King and any King’s confession as recounted 'by In accordance the upper hand In fighting around will occupy, ho said, will be re- • — Cnoru*. . others who may be Implicated, will 0612 Special Acts the officer, was driven by" tb« tWo V .^ * Palmer, appropriately dressed niodeldi and new fixtures will be It I* .7 stated 1hc bo hold in the county scat of that slayers of Major McLeary to tho ‘ LOS ANG£LK 8 , July 18.— Ho­ I will offer for sale ai| 1, ° ' rr ------- that — ........ ,*for the occasion, did judgment Another:—* rotanty, which likewise bears the mountains of North Carolina - nenr !'«,<J‘Tal government has proposed to installed. tels and restaurant# of* Log. A »- Hon 1on, tbe -21 it day W| twofck. behind the pitchers. “ Although .the storo will open Leesburg Kys had a ball team, name Chesterfield, Canlon, King’s home, where it was'iuitiato “decisive operations’* but for business on next Monday,” Rw m have oi-gan!r*d tbelr own between the hours of.J sThoy liked it very well. prohibition low enforcement bu­ Major Williams wss the only witle, secretary tor everything Till It went against old Sanford ness at the inquest, and his testi­ abandoned, following un accident, j-the military chiefs do not enter- stated Mr. Peters, "the formal reau. Charles F. Galling, former two. the fp)lawinc 1 Dtscovery and id.ntificatlan oLjtain hopes o f definite results.” seburg, assisted at tho opening will not bo held until agent In charge of federal prohi­ Imals as Impounded ^ And now It looks like— It ain’t mony consumed scarcely more thn:i sms at his farm at tne iiutomobile, a touring car, .Jon* -___________ later." going to rain. > bition enforcement for Siuthem mock, Seminole coa_, five minutes. King, he said, .had to the arrest of King several d o jH ' 1VT A I T I P T * California, has been retained by mado a sworn statement to the R lA I V I v I jA . * 1 red COW, *0 mirk 1 Palmer did not need assistance Anyway Leesburg hna ___ _a won___ crime, saying that It was inspired ago ns a suspect, but ho was rc-^f a group of tho leading hotels and 1 red calf, no mark) ------- — OUR MOTTO ,at the plates In the Magnolia. derful base ball park, all fixed up by a -desire to steal Major Me- least'll. F'urthcr investigation, ac1 white and red 1 We sell more goods for less cafes of the city and nearby points with a grand stand, shower baths, Lcary’s automobile and his per- cording to reports received here, 1 CHICAGO, July 18.— Wheat, to direct the work. The plan, en­ no mnrk .or. brand. resulted in the firyling of n shirt September, 124 1-2 to 126; Decern. Neither did Malnek. Fact Is, soda pop counters and ticket tuk- aonnl money. Ladles’ high and low cut nl belongings, and imminir nnming nn dorsed by State Prohibition Djrecta * ..v " 7 '— -----, —, t ....... »» uiiu 1 whito and red he Maines an Usual, or era. A — -■ E-— - complained, credit to a town twice the uccoroplico who the witness osked of tlie missing officer on King’s t><*r 128 to 130. Corn. September, shoes at 29c. FIs. Cash Salvage S. F. Rutter, is to prevent em- mark spilt one ear. premises, which Jed to his reported, 103 Jo 10 C. , Oats,September, w M ingt ‘hungry— before the feed. Co. Mr*. Cates' old" stand. 8 snsue of U'csburg. . Jto be excused from identifying be- confession. oyes of hotels and cafes from ’ 48 *“ -1-d. * l C* L ford, Fla. ti"‘ >> 1 1 1 'i , ‘ flogging. u ' ... 1 11 ■, '------ -------r— *r 1 ,, , 1 j , „_________ _______ ■ _______ ■ ■ _______________ , , rnenrr Sheriff senilnc SemlnoU C raoodr how T f SW*"- E IfS J, . w , , — — — ^ ___ ___ __ _______________ . . '' i: JOIN TH E CROWD 1 :: t And Go SUNDAY SCHOOL <» - ' . . JOIN TH E CROWD And Go To : SUNDAY SCHOOL . 2 UNION CAPS $1.98 ; SHOES $3.19 $2.50 Young: Men’s Caps Men’s Brown Oxfords, Bal. or Blue., ^ i l TMen’s Hallmark or Topkis Union Suits 79c •.? ■ . h i/w 100 Mon’s j- . . SOCKS 19c SHIRTS 89c Dress Shirts 25c M en’s navy, \yhite, and black 1 LTS 89c $1.00 Men’s 75c « Belts Boys’ $5.00 Men’s Black or Brown Oxfords * D im ity 6 Cheek Union Suits " >*j ' 95c + + + + + + + + + + 4 4 4A 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 V. • 50c Soisette, hll col- $6.00 Ladies’ White kid 1-strap Pumps ! I $ 4 , 9 5 1 ^ '# ! ■Vo. . • V BE1 r>/r VOILES 59c i. 1 75c Vbiles, 33-lnche8 widfe Tl.%(! 1 $ h + + + + + + + + 44+ + 444+ + + + + + 4+ + 4 + + + 4+ + + 4+ **+ + + + *+ + 4 + + + *4 4 + + + ^ . . i . .irl* . flBKVz. ’ % • JJ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 f4 + + 444+^444444+ *v S IT FOR LESS------------SELLS *X*' ViWiaA $2.25 S0ISETTE 39c SHOES $4.95 ur c '1 DIAPERS $2.25 27X27 Hemmed Diapers, per d,oz. hams 39c ' 18c • • i Id «4" ♦ ♦ ♦ + + + + + + + 4 i+ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Tissue*. Ging­ Ladies’ Bedroom Slippers, big: assortment o f colors and styles jfe $3.19 ..a '=» - ----Ttftr * V ., 59c SHOES 95c SHOES $3.19 1 ( " ’•P 1• 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 444444444444444 GINGHAMS 39c 1 ■ ’ ~~ > . F /i ; *1 I * I *1 •YAU liilK ■ ■ ■ ■ a .p p , ( M A la \ . . / 25c Pajama Check, . 36-in wide . i ♦* * 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 * * 4 4 4 + 4 + 4 * 4 4 4 4 4 + * 4 * * 4 * * 4 > + + $4.00 Men’s A rm y Shoes 1‘ 19c $3.45 SHOES $3.45 PAJAMA CHECKS ‘ ■ 18c * 25c Percale, 36-in. wide $4.00 Ladies’ Suede Sandals, all colors $3.98 $3.50 Boys’ Brown Dretes Shoes WiWi i t (!*!'*, PERCALE 19c $3.50 Ladies’ Black or Brown Oxfords or 1-strap Pumps $3.45 K4 lJiL i SHOES $3,119 : $3.19 SHOES $3.45 pSHOES $3.98 Socks, brown 19c 111 ! $3.19 $1.98 7 1 • W 1DLU 6W - | * L A -, �THE 8A N F 0R P SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BOLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY OK RESOLUTION NO. I ll, ADOPTED BY TUB CITY COMMIS­ slow* Waal Vlastotj,^ ____ ,1a m i the estate waa purchased o s tfc$ descendants oC Washing-} ni k fo r i tlOO.SOe. A TMa ■amountj aa raised by subscription. under. k« auaplcea of tba "Indies' Mount] ► tVemoa Association." and it V belongs to tba nation. a a t l aAMb a A There lla a 31 cent admission fee Which la used Is pay for^lha.up­ keep of the property/ A V 4g ^ *t cem etery fTYANKlNO very hlgtfTTvUltor; Interest la the Um-*ln Me­ morial. which v w dedicated jMay SO. im .% I t coat I2.MS.7XO.] f Aching, burning teet ? M EN TH 0LATU M quickly relieves C O L G A T E 'S flu id k refreshes. ; .( m SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHOR­ ITY OF RESOLUTION NO. 143 ADOPTED BY THE CITY * COMMISSION OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, ON JULY 7, 1924 * The following U the estimated cost of the Paving) of Third Street from Sanford Avenue eaat to Chapman, and Chapman Avenue from Mhlrd Street north to Union Avenue, a width of 24 feet, with sheet -fsphalt on a 6'* rock base, m # 0 0 Cu. yd*, grading © 60c _____ , ______ .....................fiOO.OOh 2600 lin . Ft. concrete Curb & Gutter @ 86c ........*............. 2125.00 100 Lin. Ft. Flush Curb © 35c .................. .............................. 35.oo‘ #20 Sq. Yds. paving © $2.00 ......................... ....................... 0040.00 4 Inlets © $35.00 $60 Lin. Ft. of 12 storm sewer at $ 1.10 <S0 Sq. Ft. concrete alley returns © 30c .. - Yds. Brick to be re-laid © 60c ......... Lit), Ft, granite curb to re-set © 15c 1000 Lin. V t , 8" drain tile ..................... .. B 1 Chapman A Tucker's Addition, Victor A Bello Check Lot 8 Blk 4 ‘iC. H,^ Frazier heirs Lot 1 Blk 6 T. P. Baker ~ \ Lot 2 Blk 5 9 . I* Woodruff Lot 1 Blk 8 u Woodruff Lot 2 Blk 8 H. Frasier heirs Lot 3 Blk 8 Sarn Patterson Lot 4 Blk 8 Fannie Frasier Beg. S. E. Cor. Lot 4 Blk 9, run N, 68.6 ft*i Wly. 61A ft., S. 73.7 f t , , E. 01.8 ft, to Beg. — — ....—.— .... *&!$¥• Beg. 01-8 f t y f. of S. E. f'g O o r. Lot 4 Blk 9, run W. 68.7 f t , N. •;7$.7 ft.. Ely. $8-8 ft* S. 78.7 ft, to Beg...U. F. .Robinson W. 45 ft. Lot 4 Blk 0 : Mra,rL. E. Taylor Lot 6 Blk 10 t PHILIPS, C ity Clerk. S ift ’ frontage Trafford** Map of Sanford, Fla. Mclfch Realty Co., Lot 6, Blk Name * Description Faot ...Preliminary 9 v Frontage Assessment Sanford Heights Addition. 630.84 Mrs, Maude A. Jamison, Lot 17...------- ;....... .... 130 291.16 T. A. Neal, Lot 18 ____*.......■ — ............ ........ — CO Cassandra Schultz and Gretchen Housholder, Lot 19, .X........... ~........ — --------------------00 Realty Trust Co., Lot 20...... ...... .......... ............. 00 Realty Trust Co, Lot 21.........~.—---- — ........ 00 George Harmon, Lot 22.................... .... —— 00 W. P. Fields, Lot 23 *.............. - ......... - .............. 00 Realty Trust Co, Lot 24.................. ~..............00 E. M. Carroll, Lot 25.................................«...... 00 George A. DeColtes, Lot 26 ...»...................—, 00 George A. DeColtes, Lot 28 —........„ ...... - .......... 00 George A. DeColtes, Lot 27................. -............ 00 George A. DcCottos, Lot-29............................«... 00 George A. DeCotlcs, Lot *30................................. 60 George A. DeCotlcs, Lot 31,—............ ............ 66 George A. DeCottea, Lot 32........._...................... 00 W. W. Colegrove, Lot 33a ................. .................. 00 G. R. Potter, Lot 34.................... ............ ........ 00 J, N. Robson, Lot 36............... ........................... ~ 00 J. N. Robson, Lot 36......................................... 00 J. N. Robson, Lot 37............................................ 00 J. N. Robson, Lot 3 8 .... 00 E. M. Carroll, Lot 39...-....................................... 00 E. M. Carroll, Lot 40.„..................................... «... 00 R. J. Reel, Lot 41................................................. 00 J. F. Laing, Loe 42.............. 00 L. P. Hagan, Lot 43—.................... 00 L. P. Hagan, Lot 44............................».............. 130 Notice is hereby given to any and all persons Special Assessments against the various pieces of property above de­ scribed that said Special j\sseisments are payable in full within thirty days after the above and foregoing special assessment roll has been equalized, approved and confirmed, or in ten equal nnnunl installments with interest at 8% per annum from and after the time said Special Assessments stand approved and confirmed. A meeting of the Equalizing Bonrd *of the City of Sanford, Fla, will be held at tho City Hall at 2:30 P M , on tho 28th day of July, A. D. 1924, at which meeting said,Board vrill hear any and all complaints and objections as to such Special Assessments, and will at said time ad­ just and equalize aald Assessments on a basis 'of Justice and Right, and when said special assessments are so equalized and adjusted, same will then stand confirmed and bo and remain Binding liens upon the proper­ ty against which said assessments are made until paid in accordance with the provisions of Resolution 144 adopted by the City Commis­ sion of the City of Sanford, Florida, on July 7th, 1924. (SEAL) L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. July 12-19. <( ' SPECIAL ASSP^SMENTi^OLL PHKPARBttSwilER AUTHORITY OF RESOLUTION NO. 145, A DOITED BY THE CITY COMMIS­ SION ON JULY 7, 1924. '* •/ The following is the estimated cost of paving Fourth St. from Sanford Ave. East to Cypress Ave., a width of 24 feet with sheet as­ phalt on a rock foundation: 400 Cu. Yds. grading @ 60c........ ...... ......... ............... ........ ............. 200.00 020 Lin. Ft. concrete curh and gutter at 85c .........527.00 700 Sq. Yds. paving @ 2.00 ..... .............. .... .. ......... 1,400.00 250 Sq. Yds. brick relaid @ 60c ..... .. ............... 125.00 330 Sq. Ft. alley returns @ 30c ........ . 99.00 Engineering, legnl expense, etc . ........................... 1KH00 1082 Sq Yds 2” Sheet Asphajt @.1.02 PRELIMINARY assessm en t 15, Tr. 1... MriHdi Realty Q >Vtot 1, Blk *17, Tr. 2.................. IP * ff631M>0 To bo borne entirely by adjacent property. j,,’ V Number of feet frontage............ 665.9 Assessment per foot frontage - ............... $4.5674 . foot p r e l i m i n A hy NAME DESCRIPTION FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT Chapman & Tucker Addition to Sanford. M 1 * > C. H. I.cflier, Lot 7, Blk 6............... .......... ! ......118 ‘ *639.95 Victor and Belle‘ Check, the west 97 ft. of lot 1, Blk 6 ..........- ............. .......................... . 97 443.03 Mamie Mitchell, 21 ft. E. & W. by 45 f t N.‘ A c"* "; S.. in N. E. Cor. of L o f l , Blk 0 .................. 21 ' 95.91; Mrs. F. S. Munson , Lot 1, Bock 7 ......... ........ . 160 730.7(i F. L. Woodruff, Lot 6, Block 8...-....................... 53.3 243.4-f F. L. Woodruff, Lot 6, Blk 8.----------- ------53J 243.44' F. L. Woodruff, Lot 7, Blk B...4- _______ _ 53J 243.44 Notice is hereby given to any and all persons interested in the Special Assessments against the various pieces of property above de­ scribed that said Special Assessments are payable in full within thirty 270.66 days after the above and foregoing special assessment roll has been J31.75 equalized, approved and confirmed, or in ten equal annual installments 043.75 with Interest at 8% per annum from and after tho time said Special 043.75 Assessments stand approved and confirmed. 206.00 A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford,Flu., 2Q6.0Q will be held at the City Hall at 2:30 P M.. on the 28th day of July, A. 300.60 D. 1924, at which meeting said Board will hear any and all complaints 25 7.60 and objections as to such Special Assessments, and will at said time ad. 267.60 just and equalize aald Assessments on a basis tof Justice and Right, and when said special assessments are so equalised and adjusted, same will then stand confirmed and be and remain Binding liens i^pon the proper­ ty agalnct which aald uaMssmants are made pntll paid In accordance with the provisions of Resolution No, 145 adopted by the City Commisalon of the City of Sanford, Florida, on July 7th, 1924. (BEAL) ’•■)£ L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk ribed that aald Special Assessments a n payable In full within ty daya after tha above and foregoing special assessment roll battt equalized, approved and confirmed, or in tair equal annual silmanta with LnUrest at B par cent par annum from and after time aald Special Assessments aland approved and confirmed, meeting o f the Equalizing Board of tlfa City of Sanford, Florbe held a| the City HaH at 2:80 P. M. on tha 28th day of V : 1924, at which meeting said Beard will hear any and all its and objections as to such special assessments, and will time adjust and equalize aald assessments on a basis of nd right, and whan aald Special Assessments are so equalized luted, «sm« will then stand confirmed and be, and remain |leg# upon the property against which aald assessment*, are iUl paid la accordant# with the provisions o f Resolution No. FOOT Mciscb Reelty Co., Lot 10, Blk IB, T r. 1 Mcisch Realty Co., Lot 1, Blk 10, Tr. 1 . Mciadi -Realty C o , Lot 6, Blk 16, Tr. 1 . McUeh Realty C o ,'L o t 0, Blk 10, Tr. 1 . M e jm Realty C o , Lot 10, Blk 16, Tr. t MeUttli Realty C o , Lot .1, Blk 17, Tr. 1 . Meiscb Realty C o , Lot 5, Blk 17, Tr. 1 . Mclsch Realty C o , Dot 6, Blk IT, Tr. L._____ ,..117 McM i Realty C o , Lot 10. Bk 17, Tr. 1...............*117 .....8708.00 1). K. Dr is non, Lot 1 . Blk 1 8 , T r . l .......................117 r l in g t o n seldom I over took ed a by 4 tha v i s i t o r I t ts located across* {the f Potomac I from * Washington and waa formerly - thei home of Itobeet E, Lee.