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Jtftnents Ate CempleteFor
Holding of Meeting Hei-eTfiiirgdaV
• When William J» Bryan Will Speak
NUM BER 6
A
In Probe
Filial arrangements for hold jirlandp, where , he will sneak
ing a 1 meeting
on
_. .ting
_
... Thursday (hat night.
ninjfs
mogs Bryan w.f.l sn.ak hrtfifuh
afternoon whnri * William Jen- * Efforts to get Mr. Bryan to
v.J
i n g s Bryan will speak to tho postpone hia visit to Sanford un. ‘ lit j'Uir
< ?>' iWjjj
<ri
voters o f BatifArd and the vicin- (11 April 2fl, when the all-day po
litical ratty will be held hero un
il Investlffntingr Com*
P a rty
Leaffettf Agree* To* Ity'.in bohulf'of htn candidacy for ear the auaptces o f the county
R esu m es* 1Hdnrtturs
delegate.
ttyt -National
.
_to r iM
______ Demo- committee, proved fruitless when Speaking Before Students’
Speed tip Its Work I l f Bir- cratic
Senator Simmons Declare*
Contention, were
edm:T h r e «
D ie t . R e ce ss
fort to Clear1Dvekft !By the plctcd Monday by Schclle Mines, he wlrede Saturday that because * Law Enforcement’ Conven
Minority Members Intend
,’iU T r y ti> Corrofcrorv
tion Senator from Idaho
his itinerary , had* already been
to Propose * Chances I w t
Time of Adjfltotofferit1*Fof secretary o f the state Democratic arranged,
Thursday would be the
stimony of*AWAit«declares, ‘intolerable That
National
l o ll . Cori- Executive Committee.
About a Dozen Provisions
only
date
open.
The
mnn,
who
it W e e k ReRurdintr
Political
Parlies Accept
Mr. Bryan will speak from the three times was tho Democratic
v e n tio n s —i Im m ig rn tlon
of Rill Outside o f Income
corner o f First Street and Mag nominee for president, is at p res-1 Vast Contributions From
ils At, U onventIon.Y,
Rill A ’ S tu m biling
lin g
Block. nolia Avenue nt the Seminole
Tax Rate Schedule— Demo
cut on a whirlwind speaking to u r'
Vitally Interested in Oil, etc
crats Plan Substitute Rates.
County Bank at 2:20 ..’clock. The which will carry him to nil part*
.(■r?Tile'
Akaevtatef
Press)
Great Commoner will bo intro of the state in the interest of
IGTON, Abril 7^1116
/IlF T kc Aaaorlntrit Prraa)
W
a s h in g t o n ,
Apr.
7
.—
By
/ n r T h r S n w r la lr Z 1 'r . u l V\
duced to ..the audience by Mayor
)il Committee, devoted
WASHINGTON,
Anr. 7. - S 0
common, agreement among party Forrest Lake, it was further an his candidacy.
WASHINGTON. Apr. 7— Tlre
tturoless session today
lung
as
political
pnrtirs
seeking
Justy whfct will be the main
leaders, congress will begin this nounced* by Mr. Maine's.
produce and merchandise brokers
. into stories o f off
topic of his address here, is not control of the government accept
week to speed up its work
rk in an
would be exempted from $30
oil contributions to thn
Mr. Bryan will speak in the known but it is believed that Mr. vast contributions from thoso who
effort
to
clear
its
decks
in
time
brokers' tax under an amendment
amnaign of l » t .'" .1
'|'our
morning
at
New
Smyrna
and
will
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W
l
1
(1
It
are
interested
in
matters
of
legisflrynn
will,
In
the
course
0
*
his
for adjournment before the na
voted into the revenue bill Mon
followed in ' quick sUcthen
motor
to
this
city
/or
his
remnrks, touch on the oil scandal! [at*on or administration there will
tional political convention assem
day by the aenate finance com
the big committee tameeting herb. Following hie ud- at Washington, which is declared
• *‘ n'**H* nnd corrupt controlled
bles in Juno,
1
mittee..
gone added materially to
’• f t dress
in
Sanford,
Mr.
Bryan
will
by
many
to
bo
the
one
big
fac^
^
07
f^nn,ent•
’,
Senator
Bornh.
Re.Both the house and senate will
an previously gone? into
2,’ > v
tor
thnt
will
bo
instrumental
in
a
'
Publican,
Idaho,
declared
in
an
ad.•
■ T. !
resume consideration of the im-|^ourn,,y
Winter Park, where
WASHINGTON, Apr. 7 .-T b e
Republican defeat in the coining
here Sunday before the Stumigration bill with a view to get- he is scheduled to address
ag its sessions Monday
reproting of revenue bill to the
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election.
.
•
'
dents
I-aw
Enfroccnicnt
conventing it to conference by next week. gathering > n d jhence will go
—
xree days? recess, the
Thomas F. Lane, whoso testi
in sight for this week was her’
(Continued on page 8)
|tionil Committee, will seek mony turned Senate Inquiry from The stumbling block In each house
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"In
these
days,"
Senator
Bornh
senate
by ita finance committee
Is
whether
the
two
per
cent
quotas
Captain
W.
F.
Volnindt,
involved
testimony corrobora oil and Daugherty into the U. S.
[ said, “ the government deals with in testimony of Thomas F. Lane, aided Sunday by a war cry o f
story which A1 Jen* Aircraft Service and thenco into anal) be based on the census o f
nil the vast concerns of business, former legal adviser to the aircraft
1800 or 1010.
ce famous train robber, the War, . Department
coal, railroads, ships, oil. tariffs, service. Lane claims that papers Democrats who. forecast a battle
Tax, and Bonus Bills.
be witness stand two Secretary of ,War Weeks potting
practically every major rata
under
and it Is simply intolerable thnt bearing on government overpay on
The senate finance committee
Schedule.
about “ oil deals’’ at Are. Lane had been legal adviser
political
parties
accept
vast
con
ments were rifled from his desk
bllcan nationall cbnven- to thh aircraft board and was dis plans to report out both' the tax
Senator Simmons, ranking Dent- ’
tributions from those vitnlly in and that Captain Volandt refused
aicago in 1020.'*
■ missed.
revision ancf bonus bills and one or
ocrat on the finance commltMej'
i
• i
terested in these mntters. It is to return them.
tho other will be taken .up as soon
[Kistler of Tulsa, Okla., _ l ___ ________________ L
declared Sunday the minority
still worse for the purtlcs to go
as tho immigration measure hat
srith the Producers and
members would propose changes
out and solicit contributions from
been disposed of. Somo Republi
In about a dozen provisions of the
)il Company, will, bo the
such individuals.
can leaders .favor putting tho
bill outside, of the income tax rata
Monday dn this phase
•
llaTe Ax to.Grind.
schedule.
bonus ahead so, it will, be known Many Injured in Riot Occurring Fourth Semi-Annual Session of
qulrr. . At least five oth*
“ These unusual sums are not
Saturday Night Between Mem
JUst what provision must be made
Democratic members o f the fi
WMAHTlh the
** ' same con*
. The Central Florida Dental So
given merely because of the com
for taking care of IL
bers of Ku Klux Klan and
eluding il. W. Ballard,
nance compiittee expect to work
ciety Will Convene Here For
mon
interest
which
partisans
have
Townspeople in Lilly,
out definitely Mondi/y the sub
•us Angeles; John Smith
Two I»aya on April 19.
..
Investigations.
in their parties. Both political
stitute income U x rate plan which
Penn. ‘
[Texas; J. F. Baughan of
The aovcral investigations which
thoy will offer for the Mellon
}, Texas, and J. B. French
The program for the fourth parties have for years placed
have been productive of so many
thomrelves in an iiulefcnaihlo posi
una City, all friends o f Ambassador Kellogg Officiates In sensations ag to obscure much of __ T h e AaeocU ilrd P reae)
aenri-annual-meethnr
o f th e-C m - tion
O ile f or rollce and TJierlU M a ft rate*. On this schedule, the keint- *
Memorial Ceremonies o f Am*
in
these
matters.
It
all
leads
LTLLY,
Pa.,
April
7—Two
of the bill, their main attack will
tral District Dental
Society
Jake Hamon, Republican
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,
of
the legislative effort o f’ the two
baasaddr to Bn gland Dur
wore killed, nnotner believed fa Florida, which will be held in to that sinistor and subtle Influ Raids During Week end Which be centered with support usaured
pmraitteeman from Okla*
houses,
will
be
resumed
this
week,
Bring
Into
Custody
Several
ing World War.
tally injured and a score of others Hanford on April 19-20, waa made ence which does more to break
from some Repuglican insurgents.
but under less pressure than has
Violators of Wet law.
were more or less Seriously hurt public Monday by I)r. B. D. Cns- down, representative government
Tho exact division o f force, how-j
story had to do with
marked
their
progress
to
date.
An
/ D r T h « A iao«Ia(rU Ptcm I
thany
any
apeciflc
instance
of
in
rioting
Saturday
night
be
wcll,- secretary ami treasurer of
[said were statements
PICKERING, Yorkshire. Eng evidence of the lessening of this
Bootleggers, moonshiners and ever; is probablematical, pending
open bribe. Besides, the • open
th e’
Jim by Hemon that Ha- land, April 7.— Here, near hla an pressure f a s furnished yesterday tween townsneoplle 1and* members the organization und hend o f tho bribe follows Inevitably us a re otherwise possessors of intoxicat announcement og the plan
Democrats will offer some of theh*
committee
in
Ispent ll.OOOJMX) to “ put cestral home, a memorial tablet when for, the first time in weeks of tho Ku Klux Klan a . clozu local dentists’
ing liquors in this city and county
sult of the former practice."
own
members
being counted
he nomination o f Preai* to Walter Hines Page, friend of not a single public hearing was check-up by state police and de charge of the entertainment fea
Referring to the revelations be- had better seek havens of safety if doubtful on high surtax rates.
sheriffa disclosed todny. tures.
.
ing and that ha was to England and American ambassa conducteuby a congressional com- puty
they
do
not
wish
to
feel
the
strong
fo
/o
senate
committees.
Senator
Four residents o f Lilly* were being
Republicans also ara dubiooa
The central district comprises
'.secretary o f the Interior dor to the Court o f St. James mittce.
arm
of
the
law,
for
according
to
held by the state police upon the following counties: Alachu.., Borah told his audience that these
over tho outlook for the Mellon
place he would be able throughout the grent war, was
Besides tho oil, department of
Sumter, must not be accepted as an im both Sheriff C. 51. Hand and Chief rates already turned down by
that portion o f the pub- unveiled Sunday .by the present Justice and land frauds inquiries charges o f rioting while st Johns Levy, Marion, Citrus,
o f Police Roy G. Williams, “ we’re house majority membership, but
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Osceola, peachment either o f the American
In "left by the Demo- American ambassador, Frank B. at the senate end o f the capltol, town 25 men, said to be -kians- U d t , Seminole,
men, were being held by Sheriff Volusia and Brevard. Between 75 form of government or of the gov after them" and judging.by the ac. none has made a move towards *
Kellogg.
Mr. Kellogg left the the agriculture committeo will
ernment or of the capacity of the tivities o f both officials wlthlnThe
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Columbus,
O., British capital for the flrat time open hearings, on Muscles Shoals Logan N. Keller, pending tin in* and 10O visitors are exprcUid to people to rule. Rather they bo ac past two days, they must mean compromise.
*F.' Wolf, VM
MUI1UU3, U.f
vestlgatloM.
‘
^ be hero for the convention and
of tha Ohio State Jour slr»« h?« arrival in November to ■na the interstate commerco com
Included
in
the
other
rate
sche
cepted as a “cnll to duty tp pre- what they say.
The rioting occurred when- tho
dules which the .Democrats prob
,V*i
. ther witness summoned >
„ .'<w* in the ceremonies and mittee will resume public consid stream from a Arc hose was turn plans for. their entertainment ul gerve „nd h>n<i »n
For the second time In the past ably will attack are the jtutoaB>. b a n - in h .n t.J ,, - b U .u r f i X . : ! few
eration o f proposed rail legiala- ed upon 'The klartrtnjh as they, 1 ^ , co«M M jd U a b
deliver the address -of the day.
tion.
were boarding a special tragi fat
Hour of Reckoning.
Garage on Saturday afternoon and
,1 9 mRerrikest of here,
■“
proposed in cojmnittee subetftohaving
paraded
In
the
ditrKand
for the second time their efforts
i g o od Bargain,
fW h e n tho maalfng ..pen* on U’^ m i n a
many| prominent persons
in the Pu?
go
forward neaa
pc
, Uc ,hearings
..... — will IT
® forward
nesa through the town_from an
with were rewirriled. At the » r u t . l rn“
that Secretary Denby
fo r e house committees. The tn- id joining hill, where a ceremony F ri^ -m jira ln g .aLg:3!? .r t ta k dua
*
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*“ •dded*
tin r a n
and social life of northern
regard
for orderly
ice waa sco ve red 1-2 per cent; which the committee
methods caSo- bf _gin on
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TTrT
if.
D.
Brownlee
will
give
tho
most excellent bargain England
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nuiries
include
Investigation
b
f
attended. The Pago tabattended by some COO kanamen invocation which will ho followed under a. government o f law. bu* besides a case o f miscellaneous rated to make 14 per cent along
government” when ho I let is a part o f aiv American mem the charges against Reprtsenta- had been Jield. Firing began im
n searching and remorseless fash liquors. L. E. Weaver, proprietor
the leattng o f .the navel lorial In the Church o f St. Peter
Kentucky, and mediately and. when *hc special by an adress o f welcome by Moy- ion, let us make the hour of reck o f the establishment, was placed with elimination o f special' t n > bn
capital stock.
or Forreat Lake*.
response to ing a memorable one. Tho days
to the Dohgfiy end end St. Paul, an ancient edifice nihlman, Maryland, Republicans;
i interests, Representative built on the site of a Saxon and Investigation of the shipping train pulled out 30 minutei later Mayor Lake, Dr. I. N. Kennedy, through which we are passing are under arrest and required to fur
Senator Walsh, Saturday intro- *
several
bounded
men
had
been
Df Illinois, a Republican church.
In mediaeval times the board, aircraft industry and the taken aboard while Philip T. Con- of Eustis, will give a short nd- the agony, but they may also be nish bond. In Monday morning’s duced an amendment on the auto
court
he
was
fined
$200
and
coats.
dress.
Headquarters
will
bo
main
of the new house naval •present church was a chantry, bureau of engraving.
mobile taxes which he pressed on
rnd and Floyd Pnul, both of Lilly, tained at the Vnldet Hotel, where mndo the glory of a truly great
Some time ago the same place on the floor. It would repeal, ente In a formal statement later a school and in the nineMerchant Marine.
nn... ■‘‘“ •governing people.
lay
dead
on
the
street.
Eleven
of
was raided by the local police and
the meetings will bo held in the
Sunday assailed
Senator tepnth century was used as a
The merchant marine committeo
War hrincN waste and extrava* liquor was found on the premises. tlrely the five per cent U x on 1
%
Montana and other Dem- choir vestry. In 1002 the building will resume hearings on section 28 tho injured, all declared to bo rcs- I’nim room.
gance, und then corruption. One F. D. McBride, who was tnc owner automobile tlrea, parts and acces
Idents o f Lilly, were taken to tho
rho have been attacking waa used ns a chapel, and since or the merchant marine act and
Officers of the society nrj: ?.f ,l* I'Puwn is corruption in pubsories which the committee and !
Altoona hospital, the mo.it seri
M.
.
the agriculture committee will rc- ously injured being Frank Miasco, President. Dr. DoVero U. Morris, lie office—tho oxchanire o f honor o f the place ut that time, was plac the house agreed t o cut in half;
has been thoroughly restored.
irt o f their lease to the
Senator Jones is
In the chancel on the north wall S J W
' also
*
o f redrafting the whoso recovery, physicians declar of Gainesville; vice-president, l)r. and place for icain. The heritage ed under arrest. IBs case was
plnnn
tried in municipal court and he was
reserve, the Doheny.in o f tho church there is an Ameri McNary-IInugen bill.
proposo . aubotl.
substitution
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ed, was doubtful. Three of tho In J. H. Verrigan, of Winter PnrK, o f a a«o<i rmme, the esteem of your fined $200 and costs. McBride ap- to
hunt
ire constructing oil ator- can monument commemorating
b rom time to -time during the jured taken to tho Johnstpwq and Secretary-treasurer, Dr. B .D. fellow man, the future happiness
tanre tax far the estate tax
ealed
the
case
and
it
has
been
ktvoirs at Pearl Harbor, Nicholas King, surveyor o f tin
lbe houso will lay aside the hospital were said to bo klAns- Caswell, of this city.
which would make the levy’ apptt- .
nnd success of your children, all
unging lira until Saturday when
Ihe pointed out, adding city of Washington, who died in immigration measure * for other men. Following is the program a* ar bartered and sold for gold. This Chief Williams went to collect thecable to receipicnts o f estates
work will make possible 1812. this monument being the work. Monday wil| be unanimous
rather than directly to the estat
is one of the Inevitable fruits of
Sheriff Kellar with a forej of ranged by the local committee
fine nfter he had learned that n of a dcccndent before it ia
sac there which will make center of .an American memorial consent calendar day while on doputy sheriffs and a detachment
war.
It
has
been
so
from
Pericles
Friday Morning.
new trial had been refused and vlded.
Ific coaat safe from Invn- on cither aide of which American Thureday
to this hour.
the
Chandler-Bloom of state police patrolled tho town
0:00 a. m.. Registration.
flags are displayed permanently. eiection contest from New York today. Shoriff Kellar returned to
“ But the people of this country that the court had affirmed the
Chairman Smooth predicted Stua<
0:30, Meeting called to order,
decision of the city court. It was
k - Walsh of Montana and Above tho memorial Is a plate re will bo taken up.
Johnstown late In the day, d»clar- followed by invocation by Rev. E. arc sound nevertheless. Tho gov- while he was collecting the fine day the committeo would conclodk /
ocrntic colleagues, said the ferring to Anglo-American co-op
Continued on pago 8.
iU work on tho bill by Tuep*—
ing the situation was quiet and D. Brownlee; address o f welcome
that the raid was made which led perhaps by Monday, when it W
M, are seeking to destroy eration during the great war, and,
that he feared no further disord by Mayor Forrest Lake; response
to the Hrrest o f Weaver.
lutnry’a Heligoland and ns a pendant to thIds plate,
.
anothbe reported to the senate, Ik
ers. Members o f the state police by Dr. Kennedy, o f Eustii.
It is said that liquor has been not be taken up on the floor,
ke United States at their er, the Page memorial was affix
remained, however, to conduct an
placed
at
this
garage
tor
some
time
any graat naval power ed.
10:30 a. m., Oral Diagnosis by
ever, ho added before next ...
investigation into tho riot.
and although the officers have several days being allowed me
say attack It from the
In hla memorial adrcss, deliv
About 45 pistols were taken Dr. J. H. Verrigan. o f Winter
been suspecting that ita owner has bers to study ita provisions.
In their effort to create a ered In the twilight shadows of
from the special train after its rark; discussion; adjournment.
i
been having it in his possession,
sd promote their personal the seventh annivesary o f Amer
Some sentiment also has bee;
12:16 p. m.. Luncheon with tho
arrival at Johnstown, according lc>
no
direct
evidence
sufficient
to
ambitions they are trying ica’s entry into the war, Ambas
expected
In
Republican
ranks
Chamber
o
f
Commerce.
•
Sheriff Kcllaf, who declared that
...* .* !£ .??• * A u * * l i l r / P r r u l
warrant a raid, was secured until plaelngpthe
flee their country’s safe sador Kellogg characterized Wal
ngp. in
soldier bonus
WASHINGTON, Apr. 7-Form a some were found upon tho men ar
Friday Afternoon.
T ,k "/..T.fcr
•’ " “••I
st la the whole secret of ter Illnee—Page as the man who tion o f a students citizens commit rested, while others were in the
ahead■*.R
p$ tax!
measure on
ANA, Apr. 7—Tho burdcr of Saturday.
■
2:00
p.
m..
Tinker’s
Inlays
on
sek on the oil leases and did more than any other in Am tee to co-operate with other volun- cars. Many o f the klansmen left
Not content with this bit of work floor.
two Americans wnylaid on the TiVIUl
.Abutnzenta.
by
Dr.
J.
R.
erican public life to make parti teer agencies
rl Marbor naval base.’’
Thoo hmius would be takea up
M in
' urging greater ob- the train at stops between Lilly Mitchell of Atlanta; discusslo.i rana-Scutuniri highway .Sunday is Officer Beckwith, who was in tbs
cipation o f the United States pos servnnce of the laws, especially th<- and Johnstown.
attributed to highwaymen which Saturday raid, caught another man by the committee upon disposition
.
opened
by
Dr.
E.
E.
Chase,
ol
He never had any illusions prohibition amendment was decid
infest the hack country of thin Sunday afternoon wth liquor in of revenue bill.
Electric lights in Lilly had been
lution Proposed sible.
about the outcome.
He was at ed on Sunday at the College and extinguished earlier in the eve Ocala; clinic by Dr. Mitchell.
6:00 p. m„ Auto ride through mountainous and sparsely settled his possession. The man gnve
country. Travellers
along
the his name as Walter Crompton and
^eace Conference one time deeply chagrined at University Students ‘conference ning and as the klansmen mnrehed city and celery delta near city.
'
what he thought n want o f firm of law in session here.
roads are easy prey to these ban- said he was from DeLanil. Police World Fliers Again
down from Piper’s Hill, where a
7:30
p.
m.,
Banquet
at
Valdez
ness shown by the president in
ceremony had been staged with the Hotel a la Dutch; toastmaster, nits and tho road where the Amcr- here believe that he was on his
.T V
PrrMl
Tho
resolutions
of
the
confer
Postpone Taking
(Continued on page 8)
1INGTQN.
Apr.
7 - A his dealings with Germany, but ence dwelt largely on the eighteen burning o f a cross, the way was Ihr. G. B. Tison, o f Gainesville; cans wore travellin gis the wildest
lolution Proposing a world Mr. Kellogg said he would not th amendment and the Volstead lighted by pocket flashlights. Sev business meeting; election o f of in Albania where they were con
<Br The Au m U M P rrul
1 |
stantly exposed to ambush. A mar- Harreld Testifies To
snference waa introduced assume to pass judgment upon act, denying that either was rush eral hundred o f the robed figures ficers.
PRINCE RUPERT. B. S.. A|». .
this
question,
for
the
events
Senator Pepper, Republitlal law is extended throughout tho
ed through while numbers of vot had already boarded the train, a f
Haturday Morning.
7— lending repairs to the
'
Qnaylvanle. Senate would which marked this critical pcrloj ers were abroad. They urged stu ter having passed through a line
country. Stops are boing taken to Daugherty Committee plane, Seattle, damaged in
8:30
to
9:30
p.
m.,
Review
of
had
passed
into
history
and
the
.
.
.
J»e president under, the res.
dent discussion apd study to up made by townspeople assembled at Dr. George W. Clapp’a course on make a rigid investigation fearing
a lunding the four l£*8. army all
tli when a ntream of wa Dental Economics, by Dr. A. B. the crime to have important reper About Land Frauds panes in the
|H»*t the time la suitnble chief actors has passed from life's hold these measures and advocated the station,
globeI encircling'!
H gii
___ftigl
stage.
abllng in conference aimlter from the flro hoso waa suddenly Whitman, of Orlando.
cussion upon the country's inter
which mrrirea here yesterday
“ However," he continued, "it enlistment of College press and turned upon them.
I
Ur
The
*HM||I|«
Press)
.
national
standing.
One
of
the
two held In the past at
remain t Prince R u p e rt____
In Mcisch
may be said that England herself alumni, as well as College women klansmen was reported to havn • IP.*.®®
ae. 1
ROME, Apr. 7— Martial law has
WASHINGTON, Apr. 7.-Sen a- ly, Major Frederick Martin,
kuflding, Dr. Wilder o f Daytona,
was alow to realise the vastner* in the campaign.
A fter reciting the legal method' rushed to the group o f young men »nd Dr. W, G| Mason, o f Tampa. been proclaimed in Albania follow tor John W. Harreld, Republican, commander announced. The I
o f the conflict, and that in the
tho hose and, wresting it
ing the murder of two American Oklnhoma. made a voluntary state tie Unding in a combination <
Haturday Morning,
in Rebels Blow American form o f government for adoption o f constitutional holding
from their grasp, turned it upon
merchants waylaid on the Tfranl- ment to the senate department of wind and sow flurries hit tha .v
1:00
p.
ml.
Picnic
dinner
at
the
amendments,
tho
conference
deport
a united country can carry
them. A monvent later the battle country club;
tailroad Bridge only
committee so hard two struts were
golfing
thu re- bcutari highway, according to ad ustiev investigating
bbtory of the pro In the darkness began.
on war. It waa only natural that ^ ? f r.ibcd
vices from Albanian quarters to donday relative to hia activities in o ff the left aide,
malnder o f afternoon.
hibition
amendment.
the president sought some means
day. The dispatch to the Stefani connection wit hthe prosecution of
“ We are convinved,** they said,
to avoid the horrors of war.”
agency which first reported the the Miller brothers Indian land
ORLEANS? A p ~ K e b e l
that the eighteenth amendment is
crime last night says the Ameri fraud cases. The senator had been
»f G e n e r a l’ Sanches
the deliberate and considered ex
cans killed ware named Coroman mentioned in this connection in
up a railroad bridge of Many attend*Engineer pression of the will o f tho Ameri
and Delong but gives no particu- tho testimony o f former United
r-Oeean railway o f San
can people acting In a constitution
lara. Tho names of tha murdered States Attorney Peck. Oklahoma,
* serving as one of the Convention In Miami al manner. Although sums of
HISTORICAL FA<
Americana ware given out by the who worked up the canes. Ho
o f communication from
i°V®y and numbers pf men have
A w W k l r l 'p m * ) \
The scene takes place in
Mexican rebel agent
First house built here
0fleer, who precedes her.
The embassy as Robert Louis Coronun went to Attorney General Daugh
M
in the
d today that he w$a
.L*n.< eighteenth headquartera In SanfonL Abso*
begins to cry and with o f San Francisco and George B erty the senator continued when ho Wofford Tucker
heard Sir. Todd, Daugherty’s for-’
lute
quiet
reigns.
The
only
thing
by Gen. Henry
.- - . Rebels ara advanc
amendmen
______________
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I
eath
tci
the* Volstead Act,
breath tears
course down her Delong, New Yorlr.
mer law partner, hod been retain
and waa laid out
ed Solcdod to destroy the is understood more are arriving on sueb men and aunu are available that mars the otherwiie trunqullin
rising
rivulets.
Pollowevery (rain to attend the eonven
vUien o f John A.
.railw ay's bridge there.
outburst, officers and civ- Aliens With Disease ed by Miller brothers. He urged
,0S*5
Congreea and Pres ity ia the pqridlcal snoring o f «
tion o f Coutheaatam District Bro
Puck to bo retained which was
prisoner in • cell room adjoining
P. H. Marks,
ident
Coolidge
to
talie
more
appro
re
from
path
entrances
therhood o f Locomotive Engineers
The chief interest the sen a town In 1877.
measures to compete with the office. An officer and u news
e little office la crowded.
Can’t Enter America done.
which will open in Miami today at priate
ator said waa to avoid and 'scanpaper man in the ante-room, tho .. You must be quiet and
folly Says:
Sanford House, erected i
the situation.
doL'
• *
*
10 o’clock. A D v w day program
chief’s private office, convent in me your story/' remonstrates
First railroad in cite t
“
The
stranga
spectacle
o
f
an
in(Ur
Tk*
J
u
M
litH
Prraa)
Si
will precede a trip to’ Havana. AdDry details, MUltr brothers Und Orlando in 1880. *
officara low t«nes os the former relatei *rmBathetic chief.
Fed
house for rbnt
WASHINGTQN, Apr. 7 - A l ie n ,
dreaaea o f welcome by Mayor adeauate force o»ff Federal
the happenings o f the city court.
latlon was
if you will just tell me afflicted with a dangerous contag cases in Oklahoma were reviewed
ifi Tha Her. ■¥
Romph o f Miami and other local working In a state or city where Their conversation Is scarcely au I Am n ot arrested,"
by fire In f
replies the wo- ious disease and incapable o f nat Monday by tho senate Daugherty
there
ia
little
or
no
co-operation
the paper
dible.
offleala were features o f the aftercommittee.
A
bundle
o
f
lettere.
?ffn. and the chief node hie head uralization. tha supreme court held
house had
nood program. The Woman's Aux with the Federal agents tends only
easing bet'
Picture tha above scene If you
"
justice and
today can be debarred from admU- nterioy
to lawlessness and humiliation to
that the
iliary meets Tuesday.
____
Ipgglne
the
effed-upon
ntline.onothw
WR:
city, . stat e -and — federal gorem'- J?-«on.
iton
In
the-queetion
raised
in
San
individuals
It when. —
ike --------futtewing
episode
n*
episode
attired in n
manta. The moral reasons for tho takea place:
a natty
nett
Francisco by Chunk Fook, native
until we
gray su itof coat and born of Chinese parenta on behalf ord and
M ARKET
Prohibition amendment arg still In
UP the office
questioned
•Tm not arrested, am I?*’
,(app«ara In. the doorway, o f the admission of his wife. Fook prosecution
existence and should bo emphasis- a frail voice, coming in aoen
■ emerged‘ from an Es- contended It was inhuman and only in lh<
sd In the
,
May
cruil and contrary to American in- why no c
i o f The HerS S u d ’ ^ T i . l v’ £ n r
•'
you V ' •
July, 1W. Com, P*rt, o f Aoma violators. Wa acktfegl
Ui
I have
I-k; Oatt, May
w A!
yet*:
of
7.—C«U
TAX
KLA1T& KELLER PROGRAM OF THE
'TWO KLU
SOCIETY
KLUXERS KILLED MEET ANOUNCED
YElL TABLET
MEMORY (TP
WALTER H. PAGE
sen
STRONG ARM OF
THE LAW AFTER
DRY OFFENDERS
il
New
yffA SM * **
0
r
S
Students Unite To
Gain Enforcement
of Prohibition Laws
Two AmericansAre
Waylaid and Killed
Albanian Highway
Mel
In
SANFORD FA<
itan Drivers Find Traffic
lord Different From New York
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Sa t u r d a y ; X r a it i V w t
D A U G H E R T Y HITS
R IG H T B A C K A T
SEN ATO R PEPPER
C IT Y N E W S PAR AG R APH S
(Continued from page 1.) r
DirectoryJVork Soon
E A Tcetving
^
T A Cadverse
K E Dreports
from both
the late Senator Knox and Pen
rose o f Pennsylvania, had recom
mended^ against-tba selection. -
bn th* Sanford directory w ith in ^ . (Contmuad-fmra paga-M
"They (Knox and Penrose)” the
a few weekvr«rmTiting to wordTB- 1“ ®*“ fTTWWmng both the Pepper statement
said, "refused their en
calved here by R. W.
Pcarmnn
dorsement on .th e ground that he
from the company's Jacksonville
was not qualified by legal experi
office In naswer to sn inquiry sent
ence or temperament • • • and on
by the secretary of Chamber of
the further but less important
Commerce some time ago. •
ground that he had no claim on
The directory will be finished
the party for political honors."
.within three « f four weeks after
In the latter connection, the
tbs work is begun snd
will be
statoment declared that Senator
ready for delivery in the early part
Pepper had been active in the fight
pf the eumih'efr, the letter s4ld.
to drive Secretary Ballinger oot of
There has not been a directory osthe Taft cabinet.
•ued in thiPi city for several years,
Declaring that He had always
it is said, and newr. that qno is to
been
& loyal
Republican, Mr.
hp published soon, will be welcomed
Daugherty said he was standing
oy the people o f this city.
"as candidate for delegate at large
in Ohio for President Coolldgc at
Norton’s Comedians
his request and with his approval,
and I am content that the people
Close Engagem ent
o f Ohio • • • shall pass upon my
claims as a mao, lawyer and Re
A t Milane Tonight
publican."
i
b y
Norton's Comedians will present
tonight at the Milaio Theater as
their flijal play o f their present
engagement in this city, "The An
gst o f Hell’s Valley." The pro
duction, one o f the best in the
company’s reportoire. is full of
aparkling humor.
■ This company, which closes its
Sanford engagement with tonight's
show, has been playing through
out the week to large houses. la st
flight the "New. Butler" was pre
ceded and the play was splendidlyagivcn. Frequent applause in
dicated that the audience enjoyed
Tha play very much.
Within four weeks Norton's
Comedians will
VOiDCdtans
win play a return engMement, it has beep announced.
This engagement will wind up their
toor o f Pforida and from here the
company will Journey to Okla
homa.
’
Radio Program
dem ocrats
M ARKET
CHICAGO— Wheat, Mny 102 to
102Ms; July, 103,H ; corn, May,
78% to 78%.
NEW ORLEANS — Closing
May, 30.64; July 29.08.
'
Honor Roll
PARIS, Apr. 5.—Complete si
lence is being maintained in offi
cial quarters concerning the long
interview Poincare had yesterday
with Herr Von lloehch, Germnn
ambassador. It Is hinted in well
informed circles, however, that
tho German diplomat indicated
his government’s willingness not
to agitate ngainst thelrenewal of
the agreement between the Ger
man Industrialists in Ruhr and
authorities of occupation, o x p ir ing April Ifi, until the various
governments have had opportuni
ty to digest o f report or repara
tions experts.
East Sanford
ASHINGTON, D. C —The dan
ger o f "Tainted money." - ffRhy
W
lucre." in politics never was, real
ized more keenly than at |>rcf«nt,
when tho reasons behind largo
gifts of cash to tarty campaign
funds arc being laid bare for public
Inspection.
.
Tho natural reaction Is to make
both oid parties, exceedingly wary
of how and front whom they obtain
"contributions" this year. Perhaps
later,When the Hurry o f Tha -pres
ent investigations has tossed, nnd
tho need for co-»h Is more pressing,
the tHMnterestedness of inch dollar
will not bo so closely watched. But
for the present, In both R epublic ft
and Democratic ramps, no dollars
from other than the tnoet patrlot'c
nnd antiseptic sources nc.U apply.
In tho Democratic out.lt. Chairmat* Cordell Hull has even gone so
far os to havo made up a financial
blacklist—a list o f persons and In
terests who aro under no circum
stances to be permitted, much less
Invited, to ccntrlbuto to Democ
racy's cause this year.. Already at
least two slzcatdo contributions
havo been rejected. Although not
apparent to tho naked eye, each
was suspected of having strings
attached In tho way of favors to
ba sought In case of Democratic
(Victory.
.
In tho ' same * way, • Chairman
Adams Is rc|>ortcd to bo censoring
the sources of Republican revenue.
If (Ids aversion to tho dollars of
tho rich and powerful oontinucs,
many millionaires will ho unable
to mako their usual deduction on
their income tax reports under tho
head of "contributions." And Congrc:s may have to enact a financial
nr-.l-bltckllst bill.
CAMBRIDGE WINS
(By Courtesy o f Tho Radio Digest)
PUTNEY, England, April 6.—
(Central Timo.)
Cambridge Won the annunl var
Program to be broadcast SuAday sity boat race from Oxford on the
Apr. 6:
Thames today
WSB, Atlanta Journal
(429),
& r
7i30 Church Service.
j__,
The senate Daugherty commit
— ,-W DAP, Chicago (360) 5 Orgnri, tee Kent over n varied nrrnv of
r* *Soprano.
subjects, ineluding charges of
. KYW, Chicago (560) 7 Chicago air servko frauds, drug smug
gling, federal paroles and rcIT;}.
. Sunday Evoning Club.
irted liquor drinking at “ the
W FAA, Dallas News (476) 6 Hittle green house on K street.”
iL’bio Class: 9 Address; 9:30 Music.
I,
WWJ. Detroit News (517) 6:30
1
Dean Warren L. Rogers, St. Paul’s
KCathedral.
,
lw '
W HAA, Iowa City (484) 9 Talk,
KJ-hymn.
. W 0S. Jeffersop City
(440.9)
B
Daily Fashion Hint
cricnn Legion
W IIP. Kansas City (411) 2 8aCfgd ynusic; 8 Sacred music; 9 Ser-
chance far undertandl-.g.; /There le
chance tor clast. He promotes the
etaij crXsclousnsi* lbs*. Is hit dan
ger as 4 the danger ut 'hoe whose
business It U to edaserve property
into the future.
,
Is It passible, (a the second place,
that some of us may well re-exsmlaw our conception ot free
speech? Thus also we m *» help,
each bio m ilt, to avoid mliunierstandlng bstwssn Bourbon and radi
cal. Seine o f us Would Hod our
selves assuming tree spesch as the
d i. >*•.*/
ol*e
understanding. right of those who accept tbs politi
W e need un cal and social institutions In which
it n r standing w« believe. Whereas (he tact Is, o f
between
those
avfns Woellen
who habit siid
those
r b etw een ’ ’ tho
b « a r Of r - nfitr a r a
understanding between those who much ss-U le the rlgkt-ol you and
emptoy sod those who are employ me. If we who l*U «»e In our politi
ed. •U nderfunding between aM cal and social InsUt'utloua recognize
tl-a e is pothlble but understanding this fact: That free apaech, short
Je Impossible between the Bourbqa* always of lacllement to law-break
and t'ua radical.
Accordingly, a ing. is the (debt of those whose
.contribution on our side to under Ideas we dislike not less than o f
standing Is the avoidance ol Uogj- those whose Ideas we like, we pro
Clara Fuqua, Ellen
Lundquist, boalsre.
mote undarstandjog.
Merce Thomne, Kelly Pope, Robert
Indeed. U t ua go farther sad say
Sor*e of ua may well re-examine
Adams, Gladys Hickson,
Lucile our cquceptlon of property rights, tt that we hod hatter abate somewhat
Tomlinson, Msrv Cameron, Lottie
of our ssal (or repressive leglsla*
Unvis, Evcly Daughrery, Mary those who own property and t^vtse
lion. Government by Jailing can pnt
who
aro
charged
with
Its
«fon»er»AMahoney, Thelma
Minor, Ruth
Martin, Willir.m Morrison. Lillie t!on recognize this fact: That prop nut the communist sad tha socialist,
Vickery, Henry Witte, Leah Ham erty-right M best defended, not on but cannot put down communism or
blin. Zoln Dorsen. Myrtle Chettn, ground* of tradition, but on socialism. That Is tha task ol those
Evelyn Check, Lillie Ellle, I^la grobajs ot usotulnsss, there Is s who think straight and dtaoius genchance, ihrough open-minded dla- erous-mindedly.
Jones.
a u r A u a B tfs tf
music.
r £ F l,.L o s Angeles (469) 8:45
Conrert.
, XHJ, Cos Awgclc*'(39.r») 9 Or
gan; 10 De Luxe.
• CKY,.Winnipeg (480) 7 Church
Servlet.
. WOAW, Omaha (526) 6 Bible
■tudy; 9 Musical chapel service.
, KDKA, Pittsburgh (326)
5:30
Concert.
-W F I, Philadelphia (395)
6:30
Church services.
KPO, San'Francisco (423) 10:30
Otahostra.
. • WOY, SchtnecUdy (380 ) 6^70
.Church services— English Luth-
<r May Meet
Burke In Bout
SUNDA
YOU ARE PATRONIZING A HOME INDUSTRT
BESIDES, GETTING THE BEST
HEADQUARTERS
ft
YOUR
HEALTH
CHILD’S
Through thoughtlessness the slight
cough or cold o f a child in often ne
glected and noon becomes serious.
A few doses o f FOGEY’S HONEY
AND TAR COMPOUND, at small
eost, taken at the onset of the
cold would bring speedy relief. Re
prepared, have a bottle of this
safe, reliable cough remedy on
hand, and give promptly when a
rough or cold is detected. Equally
ss effective for older persons. No
opiates. Sold everywhere.
8 . ...Lander
C o u r t e o u s S c r v ic
*1
J u J lefa !
C ircuit o f
I Ior Itin c Irru li C ourt o f flem laolr
C o u n t,.
In n i i r r r , .
r, .*
Pella
...
n iv o n c K
Uuestanfolt, Complainant.
Cht*
4J- Wuootstifell. Respondent.
_ J O H P K R O F B t m L lC A T IP N -------
The Rttle of Florida: To Chas IL
1> uestnnfelt. Responilant:
« d , " , t you
nPP*»r
lo
the n?it
Dill 0 r<
ofi *Complaint
filed
against
you^harsln. on tha tth day o f May.
W,CJ* *°r (S)
eight
consecutive
weeks In the .Hanford Iferalil. a
newspaper
published
In said
county.
W itn ess, my hand and official
?.eaL ,.h.'* ,hc 7th day of March. A.
D. tnz4.
(HEAL)
R. A. DOUGLA8 8 .
Clerk Circuit Court.
By: A. M. Weeks. D. C.
Du You Know TRat Our Monthly I
ment Plan will. Make It Positively I
To Meet Your Financial Obligations
RAVINGS
LOAN AND
5 AV i N G S
C O M P A N Y ^-;
231
M A G N O L IA AV
M i ia y
W orms that Dance on Waves
Are Puzzle to Science
Alarm Clock Feeds Poultry
and T u rn s on Lights
Millions of tiny worms that "tlance**
in the moonlight on the surface of thd
cea during tho egg-hatching season,
and transform tho waves into tha ap
pearance of vermicelli soup, have been
Poultry ran bo supplied with grain
aqtotnatirally at any desired time
from a feeder operated by an nlnrm
cloek. Tho apparatus scatters tho ma
terial in proper amounts over a 20foot space, insuring tho fowls sufficient
exercise in gathering it. A switch at
tachment con also be made lo tgrn
electric lighta on snd off without in
terfering with \hn feeding meritsoiXtn.
Tho device can be hung to tho ceiling
.1 a
- ________ *___ * ____ •_ .___i _ _ i rl
of
coop or placed over a yard, and Is
designed to do away frith much of the
care required from stt—dsnts. It is
claimed that it can be filled snd aet
for work in a few minutes.
,
,
♦ f •
Police Lwrn Eyel(4 Talking
to Balk tbc Criminal
Nothing could bo more acceptable
to the well-groomed w
frock in dark-henna n
med with braid in E
n color*,
rce rows
Ths braid is stitched
down the frdnt of the tuhuLir tiink,
which is hclil in at (lie waist with a
Wadn*dolled
^ 3»
ery*tR»dy came
tackiest clothes and th«
old timo. games, and th,
m en u were ice cream u
the cream served in tO0(
cry one had the best ti
and voted it the bent pan
season.
tt
CAS SEEK B Y (POPULAR cMECHANICS c MAGAZINE
observed off 8amos, the Antilles, snd
the coast of France. They appear at
the first snd last quarters of the moon
snd in the month* of May, September,
October, and November only. They
are so small that it is estimated that
more than 1.000X00 occupy the space
within the radius of a small lantern.
FOR WELL-GROOMED WOMEN
Mias lin e n Chort*^.
tained 30 o f her ^
-ta c k y " party at her l 2
YaniUa, Orange Ice and StrasU
Brick
P HONE
Wire H ook to T hread Needle
Saves T im e, A id s Eyes
LAJfTA. Apr. 6. — Bobby
i, American open champion,
two down to Arthur Havers,
ih open champion, at the end
•• lath hole M their 86-hole
Itlon match on the links of
East Country Club here toTha match Is for an unofworld championship.
and successful in h i,X T
SPECIAL FOR
100
Daily Fashion Hint
iy Jones 2 Down
’nd o f 12th Hole
•
SANFORD
A SIMPLE MODE
InrlScativa of the Ruuinn nwlr. nv
interpreted by Paris, is this model in
t4ack trfoc-lmrk satin. The closing is
on the Wit shoulder, ncck-line and
slashed sleeves being bound with bias
fokls of M-lf-nutterial. Tho iw»*-t*irrp
skirt is slipned underneath the blouse
and si itched. If preferred, the «lcrp
sections on the kimono sleeves may I*
omitted. A sash of srlf-nutcrial holds
in the fulnr-v at the waist. Medium size
rcuuitca
yards ,16-inch nuterial.
Tirtorial Review Dfcss No. 1775..
Sizes, 34 lo 44 inches butt, and 18 and
20 year*. Price, 45 cents.
._
•
WHEN YOU BUY
PROTECT
BY EVANS WOOLLEN,
.
President, Trust Company Division,
American Banksrs Association.
The continuance ot propertyright and the existence ot efficient
government In (his land ot univor_ -------aal suffrage do\
pend upon the
. dominance o t
1
s o u n d public
'
opinion. More
'• * /
than snythlag
^
r i T - r p * A QUEEN
\XJ W. DUr.rtfS' of Kenton, O.,
» * • after 30 yrars apprenticeship
In stato politics. Is to he graduated
to ihe national field this yenr.
Durbin. It Is understood. It slafcd
ns Ohio's member* on ihe Demo
cratic National Committee. He will
supplant
w ho
served as chairman during the Cox
rampslgn of 1910.
H r Trie A M o r U t m P r r w )
>*•* C
i
U. Adams, of Colorado. But al
though he may be shy on avoirdu
pois. Adams 1s one of the mental
heavyweights, and hl.s " a y e " ’ or
"n o” as the roll call gets under
v.-ay Is a good Index as to 'th e
merits of tho measure up for
pur*a gc.
.
Adams Is the only member Of
Congress from Colorado who was
M in In that state. Ho Is a nntlvo
of I’ ucbln. Is 41 years old and tho
father cf four children.
Adams* lather, who mdved to
Colorado from Iowa In "50, Was
nclivo In territorial politics nnd
nftcr Us admittance to statehood
wns governor for several terms.
An older brother of tho senator,
•Tilly" Adams, rlalms to hold tho
national record In Inng-tcrm legis
lating. having sat In the Colorado
legislature 4S consecutlvo years.
He was elected Ip tho first assem
bly in,'TO, and hasn't missed a term
since.*
W
. .
relapse. “ Walter Bridges has also
been very sick with them.
» '
With the continued rains, the
outlook for spring crops is the
poorest-..for-a..num ber o f yenrvr
Cold winds, cool . nights • and a
shortage o f sunshine, nil are
against them. ••
Brtsson afld Sipes Avenues are
to be opened up from Geneva
Avenue south, so we hear. That
Kill be good news for thdse llv-
T
H IL E ’ Washington continues
to tnko tho Teapot Dome,
Daugherty,. Internal revenuo and
other. Investigations
seriously,
j
-
out here.' A ll o f the children havo ln » in that part of ton .
It la regret we lMr.
had th em -or are j u s t , recovering.
C o ® !* ’ departure f r o ? !,
’.week, Mrs. T^M. Bledsoe has been very aid*;. We trust he m»» 2
iU with them and thia week had a
Beginning with
this
March 31, there were 750 acres o f
celery still unharvested, a small
there- is evidence that the country
Is finding occasional smiles as well
part of. which was winter celery.
as frowns in the situation.
This wsok will finish tho cutting
Witness tho new
sprung
_ — , —. „ .H T u M 1 , ted the golden. Mr. Walsma maria
Hal.
.
/.
a complete canvass o f the celery
‘ The man Wheeler and Brook- Jn the whole section.
With no
hart should call to Washington Is
bad
luck
that
will
Aiean
about 1,Ifopdlnl," this wiso guy said. "H a
could solve thdr troubles In a "800 cars yet to cut wltf^ the be-?
minute."
. *, *
ginning o f this present week.
“ Why. how's that?" he .w as
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Haynes,
asked.
Mr. Haynes, Sr., and the children
"He could s!ur./ 'cm how to got
drovo to Lake Wales and Winter
Daugherty out of the cabinet."
Haven to call on frionds Sunday,
and enjoyed the hill arid dale
HE' pacemaker in senatorial
scenery o f Polk county. ■
lull-calls is. physically, tho
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson, o f Eure
..lightest man In tho Senate— Alva
ka Hammock, have their daugh-
BY HARRY B j / u f t T
NEA Senrico Staff Writer.
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Detectives in'.Canada aro being
taught a code by means of wbieh they
ran communicate with one another tor
dropping, raising or other movementa
of Ihe eyes, and mlgo bow to ‘‘ talk*’
secretly by means of finger touches, by
twistiog of a cigar, fingering of a mus
tache and twiddling fingers behind the
baek, Thia is being dona so (hat they
ean transfer their tboughU when in
ss®
ion with
T o save time in threading a needle,
a device baa been patented in Europe
recently that performs the operation
quickly, even in poor light. A slight
pressure of the fingers pushes a hooked
wife through the eye o f a needle that
haS'first been placed on top of a suzaty
spring. Then the strand is put on the
hook, whigh can bo done by an un
steady hand, snd ss ths grip is released'
cement ran bo added, but this is not
always desirable, as it increases the
quantity of concrete, and this may
not be necessary. A good method of
removing the excess ot water in to
plieo a few common bricks in the
mixture for s few minutes, snd it will
be found that the bricks absorb so
much of the water that the mixture
soon becatae* workable. A common
brick, when thoroughly dry, will ab
sorb about g pint of water.
THE OLD RELIABLE
C lu tch
T q overcome tbo grabbing tendency
f a dutch on a W|ht ear a driver to
talled sn additions! pedal plate, atof four bolts snd coil springs, the boftn
fitting loosely in boles drilled for them
and the springs keeping the pistes
•eparuled. The bolts used are Vi in.
to diameter and
21s in . lo n g . **
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T h e y a r <^ fS p g lL -
Has Built Majority of Nice Homes in Sanford Since 1908
ilippcd through
boJea drilled in
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(ha lows* plate i
snd reamed put {
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so that tho bolts I a Kp
^vt \
can slip in 'aid [l
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out easily when
Ar yL
the pedal is un//x
dec’ p re s su re . .