« It waa seised by (the government during the ClVll IvVar and made tbe^NsUonal Ccme-' Rary.C . *'•« There are close to l!IH A F "v,< ion the ground#.- * 01 Interest la the Washington ^nwiiun>em.%Whealrou'r« tn shins ton you can ride to the or M for SI cents. N And you! get the beat blrdaeya view of, city that U la poaslbla to gat. fa y oin *. hot - laW ashington J n r * some facta .that you can SION, ON JULY 7, 1921. The following ii the estimated coat of Paving Evana St. 24 feet In width with sheet asphalt from Pirle Ave. west to Elm Ave. 2600 Cu. Yds. grading © 6 0 c ------- — ---------------- *------1869 Lin. Ft. concrete curb and gutter @ 85c— .......— 60 Lin. Ft. (lush curb, @ 36c .— J ...6180:06 2590 Sq. Yds. pavement Jg> 2.00... .... ., 72.00 240 Sp. Ft. alley returns at 30c Engineering, legal expense, etc— , FRED T. WILLIAMS..E ndow . $637.00 637.00 637.00 637.00 637.00 102 Lin Ft. 12" storm sewer @ 1.05 -144. , Extra Work ™ —------- — ----------— Laboratory Inspection of materials .... Legal Expense, advertising etc 2% Engineering 4 % ------------------- . . . ___ 637.00 637.00 637.0* 537.00 637.00 To be. borne by City 1-3 972.18 * , To be borne by Adjacent property 1044.37 Number of feet frontage 964' Assessment'per foot frontage $2,017 637.00 687.00 1074.00 NAME 637.00 637.00 George W, Hyman 1537.00 Bdhtfsi* Church 'it: & 637-00 '6 3 7 .0 0 MeisHi Realty C o, Lot 10, Blk l T M . l I $ ^ L _ S ‘ Mristh Realty, C o , Dot 1, Rik 18, Tr. -sU-Jli-mllT Mdich Realty C o, Lot 6, Blk 18, Tr. ___IP Notice is hereby given to>any and all persoi Special Assessments against She various pieces of scribed that said Special Assessments are payable l_________ __ . . .. day* after the above and foregoin g'special assessment roll has been equalized, approved and confirmed,Mr in ten equal annual 'hmtallmeiita with interest at 8% per annum from and after the time said Special Assessments stand approved and confirmed. A meeting of the Equalising Board V»f the City of Sanford, Fla, will be held at the City Hall at 2:30 P M , on the 28th day o f July, A. I). 1024, at which meeting aald Board will hear any and all complaints and objections aa to such Special Assessments, and will at said time ad­ just and equalise said Assessments on a basis V>f Justice and Right, and when said special assessments are so equalised and adjusted, same will then stand confirmed and be and remain Binding liens upon the proper­ ty against which said assessments, are made until paid In accordance with the provisions of Resolution No. 146 adopted by the City Commis­ sion of the City of 8 anford, Florida, on July 7th, 1924. (SEAL) ■, ' L. R. PHILIPS, City’ Cerk. July 12-19, j . i \)H' 1»;;K?ED T* WILLIAMS F o o t: Frontage ; TVaftWjd’B Hap, Sanford lM | & jB lk 7 T r.3 j isl{w|Bik7 T£a i X M * p B lk 7 Blk 7!tJut ;l;{ Blk 8 ' ‘L6V ' 6 i;B lk 8 fcbt !• B lk 8 L ot 6; ! B lk 8 Lot 10 Blk 7, Lot 0 Blk 8 Lot 4 Blk 7 Lot 6 Blk 7 Lot 9 Blk 7 Lot 10 Blk 7 Tr.4 Tr. 4 Tr. 3 Tr. 3 Tr.4 Tr.4 Tr.B Tr. 6 Tr. 0 Tr. 6 Tr. 0 Tr .6 1 1 1 ] Maude A. LakeU L1 C. M. Hand ....;— ... Elizabeth Stephens H. L. Gibson Mrs. A. B. Munson M. F. Robinson----M. F. Robinson P. F. M onger_____ J. H. Whragge -----F. W. Mahoney A, C. R. Walker Hrs City P a rk ________ W. F, Shelly______ M. F, Robinson...... The following Is tho final estimate of the cost of si asphalt paving of Sixth St. between Magnolia Ave. and Put 24 to 80 feet tri width. 25 •Cu Yds Groding @ 40c — — ------------------ ------ ------- ; 150 Sq Yds Rock Base @ 80e.—---- --- ------- ------------------ --166 Sq. Yds 2" sheet asphalt © 1.02 .«___ _______,_____ __ TO ALL J»ROPERTY OWNERS, OWNING PROPERTY ONt SIXTH ...».Laboratory Inspection of Materials------------------- -------, STREET FROM MAGNOLIA AVE. TO LAUREL AVB. Legal Expense, ad. etc 2%*-------------------------------- —i. Notice is hereby given that the construction of asphalt pavement Engineering 475> — *.---------- --------------—------------------- l nn Sixth Street has beeiV completed, and the completed work has’ been Total C ost______ ______ _____ finally accepted by the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Fla. The following la thq final estimate of the cost of Paving Sixth To be borne by City 1-3 104SQ St. with sheet asphalt 24 feet in width from Magnolia Ave. west to To be borne by Adjacent property 209,72 Oak Ave. 20 feet in width from the alley between Oak and Myrtle west Number of Foot Frontage 468 to Myrtle Ave. and 16 feet In width from Myrtle Ave. to Laurel Ave. Assessment per foot frontage $0.4482 Cost 24 foot pavement between Magnolia and Oak Ave. 350 Cu Yds grading @ 40c ____ - ... ...................$ 140.00 H80 Sta.Yds overhaul <§) lc ............. - .................. ............ ......... • 9.80 DESCRIPTION Frontags NAME 90 Lin Ft, header @ 36c ............. ....... .... ........... ............ . 33.00 E. R. TraHord'd Map. Sanford, Fla. 944 Lin Ft. concrete curb & Gutter @ 7 0 c .......................... «... 717.44 George W. Hyman ........ Lot 5 Blk 7 Tr. 3 117 33(1 Lin Ft. granite curb re-set @ 15c .—......... ........... .......... 60,40 Baptist Church ............. Lot IQ.. Blk 7 . Tr. 3 117 11GO Sq yds. rock base @ 80c ..... - ................... ...... ................ . 028,00 Mrs. Bessie Irwin .......... Lot 1 Blk 8 Tr. 3 117 1160 Sq Yds 2" sheet asphalt ............. ........ ...... ...... ................... 1183.20 Maude A. U k o ...............- L o t 6 Blk 8 Tr.3 117 856 Sq yds. brick relaid @ 4 4 c.................... .......... ...... ........ . 376.20 The following is tho final estimate of tire cost of \ (185 Sq. Ft. concrete alley returns @ 30c .......... ........... ........ 205.50 asphalt paving on Sixth Street from Myrtlo Ave, west to 807 Sq. F t sidewalk @ 20c .................. .................................... 173.40 from 10 feet to 24 feet In width. 6 Type B, Inlets © 30.00 .... ..... ....... .......................... ............. 180.00 102 Cu Yds Grading @ 4 0 c............ —...... ....................... ..... 2 Manholes 60.00 ........................................................ .......... «... 100.00 570 Sta Yds overhaul @ lc ___ _____ - ___ _____ ‘r~^-..... — 334 Lin F t 12" storm sewer @ 1.06............ .. ........... .......... ..... 350.70 944 Lin Ft. concrete curb @ Gutter @ 45c _____ -------------Extra Work ................... ........................................ ................ 20.00 - Cost of flush curb being deducted) '■ Laboratory Inspection o f Materials .... ......... ......... .......... 55.85 310 Sq Yds. rock base @ 80c .... .... ..................... ............ — Legal Expense advertising Etc. 2% .... ............................... 00,48 310 Sq Yds. 2" sheet asphalt top @ 1.02 ------- ---- ---------Engineering 4% ------—..... ............... ....... ...... . .................. 180.96 665 Sq ft concrete alley returns © 30c ....................... .... ... . Laboratory Inspection o f Materials ?y-j. a■ , r Legal Expense, advertising etc 2to ............................. Total Cost ------------ ,----- —....................—.............. ‘ 1Eiigrneering\,.rr:....'.:''.'....._..................... ........................To bi b o n ii't# City 1-3 M M ............................ " To be borne by Adjacont Property 3197.02 Total C ost.................... - ....... ... .................... Number of Feet frontage 936 To be borne entirely by adjacent property Assessment per foot frontage $3.4150 Number of feet frontago 904 y , • Cost 30 foot pavement between Oak and Myrtle Ave 179 Cu Yds grading © 4Qc —- — ................................ ......... Assessment per foot frontage $1.3716 $80 Sta. Ydh overhaul © lc ...»------- u-----FRED T. WILLIAMS, En| 230 Lin F t concrete curb A gutter @ 76c Ifto l rOntage ; 24 Lin Ft. flush curb © 35c «...—........ 290 Sq Yds rock foundation © 80c ............ 290 Sq Yds 2" sheet asphalt top © 1.02 ... , Laboratory Inspection of Materials .... Legal Expense, advertising etc 2% .... ; Engineering 4% ............. .................... . ’ Total C o st............... .... ...................... ................... To be borne by City 1-8 $282.42 To b* borne by Adjacent Property 564.84 Number of feet frontage 234 Assessment per foot frontage $2,414 Coat 16 foot pavement between Myrtle and 1-aurel Ave. C. R. Walker Hrs...... . All Blk 7 Tr. 7 248 *) City Park - ..................... All Blk 8 T r.« . '248 ' W. F. Shelly................... Lot 1 Blk 8 Tr.7 \ 117 M. F. Robinson___ _____ Lot 6 Blk 8 Tr.7 117 " Tho above and foregoing final assessments are paytl without interest up to AUGUST 1, 1924, and from and afteri said Special Assessments will be payable only in ten eg* installments with interest at 8% per annum on all deferrvdj Witness my hand as City Clerk of tba City of Sanfoifl 28th day of June A. D. 1924. c L. R. PHILIPS, City 0| 6:28 7:5-12-19-25 • Use This Handy Blank to Sei\4 CLASSIFIED ADVERTIBOW times, beginning first uvuilable isaue, Please insert this ad Standardised and Indesad lor 0*1 Reference LINE H A T E S FOH 1NBS CA SH IN A D VA N CE 1 lim a rata, par Una — ------- sr tlmaa .onsaoutivaiy cot._T___^___ - — r• tlmaa conaeculivaly ---- — — ti tlmaa conaacutlvalr Every word. Incladlnr *ka > Insa. addraaa, ato- is eouniad ehargad (or. Minimum apace, three lines. Count als words to the line No discount on above rates. Classified ad vert Ulna w|W be M en over the telephone at IM « rates, but it the advertiser .M* account- with ua, our collector ■ call for Immediate peymant. ' Advartlaamenta are raetrictej their proper claaeincatlou *»* tha regular style ot type. _ . . Tha HargM raaarvaa the rif»f reject any advartlalna that a w objaetlonable, untnlthful' or » leading. tHacontl nuance o f advert Wag. governed by tba asms rule# #• Insertion. It la JttSl aa laapoeelW* SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY OF RESOLUTION NO. I l l , ADOPTED B t t l l B CITY Ci)MMlSBION, JULY 7, 1624. i. . The following Is tha estimated cost of foH n g tha Following Stroeta 24 feet tn width with sheet asphat on a 0" rock base: Fourteenth SL from Saiiford Ave. to Palmetto Ave.; Fifteenth Street, from Sanford Ave. to Magnolia Avej, and Sixteenth St. from Sanford Ave. to Magnolia Ave.: 1100 Cu. Yds. gracing © 60c.................... ..... --------------------- 1 760.00 2600 Un. Ft. concrete curb and gutter at 85e......... ................ 2125.00 2950 Sq. Yds. pavement © 2.00.-—............ 2000 Un. F t 8" drain tile —.................. 200.00 2*00 Sq. F t concrete alley returns © 80c. 600.00 200 Un. Ft. 12" storm sewer © I.IOj ___ 220.00 . 1 manhole ......— .— ...................... . . 60.00 85.00 Engineering, legal expense, ate. -------- ---- PHONE 148 and Total estimated coat:»J— —:— —...___ £ To be borne entirely by adjacent property, Numbhr < foot frontage 4840... Assessment par foot frontage, $4.6868, 4 Hfl W.- 10$ I m m w m jrtx i s m * ♦# g e t R e s u lts �Of W ork In te r e s t •c |A. Odom , atalo su p erW th e V o l u n t e e r s o f d cr O cn . ‘ B a l l l n r t o n , S a n fo r d t h i s w e e k lt» o f t w o p h ila n t h r o p ie s r raitlent p e o p l e c a y Florida’s Greatest '*v" Florida Rcaetto Home Lm.itlnn o f qrrinir oirls men. located at1Jackother fir a utale-widu and !Te1icf depart. *t q li W q . i .'-' E1 g Rescue and- MnlC, loctitcd at Jack-ion Inly InstUtUlon* of Its |n the sUtr^ It’ twaii , hotno wjfero any anrl may pn and bo holphgnds nn long as may i states ’ Mr** Odbiri. de in Its conduct aitd [benefits, she added. : arc born in tho home, {n most cnoes must [ adoption owlnd to the nth and inability of ■a to provide (or them, [information’ write- Mrs. Odoui, Box 74, JackDepartment of the ftps discharged prison„n. The initial province Lrtment is to kedp eonuch with the men while |ird* of the state. „i, who is in charge of neiit, is consinntty vlsitjon* of the state, it }s Ijcxlly religious services >ndsy Schools are kept, rtd leagues orpanlied, [other wholesome readarc furnished. Upon hy of the men arc fur| a presentable suit of Ecthcr with food, lodjfhtil a position can be [era are furnished with on to their homes or nsher ways. sioncr Mayo ICo-operation Enumerators ilsfo. commissioner nf [for the state gf Florida, but an nnnouncemcnt people, eorporations, |u far ns possible the enumerators in the [ of material they are Mr. Mayo's statcfollows: jltural muincrntnrs J the field Catherine inIthst iit nf inestimable state. This cminicrai every other year—nnd ^r quarter of century. 1to urge every fnrmer Bcturer to give as com. laccurnte report to the as possible. There is jdlshed in Florida, by the [any other agency, tln^ information sought by investor:, as does this on or firm is known Li (EDUCING [Sdf.Redudng No. J3J p r & M x m f ii _____ nil i *t» ~»jkI exalt o.Jy $3JX). -tTwracj itrat-rtojaso. rripllen far MhUrlg. F «fr , - Dengue er Ilil* I* kills the germe. A p a llca tk ia f o r Tam D e e d eetlo* 67a ml I b e f i r e . r a t "*• •» «kd State o r F l o r i d a .' 1 hfrrKy u Iv v iiY h a l J . - f fhaatr o f T a x .C'erUdfAte »t*4 the i n d d a y o f . J u n e 1 H4» nted said certificate r#,fnd hae made appllfig. '* »totf t t l p w In a c c o r d W - BaUt certtflc gta einfclluwlng d c i r r l b e d p r o p W*4'ln Brmlnulu Cuunty. milt -»d >i F lo r id a ,U s d A *.? A,,d to Itouth Kanland Itclng aaaesacd '• <*l the Issuanm of Such Js th* name of Unknown. K- I-alna put t'liuaer of Tax ' m . dated the 6th lmA' n ** b u nled'Wald m my office and has roads “ *07 Tag Deed to Issue In ,Fllh law. Bald cnrtlfl '*e* .the f a l l o w i n g de. y ) W l 'il In .Swat K Fli>rli(i^|o-wlt:— ‘ k 2* \Vm, C lark-a Hubdl I I e a d IS Of Itobln r as recorded In Flat Ldlog Purchaser Krrcuut fkwtoy »c.Wr Lmu3coca uy.»r FJ& sr f l o o d . plaai Office of R. C. HUNTER & BRO., Architects. ' (H ou se A -7 8 ) — SHALL HOUSE WITH MAXIMUM OF SPACE— It costs no more to build houses that arc nttrnc live than 11 docs tc build those that are ugly. First: A good design Is required, well proportl mied nnd arranged nbout n convenient nnd economi­ cal plan, then we rauat carry out th? details to (it the design and lnut, but nut least, the innteriul for the hfiusc must bo selected wisely and properly flnlnhe d. Simple, inexpenslvq matcrlnla will answer ju»t a n well ns the most expensive kind, if wc but select those that arc appropriate to tho design and to the intended use. This houBb shows how attractive tho small house, of simple materials, can, bo marie. The gambrel root gives a low cottage effect that could he obtained uLU no other type union* great sacrifice wan made O f the second floor room space, ... The side walls nnd roof arc shingles, the walls linlshed white arid the rooT green, giving lh>- Colonial cffccL Tho large single windows with sninll panes also contribute to this effect and give the house a strong character. This pl(in shows seven rooms, n [rath and n pantry, plenty u( closet sprue throughout and a generous living porch that has an open lire place. The fircplnco bn the |*orch is rather a novel feature nnd makes a bright and cheerful room when the porch is enclosed with sash in the winter months. The house sets low to tho ground, which given a far better appearance than had the flint !!»