The a u x ilia r y
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V fs
plate, being the
miff* shape and
site ss the regular plate, is drilled and
tapped to xeseivw the screw, ends of
the bolts. Before assembling, 2-in.
open cod springs, (node of No. 10 brass
wire, am placed-over (ho-bolts, which
are then screwed into- the threaded
hole* In tbs auxiliary plate until they
the wire poswts out of the needle eye,
trifle
project just a trills;,the
«nds are than
Carrying tho thread with‘ It through
domalallTe Preferred Stock Dividend 4'/, every six raontW April 14 and
Oct 15. No better Investment. Provision made for
money, should you need It.
Directors
T. J. Miller
H. R. Stevens
B. IVWhittier
T , J. M iller, presid en t
off is dimi;fiea.as many motor
D, L. Thrasher
S. O.'Shinholaei
R- B. Chapman
A. P. Connelly
John Me
^ A. P. Comjrily, Betr
Geo. A. DeCottea, Attorney.
withdrawing
your
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THE SAN'FOR'
A P R I E T T fH2*4
SA e “ M oth ers” Seven Thousccnd
Young Men and W o m en D aily
FASHION TUkNS HER SPOTLIGHT
ON THE FAMILY ALBUM
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A n d S a ys She L ikes H er Job gjj
f '{ABodeat tamed down collar and .n®
(M a in
bmaqae bodice qf thU, un. .Uentablr modem gown which ‘r *.
R fh tlfli ■* o f the family album pno• '.yiMfrapha of our grandmoth^ris and
know* It the at-slgner ole not
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ftAMUiuo.
Be •that u It may. tho
lUrM M lt ta decidedly attractive, and s
n | ( f . t i l l heroine shows- her senso'
. of the fllnrss of things by wr-armg
t "Ot her throat” as tho old fashion*
J! «d novelists need to say, a lanro
and beautifully cut cameo brooch.
Pleat*, like the poor, seem likely
f
bp always with ns, and they aro
* * ‘ *tm t deal more welcome, for
£
they add a pleasing variation to
RL^Uui.U lfce like silhouette to which
f ■ * » a nation we seem committed.
One hardly knows what tho deSlgners would do without the dl' iM u lon o t pleats and their allies,
vy*- qrofflen. to break the lovel flatness
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Of oar sartorial landscape. At the
fife. Paris opening*. Henri Creango tells
pleats'were featured In every
'V,,■_ dmncelvnhlo way. Patou especial', t
.'•h ow s his preference for Oils,
means of diversifying tho straight
PV* atlhouette.
Pleats are conelder- HMy mom than Just "part of the
1 d U ptu rn" In this pleasing frock of
jv j’ A*V>1 * rMn Printed erepa do chine,
IV.-1 Tnwn the South Manchester looms
PS. Whose snn* fitting bodice, plain
6 / - ' tmek. tight sleeves, and demnm
R « fwplte satin collar and cuffs might
- present too severe sn aspect were
U not for the gracious and gmeo' •Jet contrast of two wide- plaited
ft t "Pounces of Crepe Chenette. Pleats
. wire also used In a quaint new way
* - -fa the lower section of the sleeve.
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HILL LUMBER CO.
House of
Service, Quality
aid
Price.
Phone 135.
N u l l i v o f A p p l l r i . c l i i n t o r T a t I t rr t l
1‘ n ilrr H rrllini 375 o f th e li r n r r n l
S i n l n t r * nl i h r S t a l e o f P l n r l d n
Notice I* i.urebv given tli.it Uvcrstre.t lnvestiii.i"it I'nmpuny, pur
chaser of "lux t'crtlflenlu No. 829,
ill Ieil Die tut liny of Julie, A. I
1191'., has. filed sain certlfleste In my
office, and tins made apidlciiilon for
lax died to Issue in ueei.ilance With
law. H.-iltl Certificate embraces tho
following described property l«It IIitteet in Seminole t'ounty.. Florida.
to -wit I " * 1 lilt. Ill P e g . \ \V. C o r .
o f ..^U' t;
vicro»i»v
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M. It. 3 9 |<L, run S.‘ r.r.H.C ft.. K. « 3
ft.. N. 536.'! f t . W. fit 3 ft . (l,esH It
It. righ t-of-w a y)—* acres. Tlo< said
I*.nit being—assessed at the date of
the Issuance of such crrtlflcnte In
the name of A, M. Hunt
r u le 's
said eertlflcnte shall lie redeemed
nccortUng to law tax deed will Issue
t h e r e o n .in the 15th tlay of April,
A. I». 192 I.
Witness my official signal urn and
seal ibis the 7th day of March, A.
I». 1931.
(Hk a i .)
k . v n o rn i.A sa .
Clerk Circuit Court
Wemlnle County. Florida
tty A. M. Weeks, l>. C.
n o t i m : To it if iiit o h s .
Notice la hereby given tbu I the
undersigned Inis been duly nppolnl-
iletp-aseil,
Tho business o f mothering Is nn
exacting one. oven when It Involves
watchfulness over only two or
three.
Consider, then, tho manifold re
sponsibilities besetting one who
calm iy and without fanfare or a c
claim accepts us a privilege tho
duty of mothering inoro than seven
thousand young men and women.
Obviously, such a purent-by-atloptlon must be nn extraordinary type,
and there lies tbu answer.
Mrs. Marlon T, Brockway Is tho
House Mother of tho Homo OlTIces
o f tho Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company.
H er omca In tho
great building at One Madison
Avenue, New York City, Is In the
Center o f a veritable city o f In-
;t - fTmcTtont dg o f tho InlelfecL
Tho exterior appcaranco o f
and recreational activities o f lo r .young girls means nothing l»ut tho'
charges, supervises' tho condUloijs|manifestation of their natural good
under which they work and offers spirits", aho says.
“ The sahto
good advice and sympathy to those girl you nee Laughing wildly or
who need It.
chattering this minute os sho
Not a girl o r young woman em- stops tn tho elevator to ascend to
ployed by the Metropolitan hcsl- her oflloo Is transformed upon
tates to recite her troubles lo Mrs. reaching her desk Into an Indust-c
II rock way.
They not always deal rlous. Intelligent* and depcndablo
with Incidents to her Job and worker".
“ Mother" Brock way has made It
Mrs. Brock way viut tho first w oevldenl that oho doesn’t care man graduated from th « Jntm .
whether they do.
slrla Dinls relict In discussing any
ili-.munit* bkuIitM said estqte are
hereby tndlfled In present the same
ns is typically Parisian, and here
an exquisite model in brown coi- In m - U' I' I In
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ililto hereof, or they will lie forever
jnracul collar' and cuds.
The sil- burred by law.
persons llkijrhti9t lo s.nd estate
mruette is tubular, since the dress nreAllrequired
to come forward uml
Apresscs the last word in style! and make settlement without delav.
Inc string belt fastens at one side.
Huiifurii, Florida. April 7th. 1921.
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" I f preferred, one of the ftir cloths
Kseetil rlx.
May <be uspd for the -trimming in- 4 .7-H -21-2*-3-5-13-l9-3fi-Mi
3cad of genuine peltry. Mcilitun
TOe requires
yards 54-inch matc- IIKI'AIITIIKST OF T ilK INTFItlull
41a!, and t f yard fur cloth.
. 1 ' X. I.nrid nfflci ut i iiilip-svlll".
4 Pictorial Review Dress No. 1799. Flu.. April 3. 1921
Nolle- Ih hereby given that bulls
Sixes. 34 to 50 inches bust Price Burin-),
of iP in v.i, Florhlu. who.
oil ticfolipr in. 1922. matin- H o m e stead l.iitrv. No. 1)1 777 1 , f-ir NHV.
of Ntr'.i Hectlim 3 3 . Township 3 9
H.. 1 binge 3 3 U., TiilluhuNMee Meri
dian. Inis nii-d n*»tl«-«- nf Intention
In miilie I'limtiHiliitliiii Proof, to i-slaiillsh claim sfo ibf- laiol nb-ii- ile-i.
ecrlheil. In-f'ir.- I'l.rk Flri-ult I’niirl.
at Hanford. Florida, on tin- 22ml day
of May. 1921.
Claimant mnni-H iih .witnesses: .
ft. M. i.rjer, nl IJenwva. Flnrbhi
J. IV. FI) nt, of lleneva. Florida.
IL Furlett .of «!,-ni vn. Klorld i.
C. K. i i.iv is. of iSrneva. Florida.
OKU itJItO M , lUalxter.
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Alt l l i f n C I ! f W f l { ^ * M
nil other pemdns having claims nr
.THE FRENCH franc drdppml
slow six cents yesterday .and
hinge to say that pleasca n.uny
fcnchrrcn, especially frufral tnwtors.
They were frightened
Idly when the-franc dropped'bcpr three and one-half <N-nts.
ut when it went up abovo six
hits, the price of French recitriea dropped violently, sn that In
M r IMAGINATIONS the owns of those securities were from
teen to twenty billioiii ' of
fcnes poorer than they were he-
phaao of her life In Mrs. Brock-1, Bn
way's presence, she Is given th o 3**
sage advice o f ono who Is learned. ■■
In her calling.
Him has success- n&
fully reared two daughters o f h er 5**
own and. abovo all. baa not f o r - 3 "
gotten her own girlhood— and that Rn
1» about ns com plcto an answer fo r ! ’ *
her popularity uml succesjj os any tin
that could bo given.
iliu
Tho House Mother has a phlloa- 'S *
ophy In her consideration of tho c S
" flapper” that clashes somewhat *11
fearfully with the "old fashioned’* .£ 5
theories expounded by the ” antl- |B|i
I1app. r" element.
She Insists that
bobbed hair, chewing gum, rouge, IfcS
silk stockings and every other Item ■ *
of feminine embellishment dear to J "
tho young woman’s heart doe* not 5 5
in the bast Interfere with the nor-
llies that lurk around money. They
lorn nleo ttilit" m mt iKHUf.illy wfnf
I I I I II
A U m
k i l l 111 I
Homes
them so they are often led Into fool
ish Investments and speculations
becauso they seek to gratify their
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ON W H i t W OM EN S H O U L D ¥
N TFfiSDAY v>ill begin file of Fie nvisl important features of our Spring sell
ing campaign—a special drive on Coral Gabieri* iiir.ies! These homes have
been designed by Miami’s leiidibg architects, have just been ccmplctcd and arc
now offered for tm!e at attractive prices.
KNOW ABOUT MONEY is usually sura loss.
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“ Don't think, Molly, that t monn'
“ When you ara as old as I am." that women should not seek to got
said Aunt Kmmy to her nlucu tho most out o f their money. They
Molly, **l hopo thero won’t be so should. But tho way to gat the
many widows llko Mrs. Strong Ins most I* lo keep It safe. They should
Ing every cent through III advised -leek advice Properly and conservaInvestments and having to taliannv lively Invested at bIx per cent and
sort of a Job to, keep body and soul the Interest re invested each year,
together."
money will actually double Itself In
••Why hot. Aunty?""' Inquired t« iv.- years. If you taka fa.ooo
Molly. “ Wldftws and orphans have end lav It away itwill be only
always beon victimised.”
IV'iuO lo the end of
time. It you
"They don’t, nm-d to bo.” replied l it tt into an III advised Jnyest"
Aunt Emmy. "Every day beti.-i in ment—It might all bo lo st'o v e rvestment advice Is Upon lo women ' ulrfb't. Hut If you
got good mlvlca
Now a days the banks make tllc'.r-, and put It io work In a good Invest-
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The houses tiro of Ihc highest grade in design .i:h( com: l rue (ion. They are locuti'J-l cd in larious l;ccliens cf the suiting), nnd on many of cur finest boulevards. They
nre built of cement block and stucco for the most part, and in every detail will measure up to the
demands oT, the* most discriminating
homc-!o.er.
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TH ESE- HOMES OF
DISTINCTION W IL L BE S.)LD FOR 10% d 'o W N A N D
•1% M ONTHLY.
IT S PEJRELCT
. PRICES RANGE FROM $7,:00 TO .'130,000.
It fa only an imaginar;- change i
, value.
But it is b/ imngina-i
an that we livo and by imagina-^ B R E A D
COU LD B!
bn that we are frightened to
m a d e lath. This drop In the franc re- !
VfB*D j
isurcs and pleases the owner of
m a k e
^ench government bonds, for, of
>• franc goes down, those secun- j
ea naturally become worth "more
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Many of these houses nre built on two plnLi. *A!I f*ave,fjamfccs. Srma are in the choicest frujt
grove sections cf Coral Gables. Other delightful fcalurcn include large living nnd sleeping rooms,
loggias and patio.-, screens t n wln-luv/., ti.qq.v. an 1 ,:i.reheH, iiian'.cd'iiav.ns, paved streets and ce
ment sidewalks.
|f it were possible to make
•tier of Application for Tax llrvd any better bread or pastry
* ndrr Nvrlloa 373 of Ihr Ornrral
than is turned out by this es
ItilS lM of <hr Stair of Ftorliln
'Nutlet- Is hereby given that'lllchrd J. UunUy. purchitoi-r uf Tux tablishment you cun feel quite
ertltlrato Nit. 311. duteil (he fith
py of June, A. l». 1921. has tiled satisfied in your
mind.
sid eertlflratp In my office, -and
U mode application fur. tax deed i (hat we would lie making a
I Issue In accordance with Inw.i
lid certificate emhrares tile foliwlng described property . situated' better article. This, however.
l Mypilnolu county. Florida. lo -w ll:r Is u human impossibility. We
Wft of NWH. Sec. IS, Twp. 2 9 . !■
ango t> Fast.— 1 0 aerva. T b * a a b l' bake a perfect bread and per
LPd being asaeased at thd dale o f .
la Issuance of such eertlflcnte In >fect pastry.
|e name of Unknown. Unless said 1
trilflcale shall he redenmrd «rSrdlng lo law lax deed will Isaun
Nernun on the 1st day n( May. A.
In the building nf these hcunit'every rdvantaqe has been laken or mass-producUon» and econo
mies in labor and material cost. v»n..t j it \o. ,iih!u ,
i n.
c :r :idcrable saving.
A small initial payriient anti the ha’ anec i::
ly payuenls—ll;tJc if any myre thun you now pay
for rent— wilt make it poosih! •fer you to o.vr oie i f t!ic33 ittrictivc he uses at Coral Cables, if you
buy" now. M»H .* your ».e. erva'.L is fc. c l i . I f Lc Ccr:;l G i’x cs at the lcca! cflice today and grasp
the opportunity.
And Service Station
Formerly Hmith llres.
XJnrage nnd
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Machine Shop
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Itnesa my offlrlal slariiiturc and !
thle the 22nd day of March,!
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K. A. IHiFcjf.AHS.
Clerk Circuit Court
Hemluol*-, County. Florida,
fly A. M. Weeks, D. C.
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A ^ Y ^ E N F y > V E L D IN G ,
Gas, Oil and Accessories
SALE CHEAP YOUR TERMS
East Half, Block 4, Tier 19.
North W est 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19.
South East 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18.
GEORGE E- MERRICK;, OW NER AND DEVELOPER
EXPERT REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY
HAMMERS & RURNES, GENERAL SALES AGENTS
STORAGE
By Day, Week or Month
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Lota In Woodruff’* Sub-Division on easy terms.
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Facility In J $ M A H - Ta*vraJC.wf. rwwvc.
he First Program
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FLORIDA S T A T f COLLEGE
[R WOMEN, April 7—The Fscv String.
flrat ..
Ip a ra nee in a concert at the
tttlit Church, here laet week. As j
string choir le the moat lm-i
[ant o f Qie choirs in the <w-|
itra, so the string quartette la
moat important group in enible productions, according to
■ Ella Scoble Opp.erman,.dean
he school of-music.
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be violins for the soprano and ]
hralto parts were ployed by :
« Gortrude Isldor. who. haa,
f the head o f the vhriin depart-!
ft for the past «t»een‘ years, end I
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DEATH tF P a O t X V t T
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F lF T 'f B O N g S
A LOT T PtH CEP
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WRAP EM UP - /
S3T PALM BEACH—$375,000
act let for erection of new
tment building at north OUvu
and Second Avenue.
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piefed, am# th e completed work haa been Anally accepted by the Com
mission of the City o f Sanford, Florida.
Tho following la the final estimate for paying Third Street
TWenty-four feet in width from ’ Magnolia. Are. west to Oak Ave.J Re-,
placing ,th* nine foot brick pavement with
asphalt pavement, on a rock, foundation:
403 Cu. yd*, grading. <g> 40c ..... _ .......
2227.Sta. Yds. overhaul @ 1 c ________ _
1028 Lin. ft. concreto curb and gutter <§>
771.00
, 150 Lin. ft, flush curb @ 30c ...*.........
45.00
48.00
320 Lin. ft. granite curb reset @ 1Se
875.25
l l dT Sq. yds. rock base © 7 5 c ..... ..........
1131.99
1167 Sq. yde. 2" sheet asphalt top .(£? U7c
357.00
860 Sq. yds. brick re-laid @ 42c
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672 Sq. ft. alley return* @ 22c
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147.84
64.00
2 Type B Inlots <g) $27.00 ______ !....
2 Manhole* ______;..... ... .................. ......
110.00
350 Lin. it. 12" storm sewer {§) $1.10 ..
540 Sq* ft. sidewalk @ 20c ..... ...............
1 Monument at street intersection*___
Laboratory Inspection __ 1_»______
Legal expense, advertising, etc., 27r
Engineering 4%■ ................................
Lets Credit 475 Sq. yds. brick (?) $1.17
$ 4533.23
.. 555.75
Total cost ........ .......... ............... ..... ...........
$3977.48
To be borne by City 1-3, $1325.83.
Ti be borne by adjacent property, $2651.65
Number of feet frontage, 93G.
Assessment per foot frontage, $2,833.
FRED T. WILLIAMS. Engineer.
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Final
Name
Dcarriptjon
Frontage
Assessment
E. R. Trofford'a Map, Si
; S. O, Shinholser, Lot 5, Blk 4, Tr. 3 ................. ... .
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Congregational Church, Lot 10, Bile 4, Tr. 3 ..........
{jgfi _J>d Randall, Jr., Trustee.
J. N. Robson, Lot 5, Blk 4, Tr. 4 .......... ... .......
Mrs. L. H. Thrasher, Lot 10, Blk 4, Tr. 4 ...........
Peoples Hank and E. A. Douglass, Lot 1, Blk 5,
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W. n. Williams, Lot 9, Blk 6. Tier 3 ......... _____
Temple Instn. Inc., J. D. Jinkins, Sec. l^it 1, Blk 5,
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Tr. 4 .............. ;.................................................
88.7H Presbyterian Church, II, C. DuBoae, Lot fl, Blk 5,
88.78!
Tr. 4 .......... .......... ............................... ..........
88.78
The above and foregoing final assessments
i interest up to May 15, A. D. 1924, and from and
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106 51 *pcc*“ * As»essnienta, will be payable only In ten i
Total cost
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To be borne adjacent property, $6614.88,
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Number fset frontage, 2008.18.
< •«» L*»> '
Assessment per foot front $2.2746.
FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engiiieer.
Foot
Ftaaf* -I
Name
Deaeriptlon
Frontage
Asaertiaeat
E. R. Trafford’a Map, Sanford, Fla.
Atlantic Const Line Ry. Co., W. 61 ft. of E, H
Blk 4, Tr. 12 .................................... ........ ..... .
138.75
J. H. Hodges W. hi of Blk 4, Tr. 12 ...... ..... ;......
74**!
Atlantic Coast Line Ry. Co., W. 61 ft. of E, U, Blk
H JH L ^
5, Tr. 12
............... .— ________ ___________
148.75
Melsch Reslty Co., W. Vi of Blk 5, Tr. 12 ____
480.37
Florida Land ft Colo. Co. Map of
St. Gertrude Add. to Sanford.
T. S. Davis, Mrs. Lot 4, Blk Z ....................... ....... .. 281.82
T. A. Styles, E. 1-3 Lot 8, Blk Z i................. ........ 51.48
A. E. Hill, Mrs. W. 2-3 Lot 8, Blk Z ........... ............... 102X6
J. T. Allen, Lot 10, Blk Z
....... .. ............ . 154.44
D. O. Brown Est. E. 1-2 and E. 15(t, 9 in. o f N ,
W. 1-4, Rlk 6, Tr. 13 .......... ..........................
Mary E. Stylos W. 1-2 of Blk 6, Tr. 13, (Less E.
15
.,\L.)Eit>Mj
.1 ■. i■■
•i
300X5
Victor and Belle t W f c 'f f ll Blk 5, Tr. 1 4 ....
61104
C. W. Boyvman, E. 43.7 fL Blk 5, Tr. 1 5 .........
sY i.3 2
Avocado Terrace, Sanford, Florida.
Hehry Nickel Lot 1 ______ __ __ .....*.....................
Henry Nickel Lot 2 ...;.^r...... ............. ;.....................
_143»
Henry Nickel Lot 9 ...»......................................... .
14330
Henry Nickel Lot 10 ............................................ .
Henry Nichel Lot' 11 ...........’............... ....... ..........
113,79
Henry Nickel Lot 12 ..................... ...........................
113.73,
Henry Nickel Lot. 13 .................................................
113.71
I Henry Nickel Lot 14 ........ ...... ............................... ..
113.73
j Henry Nickel Lot 15 ......... ........................... ......... ..
113.73
j Henry Nickel L o t'Id ...... .... ................... ............. .
115.73
L. G. Stringfellow's Subdivision.
F rD .-M cB rid trL ot-i-Bik "A r :................
Mrs. Mary Packard S. T-2 Lot 2, Blk “ A ” ______
L. E. Tew N. 1-2 Lot 2, Blk “ A " (Leas N. 10’ ) ____
L. G. Strlngfellow All Block "B”
_____ ___ __
mu
The nbovo and foregoing (Inal assessments are payable wiUsotit
interest up to May 15th, and from and after such date Said speeltt
assessments will be payable only in fen'equal imiukT insUllmehta writfr
interest at 8% per unnunvoi^ all deferred payments. '
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WllneasTmy Haricl as City Clerk and the Seal o f the'City o f San
ford, Florida this 4th day o f April, A, D. 1924.
(SEAL)
L. R. PlfllLlPS, City Clerk''
4-7-14-21-28-5.5
THE world's greatest inventors would be wasting their
talents if their creations were such that they interested
no one else— and unless some one else were able fc6 enjoy
them and benefit by them.
Nothing amounts to much that is confined to one person
or to a limited group. Stop and think for a minute!
Isn't it because thoughts are so easily exchanged and
spread broadcast that this country is so fine a place to
live in?
0
The advertisements in this paper are thoughts. Many
of them are thoughts conceived with you in m in d thoughts for your comfort— your pleasure— your health
your satisfaction. Thoughts that will save you time,
money and comfoit.
.
A l l PROt’ RRTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON CENTRAL Alfred Foster, Lot 6 3 .... ....... ............................... .
Alfred Foster, Lot 04 ....... ........ ...... .......................
8TREBT FROM SANFORD AVE. TO FRENCH AVE.
Alfred Foster, Lot 65 ............. .................. ..............
Notice la hereby given that the construction of the asphalt pnveAlfred Foster, Lot 66 ...... .........................................
t on Central Street from Sanford Ave. to French Ave. has been I. Toyama, Lot 67 ................... .............. ...................
pleted, and the completed work has been finally accepted by the I. Toyama, Lot 08 .......... ......... ..............................
Geo. A. DeCottcs, Forrest luike, and A. R. Key
Emission o f the City ef'Sanford, Florida.
Lot 7 1 '.............................. .....................................
The following is the final estimate for paving Central Street 24
In width from Sanford Ave. to Park AVe. and 18 feet in width F. B. Adams, Lot 72 ............ ...... ............ ................
L Park Ave. weal to French Ave. with sheet asphalt on 6’.' rock W. C. PcCoursey, Lot 73 .—............................ .......
W. C. DeCoursey, Lot 74 ............ ....... ....................
J.
E. Chandler, I*ot 75 ................................. .......... .
i Sanford to Park 24 feet in width.
J.
E.- Chandler^-Lot -76 __ ...........................
$
411.60
Cu. yds. excavation tg> 4 0 c ------- -— - —
G.
E. Ellis, Lot 77 ................................................. ..
58.00
Sta. yda. overhaul @> l c ............................
G.
E.
Ellis, Lot 78 ............ .................. ................. .
.
1407.00
Lin. ft. concrete curb and gutter <g> 75c
73X0 H. C. DuBose, Lot 79 ’ .................. ................. I....
Lin ft .' flush curb @ 30c
— ——
. 1905.00 W. T. Field, Lot 80 .............................. ...................
Sq. yds. 6" rock foundation <@> 7 5 c .........
. 2417.24 Meets and Bounds Descriptions, Sanford, Fla.
Sq. yds. 2 " sheet asphalt top @ 9 7 c .....
37.18 Mrs. E. S. Adams, Reg. at NW. Cor. o f SWU o f
Sq. ft. concrete alley returns (g> 22c ...
SWH o f NEV4, Sec. 36, 19- 30 run S. 132 feet,
54.00
Type B inlets
$27.00 ........................
E. 315 ft., N. 13U ft,. W. 315 ft., to beg..........
50.00
51anhole . . . . . . . . . . . —
.......
, 130.90 L. E, Whjte. NWV4 of SWU of NEU o f S ec.-36Lin. ft. 12” atorm sewer @ $1.10 .............
19-30............................... ............................. ..........
112,751
11,2 1
F ttra 'w o r k ‘ ........— ...... ........................ ..
Orange
Ileights, Sanford, Fla.
13.00
Monuments * t street intersections *«**•«**«
82.10 L. E. White, Lot 10, Blk 3 ............... .'.........................
Labratory* inspection
.....................
—.lS^JOO L- E. Whlta^-Lot 2tMilk.3.------- *..........
Legal expense. adveTtlutwgy^ubPT^y^y.
$0,7 Blk*
Engineeringtv47p»
— :— —
I.. E. White. Tilt 20. Blk.A
22T.2T
The above and foregoing final assessments are payable without
interest to May 15, 1924, and from and after such date, sAld special
ft* borne by City 1-3, $2349.81.
assessments
will be paysble only in ten equal annual Installments with
me borne by adjacent property owners, $4699.62.
interest
at
8%
per, annum on all deferred payments.
■ M r oY fcVTt frontage, 1639.
Witness
my
hand as City Clerk and the Seal o f the City o f Banfesmetit per foot frontage, $2.8674.
ford,
Florida,
this
4th day of April, A. D. 1924.
f Froth Park to French 10 feet wide:
L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk.
$ 660.00 (SE A L)
15 Cu. yds. grading <S> 40c .:..................................
. 227.65 4-7-14-21-28-5-5
f66 Sta. yda. overhaul @ Id ............. ...... ...............
. 1051X0
16 Lin. ft. flush curb <3> 30c ..................... ......
2304.75 TO A (,L PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON THIRD
13 Sq. yda. 6" rock base <g> 75c _______________
. 2983.72
n Sq. yda. 2" a»ph*lt top
9 7 e ________ ___ _
STREET FROM MAGNOLIA AVE. TO MYRTLE AVE.
24.20
b Lin. ft. 12" sewer @ $1.10 ............... .......... ..
Notice
la hereby given that' the construction o f the asphalt pave
13.00
ment on Third St. from Magnolia Ave. to Myrtle Ave. haa been com
8.47
00.91 pleted, and the completed worll has been finally accepted by the Com. 147X9 miasion o f the City 0$ Sanford, Florida.
The following is the final estimate o f the coat o f widening '.he
. 294.68
sheet asphalt pavement on Third Street from Magnolia Avenue west
to Myrtle Avenue from 24 feet to 30 feet in width.
$7806.37
120 Cu. yds. excavation © 40c ...................................................... $ 48.00
b« borne by City 1-3, $2602,12.
600 Sta. yds. overhaul @ lc ....................... ........... ......... ...........
6.60
be borne by adjacent property owners, $5204.25.
432 Sq. yda. rock bas<
75c
.... . ................ ................ ‘ 324.00
mber o f feet frontage, 2931.
432 Sq. yda. 2" ihset asphalt top <§) 97c ..... ...... .......................... 419.04
icaament per foot frontage, $1.7756.
Lnbratory Inspection ..... ....... ............................. ......... .........
9.95
Legal expense, advertising, etc. 2$> ....... .......... .................. .... 16.15.
Engineering 4% ___________ ____ ....................................... .
32XO
M
Deaeriptlon
Fronta
Markham Park Height! Addition to Sanford, Fla,
Total cost
$172.01
M. Shipp, Lot 2, Blk F ........... ............ .................. t
To.be borne by City 1-3, $285.35.
172.04 ,
M. Shipp, Lot 3, Blk F ...................... ........ .......... t
To be borne by adjacent property owners, $570.69,
172.04
kndy Anderson. Lot 4, Blk F...,............... ......... «
258.06 Number o f feet frontage, 1387.
180.38 Assessment per foot frontage,’ $0.4110.
FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. .
186X8
[F. Roper, Lot 8, Blk E ____ __ — ------- ----- ------- (
. Fool
Final
200.72
P. Herndon, Lot 9, Blk E -------------------- --------- - '
Name
Description Frontage
Aaseasment
200.72
knh Grayham, Lot 10, Blk E - ..... ........ ............ '
B. It. Traffrod's Map, 8anford, Fla.
400.00
pia M. DeForrest, Lot 6, Blk D ................. ....... ll
S
.'0
.
Shinholser
Lot 5i Blk 4, Tier 8 __ _________
199.28
ja Frank, Lot 7, Blk D .................... ...................... (
Congregational
Church*
Lot 10, Blk 4, Tier 3 ____
200.71
Is Frank, Lot 8, Blk D ....................... ...... ....— ... '
Dr,
J.
N.
Robson
Lot
5,
Blk 4, Tier 4 ...................
193X5
3. Babbitt, Lot 1,
BlkG
(
198X6 Mrs. L. 11. Thraiher Lot 10, Blk 4. Tier 4 ........ ......
IS. Babbitt, Lot 2.
BlkG _
(
193.55 Peoples Bank Lot 1, Blk 5, Tier 3 _______ __ j ___
|S. Babbitt, Lot 3, Blk G ____ ___1_____ ____ 1
193X5 W. B. Williams, Lot 9, Blk 6, Tier 3 ___..........
S. Babbitt, Lot 4,
BlkG ______
<
$00.72 Or (W . B. Williams)
|A. Nlel, Lot 1, Blk H --------'
200.72 Temple Inatn. Inc., Lot 1, Blk 5, H er 4 ...... ............
[jT..lllV*r«, l^ot 2) BlY H -------------- — ------------- '
240.72 Presbyterian Church, Lot 6, Blk 5, Tier 4 ......... .....
J*. Wthra* t o f ti Blk H ____ » .!......................... '
204.72 Mrs, A. E. Hill, Lot 5, Blk 4. Tier 5 ........ ..........
I » k 4 f Bllr G,
* — •••* 1
200.72 S. O. ft J. C, Chase, Lot 9, Blk 4, H er 5 .... ......
146X8 Atlantic Coaat Line Railroad C o , Right-of-way,
Went, Lett 2, Bile. If
Blk 4, Tr. 5 ...................— —
887.10
u H. Cowan, Lot 8, B it T ...»------------ ......
T. W. Williams, Lot 1, Blk 5, Tier 5
•ford Heights Addition to Sanford. Fla.
$230X2 Mrs. A. E. Hill, to t 6, Blk 6, Tier 5
Br. Baumel, Lot 47 .................. .............. ...
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad C o,
106X4
Dingec, Lot 48 ______ _________ r » __
Begin at N. W. Cor. Lot 6, Blk
Tiar 6 „ run
t \
100X4
‘ Dingeo, Lot 49 _____________
West 42 f t . South 58X9 feet Northeasterly to
106X4
ni C, HoUlnger, Lot 50 ...... .......... .............
beg ............... ............................. .
30
.
14Jl
100X4
C. Holllngar, Lot 51
The
above
and
foregoing
final
aasdsiments
are
payeble
without
106X4
ra C. HoUlnger, Lot 69
106.54 iltcreat up to Hay 15, 1924, and from and after such da'te/ said special
V C. HoUlnger, Lqt 70
100X4 assessments will be payable only -in ten equal annual installments
1ft Carrall, Lot 58
w ith tnt>ri>«t *1 Rfii n*v annum nn a ll l i a f o n a J
100.54 with Interest at 8% per annum on all deferred payment*.
Robson, Lot 63 ___________
Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal o f the City o f Satf100X4
Eobean, Lot 54 ------ »L
ford,
Florida, this 4th day o f April, A. D. 1924.
100.54
Rabedn, Lot 55 __________ .)
(SEAL)
U R . PHILIPS, City C IlfktL
106X4
uid Mary A. McKim. Lot 50
ISM Cu. yds. excavation @ «fe ‘ — ........ - ..... .
WOO Sta. yds. overhaul $ le
SW5 Lin. ffc fluah^cort). .& 30c
2989 Sq. yd*, rock base ® 75e — — . ............
2897 Scj. yds. 2", sheet saplUtt £ 9 lo - - U . « K
. 6 Type B Inlets ($ $27X0 ....--------------------307 Ft. 8” storm sewer, 0 8ft *....*...........
308 Ft, 12" storm sewer @ $1.10
..... „
728 Ft, 15" storm sewer @ $1.36
.......
4 Manholes <g> $50.00 ________ ___________
1 Manhole @ $00 _______________ ________
1200 Lin. ft. 3" drain tile laid @ $05.00 per M,
Extra work ____.'.._______ _______________
2 Monuments set at street intersection^_____
Laboratory Inspection of materials ,i,...... .
Legal expense, advertising, etc., 2% *.___ ■
Engineering 4% _________ __ ____ __ __
S
1)6 you take full advantage of them? Do you read them,
every day?
Advertising is the Voice of Artterican Business
Don’t dose your ears to it
4*7-14-21-22-6-5--- -----------------r----:----- •
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TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS O’
STRKBT PROM MAGNOLIA
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THE SANFORD HERALD, MONI1AY, APRIL 7, 1034. ;
ie SanFMa Hcr.-tld
I 't n i n t *h
" ’ THat'CftfawayBiff,“W hyN ot?.-
„
.„s~
v Write j^ur ^ejwtor end congressttian friends to support Afc ^Brisbane Sefe It
t^iat
providing for tile registration Of ktiD .',:vA Heir Gorrllla.
.Bertrand. Russell.v Fighter.
byists. Possibly your senator and congressman friends wlfl
M Second Clan Matter, Oc- do nothing of the kind; but your letters may in d u ce replied if'. Wolves, Not Dots.
’Nod-Flying Duck.
at tha Poetofflca at
Florida, undtr act of March explaining just what is wrong with the Caraway bill, and
Copynam. in i
thus give enlightenment to unsophisticated constituents.
.....Editor
D J . OMAN..
Senator Caraway would have the lobbyists who appear • ANOTHER GORILLA is com
AWt* ORHO
_______ u-------------in the corridors o f the cnpitol regifiter each month. He would ing here, a lady coming along tak
ing care o f him.
Such .animals
Pheoe 14H
Avm m
have
the lobbyists
or for what they ore work
.
,
, tell for whom
,.
. . . u-ually
die— o f
homesickness,
ir n ic fu m o * rateai
ing,
how
much
they
are
paid
for
their
services,
and
w
h
at:
their
keepers
say—
shortly
after
•ar„_.T_|7.00. 81a Montha IJ B«
w r « l In City
Carttar par money they arc-spemling-om the entertainment uf members \they land. They t-;erp-rimp*' be*
■I ltc. ,We**r Edition II Par of congress arid other government officials.
|
PrPMUr4! on
The Arkansas senator says that there ore several types
See this new gorilla if you tan
i„L'SOTICfci All obltatry
Some of them, the senator agrees, are honestly Look at hi* hug.: .'aw, big teeth,
cardi of thanka. resolutions of lobbyists
.cos of entertainments wllere working for the promotion of measures which they believe wide chest, arms and hand* un
i a r * mad*, will be charged
comfortably like your own.
regular advertising rales:
will be of great priblic benefit; and this cla*a of lobbyist, he
Observe hi* terrific p->wer and
you will know why YOLK breed
contends,
would
not
be
embarrassed
or
in
any
way
injured
T h a ASSOCIATED PltKfll
Associated rresa Is asclua: by having their aims in black and white ori a public register. rules the earth instead of HIS
breed. He was so strong that it
emit* an to tha usa for rapubiu oC AH nawa dispatches
As for the professional lobbyist, and the lobbyist em wasn’t necessary for him to
ad
It oi QOl otharwlaa
THINK. Youc ancestors were so
ad In Ahi# papar *nd e'en lha ployed by corrupt interests, the Carawfcy measure would plfiy v-’aak .that they had to think or
■sa w i« aublianad nareln.
All the mischief with their activities. The fellow who now “ works
die.
itfe of rw-r-nbltcatloi. of spactal I
tches haraln ara atao reeerved. I both sides of the street,” contriving for the introduction of
They decided to think, and their
legislation which he knows will arouse antagonism and then descendants shot and caged the
MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1924.
as carily as ho would kill
hiring himself out do the opponents of the measure to fight agorillaa
fly.
the bill, and the fellow who acta as the-paid representative of
gentleVnan thieves;' thfcs’e ’would ’ find that register their
YOU WILL read that "Bertrand
Peace I leave with you. my peace Doomsday Book. They just couldn’t subscribe.
Russell, now here, favors the Lea
I give unto you: not as the world
gue o f Nutluns; thinks it cannot
But the point in all this is, what will be the actual for- 'function
giveth, give. I unto you. Let nut
properly until I he United
.■ your h e a rt, u« troubled, neither ! tune of the Caraway bill? Wliat reception will it command? States comes 'in, and hopai that
let it t)e afraid. John 14:27,
Who will oppose' it, and why? As The Herald said in the the United State- WILL come in.
Mr. Russell puts >truth above
beginning,
write to your friends in congress, and ask them propaganda
THE DltRAM -TlM E SONG
nnd the longue. Some
.The day’s {o n e , honey, but it’s jo support the measure. Then .watch their record when the don't. It may intercat yon
to
^
tim eefor rest;
know what he nan* yeitcrdny.
iote is taken. Servants must obey Masters.
The child tp its mother, and the
bird Jo its nest;
\ Even the sun seems sleepy when
® S ;\
his day’s work’s done.
And the stars light the shadows
fo r (he sweet Little One.
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Dollars On Deposit Tell Of Good Times.
t r i ’ •*T-
iV
, . ? H Q W P A R DID YO U S A Y IT W A S , JOHN?”
P an Bobs Says
- i >*O/* f
I f you arc well bred, ycu V j
buy ypur new straw lid instesd I
getting it in a restaurant.
#- *t
-
Sow your garden seeds ac«rf. I
ing to directions or you Win u I
mowing the ~ttewla-nrf
If yoUr memory is bnd ■ou n I
improve it-b y tryin g'to lcam >1
the new soft drink name:,.
Haircuts arc so high now it ^ I
most pays to be a musician ot i
poet.
A radical Is a man who thill, I
the world is • menace and ihosg
be destroyed.
. i 11 * ■ -l
’1
Reckless drivers should si*.1
clear of ambulances because tin
will ride in one themselves
day.'
f
■ __
Perhaps the radio often smraj,|
as It does because the mu lc I
! passing through some boo^o zii", |
' planes.
The hdt summer months an I
coming. A practical hot weatha
icoatutnc Is a bath tub full <>f wj.1
; ter.
UN-V?'
“ I am bound to confess that if
I were AN AMERICAN I should
probably not want to see the {
United States go into the League I
pf Nations and might offer many j
reasons why the United States*
should NOT go into the League j
of Nations.”
A summer resort is a rhal
where the mosquitoes start
|
about dnrk, just when the fiiti]
|uit work.
* •
The men on the^e cigaret cdrtr-l
Florida’s state banks had an increase in <feposits of
tiscmerits look a ' pleased hi if I
more than twenty-three million dollars, in 1923 over those of
they h:ul
suddenly
decided |>’
rifely watcher,
•J922. The total ideposfta of the state banks amounted to the
swear off sm okin g..
firelight’s gleam,
gigantic sum of $ 124,661,332. Of this money, $1,244,830 was
be dreaming
WHEN YOU hear
Bertrand
in. the stute savings banks. And all of these figures are ex
The auto market, the insurant^
dreams you dream.
called a pneiflat. bear in
*? '•
market, and the bootleg marlrt
clusive of the figttres representing deposits in national banks Russell
mind thnt he is a FIGHTING paci
\J
never seem to reach the auturatlot f
dreams have left me, and the doing business in this state.
fist.
He believes that lighting
pointy
Shadows say:
should
be
done
mentally,
but
it
Is
Look at the foregoing paragraph agnin. Look at those not likely that any man would ex
“ l ig h t lo r t* , forever— Love^_ far
,cW *r figtires and talk them over with the folks at the office or in cel him in either'physical or men
•wart
11S B B I I I I l I B B i a s r R S O S E S S D X I I I I I I S S B a a a S R I I I I I S
why ab you Unger In CTl the shop or on.the street. When the pooplc of Florida can tal courage in a moment o f dan
hJ K
lonely Night
ger.
He
believes
that
war
can
Sanford’s
Forum
Whan Love was your life-dream— put more than a hundred and twenty-four million dollars into be ended, but the only .jgeney thnt
just Home of their banks, the people of Florida must.he doing could end R at this moment would
when
Will The Women Vote?
Love was your L igh t7”
fairly well in the eyes of Old Man Prosperity. When the be one super-pow?.-, great enough
people of Florida have more than a hundred and twenty-four to impose peace upon smaller na
And I Viay not answer;
tions by
by its own will.
dry delegates already in the field
Editor The Herald:
But the day’s work’s done— million dollars to draw on, it must be that they are spending
There is to bo on tiie tenth nnd nnd that it will be brought forci
considerable
cash
in
one
way
and
nnother
right
here
in
their
Let md* dream I am dreaming
*
MR. RUSSEL^ is no dreamer, eleventh of thia month in Wash bly before candidates in primary
W itlwthe sweet Little One! own state.
The gene
He says frankly thnt England ington, a conference which marks and genera] elections.
not
dare
talk the most significant ' forward sis if this upheaval is rather in
The fact is that this big sum of money is many times its does
Every day secs Sanford grow
to France ns she would liko to movement o f the women o f Am teresting, and came through nr
faster.
size in actual value. It is money that is in circulation, trav talk because France dominates erica since the right to vote be appeal to Mrs. Henry Peabody and
. a .
o---------eling from one man lo another, the same dollar doing the ser the air. And when you ask him came theirs. This is the meeting ether women in the Boston Social
- W h y not a community chest for
vice of many dollars. It is financing great development pro- what he would .*j if he .ruled of tha Women’s National Com Register to each write their con
‘
’ o rd f
mittee for Law Enforcement, And gressmen nnd get ten others to
Sanford, Fla.
T
h
e
' ^
int(> the 'hamlfl" 'o f
inTcifis'^fash- it represents the delegated nu- w-rite to "save mine and hpr's.”
p re sept Congressional ses- Floridn a business men; nndfrom them into the hands ngain ion, and turn the other cheek, thoritynf ten mjllion women us The appeal did not work in the
has developed into a barber of developers and builders who provide more payrolls for He says: “ I would build a fight- Included in organizations o f such way it wos intended ,but started
A cordial welcome awaits you at this
With Bonacllln massages all
ing air fleet equal to that of dignity and auch conceded worth n resolution of protest instead.
more
home
spending.
rare.
France.”
ao i the General
Federation of Truly, there Is n wonderful line
Daily, too, new money from other states is being attract
On the whole, If you listen Women’s Clubs, the Y. W. C. A., up In the l e a d e r s ! , o f this work, :
Strong Financial Institution
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.• Flowers grow profusely In this ed to those Florida towns that offer the best attractions, or I carefully TO
Mr. Russell, *ln-. the Congress o f Mothers and but its success depends upon the
lection o f the state. Why can’t
Fai-ent-Teachers’
Association, individual response to their bugle
,AT. him> y°u witl American
■ Capital and Surplus
- $125,000.00
iford be'made a city of flowers? that go after the money in the most progressive way. The ilteat, of
Legion Auxiliary, Fed Call.
giving h little time and atten- state banks’ increase of twenty-three millions in 1923 should • rn “ ^°otl
Shall - our women by their
eration o f .Woman's
Board o f
1 to beautification In this man- be doubled or even trebled in 1024. And Sanford should make- $1,500,000.00
BABY GUY Stillman—little both Home and Foreign Missions, apathy tacitly stand with thoso i Total Resources
i the city? could bo made'more one of the best records in the attracting of new capita] to be h°y « f whom you
muy havp the, International Order o f King's who, a3 Mrs. Norris recently said,
r t if o l.' *;
■ spent in Seminole county.
the National Council are causing our country to be
heard— lies in bed seriously In- Daughters,
___
o fniWow*P: W »d"-the •Wetnan/s laughed* « t by the people abroad,
M » f i a r » * ® J iii£ £ iin j *
! l i?
v>v; - i 5 U —
a ~ M*ai »tvr
•• * S ^ d J f T lS f t
I'^ritl'i'an^T«mperance Union? that because o f" th'dlr'flouting ‘ o f? Itr
Even birrgia
days.
Tn numerous robberies
__ i. In
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN will be in Sanford next Sooner or later adults will Uam I pioneer band .that haa stood laws and undermining the re
summer homes on Cape Cod it Thursday to speak in behalf of his candidacy for delegate to tknt t^le P°^ce dog whj chosen toi?n!Wst
Jeera ?nt> rjdieulo of spect of our youth fpr authority?
noted thflt tl)ft. only things stol
LUdtxLi
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SfSCTfSRKl Housekeeping,
"M abel Walker
pewfer articlei an
United
AHouTtl espe dally make it a point'to hear him Iid to the wolf, ferocious by r>a plinciples o f purity of life , and Hildebrandt, assistant
7T .
sc prints and
protection o f home and its Inter States attorney-general, has a
_ engravings
because he la America’s premier orator, because he is in ture ftn<J always dangerous.
For Concha and Colds, Head 11
powerful article that every one o f
ests,
First.National Bank reports closest touch of any man in the state at the present time to
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ches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism 11
The women who will represent us should read, “ Will You Help
“c iin deposits of more Washington affairs and coulcl if so inclined tell some very inreas#,
and All Aches and Pain*
these splendid {.roups
are thet Keep tho Law ?” and In tho April
Ladies’
Home
Journal, Charles
dollars
since
half imillion
“
•“
'
tercstintf fact, regarding oil and the like, because h . w m S S J T b * ! ! l » t .
' very leaders o f our national wo-_ .»SitlHn
.,
.
. . . A.
A LL DRUGGISTS
, year
ir this time. Statements o f three times his party’s candidate for the presidency, because
The wise citizen would no more munhood, including four whoiSolden writes most convincingly
i kind demonstrate the kind o f
havo held tho office of . first la^r ; 00 “ Prohibition Quitters,
S6< aed 65c, jars sad tabea
ln11‘he of the land in the White House, I, wonder— I w on der-h ow serlSenfprd is making. Bank he was largely.responsible f?r Woodrow Wilson’s election, be- ,ct. “ P®nce, ?°R.
Hospital also, |lOO
n allow
- 1 a. *wolf
.ci to !)..^'
r. others like Mrs.i. U nsing, Mra.iously we Seminole county women
inta always tell the story cause he is now a candidate again for a Democratic c o n v
he e
would
run ant
tit* condition of any city.
Hoover, Mrs. Philip N. Moore anil •re taking all this to ourselves.
tion where he ^lay again aerve his country ns no other Flor large.
Mrs. Henry Peabody, Kathleen Are we reading, informing oursel
idan
can
by
fighting
for
a
man,
any
man,
who
is
a
prohibition
ves, thing things out that we may
text winter Sanford will look
THIS APPLIES to u less ex- Norris, that dear favorite among vote and voto Intelligently, or are ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■au a aaaE u aaaM aaM H M aa aiiu l
an entlsdly different city. With ist, a progressive and an honest; incorruptible citizen.
women writers, is to be one.of the
4
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e m i n o 1e
County Bank
j ..:L e t U s : S e r v e ; ,Y o u
tent tq some other dogs, but to
we drifting, leaving our duty to
new yaeht basin completed,
police dogs espec'illy. Tho worst principal speakers, nnd no effort others while we play a little long
laka. front boulevard conof it Is that the older they get will be spared to mobilize the sen er.
and with the lake front
and the more ntt.*c:w«l the family timent of the American woman
The books for1 registration for
ty developed the general apbecomes to them, the more dan toward the enforcement o f law. the Primary arc open till May 1.
?
All Tiled. Price $3500.00
i o f Sanford will be imThe movement is to be non-par
gerous they are.
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NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE
times.
tisan throughout, but it is without I wonder how large a percentage
o f our .women have qualified?
3 ------ oDR. CHAPMAN, excellent sci doubt that it will ec;n? as a wo
thah -two months remain In
Respectfully yours,
UtUe book shopa *wjth yfllirv b«. or send for pi
publishers’
I HcaU - entific
„ 1TTr worker .for
V1 ....
the American man's issue before mil political
llticlant can convince the sllk curtains, a curtain air of after logues and order direct. But inaa- Museum of Natural H'story. re- conventions this sumer through
SUSAN BONCHELLE WIGHT.
a t they are the right'can- noon tea nnd two sympathetic rauch as only women do this sort turns from tho Andes Mountains
t fo r office. So far politicalyoung ladies in- horn spectacles t«r or thing, and there are lectures at bringing u bird t»at brsyi like a
|
At a Real Bargain.
Equalization of Taxes.
■t haa been light and people tell you about everything are the W omans Club every week and donkey and a duck that can't fly.
seem to care much just who springing up with cheering fre papers to prepare for the Monday
Before amazement carries
■d. * But a lot can happen quency o f late all over this broad W b Art jSufid or G««icn_Circle. [away “at thought"'of’ a'duck t^at Editor The H erald:'
vides that front the first of Jan
and
more
or
less
benighted
ro montha* time.
or what not, let alone “ movies can’t fly ask yourself how many
Itj regard to the article which uary to the first of April o f each
—— — o---------Innd. They are good for the towns and the radio, to occupy the worn* human beings
there are that appeared in The Herald a few days year Is tho time in which property
Ei>rd owns the Detroit, they grow in— which often never en*H minds when they are not ab can’t think?