■ t n n number of steps above the grade. -j . -This h o u s e Would, s e t Vary well on a c o m p a r a t i v e l y iwriow lot. ... M M IMM L ... £ost about (JJSjOfl. , . , Complete working plans and nprn-ilirations of til I" brume may tn- obtained for n nominal .uni. Fill dr for reply. tails address thc*bullmng editor. Refer to l i juso A -’<r». Allow ( w o Weeks to certific ate In my office and lias made ap plication f o r T a x Deed to Issue In aretntlnuco with law. Bald rertlllc a lo e m b ra ce s th o f o l l o w i n g d e ­ scribed property situated In Scrpl Innle Cou ntv. Florid a, t o - w l t ; - B. Ii6 6 ft. iff W. 4 22 ft o f Lot 4 Hohluson'n S u rvey o f an Addition to Sanford, T h e snld land being a s ­ sessed nt th e date o f the leauuiirn of such certlllcatu )n tho name o f t.’ n- i k n ow n . .. That J. E. Lalng pu rchaser o f Tajt 1 Cerlllleate No. III. da ted the 6th day • o f June A. tv 1921, has tiled said J c e r t io r a t e In my oftlrc nnd has made ' n ppl lent Ion f o r Tux Deed to Issue In a c c o r d a n c e w ith law,; Bald rertlAcatn e m b r a c e s th e foltowlntr d e ­ sc ribed p r o p e r t y eltualed In S em i- | Inole County , Florid a, t o - w i t : — W. t t ft. o f E. U.0 ft. nf ,L o t 4 Itnbtnsons Survey o f an Addition to Sanford. T h e eAld land h elna a s ­ sessed at the d a te o f ths Issuance nf such c e rtificate In th e.tiam s nf Un­ known. That J. E. I.alnir pu rchaser o f T * » Certltlcnte No. 113, dated th e 6th day o f June A. D. 1912, has tiled said c e rtificate In ray offic e and hks m a d s ; a p p lic a t io n f o r T a x Deed to Issue In | a c c o r d a n c e w ith la w. Said rertlflcate em b ra cea tile f o l l o w i n g d a - ; scribed p r o p e r t y situated. In SeraiInole County, F lorida , t o - w i t : — . Lot- IV B tcn d lfor d 's A d d ition to San ford. T h o said land being a s ­ sessed at th e d a te o f the Issuance o f sush cert Itics to In th e name o f Un- j k nown; That J, E. I-alna p u rc h g s m o f T a x Cn rltn ra te No. t i l , flalcrt the 6Ui daV o f J u b e A. 1^ IVSl. lias tiled said certificate In m> oftlcs and has made a p p lic a tion f o r T a x Deed to Issue In a c c o r d a n c e wHli la w. Said ccr|lflc a t* e m b r a c e s •the- f o l l o w i n g d e ­ sc r ib e d p r o p e r t y situated In Hemltuole County, F lor id a , t o - w l l : — Lot ID Htendlrbrd's Addition to BituLmd. Bald len d be in g assessed at th e da te o f the Issuance o f such c a r - ! tiflcate In the namfe o f Norirtan Hutr ten. » _ * That J, F- L a l s f . purchaser o f Tax Certlrtcato N<>. »o da ted the Gth d a } o f J u n e A. p . t i l l , has tiled said c ertific a te In m y offlee and has made a p p lic a t io n f o r T a g Deed to Issue,In a c c o r d a n c e w ith taw. Held xierUft.c a t e enjhrXces t b s ' f o l l o w i n g deacrlbrd property sltu ata d In Hemt In ole C o u n ty , F l " r l d a l t o - w t t v —■ Lot 1 Block 14 T ier J. the T o w n o f Sa n ford T b s ta ld land be in g aau d at the d a te o f th e Isauanxo o f such vcrtlflca te In thg n am e o f r . ^ L n l o s s , gald c e rt lflc a ts s shall be n-ilucnird a c c o r d i n g t o la w T aa w ill .issue Uisreun on ths »th dg y o f A ubust . A. D. I t l i . W ltn ea s any otB cU l s lg n a t u c s and rnsenrlmr a atrip IS fr-ef tv Id a a l o n g lh * Nnrtll u n i East side* o f n oli • Irtmt tiro » » • , In h r Krill ppvu an 44 « f t a r nubile road forct'er. A l a n :- ’, T h e - K v s t h a lf nf Ilia 8. \V. o G a r l a f • f Ih r N. W. Q u a r t e r » r ih * •[.No.3V,'Quarter ami tb > .* A * tfh * 1 r o f I Dip W'ast h a lf o f D m H W . q u a r ts * i s r o i r s r r r o n t T . ' m t u t v o i nU V f thn N. W . Q u a rter o f M e. 4. COUNTV. S T A T U o r F L O R ID A . T o w n s h i p 20 K n f R a n g e 30 K, c o n ­ taining* IS »rr*n innFc nr Ipsa.' a e ' ‘ "'(U r a la h w r a l. Knluht a W a ll C om p an y, a c o r .­ nnrtllnq t o Hint o f U. 8. su r vey nf 1 rnj«1 T o w n s h i p : A l t ' , Dial n a r row poration. ‘ atrlji o f land a o m l n l n g the » b o v * r «. ' ilparrlinxt tf/ipt n f U n i on I ho North ’’ n*la It Weaver. Defendant. I i o f aamn anti d eeerlbfil na fnl* First National Hank of Sanford,’ , m lo w * : ItoR ln nlnc at JIh* N. K. m r . Qarnlahon. nrr nf ih o East h air nf thn ' 8. IV. To 1-»tt-|e B. Weaver and all others . m r n n r o f tlui'N. IV. Q u a rt e r o f thn Ifit r res l e i ; *** 1 N. W . n un rter nf Pan. 4. hi said It -appearing frpm the return of T o V n t M n anil ronnlntr thfnrf* Waal the *tieriff on Dm. Summon* art It"* G chains. lliehce N orth to a p o in t ! aooartrnilnm directed to I.eo-1* K. ch a in s K ra i n»ii D»*i ch a in s South Weaver, defendant herein. t*nt Dm front tit* N. \V c o r n e r n f ■a n li Ran* said defendant Lewi* It. Weaver,• thin 4. o f Tw n. 20. R nf f la n g e 30 R.. doe* not reside In Eemliinlo Coun­• ; Di»nrn r u n n in g Hast 7® link*. th r n r e ty. Florida* It la ' N orth 7t link*, thanna East 4 rhatnn Therefore ordered that earh of n o i 29 link*, th en ce Rou|U to poin t you tin apprnr to the rtml oration o f b eg in n in g . c o n t a i n i n g 3-1* o f an herein Hied oh or before the 1st 'linro m u m o r lgv». day if September. A. 1). 1924 ibo I>p itnnlariMl assets In Hit hands o f amm bring a little I>ay tif thla the ndmlnlntrm r lt f o r the paym en t Court, otliertvlap Judgment will he o f debts o f snld ratattV. thn p e r s o n ­ al l v hnvlnir been nxhnlisted, and a u ­ entered s us Ifist you by default. It Is further ordered that title thorising- Die sa\) sd n it n lstm tr tx tn nothe he published In The San­ tnkn poseraalnn find m i l l , sa l* nf ford HernM. a newspaper pub­ axld real estate, and I he snld potllished In Pomlhnle County. I-'lor- tlun ron form ln K In all respoeta to Ida. nnee each week for two !*■«. reool-ernentn o f la w In aucll cases m ade nnd pr,>vltl*d: months. Now th er efore, you. Uvrtrudn CarWitness the hand nnd seal of It. rnw ny. A. Uetls and Mabel l i f t ! " , A. Dona lass, Clerk of County w ife , W. II. Delta and l^iura Court of Seminole County. Florida, bln «. bin w ife. Dalny B p « c r nnd V. ■at the Court House In said County l)oD A Kpeer, ber buahnnd, C. E, lle l t s and State thla 23th,day of Juno nnd Kllsatietli Hetts, bin w if e , nit o f A. IV 1914. Sa nford, Florida, nnd Ilu bv H o w s It. A. TMIIMLABS, It. T,, Itnwe. h e r buabatid.' or •Real Cler|« of Above Co-^-t. t and Jm-kaonvllle, Florid a, and D ottle " I)y A. M. W E E K S . Ib-ttn o f Sanford. Florida, mid nil Deputy Clerk. oth er persons Inter rated In said real U:\VIH II’IIHVAN. e . In to » ro rum rim ruled t o lie and a p ­ Atlorney for PlnlutlS. pear bofpre Die Cou n ty J u d a s o f « 21 7.9-12-19-20 *:2-9-l«-JJ Sem in ole County, Florid a, on o r b e ­ fo r e the 2nd day o f A u k u i I, A. D. In Dm t'ou n ty J o d g r 'a Court. In aiul 1924, and aliow riniao If liny you for Hemlnols County, HU<« t , i , liavo w h y xabl p etition sh ou ld not Florida. be >:ranted. In r<- Mutate o f C. A. Iteix., | (liv en tinder ntv band nnd seal o f reaned. Ihn mild Court, th is (hu 20th day of * CfTATItlN ( June, A. D. 1921. Tlrlllc Units, th e duly n ppoln led | E. F. ItOUSlIOLDKIt, nod qualincd a d m in istra trix o f Die td enl) C ou n ty Judge. ___ _ =i ^ -t l p ro d u ct o f th e ttgea. *: For nny building-Wh6 less ornamental lliftn iskpKd Roll.'Roofing. A full supply of the oelebrated Kunt-Lcak KJccta supplied ' with cadi roll. it, e*-* ■ " ’i _Good Buildings Deserve Oo o d Hardware iMWMBWiftft ft’ r r: wavy: If ' ~ - ■■i"~~ .-t K-- r -r* Hill IIMV I'ho project you build today will increase in value with a turn of , the calendar. Prices stantly rising with do reductions in si^’ht. Of course, that means the buildins; you do now will be worth con­ siderably more in a few months. W e are in a position to consider \Bids on any sized project that you may lmve in mind. From b a m to office building*— we are always at your service) 1•» -» >’**•• «>» READ The personal interest which you have in Sanford due to yoip* associations and con­ ■■■■■■■■URDU ■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■KBBBII 5 NOKTII FRENCH AVE----- SANFORD. FLORIDA .1 nections in this city, should not be allowed S .........................................................................................................................................................................................................ill to diminish during: the summer months S BILL DING S A Y S : when you go away to your summer home or Try A Herald W ant Ad For Results y o o it s h ip u j iu . n b v i r . on your summer vacation trip- . , , . i d f r . 'j c i ■ ; - d .♦ ■ i «> i» - A complete daily record of the news and happenings in, Sanford and »Seminole epunty is the service given by Sanford’s only newspaper., ■, , ' , COME IN IP you DEPEND >ON A HOGGISH W V D W R D ib T b u n ri^ m oral : boy a NOME AND SAIL THE SEA OP SATISPACTIOW, « Subscription rates to .the- daily are 5Jtf fo r one year; $3.50 fo r 6>months; $1.76 fo r 3 months ,or fi5c per• .month. r 11 ■ , With Oceans o f oppor­ tunities before and aSavingo account for bait at tho epd of Subscription rates to the weekly edition are $2 for one year; $1 fo r 6 months; 60c fQr three months, 6r 25c per month. J , . . . . . . i yout aren’t you bqSt prepared t o land • Order The H ERALD, daily or weekly, N O W flRe., “ catch” m um s success, vpvosn. peri by: and.. ttchieve- Just Phone 148 for Service We k«*q> a squadron' of Vhlpg nt ytlur service, ontnoj; them bcint* friendship, ealesmnnship nnd workmanship., Let us Utqpr you our homo plgn scrvlcq, all modem, convenient and ccot no Epical. You no doubt will be surprised how cut-y it will( b« to �tftlt : t - THE 8AI 8 m W & it” The pens tha’ tent any ng With Christianity. It just hapity has never been tried to any great cx'npwhere by any-great nation ; nowhere by I FlorM *. under Act Of SJJ. try. v — ' I* ■■■■ ■ -.. . BUIMot statement sound shocking? Does it B o u n d 3M f untr .Could you refute it .b j citing any nation, any city, M 4vee*o ' i4t t industry that is, operated on unquestionably J »srm ‘ irinciples? d gets this theme" from an article urging that iblc be put back in In the. the schools. The article is in the iterview given by y Ford to the Rev. Will(jllVhbUuJj, ;er for the April Housekeep hg magwipe., S, Vesoiutlorte ta v k m tot, ant the early days o t orld War when prove -that l tit? * e asking if the war allure, Edwin Markh poet; wrote* THIS ASSOCIATED r n c s s j soclatcd _W*M IK ciclttl* imm ter to Dr. Stidger:; n to assure \ Hr ty has not failed, Hstianlty has i i S v s n H T - H v E a VBeettoricd I in a large sockl •Mdse, yet. nowhere been has beeh tried by Ih iduals, and ff'hfcu* beer » ® a s :i »r« alao reserved. ming. Rut it has never 'pti people •“ - I JfT-KC -V'. Iw E WEI J i H i lin i P any ^ l ^one1 J i iplace— P P R S A T V ^ p A V , iV L Y 16.1924 oIe^city,^never by. an entire kingdom, never by that the watching angels tiB THOUGHT FOR TODAY bk ■ , •; >* • GODi l^VES.,THE»GOOi>:, T m , * ,B . ..Ford seems to think that the watching an*’ r God Is good to lintel, even to ' |T«S ore o f a dean heart.— gels,will (^o wait a long time for that trial, unless greater 78:1. and .more general efforts arq made to put the Bible back in the schools, fltpd to give its teachings every day to the boys NNBTT: THE LESSONS OF and girls o f America. .. x ’ r.v.V.f. , v 5- ' “ I think,” said Mr; Ford to his interviewer, "I got all the O f Yhltr which 1 wo4f essence of the Bible in those days when I sat as a boy lis­ World do name I f woAhe ehcetii snd leaves could tening each morning to its reading in school. We were tom with care, taught in those days if you steal or sin you suffer. If you O f him who it corrects, and did it do something wrong you suffer, and sometimes others suffer *V-: frame, with you. They developed a sense of right and wrong in us • w * i s s S i f t r t “I f " " d in those days. I believe It was because we heard the great Find out his power which wildest teachings of the Bible.” ,• powers doth taro#,- ' gJ /L -R ' Mr. Ford, and every thinking person knows, moreover, His providences pxtgndlng, everythat unless a sejise of right and wrong is "developed” In a •wberf, V . H)s justice which proud rebels doth child, it seldom acquires any.stable place in that child’s char­ *. not ip<trt,v * ; , * r acter. Such a sense ddcs not happen to come by the laws of •very pagd,r}nb period o f the Mature nor as a special gift from Heaven. ■■II IH* But silly we, Ilka foolish children, "Wo have made a digeoyery,” says Dr. Walter S. H-' rest , . , ;. / ■ Athcjirri, "that unless children fire taught religion, they will “ plessed with colour'd vellum, not be religious.” And neither will children ever get the best Well leaves ofjroW , V i V/ - dangling'ribbands,-'-leaving benefits from the Bible, if they do not hear its simplo read­ ing oypiy.day jn ^ b e years when they can absorb its plain .tho^ great writer's seh'se ne'er teaching with twne o f the disturbing controversy that be­ taking hold}. ... t} If by chance vte stay our minds comes a part o f Bible instruction in the so-called Schools of Religion. on aughtf'. *,'* It is some plctbr* on the margin Let the children at school hear the Ten Commandments, wrought. the Sermon on the Mount, the beautiful Psalms, and much E f / . l i .r t r lflllk in Dnnaraand. of the Gospels. There will be no interference with the relig­ Sanford, the. cftyl o f steady ious instruction they receive In their homes. Some day there growth. may come a call for a genuine trial of Christianity. It would -14£be well, In preparation for that time, to have American boys Davis and Walsh Would have made a good: ticket,'but. Da vis and and girls taught what Christianity is supposed to be. Tyi *' —------------ o------------Bryan roskee a. better one, T No, They Are Not Dead no 'has said that ’ It will . f, i 4 * One nice [•tKi wwo winmcr months tor to look forward to. d «r Klw a. in , . t ^efort It, it may ljU * trip to 1'^xwrk neat 8vpt*n»ber. - „ . , t «* ■ in■i q r iq As Brisbane Sees It W v i' •efin ' Bled <61d times to be voting for Bryan again .1 vj LLtU i■ "They are dead that sought the young child’s life”— In his discussion of the Sunday school lesson dealing with the childhood of Jesus, William Jennings Bryan quot­ ing the words with which the angel told Joseph that Herod wafl dead and 11 wou,d now be Pafe to bring the Babe back 1° the Holy Land, said that they have often been quoted when a great reform has been accomplished for the protection .of the you n g ......... . . . , » D A ir p o iis l * Your uncle i* first. The PreeWenl's heaven. . Mr. Ford, pleaae build. One wore mileetcme. • ’R*did; in tunimtr i, jdishpans were being f BY ARTHUR BRISBANE Camping out get* ■open. So do all kind,] AMERICA WINS f lr » t . , among all the world nations tho Olympic garnet. That nerVous \concentration, I*.POWER, a good, al J n i t lv f l j? ‘ A candidate with tached haa his little ( at A family at odd* i odds and ends, AH a man need* t« ] a woman is al) h« ------r ; GREAT HONOR goea little nation '".Finland;i Tito thnt live up In the cold not staying Indoors all throuj winter, talking to I h « r ,V children beside, the ‘fitei of running around in the ■ sunshine, certainly dovclo: ergy. _______’ .m v p i i )t5 A o (ls e IW M cs'B i AtSJCT ■ashes on tbo floorl^ j ! 'Be careful abohtWdLmometera In July.' Wxlt to etthk before lsdid"| When you ace B m*, j on the corner scratcki 1 how, he enjoyed hi* t lUUg interns' Next to the witcr bath-tub, the sod* f0®, moat popular sumraer i READ OF 8TEENR00 Finland, 40 years old, who run a race infifteen years, Ing ail his competitors by a mile in a run of twenty-fix There is stamina. The mt| lived regularly and simply, half the story. 4The good die yon soon as home-made «haj get good its owner When you see a tre* I these days you never was lightning or as SECOND to the groat Finn, Stecnroos, in the twenty-six mile marathon race, was an Italian. You realise what staying powers are in that ancient Italian raee, remembering that the ancestors of thaWtallan runner were m a r c h ­ ing over the Roman stone road, fighting the "savages" of Gaul where Paris now stands, two thousand years ago. THE REVEREND Mr. Pierce says President Goolidge believed that heaven Is the abodo of vital and vigorous human beings, of oung people as well ns of old. iocs tho president also believe in a heaven in which there la pro­ gress, change, a chance to get ahead and do new things? The most reverent must admit that eternal stagnation, through billions and billions of years, with no chance to get ahead in heaven, would be tiresome, no matter how great the bliss. U<^\ About the only way t*| dnta out of your picnit! let the cows get it. A neighbor tells uih*^ gallons of beans and sixf out of only one row. B HENRY FORD, who owns tho famous I/mgfcllow "Wayside Inn," at Sudbury, hnj l>ought two old houses built about 1050. They will be taken down nnd rebuilt near the Wayside Inn. It it a pic­ turesque idea, affording harmless amusement for Mr. Ford, who can afford it. i BUT IT IS dipping back Into history, for which Mr. Ford has not too much regard. Perhnps aft­ er he tires of old houses, Mr. Ford will show the country how to build good moderrt houses for modern people, at really reason­ able prices. - MR. FORD’S friend., Edison, suggested fH4'rulfl6k ' o r horikeis “ poured"-of concrete. The thing is to bo tried on a big scale in England. Ford ought to try that, or some better plan, here. To finance the building of n million or twenty million lowpriced housed with a little garago in each, would be a fine monument and a glorious gift to the people. Ford could do It. He is young onough, mentally, for now ideas. This world could b« i bad as it is. The sru< are twice as,long ** / _ TI Little boys live a hstf] tells us hi* big sister I bathing suit. £ JUST IN PASSING S A T U R D A Y E V E N IN G SERM01 BY R. J. HOLLY • By. F. D. K lw . Tho Slate Geologist Is making an exhaustive research in l he state looking for fossils. Of courso this has no bearing on Sanford. "Keep the People Posted on Matters Pertaining to the City," sty* tho Lakeland Star-Telegram. Right ybu are. Tho people are entitled to know. Tho most important item in bond issues today in San­ ford is tho item for sewers. There are parts of this city that should have sewers at once nnd if you investigate the*matter you will sec it. Pass a bond issue that will cover ail needed sewers and drainage projects and lot ail other band is*ues rest for a while. Fellow hero yesterday who wanted Information on the growing of mint in Florida. Some people might givo hint in­ formation in the julep part of it, but the mine—well, who knows? The writer bf this column of stuff and nonsense Is go1it much needed ydat(T) M g ’td1 N orth-C arolina'for________ _ „ , and when W f get'up them-after* we BlMe'»krouBb Georgia our friends will receive some of those letters about "wishing you were up here" and all that stuff they used to write me when I was hog-tied on the Dally Herald. It is important for the fathers of this country to stop and think seriously about their greatest job. There are many fathers who are put down by Bradstreet as very many successful business men who are falling as fathers. Has that fathor succeeded who hss enrolled in tho list oil millionaires and has tost his Influence for good upon his boy? Has that father suc­ ceeded who has won the place of largest power in tho gift of tho citizens of his state, end has lost the confidence of his daughter? What is a father’s greatest job? Is it to win a fortune or to win the confidence of his children? Mr. Guest says: "I mutt be fit for a child to follow, " ’ you must watch that 1 Kiri. Eyes of Syi Now we come to portant question in our we must ponder this with care. What is to btl acter of our watching!’ would understand the, the watch log', of the . thcr, obscri'e what the] when ho gets the first i. tho son, Tho record hi father saw him, an dl with compas*|on, snd fell on his nCric. and There is no. ndMr for »sy(l about the character of: er’s watching. Every filled with concern, was filled with sympstfej look was filled with ‘T ; watch tho boy that i KnoWirtg ho wmuch he shall learn ing evidence may be fota4| from me, his department the fs4 I must be fair as I’d have him be; the father heart wants 1 I must come to him day by day, the mistakes of the son There is nothing sadder today than the picture of Judge Clean as the morning I went away. tor for ond pui*po*e Schclle Moines ns he mops his florid brow with a bandana It^la^Veported that the town of •aloopR are not dead. They still seek the young child’s life I must be fit for a child's glad la that he irfay help i/ handkerchief and wonders when it will be cool again. ■ Lake Worth issued building per- They still slay their millions. greetings, them. aggregating five hundred and Hla are eyes thnt there Is no Under the guise of being liberal and broad-minded, the If some odd should/ cheatihg; tyUiousand dollars during tho liquorites are the opes who champion "wide-open” town con­ Arthur Yowoll, while in Boston, lost Jock Davison and an elegant building'snT first six months of 1024; This 1^ Judge Hoiishnlder and asked a policeman if ho had seen them. He must behold me in every test, irlvilogo of planting 14: Not at my worst, but my very icart a ’good"example o f how all Floridh ditions^ They provide the nllurements that look so beuutiful Much to Arthur's surprise the policeman said he had never to unthinking bOyB and girlH. They shout their slogan, "per­ best; Is growing. heard of either of these distinguished gentlemen and Arthur would be ycfaV reply? He must be proud when my life offer you a prosperous sonal liberty” ; and undet- its banner they lead the way to said it was a "bum place” where the police did not know San­ THAT IS PROVED. Only a )Rla done. Hare’s hoping the Prince of everything base, to everything unclean. for the privtlcga of fir ford people any better. lU while ago he told this writer Wat$s doesn’t play in any of the To have men know that he is my iishing In your boy and ; Instead of being dead, tho spirit of evil that dwell in the that the flying machino wan not son." i the drink habit, what International polo matches. Some Secretary Pearmnn soya that tho State Road Department of those Mcadowbrook boys might old-time saloon, is returning hydra-headed. He is found in "commercial” and It was too early your reply? If one has promised to fix up tho Sanford-Orlando road. Since thoy forget nbout his royalty and run the person of smug citizens who serve cocktails in their homes for him to become interested in Welching the Boy and Girl and offer a secure cor have promised every other man in Sanford tho same thing it. And now It is said he la con­ "But while he was yet afar off all of your future ne«di.l over him. ’ there is iVo reason for Bob to bo swelled up about it. Tho to young men and women who are pitifully in need of pro­ templating building all-metal fly­ his father saw him." reveals the privilege of despoiling . » ♦ --------- o--------- < , i „ » . Road Department promised this same thing to the Chamber of ’ ' its of the selection of a tection against temptution. He is found in the person of ing machines in quantity. Pro­ world of thought for the father, and daughter o ( their Commerce, the County and City Commissioners, tho Elks duction that would be useful, but it was no accident that tho fath­ and their virtue, I am tial nominee by tho Dem- the alleged Christian who takes no part in activities against Club, the Masons, the Shrinera, the Ku Klux and Uie Sanford le^National 1Convention, the vice and corruption, lest it hurt his business. He is found in not more useful than the lower saw tne eon. His was a watch­ you would spurn tha tffi Herald. * 1' ebntinuea to revolve in the the holier-than-thou churchmnn who merely stands off and priced dwelling. ing attitude. Certainly one of his yet there are many fit! Civilisation (ontinuea to <pass old way. John D, Rockefeller first considerations was the boy, are permitting vicious im I Important milestones. The end of That new City Hpll contemplated by our City Fathers criticises with never n lending hand to make things better. 1 paving birthdays and giving and hla eyes were in tho habit of habits to take hold of Ifctj was one. The steam engine will be an ornament to our city and something that will show „ “ They ore dead that Bought the young child’s life” — No, aiavery looking for him. the boy and the life of ^ off to good advantage from the water front as well as from M f t f t . f i ; < ; o > < they nr6 ndt dead. They are striding about In the full lighf was another, the electric dynamo There are some fathers who are thru a lack of sympathetic] another, telegraph and telephone the city side. W eiiccd a new City Building and all that per­ Shaver haa been selected of day for all to see. They are prowling about in the still looking for the chance to drive ing. others. The most romantic mile­ tains thereto ana nse should build for the future city of rman o f tha Pomooratie the sharp bargain. There are A tragic sentence it TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND people that w0 will have here Shaver, darkness o f the night. You know who some of them arc. You stone is soon to be labelled mlttee. Mr. Shi many who are watching for the came to my ears ono dry, i "around-tho-world in a flying ma­ in a few years. pre- could call them by name. opportunity to make money hon­ sentence was spoken by *j| U it , ,7 • » chino." shaver estly and quickly. Many others and spoken concerning m a m , Several of our business streets should be widened as tho ’ of*w +iatthey way about are looking io r Jobs to meet the 1 know these sons iefin THE AMERICAN around-thetraffic becomes greater and It will avoid accidents and make needs, especially the physical was much concerned sb " SA N F O R D ’S FORUM j world machines reached Paris, all l the city safAr for the ladica who drive with one eye on the needs, of the family, and Hits is permanent progress. " three of them. well indeed. How many fathers shown evidence of far street and both eyes on the paissing show. One of them took M U * P a w l a o y . paminolp. Editor The* Hamid.1 • '■ *> '*«»’" When they landed on Lo BourWay be done to remedy this state •ro watching with the same con­ ordinary native ability, /ounty Nurse, presented an inter­ off a fender on my car the other day-without batting an eye­ Dear Sir: An item in yester- of affair*, but surely every newly- get Airdrome, the six Americans, problem to- redlars of Tho cern tho asociatea of the boy and had also shown tb*t »«**] lash and never even saw my car. This is a sample of good attcntloni to navcd street might intrude in the stepping from their machines, had fid yoltertiay Vwhcn she ex* the girl? How many fathers are were creeping Upon tb*z| driving, She might havd di-mciished the entire works just as flown 18,033 milos. The first ques­ bill presented to property own­ splfndldf\ c•od^kc uagino »ttlt«da toward watching with tho same concern were prophetic or dliapp w e lt. tion asked was: "How do we stand i passing- an ers for their half of the paving, . bolt le.i.. Dog.- nrp great fflcnda the boy and the girl’a problems in and perhaps ruin. The giving general super­ the very few dollars extra- which in the Olympic games?” Ir place but their place cerschool T Many, many fathers conversation between IMy If there is any doubt in your mlnda about Sanford’s They did not feci tired when is not around the upper end vision over beautifying all parks, would provide uniform planting there are who look ahead for op­ and myself was the , growth just take your stand in front of any of the banks any they learned that their Uncle .Sam and subsequent care of the long parkways, streets? alleys'and side­ ;m lllf bpttle necli portunities for a wise Investment durin gthat conversation morning in tho week and especially on Saturday and aea the J Iw 'Ohi.v < M U s walks to a b<>f rd* Ip is prsvided orderly line of choice palms or had carried away the championof their time and their money, expression to the /onteort] constant stroant of folks who arc doing business in Sanford. Brasilian government seems that tho board shall designate and ornamentals which would convert ahlp. and Jhey are to be commended for within itself told a pitistf And the beat part of thla banking business U'the fact that our having a lot o f trouble with plant ail trees, shrubs, grass and the simplest thoroughfare into an their wisdom. But how many of "I can't do much with people are starting savings accounts and are putting their CHARLES E. MITCHELL, head avenue of exotic loveliness in the n rebels in Sao Paulo. Fear flowers which. shall b« placed these same fathers are looking I have but little influ money where it will do them good in the days to come. of New York’s Nations! City Bank, t for the lives and property of along all streets,, parkways, al­ space of five years. ahead and planning wisely for the them," was the sentewy This will never be accomplished biggest tn the country seta a good States citizens in r that loys and'sidewalks,1and shall have lives of the girl and the boy? uncovered the imare of i It ia a cinch that Sanford is getting in tho big city class. ity and it may be found necea- tbs right to condemn and remove if left to the individual property example to other financiers in his Good returns from the giri'e life The father had ctfroe »o out in th<J suburbs in any direction and aea the many naw to send warships to a. neigh- any such trees,, plants pr shrubs owners to plan and carry out, any encouragement of labor banks. and the boy’s life is a much more session of quite an estate.