•KW. under column ".leaded San owners must make their tax re
andJLronton Railroad. When had n real book shop before; good sorbed by their home cares and
On Easy Terms:
How many young gentlemen ford* Forum and written by Mr. turns and I could not leave the
for
the
young
ladles
who
run
them
Chasid it in 192Q it wns loachildren, not much energy or en-|c o “ e“ 0ut
r universities with W. f). Ballard. 1 wish to say that office until after the books closed.
are than two million dollars and good for the downtrodden race thusiasm is likely to be left for brains and
1 am at a loss to know where the
I wish to say that none o f us
- *
. this, long-distance joy in g.
year hut In 1923 it showed a of authors.
from • Altamonte arc perfect and we are all likely
aji^e oa 90 many little biscuits, gentleman
\ o f IL7H6.924. And to do this
The average “ beog Und station
Here Is whero the little book fTeBh front the oven? How many Springs, obtained hit Information
didn't-find it necessary to in- ery store” is not, "properly speak shop, with the yellow curtains I that never went to college have regarding my refusal to co-oper t> make mistakes. The difference
his freight rates.
ing, a book shop at all. The ac comes in. Its right on the spot; their thoughts and “ opinions” ate and work with the Board of in the value of the two pieces o f
cent is all on the stationery; the its atmosphere is pleasant; the manufactured for them?
at o f SU,684 accidents in Chi
roprietor knows nothing about young women themselves have
0 f twenty million Democrats
an investigation shows that ooks and is much mure.intereatad read nearly all the books they o f- amj Republicans, nineteen millions
ROOMS 501-2
in fountain pens, with which be can fer for sale or have dipped Into inherit their bel.efs, iuu as they
of them were household Be
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o
pj
lts.
Ip one - year falls m\ make an attractiye- wina6w> display them. They like books, like to |inherit the color of their skin.
in hgmes caused the deaths and a steady profit, than in litera pass on their pleasure to others.
Largest
Iterance
Agency
in
Sanford.
P .
149 persons and crippled more ture of any sort, unless by some) nnd that it’s amusing to s e ll' MAJOR PUTNAM, a great tive districts and where adjust long as the people allow
■ First National Bank Bldg.
four “thousand others. Home hook or crook some occasional bit things become, in short, in the book pubiisher, spends his olghti ment^ In valuation arc necessary 1 serve them.
J*hone S5 il
Respectfully yours,
becomes , .as well best sense of the word, good sales- eth birthday at work. And thote shall) make them.
to b t a dangerous place for of literature
known ns a well advertised brand men. By running a renting 11- t.an be no more useful work than
Mi reason fo r not taking up
A. VAUGHAN,
~ maqy peple.
uf pickle and therefore salable.
hrary annex, In which fiction goes that to whlch jn Bjor p^tnam has thia matter sooner, la the law pro
Tax Assessor.
Then there are the drug store out t.o the low-brows at three cents devot^tl so many years of hlz life.
^ summer will see the planet
only thirty-one mill ion. pilles book counters o f the average small ■
they can generally carry Thanks to him, tens of millions
THE REAL AN SW ER
*------ the earth. vAn ‘effort town: fiction of "the ‘‘ Bhlek’" va» tha highest of high-brow things have read books o f high charact:
to find out if the plan- rlety or the standardized “ West on the other side o f the shop and WF| purpose and educational value,
BT. PETERSBURG TIMES
x Q f ee<i mcn*, ,tomachs is good
and If so to com ern" novel from the factory of at the same time make a tidy prot. Before long we’ll 7-ane Grey or of Harold Bell fit. So much for the missionaries work. To (ced their brains U o
m e r c h a n t s an d m o o d s
Editors Harris o f the Oculq. gates would be in position to ren
hts In the papers o f Wright; some "knock-out” like o f the tortoise shell specs, who hnusand times more important,
er
and
Lambrigh;
of
tho
der
better
service
to
the
party
if
“
Main
Street."
u
few
New
York
are
reafiv
doing
m
important
When
thelr
braJoi
are
^
tbay
nUitarosTATiotr
jut the plans of us
Tribune, are discussing they, went uninstructcd. But they
magazine and
nothing mo^e.
er this grea^ task.
T ?f5e
aspects o f .an attend to tha rest themselves,
COWANY
ition
or
the
other
thing
will
not
go
that
way.
The
State
Those who are Interested In ’dome- this curidus and ill-mhnaged b u sl-f
Kiit:m
" t ax ii p sa x^ xn .. * .,g rrE ,
IickioRvlIlr
To
an's
position
that
ns
a
Committee has ordered a prefer
lM lu n «IIIf To
ir 2424 there will be thlng else wait until they go to) nets o f book distribution to which
EARNEST MEN and women
W ir
i tho National Conven- ential primary and decreed that
O oe W ar
of money available the “ city,” whichever that may we may return another day.'
t.U la illf r u j ..
-idvucate to combine many littla4
—
m
u
• '• ■ S in * P olio. j _
would vote neither fur our delegates bo instructed by*
...
Iloltln torr. MS.
oiruf«public informa------ 3fl.SU
country public schools in one
t-Jrw V«*k. ft. Y. . ___ aajS
lllMtan, M m ,
nor ricAdoo, even primary. Therefore, pulty regu
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issachuaetts and in
public school providing onmib
i»«.
T h l r a a o . III.
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or the other o f these larity requires that each candi
4S.IS
*l‘ l«Ubnrith, |*», ..
have placed $2J9 rip
at public expense to carry chi’
'r t n c liH l. u.
-----aajii
candidates Is endorsed in the pres date for delegate pledge himself to
" s r e o e o a . C o . .. . .
•Drltoll. H kl.
MY" FAVORITE STORIES
/
I.Kl
lata for five hundred
that live far away. At first g
•TmImUs IK _____
I V u l r r a l , P. q
idential preference primary.
vote according to tho.ie instruc
Sfua
the ideu seems excellent and It
it<; tarty million's of
By IRVIN S. COBB
’
‘
ly M t li it r a , D. c,
Lambrigh t
outline 3
Hards'
been
accumulated,
may be excellent—since it would views, and states his own in the tions, at least os long a > the
rail.
candidate
preferred
has
a
,
, include teachers
better paid, following:
(nation will probably
chance o f nomination. Mr. Bry
The night-clerk of tho hoUl nnu it s pretty Ute to be rousing |u hools better built,
lilUons by that time
Ticket* Include m.nU
'*Thw voice o f the people Is of an Is ignoring the State Commit
« t h e way it is handed was surprised to sec a very bat a guest.”
on AII«K>*any mil H«rk»Mro'«nilkt!fm»r ? * V* nn* h’ a *-) All rooioJ
the
Amt
consideration,
says
Edit
tee,
gnd
ho
propose*
to
ignore
the
have extra chance. •
n rc * n“ »ome rvurn, on other steamer*
“ I know that, well as you do,"
SOMETHING WOULD be |oat
tered-looking person in his shirtor Harris.
Exactly; and the preferential primary. He may be >
state the inebriated one.
“ Nev- |^1^ .
“ voice* o f the people” will be ex
'''r T» Hallloioro
To Philaael»aia
, Gardiner o f the Smith- alcoves come rocking up to the ertheless and contrary notwith- j Those who remember the coun- pressed in the presidential pri elected, .despite this position, but,
*J«0 P* W^ tin Nntaonah
:f he Is, It will show that a ma
Savaaaah
“ • ” *• *lo aovooooh
standing, 1 desire to be shown to try school, with the wool box by
(tution recently placed desk and pause there groggily.
Asxil
mary'(vote and will be cither for jority of the Democrats o f Flor
War
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..Mar
Fpigs In different color“ What can I do for y ou ?" In room 202, without any further the front door, the lane where the McAdao or Underwood. , Y oi Mr. ida think that he is bigger than
Howard -v- J-1I-S3 10-21-3*
Taralan
eoh-coti-conver-nny further U lk." uttle girls walked, the field
1S-M
aents to find out if it quired tho clerk.
Alleehanr
M
i
d
i
1-17-1’
ijsrk ah lra .
Z_.filnuc eater «, S
■“ What buslncMs have you got where the boys rushed, shouting Bryan proposes to ignore this tho party.
difference in tha
>,niitucket
.
" I ’d like,” said the, stranger U - there?” demanded thi» c lerk .__ . l ” lhnw--plUher, HlchcTlt »t tha- TO* _!i*utea -.of_tha- ~people?— and, KV- " -Thq voice o f ~thr~peqptff7Tfs~ ex?
Junlta
19-30
H aw s____;/ »o-ai*f i-i*
tho light-colored
b crlou*ly,_" to be 'eewrtcd to room
''ffiy^BulTness.’’
Tcesa hour, know that the simple*^ though the State Committee has' .pressed by bui'.u:, U going to
.in
f at willin' thosg-lit
Autnmnbilea carried »n alt aUamnre. . •IoaloSUo*
202 on sccon' floor.”
• , < ><
“ Well, what's
youp name, rural -school house has qualities r«lM ‘lthat Florida delegates, are choofecf Florida s delegates enAlUahaar m m * Berh«hlra|. 8 «u r e
weight, Now,.we
by that vote, *— *~
personal preference and
aqd raaarv* apace for automobilea'
rupee
"2 0 2 ? " repeated
the clerk,
- then?
Inotseised. by no other Institution to few fnitructed
. We»
why
Amtlon oa request at “Aag g r . Poalai**
r
‘ less o f whom any
I
tn* register,
consulted
the
’*
“ I’m Oscar J. Billups,
o f V o n o n earth.* Fortunately' itflt A
—
n
.'U
i
1IAH.K,
R
eoat
will-br
not
vote
for
that
n
it. rogm
U uqau^tsil by.
' ledo. I justh fell out of the w lR 't* «i> sch<ipU wi.: be done
T tafcat O flle e ■ « ! r i „ , poa f c j j ^ g ,
gventio-V':
w.”
(with In any case.
iT -V
Oscar J. Billups, o f Toledo, C
i
f
they
dou’*,
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» a:t a a * *•esinjs* t =«»■ a * *r.v - - . g j g i
A--, *
1'<*n**,
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At The Sign O f The Yellow Curtain
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5 ACRE CELERY FARM
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16 ACRE CEERY FARM
5 ROOM BUNGALOW
F. LANE
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THE SANFORD HERALD: MONDAY^ AiTtilii 7,' 1924 J\A
it-
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ii)
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$5 OOdown brings
factory
r # b s'll I
1 S ^ R ^ P P ;C H U R C H E § , ^
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typewriter.
m sk «.
Ice 148;
- MRS. WALTER WIGHT, Society Editor.
IALr
1N D A R J
lptlon bridge i,at
Mr*. R. Jt. Hi
. 8:30 p, m., tmder
American Legion
neftt o f Campbellf't ■. rl
Archie' Bett* will
members of the St.
at her. home on
Lnue at 3:30 p. m..
JOrgnn Club will
'Home of Mr*. BatHeights, at 3:30
Irs. Eatridgc and
hostesses,
. business meeting
irtment of Wornclub house at 3
Residence 217-W
Is Unique
P e rs o n a ls
Mrs'. G. W. Irvin o f Lake City*,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Howard Harris, on Park Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fox spent the
day at Daytona Beach, Sunday.
Air, and Mrs. John
Leonard! - >
motored to Apopka and Orlundd
*1 business meeting Sunday.
psrtmcnt of Wornclub house at 3
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Harvard and
children motored to Orlando and
S. will hold their Apopka Sunday.
ing with Grace
(clock.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Theodore P. Berg
lation of Business of Miami and Hcmstead, N. Y., are
|b will meet at the visiting in Sanford.
it 12:30 o ’clock
Cecelia Club will
Mr. nnd Mrs. Bay Griswold of
Woman'a Chib at New Rrtain, Conn., were guests
K The Music Depart- o f the Vuldez Hotel, Sunday.
las hostess,
sting of the LitersMrs. Margaret Barnes of Jefferent will be held at son Court, Orlando, spent Sunday
Club at 3:30 in Sunford.
Parent-Teachers'
Arthur. Yowell and party enjoy
[if the East, West ed a good day fishing the latter
Ir regular meeting part of the week.
Mrs. Ilcrtha Dawson and Mrs.
H. A. Thorndike of Orlando were
Wool emhroidery in shades of
visitors to the city Saturday.
golden brown trims this straightline frock of brown poiret twill.
'Mcsdames C. H. Sash. K. Bur- A unique short cape goes with the
son and A. J. Itinck of Crescent frock and is linotl with a lA(hter
City, were shopping in Sanford shade, of brown, The upstanding
irstinui
on Saturday.
collar Is unique! '
E r,"in„Jt
I
ngering
drops o f ,
Mrs. Lottie TlitcheU o f Daytona
lllstenlng Hko-gems Beach Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
George Rice and niece, Mrs. Ray
•ti.
'»i . i
iht, plays peek-a- mond Keyi
[trasp tho bright colMrs. M. L. Trimble and Miss
smile everyone—
Ruth Shappard left for New York
Jr—couldn’t you?
Sunday, after a pleasant winter
in Sanford.'
are like the sprifig
Ur
Mrs. T. D. Hart and Mrs. Her
bring of life in their man Littleton left Monday for St.
Augustine to visit friends during
their checks with the Ponce de Leon celebration.
ire
t-rlvals art—
Misses Anne Mason, Alberta Aylue or brown, their cock, Drane Roberts, Maud Lyer
king out,
and Mr. Smith spent Sunday at
plays peek-a-boo—
Daytona Beach.
smile, with no fear
il*Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Moore of
r—couldn't you?
Battle Creek, Mich., atopped Sun>J i jjday at the Valdez Hotel for the
Is not the timee t i Ye 'd a y ., j
|f joy and new life;
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brown, Mr.
above, with nature and Mrs. J. T. Hawkins, Mr. and
Mrs. Luke Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.
all the envy , ^pd
Thompson were in Orlandd
£
“ The H unchback o f N otre D am e”
t f ftMpNVp|
° n P?Has
r 0 ,°Christianity
^ 7 ...........................I where ‘ it u
- u
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B
fair Tuscaloosa (Ala.) N e w s /
ever failed when
and
has
had
trial and when it was most needed? .•
Do you ask for the infidel to come and comfort you or yours in the
time df sickness or bereavement? Why not?
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NOTICE
.' In a great moral crisis t<> whom rio you appeal? God or the devil?
Ernest Torrence, PaUy Ituth Miller, Norman Kerry, Brandon
..
Anyone
i wishing to cora.‘There is nothing so beautiful and nttractiie in this world ns n
Horst, Gladys Ilrockwell, Tully Marshall.
Christian charnctar. "Goodness is always beautiful. Purity Is nobie and , munkate with the Knights
appealing. God is a holy magnet.
£ o f the Ku RIux Klan of
Special Music Score
1101 it is possible the reason why you nrc not n Christian is you
}\
Sanford
may
do
ro
by
ad*
shun the responsibilities of a Christian life.
Are you in favor of toe theory o f retigion but refuse Us jitr*tices? dressing mail to IW office
Yes there are certain duties which necessarily go with a thristian ' Box 68.
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,
Matinee 3:30. Prices I, 75, $t.00. Night ” :80. Prices 50, 7*>,
life. These are the outer expression of the'pure heart.
* I
$1.00 and a few at 51.50. Plus lax. Scat " at R.
Bowr-\
Such duties arc Just as encumbent upon the man who Is not a ______ _________ „ ______________
Christian as they arc upon thu believer.
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But do you< kiiow that the obligations of a church member are j
jj
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MAIL OR PIIONB ORDERS
plcnrnnt when discharged in love?
, ,
FLORENCE OIL
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5
Tliere nrq no responsibilities of the christion but in the discharge of
n a iB iia iiiiiiB siiB a ia im iiiiiiE a siia iiiu n isa ia
STOVES
which he is not elevated in. thought and ennobled in character.
All the work done in cluhs and lodges leave no moral or spiritual
Ball Hardware Co. i
elevation unless God be in them.
PHONE 8
Religious work springs into H'c the dormant forces which would
otherwise be largely untouched.
Pure thinking leads to pure actions. Evil thoughts lend to wicked :
IF YOUR DEALER DOES
deeds.
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i
it •tie,
Jesus said, "M y yoke is easy anti my burden is light."
N
’T
SERVE
* vst* e
But the real reason why all men are not Christians is their love of Notice To Candidates
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sin. Like Buulam. they "love the wages of unrighteousness.”
inim r
The Lord said, "Men love darkness more than light because their
All candidates for County
deeds arc evil."
Offices
must uualify at office
Thu appeal of the lower nature is too strong for some. The pas
F IT FOP A QUEEN
of secretary of the County
sion for sin is stronger than the love o f good.
Democratic
Executive*
Com
Sin is to attractive to them und they yield to its power and finally
land a moral wreck.
mittee.
When a mifn surrenders sin it is ea.ry for him to be n Christian.
R. J. HOLLY, Secretary,
THERE IS ONE JUST DOWN THE
For religion appeals to him who divorces himself from sin.
Room 8, Hail lildg.
, "Y o will not come unto me that.'y* might have life,” said Jesus
STREET THAT DOES.
n"d th* ie*l res«nir «h*’ I k v will’ n ot>0me is hcrausc tho love
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of the world and tho things that are in the world appeal to them more
Uian they love Goa.
,
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Break with evil and the path to righjaousnos* is clear.
"Resist the devil and he will flee from you."
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Cod hates sin, He hates nothing else unless it is connected with
sin.
We cannot afford to indulge that which God hr.tes.
"Come unto me all ye that labor and u.o heavy laden and I will
give you- rest."
X ; W O M A N ’S
urmuf fa^Yw ift re-* ^
^fllrs. 1ft fc’. I u i e t l e ^ f
Oviedo, spent teh day Ip Sanford
5
With Lon Chaney
Miss F. J. Schiff of Orlando was
shopping in Sanford, on Saturday.
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Mr. Ji B .Coleman made a busi
ness trip to Oviedo the latter part
o f the week.
keeling of the SalMcsdames B. A. Cash, W. L.
Chapter, N. S. D.
held with Mrs.
.ho'
berlain at Daytona Saturday.
bers will leave for
Jay morning.
Miss Tyhel and Mrs. I. N.
Iren's Story hour Burenan af I.ucei*ne Circle, Or2 o'clock.
ando, were visitors to Sanford
Saturday afternoon.
J ) YOU
here,
fair and
Mrs. J. N. Standifer of Gulfport,
Miss, who hafi been visiting her
wonderful spring; daughter, Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, left
day and night
Saturday for her home.
rds sweetly sing,
[fleecy clouds, the
Dr. and Mrs. J, N. Quirk, win
|d sun
ter visitors o f Geneva, left Satur
arid, plays peefc-n- day for their home in Watkins,
N. Y.
.
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|nil, ’tiirthe'ACy is
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Thompson,
Arthur Thompson and. Lee Pack
spent Sunday afternoon at Day
exa stirs the leaves tona Beach. *
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THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
new. A*K> to
•Last night. Dr. Carpenter spoke to n It ic ivmgrcgatiMi on the sutfone.
!
Ject o -----f “ WHY
IIV AM
AM II NOT
NQT A
A CHRISTIAN?
CHRISTIAN 1 He used as n rrretcxt'the
TODAY
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P
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o
p
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flank
phrase cf Aggrippa, “ Almost thou persuadeAt pie to be a Christian."
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To be an "almbst Christian’’ is to be a no Christian. "He that is not
Matinee and Night.
for me is against me," said Jesus. There is no middle ground at all.
• —Victor IftfgwV ffTihi iPrtah~MasTerpl ccc. TfuTUrentest Screen AtWhy are you not a chtlitjan? Is thcru r.ny.goud m ir n w fw . m*
Rather than
being one?
'
...traction of the Age.
ution suiter a setback, why
Is it be-an-e religion '•."•it atttPcUv,!? Docs it not appeal to shouldn’t tho generous Mr. Dohyou ? Is a life of purity nnd holiness repugnant to your moral Sensibili- 'eny come forward and finance!
tlcs? Is the ."neauty o* holm-st opiwseu to your asthetlc sense?
n hat navni expedition? .They say i■
Religion is love to Cod and man.. Are you opposed to.n life based ;t* . 0„ u
ther0 nnyway. _ ■
Craig Thompson is spending a
few days in Daytona on business.
smond will enter,
luncheon at her
Ignolia Avenue,
ichors' Association
tSld* will hold their
Ing at 3 o'clock.
G. F. S., will meet
nn Fox at 3:30
nay
flo o d ,
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HONOR
CLU B TO
C E C IL IA N S
The Music Department of the
Woman's Club will give a program
of American music in compliment
to CcciHun Music Club, Avcdnusday afternoon, xVpril U. nt thu club
auditorium, at 4:15 o’clock.
The committee in chnrge of the
progrnm has worked diligently to
arrange nn entertaining program,
which will include vocal and piano
solos, duets, com et solos, orches
tra numbers and choruses.
Other guests may attend for
tho usual admission fce-Jif- tenccnts, and It is hoped that there
will be a large attendance to en
joy the program, and encourage
them by their presence.
M r.
u
Take
Mrs. J. N. Standifer Is
Entertained A t Lunch
Mm. Fred Wight entertained
last week nt her home on Palmetto
Avenue, in honor of Mrs. J, N.
Standifer of Gulpurt, Miss., moth
er of Mrs. Dick Maxwell. The
decorations consisted o f quantities
of spring flowers. The guests in
cluded Mesdnmea D. A. Caldwell,
Sr.*. J. N. Whitner, W. T. Doun,
Henry Wight, Standifer, and Miss
Alice Caldwell.
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CATHOLIC a iU R C ll
The sermon by Father Hennessey in the Catholic Church yesterday
toiTrhed nn thu question o f reliqriou» indifference ami worldly good«.
Among the items brought out, the speaker showed that the Inordinatlove oi money rcntere.i a man's thougnt on. the things of the world.
Gotl sends us into the world and requires us to support ourselves nnd
those dependent upon u . »o di, thi3 properly we rvijultsLcarthlu pos
sessions; they are the means by whkh we support life an,I they are
gained by work. In the sweat of thy face shnlt thou earn thy bread
until thou rcturncst to the earth out o f which thou earnest,’ Gen. Ill: i*.
were wordt addressed by God to our first ancestors, nnd Job says that
man was born to lnbor and birds were borti to fly’ (V.7). St. Paul says:
If any man will not work neither let h:m Fat.’ II Thess. III. |0.
When our divine Lord taught us td prny for our daily bread He
uid not mean for us to sit under the shade of n trea -and wait ;or
manna to fall from heaven. He did not1Wish us to reverse the order
W"?*- Biljdin? «* In Geniies to wihk and in tho Sermon tin tho
Mount to pray made for that beautiful harmony that'la found in every
} [ “ • 9!irUiti ,.k. fe' .BMku y,V* S>nt tllc Kir*jr*l'>m of God nnd His Juslice, and all things eUc ahull lie added untmyntii* Matt. VI, 33.
*boae mtn and women who nre hungry
for that v’hich perishes think that "man
by bread alone.” And the
individual vvho docs usually dies earnlngnfhat' ‘daily bread.’
_
Undue love of money lends to every 1
dishonesty.
The fall of the great is often traccd'Uvtl
fesire for monej
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Attorney Louia Strum of Jaek^Tic u t T h i s o u t — i t is w o r t h
jjonvillo, who has been in Sanford
MONEY for tho post two or three days,
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, transacting business with Judge
Send this ad and ten cents to
J. J. Dickinson and Mr. Elton J. F o i e / ’A Co., 2835 Sheffield *Ave.,
Moughton, spent Saturday
and Chicago, 111., writing your name
Sunday nights in Orlando.
nnd address clearly. You will re
ceive a tan cent hntt'e of FO
R. E. Shiver of Jacksonville. LEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMwho has been in town
several
days, in the interest of Virginia- j POUND for coughs, colds nnd
Carolina Chemicnl Compnny, hns„ hoarseness, also free sample pn?kreturned to his home for the week-' ages of FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic
£
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ford Garrett oLLw sburg.
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whose arllvlra in the Sat Rake twelve minutes Irt'mederptoly
urday Evening Post and Hot oven. • Turn out on„£Ugared
paper.*'spread quickly with Jelly or
other publications have gained her preserve and roll up at o n e s Tho
many adm irers-brew e her plots In raVc will crack If spreading and
poU and pans
It la said that rolling are ,pot quickly
«»!<■•<►» idto«n» ,s I
her moot stirring plots wer# pro* Sliced Jelly . roll Is delicious with
duced during ths invigorating custard.
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grand-mother taught I rnoful -»n4
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SANFORD BLDG. & LOAN ASSOCIATION
Directors
T. J. Miller
H. R. Stevena
B. F. Whitner
Forres tL a k e
JD..L. Thrasher
S. O. Shinholser
R. B. Chapman
-JL-R-Gonneilv
John Meiach
T. J. Miller, President.
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A. P. Connelly, Secretary and Treasurer., .
Geo. A. DeCotteg, Attorney.
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Ilichmand, Virginia.
another, speak\iu
rd,
Mr. Malcolm Rogers of Winter Farewell Party Given
Park, Miss Elizabeth Flowers, Mr.
, go, ploy peek-a- Frank Markwood and Miss Fern Mr. and Mrs. C.B Read
Ward spent Sunday at Daytona
forgive and forget Beac*1‘
Mrs. Enddr Curlett, o f Geneva,
|have heard—
, , , . guve n farewell party last week
v—couldn't you?
.
P*
p\ ncAp a |0 | in honor of Mr. and Mrs. C. B.
L. A. MICKEY.
the Sanford High School attended Read of Bloomington, m .
the track meet at Gainesville last
Those enjoying this occasion
Cobb and daughter week.. Several of the high school j were Dr. and
j . M Quirk an(l
notored to Sanford •tudenU accompanied him.
! Mr., and Mrs. Charles Quirk o f
the week-end. Mr.
Watkins,\ N. Y., who winter in
emoon to take Mr,
F. B. Smith and R. F. Smith Geneva.
|employed by South o f Minenapolis, guests of Hassell
Bridge'and mah jong were play
and is making his Brown, of Orlando, attended the ed during the evening.
tables.
dance at the Woman’s Club Fri
day evening.
Mrs. J1 R. Sneed! who has been
IOF THANKS
visiting her son and daughter-inexpress our .most
Mr. and Mrs. Cardinal Thomp- law, Mr. ind Mrs. John W. Sneed
to all who. so kind- ■on and -Luke Thompson, Jr., of
►
nil comforted us in Daytona, spent Sunday in Sanford for the past three months left Sat
urday for Daytona Beach. She will
reavtment and also with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. be joined there by her daughter,
bfsutlful floral of- Luke Thompaon.
Mrs. W. D. Weathcrspoon of Nash
ville, Tens. They will spend a
W. Van Non.
The many friends o f Mra. H. month at Daytona Beach Hotel,
felda Van Neaa.
C. McMullen, who has been very ;olng from there to Jacksonville
Javid Van Neaa.
past week
III f o r tthe
:
‘ will regreat ----- it-nd a month before returning
to learn that her condition was'
leir home in Nashville. Mra.
that it warranted her being Sneed has endeared herself to a
’ark Drug Co. such
moved to the Formosa Hospital. large number of friends during
>gR.Peoples -G iffiTd Garrett Of Leesburg, her stay itrSanford and ha* be
w|th the Vfirginla-CaroUna
Virgtnla-taro
Chem- come quite prominent in church
criptlon clerk IcgTCompany, spent F
Friday here. work.
i of this city stopping with Al Lee, Lee Apart
Miss Mabel Bowler and Mias
the Winter ments. Mr. Garrett spec
spent the week Abbic JAhnion, drove to Lakeland
this business for- end in Jacksonville.
Sunday, whfre they spent the day,
Doctor Hotard.
been connected
Mra. N. B. Buck, Mrs. M. M e sccompanyitg them were Mra.
ag Store for the Gregg, and Mr. and Mrs. C. M. John Dickais and Mr. and Mra.
o f Miami, who
During hts stay Watson, who have been touring Arthur Dickens
Peeples baa made Florida, spent Sunday in Sanford will motor on south os far as
and has been of stopping over on their return to Tampa.
» to the Bower Lnhsing, Mich.
Among the out of town guests
his going to Win__________
J L Abram
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J Bof at the da:
W o y V fflnh
Mr. ____,_
nnd Mrs.
Derby
on nig
new bu*l_
aluaWe-elll- OH -GBy, Ptm»:,-h*va“TKehtly pur- Friday''tfVtlfifg were Jim Sharon
business as Well chased from Mra. Munaon on Park and Stencil Taylor, both students
Avenue, a beautiful building lot. at University o f Florida.
ft him.
Mf. Dreby has been coming to
mi l office
i f t - 1883
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Sanford
mtSd
;Urs. Raymond S
' ill motorud to
property both In Pools
avajdng to
. He ,1»
movtagito tSeawere Joined
and-'WlU m ake this his persq* Mra. Tlrit
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(Tuesfs AT Truncheon
Mrs. Henry Wight entertained
at luncheon.Mr. and Mrs. Beckman
Conover of South Shore Club. Chi
cago. Those i/wited were Mrs. F.
F, Dutton and Mrs. C. R. Kirtley.
Mr. and Mrs. Sonover have been
coming to Altamonte Springs for
several years, spending the win
ter. This year Mr. Conover has
often been to this city to play
golf on the Sanford links.
Mr. and Mrs. Conover are leav
ing Monday for their home in the
west.
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P H O N E 148
.THE E Y E S
EVERT T R U E
B Y CONDO
SANFO^P-
1 Turn -t o the classified
, pages of The Herald each
day because Sanford’s beat
opportunities are always to
be found listed otj these
pages.
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jTo* 'rnaftcr v.-hat your
wnnts may be, classified ads
will help you.
To reuch all the people
'•effectively — leave i your
Want Ad ut The Herald.Of*
. (Ice. Phono us to send Jur
it or phone it to t'no Want
‘ ' Ad Department.
After Middleton’s Scalp
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Set o f Tw enty-F our Sterling Sil
m . ver Trophies Have Hern Uostaled A h f’ riaes F or WinJ - :■
ter Park A quatic
1 •‘ V
Meet.
W INTER PARK, Apr. 7 . - A set
‘Of the most benutiful
trophic*
welter offered In this section o f the
;.country, will be presented to the
.Contestants taking part in the
coming
State
1 Ihterschnlastlc
Aquatic meet April *20. The s e t!
4K composed o f 24 sterling silver
,*ups.
, ,M r. Henry Kart and his wife,
.Mjrsv Marguerite Hamilton Kart
have contributed the largest cups.
.These cups have been greatly ad
mired by nil and have created
•Touch Interest and enthusiasm in
previous meet. The St. Petersberg girls’ team has won the Mar■’ffoerite Hamilton Cup in the last
two years.
In a lengthy news
•article In the St. Petersburg Times
tKoy state that the team is coming
.'back stronger this year not only
to take this cup bark for keeps
'b u T to carry the honors for the
itiftti time.* S tr Petersburg
will
send between three or four hun.ulred supporters to the meet this
year.
•- Bobby Howard coach o f the Or’’hirtdo High School team, is whip"pfh g his team into shape. This
YUUim has had the Henry Kart Cup
-'ifor 'two years and expect to take
‘ it again In tjio coming meet. They
’ have lost two valuable-men in .Jack
Gier find Ted Johnson who are
now away attending college but
•■toivtsr material is being trained to
make a victorious tem.
“
jrtri’O f the 22 remaining cups conbdxjjbutcd by friends ami .business
.h ou ses ol Winter I’j irk and Or
la n d o , thirteen musv be replaced
this year, ,'lwo high point cups
*UiUst be replaced each year but
referring to the
other 11 Ray
Greene, director o f the meet stated
that "ti goes to show that with
these cups that must be won two
'•tittles' before they become permitvJMtttt property ot the high school.
-* When a member o f if team wins
‘ ' Uhfir he or some teammate comes
.back strong the next year and
, clinches thnt cup.
Henry Kart ami M. J. Daetwyler
the two.m en responsible for guthfPTthg together “ this bunch of tin,"
• ns one of them stated, have, fo{ gather' with
others
placed the
, State Aquatic meet at thu top of
, tho list in the routheast. Athletic
* Journals, The World Wide News,
' and other publications consider it
“ a "Tavor to receive articles and
TpHitHTfl o r lb in meet, and pot only
PROTECT
night the crown
evidenced
much interest and enthusiasm in
this’ part of- the program that Mr.
Linwion decided to arrange f >i
another one and believes •* that
more uction will be seen in the
tine this Friday night liiun cither
Io f the two previous ones.
Some
rent husky hoys are going to he
I secured for this affair.
As one of tile preliminaries,
1 Manager Dawson has
mate lied
I l,conard
McLucas, fast light
weight o f tliis city, to engage in
four rounds o f battling with
“ Kid" Rock, o f Orlando. Doth of
these boys hold decision;! over
(llenn Whittle, o f this eity. McI.ucus is very clever, possessing
good footwork and carrying tn hb
left hand a mighty , hard blow.
Fans here believe that Rock will
I kiss the canvas before the end of
the fourth round, while Orlando
enthusiasts are equally certain
that Rock will be returned the
winner.
YOUR
HEALTH
CHILD’S
Through thoughtlessness the slight
cough or cold of a child is often ne
glected and soon bocomes serious,
A few doses of FOLEY’S HONEY
AND TAR COMPOUND, at small
cost, taken at the onset o f the
cold would bring speedy relief. Be
prepared, have a bottle of this
safe, reliable cough remedy on
hand, and give promptly when a
cough or cold is detected. Equally
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PHONE 148
’
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h n been named by, the HUlsboroufeh County BeaOtlfRation "Convmission to pr«p*rc 'plana for a
flower show and parade ta be
held during the state convention
here April 221'25 o f . horticultur
ists. Mrs. N. tV. Hensely. L. P.
Dickie, JVillinm Knull and James
B. nihcAnr-.tr arc-included among
the committee membership, and
other names will be added an they
are needed to handle the work.
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P n tO I
A n d neirty
Your iti'tfS,
It n noBty-btct (s*rttw
’ . P ftA T T F O O D o
,p .
Baby Chick
C n u ia ta ly
For tubby
Allen Seed Co.
Miss Mabel Saint.
Sanford Feed & §n
“ Dealers Through
County.
COLGATE’S
Seminole Cun CW
miles out will sh«
Thursday afternooa
one Invited. Three i
Orlando road.
Next to being a Duheny, or a
Sinclair, what’s ;\o mutter with
publishing a newspaper in Den
ver?— New York World.
L IK E N
Sanford High School Baseball Nine
Will Meet New Smyrna Tomorrow
This is n good likeness o f ’ “ Rough House" Ross in figliting tngi.
Rennrts from Jaeksnoville are to the effect that the North Carolinian
is training hard for his bout with Jack Middleton in this eity on Friday
on i . kins week. Rusk promises local fans that he will reverse the
decision of the last match when Middletun tloored him for the count in
the third round.
t Roth Boxers
Arc
The baseball p n y ifig . season u ment of tm> famou.i “ Lucky Dog"
being officially opened this year brand. The firm invites cveryw hen distributors of equipment Ione to look over the lino o f gOoos.
mid players of the game are coleThe sporting goods industry is
brating the event during a 10-, yingulnriy situated, in that most
day period, known as “ National of the manufacturers o f cquipitnsihull Week,"
The “ week," ment are lilg league ball players,
which opened on April 4, will This naturally gives the Chamelo.-e on April M, at which tim e' bee o f Commerce o f
Athletic
the playing schedules o f various1Goods Manufae , tiers,’ which is
leagues ate supposed to be welF composed of fhese
ex-players,
under way.
•
more prestige in the playing field
The inauguration o f “ National of the game than could.ordinarily
Baseball W e e k ", occurred.,'rhnie be expected.
Nemo Scif-Redudng No. 333
, U a real bargain. It haa a low top
and medium akin. Made In dutable pink or white coutil; sixes
\ 24 to 36—and corn only $3.00.
i If T°ur drtUr ctn'ioi U, »»rulhim«.*A.
‘ drew, Ui* and J). w«'U stnJ ilia ioihi.
i Nan* Hyilcnlc-FsihtM InMitut*
Getting
Into ry, of Brooklyn. Meyers will be
I rcmemheretic here as ah'extreme*
i Iv fm*t man, carrying a hufd
That He Will Win and \ ' •"right puilclfapiT a pretty giiod ari gunient iji thaJeft
Fnns -Are Ansure^.of
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ns o f ftanfonl
For Their Rattle Here
i mos^,viRUig.to.uv; jioythlpg sent, C r Trim
F r Way V i g hg V .,U « M U
I to them but huve requested articlt-d
and photographs lie mailed to their
: editors.
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civic
orgqniza
T h r-p pisc rotu r
Week Is Observed
By a Sanford Firm
1
Supporter^ of the- local higii c
* Vfclidol will get an opportunity to
I seat the bnnebnll team in action s
* far tho second game o f the season '
* tomorrow afternoon at
o’- 1
: clock, when Captain Mutt Move «
' and' men will cross bats with the I
—£i**t New Smyrna High School I
i Jiinc.
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| ’ New Smyrna; frenh from its vicI troy over
High on Satur* j
i day Init. will bring a team to
, Sanford that will bu a hard outfit !
I for the local squad to conquer. 11
1 The .visitors have already pi iyo.1 I
suvcriil gailics r.nd won all o ' them ^
YTubil In thii re^pqct they buve It ;
* 'fcW'r the Snnfprd team, which lias
| ulAD fnr engaged In*hut one game
|.tlVlqd,,tJial \ iVh Orlutid".
*
sahferd lost tho gumu to Or* hmdo bucauno of errors. 11111 visit*.
■• "Tn:- u'ln.i ii«\»*r uurncrod ns-many
'•.lilts n» 'I’c
I apt-hit tng Ineat
Last Friday
Farmers Are Good Pay, Extensive
~ 1^Holder o f Farm Mortgages Says,
; Citing Infrequent Foreclosures
Sanford
Hate Dishwashingt
Read This Carefully
WTO longer is dishwashing
1 i a distastefu l task to
thousands o f women. They
now use Red Seal Lvc to
soften the water and loosen
the dirt and grease.'Then a
quick rinse in hot water and
tne dishes and silver are not
only immaculately clean but
sanitary'as welLTry washing
dishes the “ Red Seal" way.
J. C. McCaskill
Sanford, Fla. -----1
Distributor
O ld Bed
and H appy
B cS u rca n d
Fr e e booklet.
“ HomcHflpi" P ^ K g K
P. C T umjon &kCo.
rhiUJalphiB. r.
f rxra*
FS
y
s H r 'i H i u u i N u i H i H u s u n n u i i i i i f l
j|
Uuui, but the Sanford. High boys \
| were erruti- bccititsc 01* lack of ,
,1 nrnctif
llowovur, tJy ttum haa |
J had' 'fib (/i.iel practice slncn that
I ilioe and uidit ilion are thiu it
I will |i,» a dllteron* team that will
j face the New Smyrna outfit to1 morrow afternoon.
’
tl
I JLeonurd MeLuca ;, local baseball
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
Thlsti Our RMdtn Want to Know
Jobs that housewives used to dread
—such as clcuning toilets, sinks and
greasy pots and pons—are nmv made
tasy tasks by letting Red Seal Lye da
tho “ dirty work."
• • •
Red Beal •Lye Is the b«it odordestroyer .you ever used. And as a
disinfectant there Is uothina that ap
proaches this bandy bousebuM product
m effectiveness.
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ceb briiy and all-around athlete.
.1* in charge of the high school
team.
He has been drilling hi:t
mva.hard since the Orlando game.
lie believes that his team is in
! splendid condition to meet the cast
* coast team which will arrive here
! tom orrow morning.
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N ATIO N AL BASE BALL WEE1
His IIighncs.1, tho King of American Summer Sports, ii
ed to ehtcr his domain. In his honor a ten day period'
tion has been set aside by Tho Chamber of Commercs'
hti® Goods Manufactures. The period upon which Kit
Ball will receive the bow of the American Public it It*
4th to April 14th. Tho welcome is to be extended I
Window Displays o f Sport Stores.
Come in make our Store your headquartera during til
Sec our Window Display. Look over our fine Stock!
Ball Goods. The Lucky Dog D. Sc. M. line.
A t The Sportsman Store,
Thrifty women by tho thousanda
make their own soap right at homo by
using Red Beni Lye la combination
with toeat-scraps and grease
.
Moye, tlio club’s premier twirlcr,
p is going g o o d now. In the Orlando
. jjdtrn. the big hoy was Nerving
. hi.i bcmlers with a good usaort' meat, hut his’ team-mat-js failed to
I do their share arid what should
I Mavis been an easy victory wan
I chalked up as defeat. Moye gives
. promise o f developing Into one of
' - the best heaver's that the local high
r-«h fjol~ h n s put out for scvdial
I years and with good support to*
i morrow ufterpoon, fans here may
d * , Msntkxl that the local team
will give them u game that will be
well wprth their time and' mon*
SANFORD CYCLE CO,
FERTILIZING
fAoro O u.'*arf*ivopp •f-vo* 3 "tiva
Tim farmers who bava made use
o f tho Metropolitan Lifo Insurance
Company‘s farm loan division re
present twentirflvo states, and the
total area ou which mortgages are
held
(apprakUdittely ’ |,750.000
acres), would cd^fstRuto. a plot of
Sand tho slxo.’ 9 ! CwiuecUcut and
I
" The game will beghi promptly
ji t . 3;30 o’clock at the Ninth
S tu et Park. The boys are anxious
to have a large crowd present in
order that the expunscs of the vjsItlrfJ'team may be paid.
On Saturday o f this week the lo*'
col-team will play a return guma
with the
Orlando teamin that
The boys ure out after a
win to even up the score with the
neighboring school.
The line-up for tomorrow’s
game is as follows:
Catcher,
-M yers; prtchrrr M oye;“ first biuw;
Fletcher;
-sceaund base. Peek;
shortstop,
Byrd; third ■ btxxe,
Thurston
Ed. Moya;
k S a rtg i W d , _ Taylor, t . ami ri*ht
YOU, TOO, can»J
Spring clothes! Jua
your soiled or fadd
here. When we retd
to you—cleaned, fl
newej}— you probaba
recognize ‘them, and
YOUR
stood that Middleton w
here cither Tuesday or
day to do some trainin'1
scene of uction
whil
cminnting from Jucksm
Jthddo laland^R'-"
I Never Give
/
Thsso rann Inveatmehta on Deeetuhor >1, 1933, totaled 1143,344.*
374.37.
Of this amount 144,313.*
0 0 0 was loaned last year, accord
ing to a statement recently Issued
by Robert Lynn Cox, Second Vlco-
[
Prriidfnt, and Jtead cf the Mutropolltun’a farm loan division.
Thu uxlcat of the crop product
ion of 3,740,000 acre* (covered un-*
ider mortgages to Metropolitan
Insurance . Company) U in-
dient-d by j d c _ jfa c t t fc H J f.^ U lT .
1 Cl nt.
put In corn, the annv
Cgurlng at h
at> average
M0UJ4 maka
Of the serloua situation
m e n It lg b noticoubli
Mr.-Cox rsporta only <
uresipendlag ou t-o f II
U M ^ * -'* 'O n r y S i g h t - A
V
.Lhasa
Calomel
R i c e g r o w i n g i n n r i <a n 9 A s \
in fore
**I used to fee) U neceuary to n Tl
one muher to W. L Hand “ but it wu
lost the courage to give the do*-.,
“ Aid the children would put fiahi
“ 1 bless Iha day that 1 learned of
same work in bilious conditions <
me! antittj»tor otf, and ihe'ctnlcTr
.10 tike b.” ,
Llvfr-Iag, ■ vegetable liquid
ration, asy bo had at a
“ 7
“ Pon fo«
cffildrec la cates of ii)
«oiiipuioq «w)
n. Mlious-
�V
Political
Announcements
Daily Herald
•AD BATES
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR SHERIFF
I hereby announce myself a can*
I hereby announce my candidacy
Jiilotc for iccleclton to tho office for County Lomirn*aioncr for the
• la . n l l l ' l i i ra*
’ of sheriff of Seminole county sub 3rd District, coi.i,Hiring the towns
p a lt M * >ad e « l ject to the action o f the D«mo*
■I iM uirclIatrlr I m
J .1 V i
spn, U
r ,
i o f Lake Mary, LouswikhI. and Alcratie primary to brj held on Jone Laments
sj,mrtntr, Springs,
Snrtniw and respectfully
3.
If
elected
lor
another
lorn
I
____ ...
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solicit the support of the voters of
pledge , j tulhll the duties of tho this district at tn«“ primary to be
______ Mi •
..... ......o h * ll*«office in the samp efficient manner held June 3, 1024.
______ _ 4* A lilt*
that I have conducted It in the
W. B. BALLARD.
Typa doable above •past.
FOR
COUNTY
COMMISSIONER
dale* lire tor cott* | __________________ CJM. HAND.
I hereby announce my candidacy
Ihrertlnna.
FOR
HOARD
OF
PUBLIC
I.iof average length
for County Commissioner for the
STKUCTION
|d a line.
I hereby nnnounce my enndidaty Fourth District of Seminole Coun
tree 3>e tor first
' for re-election as member of the ty. Subject to the action of the
Ins la rettrlcUd to j Hoard o f Public Instruction for June Primary of 1924.
■ItlcatlonSeminole County, Florida, repre ___________________ C. L, WEST.
,r le made The HanNOTICE
senting school district No. 2 of
wlll be reaponilbte
I will be a candidate for renomjIncorrect insertion,
Seminole County, subject to the
•cr, tor aubienuertf
Democratic primary to be hold on nation for the otficc of Stnie A t
The office ahould be
torney of the Seventh Judicial Cir
June 3rd, 1024,
net)lately In case of
cuit of the State of Florida, sub
CHAS. A. DALLAS.
ject to the action «f the Demo^
iD V E n T I I R I lf.
FOlt COUNTY JUDGE
antic Primary. Your endorsement
repreienlallve thnrI hereby ahnounce my candidacy for a second term of office will be
lllar with ratra, mica
for
the
office
o
f
County
Judge
rnl I nn. will gWs you
greatly appreciated.
.itormallnn. And U of Seminole County, subject to the
GEORGE A s DeCOTTES,
liejr will analat you In action o f the voters at the Demo
State Attorney, Seventh Judicial
iir want ad to make
cratic primary June 3.
Circuit, State, of Florida.__
cm a.
JOHN G. LEONARDY.
IT N A T .NOTICE.
FOR
COUNTY COMMIBSIONEl
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
|ra* ahould slve their
I hereby announce my candidacy
To
the
People
of
Seminole
County:
postnfflca atldreaa as
I am n candidate for County for re-clection for the office oi
•Ir phona number If
j remit*. About one
Judge, your support and rote on County Commissioner of Seminole
[of a thousand has a
June the 3rd will be appreciated. .. .County, District No, 1, subject tc
pnd the others can’t
__SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON. the action of the Democratic prl
with
you unless
mary June 3, 1924.
our addreas.
F O R ' REPRESENTATIVE.
____________ G. L. BLEDSOE.
ktlnnaare M l’ ST ke
I hereby announce my candidacy
,p n »«a at T h e SanFOR REPRESENTATIVE
for
member
House
o
f
Representa
id o fffe e o r by le f1 respectfully announco mysell
tives for Seminole County suhject
tphoup dUruallnoot valid.
to the action of the voters at the as a candidate for the House ol
Representatives from
Scminoli
Prompt, Efficient
Democratic primary, June 3.
County, subject to the Democratic
Service,
-FORREST LAKE.
primary, June 3, 1924. If electee'
Foit-CLEUh. o f CoDrTT
I hereby announce my candi- f will advocate constructive legis
dney for tho office of Clerk of tho lation
. . .for the . benefit, o f. tho
„ great,
ilifical
Circuit V
Court,
Seminole
County. *»* " u r n l « f Pc°P1b in Scminoli
UUCUIb
UUUf
SJUIfl
IllUtcr .
U-UUIHJ,
Florida, subject to the decision of County and the state o f Florida.
hincements
the Democratic Primary to bo __________________J. R. l.YLES^
jufi^tT A T T O R N E Y field on Juno 3rd, A .'D ., 1924. 1 FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
I hereby announco my candi
jtnnd for efficiency and service in
announce to tho citioffice.
lacy for County Commissioner fot
aolfc County that I am
District No. 2 Seminole County
_ VANCE E DOUGLASS.
fo ' the nomination to
subject to the Dcmociatic Primary
FOR
MEMBER
SCHOOL
BOARD
ig Attorney for the
1 hereby announce myself a can June 3, 1924.
o i Seminole County,
L. P. HAGAN.
action of the ftemo- didate for re-election to the office
of
membci
of
the
board
o
f
public
FOR
SHERIFF
~
iy, eunc 3rd, 1024. I
I hereby announce myself ns t
rut lor your vote and instruction, representing school
district No. 1 of Seminole Coun’ y, candidate for tvic o.Tt.'c o f Sheri.7
to the Democratic primary o f Seminole County, subject to th<
V, HOUSEHOLDERS subject
Democratic prmary June. 1921
to he held on June 3rd, 1924.
TY COMMISSIONER
______________ W. A. TI LU S.
FRED T. WILLIAMS.
Announce my candidacy
[ Commissioner for the TO THE VOTERS OF THE 19111 FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
I hereby announce my* candi
SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
,et comprising ChuluoAfter due consideration, I have dacy fot County Commissioner foi
ind Osceola, subject to
»f the Democratic pri- decided to become a candidate for the fifth district of Scninnio Coun
re-election to the State Senate ty. Subject to the action of thi
13.
from the 19th Senatorial District, Juno Primary of 1924.
composed o f Orange, Seminole and
E_.IL- KILRER.