< In the organ of the Brotherhood louses going up and the nbw streets being paved and, tha new port We ’ predict that that are diseased 6r are detri­ irtoro than the streets would ever important consideration than good i brother who toad recent Locomotive Engineers, he leveloprnenta of all kinds. It does me good to see this work this be the case our Uncle mental to the beguty of,the city," get paved unless tha city took of retuma from the investment of and was "enjoying" e praises tha labor bank established some action artd Initiative: going ahead— work that 1 predicted many years ago., It took lei can break up that revolt in ‘ This Item is hero (quoted In full, your money. And there la an­ competency. But with by the engineer*' union and other a long time to pyt it over, but It Is over now with a start that one volley. other matter o f very serious con. ing of tho new; property! in the hope that It may interest 'Especially should the main ap­ similar banks. With foresight and < •■ -----:— o---- — cem about this business of watch­ fresh attacks o f subtle i some who failed to tee It yester­ proaches to' the city receive care; common sense he predicts for j -I feothlnir can retard. You know, the greatest thing in life, or • at least one of the greatest things in life, la confidence In your ford claims an increase of day, and because it points the way ful thought The fa ct fhat Weat ing tha boy and th* girt. habits upon the lift ff \ FJrst Street and J Celery Avenue them great success, and esnodaUy •| follow man and in the towri in which you live. jpulaUon A matter o f superlative im­ «r. That di»trc»»lni ho predicts for them k ttaeful.'sta­ pass through farms and gardens portance on the part of the father hour had coma to the )W !L dpes not make this st all imprac­ bilising Influence on the business | e«C U y 1 into the fields around Sanford now, and note the I*. watching of: hi* own life. the sons,, He couid driv • r tw ll CM m ticable, because on both of these 1 hay and co crop. We don’t have to send out of Tire father who drinks cannot be to soma extent, b y f >1:10 a M m thoroughfares vso|ne 01 . the roost o f enthusiastic booster* and in tha build) the beat father. The father who authority, but the hoHstate ounqorn ropriate IH S _ for our corn prod hay. *nd it spells the success o f this DECEMBER WHEAT went to peat farming community. We have e*rn now that will en£>U e even coarse ,|n hie, Jan- moral suasion had ton of successful of *b*. gym *** have .1rled the margins of age cannot be the b e s t __ |ka are already beautified u plainly disappeared all that of many other parts of the United States and yrhlia. > >ur bay la not os succulent as timothy or clover it makes property, ' A'-which'itmiy woul* 1 p-father who is candpsa'Jjbr in Ms could hot look Into1’ but tljelr FOR COOUDGE. True, the far­ Mtrcely hmveyl manner of living cannot, t' * t \ thsr’a life sod find an e sin .nighty good' feed eh that. Lika the Spanish mbes that was mer has sold hla * wheat, and iford citizen we do not won- git word conctmlng "the beauty fill it would best father,- The father who beat their inspiration- The > fad to the cattle m Uie early days—you carl put green glasses knows that the speculators in the i remarkable progreea that of our city." Pot an active, enthusiastic not examine their father*' on the cow a and make it fine grass. TThs Woman's Club of Sanford is title* get-the big prices, but he achieved In that pity— tlan cannot be tbe beat Mtker, find ap example which *1 We have some lovely streets, planning a vary thoughtful and hopes that such prices will hold I am indicating to you that the pel them to more nobd but they are invariably these lined comprehensive program i.'.JL'-Li ■ garden for the crop he la harvesting now father who ia eymnathatically ments. The boys could TOLERANCE with uniformly-planted oaks that work for tha coming aaasotv—there and the later crop to come In the itb ago LaFollette and watching his boy's life and U « into thslr own f«r *1 SXpectpd to SB ^ r ^ t r i T o f T . is to be a plant 'sale in tha fall, fall. Tho high price of-wheat al­ WAYCROSS JOURNAL-HERALD rirt a life must also watch his end find that Influents and the Issue o f a garden calen­ so means that man .lost money 3UBj position In I— own life. He must moke sure that ways lift# young men campaign city are planted by Individuals dar of seasonable suggestions for that failed to heed in this column i been said about Tolar- 1 Yet many people'are constantly Jv* ow*L,V** constantly holding •dr of it till Where and according to individual fancy. ____ of tha There may be a few oaks In one this section, and a flower show the repeated prophecy; "Wheat is d nettv rows and confidence o f ths girl end the to find anything to bs ** \ , ■ » ■*'>. ' involved the spring o f the yean Tho »oIn* up," j . _____ in petty ro s, and di*-fathers, you have been uncertainly noticed - - 1b lo q lt^ levr- palms in UM. WKt terest In ornamental gardening IfW your business: you hove ’opa out oLunpleasant ’ **re**ble ijuerrels because they watching ob- one, or the two may be all mixed it rapidly growing here as in THE PRINCE of Wales opened th others and makes 1demand that other people think, ®**n watching the practice of your W in their climb to o * er. When this heterogenous other parts o f ' the state, and it the advertising convention - ’ .In 1----- ' * — - about * — -— —*- ea they * Pfofei|lon| you htvt bttn witch* ting makes Its growth, the «f does seem too «b»d that where Ixmdon with a commonf# ---------more pleasant. a given matter Just Ing'the returns is recognizing the.do. .i token of prosperity speech, saying PMC* a p 'W «u *r or ^beautiful, no >natter -how his! Though the other ' opin. prov largely on ad* power to ble to may ng r the world ulataa comti i.’tt U woBld ADI Inst atroet there *k». *d ► <! ■; iVtl 'W T rC ee„ f f l , t day to vfcoep ." Better be trying something Alcohol had Hlain a million times as many children ns Herod ’ prevent him being thrown ever had," * > rae. fBut. qniortunately, the Interests that were buck of the f M S sm m S m m i K in K . di1 fh® k iu S S il �-s a a o M iA a MISS ROSAMOND RAD FORD, Society Editor, PERSONALS ra W **5 ■ Avenue, i p , w Program L far July I t *' [of Radio Dlgeat) Ljro News (447.5) Lttrs; 7 band; 8 ChlLt*r revue. ^ Tribuno (870) 6 7:30 soloists; 9:30 3 (530) 0 concert; j* 6 talk; 8:05 omfianion; 8:20 mui (448) 0 music; 9-1 heatra. 8:80s News ricai: I M 2 dance, iport (480 9 orcheait News (B17) 8:30 r 111 (286) 7:30-l? or- L L (400) 7:30 ' con(U City SUr (411) trio; 6-7 School of J. C. Cook, of Atlanta, spent Miss Alina Langford,'of New­ Friday in the city o nbusinesa, berry, is the' attractive guest of stopping at the Valdes Hotel. Mrs. Frank .Higgins. J. ,G. Michael, arrived today from Camp Johnston to spend the E<jwird Higgins Is spending the weekend. In the cltyr, \ week-end with his family at Dayv -I T L 1 SakJaJ-i* j '' Leon C rijM r khd\Elmer Hav- toha Beach. 'V w Mr*. J. E. Courier and son. at* e n d in g "a i » . l > .In .in Orlando, n , i . n J n Ufe tg. 1 •‘ _ : . , "pending g week M.'F°kteh. of Savannah, i« guesU of friends* and relatives, spending the dar, in the city at- ‘ -----1— tending to business. R. E. Patrick! of Ocala, Is spend' It _ . ~ T! , *nR lI}e day In the city on bustneas . H. .1* Robertson leaves Sunday stopping at the Valdes Hotel. on the boat for Jacksonville . to i spend several Weeks. . ' Mr. and Mrs. Ben Guthrie’ and w _ . ,• , f»w»lly leave todny for Daytona Miss Sara Warren Easterly is Beach to spend a week. spending the week-end i t Day--------tons Beach, the guest of Mrs.’ Ed Mr*. Frank Talbot and children Higgins. will return home Sunday 1‘rom „ _ „ ~ , „ , « Melbourne where they spent tho Mrs. C. 1L Campbell has been past week. called to Asheville, N. C., on ac-j “>-------count of the aeridus Illness of her! Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Belie and daughter, Mrs. Ed Wilder. t t children left this week for a 1 ’ ..................'motor trip to Charlotte and othMr. and Mrs. Reginald Holly er points In North Carolina. and son leave today for Anna Ms------rli to spend several weeks with Tom Davis* * .of Orlando, with relatives. -;' the Coral Gables Corporation, . --------spent Friday In the city on buaMr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lloyd incss. are spending some time in the •• / ■.» ■■■ . j, city, the guests of the Montcsuma Major. R. E. SteVcns srirved Hotel. > this morning from Camp Johns--------ton to spend the week-end In the Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Woodward, city. of Tallahassee, are spending sev--------,, . eral days in the city, stopping at Roy Cartier and Arthur Vaughn the Valdc*. left Friday for Hamlet, N. C., and will remain until the peach Mrs. Richard L. Sellers and season ends. shipped to Wm. fer free fletrfbn- f tlorl among the prisoners croerg-j; ing from the various camp* 4 throughout the state. - The prisoners o f Florid* u * . not . riven a lU ir of elothftMT *o|»n W*M lease hot Instead are riven a <*«h, sum of'tlO-which,. #f course, they' need otherwise. stated Mr, Odom. Re said further. NtMa practice of ( furnishing clothing to the prison-^ era upon their release u one o f the most Important Hems of relief that eduld.be administered tdth ela Up; * fortunate*. *. Hence the dtisens cit, Phone: Res.'425 Birthday Party Given For Yoiing Friends' The home of Mrs. J.- M. (HUon was decorated most attractively In pink and yellow eu» flowers- Friday afternoon, when* VjrjrinJa *fid.Jack celebrated their biKhdayd by en­ tertaining about 35 cf' tnfli young friends, «■ A ., Games wort played an# contests » V » ♦4 6 6 « 4 ' f » 11*1 , t t J■ . excitement.. Edna Rivera' tocefved the prlie for‘the girls, a Jowly lit­ tle’ parasol. \ Billie Tyler won the prixe for thO boys ana was given’ a hag of marbles; . ,H , { * \j Mrs. Gillon was assisted in-ea *1 tertalning by Misa Ruth and Miss, Grace GlUon.'At a late hour in tho afternoon the happy crowd was Invited Into tho dining room where Ice cream and cake was served. Mlsa Virginia and Mr. Jack were wished many happy returns of the day aa their youthful guests *d♦ A 1*1 toJtA.lijJ'TI'M- ALL MAKES tenaa. For the growing child, there should be only one leather, and that la kid. This leather it soft, pliable and flexible, and yields to the slightest pressuro. U permits perfect ventilation because of Its porous Qual­ ity. »nd It contracts and expands with the toot *• ’<.**■ ** * • ; < , ’ “ *. Kid clings to tho tool as a kid slova to the hanl. and because It can be made Into graceful, ^ood looklog shoe*, u has been accepted as the fashionable thlnt by the very young set. Black Or brown kid Tor simple little dresses; white for the more elaborate garden-patty frocks of mid-summer. The onp-etrap, sQuare-loed ehoe u attractive and very popular: the Colonial slipper Is always In favor as a dreis shoa. a trim pair of black kid shoes offers tho -ilranat la 'omfort am) stylo for alt occasions. , . Oviedo Camp -Johnston News- Ask R e s p e c t a b l e C a s t - o f f Clothes For Welfare Work Csaerl Dunlop 30x3% O, S. Cord $14.00 Brunswick 30x3VS * O S. Cord 1 $12.25 Brunswick Regular „ ■ Cord $9*50- Miss Winnie Strung of Sanford lly W. L. Rumple is spending tho week-end with Mrs. Brunswick Regular . s City tfnity (460) R. R. Wright. . . , . tusic; 7-7:30 Sunday NOTICE arrived in --------I Out outfit hud I Fabric non; 8 dance; 11The Woman's Auxiliary of tho Major L. A. Odom, State Prison our rookies J, M. Stewart of Avon I’nrk anJ'cnmp when^three Presbyterian Church will present ilirtg services. to Colonel Turk for a pass |Welfare worker with headquarters a most Interesting pageant, “Tho Rock Hill, S. C., was a business via- reported rier • Journal LouUto town. Just what ho told th o ^ i Jacksonville, who is In Sanford Birthday of the Assembly's: Train­ Itor to Oviedo this week. ih (400) 7:30-9 orboys can har\’ ly be printed, accord-! this week In the interest of re: ing School,” at their regular so­ A T .T H E CHURCHES Brunswick Regular ;; ing to tho censor, [ leased prisoners, states that hla orAnnouncement ha* boon mado cial meeting on Monday evening ngrlcs (409) 8:45, Spcaking of snappy soldiers you g*nlxmtiorv la making a heroic ef. that B. G. Smith of Oviedo will at 8 o'clock in the church parlors. KM a. m., dance, 30x3 Fabric see Ucut. Chittenden on hla j fort to furnish each man anil METHODIST CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Tho pageant will bs presented un­ enter the race for state treasurer should fiery steed In the big parade. Also (woman emerging from prison with on the Republican ticket. Mr. der the leadership of Miss Gale Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Sunday school 9:80 a. m.; preach­ * (3C0) 6:30 talk, Smith is president of the Ban'; of I.icut. Percy Mere. Ho is the,a suit of.clothing. To meet this Morning sermon and worship 11 Marshall. The members of the Oviedo and has been a eititen of annopy lieutenant with tho big emergency 40 or 50 aults are ing, 11 a. m.; Intermediate Paul luuthcr puttees. However, they [ needed monthly to supply the largo BIO STOCK TIRES JUST * n. m., subject The Man Who Ex­ Junior Auxiliary will In- hoslrsses band; League, 7 p. mt; Senior league, pressed Uncontrollable Joy in His and the public is cordially invited. the town for many yearn. lecture have nothing on tome of our beau ; demands made upon his urganlxa- RECEIVED. . SATISFACTO- f ^ 7 p. m.; preaching 8 p. m. A cor­ Repairs are helng made on the brummel) sargeants when they ' tlon for wearing apparel, Story. fc RY ..MILEAGE .. OUARAN-. M Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Price and K m l (425) 5:30 or- dial woleomo, Is extended to our Young Ptoplc's Unions 7 p. m. Woman's Club House. A new floor dress up in all tholr finery, medals, Major Odom wishes to appeal to TEED. COME LOOK* THEM Peter Schnnl motored to Orlando ■ 6:30 stgdjo; 8:30 sister churches who have no ser­ Evening worship and sermon 8 Friday where they wore the guests has been put in on the front por-'h wound stripes, etc. {tho cltitcns of Sanford for their • (1 vVand the back porch on the north­ o’clock. Subjoct, Great Words of of Capt. Hutchinson wanted to g o , proBOnUblQ cast-off clothing for OVER. vice In their own church to come friends. |r York (4t>y 2-10 p. east side Is being enclosed for * into town Monday night but for f>oth men and women. tho Bible— A Thrce-I^ttcr Word •. Bestras.'VHiffh M * * * and worship with us. Rev. J. F. Which lias some unaccountable jmsson he I u k o, thcrfl ,, h„ rd, * bu, ln, „ I>ost None of Its Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bell and room. changed bis mind. Wo think It was |mj>n ,n th< cUy who coU„ not Bell, presiding elder of the Palut- Power In Three Thousand Years. daughtar RosaJyn lenve Sunday fVork 1*31*1?) 11 a. m.Mrs. W. E. Argo, assisted by h\ order of Col. J urk. ] ,pond this appeal by giving »t ka district, is expected to preach. At the Wednesday evening meet­ for Waynesboro, Gn„ to spend a Speaking of our grub from he , l t ^ ff to , hU ing tho subject will be, Tho Value nd Edward Miss Palmer Argo a month. fiork <455) *2-10 p. m. Everyone Is urged to make a spe­ of Church Music, and the Work Mess Sargeant s stand|>oint. the |humBno M|1Mt #Mdj Mj|Jhr Argo, entertained ThurJ’.ay night Reports, Stadium con- cial effort to attend Sunday of the Choir. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Helms, of * ^ ^ „ Uk.e. OUuPK„ T ‘ C o E Odom says any one having clothing First snd Elm Phbne 447-L3 school. Our Buccqsi depends upon The church extends a very cor- iPalatka, oru spending several,days with a dance at the Masonic Hall Erk (40i) 12-101 p. m., you. i 1■ • -> at Lake Charm. Tho occasion was djal invJMlpri J o •in-the cltf,JjvSnguasis uf.thw.Vj4r h i, solo*. • Wednesday night at 7;8Q;jkJ1I bg, visitors. in M pf’ W M W 'tfa rg W 'M o o rilt det Hotel T ^ ■„ Rad (312) lb musical; our regular prayer aervice under inillnflted 1’ttlpjihet/ ’’of 1pills, » of Norfolk, Va.. and Mils Ilettina ' hnvo’ |m., dance. castor oU, etc- And he Is somc.g the leadership of the women of HOLY CROSS CHURCH T. H. laiwrenco, of Tifton, Ga.. kaha (526),0 .program; the church. At the close of this Church services for the twenti­ spent Friday in the city on busi­ Condon of Stuart, Fin., guests at prominent figure in our military * service there will be a “ get togeth­ eth Sunday after Trinity. July 20, ness, stopping at the Valdes Ho­ the1Argo homo, and Miss Ellen world. Sle\vart of Rock Hill, S. C. Those |tSurKh,l!,A c2 ) 4:30 er” nodal meeting. Tho ladles are 1024. Though the boys nrc singing. . , tel. present Were Miss Ellen Htowart, “ It ain’t going to rain no more." ■ I 7:30 dance, putting forth every effort to make 9:45 a. m., Sunday school in .Miss Bcttinn Condon, Misa Mar- we are still having cloudbursts. It ■ [burgh (270) 9-10 reg- the "best ever yet" and those who High School. Mrs. Tom Moore and di.dghtcr 1mret'.Mooro, Miss Palmer Argo, rained thrc8 fesi W 'ay—in spots. a fUats program. fail to attend will miss a rare 11:00 a. m„ Church service in will arrive t<xiay front a several Misspell Williams and Miss WinOur outfit compares very favor- « [Uburgh (328) 5 pro- treat. Tell your friends, tell your Milanc Theatre. weeks visit with relatives in Pen- me Strong of Ranford, Mrs. It. R. ably with any In camp. In otir J 5:30 children; 7 band, neighbors, tell your family and Rev. Dr. Blanchet, roctor of sacola snd 1-ako Butler. U'rlrht, Mrs J. O. Clements, Ed- . humble estimation we are se'i>nd a band (492)i 1/2 dance. bring them all. Get acquainted, i St. lAike's Church. Punta Gordn, ------ — w«n| Argo, W. C. Moorr, John 1to none, granting of course the* * Francisco (423) 10 will be tho Rev. Preacher. Everybody welcome. Mrs. John Sneed and sons upd tSrwart, Woplsey Sturdivant. Mr. teven some of our boys would go1 1 songs. sisfer, Ollie Johnson, have re Williams, Robert Williams. Alan lost "In a pay-as-you-enter street i Louis Post-Dispatch turdned from a trip to While r'ampliall, Fletcher White, It. It. car. And we will bring homo the ■ D A Y T O N A BEACH Saturday Evening Sermon Springs, Jacksonville and Pablo ’Vrlgbi and chaperons, Mr. and baron—that Is If wo have any loft g cncctsdy (380) 5:30 Beach. Mrn.rBnh Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. j after v'p satisfy the appetites of M (Continued from page 4.) fork Philharmonic or--------V. T: Slay and Mrs. W. E. Argo, j some of the hungry snnrcnnt*. like f J 7:80 dance, (iolightfullv |Sgt. Skinny Whitcomb, Michael and a J. P. Ridge leaves Sunday by The evening COOLEST ROOMS There Is s look at the face of ngfield (337) 4 enThe • fathers’s sympathetic i 6:10 orchcstfa; 6:30 watching of his own life, and tho God. and we sec tho Father deeply boat for Philadelphia, Boston and *pcnt and the ON THE BEACH By tho way, Sgt. Rungo oxpectn i; 6:40 trio; 7 concert; life of the eon will have rich re­ interested in every experience of other northern points to attend to with *reluctance * *** - , , •t business for tho Florida Vegeta- »oted Mrs. A to don thy leather, puttees tomor­ His own. But this Is not all the irmonlca solos, ward. The father will find that ble Corporation. ■ « . hostess. . row. The belt line for him! hington (469) 5 chil- he is p'repared to give aid to the careful observer sees. Good Meals. Reasonable R^tes Wo art* out of “ Iteveillo Oil" We see the Father’s sympathy :46 Bible talk; 7 radio son In the houra of need. He will G. L. Bledsoe returned Wednes- ^ Mr. and Mrs. according to common report amon** :16 songs; 7:30 piano; find that he Is’ equipped with the expressing Itself in th« forgive­ aom« of-the rookies-- And we left 8 musical; 8:80 confidence of the eon. H* .will ness o f the eon.- Deplorable In­ -day from California, Ho-was or- Mias'. Moblo Sw i cotnpanlcd homo by his niece. Mis* visitors Wednes: tho key to the psrado grounds st deed was the recklessness of the find that his heart is stored with home. Someone page Lieut. Los. son, and low had he gone In sin, Valley Stokes, of Birmingham great supplies of Ala. sing and ask him to send them up. ■ ’in for July 20 will find that,Immortal friendship but the Fother'e forglrenwe was 9»go (448) 7-9 orches- has bound his own and his boy a more than equal to all of the eon ■ Mr. and Mrs. Zcb Ratliff and W ire for Reservations H. J. Evon, of Detroit, wa* a piesgo Musical College, hearts together. There was never wretchcdnees. Gympathy minis­ business visitor in the city Friday. ■csgo Tribune (870) a question In the mind ef the tered to the emaciated body. Sym­ daughter Mary Wystte leave Sun­ pathy soothed the wounded spirit. day for Miami to spend several Buemble, soloists. prodigal about his father’s friend­ Ptlcsgo (380) 0-8. Sun- ship. He know that In that heart Sympathy welcomed him who had weeks as the guests of Mrs. W. Good Georgia peaches, found, in his claim to sonship- (W- Abernathy. pe Artists. t r was sympathy equal to all his bartered any quantity at tk* right price. II. What a wonderful face is the face Inland (283) 5 chapel needs and mistakes. L. Duhaft, Cor. 4th and Sanford. Mias Ruth Whittle returns to­ of our Cod! What a wonderfu I; 6:30 baseball, news. A Look at the Face of God day from Greenville, Montgotnrey spirit is the spirit of our God Isilsi News (476) 9 saAnd now we must go to the What wonderful heal mg In the and other points in Alabama, longi recital, finport (484) 8 ser- deeper meaning o f our lesson, and sympathy of our Father! But where she has spent the past sev­ linger for a short time as we look there is still more for you who eral weeks most pleasantly. I 8:30 musical, poit Free ‘Press (517) at the fact of God. Perhaps the will linger longer In the study of [ert; 6:45 Central M. E. Bible does not present to us a the Father's face. Gem Fortune picture o f the Father oulte so ap­ I; quartets. When we come to God. He re­ Prin (280 ) 7:30-12 or- pealing as this one. Here Is the ceives u*t Into the wealth of His father watching, and there Is abundance, and equlp. u. for the Ladicfl’ Silk Drcttscs, |10 Rirson City (440.9) 8 something which takes- hold of eat issues of life. I do not w jln value nt my heart when I think of Qod • e teaching of this parable filled [w«*« City Star (411) constantly watching brer me. with eo much of meaning when I When th« consciousness of this make this contention. Thg ring earnsn Theater, IS OFFERED B Y A N UP-TOl-ud. City (411) 11L a. wonderful fact came upon W, C. And the robe and thi »ho«i tell Ladies'1 Voile Dresses, $10 sendees; 8-10 Martin, a former P»*tor of the their own atory <*od’» First Baptist Churchi of Fort My­ nature. Men and women, when .* value at D A T E LIFE IN SU R AN CE *us.° city llnlty (860). ers. he wrota that heartening you and Icome to the Father, we «*-12:30 p. m., services; hymn: . v■ *> a n permitted to share In Hie In­ POLICY IN TH E . *iH. , !•»#** CM- J 1 (* exhaustible riche*, » • * * " * aurier - Journal lx>ub- **l trust In God wherever I may be, ready for the challenge of Ladles' Gingham Dresses llmes (400) 4-6 concsrL Upon tho land o r on the rolling word ( 3flo) 4 atory, fcuThis is o n ■ r* — —_j ■ f t r come what may, from day to the Father to whom T « day, ye access. Strange, very My Hakvsnly Father yraUha* over that Sny man or ii ma. iKiifto) n&hb x,i*" V>fi|*» ■ main a l n f fr o * M * . very readed $6.90 Hotel netor N. L. Horner, A Protection in Death S a F orestall D •Uto; 7:16-8:16 Skinner W -V w t (i^d)Jf-^.ponn will ~ * l ~ r °i*n. senrlcaa; 0:86-8 p. My Hoavenly Father watches over concert. New philharmonic Orchestra. J>»ha (520) 9 musical. for you into tho Fstberis TilUdelpWa (195) 1 eon- " t trust in God, for. In the lion’s lodelphla (895) 8;30 g. Oi?MbettlefWdf or Jn the prison pen, . , th2;r 'Hadelphla (609) 6:80 Through praise or blame, through Shkhto serve .unless we art vary cloaeJy flood or flaaaa, 5 ' ^ rip b U (609) 6:80 My Heavenly Father watches over end tbs Hr! have a right to moa 5 ; f-80 concert. rtUnd.(48f ) g ^ y rk a s. » York (465 ) 7-’lp ’iu‘ m, And surely He tombrnbers Bl». ; K L r .a 'r t ia a s : jn s j C ^ PVlhoflopplc r(Jr, ('OSshlug oJ Viv^yq rtf. '<> i Shoes for, Men, Boys, Ladies, v jfk w e s and Children for .- Men’s Union Suits m aff J OF GREENSBORO, NORTH C A R O LIN A J. H. Jackson, District Manager OFFICE IN CH AM BER OK COMMERCE BLI �EVERT Ralnry Ilaa Beat of Battle With Learn — Clearwater * Takes Game from Smoker*—pt. Pete Defeat* Orlando. Around the First Beacon BRADENTOW N, United State* [aim Excellent -Boxer* Batm S E 't * # . & J u ly l& J -T o Rainey and Sammy Johnson go tinhonor* of tramping on the IJighlander* Friday. Rainey hthUthcm to five mattered hit? iintl Sntnlny drove in the only rnnn of th f jrrtmtr. In the ninth Doran Jod o ff witty pj •ingle. Ricks rncri^cwl and Walch was purposely i walked. Then up came Johnson with a neat single to left. ' " Y s(t, Score by innings: Lakeland . .......000 000 00f>-0 $ l Dradcntown 000 000 001—0 5 3 Iycnrn and Nance; Rainey anil McDaniel. • .. . IS, 1 July * 19v—Whtli the •an gwimmers w an clinching team victory fo r the Un­ ites Friday by taking four five, final events In the swim ming. pool, the in tennis atara rolled up a How does he do it?! He earns, no more thair I do, had money enough to buy that houjj \) A fund for a home cun 'be aeaimuJaitj in a feu yean by opening an /nJrrJ Aecoftnt with us and depositing a smcj ____ record marked *the aquatic events, In which the United States added 60 points to Us total and got 'tout of reach o f its nearest rival, Swaden. The respective standings o f.th e two countries last nlgnt w e n : United States 116 And SwcVincent Richards and Miss Halen Wills o f the American ten­ nis team both reached the singles finals, w hite-tw o American dou­ bles teams advanced and another, Washburn and' William* fell by the t a f sB fc, The startling defeat o f'th e day was that o f Miss Kath­ leen McKane, the English star, by lllle . Vlasto o f Fratie# . Tha U nit*! States is leading Flnkadd, Its nearest rival, for all round Olympic honors but more than at two to one margin on the completion of nine branches of the Intrenatfonal competition. OLYMPIC STADIUM. Colombm , France, July 19.—Without play­ in g 'a s good a 'g a m e as she can, Miss Helen Wills, the American woman champion, tennis player, Friday reached the final round In both the jingles and doubles in the Olympic tennis championships. On Sunday Miss Wills will meet - Mile. VlaMo, the Grecian maid of French nationality, for the sin­ gles title. Today paired with Mr*. George Wlghtman, Miss Wills will , oppose the two beat women players o f Great Britain, Miss Kathleen • , McKane and Mra- Coveil, for the dobbUarfchamplonship. Thi# battle fo r tho men’s cham­ pionships also wilt be a Franco. American affair with Vincent i Richards on one-aide o f the net and Henri Cochfefon the other. While Mlaa Wills was winning- her , way Into the final of the women’s singles event Friday afternoon, " through an easy triumph over Mile. Golding o f - France, Richards dis­ posed of hia Italian adversary in • the semi-final, Boron de Morphurgo, 6 -3 , 8-6, 6*1,6*4. . , - - - •- These sloops are shown turning tho first beacon on the 12-miio racing course in the annual regatta of tho Biloxi {Miss.) Yrjcht Club recently. The cabin sloop class proved one of the features of tho re­ gatta. The regatta lasted two days, was made up of 23 different r^ecs, and was-the'largest ever held In tho south. St. Louis Defeats Senators While Yankees and Cleveland Split Double Bill—Phillies Beats Cubs. BOSTON, July 19.— Detroit won from Boston in 11 innings Friday, 4 to 3. Mnnuah made a remark­ able leaping catch of Flngstead’s drive, which was headed for nn opening in. ieft-fi?Id in tho ninth. It was Msnush'a infield single off Fullerton hi ~tbo eleventh, followed by Cobb’s sacrifice nnd Blue’s single through tho box that scored what proved to be the Winning run. , Score by innings: i Detroit ..........201 000 000 01— 1 7 2 Boston , .. .,003 000 000 00—3 G 'I Wells, Holloway and Basslcr; Fullcjrton nnd Picjnich. f . ) * Mias Wills and Mrs. Wlghtman won the(r way into the final of the women’s doubles by defeat­ ing Mrs. Shepherd-Barron and MIm Evelyn Colyer o f Great Brit­ ain 6* . 1 -6 ,7 -8 . r *Th*re Ik’ a'possibility that the finals in the men’s doubles also will bg fought out between France and tha United 8 tatea with Brugmbn and Cochet representing the tri-color and Richards and Frnnclg' T. UupUr,, tha «"d *9 «fora auch a match can take EUc., however,' Richards and Hnptar must (defeat tha French­ man, Borotra and Lacoste, while BFugnon and Cochet must win front Condon and Richardson of South ochat, who meats Richards for MfHfUliahsmpionship, gat to position as finalist by disposo f o n e ,o f hi#, compatriots, otiw—the tuna brilliant, slim tig Borotra, who boat Richards it Wimbled on and later won the m u tf opart title here. Cochet and \mt\ Sprdtra have met many times bo­ p ill or* and excepting olio time Coch- HE Louis' 7; Washington G ’ WASHINGTON, July 19^D^feated 7 to G by St. Louis Friday, Washington wns reduced {o a sec­ ond place tie with llctsuit, winner over Boston. The Browns won in the ninth after Marherry ’relieved Ogden, who left two runners on, with one out. . ( Score by innings: . St. Louis .......020 020 003—7 12 Washington . 002 210 001—6 0.1 Wlngard, Shocker and Sevoreid; Ogden, Marherry and Uucl. Cleveland 9-2; New York 2-7 NEW YORK. July 10.—Cleve­ land divided u double header with the Yankees here Friday. The vis­ itors won the first game easily hy It score of 0 to 2, hut wore turned hack hy Pennock in the second gnme, New York winning thin contest, 7 to 2. First Game Score hy innings: CJcvelnnd . ,...210 000 510—9 17 2 New York .—.010 010 000—2 fl :» Smith and Myatt; Bush, Mainuilx, Pipgrns and Huffman. — ARC MOO SURE l NW HM ENTHM X A MISTAKE - HOU P O N T CALL THIS MISERABLE. SU1AMP THE MOSS FARM‘D ST R E N G T H _— Clearwater R; Tnmpa 4 CLEARWATER, July .10. r Clcarwatcr made it two in a row from Tnmpa FrjMay, the score won 8 to 4. Although outhit by the visitors, the Pelicans delivered tha goods with men on the paths. Cu­ sack, local hurlcr, knocked a home run with two men on. McClain made a running one-handed catch of Lujnn’s drive, catching the ball just before it hit the ncoro board in right field. Score by innings: Tampa ....... .^000 030 100— 4 11 1 Clearwnter...200 105 OOx—8 8 1 Lloyd nnd Torres, Gomes; Cu­ sack and Sims. Now i w4o\u cueftM nook A W C W W eA W PoS& J . c o u w n -l AW THIS I S TH' moss paam eecAose I NONOCA o n . D6BW CK « \ . NW LAMOMARKI r-> WHAT- an Oil DERRICK ON THE PLACET* , By T A Y L O R cent of tl,e people of Sanford, and. In Ita natural form, la used by th* Western Union end many battery stations fur storage nstteries. is II pursT Ask th* Htata Board of Health. Phone 311 t h e r e w a s o il u n d e r t h e * Pl a c e , o u r h e u s e d b c p o r e o p e r a t io n s w e r e c o m p l e t e d AN t THINGS HAkJE J. H . Clause A tL d k e M a ry , Sunday you can EAT FOR 3fr‘A T Hfr National Lmi THAT'S JUST THE TCooOl WITH WOO fflP VAN WtAJftiA DPPOSTUNtTH HAS BLL-N KMOCKJNO AT MOOR DOOR BUT MOUVt SNO«N( A W N AMO DIDN'T HEAf? t WHO KNOWS BUT uihaT TUwre mah be Rich o t i ^ DEPOSITS HERE"7 j J ' R O U M IL L A T & ANDERSON Is Inside yourjneome it N ot until one hns lived for'* time out­ side his income does he Vjfully realiz* thin truth. Regularly lay aside some part of yew salary in a secure place, w h e re .you cm get it when needed, nnd wherft’ jt will earn you interest. \ A COMMUNITY RUILDEjP ^ ' F. P, FORSTER, President * . . ‘ ‘"**1-1 iJjljl B- F. 