Osceola-Counties, ’ subject 16 the MEMBER OF SCHOOL BOARD
lohnou
Democratic Primary to bo held
I wish to announce that I am s
or the office of Clerk June 3rd. 1 respectfully solicit
candidate for Memiet
of the
It ,C ou rpof Seminolo your support.
School Board of Seminole Co. from
|ect to the action of tli
[C osh la A d v a n ce
ICE OF" THE PEACE
’ fthe ’3!T1d«v o^Justlcc
» in nnd for the first
hlct of HemHoIn.Coun
the legal and WITicicnt
bf the executive officers
»ty I promise to do my
hit prejudice.
IG. STRINGF2LLOW.
[COUNTY JUDGE.
[o* course, to the action
locratic Primary to be
trd, I will be a candidate
Ice of County Judge of
aunty. 1 shall be gratenomination nnd elecIf elected 1 assure the
' of Seminole n fair and
sluistiatlon of the af"fficc.
[SCllELI,K MAINES.
rERIN rENDBNT OF
IC INSTRUCTION
announce my candidacy
Ition to the office of
Iperintcnder.t of public
k ’ d< Seminole County,
[the Democratic primary
on Juno 3rd, 1921.
T. W. LAWTON.
JNTY* PROSECUTING
[ATTpRNEY.
announce that T ahall
lidatc for the office of
osccuttng Attorney, subendorsement of the
voters at the June 3rd,
)RGE C. HERRING,
[COUNTY JUDGE
announce myself as a
for the office of County
Seminole County, subject
Docratic primary, June 3,
pledge faithful service
nominate mq,
I
J . G. SHARON.
fNTY COMMISSIONER
announce my candidacy
ftinn to the office of
imissluncr o f District
linole county, subject to
|qf the vuters oh Juhe 3rd.
W. F.NTZMINGER.
LOST A N D FOUND IROOMS FOR RENT
LOST an opportunity to keep
a . , r |l FOR
rv»
’—Two rooms with or
abreast with the times by n o t j, jvithout garage. 018 Onk Ave.
reading the classified pages o f f o r RENT—One bedroom with
your daily newspaper. Herald, sleeping porch, Apply 803 Magwant ni|s contain many interesting i01Ib. ’
message:. It will pay you to read
FOR RENT -Furnished bedroom.
them dailv.
408 Onk Ave.
31ip for tcdayr-You are known
REFTt —Two rooms, upby tnc company you keep; there . P M
foie avoid mayonnaise dressing® itairs and one downstairs. 112
fore avnid mayonnaise dressing.: U*turl ^ ve-____________
It has been mixed up with oil.— [FOR RENT— Two bedrooms. 202
Park Ave.
New Haven la-cister.
LOST— Thursday night, one male FOR RENT—Two nice light housepointer dog. Color dark brown,
keeping rooms and front bedbody and while chest. Finder room. Apply at Herald office.
please notify W. C. Hill, care Hill ____ —
________ ___
____
1.umber Co.
LOST— Eastern'S*tar pfn with go*fii
REAL ESTATE
bar with the name "Sadie" rngraved.
Finder please leavo at FOR RENT— One 12-room flat,
Allen Seed Co. n nnd receive regood condition, centrally located,
ward. Mrs. Sadie Allen.
!
* -------------------------------------- - p o R RENT—Store room, good con
dition, good location.
WANTED—Stenographer or typ
ist Apply by letter Sanford O edlt
FOR SALE— DeSoto paints and
Arsocmuon, caie Seminole Qounty
vanrishcj at Sanford Novelty
tlank._.____________
Works, sole_ngenta._______ 164-tfc
WANTED— Sanford business men
t
o
u
r
i
n
g
s
FOR SALE— Rhode Island eggs
who are in need of competent
i.OUl'ES"*
for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00,
help should read the classified
SEDANS
Mrs. Eilgworth, Beardalt Avenue,
page o f Ih e Herald. There's no
TON TRUCKS
Sanford. Phone 3303.
83-tfp
reason for sending out-of-town i o i
Cash or terms.
help when there is-probably just
SANFORD STOVE WORKS, 321
We Sell or trade.
the person you wsnt in the city.
First Street. Next door to Smith
EDWARD HIGGINS,
Brother*. We sell, trade, and re
Authorized Ford Dealer
WANTED— Salesman, can use few
pair all kinds of cook atovet. If
Sanfonl.
Hvq wire real estate salesmen
your trouble Is stove trouble, aeo FOR SALE— Ford Roadster prac either sex. Cali between 10 and
us.
tlcally new. Bargain. See Stow-; 12._Coral Gables offjee._________
FOR SALE— Ancona baby chicks. art Dutton.
WANTED—Twenty lire and hust
Fine strain pure-bred ancona)
ling boys to .deliver and sell the
chicks, hatched from eggs from my j
Herald in Sanford. Good money
VULCANIZING
own flock of carefully selected
for the right kind o f boys. Come
Hood
bleeders. My 17 years experience
down to the Herald office tomor
Goodyear
in breeding anconas assure you the
row afternoon right after school
and
best to be had in tho breed. All
and see the Clrcultaion Manager
Balloon Tires
chirks delivered South
Baldwin
of the Herald fo r particulars.
Used Cars
An c ona Fa rm. Lilli an._ AI a.______ KENT VULCANIZING AVORKS, STE'NOGR"APHER wanted. Fred
FOR SALE— Remington
type
Commercial St
R. Wilson. Phone 479.
writer with wide carriage, $30.00
HOUSES FOR RENT
LADIES work at home, pleasant,
FOR RENT— One two-room npart- for iiulek sale. Inquire Herald o f FOR
SALE— Republic one-ton
easy rowing on your machnie.
fice. ___________________ ____ ___
FOR RENT—Cottage. J. Musson.
metit, rluso in.
truck, thoroughly overhauled and Whole or part. time. Highest pos
FOR SALE—‘ One pair mules nnd repainted. New tires. Wight Gro sible prices paid. For full infor
FOR RENT—5-room cottage with
wagon, cheap, or one mule. Lew cery Co. *
mation, address, L. Jones, Box 2,
bath, lights and water. W. J. FOR SALE— 120 ncres wild land.
Springs.
Phone FOR SALE— Ford Coupe
suitable for vegetable and grove, is, Altamonte
Thigpen._________________________
1923 Olney. III.
51200.
60J- G.
model in good condition, Can 1WANTED7200 salespeople now.
FOR RENT— 10-room house cen
MAKE BIG MONEY selling Wat
trally located. Apply 410 Oak FOR SALE— 15 ncres celery land FOR RALE -Cheap, Victrola, al- see it at Williams Garage.
most new._ Call 1201 Oak Ave.
Ave.
FOR
SALE— Ford
Speedster, kins- nationally advertised house
fronting on Lake Monroe, 1*4
hold products. YOU CAN TOO.
.•OR KENT— Large 7-room house;) acres cleared nnd under irrigation, BENNET’S ~ HAT FACTORY— If , chea.p. 100 N. Sanford'Ave,
you want your hat cleaned and i FOR’ SALE OR~TRADE-^-Frank“ Established 1868. Resources $15,can sublet an apartment. Apply all planted, four flowing wells,
blocked when you want it and how lin sedan on easy terms or will 000,000. Branches sll over U. S.
T. A. Orcenlenf, Lakc Mary.______ chsap.
you want It send it to the Factory, trade for real estate title or and Canada. Rare CHANCE JUST
•
’ OR RENT—For 6 months, com*
NOW for C(ty Sales dealers, men
fortably furnished house, six FOR SALE—5 ncres all in culti 123 Brand Street, Jacksonville, equity. Biggest automobile’ bar or women, .full or part time, in city
Florida._________
_
______________
gain
in
tho
state..
Write
P.
O.
Box
vation, 5-room house, good barn.
looping rooms. 318 Magnolia
of Sanford, and elsewhere. Wrtle
Vver.up.______________
Laic Monroe front with paved FOR SALE—Tomato plants, nny 1020, Sanford. Fla., what you have. today for our practical, sure
quantity... Check. Farm, French
road,
$5,000.00.
/O R RENT— Furnished 2-room
MONEY-MAKING PLAN. J. R.
Ave.
___ _________________
ground floor apartment, 203 E.
Watkins Co., Dept. 99,‘ Memphis,
Third Street. Apply New Era FOR SALE—10 acres, 5 cleared. FOR SALE— Sweet tone mahogBusiness
Tenn.
vegetable land, flowing well.
any piano, beautiful Art case.
•Tintcrv. opp. Postoffice.
\VANTED - Salesladies.
Apply
Two blocks of loading station,’ Can be seen in Sanford, at $125
Opportunities
/O R RENT—Modern 5 room bun cheap.
Wool worth’s.
nnd small storage charge. M. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY— We,
galow, (V10 Magnolia. Apply II.
WANTED— Young man 18 years
j. Du Bose.
•
j _______ _
the manufnoturcis of a well
or older to learn business. Good
FOR SAI.E— lx)ts in Roscland Martin, ,324 7th St., Jacksonville,
known nnd wide.*; advertised pro opportunity. Apply Mgr. J. G.
/O R s A L e — House and lot, $1,Heights. High and dry. A -l ioea- Fh»prietory
medicine,
want
a
repre
030.00; $100.00 cash. $25.00 per ti«n on Sanford Ave., from $250 FOR SALE— Cheap, to nvoidpackMcCrory Co. 5 and 10 Cent store.
sentative in oacn county in Flor
month
W. V. Wheeler, 404 to $600 each, easy terms. * If you
ing an dshipping from Sanford, ida. Our proposition’ is attractive
/Irst National HJc. Bldg., Phone wmt a desirable home cornu in nnd
will sell my high grndo plnyer and will net a man Tram $200 to
101-J.'sin us.
BUILDING
piano at a sacrifice. Monthly |$250 per month. Character and
If you want n city lot, a subur terms to praty giving satisfactory, ability count more than money in
M ATER IAL
ban lot, a house ready built, cel references. See piano anil make
Apartments
selection. Write us your qualifica MIRACLE Concrete Co_ general
ery farm, grove or anything in , ,
ermcirt- work, sldewlaka, buildFor Rent
»hr Real Estate line call us. W e,,,' ‘ er‘ E. J. Doby, 84 N. Rroad tions and I f satisfactory we will
ing blocks, Irrigation boxes. J. B.
St., Atlanta, Ga.
sol
at
the
owners
price
only.
explain
our
proposition
to
you
by
/O R RENT—3 room apnrtment,
Terwllleger. Prop.
letter. The National Remedy Com
large, nice, cool rooms. N. H.
FOR
SALE—
Flowering
plants.
Lumbsr and Building Material,
Call and see us. Wc give you
Garner,. Phone 69.
Sweet William, Calendulas, Car- pany, Postoffice Station G, JackCarter Lumber Company
th» bargains and service.
"OR
RENT—Furnished apart THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO., t nations, Asters. Zinnia. Verbena, j 8onvillc- Florl-« ,N . Laurel St. Phone 665.
ment.
Apply Shirley. ApartSeminole Hotel Annex.
j feverfew, 23c doz. $1.60 100. To•nents. First Street.______________
REAL
BARGAIN—
180
ncres
fin
e;mnto
.Collards, Lettuce. 50c 100;
FOR REN’f^Furnishcd two -room
apartment. Private bath, nlso . bitnis and truck land, near Dixie $2.00 1,000. Alfred B. Copeland,
Ilfehway, close to town, and front Sanford, Florida.
bedroom. 703 Palmetto Ave,
FbR RENT—Nice apartment for ing two large lakes. Price $60.00 FOR SALE-— I* C. Smith type
rent. 304 W. 5th St. Phone 444. ar acre. Terms. Hiram Powers,
writer, $30.00. Phone 479.
Wnter Park, Fla. •
FOR RENT— Double housa or
SALE— Attractive modem
three room apartment furnishbungalow.
A bargain; terms.
dt,]eca.tl$(n gpod...clasp in... A. P.
FjORtRDNT
InmUe. lUKtiO»h)•A tt^tWa»>
rp A . DeCftttefl
_________llu
u flP i modern
i n u u c t it
( FOR SALE— Small
house,
tomey-at-Law
conveniences, on beautiful lalieT F o il B B TP Garage, corner 11th ,
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W
St. and Elm Ave.
i
minutes drive from Post Of
Over Seminole County
SCELLANEOUS Ten
fico. $3,000.00; terms. W . V.
Bank
First National Bank B ldf^
Wheeler, 404 1st N atl. Bank, Bldg.
W ANTED
Sanford,
—
Florida
Sanford
—
— Florida
'Phono_101-J.___ _______________
O. C. Bryant, W ag- j
WILL TRADE—35 acre farm
Madam Harriet,
twclvo miles north of Miami, in ner, Fla-, will sell at,
Beauty Parlor.
rapidly growing section for well
Over Mobley’s Drug Store.
located property in or near San
Park Ave. Phone 246.
W .J . Thigpen
Schelle Mainea
ford. Small cnah payment is re Carolina,-Florida filliv
1
PUBL1C Stenographer; your bus- quired. Price of Miami property,
Has moved to Puleston tt
LAWYEK
ness solicited. 107 Park Ave. including farm house and barns is ing Station, gas at 2
Brumley Bldg. Real Es
$16,000.
If
interested
in
making
a
Phone 349.
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— Court House
trado’
write
giving
full description
tate and all klnda o f In
W a i t e d TO BUY— Ten or twen- of your property, location and C e n t s a D O V C
COSt t h e
surance.
ty acre tract bordering on lake. price. Address R. J. Peck, FulNo improvements required.* Must ford, Florida.
he well loeuetd and close to town.
year around.
Give price and amount of cash re
Studebaker, Packard, Chevrolet
Elton. J Moughton
quired. Address
Box 100, care
REAL
ESTATE
The Sanford Herald._________
J. U PERKINS
ARCHITECT
WANT—To rent for the summer,
WANTED
Sales
Department
well loented home in Sanfonl, by
10 acres, 5 ..tiled, in First National Bank Bldg.
8
an
Juan
Garage
responsible party. Must bo up to
Sanford, —
Florida
data with all imporvoments and WANTED — Property listings: i fine shape, $4200.00—
\our property for »o!e or rent*
'
:ompletcly furnished. Give com
listed
with
us
will
receive
our
terms.
plcte information as to location
and price in answering this ad. prompt attention and will be handied to the best o f our ability.
Box 431, Sanford, Florida.
•Phone 101-J. W. V. Wheeler, 404
Tailors. Oeanera and Dyers
20 acres, 11 tiled,
The Matthews Press
1st NafI Bank Bldg^___________ _
Welakn Hid*- Saarani Kla.
M7 Park Astana— Phone 4tt
DRESSM AKING
FOR SALE— 10 acres close to city small house and barn,
Phone 417-L-2
on good road. New houso, garage
MRS. NIXON hos added to her
$10,000-one-half cash.
dressmaking establishment tail and otler improvements. $2,000.00.
oring, ladies suits tailored to order. Terms W . V. Wheeler. 1st Nat’l
Sanford Novelty
Bank lldg. 'Phone 101-J.
Sanford Sign Shop
104 W. Fifth St.
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For All Classen of Work
107 North Sanford Ave.
Sanford Machine Co.
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THE. CORNED B EE F
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Works
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Ca r e f u l l x t o
O tR C C T IO H S :
’ V'-'il
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
the decis rmiQf'the DemocfMtc pr
TRICT
mary to
he'd June 3, 1924.
hereby announco that I
o lor constable of District
FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT
No. 1, subject to .tho Democratic
l wish to announce that I sm a
rimary to be hold June 3rd, 1924. candidate for Clerk of the Circuit
aid district beig composed o f the Court of Seminole Co.* subject tc
following voting precincts: San Dei lodratic primary, June third
ford, Lako Monroe and Paola.
If elected, I promise the faithful
E. E. WALKER.
performance of the duties con
FOR SHERIFF.
nected with that office.
To the Voters of Seminole County: _____
W. L. MORGAN.
I hereby announce my candidacy
FOR TAX COLLECTOR
for the offico of Sheriff of Semi
I wish to announce mat I am a
nole County, subject to the voters candidate for re f lection to the cf
of the Democratic Primary to be fleo of County Tax Collector ol
held Juno 3rd, 1924. If elected I Seminole Countr, subject to the
promise four years o f Law En action of tho Democratic primary
forcement in -t business manner by to be held in June.
the help o f the proper subordi ___________ JWO. D. JINK INS.
nates or assistants and earnestly
SCHOOL
solicit the support of all law en MEMBER COUNTY
BOARD
forcement caters, on June 3rd.
I hereby announco myself a enn_______ RAYMOND L. ALLEN.
diilatc for re-election as a member
FOR TAX ASSESSOR.
o f the County Board of Ihtblic InI wish to announce that I am a structipn from District No, 3
candidate for re-elecUou to thu
Oviedo, Osceola nna
office of Tax Assessor of Semi (Geneva,
nole County, subject to the dccis- Chuluota) subject to the action of
ion or tho Democratic Primary to the Democratic Primary, June 3rd,
1»24. Having served as a mem
be held June 3rd, 1924.
ber of the Board since 1915, and
•
A. VAUGHAN.
having been chairman of the
FOR TAX COLLECTOR
Plani since 1919, especaily fits me
I beg to announce myself a cab- fo t lh e work required o f a Board
didate for the office o f Tax Col mepibor, and If re-elected 1 prom
lector’ of Seminole County, subject ise tho same conscientious and con
to tho decision of the Democratic
Primary io he held Juno 3rd, 1924. strictive serrico as has been rend
oretfin my many years of service
______________R. C. MAXWELL.
CHAS. F. HARRISON,
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
W e have
several
Geneva, Florida.
I hereby announce my candidacy
FOITCOUNTY'COMMISSIONER
for the office of County Commis
good things to select
I htreby announce my candidacy
sioner from district number two
for
re-election
to
the
office
of
of Seminole , county, subject to The
|from in celery farms.
action o f tho Democratic primary C'untv Commissioner from DIsti
it
number
four
o
f
Seminole
June 3, 1924.
Count?, subject to the action of
_______________ JOHN ME1SCH.
the Dqnccrat primary June 3, 1924.
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FOR SIIERTFF
i H. B. Lewis & Co.
1_
B. F. WHEELER.
To the Voters o f Seminole County: _
N.
Address
FOR STATE ATTORNEY.
I hereby announce myself a can
I btreby announce my candididate for Sheriff or Seminole
First National Bank Building,
State ’AttorCounty subject to the action of the, dat’y fir thc office of ----------------ground floor.
Democratic primary to be held on j ney for the Seventh Judicial ClrJune 3rd. If I am elected I pledge'cult of Florida, subject to the Demr o o T ^ n a s T s
No. 107-Telcphone 319-Park Avo.
myself to fulilll the duties of thisj ocraticl Primary to be held June 3,
'
1924. 1
office to the best
of my ability.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1924:
?«N
CALL SHIONS
TO TESTIFY IN
L A I CASE
s t ifie s
le Confirms Nomination
larlan F. Stone of New
. to Be Attorney Genin Daugherty’s Formjob—Armstrong Who
re Strong ' Testimony
Iterday Is Again Called.
Q U I Z WITNESSES
ON COST 0E 1920
«. 0. P.
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SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS
NUM BER7
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New Attorney General *
Nebraska Now Voting
Convehtion Delegates'
( Hr The Associates P ress)
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Committee Investigating AIleged Frauds in the Volley
of Lower Rio Grande River
Hears Prosecution Try to
Show That No Inspector
Wns Sent Into Texas By
the I'ostofTice Department.
>f
Among Important Change* ini
Bill Which are Disagreed I
to By Senate Finance Com
mittee Are Longworth In
come Tax
Compromise
Rates, Increase ?n Estate
Tnxes and Imposing gift tax
'
OMAHA, Apr. 8.—President
Coolidge and Senator Hiram
Johnson are Tuesday seeking
Nrbrasgn endorsement for the
presidential nomination and 19
delegates to the National Con
vention in a state-wide primary.
The name of no Democratic
candidate appears on the bal
lot but space is left for vqtera
to write names.
HARRY NEW SAYS
W A G E INCREASE
IS UNNECESSARY
EXPRESS
ON l.JBRYAN
_____
'
‘
Mayor Forrest Lake and Oth
er Prominent BoHineas Men
of This City Express Opin
ion That Florida Would Not
Err In Selecting Former
Nebraskan As Delegate to
the National Convention.
Many New Witnesses Are' Sum
n» Tfce Aaaoclatrd I’rcaa.
moned Including Mrs. Jake
A x .f l.tn l Praia)
WASHINGTON. Apr. 8—Inves
In on endeavor to feel out the
WASHINGTON. Apr. 8.—The
Hamon, William Miller and
tigation of alleged land frauds in
sentiment
and common pulse, of
new
revenue
bill
was
ordered
faMajor General Glenn.
the lower Rio Grande valley of Tex
the
citizens
of this city and vi
jjorably reported to the senate
as by the special senate commit
cinity toward fhe candijihey of
f l l r Thi> A aaorlafri) P i n a )
• luesday by the finance committee. Condemns Bills Before Congress William
tee centered Monday in an effort
Jennings Bryan, who is
as Unwarranted and Submits
WASHINGTON, Apr. 8- W i t by the prosecuton to show from
scheduled to address the voters
His
Own
Suggestions
for
W
ASHINGTON,"
Apr.
8.
_
nesses passed before the senate oil the testimony of Kush D. Simmons,
here Thursday afternoon a t 2:30
Postoffice Employees’ Sal
r inching touches were put on
committee in rapid succession Mon chief postoffice inspector that the
o’clock from the Seminole Countv
ary Raise.
■*
Hit*
revenue
bill
Monday
by
the
Bank corner, a representative of
day, but littio new information postofficc department failed to
senate finance committee pre
The Sanford Herald Interviewed
fllr Tfcc l u w l a t H I ' r r a a l
was contributed' by any of them. send an inspector into Texas to
paratory
to
reporting
it
to
the
WASHINGTON. Apr. 8.—Post several prominent citizens and ask
They were questioned noth about get first-hand information from
senate where it will be taken up
campaign expenditures in 1920 and complainants.
muster Ge leral New Monday con ed for tneir views on the mattter.'
probably . next week.
The general tenor of what each
Simmons countered with the ex
stories of oil deals at the Republi.
The committee decided to ex demned ns unwarranted the postcan national convention in that planation that a large part of their
empt from the brokers’ tax of ul salary increases proposed in Bryan and each expressed the demun had to say is favorable to
investigations
were conducted
*.>0 all produce nnd merchandise
litrong who testified at year.
brokers and «Uo voted eeveral bills before congress and sent to sire that a large crowd of people
in Monday’s session took
The committee adjourned its through the mails. He added that
minor changes in the adininis- Chairman Edge of the joint sub- should hear the Great Commoner*
and again today. One com- hearings over until Wednesday uf- he was ill in a hospital during the
when he uppears In behalf of hl»
trutive sections of the bill.
vaa that the "western brew ter a decision, to summon William Texas land inquiry and although
committie on postoffice, his sug candidacy
for delegate to the na
he
did
not
order
un
inspector
to
go
.. 1nolle prossed orders from H. Miller of Columbus, O., and
Most of the amendments plnc- gestions for salary increases with tional Democratic convention.
partment of justice in Wash, Mrs. Jake L. Hamon, widow of the to Texas, he could not say positive
ed in the bill on the floor of the recommendations for increased
When approached this morning
although local Investigators late Republican national commit ly whether a personal investigation
, house have been knocked out by postage and
service
foes
to
I
*',a>
’or f o r e s t Lake, who will In
the case should be pre- teeman from Oklahoma. Subpoen was made.
the senate committee in favor of meet such u puy raise
; tn,duc.e the man, who was the
lt was stated by the sec- as also went out for William D.
the treasury draft sent to con
Says Williamson Influenced
Too Much for Budget.
standard bearer for his party th rir
| of the brewery company at Nicholas, former police chief of . Jam e» R. Page, Kansas City a t
gress by Secretary Mellon.
times, said:
Pending
bills
would
Increase
that a |5,000 “offer in Oklahoiun City, Major General E. torney, who is assisting in the
Among
important
changes
’’A large crowd of voters'and
postal
expenditure
$160,000,000
n
•nt" was accepted by the F. Glenn, retired of Glendon, N. prosecutions as a representative
made in the bill by the houso and
residents of this city and county
year,
he
said,
and
the
state
of
the
ntnt. The witness told of C., and a “Mr. Himrod," of Moose- of the persons who claim to have
disagreed to by the committee
national budget would not permit should hear Col. William Jennings
to prosecute the Garden hart, 111.
been defrauded, had inserted in the
Character study made h'y Staff Artist E. it. Iliggins of Ilnrlnn F. were the Longworth income tax such expenditures. If any bill ia Bryan when he speaks here Thurs
compromise
rates,
th
o
increase
in
ewery case and of efforts
record a letter from O. B. William Stone, newly nppuinted attorney general. Htoni* was former dean of
the day. Mr. Bryan ia a gifted speak
Miller and Harding Manager
estate tuxes nnd the imposition passed increasing salaries.
to remove him because he
son, postoffice inspector to ,W. F.
er and I am sure he will havo
revenues
to
meat
the
increases
Miller
was
mentioned
in
testi
not “atop buying” liquor sa.
Zumbrunn, a Kansas City uttorney Columbia Urivcraity law school, and stands high in the legal profession. of the gift tax.
something oflnterest to say to hia
must
be
raised
by
increases
in
mony
before
the
committee
Mon
vhlch “they” did not want
representing some of the land com In his university days Stone was n famed football star, and also was ft
Mellon Kates Adopted.
postage rates, Mr. New declared. Sanford audience. Mr. Bryan Li
Dted. He said he had A- day aa one of the Harding mana panies. Thla letter. Page contend “farmhand” on his father's ranch about half a mile from the college.
The Mellon income rates were Submitting u lengthy ur*lysis of seeking to represent Florida j i t
gers
a
t
Chicago
and
was
identified
1000 to 1500 cases and was
adopted by the committee in place salaries of postal employes nnd the national convention and cer*
ed, showed that Williamson was
called to be a witnesa in a as a form er attorney general of influenced in preparing his report
of the Longworth compromise. similar classes of workers In prl* tainly if the voters elect him to
dal case until six months Ohio. His subpoena requires him by the chief postoffice inspector by
They prvoido n reduction in the vatc business, the postmaster gen that office they could get no more
to produce "books, papers and rec Zambrunn and by R. B. Creagcr,
present nqrninl taxes of 4 per cent eral said, comparison revealed prominent man in the Democratic
ords showing receipts and expend Republican national committee for
on Incomes of $1,000 and under that the udvantago rested with the party than Mr. Bryan.
Idbition enforcement condi itures of the pre-convention cam
nnd 8 per cont above that to 3 and postal employe.
Here is what D. L Thrasher
gn Chicago and Indian land paign of Senator Warren G. Hard Texas who was interested in the
0 per cent., respectively. The Mel
had to say when he was approach*
| prosecutions In Qklahoma ing and in connection with the Re Alamo Land and Sugar Company.
The salary increases suggested ed:
lon. surtax rates start at 1 per as a substitute by the postmaster
George A. Hill, Jr., of Houston,
* the attention of the eennational convention in Texas,
cent on $10,000 graduating up to gencrnl were, worked out on a
"I will feel very badly if a largo
sugherty investigating com- publican
attorney
for
Creager,
re
1920."
’ .
a maximum of 25 per cent at $100, scale of nn increase of $200
Monday.
torted with the statem ent that the
for crowd is not on hand to greet) Mr.
Mrs. Hamon to Show Records
letter was a part of he repor pre Sanford Attorney Announces Can Statement Glveii Out by Oldest 000, whereas the present surtaxes clerks and carriers in first-cinas Bcyan when he apeaka hero Thurs
P. Armstrong, Chicago
sta rt a t 1 per cent on $6,000 and offices having $600,000 annual day. However, 1 don’t doubt but
Mrs. Hamon, who according to sented |o the chief postal inspector didacy for State Senate Against
Banking Institution Shawn
Ibition agent, (testified that information
M. O. Overtatreet I’reeent
increase to a maximum of 50 per revenues, nnd $100 in flrat-class that he will have a, great many
given
the
committee,
Tremendous
Gain
In
Defcnd
there
was
tio
secrecy
about
it.
| breweries were allowed to is adm inistratrix of the estate of
cont at $200,000.
Present Senator.
po«ita
and
Resources.
offices having less than $600,000 hearers. His very prominence and
He
added
th
a
t
Williamson
himself
the lake city "under nrotecLongworth Plan Rejected.
L, Hamon, la required to pro could explain his report and the
annual r^v^nue^, and. in all
|in the manufacture of "high Jake
■“ nSSSSSB SJ '
Lewis O'Bryan, attorney for
The Lon scwort'
The stofy
of a^ rt'pinrkablj
duce
and can committee plans to examine,, hi
a . it* U
UCB "all
»u records,
recortiH, papers
par
cej.
beer.” In addition to« delv.-announced
eg 11>w1W Wr ffy W b Mwi i of
-a mistake by sending Mr.
.................
hpwjpg.
all
receipts
_r
.
Hxpendlturee.
thia charge, tha
for the oftlce of stato
tato annford's banking institutions, is cut normal rates 2 per cent
Bryan to th# national convention.
"“ j Ja k e L ^ 'H k .
Starting
with
theso
Increases
iamons testified in answer to senator to Represent the dis told in an announcement made incomes of $4,000 and under. 5 1there "has
He a deserving of the vote and
mi
preced- questions
in the institution of men rcr the seven months
by Page th at when he re- trict comprising thq, counties of Monday b^ the offirals of the First
confidence of the .voters a t P lo y
in November, 1920. ceivsd the complaint of 600
Osceola. Oranen nml---- StuuiaoW Nat iwia i Bank showing figun'v trrr
Mo and 1 iwihn sf. that *i f Kt~
sw ie ^ la Jm tu iw
At present,thla offlee ia held by
dected th a t he will pUv a big part
f
t
S
f
r
a
t
t
s
cd lit Texas Ian
acres In the "101 lUnclT
Senator
O. Overstreet, p<>
| were involved in tranaectlone Monday by; J.iJL French of Okla ^VdW W tolat over to J. M. Donald- Orlando, who is seeking re-elec- ness.
■ “ “““
l-*-r—» «wiWnj the ternntive would curry is approxi
homa <Clly. thfil H am on'had totl
maximum 37H per cent at $200, mately $43,000,000.”
jfmud
jB d h U .w C ir. hlta'fie had spent 1400,000 in ta r eon. postal inspector a t Kansas tion. Up until Mr. O'Bryan an
JI G. Ball, heed of the Bqil
According
to
the
statement
000.
.
rying Oklahoma for Harding and City to be handled in the regular nounced. the Orange county man printed in The Herald Monday' in
The increases in postage and H**£*«to Company, declared: ^
William Jennings Bryan in a
Up Government's Movie." 125,000 for tho hotel expenses of channels. He added that he was was unopposed although there compliance with the regular call . LT*!,L on,y newr ta xes carried in fee rates suggested by Mr. New
ong, the continuation of the Harding headquarters a t the injured In a railway accident and had been frequent rumors of oth issued by the romptroUr of cur the bill were voted in by tho sen to meet the pay increases, with great man. In fact he is oqe of
story is promised for Tues- Chicago convention. French said was out of touch with the progress er candidates entering the field. rency. the deposits of the bank dur ate committee and provide for the various classes of mail and the ouUtanding men of the coun
A short time ago Former May ing tnu first quarter of tiic year levies of 10 per cent leach on services to which they apply and try today. If he is elected to go to
Isaid “local politicians" held Hamon had told him he had paid of the investigation.
or Eugene Duckworth, of Orlan ending Mur. 31 have increased radio and moh Jong sets.
V federal government’s moves thla money over to "Bill Miller"
Claima Donaldson Prejudged.
the estimated increases in revenue the convention, and the chances
are that he will, then Florida wtll
Jewelry Exemption.
are:
p the brewing. Eve.i in the who was described by the witness
Creager called on Will H. Hays, do, while on a visit to Sanford, $502,362.16 over the same period of
Articles exempted from the
of repeated violations of the as a former attorney general of then postmaster general, Simmons announced t h a t’ he would be a last year. Figures show that nt
Second class m atter, $4,885,000. have a man to represent it that will
t brewers, he declared, fed- Ohio.
asserted and claimed th a t Donald candidate if tho Seminole county the close of Business Mar. 31. 1923, jewelry tax were limited to those by Increasing rates on advertising be heard from beforf the gather
So the deposits nmuuntcd to $1,331,• soiling for $25 or less instead of mater lfc cents a pound in the ing is over. HU honesty of pur
njuncion proceedings were
son was prejudiced and the investi- mnn did not enter the race.
Knows of No Offer to IVood.
far Mr. Duckworth’s candidacy 396.69. This is an increas; of $40 as provided by the house. The first and second zones; U4 cents pose, I believe, cannot be ques
Successful because of official
gaion
was
retarding
the
depart
Robert F. Wolfe of Columbus, ment of the lower Rio Grande val has not materialized and the on
tax un drafts and promissory in third zones and M cent in tioned and that he will serve in
and in thla connection he publisher
of the Ohio State Jour ley. Simmons said -he had heard ly two men in the ruce nqw are nioru than 37.5 per cent.
notes, repealed by the nouae wan fourth zones.
h[»f«P«rity to the very best of his
|oned C. W. Middlckauf, as- nal,
The statement further shows restored and the full tax on biltold
the
committee
he
had
no
the
incumbent
and
Mr.
O'Bryan.
Third
class
mater,
$500,000,
by
‘ attorney general in charge information of any offer having th at Creager also saw 'Attorney
that the resources of th^lucnl in liartl and pool tables and bowling incorporating in fourth class tlo " * ‘ my con,,(,#nt
While here Mr. Duckworth took stitution have hud a gain of approx alleys
hibitlon enforcement legal been made tp Leonard Wood at General Daugherty but he did nut
cut In half by tho house, matter all third class m atter
Robert J. Holly, when approach
occasion to point out the fuct imaely 31* per cent, Resources at was voted
at Chicago, aa one whose
•
ed. said:
into the bill.
by which he could have know about that.
above
eight
ounces.
that
it
is
Seminole’s
time
to
bo
I had been reported to him aa Chicago
Simmons said the postal inspec
"WUIUm Jennings Bryan ia oae
The limit placed by the house
been nominated. He also asserted
Fourth Close M atter.
represented in the upper house the end uf the recent quarter
* in “agreementa."
of
the biggest men In the state of
$20,000 as the maximum
that he had received no positive in tor's investigation waa not closed. of the state legislature and ex amounted to $2,030,353.23. A year of
Fourth class m atter, $30,100,“Seed for Scandal"
amount of earned Incoma on UW, by increasing parcel post Florida and I hope that one. of tha
formation a t the time about the He admitted it had been two years pressed the desire to see a man ago they totaled $1,545,908.31.
ttor Harreld, Republican, *!• o’clock morning conference" in since the inquiry started but ex
The First National Bank, the which the reduction* of 25 per
begining at 9 ounces to and largest crowds in the sU ta greets
na, opened the day’s test!- Chicago a t which the nomination plained thia was not unusual in from this county enter the race. oldest banking house in Sanford, cent could be made would be re rate*
including
8th zone, and on the him-in the best town in the state,
Mr. O'Bryair declares he has en has enjoyed a stcudy increase in
such cases.
t with a voluntary atatemant of Harding was agreed upon.
duced
to
$10,000
by
action
of
the
pound rates to and including 70 that ia Sanford, at his meeting
tered the race only after urgent its business since its forinatift>i senate finance committee.
J had seen "seed for scanpounds for local delivery and for [m e next Thursday afternoon.
solicitation
by
friends,
here
and
W.
L.
Kistler,
an
oil
man
of
Ok
many years ago. Statements issu
the removal from office of lahoma and Wilbur W. Marsh of
1st, 2nd and 3rd zones; increas*
in Osceola county.
ed
a t the close of 1923 showed a
Pack, federal district attor- Iowa,
ing rates for 4th, 5th and 6th
former
treasurer
of
the
Dem
He
was
graduated
‘
from
the
Everyone should be there
>r the western district of Oksplendid increase over tho year be
zones from 9 ounces to 5 pounds man.
national committee were
College of Charleston with .tho fore and the latest financial report
to hear him."
•«. by the incoming Republi- ocratic
and
for
7th
ad
8th
zones
to
4
the other witnesses. Marsh, who
degree of Bacbcllor of Arts nnd indicates that the insitution is still
S fjd A- P. Connelly:
Sidninlstration in 1921. Ha was summoned by Senator Spcnpounds.
later took his law course a t the growing and expanding rapidly.
If W. J . Bryan in eletetd to
ned to have M r.'Peck, who cer, Republican, Missouri, said the
Insurance
fees,
$1,750,000
by
University of South Carolina.
represent
Florida at the eonve£
Thu officers of the bank are
“ appointed by the Wilson committee would have to consult
increasing fee from 3 to K cents
Following tho completion of his
‘ition, retained in service tho Democratic committee records
and 5 to 7 cents, the 10 and 25 tion- he will prove a great credit
The Sanford Rotary Club had course at this institution, K r. O’ proud of its progress according to
ute the Miller brothers •« *0 campaign contributions by aniong its guests today at its
Twelve members of the Mechani cent fees rcmajnlng unchanged. to the state. I have always been
Bryan practiced his profession in their statement. Its growth is but
associates, which was E. L. Doheny, California oil mag weekly luncheon, Karl Lehman and that
cal
Laboratory class of the Uni C. O. D. Service, $1,200,000. by an admirer of the Great Common
state. Latev He removed to nn indication of the growh of the
land also "stirred things up nate to th# Democratic “war chest" Scout Executive J. C. Morris both Florida
versity
of Florida accompanied by increasing fee from 10 to 12 er and I think that he will ba of
and for 12 yearn has entire community and the officials
r mcently to see that civil In 1920, while Kistler disclaimed of Orlando, who were here in the been engaged
Prof. B. F. Gaines, arrived in San cents for up to $10, establishing great service to this state a t the
in 1practice in this
convention. He will certainly
l»*te brought by the goyem- any connection with Republican interests of local boy scout work. state.
rejoice
that
as
the
oldest
institu
ford
Monday afternoon to be here
^or c°U*ctiona from have a big part in tha selection ot
.
$10
to
$50,
and
continuing
25
for
three
days
during
which
time
| 7 ,T*C0Ver the lands wnen he campaign collections in that year. Mr. Lehman and Mr. .Morris both
Mr. O'Bryan was for eight tion of its kind in the city, it is a the students will conduct a series cent fee for $50 to $100.
• the party nominee and I trust that
I “** delay in this m atter.
urged that members of the local years city attorney for Kissim real community builder.
the voters of this state will sea
of tests on the machinery of the
Registry service, $1,100,000, by At
Fall Sought Delay.
club, who recently pledged money mee. During the war he served
to elect him. I hope that * a
Officers
of
the
bank
are:
presi
increasing
fee
from^lO
to
12
cents
water
and
electric
plants
of
the
Poincare
Objects
To
Edwin S. Booth, now
to the cause of carrying on the on the United States District
crowd will be present to hear
and
charging
1
cent
for
return
dent,
Frank
P.
Forster;
vice-presi
Southern
Utilities
Company.
assistant to the attorney Soviet Russia Action work in this district.
Board in T am pa.. Although he
receipt
when
requested.
noon ’**ry tn ° n Thur#day a f i.r The students, all seniors in tho
Another visitor who was called has an office in Kissimmee, he dent, L. A. Brumley; vice-presi
•nd assigned since March
Special delivery service. $900,
upon to speak was Lewis O’Bryan, has been practicing in Sanford dent, T. J. Miller; cashier, B. F. engineering college, make several
the cases against the
■*r n « A u M llttS Freaa)
000, by increasing fee to 15 cents
orotheri, the committee n PARIS, Apr. 8—Premier Poin whose announcement for the state for two years, maintaining an of W hltner; assistant cashier, A. I,. trips each year, in order to apply for articles from 2 to 10 pounds S h erir s
Report F
theoretical
principles
learned
in
senate
from
this
district
appears
fice in the Sominole County Bank
Iw i ,n Vr"
°f .the depart
20 cents for articles of 10
II justice bearing upon the care . today proteated strongly to elsewhere in this issue. Mr. O’ Building on Magnolia Avenue. Kelts. Directors are: L. A. Brum the class room. While here the stu and
March Is Filed W
pounds and over.
« wM shown that Secre- Foreign Minister Tchitbln in So Bryan confined his talk to the dis He has *entered tne race as
a ley, S. O. Chase, F. P. Forster, B. dents under the supervision of
viet Russia concerning the trial cussion of present day issues with
Money
order
service,
$2,761,000.
F. Whitner, T. T. Hawkins, T. J. Prof. Ganes will work in eight- by rate increases averaging 2 the Co. Co
candidate from this county.
i '. l *? k**d of the depart of the Russian Interlectuals Pro
hour shifts and each shift compos
no reference to his candidacy.
" the interior, first sought
(Continued on page 8)
Miller and B. E. Squires.
ed of . four boys, will make sovctal cents per order, there being slight
Other visitors a t the meeting
There were 21 convictions tur
[■ the prosecution if the Mil- gress Kiev. He did this in a per
testa of each piece of equipment of increases in most instances and ed in by Sheriff C. M. Hand '
then wthdrew his request, sonally signed note couched in the were; Rotariane John Ackley of
decreases
in
others,
under
this
the two plants.
ing the month of March, acror.
exchangea of letters and strongest language. At the same Vineland, N. J., Frank Logen of
schedule: Not over $2.50, 5 cents:
'■• appeared that the crim- time he called on the British and Ocala and Vernon Borum of Or
Each year the Southern Utilities over $2.60 and under $5, 7 cents* to a report filed Tuesday with
Company co-operated with the over $5 and under $10, 10 cents; County Commissioners. The
T r01 were finally term inat- Italian governments who are in di lando, Prof. Gainee of the Univer
»J*> showed that
school authorities in allowing the over
,7 “
«uilty entered by rect diplomatic contact with Rus sity of Florida, Mra. A. M. De$10 and under $26. 12 cents; p°*to
f*'°27.34 was collected
students to visit its several plants
•
Miller and others and sia to make similar representa Forrest and Mrs. B. J . Starling
er
am? under W®.
cents; forfeiture# and Ubor on
were also visitors.
throughout the state. The stu* over
$50 and under $76, 18 ceqts;
(U r The A uoclalxS f r t x )
*mld’
J1**1
Und tions in an effort to save the sav
Mrs. DcForrest and Mrs. Star . N E W YORK,
dents
composing
the
-party
are:
litigation tad not been ants whose loss could be felt over
over $76 and under $100, 20 cents. ed to $614.69, work on n
A.Pr* * —Three The victims reported thoy were
ling were present to present the girls were branded
with eliter ordered to disrobe, while Mi4s John Bebson. Hugh Roberts, How
the world.
Uled $412.66-whiU one'
'in e for the erection or the Ri- nitrate, and perhaps, permanent,,,
Miss Alice Norton, president of ard Riddle, Henry Perry, J. W.
bond amounting to $110J 6
ult monument in this state. The ly disfigured a t a hazi
sing which the sorority, daubed their faces, Friedman, R. M .' Wilson, Jack Heavy Rains Causing
outstanding. This makes
were present aa represen marked their initiation into Delta throats and backs, painted whisk- Mellor. E. E. Peeples, B. K. Durst,
Pass Libera] Measiire women
total of $1J87.69 as Om
Connecticut
Floods
tatives of the local chapter of K*pa Gamma, a Brooklyn inter era
C.
I.
Beerso,
George
Calhoun
and
and mustaches upon them and
of business done by the
House Of Parliament Daughters of American Revolu high school sorority, it waa dis inscribed
Harold Stansfleid.
crosses
on
their
cheeks
month.
f°x Tt» Am m Is M P i , m )
tion.
closed Monday.
the sorority letters upon their
lOBILE AGENCIES
BOSTON Apr. 8-S w e ile n by
The arrests and convictions •
( U r T in A u M iatse r t w )
Dr. Ralph E. Stevens was in ' Physicians, fearing fatal devel and
COMPETITIVE
FARMING
*
foreheads—all from a bottle of 20
hours of relq and melting snows, for the following offenses:
of Sanford au
LONDON, Apr. 8—The govern charge of the program for the day. opments when the victims be g«r
CONTEST.
cent
'
pilver
nitrate
labeled
the rivers throughout New Eng- ning trailer on county roads,
- !!n cl«? and, the ears ment's future action evictions CoL George W. Knight presided came seriously ill, pronounced i
un«
Und had overflows
_
f O r Tfce A u k Ii I H P m t )
wed their banks
to- worthless checks, sU; drunk,'(
The them out of danger, although still
** n .s *nf°rd Bukk question in connection with which over the business session.
'
*
Even the victims thought it fun
« Buick; Seipinole ■offered defeat in the House of following members were present: under treatment.
JACKSONVILLE,- Apr. 8. — A day causing death and bringing in possession of f*
itll the next day whep th
prize of $100 ia offered by County jury to a scorn of persons and do driving, one;
Commons yesterday woe the main Charles Britt, George Brockhahn, 1.T*lrN to of prosecution against
^ S S g i , °®»h4 topic of political speculation in R andall. Chase. Rev, W, J. Car •hf Igrorii y membera-nad-of-eup^ into the sunlight und turn«Lhlnc Agent W. L. Wa t t h e farm*
/ • ' two; carrying
ted a t
weererur the"painter’e brush had
ha er producing the greatest number
weapons, two; petty L . „
. well, Chaim
""w asn iiry Circle* ond-tha preaa penter, R. d .-H trfirrJ w tg r^ E rT .
M
trriof tho organisation fol- touched. Intense burnlhg pair of bushels of com on an acre of
i BcaieoJe- Hud
__
here is no indication yet aa to Householder, W aiter Haynes, Ed
m.‘.ck’ ,NV ua*
«>£*» eontinu'- riding trains, one; assault
what occurfollowed. •
, land in Duval county this year. ed
“'■>7. Hudson, Essex the course it will take. It le note ward Higgins, C. E. Henry, W. C. red
to rise throughout th* nieht. In tery, one; using iosuiti
o led the af*
rls.who planned the Inltla- ■Four other smatlgp, * *
pri
tjie Springfield
5I ~
• Sad J ura Ga- worthy th at after the defeat of the Hill, George W .‘ Knight, A. R. fair, a
Westfield riv- guage. one.
_
______
) sold to have declared eluded in the oIlev.
•nd Studebak- yrovernment'e eviction bill a similar Key, H. F /K e n t, H. B. Lewis. Dr. was reported Suffering a nervous
- a r e re r -‘ ’
itided silver ni
or to those who come next
worse sine
**£». Ford and [measure introduced by Ernest Si 8. Pules ton, W. 8. Parker, F. E. coUapee.
rally applied
$60 for the
P B tw t .
$rict* Inu
Florida Motor mon, Liberal, passes unopposed. R°“®iUat, Henry Rosebro, H. R. A week ego, _ the authorities
second
flood wai
and The measure is almost identical and R. _E. Stevens, 8. O. Shlnholreach a |
with the fo/erom ent bill with the
■-ar.
kb.
Factories
e
exceptioir of *the flmt cU o »
tion
when the i
in
baiements
T t, UnarltlM FWlO
SHINGTON, Apr. 8—The
all,.jted interference with
|tion continues to trace an
pattern in the wide terricing covered by Senate
(rty investigating commitfhe Senate meanwhile has
f,„j the nomination of Har!Stone, New York, to be atgeneral. Brice Armstrong,,
stifled regarding eight brew
in g “under protection" In
[o was ordered to appear to-
r iJ9
LEWIS O’BRYAN FIRST NATIONAL
CANDIDATE FOR BANK DEPOSITS
S T A T E SENATE SHOW BIG GAIN
*
■
*
Karl Lehmann And
S c o u t . . Executive
Guests of Rotary
University Class Is
Here To Make Tests
On Utility Plants
Brooklyn High School Hazing Party
Results In Disfigurement of Girls
IRDFACTS
C
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1
*•if.
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pa g e
neat
TB B SA N F
CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS
■A
SjSiNDAY, A Fnil, 7. 1924
' WASHINGTON, Apt. 7^-T h«
SJty.KraplnR ha. notht
state cannot tax lands held by the
United States in tru st for Indians, News. Unless you use ■ k
w is announced today in the .auptente court.
Meet The W h ole Stone Family
unchback Notre
pa r t
^
K
t h Ca t
BY HARRY B. HUNT
:
NK.T Service Staff Writer.
ACCEPT MONEY
jUimeual interest attaches to
t h a . n rta sH ia ilu iin f the* Untvcrsal
■pedal ‘ The Hunchback of Notre
Dam*,’ ’a t the Milsnc Theatre to*
day and tomorrow.
For many
m onth, ic has been widely herald
ed as' tho last word in cinema nrt,
but th i. was taken with the pro
verbial grain of salt until niter
tho world premier at the Astor
Theatre in New- York City. The
.Gotham critics shattered all pre
cedent by using op more ndiectW H . of praise than even the
most intrepid press-agent would
’d are employ.
Cart Laemmle, president of
U niversal, realised tne great risk
he took in mnking changes in the
m isterpiece of Victor Hugo;
changes which he defended, how
ever, on the ground th at ns n
dram a must entertain all classes,
anything offensive to a religious
denomination must be deleted.
And, strange to say, all of the
changes were heartily endorsed
by the critics.
Lon Chancy, one of the great
e st character actors on either
stage or-wereen, plays the difficult
role of “Quasimodo,” the hunch
back.
He is supported by such
well-known players as Patsy
Ruth Miller, Ernest Torrence,
N e m a n Kerry, Nigel de Brnlier,
Tally M arihall, Brandon Hurst
and Gladys Brockwell. There are
75 principals and 3,500 extras in
l h a rca»t.
The entire Cathedral of Notre
Daffie waa reconstructed a t Uni
versal City os well as 1. eight
•(fhares of Parisian streets and
of LouU x:
S
/ 1. Mfoqffh party .leodsra
trouble to keep
tlKlr lines straight for thu coming
campflljs, .tate ami county organ•ratlotis ore reporting that newly
enfranchised "omen voters are
gumming up the organisation pro*
grain In many sections of tho
country.
Apparently the spring hr usertrnnlng fovrr, lias-hit n laiRe u n .
tlon of the politically.rmndni wo*
moa. They're blaming the nieh for
'iiuittng the place with oil, track
ing In mud nml dirt'arid losing r.ot
m-Tfly hnii.lv but positively filthy.
Anyway, they're rolling up thrlr
sleeves, getting out the brooms and
carpet t» a (era. and making a show
cf getting ready to clean up.
(Continued from pggwTrT** ~*
crnm rnt ns a government Is not
corrupt. There arc honest and
faithful public s e rv a n ts.and loyal
and patriotic constituents. There
nre limn find women, thoui-ands
And millions o f them just n . will
ing to sacrifico for the honor of
their country and ju st as capable
of serving the cause of clean gov
ernm ent as were their forbears.
Not Whole Story
"But the demoralization conaequent upon war docs not tell the
•whole siory. I venture to believe
th at so long as the present system
and standards prevail in'American
politics, regardless of party, you
will have conditions no less de
plot able than those which now
confront us. The country was
chocked to learn that a very large
sum of money was given to high
<flit-iaU by a party having busin tss with the government. Well,
what have we to say about an in
dividual having business, or ex
pecting to have business, with the
government giving a very, large
sum of money to the political p ar
ty which is in control or is seek
ing control, of the entire machin
ery of the governm ent? And this
is the practice which prevails in
this country not as to one party,
but ns to to all political parties.
“ Such large sums arc asked for
or given because of a desire to go
beyond the ordinary interests of
the individual in his party.- You
can buy influence with n -political
party quite as effective As you
can an individual. In the latter
instance it' is still denounced, in
the former instance it has become
an accepted practice."
sot busy. Bh* didn’t tike tii- t<>■*»•
manners nor his methods and /Aid
so. Mho organized the commute*
against him and .then kicked him
out.
’
'
*
Mies Smith will ba at th« Demo
cratic convention as delegate-atXt? of the fitst clean-up con
large from’ New Jersey—<loubttesa
ferences tolled by women who
one of the youngest delegates *on
want in we tlie political homestead the floor. It not the youngest.
maintained la’ better order Is that She's Just 23.
cf the League of Women Voters,
which’ will bo held In Buffalo April
:t t> 29.
IMILARLY, when the men out
Among the women who will wield
In Preble county, O.. reported
t) o d :stcr pn that occasion ato
there was no use organizing
iillft' Latbrop of Chicago, former
against the G. O. P.. It was a ’wo
l- f of tho If. S. Children's Duman, Mrs. Ada M. Whipple, of
r u; Mrs. Clifford Plnchot. wife of
Raton, who went out and organised
Pennsylvania's progressive repub
tho second biggest Democratic Vic
lican governor. Mrs. Frank Van*
tory Club In Ohio.
d.rllp, whom huelrand has organ'•When any man tells mo a thing1
1 tho Federal Research Bureau
cannot be done." Mrs. Whipple
In Washington to assist Investiga wrote Democrat lo headquarters.
tions Into governmental reckless"I’m golni to satisfy myself.”
rev), and Mrs. Carrie Chapman
Acting on this tip, Cordell Hull,
f’stt and Mrs. Mary Garrett Hay,
chairman of lbs Democratic No
veteran suffrage tampalgners.
tional Committee, le turning more
Tho conference will not choose
and more to women for assistance.
• i between Republicans and Demo"Whenever the men report 'It
•-•ate. but win concentrate Its
can't bo done,’ get o woman to do
efforts J9 stimulate women’s InIt." Hull has ordered.
'*»■*,t gent rally In picking "clean”
"And 1 never yet hove had a
r i n lor vXi.e I*'1* '•!*
woman fall," Hull eav*
O
S
(Continued from page 1.)
Mr. Bryan declared in a re
cent address that the prospects
now for n Democratic victory are
very bright, provided the party
s e le c ts . the rig h t man to carry
its standard.
By virtue of the
fact that Florida will hold n
preferential prim ary, Mr. Bryan,
if elected, will be compelled to
support the choice of the major
ity of voters, Mr. Maines i said.
So fa r there are only two candi
dates whor.e names will appear
cn the ballot In this state. They
are Oscar W. Underwood, of Ala
bama, and William Gibbs MrA ddo,'form er secretary of treas
ury, under the administrations of
Woodrow Wilson.
Mr. Bryan i% known to be bittcrly opposed to Underwood, but
las fffr ns McAdoo is concerned,
h e has not publicly expressed his
opinion. . At various times Bry-
n fl - l h*nm—lira a o we
"JlV-.no such a thini
the way It all happenet
crowd while the small gathI laughed, thoroughly enjoythe situation.
Finally, in
‘ (or frequent Interruptions
one as the other told her
» ,th« .chief learned the fact
a nautomobile accident Jind
t W and not' a fight as he
first suspected,
was quite evident th at it
a m ix e d 'u p affair and the
asked if they wouldn’t
rem ise.
.
.
hat’s whht I want to do,"
.the - sm artly dressed ono,
a o .d o .1 said the other. .
fall, w(ll you pay fpr the
First pictures of the fnmily of Harlan F. Stone, appointed attorney
general in the place of H arry Daugherty. Aboye is Mrs. Agnes Stonu
his wife, and below the two sons, Lauson, nt right and Mnrshall, left
Marshall finds mathematics, rather than law, his forte,, while Lwsot
intends to follow in his fnthcr's footsteps.
county at n point probably five or
the other side of the river In Lake
six mile* from where the men w ire
captured. They were In a boat
and the officers believe that the
three alleged moonshiners were on
(Continued from page 1.)
their way to Orlando to dispose- of
wny to Orlando to deliver the stuff the "ahinc."
•. •
to some patrons there. They hkve
The sheriff stated th a t he had
been informed that a DcLand liq been receiving some complaints
uor seller^ has been
passing about tho activity of bootleggers in
through this city frequently on that vicinity and on Saturday ho
his \ ay to Orlando to dispose of received word th at a load of liquor
his stock. Crompton received a would pass through this particular
fine of $200 and costs in court this jlacc a t a certain time.
When
mrnlng.
placed under a rrest one of the men
Sheriff Hand in company with grabbed his gun but by the quick
Deputies Williamson,- Stephenson work of the officers, he was grab
and B axter nabbed threo men ear bed before he had a chance to car
ly Sunday morning on the Wekiva ry out his purpose.
River about 12 miiea from San
Driggers ia in Jail here but Syl
ford, after they had hold nn all vester and aPtrick furnished bonds
night watch. The officers found of $250 each. All threo will be
20 gllons of moonshine in the pos tried at the next term of court
session of tho men. The men gave
On Friday the sheriff, and hia
their names as Raymond Sylvester. men caught another violator of the
prohibitjpq laws when they arrestJ Charles Stafford a fte r they
id several cases of liquor in
house. Stafford is out under
edd tim ers at the game and that a -5Q band I s appear ia >Kt
^
probaH y tycxtcd.ofi/it
1TOSV3
.
Your Sunday dinner
will be a success and
will cost you less if
you buy from adver
tisers on the Grocery
Page.
■I. - *, .
4*4 »ohtesesbh mill* m, oil
lasts sate Setter........
4
Herald readers get
the benefit of the
best that the market
affords—and save
money at the same
time.
DU k
,
A
PARIS, Apr. 7—Dispatch to Intrunsigi-nnt from Ilraisi-I* says
i King Albert ia ncrinualy ill and h
forced to give up hia.procctrd re.
view of the gnrrivm nt the -npital
tomorrow and apriid the day
which will be his 40th birthday in
I,tel.
King Albert Is eu
gripiH! and phytdcianr
him to remain in bed.
b u il d in g a
g r e a t e r c it y
file T b » A a . n r l a i r d P r r - . « l
LONDON, Apr. 7—AnnounceSanford ia develop ' ment wae made that the Princo of
ing in ell directions. {Wales nails on the Southampton
Over a vast te rri liner, Arundel Castle, on May 2nd,
tory the Hty is | for a tour of Mouth Africa. It atgrowing fend pros riven fit Cape Town May ID.
pering.
C O N D IT IO N O F~H A N K S.
The needs of everyono, rich and poor,
poor.
f B v T N r « N . < - r l a tr d
in each part or tho
WASHINGTON,
r - 7—Thu
city find expression ‘Comptrolte rof Currency today Uin the Want Ads lucd a call for the condition of all
of The Herald.
national banka a t the close of busiTo keep informed neee, Monday, Mar. 31.
road the Classified
pages of The Her
Thus the affair wan vettlod and
ald.
both parties went on their way.
whether rejoicing or not, orio could
not toll. It wan perhaps the most
To reach all the peo stirring'scene that has trunsnlrple
effectively — ed a t the stution . The aevidont
leave your Want AH eccurod at First- and Mawnolla
*
a t The Herald Office and waa. not * * - cur wan
T h 0*VGa to send for Tlte datni
'St -und 'K j
i “Ufa aU i n ! , day’s
the only thine the chief
ren lj', to n .qlientibn of
felt a fte r thfl affair waa
C a ndj>
10c Evcryuhert
E. J. Smith (
DISTRIBUTORS
• Jacksonville. Florid
a-
There is a Correct Color and Prod\
. . .visions of
bssyty. ., problem* In tint
MINDpIcturSi’
sod tons... rsqutrwn.nts of utility
...' many srltpl .l«m«nt» sotar into
the pbssant task cf beautifying the
i& m s fc is ™-°
>d taautl* JCTZw|a find a
IM 0J Vamjah Product In
r flat and ton* to produce
■Act dasiratl _
BALL HARDWARE CO
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- - M.TTCTtniB'XOlNr WmJ -
E V 0E PAINT
Report o f the Condition o f the
Sanford, Florida
AT THE CLOSjE OF BUSINESS MARCH 31ST, 1624; AS CA
BY THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
TAKE A PRINTED SILK DRESS FOR
MENTAL STRAIN
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts ..$1,Old,091.30
Overdrafts ....!...,....... 870.48
Stocks and Bonds ..., ,.. 278,257.50
( n r Tfce \ . . i , r l . l » i l I'rr.-I
-
*
f rom F lorida
Dr. A. A. Murphree. president of
the University of Florida.
Local adm irers of M r.-Bryan
aa well as those of other kections
of the state, feel that if tho Great
Comoncr Is selected by the FlorIda voters to represent the state
at the convention, he > will be
heard from and thut he will bo n
big factor in the selection of the
p artv’a choice for the chief office
of the land.
T hat Sir. Bryan will draw a'
large crowd from all over tho
county is tho popular belief of
his many suporter* in this com
munity. Since taking up his resi
dence in this elute several year.)
ago, Bryan hat« endoared *»*-•-*•»<
to thousands of residents of Flor
ida by his activities m ootui., ...
many rthmI movements , chief of
which was 1ho campaign .'■)*•
funds to erect a Y. M. C. A.
building nt the University of
Florfila. . . .
During that cu-.ipaign last year
Mr. Bryan, in cnmpuuy with Dr.
Mprphrcc, wept to all part i i*f
thg alnte, .-pvaUii'; of t’15 great
advantages offered by the Uni
versity of Florida and urging thp
whole-hearted support in behalf
cf the officials to erect u .handK IN(.r ALBERT IU „
'
By reading the Spec
ial Ofl@Hngs on the
grocery page of The
- Herald today.
leading
Sanford’s
_
merchants are offa'- ing low prices and
good service.
STRONG ARM OF
THE LAW AFTER
DRY OFFENDERS
Ydfk Drivers
A rrangem ents Made
de on SanfordFor Political Meeting
B usy Thoroughfare
With Bryan Thursday
i • • (Continued from page 1.) .
have passed an examination to
drive and «o this woman is to
blame fo r the whole affair," vehe
m ently declares the newcomer.
11" It’a no such a thing. That wo.
man la to blame.
She ran into
rejoins
jh« woman of the first
Meanwhile the chief puts HU
hands to his ears as the two wo
men g lare a t each other and enla w hat m ay be said to be
YOU W IL L 3A Y E -REAL MONEY
r t ,VA IU ! I 'N O T O N , D. C - A S
Printed silks should re<4|r«-’
Nobel prlzra of thrlr own for A pr
■Impllelty they havo briinght lito
femintiiM attire.
Bo nayiy rliaiuiIng nrn (hey In thetnselv«;s m il
they have eliminated the need. ,nd.
therefore tho m ental . atraln , of
aearchlng for new Until and iW ,
brlowa for each season.
The
material and tho dcnlxn writ lliqrcIn U the thing thla year.
Fttwera bloom In every frock tiov. but
they aro rather conventionalized
flower., modern In treatment snd
crisp tn conception.
Tho perky lit tin blooms In the
illustration ore black, printed op a
background of Chinese-red flat
crepe, and nre a drUgn.from he
veraaUla brush of M. H^nrt
Creangr, Ihe noted fashion, esp-rt
They are oet off b / bunds of th*
aumn mnlertat, but without a ■!»>
algtt.
From tho wide, allgttfy
a<iuarcd neck, there Is, a font Itch'
panel down the front, which la rut
from tho same piece as the low
plain band around Iho waist, a
band of Ihe santo finishes tho t>udcraklrt and - the brief ktniena
sloevos.
Klght little plrala mukn
a panel In lha middle of the tunln
und two small pockets are dtar o n t-ach aide In front. Firm
ihe right pocket fade a .mill
Chinese.rod pldffon bandkerchi>f.
sljtched In black..
lint, alines anil heads *hO: |il
m-it'eh cnch other, rather than I.-.
kill'‘bn-*1 ■!)■• -te^a* a t tpa--- li'eiwat
.-miri.-n*.
J tu hat B*.net rated U
'( btfr i.-utgUq't st'a**. •I'dte i »t
ff» otto strep
nin-ilt-,
OthbFReal Estate
CASH ANB I
BANKS
210,122.71
5,168.55
516,842.69
l ia b il it ie s
Capital S to ck ............... «
Surplusr and' Undivid
ed Profits-.,...... 1...T
Dividends U n p a id .....
Circulation .................. -
Bills Payable ...............
Rediscounts ......... .
DEPOSITS..................
$2,030,35323
$2,030,353.23
Deposits March 31st
i
1924
$1,836,758,69
Deposits March 3}st,
.1
1,334.39653
Resources March 31st,
1924 ....... :............... $2,030,353^3
Resources MartH 31st,
1923 . ................... :
Increase
502,36116
Increase
F. F. FO R ST E R .... .. .. President
$ 484,444.92
L : X BRUMLBY,
T. J’. M illiE R ,.......Vice
lent
B. F. WHITNER,
Cashier
A. L. BETTS, ....Aasifttant Cashier
Frchident
DIRECTORS
T. r.': HAWK
B1F. WHITNER
�►AGE TW 0
THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1924
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e n te r e d a g a in s t
n i l Ham O. A m in i H u t. If t w i n g , O.
a ru l,w U .\ Krtima A. Htclff,
|lr U D ttt. aU .tff fh)t u n k n o w n heirs.
If Ilyins'. <*# (he e s t a t e nt Joh n W.
rirtm d j (lores*,-d. j u r y IVolverton,
tl» IVilnK. L uth er C. IMrtrr. If.llvlntr.
I* tv 1 i» rto (,,If livin’*. Atxrgorct 8.
Itanura;. In d ivid u ally nml ,*r *t|r^
cearu^'lii trust t i n ll ii tie r l IT ll i f n * e j. if l i v i n g C h arles C. W a rw lrk ,
T ru stee nml h is miccrsnurs. If llv l a i r ^ a t a i U i w irTTfumitev. If liv in g ,
nml AI.el Crlf(In, 1/ llvlmr. AdnUaiJ.
lslrator. .,f th e K its!,- ,.t John wTf
Griffin. deeenseil. "nml If said par.
tie s n o (tend. till p a rties ctnlmlm : j
Inlet, ‘t und er Hi njntnlrxe I* Griffin,
and w ife, H en rietta K. lir lf fln . d ecenard. W illia m <1. Andehrlod. <lereused. O. \V. Htrlff. nnd w ife,. Km.
nta A. Htelff. d eeeased . all o f the
u n k n ow n heirs, dereu srd , of
tit,e
sstiC - ■'( Joh n W. clrlffln.' deeea*e<l.
J. 1 *. W n lv e r t fn , dcreitsi-d, L u th er
{*., ! iirter. ituroased,
I.. O. Porter,
doiC-nseii; Mnrttarel R ItHittsey. Ind lv h t in l ly am t os s u c c e s s o r In trust
to Robert 'll.
Itnmse . d -eeaseil.
Charles C. W a rw ick . T r u s t e e nnd
tils Mo e e ss u m , d ereased. Mnricnret i
IV. Itiimsey. d eceased . and Abel ■
‘Griffin. deeenseil. A tliulnlstratnr o fj
the O t a t e of John W. Griffin, d e - !
In Brutal Ct^lld ly^tBrder^i* Mj* ,\\\*'
Ifember DeMolay
. •
I
KANSAS CtTY, M o. Apr. 8,—
T£M PA , Fla., April 8.—A con-i
lit] Grand Council Order o{ Dc- stituency of -approximately 300,*|
olay has issued a call for 50 000 women, members of missiojiary societies... will bo reprrrrrrretf
a t tnb annual meeting of ■the
Woman’s Missionary Council of
, the MetHbuist Episcopal Church*
rirh>m these B0 DeMolays one South, which convenes here Wcdwlll be chosen to represent De- nesday, the ninth, for s&tsion* that
Molay a* an observer a t the Brit- will continue through the .follnwla b ‘.Em pire .Exposition at London,‘ing Wednesday, April 16. U p w a r d s
the. Olympic games a t Paris, and, of 200 delegates nnd visitors are
the National Boy Scout Jamboree} expected, *including missionaries
a t Copenhagen. All expenses of and doaconnesses.
the young man will be paid when
The meeting will be called to
hb ' embarks for Europe with a order Wednesday evening, by Mrs,
party, which will leave this eoun- F. F. Stephens of Columbia, Mo.,
try June 81; 1924, under trained who was elctced a t last year’s
le a d e r sh ip , 'fo r a ten weeks’ edu- Mobile meeting to 1111 the vacancy
tiny nr March
I Sev^njll J t |
i Ida, Im am I
l:. w . ttiln c r
| Holl'clfM- no
i
CntnUalni
They are standardized in order to. bring about uniform
therapeutic efficiency;to the patient whenever requir
ed. This efficiency. }h most needed in the sick room—not
merely in the laboratory.
In the physical, mental, social and
spiritual phases of life. He must
be an unusually well-balanced,
well-rounded out typical Ameri
can young man, worthy to repre
sent the order, eager for the best
Possible education and conscicnti-'
oas of making ttye best of the op
portunities he has to get it, ablei
to express himself in public clear
ly and convincingly, and must be
w»U informed on the happenings
of the day, which constitute history
if\ the making.
“ I t will bo a great honor for any
JmMotay to be selected as one.of over to Nationals and will be fea
ta e 50 m ost outstanding- members
o f the order by reason of hi* at tured by seven 10-minute talks by
tainm ents ia all aspects of life.
T hat alone will be one of the
greatest distinctions th at ever L. Gibson Day" in honor of Miss
came to an American young man. Marin 1„ Gibson,
25 years
P b r one of these 50 a very unusual president of S carrittforBible
nnd
Privilege and opportunity is in Training school; now president
emeritus of S carritt College for
Christian W orkers. At tho morn
ing serice Sunday, Bishop Ains
worth of the Florida conference,
will preach the council
sermon
and consecrate three young women
to the office nnd work of deacon*
ess. They are Miss Lexie Vivian,
Carrlxo Springs, Texas; Miss El
len W right, Hampton, Vn., and
Miss Helen Reeves, St. Louis.
Daily Fashion Hint
What is true of drugs must be true of foods. Purity
and efficiency in the can is only part of the problem
—purity and efficiency in the kitchen is the true test..
The law requros that baking powder contain 12%
leavening gas a t the time of Hnle to . the consumer.
This measure insures uniform leavening efficiency and
protects the health of the public.
Sophie Cupek, 14 (shown at-lower left) started out to deliver milk
in the ueiglihorhOtKl of Chicopee, Mass., Stanley Zalesky, 17, is alleged
to have enticed her into his home and, ater, to have dubbed her to death
in the cellar, wrapped the body in a carpet and dumped it in the Con
necticut river. Police say he has signed a confession. Above police are
shown dragging the river for the body.
siiance, upon th e pay no nt th e r e f o r
of o n e Hundred Ivttl'ar* per share,
t o g e t h e r w ith
any
uccum tilatetl
d ivid en d s thereon. Any s t o c k h o ld
er lioldlnk any p referred stock of
th e corp oration shall h a v e th e r ln h i
at any tim e to have sa id p referred
Stock redeemed a ft e r thirty du> s'
notice* to tin- A sso ciation , but at
mi tim e sh all more th a n o n e - h a l f
of th e fu n d s In the T rea su ry Of sa id
AsSOdtlnn be ap p licab le to th e d e
m a n d s of w u in ir .iw ln n hold ers of
co m m o n and preferred stock w i t h
out . the c o n sen t of the Hoard of
D irectors. Hotli the preferred an d.
com m on sto ck sh all be paid In l a w
ful money of the t'n ite d s t a t e s .
T h e com m on stock sh a ll be paid In
m o n th ly In stallm en ts In such m a n
ner nnd under such r e su lt Inti,* ns
th e h y - l a w s mny direct. Karh stiltscrlb er to com m on s t o c k sh a ll pay
an en tra n ce fee
of
tw e n t y - l iv e
(L IS ) c e n ts on each sh are Of sto ck
su bscribed .and e v e r y sh a re o f c o m
m on stock shall lie subject to a
Hen for p a y m e n t of unimfd in s t a ll ;
mi-tils a ml—f o r tithPT ch a rg e a In-
i urr**il thi-ronii, ns may be provided
by tin- lly'-Liiwu."
In W ith es* Whereof, th e Hanford
Hiflldllik nml Loan A sso ciation , n
co rp oration , has cau sed th is notice
and c e r tific a te to be sinned In It*
corp o ra te n am e by Its President,
and sea led w ith Its c o r p o r a te ,s e a l,
a t t e s t e d by ' Us Hecrtlnry on this
th e Tlh day
April, A. D. l'J2t.
HANFORD RDII.DI.VO AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION.
Ily T. .1. Milter, Its P resid en t,
A tte stA P. C on n elly, i t s Secretary.
■t-8.J6-22-2!».
In the t'lrrnlt t'wtrrf nf the Seventh
Jndlelnl circuit uf Florida, In nnd
fur Mrinluolr t'nunlj. In Chancery
CITATION.
Marina Crnwford. Joined
by
hor
huahand and n ext friend. IT. C.
C raw ford, C omplainant,
vn.
tlynjarhlne L. Griffin, el ul..
Defendant*.
__ To. Hutvjamlne-’ I«- Hrftfflrr. and
w ife . H en rietta K. Griffin, If living.
In order to comply with this fixed standard for bak
ing powder, manufacturers must produce and pack
their product so as to avoid the deterioration which
may result from absorption of atmospheric moisture,
linking Powder manufacturers to avoid violation of
the law, also spend thousands of dollars yearly in
testing grocers’ stocks and removing “spent” goods
from his shelves, in spite of the fact th at eve^-y jI o h sible precaution had previously been taken against de
terioration.
With the exception of Texas, the pure food laws are not applied to bak
ing powder mixed with dour at the mill nnd sold in bags ns ‘‘Self Rising
Flour.” There is no penalty on the manufacturers if this fails to “self
rise"—the consumer is the “goal”— he is the one th at pays the penalty
through indigestion and ill health thut comes from eating makings that
are not properly raised. The standardization of baking powder is a pro
tection to both the consumer nnd the manufacturer—who 'welcomes
such Inws and co-operatcs in every way possible. But!
Not ao with the self rising flour manufacturer—he regents such laws
and lights such legislation. Why? Because a standardization of self ris
ing flour would require moisture-proof container instead of cheap sacks
—because low grade "clears” could no longer be sold ns ..“fancy ..patent
flour.” It wculd also mean he must maintain expert chemical control
such ns is now maintained by baking powder manufacturers.
Calumet Baking Rowder contains only such ingredients as have been
officially approved by the U. S. Food Authorities.
Packed in Tin—keeps the Strength In
HB, Kansas City (411) 7 Mas
$ 350.80
OS, Jefferson City (440.0) 8
0.00
“IKFI, L os Angeles (469) ■8:45
i&fc-ies, concert; 10-11 Concert; 12
M ehestra; 1
M.f Orchestra-..
rflVHAS, Louisville Journal (400)
7 0 0 Concert, reading.
FOR THE PRINTED SILKS
-SWHA, Madison (360) 7:30 Talk.
LrWGI, Medfocd Hillside (3G0)
A model that looks well in the printed
fi|30 Big Brother Club; 5:50 Camp silks
ami calls fora touch of plain color
Elbe Girls; 0:20 Science; 6:30 pro- is artistically portrayed here. The
dress is o( the slip-on type, and the Mitt,
W EAF, New York (492) 6 Synago. crushed girdle, with beaded motifs at
gue; 0:60 Talk; 7 Columbia Uni- the sides, corresponds with the band
w s i t y ; 7:20 Edna F carn; 8 Chic- that finishes the lower edge of the
tunic blouse. Deep sections that are
n± ; 9 Tenor.
w WJZ, New York (455* 6 Bed- dashed at the back and gathered into
cuff-kinds lengthen the IdttU e; 6:30 Dance; 0:45 Talk; 7 narrow
mono sleeves. Medium sixe requires
Dance; 7:30 Talk; 9:30 Dance.
III yards figured and
yard Jb-inch
IfW OR, Newark (405) 5:15 Music, plain
material.
ItB ec lta l; 9:30 Band.
Pictorial Review Dress No. 1770.
riX LX , Oakland (509), 10 Bari Sixes, J l la 4 j inches bust. Price, 43
tone, Hawaiian numbers.
Tents.
l WAAW, Omaha (360) 8, MurkWDAR, Philadelphia (305) 6:30
Talk; 7, Talk; 7:30 Concert; 8:30
Recital; 9:10 Dance.
HWOO, Philadelphia (509) 6:30
Orchestra; 7:45 Recital; 8, Orches.
ten . 9:10 Dance.
, JVF1, Philadelphia (395) G Talk;
Orchestra.
w-W IP.
lP, 'Philadelphia (509) 5:00
OKChestra; 0 Talk.
rfcKDKA, Pittsburgh (326) 5:15
Cpacert; '6:15
Talk; 7:31)
M U
». t J U Concert.
CAE, Pittsburgh (462)
cert; 6:30 Sunshne Girl
io; 7:30 Musical.
OTECT
k
YOUR
HEALTH
CHILD’S
xiugh thoughtiessnesa the slight
gh or cold of a child is often nacted and soon becomes serious,
aw doses of FOLEY’S HONEY
D TAR COMPOUND, a t small
t, taken at the onset of the
I would bring speedy relief. Be
flared, have a bottle of this
p. reliable cough remedy on
pd. and give promptly when a
[gn or cold Is detected. Equally
[affective for older persons. No
■tee. Sold everywhere.
[» •< AaelivalUe far Taa D tH
lav I h Hm ITS af taa General
liter Is i.arrbv jflvrn that OvsrIt Investment Company, pur*t ot l e x Certificate No. SIS.
d lUe 1st day of June. A. D..
has Hied M id certificate In my'
I, sad baa made application for
lead to laaue In acccdance with
Hald certlncat* embrace* the
Ming described properly situIn Heml mile County. Florida.
It: As fnt. in B*«. NW. Cor.
IVli of NB14. See. I. Two. SI
, H E., ran 8. StS.S ft.. k7 l* |
r. StS.S ft., W. SSI ft., /Less K.
■kt-af-wny)—I acres. The said
balms assessed nt the date of
iMuanca of such rertlflcat* In
anm* of A. M. Hunt. Unless
certificate shall be redeemed
’ding to taw tax deed will Issue
KM-a»-Mte- lW -d a y -g r-X im t
i i u m r official signature and
stair* at lha Slat* af KIm Ms
. 1070.25
128.10
16.50
. 2242.50
. 2866.35
. 201.00
. 23.08
. 332.20
...
.
*v*
■>+-v
1.20
60.00
162.00
. 100.00
. 60.00
. 76.05
. 481.30
. 800.40
. 13.00
t-M -t-* * * .)-* * * * * -* * *
To be* borne by City 1-3............ ..........
To be borno by property owners .....
Number of feet frontage, 1896.4.
Assessment per foot frontage, $3.4531
Name
Description
Fi
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., Lot 8, Blk 3,
Tr. 5 ............................ ............... .........................
Alice Fitts and L. H. Gibbs, Lot 9, Blk 3, Tr. 5 ...
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., Right-af-Way
— Blk 3, Tr. 5 .......... ....... ...................J ____ __ _
Chase & Co., Lot 12, Blk 3, Tr. 5 ..................... .
Mattie G. Pace, Lot 8, Blk 3, Tr. 0 ...*....................
L. II. Gibbs, Lot 11, Blk 3, Tr. 0 ....... ...................
Clara Uenjamln, Lot 8, Blk 3, Tr. 7 ...................
E. M. Furcn, Lot 11, Blk 3, Tr. 7 -------- -----------Mrs. E. M. Roberts, Lot 8, Blk 3, T r. 8 — . . . . ----Mrs. F. K. Smith, Lot 11, Blk 3, Tr. 8 ........ ......—
Chase & Company, Lot 1, Blk 4, Tr. 5 ............... —
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., Uight-of-Way
Blk 4. Tr. 6
...... ............. - .......... ................
S. O. and J. C. Chase, Lot 6, Blk 4, Tr. 6 ................
M. F. Robinson, E. 1-2 of Lot 1, Blk 4, Tr, 6—
S. O. Shinholser, \V%L-2 of Lt 1, Blk 4, Tr. 6 ...
Unknown, E.‘ 53 ft. Lot 0, Blk 4, Tr. 0 ----- ---- W. H. Hand, \V. 64 f t Lot 0, Blk 4, Tr. 0.... .
C. W. Lafng Lot 1, Blk. 4. T r .7 -1 .... - .... *.......
W. P. Brooks, Lot 6, Blk 4, Tr. 7 ............ ..
Jesse S. Roberts, Lot 1, Blk 4, T r. 8 -------------J. M. Mitchell, Lot 6, Blk 4, Tr. 8 --- -------------Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company, E. 45 feet
of Myrtle Ave., between F irst St. and Third
Street .......... ........................ —......
Tho above nnd foregoing flinpl dsaessmenls, arc payable without
NOTICE
Anyone wishing to com- interest up to APRIL 16^ 1924, n n d f r o m and filler «?<d itatc, -m LL
speciat^ise.tsm entrw lll bo payable only in ten equal annual install
unniteJitoTVTirthe Khfeliia ments, with interest a t 8 per cant per gnnum on all deferred payments.
_.
o f'th e Ko
KIux KUn of
a^dressing
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Geneva
■mas Dixon, famous author of
CUnsman,” "Th* Fall of a
„» and other widely known
t dealing with the Old South,
pme out strongly for game
rtion and agaltwt the general
ace projects -,.wbieh now
ten with extinction the wild
life of America. •
Dixon says: "1 wiah to add
■roust to this general drain
ed marsh, swamp and lake
We Americans «ro prrrrtrbthort-uRhud. WUhowt doubt
te claiming it is a Wgn of
tea that within the past five
Lhalf a hundred million acres
knh land have been drained.
U)ii the acreage under our
I n as a sweet m orsel;'w e do
lop to think what this drain*
Cnna to America’s migratory
|n o r what the th re a t to mlgL birds means to us. We do
hop tod think until II la too
Mfb»t is characteristic.
L reeds and tall grasses In
h r places furnish ideal rest*
ind breeding places for mlg-
'i
g .vruo-’N An
I V- H IV C 'I T w r ?
anufacturfhg nr. * nm kctrm fw yp t
tilled 'Tersonal Experience” in
mcmifncturing nml niarketinv of,
prollurte fro nicittm nnd o th e r'
Florida fruits, which will lie held
Mi Taih'prt'April 2B-3S.
Crr.cva is having not r n ’y
n
building boom, hut many ioouirie*
for land In and nrnuml Geneva,
fiomp of their tourists are comm"
j back next ypnr to buy homes and
stay nml many o'.hcrs are coming
to_huy homes for farniin?.
Inc irene\m Comunity.
(
Club held
a regular business meeting Mon
day, Apr. :t, nt (he home of Mrs.
Quirk.
Fifteen numbers worn
present and three visitors. Tibs
was ulso the annual election of offic-rri.
. •
Mrs. r . T. Wakefield, president,
Mrs. H. Pmishnd, vice-president,
find Mrs. Chnrle
Phllipn, secre
tary. who served faithfully in tlioir
Copyright Keystone View Co. respective offices ror three yearn,
n i i t a . f i B o u wwtfcar, « k i
are nil elected ngnin, anil Mrs.
•* M S N lw I ln • ( u tls e V
Franklin, ’who served one year
w ll4 b v L
ns treasurer, is also re-elected.
The program committee
for
Memorial Day observance for
April 20 was r.;ipointef(
The
cemetery work was discussed and
a clean-up day was set for Tues
day, Apr. 11, nt the park. In the
oi’ening n. picnic supper will !>_>
served a t the pi;rk and the band
will give a free concert. At the
close el the meeting a basket.
bazaar was held and the hosted,,
Mrs. Quirk, rerved delicious cake
and orangeade.
i> Dr. Quirk and wdfo, his son
und family, who have n winter
home in Geneva, returned Satur
day to their home itr Watkins,
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TAMPA, Apr. 5.—Judge John
White, one of the pioneer realdents of this city .is dead at the
i-.ge o[ 7D.
lie leaves a widow
und small son.' Judge White was
born in Madison county December
'I, -1X46, and came to Hillsborough
county in 1847 nfter some experi
ence driving cullin' in Texas, lie
rerved in the Confederate army,
taking part in the buttle of N atur
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juToift fail to see the
Hunchback tonight.
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SPECIAL
Florida Is Ju st Right.
I like Floridn because it lias
a mild climate nil the year, being
neither too hot nor too cold.
Mn3t of tho trees are green all
the year und the flowenr. are
blooming, which makes i^. more
Sanford’s
leading
merchants are offer
ing low prices and
good service.
> I'LL INVC5T1 CATE -
COME TO t>i£ BASEMENT
henutiful than th e country with
lAVLOlg
Imre trees und nu flowers.
When Fdnce De Leon discover
ed Florida, ho called it "The Land
In West Palm Beach and Mi
of Flowers," which was a select- j beautiful nhd prosperous itulc.
cd name because there n”i» many It has many pretty flowers und ami they grow ,- any cocoanuts.
There is a direct water route
trees, it also has a healthy clim
beautiful flowers grown here.
Florida is very, cool during the ate. Although it is damp, it is from Florida, or Sanford rather,
breeze comes from the Atlantic,! nice and sunny, for this reason it to New York.
sumer months because the breeze- i is -culled "Sunny Florida."
I think most people who live in
comes from the Atlantic Ocean i People* who are In the north, Florida like the climate and seenand tlie Gulf of Mexico and blows | think Florida Is a tine state. In
over the peninsula and cool» the I
MAY FOUM MILK IlOAHI)
atmosphere.
' JACKSONVILLE, Apr. 7.—The
I like to live in Florida becaus.11
[Duval odtfnty medical association
it has good schools, instead nt.
High School Notes
having so many small schools, we Some days are colder tint! oth [ has started a movement for the
have consididated schools, th at Is ers. hut in the long run Florida’s i formation of n milk commission
they
have hirgc schools ami brint* weather is nearly\tho same in |in Duval county to be affiliated
f. McKay returned Sunday tions of the World." Onfr^ljunchildren
from many miles away winter and summer. — >
with the Amerlcnn niilK commlsGaincsville, where he at-jd red and thirty csseys were suh""Jip-ida has very beautiful
i t.W'teofwenve.of the,. U.
nptUxl to Ihe- itK-al i ha|itcc-A-l\ad*TFhfle ift ntsdny, a .L-tuiiiiiillK awtHJvfHfirfdf
has many largo « r t i i ^ _icty? '■ Almost every nwrt—yw r abiuit certification of milk, In
svilie ho also witnessed the Mrs. De Forrest, Mrs. Tolar,' Mis.
-itics, including Miami drive over, you may see wild und Inric* .that come up to certain
cultivated flowers. People have
a.avcnU ol! .the annual track.. Rossctter,.. Ml a,. £ t iU1ipc. -I>uL U" v■.
standards, j , ,
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thw
country
nrnrlv"
av7£e
nouncoi
the
winning
oaany
the high schooia of the atate
Florida i«—an—agricultural and yard hns some kind of flowers.
number bl-Z. This
us state, growing many voget-1
When you are ill .Tam pa you
Bfff- aides And citrus fruits.
L
>u -O nM aN S 0 # , popea-nJl Miss' Flore
can
look out ovor the Gulf of
re tpere glad to have with us, Kay, who received the prize of
Sanford Is noted Tor ita truck |
ha pel Thursday, Dr. Brownlee. 511*. The toucher* und pupils wish farming. It is also nn-j rtf the I Mexico or the Tampa Bay and
| H. S. pupils and tearhcrB ni to thank the D. A. R. for the in greatest celery centers in the see the aun aet.
The sun rising over the A tlan
ts knjoy tho visits from tho terest they have taken in our High world. Sanford also has many
tic Ocean seems' to make tho
liters of our city and wish that School.
citrus fruit goves.
t would come more often.
There urc ninny birds In Flor-i water glitter.
The Seniors are very busy these ida because it in so warm in v/inFlorida also has many or nil
I days practicing r,«r the Senior trr that they come hero to get out good roads, asphalt chiefly.
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the Amcrk-uit devolution’’ ol j play, “Anr.e What’s Her Name." of the cold weather of the north, j Another name given to Florida
ford offered a $15 prize tc 1which will be presented Friday
Many tourists come to Florida t la "The Land of .Flowers.” Wild
pupil writing the best cssaj evening. April 25, nt the Milano each winter for tho climate and flowers, such as, violets, roses,
of ferns
“Tlie Constitution; who frnm Theater. aWtch for further an- also to see the sights that Florida 1phlox and varieties
grow in the woods.
possesses.
it and its effect upon the nu
The population of Florida is
With ail these advantages Flor
ida will, in some time, be one of 9fi8,470 people.
the leading states of the United
Florida is bounded by water on
States.
the south, cast und west.
Primary School Notes
Most people, after they hnvc
Henry Russell.
lived hen* for awhile, don't like
Why I Like Florida,
over tho state they come too. Ami Gome To The Land Of Flowers. to leave here, The people who
Eighth Grade.
H attie Loosing. live in Florida are culled "F lor
th a t’s another ren.-um I like it.
I like Floridn because it- is u idans.”
Lust, but not the least-r-Florida
is a lovable state. That’s why 1
like it. I think everybody likes it,
don’t you’i
By reading the Spec
ial OfTerings on the
grocery page of The
Herald today.,
ts u u n s m s s m ffiim ttm t a t .
BY------TAYLOR
If you have not seen this development, drive out from
Sanford or Orlando, distance 22 miles, over good roads to
the Okeechobee division of its lines at Chuluota, and you
will find a high rolling country interspersed with clear,
spring-fed sand bottom lakes, with high banks and well
stocked with fish... A most delightful country for an all
year residence. Chuluota possesses many natural ad
vantages to the home-seeker, the citrus grower or the
trucker. Flowing wells are had in the trucking district
varying in depth to 200 feet and many are taking advan
tage of its equitable climate, fertile soil, ..beautiful ..and
healthy country, and preparing to make it then* homes.
The Okeechobee division is now extending its line to
Miami which will connect this section with Cuba and
give a direct line through Chuluota to all points north,
east and west.
. The Chulutoa Inn, a modern brick hotel which bears
a reputation for its hospitality and elegant cuisine in
vites you. Its accessability to nearby points, its beauti
ful Betting, makes this hotel a most popular and charm
ing resort- Its manager, Mrs. Chas. D. Brumley, is ever
ready to add any comfort or pleasure to the entertaining
of her guests.
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For further information write or phone Mrs.'
Chnhiota Inn, Chuluota, Florida.
For information on lands Wfite o r phone Jasu
Chas. D,
r-L-i .a*9l
D. Brumley, Manager
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THE 9 AI^FORlV
Sanford Herald
aa Second C lin Matter, Oc, 111*, at the Poalotflca at
Florida, under act of March
..*7.00. 8 li Months I*.ED
i City t»y Cart'ar par
W m h j M dlllon II Par
Pftctai. MOTlCHt All obituary
las. cards of tnanhs. roaolutli-ns
■otic** of entertainments where
rgea a rt made, wilt b* charged
a t regular advertising rates.
TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1924
■, Citrus Growers, Work
Together!
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Sanford and Seminole county do not specialize aa do
many Florida sections in the growing of cltruh fruits. Thi»i
is a farming section and not% fru it growing section. And
being a farming district it has not been effected by the poor
marketing system employed by the fruit growers and, ship
pers in other parts of the state. It has not felt from a finan
cial standpoint the results of inability' of fruit growers to get
a fair return from their crops.-— .
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' “ "However, Sanford and Seminole county are effected in
directly by the conditions which exist in neighboring .coun
ties. And the people of,this prosperous county should lend
every effort possible to the growers of the orange and grape
fruit so that they will hereafter get full value for their
crops. By contributing to make the citrus, industry a better
paying industry Seminole’s citizens will be assisting in mak
ing Florida a more prosperous state.
May 1 has been designated as Citrus' Sign-Up Day
when efforts will be made to get all fruit growers in the state
together for the purpose of preventing a repetition of the
bad conditions which caused fruit growers such heavy finan
cial losses thia year.
Conservative estimates have it that more than thirty
million dollars has been the loss to the state because of dis
orderly marketing bf th citrus crop. This heavy financial loss
As Brisbane Sees. It
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. A busy sum m er for Sanford.
-------- -o-------- G et ready to vote. You'll be
foolish to miss the fun.
--------- o--------T he baseball season sta rts in
/ « «days.
law a
a■ few
--------- o--------Sky-scraping has nothing to do
w ith shooting stars.—Pensacola
L N w ra. Unless ouy usa a cannon.
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l :WIX^THOUBLES NEVER CEASE?
Contemporary Comment
G«od News to Lacking.
Chi ea goV Biggest Hotel.
Wine British Peers;
Only One Flying Fore*.
the light' of
York World.
A splendid * way to raise
enue .would be to tax ., all j
dotcr '•gew-tw enty-ont years
-.B aton Rouge (La.) News.
nomocracy has its faults,
course, but, on the who!
stems preferable to an oilirs
—Si. Louis Host-Despatch!
An astronomer says tha
moons revolve around the o
before prohibilun,. only
means rose o'er the city—f
Ingham Age-Herald.
' “ Bad, grammar don't sound ven
gqod, but it don't seem t' hi!f.
anybuddy back. Say it .my ^
W
’ 'cept , with onions—Ab.
kjartin,. Indianapolis News.
Somebody,
announce*
th*|
"whiskers threaten fo come baci*
Tljey’ lriako that .threat ctenul
ly. and if it wasn't for rapid
they’d
make gjod,—Clcvelui
Plain Dealer.
did stiffen up and slowly tum Into
striped peppermint? You’d think
so, but the human heart is hard.
You remember the Arabian philoso
pher who said to the honly man:
“You may sag to me, “Twice two,
arc five, and to prove It, I’ll tum
this walkinv stick into a live ser
pent.' But even if you change
your stick into a serpent i'll still
say, T h a t is interesting, but tw ite
two are not five/ **
prove fire resistance, and every
body admired the intellectual color
ed man. He took your hat and
coat, did the same for five hundred
others, never gave out checks, but
gave back the right' things to each
man. He could remember hun
dreds never seen before, and what
belonged to them.
! I t U not expected th a t the 6 .'
x O. P. will change its emblem on
l tha ballot to a teapot.—Tampa uuKing nuoui citrus iruits, still it desires to urge every pos
\ T rib u n e .' Nor to a walrus.
sible co-operation and assistance among the citizens of Sem
o
—
It- Don’t forget to be in town on inole county in making May 1 and the Citrus Sign-Up Day
r i h t twenty-sixth when the politics a big success bo that the growers of Florida’s great fruits will
fireworks may prove very enter get full value for their crops in the years that are ahead.
taining.
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• ’ I t la rapidly coming to the
Dangerous Talk In Miami.
.. point where a riderless horse i
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w akes you immediately suspicious
One day last week, the editorial writer of the Miami
■, of the presence of a certain ’wellNews-Metropolis took a notion to be inordinately scintillant
. known prinee..
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V -The story in yesterday’s Herald
- ' Which referred to a man "snapting
There’s one thing th at can be said of the boot. In hla cell” contained, .a typogra
-Jcgger—he doesn’t try to run for office.
Not liking, perhaps, to tread upon too dftogeroua-g.connd.
the
iift'flfePM
lfito' ifne, rn-th
*i is to take the-paragraph as a clever compliment upon his
TWw
T o r* Trenruf^TiD
ni
p t la spoken of as an E ast Coast common-sense, the office-holder is to take the paragraph as
oommunity, ' There's geographical an announcement tn-tha-poUW-flmt-ihu hAAt.'i.Ajrp'jng h1lfjjnpfl^
W. K. ‘Vanderbilt is planning to
Id the* largest museum in the
rid, where tic will house moro
n fou* hundred rare sea speci
al, many of which were caught
n r the lower east coast of
tid a. • Fortunately for Florida
Aah th that section of the state
i aa % rule less rarely caught
A catching,
fc
* ---------°--------[here are still twenty-six horses
1 mules in this country for every
*en. automobiles. -There da one
rs« or mule to every four Amerna. If some of them were plac
e t dlfforeilt 'poinU along certain
ids n^t very f a r away, they
maim some money for their
ware by pulling cars out of bog-
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ROBERT D .‘TOWNS says re
ligion Is handicapped by "lack of
good ncwir.l’’**>Tlfl?tvmrD" no more
rirm assurances, such as the one
given to Peter and Andrew, “ Fol
low Me, and I will make you Ash
ers 'of men." There are no def
inite assertions abou hell if you
arc wicked, amt heaven If you be
have. Clergymei^ split hairs; each
one believes part' 'ind denies p a r t
The simple mind wants to believe
everything.
fruit was shipped early in the season, causing dissatisfaction
among consumers and n decided drop in prices and a lack in
demand. Later in the year when the good fruit came along,
and it was an exceptionally good crop with all trees loaded
with perfect fruit, there was no demand and growers re
ceived barely enough to pay them for picking, packing and
shipping. All kinds of prices were quoted and no uniform
method of marketing was to be had. As a result growers
didn't even bother to pick their fruit but allowed it to remain
on the trees and drop.
This condition cannot be allowed to go for another year
or soon the citrus industry in Florida will be unknown. The
Lake Wales plan has been decided upon and efforts are under
way to get the growers to work together iri marketing their
crops. A large number of business and professional men, not
officially connected with the Florida Citrus Exchange, have
This IS'i'B e kind t& anim als”
wek. Everyone should make an
n o d a l effort to do something
slpful to some anim als. Further,
very week should bo a “ Be Kind
» Animals” week.
-------- o--------, William Jennings Bryan, the
bggest man in the Democratic
krty. will
speak inSanford
liu rsd sy afternoon and good
Itlxens o f Sanford will make It
lelr business to hear him.
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------ o--------In thq N orth they had no
•oner celebrated the approach of
ta n n e r by moving their clocks
Bto "Daylight Time,” than their
tally w as revealed by the worst
rtorm of snow, rain and hail that
isd been seen in years.
^--------o--------Sergeant Murphy,
American
swnea horse and winner of last
rear’s Grand Notional, finished
fifth tha Other day, but it is an
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C opyrt«ni, m i
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY
t SAFEGUARDED:—Ho
shall
Wive his angels charge over thee,
t o keep thee In all thy ways.
Psalm O lill.
W ANDERER’S NIGHT JONGS.
Thou th a t from the heaven’s art,
Every pain and sorrow stillest,
‘ And the doubly wretched heart
Doubly with re'-.eshm ent fillost,
1 am weary w ith contending!
• W hy this rap tu re and unrest?
Peace descending
Come, ah, come into my breast!
O V r.jtll the hill-tops
-to quiet now.
In all the tree-tops
H eerest thou
,
H ardly a breath;
The birds are asleep in the trees;
W alt; soon Uke these
Thou too shalt rest.
— Henry W . Longfellow.
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But grouchincss isn’t confine*
to the beardod sex, by any meant
Haven't you known women
would pray for the South Sea !v
landers and refuse to speak to hn
next door neighbor? — Tump*
Times.
The story is told of a rich oil
eperator who got mad at a Kin.
*as newspaper man and paid hia
$28,0000 for hln newspaper jurt
to get him out of business and to
run the pnper the way he want**
it run. “If there is anyone elit
like that we'd Mkc f,*»o Job of
making.. <iim Imad," offers Lot
Valentino In t ie Clay Center
Times. "We'll guarantee to do
a good Job."—Kansas City Star.