'WIIlTNBl * 4W We take pleasure in announcing that we vrill q modci'n and uivto-date need store here Monday, July 21st, 1924 and below we mention a few o f the items we will for immediate delivery: ,-i COW P liA S, SORGHUM , PEPPS EG GPLANT and CELERY g . . . WELAKA BUILDINCf . i PHONE 248 Florida Blate U a g o e at noon, a l l Pnr ufi 1a nt This stock is absolutely fresh and first-class lm respect. We extend to all a cordial inviUtl<| to visit our store. Distributor Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good "barber work. Ladies welcome. Nfcxt to Valdez. ' How They Stand TROGl -f *» l D rt ia g lM a a r e In stru cted to r e f u n d m o n e y In every Is m s a t i s f a c t o r y r e s u lts a r e uot o b t a in e d . T h e very nm a m t jonkm i.ivjcn a n d k iiin b v rone a l m o s t I n v a ria b ly s t o p s th e l e n d e n c y or *n real n r iH aud th e thir d d o s e u su ally s t o p s th e s e v e r e s t COLD. TV C old m u st be c la s s e d a s n serfou a d is e a s e s o Ret rid af| I t y o u r m u s c le s uro s o r o o r y o u h a v e that chin With a du ll h eada ch e, It’ s a sn r e alien' that y o u hxrt t D o n 't w att f o r P n e u m o n i a t o d e v e lo p , but buy a hotuE JONEH L l V K I t A N D K I D N E Y T O N IC tod ay. The r* nnd y o u c a n not a f f o r d t o l a k e a c h a n c e nt tills tla 04/ 1 NlPEC - OLD MAAl MOSS ALWAYS HAOASIUSfifOnoN BEEN AT A STANDSTILL r— SE t _R V I C E .— 4% Interest Paid on Savings R(. FVIc 5; Orlando 3 ORLANDO, July 19,— Bludgeon wielding pnramount by Messrs. Pick nnd Bigelow, ability of one Wye Willio Wilson to keep the Bulldog hits scattered, wildness j f Mark Humphrey in the first ses­ sion alone and Orlando hobbles Fri­ Southern Leagrue Says W alker Must day allowed the St. Petersburg Saints lo win the second game of Fight Dave Slade NEW ORLEANS, July ID,—New the Rories hy a-scorc of 5 to 3 in Cincinnati Hurler tins Pitched 31 the fnstost played gnnio staged in Orleans defeated' Atlanta 2 to I NEW YORK, July 19.—Tex Contrcutive Scorelcas Innings Friday. > Orlnndo this year. Rickard, promoter, Benny Ij>on— Pittsburg Defeats the Score hy innings: Score by innings: League Leading Giants. St: Petersburg ..20(1201 000—5 (1 2 Atlanta . . ^......OIOOOO 000— 1 4 2 ard, world’s lightweight rhnmpion, and his manager, Billy Orlando . 000 200 010—3 7 4 itibson, will have their licenses CINCINNATI, July 19.— Rixey Wilson and Moore; Humphrey New Orleans ....000 000 101— 2 5 0 revoked in New Yofk state if Dumont and Brock; Whittaker of Cincinnati, in shutting out and Francis. the proposed Walker-I^onarU and La pan. Jlrooklyn Friday, <1 to 0, complet­ match, scheduled for Boyles' ed his thirty-first consecutive in­ brought his record to nine safe Thirty Acres in Jersey City NASHVILLE, Tenn., July 19.— on Aug. 21, is held before Wal­ ning without being scored on. He drives in the series. Muranvlllc ker meets Dave Shade, Pacific allowed only three aingleiC' did accepted eight more chances clean­ Nashville won 15 to 3 from Little Oonot welterweight., the New not walk a batter, nnd not n ly, bringing his string to 1G1 with­ Rock Friday. York State Athletic Commis­ The Pirates hit Brooklyn runner reached serond out a misplay. Score by Innings: sion ruled Friday. base in the nine innings. Kixcy three pitchers hard, while Cooper* Little Bock !. 000 210 000— 3 11 4 received perfect support, Cave- puzzled the Giants throughout. t , Score hy innings: * t Nashville . .120 234 21x— 15 14 1 ney’s fielding licing n feature. Pi100 001 000—2 9 4 Green, Hunter anil Lory; Kee­ nclli lod the Reds nt bat with New York Good Georgia poaches, found in 330 010 l l x —0 17 0 nan anti Mackey. three clean hits and stole home in Pittnburgh any quantity at the right price. H. Bently, Denn, Jonnard and Sny­ the sixth. L. Duhart, cor. 4th and Sanford. der; Cooper and Smith. ’ 4 Score by innings: CHATTAN90OA, Tcnn.. July , ._______ i Brooklyn .......000 000 000—0 3 0 HI,—JMemphU refeated Chatta­ Chicago 2; Philadelphia l Cincinnati .....010 003 OOx—4 0 0 TIRES A N D TUBES CHICAGO, July 19.— Adams' nooga 8 to 0 Friday. Khrhardt and D eBerry;, Rixey Score by innings: timely hatting Friday gave Chiami. Hargrave.. .. •— »* , M.rqgkvt i ....10 020 005—8 13 1 ra*o a 2 to 1 victory oWr i f l m CHatUimxtga '. .020 210 001—0 13 0 New" BtocV. - U — — ir ’ V " ' 1 dclphin hi a ten inning pitching Pittsburgh 9; New York 2 Rogers, Warnioth nnd KohiLena Money. PITTSBURGH, July 19.— Pitts­ duel. , Adams drove in tho first beckcr; Cunningham nnd D. An. run for the locals in tho sixth, aruL burgh decisively defeated New dorson. G AS A N D OIL York 0 to 2 Friday, making it when the liases were filled, hit it two out of three games. Cuyler’s single nnd broke up the game In r ; MOBILE, July 19..— Birming­ Always tlm best. three hits, including a triple. tho 10th. .Sensational fielding be­ ham defeated Mobile Friday 10 to Full measure. hind Aldridge prevented the vl*it4 % ‘i / ‘ v .‘ ' * ■ ’ ors from winning. 1 Score by innings: Score by innings: Second Ggntc Score by innings; Philadelphia 000 000 010 0— 1 H 1 ■Birmingham : 302 103 010— 10 Ifl 2 000 608 100— 7 9 3 Cleveland . OOOOIOOIO— 2 9 0 Chicago 000 001 000 1— 2 H 1 Mobile . Lundgrcn. Good and Spencer; New York 102 013 OOx -7 9 1 Oeschger, Betts and Wilson; Al­ 105 Palmetto A vc, Long, Wiltae, Boone and Chaplin, Uhle and L. Sewell; Pennock dridge and Hartnett. Stokes, and ScltantfH* * ' Philadelphia 4; Chicago 3 Kt. I^iuls 10; Brmton 4 PHILADELPHIA, July 19.—Al­ ST. LOUIS, July 19.—Driving though wild, Unumgartner was ef Gencwirh form the box in the G A B R IE L ---------foctlve with nien on base Friday first inning with five hits and as m G R E A T E R n . and Philadelphia defeated Chicago, many runs and continuing their riding Snui 4 to 3. Mrtfltu's two bane muff of attack against Lucas, Benton and COMFORT UMUI Perkins' fly in the fifth Inning pav­ Yenrgin, tho Cardinals won the ed tho wtt/ lof the winning runs. fourth gome of the series from P. A . M ERO Baumgartner ollowc dhut six sufo- Boston Friday, 10 to 4. ties, O, Score hy innings: Scord by inninmt Boston .........110 000 110— 4 9 0 Chicago .........-010 010,100—3 0 2 St, Louis . 500 203 OOx—10 19 3 Find Its Superior I'iiiladeipbia V ..110 020 OOx—4 10 0 Genewich, Lucas, Benton, YearMngnutn ntwi Grahewskl;; Baum- gin nnd O’ Neil; Dickcrtnan and fSIdrr Springs flow . Ova aallnns ot purs wstsr svery tlilrtr-two ascgai tner and Perkins. Gonzales, Neihcrgnll. onds. It Is used by over fifty per ;The Mystery Deepens For Pop (Thrvdldnt know that thdr friend Ml for hi* home with money, he hacf M aa . Emm* Qrimes, of Forbes, Mo. "I began tak­ ing It for a bad casa of constipation. I would get constipated and feel Just miserable—sluggish, fin d . * bad tasta in my mouth. . . . and soon my head would begin karting nnd I would bar* a attars sick hcadacha --t -don’t know *UrU4 a id to _ * SANFORD, Direct I'lorn the Manufactun No Middle M en’s Profit OUR FIRST COST A N D ONLY O ne Small Profit IS Y O U R O N L Y COST ■s IT- VJMO «T- ifHoovawr K A MOLE IN) THIS D ELIVER ED ON YO U R JOB IP it ’ s HOUR le s s BUT I ’D. I A SB SURE'X O row our own Modern Building Material Pl» ongwood, Midway Between Sanford and OfW WTTlfV JN TVU T1 LET US FIGURE YOUR COMPLEtlS * MATERIAL BILL J mething New in TH E SA V IN G W W L SURPRISE te jrour « n<4 lir so conci s'-'-iy li j • jiu \Ye own and operate our own Saw. Mill, D ry Kiln and Cabinet Shop, and our timber !• c1 our own lands, within eaay reach o t tb* PHONE OR CALL ON �.. ... w ARTICLES AND PERFORM MANY IMPORTANT TASKSFORYOU Advertising illy Herald ►R ATES will Sr » * y.7r— wall w ltm Its a Itaa Ha * Una •a n line a Una tp* doubt above [dates are tor oonartlona ‘ _ average length "a Una‘ ir | ( ISo for Brat la restricted to Jflcatlon.. is made Tha Ban-Itl ba responsible Incorrect Insertion, V for subsequent h* office should'be llstsly In ease of kvBnnsEiu. representative tbor|,r with rated, rules (lion, will give you form ation. And If |« wilt assist you In 1 wsnt ad to make lira iat ft o n cm. should give their ■toffies eddreae ae r phone number If results- About one a thousand haa a ad the others can't with you unless our address. *’ ixuirr " 0 »T ha rraoa at Tha S a n | office or by let• d'erantlnset valid. Prompt, Ifflo le n t ISsrrlee. is ALWAYS the Ithe more reason you jrsQUICK SERVICE |to do that Job of her it be n local, or haul. Phone 498. A fr M I -A T I O N F o il rvltFIt I K f T I O S BTS bxr.nAi. (T A T u t k i FaTK OF F X OIIIDA hrihr n l v m that H. rhurr of T a x CertlflHainl lb,- ' tVi d a y o f h. bill 01. .1 Said c r r t l f amt has mada ap|xi drril to Ihiur In a c law. Hald cartlflcate rnllowlnni d e s cr ib e d iit»d In Hrmlnole f a u n wit: Xti hf N D l t o f , R«m-|.3J. T w p . 19 B-. nrr-« th« said land ■t lb- dale o f th e l»rertin.'ate In the \V iln-lifleld. UnHlflrale «hall be rens (•> law ta x deed ^ 0^ , 1! i(je tan^rds,y li.riM.il - is n a tu r e - >ml lith-ib.v tif'-yurm* A. r a iM in il a s s . |rrult I'ourt Sem in ole nunly. Florida. * IA u W E e iiH . T» r. I H - l l - 1 5 7:0-12-15 A r r i .i n A W i o N von Il'MlF.lt S K f T I O N B75 I S i n i A I . HTATIITKS JTATF. OF FI.OH1I1A ({•by y lv c n that O. K. hf T a x C ertindalrd ib e Rth day o f has (tied said c e r t lbfRrr. and has m ade uptax deed to Issue In pith lnw Hnld c e r t lf lr s te p* fnlinwintr d es cr ib ed piled In Hentlnole c o u n o-»lt Ixn t. Ulock *. T o » n of Hanford, the [ins anapaaed at the date pre <-f »uch c e r t m e s t e In H. Dennis. Jlnlesa said ■hall he redeem ed a c law tnx deed w i l l Issue |the Z!nd day o f July, * ••* „V-", * . FOR RENT—7-room house close >n, all convcnicirces, $40.00 month. ■ ¥OR RENTi—One two-room - apartment, well furnished, ceittraliy located; $25.00. ; , • FOR SALE— C aere* celery land, 8 acrea cleared, 1 1-2 acres tiled, fine condition, bargain. ’ ONE LOT close in on Park Ave-. nue, a bargain. FIVE-ROOM Bungalow, all mod­ ern conveniences, $3,200.00. Wo have the bargains and sell at the owner’s price. Call In and seo us, we will save you money. Seminole Realty Co., _____ Seminole Hotel Annex. A FIRST CLASS investment— Preferred stock, Sanford Build­ ing & Loan Association; eight per cent interest guaranteed. A. P. Connelly, Sec'y. Rooms For Rent Houses For Sale Lost and' Found Cars For Sale tUK SALE— One first class Ford LEARN ABOUT Polk County o , 0S1 an opportunity to keep . touring car. J. C. Ellsworth, FOR RENT— Furnished room llifr 'We know we cannot do ALL the LOS1 an lakeland, through the Star-Teld" abreast with the timet by not at Jonea_fam .______ ,r . Elm Avenue, Cpr. Utb Street, hauling and transfer business in _J|__At. _ gram. Host advertising medium in ■- ; 1 11 ■-v i'V>.‘h1 p■ ■■-.I'l f ev Sanford; but we do know that we reading the .classified pages of FOR -SALE— Late 1923 Chevrolet South Florida Published mornings, * get the CREAM of it. and that the your daily newspaper. Herald It. a touring -.tar, 5 good tires, fine Star-Telegmm ,1 Lakelkild. Fla. <• ndt conUln many interesting rlvdr. *7 reason for that U the SERVICE want running order, $450.00. NICE etfel rooms, facing rlt COl.UUPUb «Oa.J 1*171X7Bit— Clssimessage*. It will pay you to read QUICK* SERVICE 1921 O-cyliridcr Olds 'touring, Ifled ads have the' largest circu­ per week;. VBN.DOMB HOTEL, ee render * lation In Bouthwaatnrn Oeurgi*. TRANSFER, Phorte 498.________ them *dull*. fine shape, $250.00. 315 N. Beach- St., -DaytonaFI*" • * * lute lo fl-ward) » n « . T 1923 Ford touring, very good, BUTlArYOUR'HdSlTln the San If it’s baggage, a piano, a safe, AbVERT’fisfc" Hi the J oumal-Heiw ford Building A Loan Associa­ household goods, in fact anything $226.00. San Joan Oarage. aid, South' Georgia’a greatest FOR RENT— Rooms. Wouldn’t tion. Consult the office and you- movable,' we are In tho transfer newspaper. Homing, afternoon, you be able to us* the monsy se­ wiil find actual records thst the business for that purpose and eekly and Sunday Classified rates cured by renting that vacant room rate of interest you will psy will will handfo them to your entiro Miscellaneous 10c per line. Waycross Journalno* going to waste? There are be less then in any other way. satisfaction. Phone 498. Herald, Waycroxa. Georgia,_____ ( _______ ► • _____ For Sale many persons looking for places to A. P. Connolly, Sec’y. stay. Help take cure of them end LOST— One base555 ' shoe, pre­ TO REACH .the prosperous farm­ not only muke monsy but assist lb sumably on Park Avenue, some­ WANTED—Two or three custo­ ers and fem growers o f Volusia Notice Is h ers p y g iv e n that J, H. keeping people In Sanford, Phape Snyder, county advertise in the DeLand mers for dependable fresh milk. pu rchaser o f T a x Certificate where between Third and Thir­ 148 and give your ad over the tel­ Nn. 139, dated r o e Ith day or June. teenth Streets. Finder please re- W rito _ P .°.lW _ 6 4 0 ._ ___________ Daily News, rate lc per word, caah ephone. Use The Herald for quick A. U 1921. hae filed said c ertin c x te turp to Herald office. with order. FOll SALE— U»ed Pulleya, vari­ service. __________ j In my office and h as m ade a p p lic a ­ A LITTLE WANT AD In The ous altea, good condition. Hooletion for tax deed to lesue In a c c o r d ­ LOST— Or misplaced, ope packFOR RENT^Twolarge, cool fuiv an ce with la w. Bald c e rtificate *m Herald will bring you big re­ hnn Coleman Co. tos’ ithlng, front o f . Ca ago clothing, ping rooms, $18 nished housekeeping bracee the f o l l o w i n g described land FOR SALE— One practically new sults. Advertise those old articles Reward upon return to altuated In Bemln ole cou n ty , Florid a, store. month. 814 Best Fifth Stfeet.__ Street. four-burner oil stove, Including you have stored away and have t o - w l t : N W H o f ,N W U o f BEU 019 W, First Street. FOR RENT—With or without Sec 16. Twp. 31 H. R. I I K. 10 acre*. oven, two good beds and one Eng>no use for. A little thirty-cent ad board, large cool front rooms. T h e xnoi lend be in g aexeesed at the Under folding couch. Address may bring you several dollars. Miscellaneous Fhoenix Hotel, 300_Park Avenue* date of the Issuance o f such certifi­ A. L. R., care Herald.___________ Phone 148 and a representative In the nam e o f Thus. Self. U n ­ Help Wanted will call to see you._____________ FOR-RENT—Thriee 'unfurnished cate Wanted FOR SALE—Two slightly used less said certificate shall be re d e e m ­ rooms. 314 Elm.Avenue. FLORIDA— ORLANDO— Orlando ed according to la w tnx deed will radio sots, bargains, easy terms. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Issue thereon on the Gth day of momng Sentinel; largest classi­ WANTED—To borrow money on Hof-Mac Battery Co. phono 470. Jessie D. Klelnman. Ausuxt. A. D. 1934. fied business, rate l c a word, min­ good first mortgages; new Way SI; June 7-14-21-19: Ju ly 6 - l t AY it nee* my o m c l a l sign ature and Office up-irtnirs Court House, LUMBER FOR s X D l— YeUo* imum 24c cash with order. homes in Sanford*i rookt ' desira­ 19-Z6. . seal this the 27th day o f June A. pine framing, sheeting, siding K. A. DOUOLAHH, AUGUSTA CHRONICLE— Au­ ble residential s«ctio>i> FLKTOH- N O T IC K O F A P P L IC A T IO N F O B D. 1921 and flooring. Delivered at reaeClerk C irc u it Court, Bemlnole gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest ER & BULGER.’BUILDING OOM- T A X H F.K II 1TNDRH SU C T IO N STS SIGNS YOU CAN RELIEVE IN onnblc prices. Plenty of lumber, County, Florida. classified medium, rate cash .09c PANY, .Room No. 9, Davis-Mc­ O F T H U O K N K H A L N T A T U T K B quick service. Vermont Lumber (Seal) lly A. M. W E E K S . P. C. O F T U B S T A T E OF F L O R ID A charge. 