SECRET OF FORD'S RAILROAD
PENSACOLA JOURNAL
Railroad Data of March 20, . era .cuine to Flori *i. They cannot £
thnt publication of propaganda ] buy a ticket to Pensacola without a
issued by the committee on pub having to change cars on the way, *
lic relations of the enstern rail though it may be done to Jack- g
roads, explains why Henry Ford's sonville. As most of the tourists a
railroad is proving to be such a merely want to see Florida, they M
complete success. Three columns go where the raih-ond accommo- ■
of smnll type are used, but sum dntions are best, arul once they ■
reach Florida a certain percent- jj
med up it is this:
Ford gets the business for the age of them Invest their funds ■
and come'to be either pcimanent S
railroad to hnul.
or have on Intarexw that 3
Sanford, Fla. '
Railroad Data says it is not a citizens
draws them from year to your. M
railroad but n “plant facility" for These new citizen* help develop £
Henry Ford; thnt Ford furnishes the section *o whien they come u
A cordial welcome awaits you at this
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the business in sufficient quanti- nnd therefore :rcatQ business fur ]
tie;» to make the road a financial the rnilroads.
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success. It also points out that
Strong- FinancialInstitution
This much may be sa il of Ihe ■
Sunday trains ttro not operated L. &. N. in Pensacoia—th# officers ■
SOME BRITISHERS arc Intelli over the road and that passenger
$125,
gent, which protects them nnd the service has been curtailed, both are alert and aecoqirqodntlnfl. ■ Capita] and Surplus The Journal has hod frequent oc- *
others. James Brown, plain coat of which • eliminate expenses.
casion to experience this, both in J
Total Resources - - - $1,500.
Since Railroad Data has found the freight arid ;iasseugcr ser- i
that
Ford
makes
tils
railroad
vice.
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High Commissioner
____ of the General profitable by furnishing it suffl-.
Assembly of the Church of Scdt- ,cinet,
,-W hat is especially needed Is a |*
.would, it o p t .imem ’ uriited
land by the Labor GoverrtrtuSHt. th at .business,
effort oil tho 'pnr: 'of tbo
other railroads might cure
T he,high honor .was 'previously.
.tha. Duke n ft; ArholL.. hiid
same methods.
others of high rank.
is in Florida or elsewhere, to iFMaW ifcwKW MMBW W qflflTMnfll*— r~~n
Not that the rnilroads have itirrcn unon__ a prog Ham of eon '
I n p i nil litir
SNOBS AND fools had pInnn«A f n r tn rlf i " f tVinlf
trrbuyi-nu ihe "common workman" the freight tonnage, but they
socially when he should make his might seriously concern themsel
official appearance. But the Duke ves in the m atter of locating
of Atholl Invites James Brown to plants, developin-; farm Luids.
be his guest. The Duchess of and providing passenger service
Atholl _ has offered to teach Mrs. that will turn -nfflc.into com
TODAY
Brown” the ropes, and the March-! munities that are . discriminated
loncss of Alisa will be her lady in'
Matinee and Ijtfight
waiting. That la how the British
peerage holds on.
Victor Hugo's Immortal Masterpiece. The Greatest Screen At
traction of the Age.
THE BRITISH Government, to
increase the number of
flying
men. will back young men’s fly
rectlng the destinies of the L. St
ing clubs near big cities.
when young men sta rt a club, N. railroad had dotp what Mr.
the government will lend l/iern Ford has dono.
“light two-seater” flying machines
For example: Many New Yorkand send men to teach them fly-
EUROPE, FUDELY ridiculing
and perhaps secretly envying Am
erican "bigness,” will read theso
figures with amazement. You
could change your room every day
for six years in ‘th at hotel, never
occupy the same room twice. The
specifications .include fouri miles
of corridors, and three and a half
acres of window glass.
And even th at will seem small
I one day, when the world becomes
i overcrowded, and we go to the upper storiga of hotels by helicopter,
eating nitrogen taken from the
air around the top floor.
MIL ANE THEATRE
“The Hunchback of. Notre D am e”
With Lon Chaney
THE SIDE OF THE ROAD
PALATKA NEWS
If you sit in a house by the side
of the road and watch the people
go by, you’ll soon nod in your
chair a t tho whir of the wheels,
while sleep wins the atraining eye;
you'll have little tx> do from the
rise of the sun till it sinks In the
hazy west except to loll in an easy
chair and rest and rest and rest.
inford m ere hap to T#oJjue of good credit sfld
point to pay their bills
)aeh month. The few
.worry about their hills
tmsidcred rood risks,
kanciai standpoint awl
I run worry more than
■y they are attacking
ates some newspapers
supporting Martin
I th at be is about to
When any Candi
\
da a targ e t for
atit down he’s running
It is better by far to stand in
the road and wavo down the pass
ing throng, then speak as they
stand of the excellent land that
very seldom goes wrong. They’ll
admire your pluck, and some time
your luck will locate the men that
you tell; don’t sit in a house by
the side of tho road—but get out
in the road and yell.
THE HARVEST OF DEATH
OUR GOVERNMENT might
take the hint. Sending young men
to training camps is a go<><| idea.
But in future war, one man taught
to fly, drop bombs and work a
machine gun from the air would
be worth 1,000 young men taught
to parade, present arms, etc. Ten
thousand first class flyers, with a
machine for each, would make this
nation absolutely safe against in
vasion. Will the government ever
rasp that fact and act on it?
heodore Roosevelt, Assistant Sec
retary of the Navy, and some oth
ers say it would be a mistake to
:ave one single organization of
fighting flyers,
flyers. There should be,
le thinks,’ a fl:
the arm y and
navy. -
GAINESVILLE SUN
MV FAVORITE STORIES
tv
By,IRVIN 8. COBB
* Britisher, and snapped his f
Great War had picked up a lit l» era under the Gallic nose of
French, waa having a heated .. adversary.
tcrnatlonal debate with a French
“Mv friend."
replied
the
sailor who had acquired a weilt-; -Frenchman, “with ou I have no
ing knowledge of the English' personal quarrel.
lut as for the
boasted pretentions of your na
'
A
t
The argument was .Warm a t the tio n -w e ll, here’s what I think oi
outset: it very .soon 'became red- England on the high seas.” And
hot. Eliminating tbs dialects, the
concluding phases of the dialogue
ra n somewhat ks follow* i i
■ "To hell w ith Poincare," said
WHAT WISCONSIN DID
N E tf YORK WORLD
for the victor In the Presidential
preference primary. In this in
stance, however, since Governor I
Smith was not an entrant and the )
vote cast for Mr. McAdoo and his i
only opponent—Senator Reed of
Missouri—was very much light-
Ernest Torrence, Patsy Ruth Miller, Norman Kerry, Brandon
Hurst, Gladys Brockwell, Tully marshall.
Special Musk Score
■ Matihec 3:G0. Prices », 75, $1.00. Night ':30. Price* 60, 75,
$1.00 and n few at $1.30. Plus tax. Scats at R. „\ flowe*>
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MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS
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*Wt«r Thmm m J t u M i J H m tta r
ALL DRUGGISTS
THAT WOULD give two sets of
secretaries something to play with
and cost the people a double “over-
CHAYANOFF. RUSSIAN min
ister of Agriculture, makes some
predictions, not too pleasant for
American farmers. Being a. Bol
shevist, you will admit, does not
make it impossible for a man to
understand agriculture. Chayanolf
■ays that Russia will soon take
America’s place in the grain m ar
ket of the world and may soon be
exporting fodder and other farm
products .to this country. He calls
American fanners “mere hired
men of t he capitalists." That is
not^ram plim entary. but you can
not deny taht the real Job aligned,
farm ers ia paying dividends to
tiailropda, fertiliser concerns and
For Coughs and C M
ache*, Neuralgia, Rheui
end All Ache* and 1
We aad Me, jars aad ti
Hospital six*, $X 00
SLANG OF GOOD PARENTAGE
CLEVELAND LEADER
crocs out in AddDon’s letters, and
“Gone to the wall" is found in John
Bunyan’a Immortal "Pilgrim ’s Pro
gress." In “Love’s Labor Lost" it
i | discovered that Shakespeare
says; "Give Hector a g ift—a gilt
nutmeg—a , lemon.” So one of the
beat slang-born phrases of the
day? “Make good," can be located
in Deuteronomy.
The truth is that many slang ex-
At a Real Bargain
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The Misses Florence*, and F.thel Jdat taiaaMon thereof.
Daily Fashion Hint
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-L k r-rlnit ef ntnefT-nliie |M I1 from
. N v t t a r v f ^ n f l r 'I'ttiriT fot OF.Ufvl after th«* enmmenoemenl of lt».-
- fIRS. WALTER W K ^ j U l t f y f - « » o r / / ^ i l i i B <u a ! l 4 , •
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J;*own Sunday for a -week**-visit «tT ■vt
n t r J lu ll sn w r r I't r t l r t i u Its
home.
* [bo.-p»ralL- rlgln's iin-1 fra'neM«»s for
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%twoebth tit the Iwllanas* , \nrrUnic £?nw7^ r»,h
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H O L L Y H O M E IS S C E N E O F B R ID G E
P A R T Y B E N E F IT A M E R IC A N L E G IO N
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OnC'of the largest and most in-1 evening wns the raffling of a
tercating parties of the season w as; specially
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made.........
. American legion
nlhRl by the Woman’s ; angel cake donated by Mrs. Greene
Auxilllnry, Campbcii-Loaslng Post. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chittenden who
Annual business m eeting American Legion, a t the home of had charge of this ralflc sold
Department of Worn- Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holly on Park chances among the member* pres, at club house a t 3 Avenue. There were.., nips teen
and realised about' 412. Mri
tablcE'of bridge, n r f - reerejiy itig
- Wynn Bolter vrpffitile winner of
was enthusiastic «T
c g ^ fh e cake.
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Anotncr. moat amusing feature
jt txi>
A t the close of Ip# games ' the was the atldtioning Of .other cake;
following
jwjng prises wdte'
w ife dUtrbiutcd: Mr. H. B. Lew*. acting^a* nuitinn-6 . f . $ : m h o td.% ifi The first, ladies priica was wwl:* cet* • This, cake brought'$5.7$, Mr.
[meeting with
Gfwro Mrs.. W:
w. A. Fitts, nt pair of Silk 1Douglass D>cinR the highest bidstockings donated qr-.tbc Vowel l |'de;' , •
bieciatidn of'Jtoalne^J Company, Mr. E.*-^. Doilglhsa j Everything being donnted, oven
"Hub wfll meet a t the won tno firlt gentleman's pM xejnlto the refrerhments, mado It posI ,.lh at 12:30 .o’d o tk
, beautifuliv decorated"Cake. donated jsihlc for the nuxilliary to realize
L is t. Cecelia Club will by Mi’s. H. R. Stevens.
-r — The sec-in nice sum toward the new home
I the Woman’s Club at ond ladies prize was won hv M rs.'of »he Legion boys.
ck. The Music Depart Richardson, a box pf stationery, j . On entering the Holly homo the
in g as hostess.
donated by Mrs. Roy Chittenden. 1guests were attracted by the
lie regular meeting The second gentleman V prize, I geargeoiisncss of the display of
Iterature Department playing cards, donnted bv Mrs. [ nasturtiums and Hags
flags whi jll
[held Wednesday after- George Knight, was won by M r.(greeted them. The refreshments
] 3:30 o'clock. Ail mem- Roy Chittenden. The consolntion, were ice cream and cake. Assisturged to be present. prize was won by Miss Gladys ing Mrs. Holly in receiving the
A. Kelly, club partis
guests were the following host
an, will, by request, be Wilson ,an angel food cake, do* esses: Mrs. Roy Chittenden, Mrs.
and hold the annual nated by Mrs. C. R. Kirtlcy.
Theodore Langley, Mrs. George
for department chairOne of the novel features of the'K night.
he program for the nf| e-ill be under the leadMrs. Morton Thigpen,
ng Maeterlinck's “Blue
N o t E c c e n tric
Personals
tr meeting of the Literairtment will be held at
Mr. ond Mrs. C. W. Stokes mo-|
(man's Club a t 3:30 tored to Orlando Sunday.
-The Parent-Teachert
Peter Schaal leaves Tuesday to
lion of the East. West attend
Ponce de Leon celebration.
their regular meeting
f.» Drummond will efiter, bridge luneneon at. her
Magnolia Avenue.
nttTeachers’ Association
ouith Side will hold their
| meeting at 3 o’clock,
eodors- Roosevelt : Aljx3 will meet- with Mrs.
at 8 o'clock. All memurged to attend,
the benefit of W o m a n
| be held at the Womans’
“ [• i. £
jnlor G. F. S., will meet
rs. Gsrynn. Fox at 3:30
» Mr. and rM*. G. A. Speer motor
ed to Eutsis Sunday.
>1*' (7ub will meet with
If. Stenstrom, a t 3
1108 Laurel Avenue.
!l»r meeting of the Haliron Chapter, N, S. D.
be held with Mr».
1Chamberlain a t Daytona
Member* will leave for
Friday morning.
Mldren’a Story hour
iry|jst 2 o’clock.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Brassier of
Orlando attended the American;
Legion card party Monday night.
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DINNER rr.OCKS
The syljili-likc'piliiotjcirc ii the tiling
and I a«nii:n carries it oiitcfTc.-iively is
the frock of black satin to the left. The
only bit of trimming on the model is a
nicot edge of black and silver about the
V-ishape
‘
I neck. Sometimes a sunburst
rosette of self-color ribbon is added at.
the side. Slippers and stockings are itf
silver. McJiunt size requires J 1j yards
36-inch satin.
rm*
Nothing <|uite so original as th*
three little flounces of !>e&ded net used
on the second model has been seen this
season. This design is in Chinese blue
satin, and buckle, bracelets and neck
lace carry out the bluc-and-silver effect.
Slight shirrings at the side emphasize
the flat style of the back and front of
the dress. Medium size requires JJ<
yards 36-inch material and l j j yard*
spangled net for the frills.
First Model: Pictorial Review Dress
No. 1991. Sizes, 34 to 46 inches bust.
Price, 45 ceqts.
Second Model: Press No. 2009.
Sizes, 34 to 46 inches bust and 16 to 20
years. Price, 45 cents.
Flower
Mrs. C. D. Brumlcy of Chulucto was a shopper here yesterday.
Miss Thayer of Enterprise was
(hopping in Sanford Monday.
J <
Mr. Walter Cowan of Atlanta,
la spending a few days in Sanford
an route to Tampa.
Beattie English and John L. Eng
lish motored over from DeLand
Sunday to call on friends here.
THE ART OF BEAUTY
H
Mrs. J. H: Leo, Sr., and W. L.
Wheeler of Oviedo were shopping
in town Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. H erbert Lyman of
Orlando spent the week-end with!
Mrs. Fred Walsma.
II. II. I.K UIS f l l . v
I corporate estslenec.'
N otice IS hrreliy given In st we,I
AltTIGLR V.
the undersigned. Iut<nd to apply to! .Th<- h u s l n ts s i f th is corporation
the llrinornble Cary
A.
Hnrttee. I sh^ll be con d u cted by the fo llo w in g
t.overm ir o f th'e S tate o f Florida, •fflrcrs: * a F resldent. a Vlre.lTea-' *
e l T a lla h a sse e , Klurldii. ort the With Idrnt and a S ecretary and T rea su r
d«V o f April. A. f>. ISIt. for l e t t e r s er. who m av b o o n e and .th e sant«l',r.-nt. Inrorpor.itlng II. D. L ew is p e r s m . and n floard n t Director*
- ^
f not l e s s than thrae. nor more
under th e follo w in g proposed
chnrter. the orlglnaT of which Is than seven directors, w ho must b*w*vv
now on flic In Ih- o ffic e of the S e c stockholders.
*
o f snd
I'ntll th e first m e e tin g
o f the
,..4.
retary of the Slate of Florida nt
»|i»cl;holders Itereln sfler
provided
‘
T a lla h a ssee, Florida.
for. the o ff ic e r s nt this eorporntlon Jt, .
II. II t .i:\VIH.
ih a ll l.e:
*
A It. KIJT.
II. lb, t.ew l« • Prrstdrnr. 'll . !
. . . I>, it. L « '|S
A. It. Key; Vle«.l»rrsrd»nt. o /,
ARTlt'LltM t i F l.vA'itltOl'ATtON- OF
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y>l
It. M L ew is. Seoretnry- and Tr«aan . n . i . kvyih cXb
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.'.'rt fmje
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■ We. the iinderslKurd, Jiave agreed urer.
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a h a l l bo
T he Board r t t>(reetr<»s
I to HSSOrlute oiirveltos. Mini do her,-.
•a1
I by. b ecom e associated for ilie l>ur- If.I IL Lewis, A. It., K ey ,.,q M
I pose of fu n n in g Into a body politic Lewis.
_ ..oy o r|gia n iz „a tio n m eetflr*t.
I and corporate, umler auv by virtue ' (T, he ...
Ing of th e atiicK'ltoideni 6 f ttil* tair• HofI lthl i er IlaI I Ww sH of
(II
Ithe
P ** S ta t e of Florida.
J attil: <lii h l 'f r l . y *iln|it t h r I nllfiW ln* ooratlon sh all ‘ f'e -"held In the* O t y . „ , , | , / |
of Sanford .Florid*, 'on th e it n d
A r l l r l r . , i.f I n r i i r p n r . t l l o n :
d ay l,f April
A. D. IMI. for tho . ,
,
AlltBT.K I.
. 1 -Mooting h v -ia w * and j .
Th* namn of (his
corporation . nr*
shall ho II. It (.••win I V . unit It* co m p letin g th e o rg a n iza tio n o f th is
prlm-lpitl p lace i f Iius Iiicmv slntll he ......... .rut.on. aim »,*•> for the pur— .
-j,.-,|b
nt Hanford. S em inole Count)-. Klnr- pose r ' e le c t in g such officer* of the
hln. hut It mu)' have Hint entnhllnh corporation a* are herelnalMive pro.
.
nuoh oth er pltn-rw o f hunlne*M tm vlileil for. and thereafter, th e anthe ttoaril oi D irectum may from nnal m e e t in g s o f the etoekholder* - S - .
of thl* corp oration ahall he held on —— —
time li> time ilnlermiue.
the llr»t T u esd a y
a fter the. Hrztr a IflHT
ARTIC Li: II.
.
T h e gen eral nature of t h e litial- Monday In January of carh year.
AllT
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K
VI
LI .A t .
n i a , I i he tr.inn.icleil by nahl.cor*
T he h ig h est amoUnt o f Indebted- .,,, t / , g
poratlon ahall he an follow*:, t o .
..
.
avlt: T o linlil. buy., own. eontrnl. ties* or llald ilt) to whlctt Ihl* eor,. ,
Work, develop, tell, convey, lease, ■Miration shall su bject Itself ahall
ie
a
sum
n
>|
lo
ezeee.l
the
amount
ernt. m ortga ge, pledge, rtt-hn llge.
eu ltlv ate. Improve and
o lh rrw la e >f the rapital sto ck of this corpora.i*.H fl<AW !r
deal In and illapoae o f f e l l estate, Ion.
A ItT ICLE VII.
and an y righ t, t i t l e , interest or
T
he
111
me*
and
reslilcncea
of
the
e sta te therein In tlie S ta l e of F lo r
ida. and In other
Htnle* o f the siihscrlhlng Incorporator* and the
Cntted State* end In foreign conn- , mount 1 f th e ea p ltal *toek *uhtrie*; lo plot. Improve and* develop serlhcil by each a re aw follo w s, to.
,.r li of* r *
land* for the purpose e f sale, and w i t ’
II. It Lewis. Sanford. Florida, ( t
•o do und perform all thing* a p
vti'H
propriate or needful for the d e Share*.
A. It. Key. Bon ford.
Florida. I ,t •1*3*1
velopm ent and Improvmeeol of the
*nme for any purpnaaaVor whirl, the Share
lT
D. Jl. Lewis, Son ford.. I’l.rlda. I t
*aine may he adapted; to under
__
'■ f i t
take ond direct the management Share
In
Witness
W
hereof.
Th?*.*ub*rrlb,
’
*-•ind s a le of all or |n r t o f l*e prop*
erty o f the eorporatlrjt, nod to un- Ing Inrorportora hove h ereu n to act
lertltke mid direct III,' management their li.imt* on this the 7th day
,«■
••nd sa le of propertv, loilldlnu* und April. A 1*. FJSI
II It I.KWIS.
t
land* of oth ers ,a u l to tranaart on
A.
It,
KKY.
.,,.1
i
d
i'
commlM*lon the general hu*l,n,*a nl
SI. l-ewl*.
re*l estate ag en t* and broker*.
HI
At
e
I
f
Florida,
To n n iu lre own. lease, occupy.
t’ountv of Hemlimle »».:
G. G. Barnard, the sculptor, putting the finishing touches on t h e ;
"^VrTS'nd {,’.^ " 0 ,'^ !” to*"'!*
I hrrehy certify th at on th is qa-y
me personally appeared 11.
first of four 16-foot statues of Abraham Lincoln \vhi:h will he p!acctl out. plat. lrrlg-*je. drain and sub hpfore"
H. LeWI*. A. It. Key. nnd D. SI.
Lewi*,
to
me w ell, k n ow n lo be tho
along the Lincoln Highway in four state*.
,h"
,n
np*n
t
t
'Urm%
rsn c h e ,. orrh-irds and plantations,
m il e*t*tdinh col'iftles
of Immi peraomi named In and w h o »ubscribed
their
name* to the fo r e g o
grant*. nud t,| erect mid construct
house*. liulldllikM 11ml
work* o f ing Article* o f Incorporation, and ■Lsd •«>
every kind on th e U nd of the eor- they did s e v era lly a c k n o w le d g e b e
p u rration.
in ,.a.
. fore i*e that th ey execu ted the
pn
vtT
T o ‘m an u factu re, purrliase. or uth- same for th e purpose th erein ex»r r w ls e nniu lre. I<». hold. own. oforl. pressed.
W itn ess my hand e n d - official
UiH'r. pli'ii.'... *n||. assign, triinsfer,
nr o th e r w is e disp ose
of. Invest, seal at Hanford, l.’ou n ty o f HemlIlY D. M. DOUGLAS
Hole
and "Mate o f Florida, on this
trade itnd ilcnl lit and with timber.
Iiimher. naval aforon. and other t h - 7'h day of April. A. D. 1911.
I.F.OLA \V. I’OWKI.U
| good*, ware* mol merchandise of (HKAI.)
•solar)' Public. Htate o f Florida.
evrry cla s s mid description, which
AI It ps b lack a s ebony, sk in
My
com
m
ission
e x p ires !2 ->r-19!i.
may ho calcu lated directly or Indi
rectly to effect i n t o Its liualt|ea*.
nu w h i t e n.-t s n o w , lips as. red
To Issue lionlt* ami to secure the
rubles, cyen an b lu e ns
s em e bv p le d g e s or d eed s of tru*t
or m o r t g a g e s o f or
upon whole
dlef
Ihe lteavcna— .-to runs th o old fairy
or any part of the property In-Id l>y
utle.
H er ty p e la a s rare u s n
the rorporallon. anil
to sell and
pledge such lo ud*
fo r corporate
'alry-lale. prlncriet In real life nttd
u*r*. n* and w h en the Hoard of III»ven tho f e w , of Iter t h a t lire In
reetora may determ in e; to Joan nnd
I1ENEFIT OF
borrow money o t» ' note*, hond*.
txlstcnca s o m H ’ntcs th r o w nw u y
WOMEN’S
CLUB
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anilto
Ihn ilow^r o f tho farina beeatis,*
Iniy. ow n. hire, lease, m ortgage
;hey do nut k n o w how to nutkn th e
pledge and idherwlau deni In nnd
most of Ih elr exqutatto colorljig.
dispose o f all kind* o f personal
DANCE
THURSDAY, APR. 10
property
Among .tho (air lirtinclles Is
To aulisrrllie for. hold, purchase,
classed the ao-callcd Irish bdituly,
LOOK ttl
or o th e r w is e nniu lre. sell, transfer,
type which In liy no means con
tS.OOdown brings
ii**Igit. m ortgage, ple d ge or oilier,
w ise disp ose of Ihe share* of cap
fined lo Ireland but Is found among
fa cto ry
r it I, u II tital stork of. or any bends, skrurliter.beautiful womyn In all partq of tho
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fWftMlfirg
world.
The Irish b.auty Is one
newg Ask to S«e, »OvU«
n ota tio n ne -latrinirMlAti*. M f this
one,.
t'
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ooneh
Hi ale, or- i n v otlinr t t f l n .m w t
r. -- ------.; kfrnut^o|:fnyjjn[V to j-n(/ ijHh her
II. a. FOND
*yr , ■np ll.4P.Kil., , niiP v KnVC DtF mr nrr n t
in
o w ln u a a n k u it^ ,4
• . OF \(>L»TnFL/;(jfeACEeilltrW'blue,or vr*v ovaa
J" ta>lt
I «iicli slo ck . IioiuIm, or oth er ohliga
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f\ni*..e •* fthe'
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CraCtful in its youtlifulneits and dm-lvlngly, coy look which-spark[ p o w ers mol p rlvllrgrac of. own"r>outhful in it* grace is thi* ovcrblnux lea between, tin* dark loshv-a ond
(if
ship th ereof, nnd to exercise votlirr
of crOpc faille anil s~irt of plaited her abundant black Itnli- with lb-.p o w ers thereon.
ih e sum a Mlcii*-!----- L e t U 8 d o t h e
IIU >St
tl.nl u natural person
might or
(Linnet. The ctxtumo may Ij^ worked rare blun shent In l|s ilcpljts. Perm ull! do.
out in *hai|rs of Lin, blue, yellow or hsps It Is ItrgtUfU' of tin- charm of
T o receiv e pa* iim-iiI o f Ihe cap ital! important
of your
green, it is alio stunning in a com this type that narno ot Ihn moal
slo ck siihanrllird
for III money,
property, labor or service*. Ml “ISpring Cleaning- Sanbination of black and white. Tha Jtcaitllful lovu songs In tho lwtglii*l valu ation thereof. In he il. - . —
blouse may Us mado with either long uitg* h*vu been ftlvsn to us by the
tlrt 1
lerinlued
hv Ihe Itoenl o f Director* I
M nH rauQ T n
tlfl'*
or shdrt »Icevr«. 'llns front is trimmed Irish poets.
i * ii ivrVlInv . ailed for such p u r - . l U l U i l l a l U V O B V A J q **u*t
tu-tw
No doubt It was
tnth a motif of cinh.oidery. New and lout* purl|<ivlar blun-oycd, black
• <*<•• l o m ak e i o i i i r . n l *
of nny
'■•nl
w
h
a
tso
e
v
e
r
for
the
further
Ml.
pretty is the id n oi binding the lower haired dSr^qcr ' of whom Tom
mi"; of II* liiiallieas Mini pur|Hi*e».
rtlgc with scIf-inatcrLtl put on with Mporo whs (Mill ing when he wroth
mill ' uel'erull)
lo
e se r c lse *l|e|l
-larning-ititch embroidery. Medium "Relievo mo, If nil lho»*i endearing
,li
er* a* may In- liicldeiil lo tliej
tize requires 2)>i yards 36-inch mate young chnirins.”
• purnose* mol i.ii*liiesn of- said corFLORENCE OIL
I po—1 1Ion und lo hove, exercise Mini!
Mi*’r*. S.-rrra Sur
rial for the blouse and 3^$ yards 40It I* particularly difficult to pre- ----- rot!rrn
—
■ ■ • | rnjov nit iln- rlg h is. power* a u d l
inch flannel for the skirt.
srrlbn a shade of powder Ar rouge
STOVES
' p r i v il e g e * Inrldeiil lo rorporallon*'
„ I’ictorial Review Blouse No. 1709. which will bo becoming lo the to nnd r o fln iM to Ihl* ly p o w h ich 1 •■ruanltcil and e x l s t l n r Miidrr the
Sizes, J | to 42 inches bust and IA to fulr brunette bcooiuso more than la it* rare na II la n ltr a c llv e . And Im»-« nf Ihe S la t e of Florida.
RbII Hardware Co.
The f o r e g o in g Clauses ahull he
20 years. Brice, 35 cents. Skirt No. In any oilier type tho color of'thi h o In her stylo nf iln-ni a c o m b i n a
PHONE 8
construed
its
Independent
chjrrts.
1608. Sues, 54 to 30 inches bust. »kln varies.
In *• nentl wc might tion of d entureuem with u n u q,cx- I
• ">,1
, , i r. -Mid Ihe
•» senumeration
••••
iMiwirs.
Brice, 33 cent*. Embroidery No. lay that with the very'while*cM n- t>.-dcd lo u ch o f p iq u a n cy will be, . o* f- d nny
speriiie Im .inrs* or imwer
12820. Transfer, blue or yellow, 23 nc«l. blue i-y n l iyp«'. w hite powUer'fnitnil ntlrm-llve. A rlo*e dark *hiill uni lie held l o lim it or reI
xtrli-l
III
an y m-Jiilier a n y
oilier Notice To Candidates v,„
;cnts.
and n touch of ash en of ram n 1llllie Imt with nn uitexpoctnl fac-
*u
•ni'J\%.tf
I70T
IbOk .
NOTICE—SOUTHSIDE
Miss Gusle Frank
and Dick
1IT-TEACKERS! jk S Frankr are attendifflr )h e l*unaa fig|.‘>l«»weAos—— r.-p- .o .uoMi
Therff* ’l/'r ia l ftieling'’ of
it me# r a * O le b ra tim T a ra l. A ufuelint?—
nricnr anJ . t ha myeieriout cast-try
Southllde Parent.
” Mri. D. A. jhjsUtiy jjujd, J 4 ol JJiia gefwiy-formed from green and
tatlon r-Thursduy*
um
Henry "Wlgftf motored to Stone sliver Persan senrfs and a jewelled
at 2:30 p. m., a t tha Ialand
Tuesday.
belt, but It is not too eccentric for
School.
formal wear. Tho jewelled tassels
saeprlnten*
Miss Ellen Mghoney, instruct- hold the wing draperies in place.
| schools will address the reas
at SanfordI Highh School,
Sc
spent
fetation of tbe week-end
in Tallahassee.
111
jflkce and' many
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry and
[portent m atters of bustMr. and Mrs. John W. Bell of Miss Ruth, together with their
be transacted. Every Lake
Monroe left for Palm Beach gut
111 urged to bo present.
McCausland motored to Daytona
Sunday on a businesa trip.
Sunday.
FAN LEGION AUX1LMr. and Mrs. John Gillin and
L1ARY.
motored to Daytona Sun
Mr, and Mrs. Ender Curlctt and
[American Legion Auxil- children
mother of Ocitevn leave for St.
It Saturday a t the home day.
Augustine Tuesday to visit Mr.
’ Joe Chittenden. There
Mrs. Hazel Sorrell and C. W.
lenteen members present. Lloyd were a t Daytona Beach Sun and Mrs. C. S. Brumley, a sister
and brother-in-law.
| important m atters were day.
and a dance was planAjiril 21.
Miss Dickinson and Mr. John
Mr. Bert Creekmore of Orlando
J. Losiing was prea- was a week-end guest of Mr. and son of Orlando, gucsta of Mr. and
• bti*lner* nr power of lliln cjrporaMra. James Hawkins were in San
_gave a very interesting Mrs. G. S. Harvard.
would best bring oul 'th e natural1Ing of Mite; or it bright llowcr. , lion.
ford Monday night to attend the
the St. Petersburg cenAIITH'LK III.
beauty.
Where tho cyia are dark- j Dark, clctir colorml dr -nin-a with
All candidates for CountyMr
A pleasant social hour
The am ou n t of the eapltal .lock
Miss Gladys Morris of Leesburg American Legion card party.
rr
and
I h e akin of a wnrnier lo n e ., touches of while ut thn neck uttd • iif tl'lr* r«»r|»orrili(Mi Nimll l»« tin*
Office*
must qualify at office
with cake and orange* was the week-end guest of Mrs. E.
tmturelln powder might be tried wrist.
ilium nf M li v Th« himfind <9SM«0.M)
refreshments.
L. Brown.
The new Christian Sciencet Readfiv
*
j
of
secretary
of the County.,,, '
I
»o|l)*r«.
In
lie
<11V(•
I••«)
Into
a n d either A s h e * of Hones rouge or l In p*n«ral. If I were naked lo
ing Room is now open to the pub
llutidrm) ,„,iiar*
NhnrM .itch
« f Oiiv llutulrt’il Democratic
Executive
Com*
rouge
M
an
d
arin
e
w
ith
Ra
o
r
a
n
g
e
f-Re
s
a
r
M
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l
ad
vlr«
l
o
Ihe
fa
ir
AGNES GUILD,
Mr. A. B. Del ter, manager of lic, a t room No. 617 First National
lone.
t'erbapo the new modu of hmnotl* Intv few words. I ahould iT||l rul,|ta|
, f„r k nf'ihl* mrp-ira-. m | l i cid *t.
afternoon the regular MeCroy’a Spent the week-end in Bank Building, from 11 a. m. to
inlxlnf powdirt will help* th»» f.ilr wy -ilrt ri ciniply,
wear* I'lat'k, . tinu may i***imynbtr in. or
Mting of S t Agnes Tampa and SL Petersburg.
R- J. HOLLY, Secretary,
w
6 p. m. every day except Sunday.
brunette to decide what shade bright fed. crticrthl greeti to con- u*ed far ihe p urchase nf property,
held at the home of
Room
8,
Ball
Bldff.
lu ll* her sk in .
T
Jtmst
and offset Ih . skin: or while
V e r m c ^ '-t^
ie Betts with
. . Mre.
. Joe
Stencel Taylor. Bill Lake und
Mr. H. K. Roof of the Southern
There's a combination of spark-I lo contrast with her H
a i r . ________________________ .
.-Mrs, Beits as hostesses. Jim Sharon left Sunday night, by
Bell Telephono Company, of Da>via
business was given at- car, for Gainesville to resumu their tona, Fla., has been for the past
I after
The new Stoklcy Nurseries, in- Inc., of which Richard D. Pope, of "■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■•■a
ler which tea and cake studies a t the University.
four or five days a t the Valdez
sor|torated, of Winter Haven,' this city, in occrotnry and Kcncnil
•d- Those present ware
hotel.
have applied for
’or a charter of in -{manager.
J. IS. Robson, Leake,
Mts. M. M, Thomas who har
corporation,, the capital utot-k o
been.visiting her .slater. Mre. R. J.j Miss Cooper of Tampa. Fla., rep
H r u g g ' .t s are ln * lru rl.tl to refund money In . » « ' y In .tn u rr w l i . r , i
the corporation being $100,000.
IJggers, Chris Mathews, Holly returned yesterday to her
Silver Springs, five mile* frur.t
sa tisfu rlo ry resu lts nrr nut ohlalnrd. T hr vrry nrst d ose o f •
resentive of "Ladies Ready to
OcuLi, is it resort that i.t destined
Phillip,, McKee. Benja- home in Jacksonville.
Cl.KM JOMKM I.IVKlt AMI KID9IKV TOXIC
Wear,’’ has been here sevoral dny<t,
tner, Overlin and McRay.
few to become
The dMfelntofih Nows,.
_ very popular. Extcnn lm o .t Invariably .to p * th . t e n d e n c y o f s n e e s ln g nnd oM'ghlug
calling
upon
tho
various
dry
goods
and th r third dorr uxuully .top* tln> su v r r r .t ('(ILD. T h r ■ imntoii ■ .
days ago, told of the cxcrllont! sivc development is utulor way in . S Cold
Mr. and Mre. J. C. Aycock left
m ust lie rla»*eil us a serious d isea se so R*t rid <J It ut once
>LY CROSS GUILD,
Monday for SL Augustine to. a t for Orlando.
If your inu*r|rs are sore or y ou have th at ch illy
(waling
liven near McIntosh. On n Mingle th" t 1plne’" , “ni1
bul,dinK* S w llli a dull headache. It’s u sure . l a n th at y o u h a v e ta k e n cold. m
•lular monthly business tend the Ponce de Leon celebra
Mrs. S. D. Chittenden, who has
acre he has raised and shipped | wil! bt> r',t,1*ced >vDh now one4 1J Don't w ait for p n eu m on ia tn develop, hut buy a b o ttle o t CLKM
of the Holy Cross Guild tion.
Ji IN KM I.IVKlt AND K4DNKY TON 10 today. The c»»t I* smaU
been visitinjr friends at West
eleven hundred nnd eighty-two nnd the grounds beautified,
»t the Rectory with flfr
■mil y o u ran not afford to takw u chance a t th is tlm o u* year.
Palm
Beach,
now
en
route
to
Tal
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.
-----------,
btbficets
of
fine
lettuce.
obers present. Several
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Mlgnery of
Fur *sle s i
•
■
lahassee,
is
stoppinK
over
for
a
oi importance were con- Danbury, Conn., have been visi
J*"!on5 them the discus- tors here for several days, regis week in Sanford as the jcucst of
Avocado growing in thn Wiruoc
The Hunchback at
ROUiMILLAT & ANDERSON
her dauKhter, Mrs. Walter WishL
1*21 °£,P«ws for the new tering a t the Valdes Hotel.
©
\50b
Raven section has recoivc-l ndde.1
M i[a n e t o n i g h t .
1
The Guild having taken
stimulus by tho organization of
Miss Marion Turner of New
“ •ir portion of work.
TiO OKiAL
Mre. V. L. Wagner spent Sun
the Ridgeland Avocado Nurseries,
WtVIvJ
. b!in* the regular after- day in Tampa with her daughter, York, who has been demonstrating
-z
t¥
the Bible study daring who I* a student in the convent i Dennison a rt material! at the
;v.j
Coleman
Gift
Shop
for
the
paat
R esting closed with sev- there.
two
wetks,
left
Monday
for
resdings ot> prs^qr. REALIZING
Gaineaville.
.
Miss
IDEAL FOR TAFFETA
"Hams of • Iffliaukee, Catherine Teague and Miss Ruth
AN IDEAL
Mr*. Lola LeGetta has returned
has spent the winter Gillqi) motqrefl pn Sunday to AmsA
graceful
and
attractive'
little
frock
to
Sanford
after
spending
several
» ?uest of "Comfolft rilla Gardens on Lake Charm.
Msny have Ibado it pos
i beini
weeks with her son and daughter. nay be made up after this model,
*ng honored today
sible to acquire a home -'nf
•e
Mr. apd Mrs. Howard LeGette of •specially designed for the developeee
._ ,y ^Picnic a t Green
their own—the realization
ar. .of PhlUdelphia,
Pjtilad
.hear
Cairoa Ga., and is a t home with nent of taffeta and the rtfpe mateof an ideal.
^
Roby her daughter, Mrs. W. C. Hill, t , > iata. The skirt is gathered to a seraiitted biotue with square neck and
Palm
'n- MrsMr"ioy kha the
The Hffrtid W ant Ad*
M r.C arl Roumiilat of Jackson- lowing sleeves finished with roil cuffs.
have a deal to' 'do with
•Utei. alisa Adel w{l?
-f-rAutomobile Repairing
Gas 25c
(
preferred,
the
skirt
may
be
trimmed
\ille, Who was on his way to Kisbringing about homo own
y
•
vith
three
bamts
of
selfor
contrasting
simmfD,
stepped
over
Sunday
wltfi
ership.
forHhey
point
to
opDr. and Mre. Cecil D. Butt and
jCempbell of Tallahas- aon of Orlando spent Sunday here his brother, Mr. Eugene RoumiUaL nattrial. IT desired. Aledium size
■rortunitics in buying, sell
Miss J . R. Thurshy of Orange equires 3 yanls of taffeta 36 inches
3
t
•
of Sanford,
ing, exchanging.
‘ ef, Mre.
City
was
shopping
here
Monday.
: In the Coq
See w hat tha Herald
K4
Pictorial Review Dress No. 1306.
Sanford for ______
OPEN D A Y A N D NIGHT — ^.LADIES’ REST ROOM
W ants have to offer in aid
The friends of Mr. Roy R. Sten- •Ire*. 34 to 40 inches bust nod 16 to 20
* "?**■ Mr. Campbell
ing you In . having your
Mr. .and Mrs. R. L. Moore of ■trom. who a t one time resided in -cars. Brice, 35 cents.
A *™ *** tor delegate Sanford returned from a motor
dreacia for a home come
Democratic con- trip to Miami, where they vielted Sanford, will be interested in the
true._______ ‘
___ _
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_______
According
to ' the Palatka
following
item: "Mr.
and_____
Mra.
tipping In touch' • with
“Keeping
for a week.
--------X Boy-l!R."gU Mtwm--ann<wnce---thet-Ny*?t' “e ta tls d o thu* YXlfTiUliiiT
means
the Herald Wa:
arrival of a daughter, Lois Edna, able ' show th at Putnam county
rv ^ -v—ic*rtl'*and- her
keeping
iii
touch
w
ith
real
wiU
mature
some
four
hundred
F.
A.
W.
Brown,
better
known
March
31,
in
their
home,
Beau
^ r i i to p h e r William*
tv opportunltlce.
onnortiinltica.
ty
I
acres of watermelons this season,
»rom New York ■tores. Miss Cooper left Monday fort, S. C.
Ju st tu tu to th e Herald
and under favorable conditions
as Brownie, ahlek of Banana Lake,
fc spent the week-end in Sanford.
On the Joe^Sauser Corner. ^
Want Ads now and see how
Mr. F. R. Bolx of Boston, Mass., that means a crop th a t will be
money
for
the
growers.
has
bougth
the
John
Brumley
farm
^Garden HeraldT*W
at Palm H am m ett, paying |16JK)0
BY
O.C.
«nglna for tha loaji.T
•
NepoleeonV nightshirt*' It ot-fu>
Jt’r <7111(4-
l
THE NEW TREATMENT FOR BAD COLDS
I
Carolina-Florida Service Station.
BY THE VERY BEST MECHANICS
a
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SUPPLIED
COLD
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P A G !!
SIX
TUB SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 8, l*)2i
A* Prince li
SEWANEE-TRACK
TEAE WILL MEET
GATORSATURDAY
'MteQn&Onqi
worjry too
it h bcraui
didate L egislature
fjnrjW. W pjggpl
qualified as ennufdale for the leg
islature to represent Grfiup No. 1."
Mr. Wnybright was for four year.4
-—1D14-.1D1H—assistant county so
licitor of Duval, and later was
coctcd to th Igislature In 1918, tfe^r
ing In the special sessions of th at
yca^ nnd 1919.
ARRIVES FOR BOUT HERE
Galbr Track T«*m Will JourneyTo Scwonee To Meet ClmTen
Athletes of University of
, *''
' South.
A CLEAR SKf
J■a velvet,
£ s athe; ideal
% we«,n
attain. N o blemlihes, ro <
no blackheads, .10 mirk* t(
the even texture of healtVi
The eecret ii pure, red (
Irtxn poisons and imp!:*
Seminole Gun Club, three
miles out will shoot every
Thursday afternoon. Every
one invited. Three miles on
Orlando road.
GAINESVILLE7 April H.—SnturdaynftertKKin IRorMa University's erack track and field com
bination meets the Univorm y of
the South (Scwnnnee) nt Scwar.nec, Term., in the opening moot of
the, ,1924 inter-collegiate track sea
son. Tit is a return meet with the
Sewnnhcc team, the Gator path
sta ts having decisively trounced
the Tennessee sprinters in u dual
meet on Fleming Feld last April. I
Florida’s chances to again reg-(
later a victory nppeur very good
for the squad of men Coach “J im
my" White now hns under hi<
wing, should find the 19” I season
a- banner one. Despite the ab
sence of n specialized tutor for
track and field, the Gator cir'der
artists have entered into their i
Work with n will and a true Got |
or spirit, nnd .Conch White is ■
pleased with the showing thus fnrj
of his proteges. Mr. White,
for;
fofir year a track man of note at
the ‘university of Virginia, is
proving himself u dynamo ol
worth to the aspiring trackers,
nnd is teaching
his crew lots
about track and how to win dual
meets.
“ The team leaves Gatorlnnd
Thursday afternoon n t
ar.ji
osf Saturday swing into the open
ing competition ninny miles from
hotn^. Conch White has not for
mally selected his team , and
no
man yet is sure of makinq
th<trip. I t is probable that nine men
only will be nicked to go north,
Jack Middleton, winner over “ Rough House’' Knss in n recent
though a ten{h man mny be given
arrived in Sanfunl this afternoon to hold his final workouts in
an oportunity to run in the Sopreparation fo r his recond match with the North Carolina huttler.
waijnee meet
MYRTLE AVE. & 417! S T .-------------1-------- ----- _ _ _
p ^ qj,
THE HOME OF “GOOD GOODS”
9
iso in in vhin mt
.DAIRYMAf
A D A IR Y .
;\F E E D /
Economy is not determi*
by price alone but by u
value of the article purchm
Our
line
of "GOO
GOODS” is so priced that
represents true economy
feeding.
?
.
, -YOUR MONEY BACK IF 1
ARE
NOT SATISFIED.'
*v I» |
It b a t w hit a cow EATS but whit A
DIGESTS Oat produce: milk <nd hittaU
IF YOUR DEALER DOES
N ’T SERVE
DAIRYMAN’S DEUfil
DAIRY FEED
(ChtKMrttfU U t rrrtrtn)
.Cntiini nupt than 73ft DIGESTIBLE nutd
FIT r o p A QUEEN
THERE IS ONE JUST DOWN THE
, STREET W A T DDES. m> * *
NATIONAL BASE BALL WEEK
lay At Orlando Jack Middleton Arrives In City To
Hold Final Workouts for Ross Bout
n Next Saturday
2
MERCHANTS & BROKERS,
s,
g
S
5 Headquarters for all Varieties o f Fruits 5
l
and Vegetables, Prompt and Personal
l
S
w ------
t iiu b x . by virtu0
of the cross neglect which
has been accorded him by
JUT sundry de*cn wjvc* rtnco.,Fb*
idtart rrt ‘M r fartltJUB carceF ftg th«
rnest
E
rough house hoy better guard him
self cautiously if doeVnb> w a n li./
put out quicker than he was ir
their first mee^npi'TrSSiDitSr-.iiSS
won
BIG INDIAN IS
TRYING OUT FOR
QLYMPIC TEAMS
g
,
Attention to All Shipm ents '
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—
S
■
At The Sportsman Store*
K ratia H a a aiiB liB H a aa a a a M iK a M a H H aH H H aM R M M a ig w w H M
many
him to repeat his victory. That
iu intercollegiate- in the the lad can punch is the vehement
The quartet left shortly a fte r firsts
wild- is u fairly fast quar declaration f Ross, who a fter the
dttirm Monday for Tampa, where javelin
and half mller, although he match declared that Middleton car
•Jones will be a Spectator a t the ter
never competed in these ries one of the hardest punches
Sitate _ Amateur Golf Tourney, has
event*. He has treated track com ihat he hns ever felt. However
which sta rts this morning in the petition as an ‘‘athletic sideline.”
Ross itcdanni th at he has learned
Cigar City.
“ Rig Jawn" will huve his first
, Jones will endeavor to return taste of fast track compeition in • In- former’s tactics now and that
(o Orlando lute Friduy in time to nit-round events April ”•». when he In* will not get him (Ross) of? of
participate in the pniposed foro- will participate ’ in the pentathlon his gunrd this time.
Hilly Dawson, who has been a r
lom e Saturday,
according t > in the Finn relays.
ranging the exhibitions here ami
present plans. He is planning to
During previous track seasons who
has billed this attractive card
baw a visit to E ast Coak*. towns the Indian sta r has devoted his
before returning to tho Georgia energy and time chiefly
*«»!"» i
week-end, arrived .n the
city this morning and stated that
m etrop olis.
footbull practice and ..........„
Wednesentering practically all tnterrol- Ross
v 0,s will be i In Sanford
u
leginte meets with the scantiest o f ,^ ‘l i ' Loss also will have a worktraining un doften with no tr»in‘ ol,,t .or.L'vo..,?^or1° his sceond match
Ing whatevei.
wi.li the Muitni nnd Jacksonville
With the Olympics looming, Levi buttler.
' •
will concentrate on the events of , ^ i » n he enter* the ring Friday
the decathlon alone, spending hut i »>Khf U will he with the confident
little time on spring footisill prac- prediction that he will be returned
» IJAWRENCE. Kan.. Apr. 8.— tlce and baseball. Tho conches the winner, according to reports
John Levi, Haskell Indian football believe that by s.> doing he «un ! emanating from the cnm’p of Ross,
s ta r ,.picked ns All-America full- better his records to a m a r k e d ] who has been In Jacksonville since
on many selection* last fall, degree.
his recent bout.
attem pt to win a berth on the
ncan Olympic
team which
compete in Paris next s u m -;
tie r. The gigantic Arapahn brave,
I
EVERT
TRUE
BY CONDO
regarded the greatest Indian a th
lete since the days of Jim Thorp,i\ i
Swill enter the preliminary Olym- j
SC O T T ,
H lS P H ?
p ie -tryouts at the University o f ;
Kansas stadium here. uMy DO and , Y o u 'v e & 2 C N 13UYING SonC. P10fc<2
t u e 'v e G O T m o i o s
I N e tu B O O K s 1
b o o k s
N G u j |M "THIS h o u s e T H ^ N
will enter the decathlon.
any’ sWigli! event, C o a c h { tyvs KUO by tv HAT T O T > o W ITV4 1
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believes hhis ex-1 I ’M FOR G e t T I N G . R l O o p
IFrank McDon
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truck and
am his ] S i o w e O P "TH Cvj C? •DOP*ol2.Cr
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him to make j
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n g m the evoints o f ! M/t= GLO'Ai IM Ar*Y M O R C
a good showing
f-iorsiG : Y r - o
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v
the decathlon.
The Indian hns carried his 200 |
O N ES 1
»Und4 of brawn over the 120 yard
hurdles in>0:15 2-5; over tho
yard low hurdles in $:25 2-5
ind has high jumped *> feet. He
put the 1C pound shot 43 feet
.
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A rran g in g eggs la new modes.
Thoughts~f or Y ou
The greatest of all
■the Hunchback.
THE world’s greatest inventors would be w asting their
talents it their creations were such that they interested
no one else—and unless some one else were able to enjoy
them and benefit by them.
PHONE 148
t h e Ey e s
*
OF ALL SANFORD
t
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day hecauim Sanford's best
opportunities ure always to
be found listed on these
pages.
No mntter what your
wants may he, classified ads
will help you.
To reach nU the people
etroctlvely — leave your
Want Ad at Tho Hdrald Of
fice. Phone us to send for
it or phone it to the Want
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or to a limited group. Stop and think for a minute!
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spread broadcast that this country is so fine a place to
live in?.
The advertisements in this paper are thoughts. Many
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Nefr Smyrna Game
^Not To Be Played
U n t i l Wednesday
Do you take full advantage of them? Do you read them,
every day?
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f
all
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Don’t close your ears to it
YOU, TOO, can wear new
Spring clothes! JOat bring
your soiled or faded things
here. \Vhen we return them
tn
r lE iiL i
COMMISSION
Richmond, Virginia.
likely to appear iiere in a fpre*
stttnc, Hfi-nole exhibition match
{viftlirduy nt the Orlando Country
Chib If present plans hold true.
Bobby was in Orlando Sunday
nicht and Monday morning, com
ing here with Frunk Adair, viceresident of the .A dair Realty
nU T ruts Company, of A tlanta,
Gu„ of -Which firm Jnqyu _h a
"member, who spent the morning
cam e . several members of
Jft^.N ew Smyrna High School
Baseball team are scheduled to
appear in a\play, that la to be
-given there/thix afternoon and
night, the tam e between ..that
-team and the local, high school
..pipe has been postponed until
Wednesday afternoon, it was
announced bv the school auth
orities Tuesday.
The New Smyrna boys leleied the school olficsls here
Monday aflerqoon asking if
arrange meats could be
L Superintendent McKay
Coach McLucna agreed to
WHOLF-SALE
His Highness, the,K ing of American Summer Sports, is pr
ed to enter his domain. In his honor a ten day period cel
tlon has been set aside by The Chamber of Commerce of
letfc Goods Manufactures. The period upon which King
Rail will receive t l «; bow of the American Public is from
■ith to April 14th, The welcome is to be extended tin
Window Displays of Sport Stores. ,
Come In make our Store your headquarters during this
See our Window Display. Look over our fine Stock of
Rail Goods. The Lucky Doc D. & M. line.
t t a ;2 |L
v n ii^ fiP a n tid
—
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newed—you probably , w
lze them, and ,Jk’KI
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THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 8,1924
REA& THEM FOR PROFIT
Political
JT-AD RATES __ Announcements
ord D a lly H e r a ld
ANNOUNCEMENTS
PAGE SE V E N
USE THEM FOR RESULTS
Political
Announcements
ROOMS FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
FOIt KENT—Two rooms with oi
AUTOMOBILES AND
REPAIRS
HELP WANTED
WANTED—Sanford business men
v,»
SHERIFF
l~hereby announce my candidacy FOtt STATE SENATOR FROM
who a rc ,ip .need of competent
without
garnge._fll8
Oak
Ave.
*
FORDS
.
■ J . a n n o u n c e myself a can- for County Comlmssioner for the
FOR SALE— DeSoto paints and
THE NINETEENTH SEN
help
should lead the classified
.
.
.
New
ana
Used
P b lt REhiT—One bedroom wit!
didate, for leelectlbn to the ofT ce ;jr(j District, comprising the .towns
vanrishej a t Sanford Novelty
page of The Herald. There’s no
ATORIAL DISTRICT.
ROADSTERS
,.,.*4 mU- w i l l be »*sleeping
porch.
Apply
806
M
n_g
of
aherKTof
Seminole
county
subj
0f
U
k
e
Mary,
limgwood.
and
AlWork’s; - sole agents.______ 154-tic
reason for sending out-of-town for
I announce my candidacy for
Iron* p«lren« ■"<! *«•TOURINGS
Jcct to the «ctlbn bf the Demo- tamonte Springy.and respectfully nomination ns State Senator from
„ n l im m ed iately for
help when there is probably Just
FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs
OOUl'ES
cratlo primary to be held on June soiicit tho support o( th(. *otCfl| / f
FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom
the person you want in the city.
the
Nineteenth
Sanatoria!
District,
for
setting,
15
eggs
for
$1.00.
SEDANS
_______ __ 1Ae a llae
J. If elected lor another term I this district at the primary to bo subject to the Democtati * Primary 402 Oftk Ave.
WANTED—Twenty live nnd hust
Mrs.
Ellsworth,
Deardall
Avenue,
TON
TRUCKS
“
He a llae pledge .3 tuinil the duties of the held June S, 192 i.
ling boys to deliver and sell tho
to be held June 3rd. I am an a t FOR RENT—Two rooms, up Sanford. Rhone 3303.
_____ __
Up a 11*« ofTico in the same efficient manner
Cash or Verms. .
83-tfp
\y’_
g
BALLARD
Herald in Sanford. Good money
stairs and one downstairs. 112 SANFORD STOVE WORKS. 321
^ _____
<« a line that I have conducted it in the
torney ut law practicing a t San
We Sell or trade.
for the right kind of boys. Come
Type doubt* above
EDWARD HIGGINS,
past.
p UR COUNTY COMMISSIONER ford, Florida, and have been a res Laurel Ave.
First Street. Next door to Smith
down
to the Herald office tomor
Authorised
Ford
Dealer
ident
of
and
attorney
in
the
Nine
FOR
RENT—Two
bod-rooms.
202
C. M. HAND.
1 hereby announce my candidacy
brothers. We sell, trade, and re
jaerd date* ar* for enurow afternoon right after school
___________ Sanford._______
Park
Ave.
teenth
Senatorial
District
for
13
pair
all
kinds
of
cook
stoves.
If
[ve insertion*.
‘
FOR HOARD OF p u b l h T T T
and seo the Circultaion Manager
years. Your support will bo great FOR RENT—Two nice light house your trouble is stove trouble, see FOR SALE—Ford Roadster
I'd* of avelwW length
STRUCTION
oTJho Herald for particulars.
Lunted »
,
,,
ly appreciated.___ •
ticnlly
new.
ltargain.
See
keeping room* nnd front bedL cbari.'e 30c for Orat
I hereby announce my candldatj
WANTED7200 salespeople now,
_________j.s n v is jy n R Y A N .
room. Apply_at_I!erald_office._ FOR SALE—Ancona baby chicks. art Dutton.
for re-clectioit as member of the
MAKE BIG MONEY selling Wat
crtt»lp( I* restrict id .to
LbST—Eastern
Star
pin
with
gol«i
Fine strain pure-bred ancona
Board of. Public Instruction for
LE'R | ’.ENT—Rooms and boa>)1
kins nationally advertised house
V rtamrttnatlon.■M
VULCANIZING
bar with the name “Sadie" en
reasonable.
Phoenix
Hotel, chicks, hatched from eggs from my
[ error I* made T h e ton* Seminole County, Plorldti; repre
hold products. YOU CAN TOO.
graved. Finder' please leave at 40-W.
Hood
own flock of carefully selected
Lrald1 will be resp o n s ib le
senting school district No. 2 of
Established 1803. Resources $15,I
will
bo
n
candidate
for
renomiE nne incorrect Insertion.
Goodyear
Alien
Seed
Co.’s
and
receive
re
bleeders.
My
17
years
experience
Seminole County, subject to the uation for the office of State At
FOIl RENT—Large airy rooi
Lrtlser, for subsequent
and
000,000. Branches all over U. S.
ward. Mrs. Sadie Allen.
in
breeding
anronns
assure
you
tho
Democratic
primary
to
be
held
on
f*. Tha office sh o u ld be
ing Inkefront. Call 571-J
torney of the Seventh Judicial Cir
Balloon Tire?
best to be had in the breed. All
and Canada. Rare CHANCE JUST
June 3rd, 1924.
Immediately In c* m o f
cuit of the Slate of Florida, sub
Used Cars
chicks delivered South Baldwin
_________ CHAS. A. DALLAS.
NOW for .City Sales dealers, men
ject to the action of the Demo
o AiivBirrijncnH.
Ancona Farm, Lillian. Ain._____ KENT VULCANIZING WORKS,
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
or
women, full or part time, in city
cratic Primary, Your endorsement ROUSES FOR RENT
REAL
ESTATE
Commercial
St.
■aid r e p r e s e n t a t i v e t h n r FOIt SALE—Remington
type
I hereby announce my candidacy for a second term of office will bo
iimlllar'with rate*, rule*
of Sanfoid, and elsewhere. Wrtia
writer
with
wide
carriage,
$30.00
FOR
RENT—Cottage.
J.
^lesson.
for the office o t County Judgt greatly appreciated.
ifldrntlnn, w ill g i v e you
Oil KENT—One 12-room flat, for i|uick sate. Inquire Herald of- FOR SALE— Republic one-ton today for our practical, sure
, information.
Ano !f
FOR RENT—5-room ccttagc with
of Semihula County, subject to tm
GEORGE A. DeCOTTES,
truck, thoroughly overhauled and MONEY-MAKING PLAN. J. R.
, they will a s s i s t y o u In
good condition, centrally located.
_
bath,
lights
and
water.
W.
J.
action
of
the
voters
a
t
the
Demo
State Attorney, Seventh Judicial
repainted.
New tire*. Wight Gro- Watkins Co., Dept. 99, Memphis,
• y°ur want ad tu m a k e cratic primary Juno 3.
FOR
SALE—One
pair
mules
and
Thigpen.
Circuit. State of Florida.__
J effective.
wagon,
cheap,
or
one
mule.
Lew
JOHN
G.
LEONARDY.
FOIt
RENT—It
FOR
RENT—Store
room,
good
con
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
II’OHTNAT NOTICK,
is. Altamonte
Springs. Phone FOR SALE—Ford Coupe 1923 WXTTte F
Salesladies
trnlly located,
FORCOUNTY JUDGE
I hereby anuounce-piy candidacy
dition, good location.
rtlser* should g i v e th eir
model in good condition. Can
dutl G.
. .
Wuniworth’s.
To the People of Seminole County: for re-election for the office of Ave._______
f,r postufflre a d d ress a*
RENNET’S 1IAT FACTORY—ir ape it at Williams Garage. ____ _ WANTED— Youqg man 18 years
i their phone n u m b er If
I nm a candidate * for County -County Commissioner of 'Seminole FOR RENT For 0 months,, com
FOR
RENT
Lire results. A b o u t one
Speedster,
you want your hat cleaned and FOR SALE—Ford
Judge,
your
nupport
and
vote
on
or older to learn business. Good
...County, District No. 1, subject to
fortably furnished house, six
[n u t o f a thousand ha* a
chca.p. 109 N. Sanford Avo._
blocked when you want it and how
ment, doa
June the 3rd will be appreciated. the action of the Democratic pri ioping rooms. 318 Magnolia
opportunity. Apply Mgr. J. G.
L„, find the oth er* can ’t
you
want
it
send
It
to
the
Factory,
SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON. mary June 3, 1924.
i o lt sa t.K oft tra T je Frank McCrury Co. 5 and 10 Cent stor^
birate w llh
y o u u n less
123 Broad Street, Jacksonville, lin sedan on easy terms or will
low your a d d r e s s ,.
___________ G. L. BLEDSOE.
[ueontlnannee MUST be
Florida._______
’• trade for real estate title or
galow, CIO Magnolia. Apply If.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
In person nt T h e S s s FOR
SALE—Tomato
plahts,
any
equity. Biggest automobile bar
C.
Du
Bose.____
______
.
I respectfully announce myself
BUILDING
llrrnlil o f f i c e « r b y l e t quantity... Check Farm, French gain in the state. Write P. O. Box
T elephone
illaeo B tlais n candidate for the House of FOR SALE—House and lot, $1,102l>,
Sanford.
Fla.,
what
you
have.
■ re n o ! v a l i d .
MATERIAL
Representatives from
Seminote
000.00; $100.00 cash. $25.00 per
ious. Prompt, EfTleUnt
I—Sweet tone mahugCounty, subject to the Democratic
MIRACLE Concrete Co., genera]
month. W. V. Wheeler, 404
S e rv ice .
o, beautiful A rt case,
orimary, June 3, 1924. If elected First National Bk. Bldg., Phone
cement work, aldewtaka, build
Business
a In- Sanford, a t $125
l will ndvocate constructive legis 101-J.
ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. &.
storage charge. M.
I hereby announce my candi lation for the benefit of the greatOpportunities
Terwillcgcr. Prop.
I 7th St., Jacksonville,
dacy for tho office of Clerk of the «t number of people in Seminole
1 Political
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY—We, Lumber and Building MaterlaL
Circuit Court, Seminole County. County nnd the state of Florida.
Carter Lumber Company
Apartments
the m anufacturer of a well
nnouncements
FOR SALE—Cheap, to avoid pack
Florida, subject to the decision of ________________ J. R. LYLES.
N. Laurel St, Phone 565.
known
and
wMcrj
advertised
pro
ing
an
dshinping
from
Sanford,
the Democratic Primary to b< FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
For Rent
(USECUTING ATTORNEY held on Juno 3rd, A. D., 1924. 1
will sell my high grade player prietory medicim, want n repre IIILL L UM BE R CO. II ouse o
I hereby announce my candlto to announce to the clti- jtnnd for efficiency and service In
Service, Qualjty a id Prl«
piano a t u sacrifice. Monthly sentative in cacti county in Flor
leminoie County that I'am
large, nice, coot rooms
terms to pruty giving satisfactory ida. Our proposition is attractive
office.
Into for the nominatlop to
Garnery Phone 59.
references. See piano and make and will hot a man from $200 to
VANCE E DOUGLASS.
Ccutln? Attorney for tho
offer.
E. J. Doby, 84 N. Broad $250 per month. Character and
FOR
RENT—Furnished
ability count more than money in
Court ot Seminole County, FOR MEMBER SCHOOL HOARD
ment. Apply Shirley
St„ Atlanta , Ga. _____________
I
hereby
announce
myself
a
can
|o the action of the Detnoselection. Write us your qualifiesincuts.
First
Street.
FOR SALE—Flowering plants. tlons and if mitisfactpry we will LOST an opportunity to keep
Kmary, «une 3rd, 1924. 1 didate for re-election to the office
FOIt..............
RENT-, Nice npartment for
abreast with the times by not
Sweet William, Cnlendulns, Cnr- explain our proposition to you by
......
■rateful lor your vote and of.mrmbei of the board of,public
nntibns, Asters, Zinnia,' Verbena, letter. Tho National Remedy Com reading the classified pages of
_ r c nt, 30 1 W, 5th St._Phone_444.
instruction, representing school
■nation.
Feverfew, 25c dox. $1.50 100. To pany. Po.uoffice Station G, Jack your daily newspaper. Herald
FOR RENT—Double house or
p:ST F. HOUSEHOLDER. district No. 1 of Seminole Coun*y,
want nds contain many interesting
mato .Colkirds, Lettuce, 50c 100; sonville, Florida.
subject to the Democratic primary
three
room
apartment
furnish
GUSTY COMMISSIONER to he held on June 3rd, 1924.
message:. It will pay you to read
ed,
location
good,
close
in.
A.
P.
[hv announce my candidacy
them dally. __ _______________
FRED T. WILLIAMS.
If you want a city lot, a subur
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
|nty Commissioner for the
Tip for today: You are known
ban lot, u house ready built, cel
DRESSMAKING
I hereby announce my candi
istrict comprising Chuluo- TO TH E VOTERS OF TH E 19TH
by the company you keep; thereSENATORIAL
DISTRICT.
ery
farm,
grove
or
anything
In
dacy for County Commissioner for
kva and Osceola, subject to
MRS. NIXON has added to her futc avoid mayonnaise dressing
the Real Estate line call us. Wc
Ion of the Democratic pri A fter due consideration, I have tho fifth district cf Scninote Coun Third Street. Apply ]
dressmaking establishment tail fore avald mayonnaise dressing.
sell
at
the
owners
price
only.
decided
to
become
a
candidate
for
Printcry.
onn._
Postoffjcp
ty.
Subject
to
the
action
of
the
me 3.
oring. Indies suits tailored tdvorder. It has been mixed up with olL—
re-election
to
the
State
Senate
June Prim ary of 1924.
C. A. RAULERSON.
FOR TIENT—Three ro<
304 W. Fifth St.
A
New Haven heglster.
from the 19th Senatorial District,
Call and sec us. Wc give you
E. H. K1LBER.
ment| Lee Bros., 415
XERK CIRCUIT COURT composed of Orange, Seminole and
the
burgnins
and
service.
:by announce that I am a Osceola Counties, subject to the MEMBER OF SCHOOL BOARD
THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO..
I wish to announce that I am a
for tho office of Clerk Democratic Primary to bo held
Semlnolq
'Circuit Court of Seminole June 3rd. 1 respectfully soRdt candidate for Member of tit*
•jrm
r
M»mc?
A+jrmri'Vriattrof Scminuia Cot trow
, subject to the action of the
' bungalow. A bargain; tutms.
Innnire 1103 Oak Ave.__________
WANTED
tho decision of the Democratic priH. H. CHAPPELL.
FOR SALE—Small hou*<f; modem
ftihr‘y)ttt.1*f held
IBTICB-OH-THB'PHACE
T n r p p w i .,,T.'»^
..................... , ....
M ndam H o r rla li
_
II. H. PATTISHALL.
ib; announce that I am a
I heroby announce that I am e
---FOR
CLERIC
URL!
1
1
IT
COOltT
Ulatricl
flee. $3,000.00; terms. W. V,
Over Mobley’a Drug Store,
f wish to announce that I am a
No. I, subject to" tfie Dt?mocratk
Wheeler, 401 1st N atl. Bank, Bldg,
Park Avu. Thoiio 215.
Schelle Mainss
district of Seminole Coun primary to be held June 3rd, 1924. candidate for Clerk of the Circuit
Sanford Novelty
ith the legal and efficient Said district beig composed of the Court of Seminole Co., subject to WANTED—Good used typewriter ’Phone 101 -J.
WILL TRADE
acre farm
hce if the executive officers following voting precincts: San Dei locratlc primary, June third.
fi»r cash. It. J. Rod. Phone 3,
•:* LAWYER
twelve miles north of Miami, in
Works
If elected, I piomtse the faithful
county I promise to do my ford, Lake Monroe and Paoln.
rapidly growing section for well
performance of the duties con PUBLIC Stenographer
— Court H oum
ithout prejudice.
E. E. WALKER.
located property in or near San
nected with that office.
L G, g TRINGFELLQW, „
ness
solicited.
solicited.
107
FOIt SHERIFF.
V* C. COLLER, Prop.
ford. Small cash payment is re
_________ W. L. MORGAN.
Phone 349. *
BR COUNTY JUDGE,
To the Voters of Seminole County:
quired. Price of Miami property,
FOR
TAX
COLLECTOR
*
pet, or course, to the action
Wa n t e d t o b u y —T ^ ' or twen- including farm house and barns is
I hereby announce my candidacy
General Shop oud Mill Work
I wish to aunounce that I nm a
Democratic Prim ary to be I’or the office o{ Sheriff of Semi
ty acre tract bordering on lake, $15,000. .If interested in making a
nc 3.-d, I will be a candidate nole County, subject to the voters candidate for re-election to the of No improvements required. Must trade write giving full description
George A. DeCottes
Contractor and Builder
t office of County Judge of of the Democratic Primary to be fice of County Tax Collector of he well iocaotd and close to town. of
your property, location and
Attomey-at-Law
lie County. I shall bo grate- hold June 3rd, 1924. If. elected 1 Seminole County, subject to the Give price nnd amount of ensh re- price.
Address
‘
ildress
It.
It.
J.
J.
Peck,
Puck,
Ful617
Commercial
Street
Over
Seminole County
r the nomination and elec- promise four years of Law En action of the Democratic primary quiredJMWB
Address
Box 100, cart fonh_Flnrida.________________
m . ___
R ank
[nd if elected I assure the forcement in a business manner by to be held in June.
The Sanford Herald.____
FOR SALE—10 acres close to city
ph.p of Seminole a fair and the help of the proper subordi- ___ ______ _ JWO. D. JINKINS.
Sanford,
—
Florida
WANT—To rent
for tho
.
..
__
summer,
on good road. New house, garage
1 administration of the afMEMBER COUNTY
SCHOOL
well located home In Sanford, by nnd other improvements. $2,000.00.
t tho off]ct..
BOARD
Elton J Moughton
responsible party. Must be up to Terms. W. V. Wheeler, 1st N at’!
___ SCHELLE MAINES._ forccment \«ters, on June 3rd.
I hereby announce myself a can date with all Imporvements and Bank Bldg. 'Phono 101-J.
FOR RENT
ARCHITECT
81TEH1NTENDENT OF
_______RAYMOND L. A L L E N ^ didate for re-election as a member completely furnished. Give com
Fred R* Wilson
of
the
County
Board
of
Public
In
t/BLIC INSTRUCTION
plete Information an to location
FOR RENT—Garage. Comer 11th First National Bank Bldg,
FOR TAX ASSESSOR.
reby announce my candidacy
from District No. 2, and price in answering this ad.
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Sanford, ----------- Florida
election to the office of candidate for re-election to the (Geneva
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Osceola and Box 431, Sanford, Florida.
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the
aetjon
of
office
of
Tax
Assessor
of
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tion • of Seminole County, nole County,
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dccls- the Democratic Primary,- .June 3rd,
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Sanford
• Florid:
REAL ESTATE
ield on June 3rd, 1924.
ber of the Board since 1915, and
be held June 3rd, 1924.
Carolina,-Florida
fillifine
shape,
$4200.00—
_____ T. W. LAWTON.
having
been
chairman
of
tho
A. VAUGHAN.
WANTED
Board since 1919, especaliy fits me
COUNTY PROSECUTING
terms.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR
WANTED
— Property listings;
for
the
work
required
of
a
Board
ATTORNEY.
I beg to announce myself a can memhcr„nnd If re-elected I promYour property for sale or rent ing Station, gas at 2
Studebaker, Packard, Chevrolet
*h to announce that I shall didate for tho office of Tax Col
listed with us will receive our
pandidate for the office of lector of Seminole County, subject
20 acres, 11 tiled,
• Ji L PERKINS
prompt attention and will be han cents above cost the
Prosecuting Attorney, aub- to the decision Of (he Democratic
dled to tho best of our ability.
8alea Department
small house and barn,
the Primary to be held June 3rd, 1924
1 the endorsement of
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rstic voters a t the June 3rd, ____________ R. C. MAXW ELL.
year
around.
San Juan Gang*
1st Nat'! Bank Bldg.
$10,000-one-half cash. Sanford Sign Shop
FOR
COUNTY
COMMISSIONER
GEORGE C. HERRING.
I hereby announce my candidacy
A P P R O P R IA T E
OR COUNTY JUDGE
We have several
for County Commissioner for the
LETTERING
Fourth District of Seminole Coun
good things to select F o r AH
ty. Subject to the action of the
Clusses of Work
ti it number four of Seminole |
j f Seminole County, subject June Primary of 1924.
107 North Sanford Ave.
from
in
celery
farms.
County,
subject
to
the
action
of
Democratic primary, June 8,
C. L. WEST.
Tailors, Geanera and D y « s
the Democrat primary June 3, 1924.
I pledge faithful service
FOR
SHERIFF
you nominate me.
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To th^ Voters of Seminole County:
H. B. Lewis & Co.
_______ J. G. SHARON.
FOR STATE ATTORNEY.
I hereby announce myself a can
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Address
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dacy for tHiTofflce of State Attor- j
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1924.
^
\harge Against
Iau)es
•e. Reports
1
jittee in Secret
ision Decides To
ksh Justice Probe
T A
Three Months’
AVERS After
Work Committee On
INDICTMENT DUE Reparations Rests
[Witnesses Quizzed Re*
Committee Recommends Es
CORRUPTION
linn Conditions Sur- T O
tablishment of Golf Bank
Jdinn Enforcement of
Ldul
of Issue with Immense
libition in Illinois, De- Renounce* Charge* Made Against
Capital and Co-operation of
Him on Floor of Senate to
[ment of Justice Action
Allies in Establishment of
Crowded Galleries—;Money
War Contracts And
Interests Behind Move
v Such Hank Enabling Ger
Fraud Case in Boston.
many to meet Requirements
r n r n « a o m u i h i*rM*i
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HIINGTON, Apr. 9—Tho
committee appointed to inLte the Department of JusId the offical acta of H arry
fugherty after an executive
I today that it* inquiry
[proceed with renewed force
the indictment of Senator
pr, the committee proaecuhe meeting waa behlr
Ind clos|ra. The indictment against
Dntona senator waa discuss|lenv h and afterward chairproc hart made the follow*
ktement: “This investigation
ceed with force and deteron it has never shown beStorck department of justfi
countant was then queation.
but the list of department
|on which he had workod.
of his testimony yesterday
oncerning the Old Hickory
Plant but today the examjng into phases of anothpost war ca*« that of the
isgnrto Company,
Comi
bitions surrounding the enlent of prohibition in IIUBepartment of juatlee action
Ition to war contracts-of the
lickory Powder Company of
■see, and a mall fraud case
•ton were discussed by witl who appeared Tuesday be
ne senate Daugherty investi: committee.
[a result of testimony coverp o t ec tlon" declared to have
acquired by Cj»k
a proh
WASHINGTON, Apr. 9 -R lsin g
to the queation of personal prlvelcge, Senator Wheeler denounced
on the floor of the Senate today
the indictment returned against
him yesterday by the grand jury
of Montana in hia home state. Sen
ator Wheeler spoke to a crowded
senate, practically every member
being set and the galleries Jammed.
The Montana senator first gave
a brief resume of hia personal ca
reer from his birth to hia en
trance Into public life at Butte,
Montana, where he incurred the
ill will of one of the largest finan
cial interests in the state by votirig
Senator W alsh'preiident colleague.
F o r that vote the senator said he
was told he could not remain in
public affairs or in that state.
“While In office" the senator con
tinued "I found it Incumbent to
prosecute g raft and corruption and
here find myself in the department
of justice Investigation. Oa a re
sult I And myself today standing
indicted."
With Senator Wheeler were In
dicted Gordon Campbell, oil geol
ogist and operator and L. C. Stevenaon, oil promoter and principal
owner of an oil refinery. Campbell
and Stevenson were the discover
ers of the Sunburit-Kevin oil field
In Montana. Other oil men of less
e r prominence also were Indicted
on charges of using the mails to
otfraud*
Grand Jury Charges.
The grand Jury chargee that on
thye# occasions Sena
:ttr *
had been elected
v, #•*• the i_____ _____ —
N Tuesday, E. U. TilttwUy,
[of federal general prohlbithforcement agent* w r» li.
ion the committee and aub1 some official records asked
If *he committee tnembere.
lamination had not been contwhen the committee adfor the day.
ails of the Old Hickory case,
nentlon of the maU frauds
given the committee by
W. Storck now an account,
or the department of Justice,
fold 6f recommendation* that
et“rn of $5,000,000 be aought
the Dupont Vinterests, as
ra of the Old Hickory plant,
»r contracta for powder, and
[that pn Investigation of the
P case, at Boatpb.-had disclost tensive mall frauds, but had
rfd in no federal proaecutiona.
Pimittee
members evinced
p t . r e . t in 8torck'a testimony
it appeared that he had
M l
I audita for the' •government
in
I Property inveaK«tion*;'pa'r-‘
Ir,y
the case of the Bosch
leto Company, he was direct1 Z*1 hi* records from the buof Investigation and return
Further examination Wednea•strong added many details
I? charges he made Monday
K #A a w<" ? P«rm««ed to
P Jn Chicago largely through
jaaslstance of "local ipoliticHa gave the names or plants
asserted lhj t the department
1 , 1, ®. *nd the prohibition unit
L . .J® br,n* injunction proC,0M Diem.
Mabel Welker Willlebrandt,
»«nn»fy general in
ktrnn pr1ohl1bltlon enforcement,
£ ? " * insisted, waa anxious
r ‘* Prosecution*.,
W K?ld V r . A partm ent
D M n u i?d# thr#« "Port*
Old Hickory accounU, but
•n stopped,” and that John
assistant attorney genl»iUe lnrd»tred h,m t0 «° t0
K u J v i * * * aun" ne*'
1923
he " y thV ■ituatlon. He
nt.n7. mm! n?ed B** <0 men,
7?^* *nd Investigator*, be
.- s ^ - S F t f a r .
^I ft i3
r * S ftL a
out by the accounting
THE WEATHER
The Montana junior senator la
SCtUaCd in thu-mUictm tnC v f ||*r ing
ng taken money from Gordon
Campbell «nd others to secure for
them oil and gaa prospering leases
giving them the exclusive right to
evelop oil on government landa
for a period of two yeara.
Campbell and Stevenson are
known In virtually all of the oil
districts of the West.
E. J. Daley, who was among
thoee charged with unlawful uee
of the malls, was caught in the re
cent oil caaee in Texas which led
to the conviction of Dr. Cook.
Daley himself was convicted and
a t present Is serving a prison term
of a year.
..J °bn L- Slattery, United States
district attorney who presented
the cases to the grand jury said
that a w arrant for Senator Wheel
er a arrest would & telegraphed o
Washington. The technical charge
Is violation of section 113 of the
United States penal codes.
To Continue Duties
The Montana senator's state
ment waa Issued a fter a confer
ence with hia associates and after
abided not to return im
mediately to Montana to answer to
the Indictment. What legal steps
are needed In the first instance, he
Indicted could be taken here. It
waa his intention, he emphaalxszed
to continue his duties as "prosecu
tor for the senate Daugherty Inveridprtlng committee.
fore issuing a more extended
Senator Wheeler had
said there was “absolutely nothing
to the charges."
In his more extended statement
he said:
i *‘’rb** ,indictment Is merely the
{■test illustration of the corrupt.Jon of the department of justice.
The machinery of federal justice
ha* been utterly prostituted. On
the one hand there have been fail
ures to indict, failures to prose
cute, convenient losses of evidence
H the criminal belongs to the gang.
“The failure of the deparment of
Juftice to indict ex-Secretary Fall,
although months have elapsed
since his connection with the oil
been exposed, illustrates
now the department of justice nro.
tecta the members of the rimsplrary.
with war de- In Illinois Primary
h m c i.t.d0^ pa,rtm ent nt Ju*L kiT *’ Storck continued, he
Coolidge Leads All
o V .'f tf WM-in the ,f o r the ^
Preea)
!_*■ No aciton resulted.
ICAGO, Apr. 0—The Illinois
yrivu the
in* indorse
inuursaU c o ^ V k^ thi,t *ft*r Republican reported
ion*2®"*^tte* began Its In ment of President
int
Coolidge
giving
n«.VT°
two special
n i l i i m t i him a majority
't* * 1*! asslaUnta
in yesterday's primary election. The’
in ro
r *u5Ik et0
tb* case.
The ___
race was close
. i
Ute in
nM; ouikV
“°"*tn-law of hi Chicago between Coolidge and
Johnson. McAdoo, unopposed Dem
$ j s m £ i o r" 1 “. ‘" S r i
“ ‘ to,-polled only half
the number of delegate votes cast
I ef ii!l£r*,*bt accounts, dls- »nd his delegates to he national
•hortagea In dellverle* to convention ,wer# overwhelmingly
defestsd by the candidates put for
ward, by tne a u to organlsatior
ion op.OOQ on
to
can gel
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( n y Tk* A u w l i l f d P r e s s )
T h o ^ d ® 1c i i i d j r >n.bHbli-n7h*X ;. ’
cr» and cooler in extreme north
po r t l o i v ' iffHW i f lUt t t h W b s t
-Inert."
S IN G L E C O P IE S F I V E C E N T S
NUMBER 8
Early Action on Henry Ford’s Offer
A PPA C m niU TA
For Muscle Shoals Appears As Senate | U I l U u l 11UH 1U
Agrees To<»rStart
Hearing
on April 22
it*e rr«Mt
n , .
WASHINGTON, Apr. 9 .-S * n ators favoring acceptance of Henry
FdVd's Musele Shoals bid plan to
make an attem pt to force early
action on the measure.
Senator atlrrison, Democrat,
Mississippi, served notice on the
senate agriculture committee Tues
day that unless the committee
started final
consideration of
Ford’s bid bl Tuesday Apr. 2Z, he
would move on the flood that the
committee be discharged from f u r
ther consideration of the bill and
the bill placed on the senate cal
endar. In that status it could be
called up for consideration when
ever the requisite number of votes
were available.
Motion Was Deferred.
A motion by Senator Harrison
to fix a definite dute for conclud
ing the hearings wap defeated and
the committee agreed to start pub
lic hearinga on all of the bids for
Muscles Shoals on Wednesday,
April 16 and continue them for one
week and longer if the committee
considered it necessary. .
A new bid for Muscle Shoals
cropped up Tuesday and is expect
ed to be presented within the next
few days. It is sponsored by
James T. Lloyd, Washington a t
torney and former representative
from Missouri, who is acting in behnlf of a group of business men
who propose to organize u concern
known as the American .N itrate
Corporation, which would lease the
Muscle Shoals properties for 60
yeurs. tl would be capitalized at
$10,000,000 with stockholders lim
ited to American citizens.
The corporation would agree to
ianufacture nitrate for fertilizer
tid hold the property In readiness
for the production of municitions
l ntime of war. The corporation
would be controlled by a board of
directors of five men, two of whom
would be appointed by the Becretary of uRriculture and who would
have exclusive control over the pro
duction and distribution of nitrate.
The full board would control the
production and sale of powder.
.
Give Big Bond.
The corporation would give the
go^fftiment a bond of one" million
doollars and agreo to make at their
ow» i‘xpen,e additions and rep airs
to.the property considered necessery by the secretary of com
merce.
The new bid nios provides that
the corporation would agree to ac
quire for the government by pur
chase or otherwise n site for an
engine power station on Black'
Warrior river to generate 30,000
horsepower.
Within two years a fte r obtaining
the lease- the corporation would
guarantee to produce 1()0.00 horse
power, after three years 200,000
horsepower and after five years
COO,000 horsepower. This power
wobld be furnished with perference first to adjacent states, second
to nenrby municipalities, nnd third
to power companies fur resale.
The offer stipulates that the
government could recapture the
entire property a fter fivo yeurs by
giving six months notice and pay
ing an indemnity of $10,000 for
eueh unvxpired year of the lease.
J
WELFAREWORK Present Their Views To Citizens
PLANDEVELOPS OfThis Community On Thursday
County Commissioners Pass'
Motion To Investigate Mat-!
ter Thoroughly
Hefore
Taking Final Action—Coun
ty Federation Much Op
posed to Plan Advocated by
Red Crass Representative.
At their monthly meeting Tues
day, the Seminole County Com
missioners voted to appoint a
committee of two composed of
Chairman John Meisch nnd II. K.
Wheeler, to look into the proposed
organization of a community wel
fare work in this county such as
has been advocated for some- time
by .Miss Marion Crawford and
which was explained by her at the
meeting Tuesday.
The commissioners’ action came
after it had listened tn a report on
the m atter by Miss Crawford who
urged that’ the'commissioners in
dorse the proposition. It develop
ed during tho meeting that there
hs been and will be considerable
opposition to the plan. The oppo
sition comes fronj the Seminole
county Federation' of Women’s
Clubs which was represented at the
meeting by its president, Mrs.
John G. Leonardy and other prom
inent members.
Considerable controversy arose
us n result of the representatives
of imlh sides being present to pre
sent their views to the county
board. Just what will be the out
come, of the affair, of Course re
mains to be seen, ns the action of
the commissioners is by no means
final settlement. In substance the
nlotlon offered by Commissioner
Kntzzzminger was to the effect
that the committee was to investi
gate the plan thoroughly, get in
touch with the heads of nil the or
ganizations to be affected und If all
of them approved, then the com
mittee was given power to act for
the countyy body
uody as indorsing tho
project. This also carried with it
the
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era ddid
enter the plan, that it would
donate a sum of money not to okcced the sum that was spent for
Gubernatorial Candidate Will
Speak At Night and Great
Commoner WiU Give Ad
dress in Afternoon—Mote
Prominent Citizens Com
ment
On Candidacy ul*
William J. Bryan Today.
w. J. BRYAN
PARIS, Apr. 9—The report of
the experts engaged for the past
three months in the task of as
certaining Germany's capacity to
pay reparations was handed the
reparation commission today. Two
commitees undor the chairmanship
of Charles G. Dawes and Reginald
McKenna have gone deeply into
the intricacies of the many pr«)blems connected with the repara
William Jennings Drynn will ad.
tions and state In their report they
dress the citizens of Harford and
approached the task "as- business
Seminole county Thursday nftermen anxious to obtain effective re
noon at 2:30 o’clock at the Semi
sults."
.
nole Bnnk corner in behalf of his
candidacy as delegate trt the N at
The recommendations of the two
committees which make a volumin
ional Democratic convention.
ous document include that Ger
many should pay reparations nnd
that she hai resources with which
to pay but she must have* her
hands free to exploit her economic
resources. iThfc pre-requisite to
the payment or reparations is
sound money in Germany. The
s'
committees recommend the estab
Shows
Remarkable With .Most of Precincts Heard
lishment of a gold bnnk of issue Htntement
Declares In Statement loaned Re
Growth of Sanford Troop*
with 400,000,000 gold marks capi
From Coolidge Leads All Oth
cently That lie Will Suppotr
tal.
Since January 1.
ers in Preferential
.Man That Voters Indicate In
The Allies and Germany should
Primary.
Preferential Primary.
Following is a blrds-eyo view
co-operate in the organization of
of.
the
activities
of
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William Jennings Bryan, who is
CHICAGO, Apr. 9.—Williiim G.
will enable her to meet.her own re Boy Scouts for the firs: three
a candidate for delegate to the
McAdoo had no opposition in the
quirements and raise amounts to months of 1924:
There were on Jnnunry 1 two .preferential primary of the Dem
national Democratic Convention
apply on the reparations. Yearly
graduating installments runpipc troops with a membership of 3Q. ocratic Ucjgt. but Col, A. A.
from tho state of Florida, and who
from 110,000,000 gold marks In March 31 there were three troop* Brogue nnd Norman L. Jones, run
will he in Hanford Thursday af
with
51
members.
ning for senatorial and guberna
1926 to 2,600,000,000 in 1034.
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ternoon to speak in the interest of
advancement
'n
the
severtorial
nominations,
respectively,
In order to prevent these pajfc.<£| troops has been slow but sur
)W1R suppoetiints affecting adversely G
Gcrments
e r ^ TK.
1 ro
le g ^ u i u w e L g u totttTr-ttod.Index
voters uf^this state
epufify-rfmf'Sanfor>l boasts of* to McAdoo, were late Tuesday
Mis* Crawford, who has been an expressed in t h j presidential
‘prbspWitj/ has bee* fixed nwikpos.tib
u ffr it possible
to judge whether im. We are expecting more a t Dlght leading approximately th re e 1here several times lately in the in- preferential primary, according to
the next Court of Honor, Inwev- to one over the California candidate ttre
of the
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LtrAhe*e planes.
pear before the board- She told an announcement made recently.
The boye, have not been standA statement which sets1
r L'Jlilllilaiiiiuirji—tiial-- **Im-— Kn-i
The voting was
The experts plan embraces the
Imguu of na tion* tn thnt-rfTTv~rttT" jng idjy by. but h*ve bum lieipr neavy and an extraordinary long made a complete survey of the lo Mr. Bryan’s views along these
puted point upon the application ing others a t all time.*,- Follow ballot Tnede return* alow. Atten> cal situation showing that there lines was issued just before the
ing are a few letters which, are tered prim arily on the Republican are 29 organizations In this coun
of at«tistlca on this
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Index shall _be self
explanatory:
tlon of the election clerks was cen- ty that do welfare work of some commencement of his whirlwind
referred to the finance section of
“
We
wish
to
.ta
k
e
this
oop<-rcote for presidential preference, nature. She showed by exam campaign which will take him to
the league for arbitration.
to thank you for the ser governor and United States sena ples that considerable overlapping all parts of the state. Here is the
Brigadier General Charles G. tunity
Dawes, the unofficial American vices of the Boy Scouts in en tor, almost no returns from Dem of time, energy and money had statement given to the public:
tertaining the visiting members ocratic ballots having been tab
kcn place and that full value for
representative on the first com •of
“In announcing my candidacy
the National League of Com ulated several hours after the
e money expended, had not been
mittee which examined into the mission
Merchants.
The
boys
ex^
for
delegate a t largo to the Demo
received.
polls closed.
economic and financial situation in hiblted
real Boy Scout spirit
She further outlined how the -29 cratic National convention, it is
Germany, in a covering letter to and assisted
materially in di
DETROIT, Apr. 9.—The over organizations would group them only proper that I should set forth
the report of his committee tells recting the party
about the city." whelming victory of Calvin Cool- selves together to carry on the that the voters may know whether
the reparations committee that the
"The Soutnaide Prim ary School 1I idge on the Republican ticket, the work on a more efficient basis my views are in harmony with
committeefs
recommendations Parent-Teachers’
wl.h
tn
,
Association apparent defeat of Senator Wood- where a smaller sum of money theirs.
“must be considered not as inflict
tin
n
tn
■PPr« I « - 1 bridge N. Ferris by Henry Ford could be expended and greater re , “f, believe in the primary and
ing penalties, but as suggesting
Scouti’»
their [on the Democratic ballot and sec- sults obtained. She declared that shall obey any instructions that
means for assisting the economic great
eat hel
help in the work of plant- saw contest
conte
between two women
000 and $10,000 is be- may be given a t the primary in re
(Continued on page 8)
IngF ■n‘l
gard to candidates, party princi
‘h*1 grounds candidates
dates for a place on the Dem
(Continued
on page 8)
of the Southaide School.
School.’7 *
.w-r.tir
.
ples and public policies. If elected
ocratic nnational
committee—-these
a delegate, my vote will be cast for
I ran truthfully say that even were Tuesday’s outstanding fea
the state’s choice, if that choice
with my very brief observance of tures of Monday's state-wide pres
their efforts and limited knowl idential primary.
*-i ,” Pr«sed a t the primary.
if the state does not express
edge of their nccompli*hnient«,
Ford’s advantage over Ferris
any choice or if the state’s choice
that I was struck with two com was
narrow,
2,000
precinta
giving
cease* to be a candidate before the
mendable characteristic.*.
Their
enterprise and their reliability the Detroit manufacturer a lead of
nomination is made, I shall pre
only 2-633 which Is somewhat un
_
sent the name ofI __
Dr._A. ‘A
A. Mur-^
----- tho very der the margin maintained earlier
COLUMBUS, Apr. 9 .- U Pres impressed me from
The
principal
speaker
a
t
today’s
p^
r^Y
*
Pfeslrf®
nt
of
the
University
ident Coolidge is victorious in .first.
, y che«rfully accepted in the clay. There was a possibility
He —
is -—
not -a candidate
Ohio in obtaining pledged .dele- responsibilities, dodged by marty that complete returns might upset luncheon oi the Kiwanis club held,of a, °T.'ran.
cr
their
elders,
and carried 1: nil the Ford lead, late returns in tho a t the Valdes Hotel wus John 1^ nnd will not become a candidate:
ates at the April 29* primaricr,
e will have behind his candidacy through to a successful und main favoring Kerris. The missing Cobba, Jr., publicity director of Ih 1 5 f f V y’ M
ke the nat*on, has
in this state virtually the same praiseworthy culmination. They precincts mostly are from rural the Atlantic Coait Line Railroad. the right to call upon its members
as
soldiers
are
drafted in time of
were
also
most
cordial
and
court
bou
and
Your
Railroads"
was
the
organization that hslped Mr.
sections., . . ■
subject chosen by this speaker who
1 b^ievs Dr. Murphreo fully
Harding to victory in 1920. With eous to me and my associates
James E. Davidson, Bay City demonstrated his familiarity with qualified and am sure he would
few exceptions, it Is the Hard t e n ? i° /\ thei. 8trceta nn'1 •» the
make n splendid president as of
ing home-state forces that con tent, i t has been a genuine pleaa- shipbuilder and banker, was re his subject.
elected Republican national com
1 1
President Dumas appointed Kl- our unlversitv In presenting hf.
stitute the Coolidge pre-conven ure to know them.’f
‘ “ of the Near East mitteeman. William A. Comstock waniana Gardiner and Scott as a name, I shall defehd the right of
tion organization.
R In, behaW'
Heading the Coolidge list of Relief Committee. I wish to thank waa elected to one of the vacancies committee to represent the club the south td consideration in the
on the Democratic national com in the organization of a county selecting of presidential -candi
candidates fo r delegate-at-lar
yo«f'*or your contribution."
For CO years a ban lias
, rxcomn»l“ ««.
Kiwaniana dates
to the Cleveland convention is the *• i
much interested in mittee hut the contest between E t
name of the moat faithful of all the Boy Beouta and appreciate ta C. Boltwo'od and Evelyn S. Mer- Ball and Deane were named a com rested upon southern «tatesmen:
mittee to be in charge of the On- it ought to be lifted so that our
“ Harding men," Attorney Gener your thoughtfulness i n ^ k i n j
shon for the other place was un
Roy Campbell, state auditor, E. {*_rt7 ®an choose its candidates on
al Harry M. Daugherty.
Sanford a Bird Sanctuary"
decided. Mrs. Boltwood having a To-Denver Movement.
the basi, of merit regardless of the
Next is the name of tho man
"We • wish to thank you for lead of 42 votes on returns from C. Nelson of Orlando and R. J. * *.i, , w*Dch be lives.
whoie thundering speech a t the
Holly of Sanford extended words - i . . . i‘ 1! / m instructed otherContinued on page right.
Chicago convention of 1920 plac
1 2,060 -precincts.
of greeting to the club. Kiwaniana i
ed the Ohioan in the lists for the
u
' avor a candidate who
Baumel. Dumas, Msines and Lloyd is both progressive and dry. Only
nomination, U. S. Senator Prank
composed a quartet which favored a progressive Democrat can hope
B. Willis.
‘h® c>ub with “Sweet Adeline."
Another candidate for delc* eCthe
,ted Democrat!
n More than
,0U7*
J. L. Matthews was voted ■ mem fiftfc
lirths of
j r e progte-at-large under the Coolidge
ber
of
tho
organization.
The
a
t
reasree,
as
shown
by
the
votes
of
nner Is Mrs. James Gordon
tendance prize Vvas awarded to our Democratic leaders In conBattelle, of Columbus, associate
R. II. Berg.
member for Ohio of tho Republi
As a further indication that
i A nd more than h*lf ot the
“Railroads eannot continue giv ‘K
Republicans are progressive, as
can national committee, whose Sanford banking Inatitutiona are ture been as bright as it is today.
Mayor
Forrest
Lake,
who
is
ing
good
service
if
they
are
re
nusband, the late Colonel Bat* now enjoying the most prosperous president of the bank, declared that
191™ Thy it h° {*°°*®Telt
in
telle, as far as 10 years back, was period in th sir histories, is the tn# prosperous condition of the stricted by new legislation and tied I t W .T -* i,nvMit«»tiona going on
*po*r vr*« Die statem ent a t Washington are increasing the
talking of his friend W arren G. statem ent given out Wednesday city a financial institutions indi hf n.'!
of 51r. Cobbs In hia address to the "iu/ " ber
Harding for the presidency.
Prorreaaive. and Inten
by the Seminole County Bank cate th a t the whole county is in ciub.
sifying the progressive sentiment.
CoL William Cooper Proctor, of showing a tremendous increase not
tho game condition. In- these days
For over 20 years, according to T.h« « investigation tare also dis
Cincinnati, is another candidate only in its deposits but In re ■nd
times when one hears so much the speaker, the railroads hava closing that tha vicious policy of
from this state for delegate-at- sources.
about hard financial conditions
receiving restrictive leetisla- co lecting largo campaign contri
large. He is the only one' of the
According to the statem ent pre prevalent a t present in * different been
lot who was not a pro -convention pared In compliance with tho reg- P*rts of the country, Mayor Lake tion rather then constructive leg-, butions from favor-seeking fcorislation on the part of the law porations lead! to the corruption
Harding man four years ago. uiar call by tho state comptroller,
.... ac- of government and to the plunderHe was one of tha most promi the bank haa Increased its deposits declared, that the citizens of this makers of the -country. On
be proud of its
t of these heavy restriction* jng of the people. The reconi that
nent backers of the candidacy of over the same period of last year community should
community.
they have been handlkapned in {• being made by the Democrats in
General Leonard Wood.
by 67 per cent. Total deposits of
The, celery crop- the mayor keeping
ing up with tho rapid develop- the senate and house can only be
The Coolidge list of delegate- the bank on Mar. 31, 1923 amount ■tated,
been turned Into a mentt of Florida.
represented and defended by a.
at-large candidate# la completed ed to $1,036,246.60. A t the end of P*tt is has
respond be 1 for the treThe first relief given the rail candidate thoroughly progressiva
by U. S: Senator Ftss of ’Ohio, business Mar. 81, 1924 the depoaits
huge success and this in a large roads was in the passing of the end in sympathy with the masses.
Charles L. Knight of Akr6n, for had jumped to $1,632^)70.12.
ntonoous growth in the business transportation act of 1820 whi
mer congressman, and Mrs. David
The statem ent . further shows of the several
. banks.
^
allowed them earning* of five and
Todd of Youngstown. • •
th a t the resources of the instituof the .Seminole County three quefters-pe r cent o f the- vsT- raiuen out of the Cou#tItuUon7neT
Managing the Coolid
are :
President. Forrest ue of their Investment. From these ther can the enforcement laws be
vice-president
and cashier, earnings had to be deducted many weakened. Enforcement
friend and total $1,812,f
" — —
* •la a gain*
nforcement of orohi
,812,819.72.
This
A- R. Key; vice-president, G. W. expenses Including
bition,U the only thing that
neighbor, Hoke Donlthen of l ia r of approximate!
—
49 per cent.
i
assistant
cashier.
R.
W.
d«
buxines*
a
'
•ms an
a
ifial:
and the list of candidates for every branch . .
the
are
Mr. Cobbs
The board of directors is
en titled to
Tates to the convention from benk has enjoy.