10c per ‘ line, minimum Neill Building, Orlando, .Florida. 6:23 7:6-12-19-20 8:2 If your breath la bad and you Co., Osteen, Fla. N otice Is hereby g iv en that J. K. ^ 0c. Phono 1758. and W. If. T h om a s , purch asers o f have spells ol swimming In the STOP PAYING RENT— Use tke a s Certificate No. 34. dated the Kth MAINE—Wntcrvllle, Morning Sen- WANTED— Boys and girls to open T Sonfoni Building A Loan Assoo f June, A . . D. ISII. h ave tiled head, poor appetite, constipation MOTHERS ravings accounts in the Sanford day tlnel. Thousands of Maine peo­ ciution and you will, pay no more said certificate In my office, and Watch tor symp:ows of worms and a general no-account feeling, It ple are interested In Florida prop­ Building and Loan Association. h ave madfe a p plication ror tax deed than you pay for rent and will fi­ erty. Roach them through the An easy way to Bave ami make to Issue In ac c o rd a n c e w ith lew . in yuur children. Theso parasites is a sl(tn your nvor la‘ torpid. Tho nally own your home without certificate e m b ra ce s the f o l ­ „ dependable remedy for missing the money. A. P. Con­ Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ your ravings pay you eight per Raid l o w in g described property situ ated are the greet dwtroyeni o child cent interest. We will be glad to In Kami nolo county, Florida, t o - w i t : "In d l . ’f h. . l e t ouicWW tion. disorders in tho liver, stomach nelly, Secy. Heir. 16.01 ch. H. o f N’ H Sec, post. "Pa l m beach c o u n t y —The nxplnin the plan to you. Sanford Hoc. 91, Twp. 19 H.j l l a n e e *0 Hast, S'° ;.r s r s r y s f t - " j » « ” '■ on>•tho liver, strength­ n "• * powerfully scene of stupendous development- Building & Ixmn Association, A. run 8. 14.91 ch.. W . 10 ck.. N. 14.91 White’s Cream Vermifuge. Worms ens ch . K. 10 ch., 16 acres, the at Id land digestion, purifies the bowels Read about it In the Palm Beach P. Connelly, Secretary._______ Building Material in g nsaesM-d at the date o f the Is­ cannot exist where this time-tried am) restores a fine feeling of en-1 17; ------- ----- --Post ■ Sample copy sent on re­ HELP build your city and at the be su an ce o f such certific ate In the and successful remedy is used. I t ! ergy, vim and cheerfulness. Price |MIRACLE Concrete to, . general tame time help yourself. Buy ______ _________ quest nnnin uf__________ Unknow n. Unless said c er- .drives out the yrorms and restores cement work, iMcwalka, build­ 60c. Sold by Union Pharmacy. shall he rtii-m -d according TAMPA. FLORIDA— Tampa Daily stock on the Installment Plan in i tincate ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. B, to law taa deed will laeue th ereon the rosy huo of henlth lo hnby the Sanford Building & lyinn As­ Times, the great home daily, cheeks. Price 35c. Sold by Union on the f i n d day o f Jul>, A. D. 1114. Terwllleger, Prop. rate lH c por word, minimum sociation, paying eight per cent W lln e s a my ufflclnl -tg n atu re and Pharmacy. Lumber and Building Material charge 2fic cash with order. Write interest and better if you carry sent this the 13th day o f June. A. B. A nOUOLAHH. Carter Lumber Company it through. A. P. Connelly Sec’y. fa. 1*34 far complete rste_ card._______ Clerk Circuit Court Bemlnole N. I.aural St,___ Phone 605__ PYREX DKVRT.fll’ RBH ATTRrrTION—Pen­ C ou n ty. Florida, HILL LUMBER CO. House Houee of lly A. M. WKKKfl. D C. sacola Is liacinrlnK the greatest de­ BAKING W A R E ONE IN TEN (Beni) 4:14-21-14 7 6-12-19 velopment In Olorlds's history; a Service, Quality and Price. Notice of Applleatfon tor Tax Deed half million dollar highway to th» Neglecting n little wound, cut or trulf beach Just finished: n two L’ uilrr Section BTS o f the C r x r r x l Ball Hardware Co. Statutes o f the Mate of million dollar bridge across Rei-nin- abrasion of the flesh mny in nine PHONE 8 cases out of ten cause no great Florida. Our drlvcre are vomjietcnt, cour­ hla Ilay xtnrted; quarter million dollar opera house under construc­ suffering or inconvenience, hut it l» teous and accommodating; if they tion: two millions hnlmr snenl on the one case in ten that causes were otherwise, they would not highway; greatest chance for live ■ ■ B B IB B S lIB B B IIIIS B B B m iN S S IIB IIS M S B M IB B N S B S B ^ lie employed by u«. They are wil­ dev-lopere to get In on ground blood poisoning, lockjnw or n festering sore. The flnol. Write Development Depart­ chronic ling to do that job Just like you ment The Pensacola News. TAK E THE 5 cheapest, safest and best course I want it done. Give them a trial nn'd nee for yourself. Phone 498, WRST VinnlNIA—Clarksburg. The is to disinfect the wound with li - 1■ Clarksburg Exponent, morning quid Rorozone nnud apply the BoQUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. Including Sunday, morning Issue. rin one Powder to complete the 1 cent per word, minimum Jtc healing process. Price (liquid) TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of 30c, 00c and SI 20. Powder 30c A*k yrourxeif the reason ion why why Florida real estate advertise In and 60c. Sold by Union Pharm­ the QUIICK SERVICE TRAN8the-St. Petersburg Tiptoe*.One FER ia always busy, even whan ‘ * word 4aily,Jtwp cCRta^n vjord acy. other t n u f a n u o Jdlq. The nrtn y i . w » _ * » , f t ■ e non ia, they believe in that ........... KEEPI^OSTED • SERVICE, nnd apply it in their "DO YOU WANT to buy or sell this 30th day of Mnv, A. D 1924. K A I *Ot'< II,A AHS, buiinest. Call 408. anythingT” If so advertise in / Heal) t 'l - r k Circuit Court. the ‘‘Gainesville Sun/^___________ Clerk Circuit Court. Bemlnole Your interest in Sanford warrants it. Countv , Florida ADVERTISING gets results if it ll> A M WttKKK D C. Your investment here demands it. Have reaches potential buyers. Pn- (Heal) 6 19 7 :6 -1 2 -1 9 2« 9 I Intkn Daily News is circulated In The Sanford Herald follow you to your an industrial and agricultural sec­ In Circuit Cimrt, S r .r u lt i Jmltclpt Circuit In and fur Hemlnulr tion. __ _____ • County.— In Chnnccry Slltlnasummer home. RT. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — S t Hiamliml O rnw iiri I5x-) chanue. a c o r p o r a - ) Johns Countv is reached through tiun orKaiilxcit and ) the St. Augustine Evening Record. cxUtlnK under that • Quick results. Two cents per word. Inw* o f tho Htate) The Sanford Herald of Florida, com -) G. W . V E N A B L E Sample copy on request. a> ____I n ^ w a * la n a rd la ta J y Real Estate |<r ofhrlal s i g n a t u r e and tlth day o f June, A. R A DOUOLABB. 'Irruit C ou rt Bem ln ola County. Florida. A. M W H IS K S . X». C. Cill-twis 7iB-12-19 B w llr a t lo a f a r T a * D » t f Bilaa »Tfl a f ( h a ( i r a r r a l I " « f lh a S t a le a t jjl Florida. Ihrrrbj- a l v r n that H, B. Biurrhaurr o f T a x c e rtlflf dated tha flth d a y o f | l* ll . Itaa filed aald e e r <>fllce aixl has m ade I tor Tax Dead t o Issue In [ w i t h law. Bald eertlftprrt tliu fu llu w ln g d e p r r t y ultuatad In Betnlf . Florida, t o - w i t I P“ r « ‘ e Su bdivision . Tha Kins m r n M I a t tha data Incr ut aucli c e r t if ic a te In h *1 I. ItnSch. P Mi-Caii Jr. p u rc h a se r o f F«tc No. H I d a ted tha l l h k A. D i m h as tiled sa id a my uf Acs a n d h as m ada for Tax Daed t o iMtte In with law. Bald certlflr ata the t o lro w in v d e s c r ib e d tostrd In S e m in o le Optra- \SanfordH erald j i i'-xy. •■mx-m y-rrAfl Houses For Rent FOR RENT—5-room house door to “ Gable*.” Inquire MJsa Lola Kvana, car* YoweBa. FOR RENT—5-room modern cot* tag*, 808 E. 6th S t Apply 300 ’French Avenue. -----------:— — -----— i---- l FOR RENT— O-room houta newly . furnished througbouL Good* lo-’ ’ ration. 209 6th S t FOR RENT—On* five-room bungalow .modern and close in. If* * T. Pace. 801 W. P in t Street. close FOR RENT—nouse, Frank L. Woodruff, FOR RENT— 6-room iurnlihed ^ 1 house, with exception of llqens: il* -v garngo, two poultry houses and, cow atalL . Flowing well. Yard, fenced for chickens. Electric , light*, city water. Located 306’ Laurel Avenue. Inquire at Eagle House, 206 Oek Avenue. Apartm ents For Rent FOR RENT—To responsible ible par­ ty, downtown apartment ol three ‘ nt . rooms. Inquire at Herald offkw. FOR RENT—Two-room house- ■ > keeping apartment, 710 Oak Avenue. .>>• ----- I HAVE FOR RENT on oeeair , front 1-2 blpck o ff Main 8tre#t»--. only 26 steps to postoffice, mom* , apartments 1, 2 and 8 bedrooms, and. also light housekeeping room*x » Very reasonable by week or month, i Good week-end rates. W. M. ; Mitchell, 118 Ocean Avenue, D e y -.. tons Beach, Florida. Poatoffice. , box 892. FOR RENT— Largo apartment very reasonable. 417 West Second Street; For Rent WANTED— Party to share u n« ‘ furnished house close In. Rertt reasonable. M. G. Loftln, care T. W. Woolworth Co. Are you m ovln gf I f sb, dD f a QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER to do tho job; they know bow; and will handlo your goods as yo\i would yourself. Phone 498. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD plaltiant, ) vs. ) K A. Studw ell, rt a t . ) respondents ) O K D K Il OF FIJULICATION. T o the Defciidanta. K. iA Hludwcll, Der^ixlauts, h. Mary K. Ooolshy, O. K. O oolsb y. J. I». (loolshy. Carlos I’ I‘ s«rr d t w , John w,, Leola A. I* J'srdew. l______ l r l e n _______ I’ srdsw Leltner, If llv ln a and If dead (u alt parlies c la lm ln * Interest in tha pr op erty h e r e in a ft e r d es cribed u n ­ der K- A. Bludwall, dacaased. Mary K. O oolsby, deceneed. J. I*. Oooletiy. deceased. O. B. O ooU h y. deceased. Carloe J’ erdew. d e c e a s e d ,'J o h n I’ er deW. deceneed. Helen P er d ew , d e censed, L eoln A. L, Leltnar. d e ­ ceased, o r o lh e rw le # In Ihe f o l l o w i n s described property located In the County o f Memlnote and State o f Florida, and m or e p a rt icu la rly d e ­ scribed no the n orth w est q u arter o f th e southeast q u a r te r o f se c tio n II. tow n sh ip 21. south o f ra n g e * * " • ? * and the northeast q u a r te r o f the n ortheast qu arter o f s e c t i o n II. to w n sh ip II south, o f r a n g e 2* east, and the n orthw est q u a r te r o f the northw eet quarter o f section 31. t o w n s h ip 21. south o f ranse 29 coat, and to all u n k n o w n perron* ela lm ln g any Interest In th e p r o p ­ e r ty herein above Ueeerlbed. ( It U herehy ordered th at you and 1 each o f you. d.. a p pear lo the bill o f com plain t Died herein on tho 4lh day o f AuauM. A.- D. 1®>4. l i le fu rth er ordered th at this O rder o f P u blica tion be published In the Hanford H erald o n c e a w eek f o r e ig h t (8) c o n s e c u tiv e w eek s. W l t n r . e my hand and » e a l o f said ty. F lorida , t o - w i t : — Ixits 174 and 100 M idw ay na Ilecordm l In Flat IlnoV Nn I, I’ tK* 41 Hentlnole County R ecords. The said land be in g assessed at the d a is of the Issuance o f such certlflraets In th e n am e o f U nknow n. T h at II. B. McCall Jr. p u rch aser o f T a x Certificate No. 17* dated the 7lh day Of June, A. D. 1990 has filed said c e rtificate In m y office and has made a p p lic a t io n f o r T a x Deed to Issue In a c c o r d a n c e w ith law. Said certificate e m b ra ce s th e f o l l o w i n g described p r o p e r t y altu ated In Bemlnole C ou n ­ ty. F lorida . t o * w l t : — L o t 190 J. O. F a c k a r d ’ s Fir st A d d i­ tion to M id w ay. T h e said land being a as eased at th e d a te o f the Issuance o f su ch c e rtificate In the name o f Unknown. , T h at II. B. McCall Jr. pu rchaser o f T a x Certificate No. *7. dated the 6th da y o f June. A. D. 1931 has filed said c v rtiflca ts In my o f f ic e and has made a p p lic a t io n f o r T a x p e e d to Issue In a c c o r d a n c e w ith la w . Bald certificate e m b r a c e s th e f o l l o w i n g described p r o p e r t y situ ated In Bemlnole C o u n ­ ty, F lor id a , t o - w l t : — L o t 20 B oy d 'a Subdivision. The aald land b e i n g a s sessed at the data o f Ike Is suance o f auch certificate in th e nam e o f U n k n o w n . ' U n less sa id c e rtlllcatca shall be red eem ed a c c o r d i n g to la w tax deed w ill Issue th ereon on th e 9th day or A u g u s t, A. D. 1924. C t r c u 'l < W . « W k ’ k KB, U “ C’ *W it n e s s my offic ia l sign ature and sea l thla the 17th day uf June A. *^ “ . o i l e l i o r 'f ^ ’ b . a p u i i u n l . . D 1924. E. A. DOUaLAHU. Sanford, Florida. Contractor and Builder Gentlemen— Please send me The 417 W . First St. Phone 460 Sanford Herald, starting with the is­ Sanford Novelty Works sue of ............. *............ .......... ........................ V. C. 4701.1,Kll l*r«p. for which I am enclosing D e n r r e l Hkop ■ « * 14111 W e t l i CONTItACTOR AND BUILDRR <7. |P<*••■****-»*»■••*•*•* BIT C v iu m e r e la l S tr e e t N a m e .................... A d dress............... BOTH D A IL Y AND W E E K L Y ISSUES D A IL Y • One Year ...............$7.00 Six Montha..............$3.50 Three Montha ....... $1.76 One M onth............. * .66 W E E K LY .... .$2.00 One Year Six Months....... .....$1.00 Three Months ....... $ .50 One Month ....... ......$ .25 T w o picked g o lf teams represent­ ing ib e beet In Am erica nnJ Hugland. Will bailie al the Harden CUy course. Now York, In September Cor the W alk er Cup The Kngllnh picked have already been sclr cled nnd Will In) hended by Cyril Tolley, form er amnle.ir chant- | pU>n, and rotvnli winner o f Ihe i French open cha m pion sh ip The rvst o f the Invading teum | will In* made up uf O ft. lb (Mows, C. L. Ilexlct. W L H ope. D II. Kyle. W. A. H u rray , Holtf-rt th-otl lr .. Michael 8 c o H . l T . A. Torra nce *nd 12. K. Mlotey » The American Irani hue yet to be named.. OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN 221 E . First 8 t. PH O NE 410 , Elton J* Moughton AR C H ITEC T First National Bank B ldg/ Sanford, -------------- - Florida " .......... Fred R. Wilson A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W First National Bank Bldg. Sanford, — --------- Florida PRINTING The Matthews Press Phone 417-L2 Wtlsks Illdg.. Sanford, Fia. By GEORGE McMANUS GING UP FATHER TOM MOORE George A . DeCottes Attorney-a (-Law Over Seminole County Bank Sanford, --------------- Florida DR. R. M . W E L SH GRADUATE VETERINARIAN Aqoaft^lOS Conrad BuBdiag Phones i Office M . Home 3t DELAND, FLA. Schelle Maines LAW YEH OO tiH O U U O N ’T D & Q O W M C A 'b T ^JkT‘ t> A m a i s W t H E NEOd* R O O M W I U U H A V E -T O R E M A IN IN C THJt> -H p^P fT A L X JbT At) LON4 ---------- ,A t> yo u /? ; - t W U bT I T H IN K H E S A ID O lH T Y M O O R E * O IN T V TOUR ' PLAT ’h l N T . f D lK T N MOORE? 1 v j =— W H A T t) T H E H U R R Y ^ W E L tfc C H E R E F t * T W O W E L tK t)! t. Court How R E A L -E STA We have ehoica lutings, and farm property, far m galas, and terras to suit farms, wall irupruwd. ahe locations. Let us show you rm « i n m -h a n c o tVa have some of tha aid most llb t r il'fM p u lH dots Itass In (be U. a Informal Inspections cheerfully alrai W&BR. if A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 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, July 19, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 19, 1924. 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>, July 19, 1924; <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