. o f . the followin
pense *i:
ling
a
licvei
in
pi
I when*
it
th 5 , r | MllflMl districts o(
John C.
equipping a
ie. told
he* rt la in
with
0
Ot.
i
ie,
A.
T.
G.
whe
*s of “ H ar
not) arid wo*
A.
R.
soci
'-AM of “
**
A. P.
> j4<- ' *
hoik
Sb.*v*4.
HADDOCK GIVES COOLIDGE NOW
RESUME SCOUT LEADS JOHNSON
ACTIVITY HERE IN I L L I N O I S
W. J. BRYAN TO
BE FOR CHOICE
STATE’S VOTERS
S
Harding’s Friends
In Ohio Are Aiding
Coolidge Campaign
Cobbs Is Principal
Speaker Today At
Kiwanis Luncheon
E
G
Report Issued By Seminole County
Bank Shows Large Gain In Deposits
rJuUr-*?-'?
“»
Sanfortl will entertain and bo entortnined by two prominent figure*
in the political affairs of Florida
on Thursday when William J. Bry
an will speak to the voters in the
afternoon a t 2:30 o’clock and
Frank E. Jennings, candidate - for
governor, will address the citizens
of this section at 8 o'clock that
night.
Word to the effect that Mr. Jen
nings would also be a visitor In
this city on Thursday, was received
Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Jennings
is on a tour of south Florida. Jie
addressed voters of Orlando lest
night and will arrive here some
time tomorrow.
Efforts to get Mr. Jennings to
postpone his visit until Apr. t0,
were fruitless whet) he declares
over long disance telephone that
his itinerary already prepared
would not permit nim to be pres
ent here except on Thursday. May
or borrest Lake stated that the
meeting will be held at the Semi
nole ( oupty Bank comer, the same
place that Mr. Bryan vdll speak
n the afternoon. The mayor will
introduce Mr. Jennings.
In Tuesday's Issue of The Her
ald, several prominent citizens of
Sanford were asked to comment on
Mr. Bryan and his candidacy, all
were very favorable. This morn
ing a representative of this paper
took occasion to ask other citizens .
to give their views on the subject
and ere is what they have to say: ' ”
S. A. B. Wilkinson said:
“Ii am nearuiy
heartily in favor of Will
William Jennings Bryan going to the
convention as Florida’s delegiteT i
lie is thn right man for tho right
place. His influence will be gTeatly felt and I am sure th at 'he will
serve this •tat
man."
When asked •foe hia views on
Mr. Bryan, Rev,r. W. J*. Carpenter
stated: • >•
“ I am fee W .d. Dryun nnd T»Dn
not ashamed of I t 1 am going to
vrie fer him nnd 1 oon’t care w.m
knows it. burthermore I ,im going
to influence everyone that 1 can to
support him. I'll not beat efuurd
i m post) he Is the man to go to thi*
convention nnd you may res; assiir. •
e it h n t he will flyht to get tho M at* ''
nitn.nom ii.it-d. 1 think by all
rii-ans he amuld go to thv ennvent»cn.
• . */•»’
\\. A. Tilhz,. for yeara a citizen
of this cou i,y „rd ■ strong ndmirs.- t t Mr. Bryan, declared nx fol
lows:
.
Is deserving of the support at lhe"I
I believe Mr. Bryan will be elect
ed. He certainly should be. el! U
deserving of the support of the'
people of this state. A n-n» of hie
ability will mean a great ileal f-if
Florida and the Democratic party
if he goes to the convention."
* -i
Mrs. John G. Leonardy, when ap
proached, hadthls to say:
"I think it would be a disgrace
to the state of Florida If tho voter*
of this state do not elect William
Jennings Brayan as a delegate to
the convention. I think ho is a
wonderful man and his sincerity * 3
and honesty of purpose cannot bo
questioned. I trust that a largo
crowd hears him and especially do
I hop* that many of the women of
this section be present.
G. A. Speer declared:
"Mr. Bryan will certainly have
o th er m
an
ft0™ weight
T C,.giht than
th»«J any
*"y other
man
that Florida could send o the con
vention. I believe he could do tho
w . . ‘V 04,0* K0<mI- He surely
should be elected, 1 think.”
Here Is what H. B. Lewis bad to
"J1™ he was approached:
v„n!inh^1“ h he should go to the con
vention. Although I haven’t
in sympathy with everything
I1** ,(,oa® jn hia offical career,
think.ha la a wonderful man
^
‘bought so since I first
him in Ohio when he was ru
for president the first time. L.
is not only one of the outstatuL
men of this state but is equally
prominent In naional political
ciea and the people of this at
could not make a mistake by s<
in^h im to the convention."
... w - 1P®«man, J r . stated:
Looking, a t u f rem a publldt
standpoint, sending Bryan to
convention, would mean mors
th u slate than any otKet
thing at this time. Because .
prominence and die influer
ha has, he will hav* a great d
to say a t tha convention
course will bar* math to do .
the selection of the nominee."
Hra* R, E. Tolar, when ca
over the telephone said:
nav* always been ia great I
“Ii hav#
mlrer- of. Mr. Qsyaifc—
ways bran a fsariess a . . .
the fundamental principles
government as set * '
constitution sad I
that-be would
with
IffSk
V
dm
' '
Jim
*- . . •
\
r
�•Wr
U*
*•
rn.T»:
>
^ v*
* ace eiGHT
THE SANFORD HERALD. TOE8PAT, APRIL g, 19H.
AT TH E MILAGE
M anager. Broekhahtv.'of the Mi
» B Y H A R R Y B. H U N T n
tlio Dark IIorso%3wcepsml(e* hf thq •*.
, lin e T heatre, has bagged the bbrft
* Dclu'oCrattc convention.
NK.V Service Stair Writer.
strical plum of the year. FolHut Sam Isn’t running, ho insisti.
hla request for letters
A 8 111 N O T O N, D. C^—Tlio ' If h.o gets tlio nomination It w|lj
from patrons dotdring to sec tno
1n> k,*x|uiM! ho was run, not liccnuto
• lilill ot Holes Penrose, former
universal production .“ The Hunch
ko ran. lie will servo, If d r a fte d •
bo»s of. tho o . o . P , Uoea not rest
for tlio Job. It would l»o nelihor
back o f Notre nam e," ho was lit
f H y T h e A u w l a l r A I’ r . a . )
I Well under fho . aspersions cast
hiuoatv-nor rwrrtwtr f» telti«o.' But
erally swamped with mail, each
JACKSON\VILLE_Ela.. A,ir: - 8 : U KalnaL-liliastiH Bait Ills -Wcloved
at CC, when ono liu* liveil n hlisy
piedgtn r - m m v g ir fM ''support. —ihe. week of A p r.. 13-18 will party by witnesses before the
lifo and lias accumulated avolrdu-.
These letters Manager Brockhahn walk the meeting o f'tw o B ap tist1 Senate Investigating committees.tx^i as well os honof*, ambition
r ia n t on to Carl Laemmle. president organized class conventions in
Such, at least, Is the Interpreta
gel* slugcUli, And oven )ho luro
of Universal, and so impressed Floiidu. Instead of holding one! tion placed on ghostly manlfsstaof tho presidency-palls to stir Sam’i
th a t official th a t he agreed to convention in n centrally located I tions In Penrose's old apartment at
pulse*. Tim bin easy chair by tho
” '**-lVc his plana for road-showing city of the state, W. W. Williamy. tljo tVardm an Part: Hotel.
Prcstdo In Id* Indiana homo some*
. production, here, which meant the state secretary, in co-operation 1 Penrose’s former suite Is now oc
bow seems moro Inviting than tho
. would not be seen until next with the Sunday School board -in- cupled by M ary Itolwrt* P.inchart.
atlif hackcd, format affair at tho
no velist and author of m ystery
• • ja a r, and agreed to let it out on a
of the cabinet table.
'
rental basis to the Milane Theatre, Nashville, has planned for these' plays, but M ary never put Into Iwr - end
And the grtrsir Between tho mill
......... ......................
more th rillin ..
g situations
i „T he Universal chief, in a letter two conventions, o n e 'fo . meet In | Hctlon
stone* of (Killtlcs and statecraft,
i< to M anager Brockhahn expresses T a ll a h a s s e e Monday and Tuesday, i th a n »h« experiences now at home.
Itnlston recognizes tho president
Apr.
14-15,
and
the
other
to
bo
**”
’
'
,
e
~
J
.....................
U
n
c
a
n
n
y
incidents
have
hap[ his opinion th a t the theatre-goers
ha* no dnclt. A harder Job to
|H.-n»l front tim*> to time in tho
of this city owe a vote of thanks held in Lakeland Apr. 17-18,
handle than that of Just being
(Thursday
and
F'riday.)
a
p
a
rtm
en
t
ever
since
Mrs.
Klncfoi
“
or the tenacity and enterprise of
senator.
Dr. Hunyan Stephens, pastor of h art m oved In. itu t since w it
the local exhibitor.
And yet Ins finds tho Job of sen
n e ss e s in the Senate Inquiry have
the
First
Rnptist
church
in
the
t
There probably has never been
ator
a rather vain and futile one.
c
h
a
r
g
e
d
tliat
the
Ilepulillcan
nom
___... „more
.„ .v In UCHiajlu
a production
demand capital city, will bo host o* tho ination tyi 1310 w a s nn outright
"If* Just it damned treadmill,"
amonng theatre-goers and cxhibl-; n " u.nti.onn ‘.n Wc\ t F1“ rida. and ca«,e of buy and sell, and since Al
ho confided to n friend tho oilier
than.........
the ..picturization
of „
‘,®' PasJ°c of the First J e n n in g s sw ore Jake Hanion tolJ
tOCT ialike
—................
day. “Sometimes I wish I’d nover
got Into ».’•
the “*
V *ictor “Hugo classic. It open Baptist church. Lakeland, will be h im l v n r o j o got *250.000 In the
And .If his own wishes—at least
ed in New York at the s ta rt of n host at tho meeting there. Dele transaction, thb place has become
his npoken wtshe*—ar« compiled
now theatrical season with eight gates will be entertained on the m ore than ever spooky in its weird
with ho’ll keep on tho side lines,
strong
musical comedies
and Harvard plan.
napiK-iilnpa.
not In tho race, this fall.
Harry L Strickland, secretary
dram atic shows having their pre
lM ppInns, tappings and strange
mieres* On the same date, and with of the organized class department nnlscs hl:o restless footsteps
N second thought—do you sup
.18 bther big attractions housed in of the Baptist Sunday School Boaro abound. l \ n r o n o ‘s old easy c h a i v
pose Ilalston's protest* aro
haarby* theaters along the groat will speak threa times each day at
tak es fits of rocking violently to
Just good Indiana politics? Those
i'.'il Iro. T.ibles tip ecrlcly.’
“. tWhite
W
ay.'
Tickets
were
priced
Tallahassee
and
Lakeland.
t i n each
__ .i for. the. opening night
. . . 1Mr.
M- 0Strickland,
-1 . LI l a- ,layman, is
, de
.
Hooskr* are crafty critters!
• h i t i Mr*, llinehart, w ho Is of
a t $10
and they were sold out days in ad clared to be largely responsible for .»n b .t. stttaMrlal turn of mind and
T^OIt tho first timo In history, tho
vance. . Lon Chaney, s ta r of the the unprecedented growth of or t»o* •vadtSr rattled, having been In$ Democratic presidential cam»c‘.tii..,Uei* ••spirits" and such for
production, who was in attendance ganized class work in the Southern
palKn will Iw conducted from
a t thla .premiere, was given one of Baptist church during the last ten ■ W a s . Is (.'llln g to feet creepy.
Washington this year.
A nd v l i t i t iau# ;r. W ash in gton Just
the g reatest ovations ever tender years.
In making this decision, national
fio.r. f.MavIrt: sn ou t It are g ettin g
’ an actor. He was carried on
Besides Mr. Btricklnnd and Sec
committee lenders wero Influenced
. . . . .
yShouldera o f the audience to retary William, prominent pastors JlAUH’J. .
by tho fact that Washington pub
v a * e and forced to make a and Sunday School workers of the
licity facilities are now the best !,i
speech.
. state w lI'attend these two conven I f ll* pr*s'»Jcni
leney Is as much of a
tho country, that the expenses of
* a? in I om tko
'O life of a consclentions. Among the subjects to be
moving headquarters files, pefsoh<
nnru.Ur „f tlia Senate, then
discussed are the following: “The
net. etc., would ho saved, and that
Bible Clnss a Church Gold Mine," Wtins luii—lore for Sam IlaUton of
employes when transferred H> tear
|>oiary campaign headquarter* al ‘JHgh
Powered
Stew ardship" JnO'uni. itziMon, a* u pivotal lnHow York look on their stay ihert
Mobilizing,Our Women for Bible divMu.il from a pivotal utatc, ts
StiicJy," “Toaqhinfc Large Adult »«goidsd u tim likely wlnnsr In__ ss n lark and.act accordUiijIy^
Classes;** “Gospel Team W</k."
“The Bible n Divine Book,” "The
(Continued from page i.j
' In speaking of his candidacy to- Intermediates/dhe Hope of Tomor
“The Social Side of Men's
■*£’ Mr* 9 ’Brynn *u t *d that he row,”
, th *1 many usoiers and Bible Classes,” “ Fishing for Men,”
R l^ n a id a rv d laws are passed and “ What Brings Young Men to
And. they could and should be Sunday School."
In addition to platform addresses
•M ily curtailed. He declared that
na will be in favor of laws con- by prominent speakers five cinss
w iiiplating m atcriay and (xluca- conferences will be held, in which
tlonal progress, tending to pro- class problems will be discussed.
tdet and preserve the state's nat Organized class officers, class mem Prominent Tampa Attorney In Ad Visit Southern Tart of State On
rt'
ural advantages and to encourage bers, pastors, Sunday .School su
dress Before Hardware Con
Extensive Exploration To In
investments.
perintendents, and others, will a t
vention Avers Country Must
vestigate Limestone .
If elected, Mr. O’Bryan prom- tend these conferences.
Steer Clear of European
Resources.
Entanglements.
*tvdy ' “ " fu lly nil pro • The conventions will hoi I three
M *eff»a**Won insofar os possl- sessions daily, 9 A. M., !i P. M., an.l
(Ilf Thr AasiM-lafrd Press)
m y T l f A u M la fril Press)
atld to govern his acts there 7:30 I \ M.
TALLAHASSEE. Apr. 8. — A
NEW ORLEANS, Apr. 8 - “Thcre party of three members of the
on in accordance with the best
is one mistake we must not make Florida Geological Survey has
of hia constituents and
Ifc intarast*
and that is to enter into any politi just returned from an extended
in. conform ity with fundamental
cal alliance wth any of the nations field trip through the peinsular
law and justice.
of Europe,” declared Col, Peter O. portion of the state. Those In’the
Knight, general counsel of tho party wero Herman Gunter, Mate
Southern Hardware Jobbers* As. geologist; Dr. R. M. Harper, geo
sociation, addressing the joint an grapher, and S tuart Mossom, as
'(O r The Au m Is i h PrtM )
nual convention of tho American sistant state geologist. The main
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-•The.senate confirmed H arlan F.
Hardware Manufacturers* Associa- purpose of the trip was to Inves
ALLAHASSEE. Fla., Apr. _
Stone, of New York, to bo atto r
tlon ami the Southern Hardware tigate the limestone resources
ney general.
. ------------------ Tha state-departm ent of public in- Jobbers* Association, here today.
and to explore the less accessible
•The senate passed a bill to pre struction is compiling a series of
Fresh from a first hand study portions of the country. Most of
.v- - vent monopoly o f radio commun- bulletins
on
various-- subjects of -European countries which he tho trip was mnde by aqtomobile
iCAlionn.
.
taught in high schools of the state, made on a tour last summer, Mr. which waa equipped for
_ the
,
....
(1 which will bo used by teachera.in .
Investigation of
shipping
.
. r ftiiriit!, <found
Jhc„i(ilU rc«U dopa^pH*iit».r;f
Some distance from any settle
'f f ir W tM ta li W il bulletins- will embody treatm ent of rope
i
was "to realize tho utter ab ments. Among the point* visited
prior to reporting it to the sen- the most modefn
methods of teach surdity and futility of the United were:
‘
Fort Myers, Caxambus,
ate.
ing and outlines of courses for the States endeavoring to adjust the Iminokalce, Moore Haven, OkeebF *
.........
......................
............ trnnliW rhiilirn City, J u pit er , Mia mi. RoynL
A Joint resolution proposing n different high school grades.
political
nnd controversial
m . world
pence lionfnreiu-n
, Thot a an mathtm atics and Eng- Uf Hie Lurupcan nations
Pnlm Park pnd Cape Sable.
’ Senator Paper, Repub- lisb are nearly ready for tho press,
This declaration was prefaced
Numerous photographs, collec
nnsylyania.
according to \V. S. Cnwthon, state by excerptq from notable utter* tions of limestone und marl with
P- Simmqns, chief pos- superintendent of public instruct ancea and writing from practical their accompanying fossils were
II Inspector, continued his ten- ion. They will be by far the moat ly all illustrious statesmen of the made by Messrs. Gunter and Mos
nony In the senate investiga- complete work of their kind tver country from the time of its birth, som and will be studied prepara
■Beired Texas land frauds. issued by his department, he states. counselling nnd cautioning against tory to n report on the limestones
Vwrresldent Coofidge commuted They are being written by some of Hjch procecdure on the part of and marls of Florida; several new
to *ono month the sentences of the leading tenchcrs of Floridu, AirMritn.
plants hitherto undescribed, and
A. Rumcly of New York, and edited tiv Prof. R. M. Seniey,
"We do not understand tho peo specimens of rare trees were col
others convicted under war state high school inspector.
ple of those nations and they do lected by Dr. Harper, who is en
The bulletin* on muthemotien ia not understand us," Colonel Knight gaged In writing » report on the
• roDuxi claims commission largely the work of Miss Lillian declared. "And, although we spent geography of Southern Florida.
„ ed Germany was not obli- McGahey of tho mathematical staff during the war $37,000,000,000,
At Immokalec the skin of a
ted to compensate for ships of tHe Miami high school; while $11,000,000,000 niore than it cost large pnnther recently killer in
»yed during the w ar when that on Flnglish will be the product to operute our government from its the* Big Cypress by an Indian,
for w f r purposes,
of Miss Veniln Shores of the De birtn until 1914, and although we Jimmy Isceoln, wns seen. An un
suprem e court held the monstration School of the Florida lout 17f\UOO men and God knows usual section of country is th at
° f ■W ashington atate State College for Women, and how many diseased in consequence lying between Moore Haven nnd
determine whether state or Miss Mary B. Merritt of the Mi of the war, nnd although wc with Okeechobee City, declare mem
d w p r ts have jurisdiction in ami High School.
drew from the conflict without re bers of the party. This area is in
Cronkhlte ease. .................
questing any compensation of any habited by Indiana and U a flat,
Another
bulletin
on
social
s
tu
»fi! entitles!
»re
entitled only to dies—history, civics, etc.—is be kind or character, ’and atthougfi wet prairie with frequent cab
'•Jact such damages as they are ing
prepared by Prof. J. R. Fuch, of we have extended in credita and bage palmetto clumps and ham
'•a b le to show when higher‘ruUrosd the Teachers’ College, University advances to' European nations mocks. The winding prairie road
.
are charged on short' than
since the armistice nearly $12,000,- is often under several laches—a
on^long bn uis, the supreme court of Florida.
The work of preparing thejo bul OJO.OOf), and hove saddled upon this foot in some places—of water, they
nation a debt of some $20,000,000, said. One stretch they found un
V ^ decision by the supreme court letins was first brought up a t a 000 making our national govern der w ater several miles long.
meeting
of
teachers
of
the
state
nt
T zt
states cannot compel
expenditures now in excess Drainage of this country by means
Interstate railroads to join in con* Gainesville in 1920, and has been mental
of $4,000,000,000 annually, four of the Indian Prairie Canal Is
in
progress
ever
since.
Commit
struction of union stations and
greater than the. national now in progress.
cannot compel them to abolish tees were appointed at that meet times
Quito a touch of tho tropica
ing, which was called by Mr. Caw- debt of the United States, prior to
ffrada crossings.
was encountered a t Cape Sable,
the
war,
I
did
not
And
n
single,
sol
thon,
who
then
was
state
high
• .Prohibition
enforcement
In
the soil there, wfbich is a soft gray
.Chicago occupied the Daugherty school inspector, to go into the m at itary Belgian or Frenchman, out marl, supports a rich apd varied
the protestations of their dip
committeer with Brice F. Arm- ter. Bulletins now about to be is side
lomats, who was willing to give vegeUtiop. Orchids and other air
i tronK* Ghicago prohibition agent, sued are the culmination of the the United States credit for any plants are found In greutubundfIdeas
developed
by
thesu
commit
Ft o a r i n g his efforts were handiange, as well as several tropical
teemen who have met a t different thing it did during the war. And tree* not found further north on
with
the
above
staggering
facts
it
ScLsU11
°Ca an‘! ft‘dcrul of- times and discussed the teaching
Chief
is di.Vicult to listen with patience the muinlnnd of Florida.
1 , .JThe senate oil committee ex- problem* in . estate’s high schools. to
amon gthe latte r w e r e ^ e mabogl
the
International
bankers;
senti
four more witnesses about
any and rare species of palm!
£ . »»Port* of an oil deal at the Chi- DeLand Utility Plants mentalists, half-baked theorists and Some of the lari
*
largest;* specimens
of*
professional propagandists that are mnho
Republican convention. In
my have been cut and taktalking
now
about
our
duty
to
Eu
without ading m aterially to Give Rate Decrease rope."
en ou , hy boat previops to the
’
ormation already In the record.
building of the roa'd to Cape Sable,
Mir Th» Ai.MlsIril I'rraa)
it was stated, bub trees eight to
DELAND. Apr. 8—The Florida Tampa Citizen Seized ten inches in diam eter are still
GA
Public Service company, new
found.
| GREATER CITY
owners of the electric and ice By Three Masked Men
Dr. Harper, who left the party
a
t
Homestead and journeyed
tn
I
plants
in
this
city,
announces
a
re
Sanford is develop
.M lrT I** AuMUlrtl Press)
Key West, reported seeing a speci
ing In all directions. duction in rates that will apply to
PLANT CITY, Apr. 8 - R . B. men of the manchincel on Big Pino
•Over a vast te rri all customers in the city of De North, Tampa salesman cotild not Key. This ia said (5 be one of tho
Land,
to
become
effective
a
fte
r
the
tory the city D
be found today and city authori most poisonpus trees kpowp.
it
growing land pros next reading of customers meters. ties fear ho has met with foul Is claimed that the smoke from its
The minimum rhsrgu for resi play. According to ' officials he wood causes blindness^;
pering.
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dences will be $1.C0 under the riew
arrested herb Monday on ■
The needs of every schedule, os compared with the was
sehioua charge.
When officer
one, rich a n d . poor, present $2.00 monthly charge. The served him supper that night three TO STUDY CIVIC PROBLEMS.
In each part or the
masked men entered the jail, lock
city And expression rates will be furth«7‘ "culed down ed the policeman in North’s cell
s ^ A V s B u i& V p n u
In the Want Ads ward slightly until they reach 6 and escaped with the prisoner. committee representing the city
cents
per
kwh
for
all
over
2,000
of The Herald.
The authorities expressed the be and civic bodies is to be appoint
kwh a month.
lief North was taken to the coun- ed under provisions of a sugges.
tlon by Mayor A rthur Norwood,
TO SHIP LUMBER VIA WATER try a m l dealt with soverely by the whose
purpose it will be to studv
mob. There are no clues as to tha
direction taken by the men follow city problems. The committee will
Mir Tkr Aaaorlalrd I'rraa)
TAMPA, Apr. 8.—Operation of ing their disappearance from jail. consist of three Commissioners,
lumber-carrying steamships be A formal charge against North three members of the chamber of
tween Tampa and Santo Domingo was not disclosed but ft la said to commerce and thr^e members
l* to be ina'ivnratwl with the pur be based on an alleged statutory each of the civic organisations.
The mayor suggested that the
chase o,f a 5000-ton vessel, accord offanse.
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,
lI
committee form itself Into a body
ing to announcement made by a
wj y ® chPtroyP--?nd -fl .aecjeeUryorganized for. the pu r
._Okeechobee__ Newt
■rta t b it it determine the most
..
3 . ajt. „nij u s . - o f th at lh« Ideal wotnon’a i
pressing needs In tha city.
sklyn, Has gone
new having plana drawn
to negotiate for
club house,' and hop
f
vessel.
» 2 ri * ,!'.hoJ l ^ ’
«
ta
Lou
Chaney
If?Seri
Church Organized
Class Conventions
Will Be Held Soon W
O
:WIS O’BRYAN
TDIDATE FOR
T A T E SENATE
U. S. MUST KEEP GEOLOGYEXPERTS
OUT OF EUROPE’S RETURN FROM AN
AFFAIRS, KNIGHT EXPLORING TRIP
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Report of the Condition of .the
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AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS MARCH 31ST, 1924, AS CALLED FOR
.
BY THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY.
.
SV
'j
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts'..$1,019,09L30
Overdrafts
Stocks and Bohdp ......
278,5
Banking,. House, Of
fice Building, Furni
ture and Fixtures
210,122.71
Other Real Estate .......
5,169.55
CASH AND DUE
FROM BANKS .,..... 516,842.^9
T°tal .........
*‘
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,
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Capital Stpck :
100,000*00
Surplus andi-Undivid- !
f ed profits ,
....
42,774.54
Dividends Unpaid '.:J.
2,020.00
Circulation
4830Q.00
Bills Payable ............ .
-i None
Rediscounts ..................
None
DEPOSITS.........’.......... 1,836,758^69
....... $2,030,353.23
. ..........
.
LIABILITIES
Total........ ..................$2,030,353.23
Deposits March 31st
1924 '..... ,.................. . $1,836,758.69
Deposits March 31st,
. ,
1929 *........... ........t..... 1,334,396.53
Increase .
»• ♦*! ill*.
Resources March 31st,
1924*,;.
$2,030,353^23
Resources March 31st, .j
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1923
.... 1,54^,908.31
502,362.16
Increase ................... $ 484,444.92
F. P. FORSTER ........... President
L. A. BRUMLEY. Vice President
T. J. MILLER......... Vice President
.B. F. WHITNER, iaw...... Cashier
A. L. BETTS, ....Assistant Cashier.
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DIRECTORS
L. A. BRUMLEY
S. 0 , CHASE
F. P. FORSTER
T. I. HAWKINS
T. J. MILLER
B. E. SQUIRES.
B- F. WHITNER
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the devices emblazoned on their shields. And the knight
without escutcheon was looked upon askance. He find
no name to protect. He could live fairly or unfairly, as
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guard the reputation o f these trade-marks to keep them
worth while.
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Advertising throws a powerful light on a trade-mark.
I f it proves worthy, it gains popularity and confidence.
If i\ is shown to be unworthy, 'it quickly fa ils..
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So you can be sure that every consistently advertised
product is good. The advertising testh a s proved it. The
name of its maker stands behipd it. The trademark is
your w an’antyj of satisfaction and'true quality. *’
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THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1924-
ti
Hclmel- District Jf«». 4.: tgind* ;«•«,
w u M courttstt:, M ' W u i p j s a k i i
Assessment
■tided'khr lb thlxi resolution. and
Fit* 111. Further,* Hesnlved: That
title r-s^tutlpn ha publiHhtil In .the
i nU %
r^iiiuiHRi j >i Rot^ Oont?C
•**) *"ill'l***” ***'
Hanford’ Hernht. a newUftaper pub
a0-7
jii* 115 '* lished In Srmlnol* County. Florida,
IsaesameitvfRate
Court
rn
c.;ito
t5 6 '...iu!-----ju
riseJ*^Bm?l
Description
j',N,
,iU
Frontal
r* 7—John hot without anld Special Tax School
A im
• C.• Lake View Park, Sanford, Florida.
V'*’
jl J Rose Court Irtt-, Lot . 5 7 - ------ J ’> *32 n .
in Arribld, pioneer business Xtfstrlct No. 4. there being no news
paper published - within said dis tlon was held, to.wlt. at the village Ifoteman. Hnphronla It.
___ connected with the citrus ,in32 ft,
Rose Court Inc., Lot 58
*•••••*,
known ns 8. ft. Griffin). Lake* F ront Improvement Co., Lota -41, 42. 43, 44,
trict, once n week for four con of Chuluota. otIrerwIse known as j(otherwise
„ hn U.
Angelina
K.
IMrtle.
d
us
try,
ia
dead
here
a
t
the
nee
of
.
J«hn
II.
I'lrtle.
Angelina
K.
I*trtle.
secutive
weeks.
3
2 ft;
I pot line lilhCe'iir preclm-t No.
45, 46, 49, 50, 51, anti 52................ ......... ........... 60 f t each 1418.19 each. Haatt.Com l inr , Tot- 59
• aii •_j.___ww
i i____* tit # __ ja
f>n *1Harrison lleed and Dura Heed, hln
32
ft
Rose
Court
Inr.,
Lot
60
.—
—.
Total |4,18i:90
32
ft.
Rote
Court
Inc!,
Lot
61
......
.
• $131)8.84
LakeFront Improvement Co., Lot 47, ......__ 167.25
02
ft.
Rose
Court
Inc.,
Lot
62
..............
$ 980.24
Lake Front Improvement Co., Lot 48........117.2
•
32 ft.
Rose Court Inc., Lot 6 3 ---- --Lake Front Improvement Co., North 2.3 feet of
Lot 53 .. « . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2.3
$ 19.24 Rose Court Inc., Lot 64 ...... -----------* 32 ft.
Lake Front Improvement Co., Lot G.............. 125.1
$1046.31 Rose Court Inc., Lot 65....................... 32 ft.
Connected for 35 y e a n , owntor Seminoi* County. Florida. j tefmlne and certify
the result, H. O. Monson). K. J. Harrell. Olaf Clyde Steamship Co.- Beg. 300 ft. North of the
32 ft.
Rose Court Inc., Lot 66 -------- !—
(hereof, and that th
follow my . Lundqulnt, Surah Margaret I.nndfiw tny groves In additibn to 'vu'" ,:
32
ft.
Rose
Court
Inc.,
Lot
6
7
—.....
—
intersection
of
the
North
line
of
Commer
nnmed
persons
aro
hereby
appoint-*!
UUlat,
Mary
Louise
Dohm,
L
O
iting hia fl!™
<
company here. | T tl" l)' , 1^ J V
bT°1^ ; , n anil Kx.0fftHo
ed and designated us Clerk and In- Q,arrett. Emeriti* C. Hoteman, Ho
32
ft
Role
Court,
Inc.,Lot
68
—
irvhfbdjby
i ia survived
by hia widow and
cial
Street
with
the
east'
line
of
Palmetto
Hrcrtary to Hoard
(otherwise
to hold and conduct, th e'j|ihrnnla U. Grjffln.
fkhsll* Staines.. Attorney for Hoard. spertors
»na( ail tiring here.
..pawn as S. It. lirlffln), John ft.
Rose Court Inc., Lot 69 ........ .............. 32 ft.
suld
election
at
the
polling
place
or
Avc.,1
according
to
E.
R.
Trafford’a
Map
I - 9 .1 I - X 1 - 3 0 - S - T
Plrtie, Angelin* K. I’lrtle. Harrison
precinct named, ns fltowa*
'.rrr
Rose Court Inc., Lot 70 ......... .............. 32 ft.
of the Town of Sanford, Florida: thence
Heed and flora Heed, his w'fe
At 1’reclnct No. 7. (Chuluota) Charles
Warwick, a.s Truster.
fere Cup to Citizen R e s i i t a l l r n O r d e r i n g a t, K l r r l l n s t o Mrs. J. E. Snyder. C. D. Bromley, Frank 8.C.Lewis.
Rose
Court Inc.- Lot 71 ......... ............. 24 ft.
North 400 ft.; East 115 ft.; South 400
r« Trustee, and
R e H e l d In S p e c i a l T s t
Nehool nnd tl. cl. Jacobs. Inspectors, and
each
of
said
parties
deceased,
or
Ro*e
Court Inc, Lot 71 -!......... —....... 24 ft.
ft.; West 115 ft., to beg. Less Seminole
Josle iTevatt, Clerk, and,
Ping HBfest Service , UF llos ti rMl e*li N1 (o1. 4 4.I t lsert mr l el at n ll lre l nt gs i sAllrs .o Mrs.
In the the lands ami
He It Further Hesolved: That otherwise.
Rote
Court
Inc., oLt 72...— ............... 32 ft ,.
Boulevard
246
$2057.49
Involved In this suit; all
K n o w s a* C h a l a u t a S p e r l a l T a x this resolution and notice he pub premises
rlalmlna Interests under A.
3+. kTETRSBURG, Apr. 7—A k c h o o l l l l s t r l r t .
Rote
Court
Inc.,
Lot 72
................ 24 ft.
lished In the Sanford Herald, a artles
ydla Heed, deceased lor otherwise.
silver loving cup, the gift of H arry
...............
n e w sp a p e r p u b lish ed In Si-tnlnole , jn t |1P i an,jB ,md p r e m ise s Involved SI'KCIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREFARED UNDER AUTHORITY Rose Court Inc.- Lot 7 3 ..........
24 ft.
a
- i tu
i , , locnl
roh tostnto
(m o n ito r „ liuri,
*'e '•„r Hesolved.
Hie County
F lorida, tint w ith o u t Spec- In th is suit; all p a rties c la i m i n g
u . na m
focal rea
t u w operator,
|.l(,,nr jHy
riMructl„n
f(ir County,
■s i Tux
l a x rSchool D istrict No. t. th ere In terests under C h arles Heed, d e
iloso Court Inc., Lot 74
24 ft.
tat
OF
RESOLUTION
NO.
123
ADOPTED
ON
TH
E
25TH
18 to be give nthe citizens OI M ., Keminnle. Cminty. Florida: Thai nn do-lnir rno n e w s p a p e r p u b lish ed ceased . or o th e r w is e . In th e land
Rose
Court
Inc.Lot
75
~v...................
-24
ft.
DAY
OF
FEBRUARY,
A.
D.
1924|.
Petersburg who renders the g re a t-1 election tie amt ti>e same is hereby I r lt h l n said
■
d is tr ic t, on ce a w e e k nml p rem ises Involved In t h i s su it:
. e s t service to the city during the "rdered- la l j held In and through- for four c o n s e c u t iv e w e e k s .
nil p arties cla im in g i n t e r e s t s under
Rose Court Inc., Lot .76 ....................... 24 ft.
The
following
ia
the
estimated
coat
of
paving
Hood
Avenue
from
T h is r e s o lu tio n and n otice adopted R ob ert 11. R (Jtu*r. as T r u ste e , d e• *coming
« m ln ff year,
vone rrovuion
Provision la
«!>•'<'*«» Tax
School
District said
.So.
w
is also
also "ut
, Seminole
coiim
r. Florida,
...
24 ft.
in r e g u la r s e s s i o n of th e C ou n ty reh sed or o th e r w is e . In t h e . ' l a n d s Ccmmercinl Street North to Seminole Boulevard and Seminole Boul Rose Court Inc., Lot 77
<"*iwids for a similar gift for the district being also known as chuiu- Jloard o f -Public
I n s tr u c tio n for and p rem ises m v u K etl In t h i s su it.
Rose
Court
Inc.,
Lot
78
....................
24 ft.
evard
from
Park
Avenue
East
to
Palmetto
Avenue
40
feet
in
width
It
appearIng
hy
the
s
w
o
r
n
MM
of
ota
Special
T
nx
School
D
istrict,
on
Hemlimle
C
ouiitv.
Florida,
th
is
th
e
ears following. A new cup will
com
p
lain
t
In
th
is
ca
u
se,
th
a
t
you
the
9th
day
of
May.
1911,
to
d
e
t
e
r
ti
ll
day
of
April.
1921.
Rose
Court
Inc.,
Lot
79
.................
24
ft.
with sheet asphalt.
be given each year anil will become
may claim some righ t, t i t l e or In
in e w h e th e r or not th ere shall he
c. a . Da l l a s .
the permanent property of the re m
Rose
Court
Inc.,
Lot
80
................
24
ft.
terest In th« lands apd p r e m is e s 1800 Cu. yda. grading lb* 50c ....... ......................... .................... $ 900.00
Issued by suld Special Tax School
C h a i r m a n I ' m . T e n t.
e r e in a fte r described, It Is t h e r e
cipient. The chamber of commerce D istrict No. 4. bon d s In the sum of
FtlFD T.. IVII.f.fAM.I, hfore,
Rose
Court
Inc.,
Lot
81;
£1
ft.
ordered and
a d ju d g e d ^ T ia t 24’iO Lin. ft. concrete curb and gutter (S> 80c ....................... 1960.00
the Woman's Club, the Rotary, Ki- tlO.Qnn.Ol) In h e a r Interest at the Count* Hoard oi P ublic Ilist ruction you nnd
.each o f you be, nnd yon 5200 Sq. yds. paving @ $2.00 ......................... ....... ............
24 ft.
o f six per cen tu m per annum.
S e m i n o le C ou n ty. Florida
10400.00 Rose Court Inc., Lot 82 .™—...........
wanLs, Civitan and Optimita clubs rate
tire
her»by
reoulred
to a p p e a r to
Interest to lie paid *em l.a n n u ally, A ttest:
24 ft.
I be bill of com plaint In th is c a u se
900 Sq. ft. concrete alley npproachca <g) 25c ..........................
235.60 Rose Court Inc., Lot 83 ............
will be asked to decide upon the said -bond* to be dated July 1st. T. W. LAWTON. •
Monday, the Bth day o f May.
1914. and to m a t u r e ns follow s, toH u n t, C u b . I n s t it. a n d E x - u r r i c l o on
Rose
Court
Inc.,
Lot
84
..
24
fL
whiner.
4
Inlets
@
$40.00
................
,,...............................
U
.
............
160.00
1934, at the C ou rth ou se ut Han
w li:
S e c r e t a r y t o tin- H o a r d .
ford. Sem inole
County.
F lorida,
2000 Lin. ft. storm sewer @ $1.20 ................. ........................ 360.00 City of Sanford, Bougainvillea Park 24 ft.
Horn!* n u m b ered t
and 3. for
• Seal of Hoard). said eaufte being a suit to quiet
ea ch to m atu re ten y e a r s Si-belle Moines. A tto r n e y fur Hoard. title In the co m p la in a n t
Miami To Spend H alf nf tf.t000.00
Fran k
1 Manhole ................ ......... ...... ..................... .........................
50.00 City of Sanford, Bougainvillea Park 16 ft.
t.3*lfi-:7.30-5.7
f r itatn tht-rvof;
E van s. In and to th e f o l l o w i n g d e
Rosy Court Inc-, Lot 85 ......... ........... , 32 ft.
Honda
numto-rod
J.
4.
and
5.
fur
Taking
up
80
feet,
of
48”
pipe
and
plugging
wall
...............
200.00
scribed
lands,
s
i
t
u
a
t
e
!u
S
e
m
in
o
le
Million On Its Streets 1 1 .000.00 vach to mnturi' tw e n ty
C ou n ty, Florida, t o .w l t : T h e W eal 200 Lin. ft. 3” drain tile @ $100.00 per M. ............. .................... .
N O T IC E O F A SSIG N M E N T .
Rose-Court Inc., I.otJ 86 ..................... 32 f t..
200.00
y e a r s n fl e r th e d a te thereof, nnd
To th e C red itors o f P au l H D ooley H alf or the tam th w eet Q u a r te r of
Honda num bered fi, 7, S. 9, and 10, and W. S. A llen, tr a d in g a s D ix ie the N orth w est Quarter of Hectlnn Engineering, legal expense, etc.......... ..... .......... ...... ..................
32 ft.
MIAMI, Apr. 7—The city commis1175.00 Rose Court Inc., Ix t 88 ...............
(or
ll.ooo.ot)
each
to
m
ature
thirty
IB. T o w n s h ip 10 South, H a n g s 30
Motor
C ompany. AssIgnoYs.
nioners of Miami have authorized year* a ft e r th e d a te th e r e o f :
Rose
Court
Inc.,
Lot
90
...................
32
ft.
P le a s e t a k e n o tic e th at Paul It. E ast; and Lot No. 3 nf S e c tio n 24.
thb afrpendture of $485,781.90 for the principal and th e Interest of all D ooley
nnd \Y. S. A llen , co-jiurlnern T o w n s h ip 30 South. Itange 30 E ast: Total estimated cost ....... ....... ........ :............... ............................$15640.00 Rose Court Inc., Lot 92 ..............
32 ft.
the paving of city atrecta. Ten bond* to he p a y a b le at th e N ational tra d in g nnd d o in g b u s in e s s under nnd to quiet title lii th e com p la in a n t
1Rose Court Inc., Lot 04 ....................... 82 ft.
V. Evans. In and to th e fold To Ikj borne entirely by adjacent property.
districts, largely In th enorthwest Turk Hank. F |t y nnd S ta te of New the firm nam e nml s t y l e o f D ix ie Sl otella
w in g described lamia, s i t u a t e , l y
the proceed" o f th e nale of Motor C om p an y ut Sanford. F l o r
! Rose Court Inc., Lot 90 ..............
32 ft.
section of the cty, aro included in York:
Number
of
feet
frontage,
2201.4.
said bond" to tie used for the pur- ida. haa on th e Xth day of March. in g nmt b eing In S em in o le County,
the program. That section will poec of ui'uulrlnK. building, fu r . 1924. made an a s s ig n m e n t and did Florida, t o .w lt : N o r th w e s t Q u a r Assessment per foot frontage, $7.1046.
j Rost Court Inc., Lot 98 .........:.......... .. 32 ft.
ter o f Northeast Quarter, l e s s Unbenefit to the extent of 23 projects \ nlxbltiK 'jM o t h e r w is e Im proving on said d a le a s s i g n th eir property- North
1Rose Court Inc., Lot 100 ....................... 24 ft.
J50 feet of S e c tio n 18, T o w n
FRED T. WILLIAMS. Engineer.
ool
A o lld ln g n
and
school to tlie u n d e r sig n e d for th e .hi-nellt
coating
|126,122.70.
Clearing, sch
ship
20 South. H a u g r ' 30
Bust:
you
ground", and for th e exi-lu*1ve uee o f th eir cred ito rs, th e r e f o r e
Feet
Preliminary
It03C Court Inc- i*01 100 ...................... : 16 ft.
S
o
u
th
w
e
s
t
Quarter
of
N
o
r
th
e
a
s
t
grading and construction of m»- of
th e
u n d ersig n ed
tlm p ublic fr e e rtcholps w ith in shall Ille w ith
If you
reside Q uarter uf S«ctlon 18. T o w n s h ip 30 Name
cadam pavement with two applica Said .Special T nx
Erontace
Assessment
j
Rom Court Inc,, Lot 101 ................
24 ft.
School PlatrIcl w ith in six ty d ays.
*
Description
ith in the rtnto o f F lo rid a , or w i t h South. R an ge 30 E ast; E a st I l n lf of
tions of surface oil to a width of No. 4, alt o f w h ic h le more xperllle- w
• I Roso Court Inc., Lot 102 .................... 24 ft.
of
S o u th e a s t Lake* Virw Park, Sanford, FIs.
in four m o n th s If you reside beyond N orth east- Quarter
ally
provided
In
th
a
t
certain
r
e
s
o
' 18 feet are called for the plans.
the lim its of t h e s t a t e of Florida, South, R an ge 30 E a st; W e s t H a lf
lution h e r e to f o r e th is day adopted sw
24 ft.
$738.87 i K°se Court Inc., Lot 103
104
o rn s t a t e m e n t s of y o u r a cco u n ts o f N orth east Q uarter of S o u th e a s t Lake Front Improvement Co„ Lot 1 ...............
hy the Hoard, nnd
Q uarter of Section 18, T o w n s h ip
nnd
c
la
im
s
a
g
a
i
n
s
t
said
a
s
s
ig
n
o
r
s
Rose
Court
Lnc.,
Lot
104
24 ft.
It F u r t h e r HesolvedThat or e ith e r o f them .
30 South, Hunge 30 E a st; N o r th Lake Front Improvement Co., Lots 3, 4, ti, 8- 10,
Hillsborough Is Now thisHe order
he p u b lish ed In the Han*
Rond
Court
lnc.,
Lot
103
24 ft.
12.
14,
16,
22,
24,
26,
28,
30,
32,
34
........
Dated at S an ford . F lorid a, till* w est Quarter of S o u th e a s t Quairter
50 ft. each $355.23 each
'ord Herald, n n e w sp a p e r p u b lish the 12th day o f Starch. l»J4.
o f Section 18. T o w n s h ip 20 Hduth.
Rose
Court
Inc.,
Lot
106
24 ft.
B eautifyingH ighw ays ed
In S e m in o le County. Florida, hut
R
a
n
g
e
30
East.
S
o
u
t
h
w
e
s
t
Q
u
arter
$5328.45
Total
D A V ID HPEEH.
w ith o u t said Sp ecial T a x
School
of S o u th east Quarter o f S e c tio n 10,
Rose
Court
Inc.,
Lot
107
24
ft.
A s s ig n e e .
Lake
Front
Improvem6nt
Co.,
Lot
18
.
191
$1356.97
T o w n s h ip 20 South. Itan ge SO Hast.
istrict No. 4. th ere b ein g no n e w s Bt on wed.
----- TAMPA, Apr. 7—No tipie is be- D
It Is further ordered th a t thla Lake Front Improvement Co.- Lot 19
Rose Court Inc., Lot 108 .......... '........... 24 ft.
paper p u b lish ed *vl|hln said dls
125.1
888.78
r "“llTif -wasted in Hillsbtkrougflh in trlct. o n ce a w e e k for four c o n in the Circuit C ourt, S ev en th J u d i order he published once a w e e k for
...... 24 ft.
77
1437.97 I H°8e Court Inc., Lot 123
e ig h t c o n se c u tiv e w e e k s In th e Hah- Lake Front Improvement Co., Lot 20,
. 202.4
*”'lh e work of beautifying the coun- s e c u t iv e w e e k s .
Circuit, In nnd fo r S em in ole
fnrd Herald .a n e w sp a p e r p u b lis h
Italic nnd Ordered In regu lar s e s cialCounty:
835.50!
R°
bc Court Inc., Lot 124
....
.
24
ft.
81.2
Lake
Front
Improvement
Co.,
...........
.117.6
■— ty ’a highways. Jerome Bennett, in sion
S
t
o
l
e
o
f
Florid
a.
ed In Sanford, Hetninole County,
o f th e Count*’ Hoard of P u b lic
an t
Florida.
...... ,24 ft.
80
■•~<«arge of creW» engaged in tear In s tr u c tio n for S e m in o le County. John D aniels.vs. C om p lain
Lake Front Improvement
Lot 35
~ 104
738.87 1Rose Court Inc., Lot 125
.
Done and ordered ot San ford .
ing down unsighty signs along the F lorid a , th is th e nth day of April, W illie (tnrvln and Mamie Clarvln, S em
,
R
obq
Court
lnc,
Loti
126
......
24
ft.
•
30
in ole County. Florida, t h i s th e City of Sanford, Beg. at Jme intersection of th
roadways, reports th at marc than 1921.
his w ife, d e fe n d a n ts.
4th d ay o f March. .1921
C. A. DALLAS.
East line of Park AVe., with the North Line
Notice is hereby given to any and all persons interested ill
NOTICE OF M A STE R ’S SA LE
(HEAL)
E. A DOCOLABS.
15,000 of them had been demoved
Chnlrtnnn Fro. Tern.
N otice Is hereb y g i v e n that under Clerk o f the Circuit Court of Hemlof Seminole Boulevard, run Easterly along
on the plant City road. Aa soon as
FKKD T WILLIAMS. ami
Special Assessments against the various pieces of property aborri
by virtue of that certa in Dual Q u arter of Sectlnn 18, T o w n s h ip 10
the committee can decide on the C ou n ty Board o f F u t i l e In struction decree of fo r e c lo su r e and sa le r e n ' mile County. Fiona™.
the North Line of Seminole Boulevard to
- for S e m in o le County, Florida.
cribed that said assessments are payablo in full within thirty i
Hv A. M. W eek s. D eu p ty Clerk.
moat desirable treea to plant they A ttest:
dered nnd e n te r e d In th e Circuit
Palmetto Ave., thence North 2 ( t , thence
Fred
H.
Wilson
*
Court of S e m in o le County. F lorid a
will bein setting them out on the T. W. LAWTON.
a fte r the above and foregoing special assessment rolls harr I
S olicito r for Camnlnlmints.
In chancery, w h e r e in J o h n D an iels
. W esterly parallel with the No
Supt. Tub, tn «tn„ and Hx-Offlclo Is
• P lant City-Coronet road.
the c o m p la in a n t nnd Wlltln liar- 3 - 5 - 1 2 .I9-2K-4-3-9"18.33-30.
equalized,
approved and confirmed, or in fifteen equal annual I
S ecreta ry to th e Rnqrd.
said Boulevard to Park Ave., them
vln nnd Mamie (larvln . h is w ife , are
(Seal of Board). th e d e fe n d a n ts h e a r in g d ate o f the I n r i r r n l l C o u r t , 7 t h J u d i c i a l l
ANNUAL TRACK MEET.
2 ft. to beg.................... ..
.... 607J
4314.62 ments with interest a t 8*/c per annum from and a fter the tiw]
S ch rtle Malnes.. A ttorn ey for Hoard. 19th day o f F eb ru a ry . A. I). 1914, I
F u l l , H em lncde C o u n t y , F l o r i d
MIAMI, April 9—The annual 4 -9 - 1 S - 2 1 * J 0 - 6 .T
the u n d e r sig n e d
sp ecia l
m aster,
special assessments stand approved and confirmed.
Chancery.
E aat Coast high school field and
will, on Monday. May Bth, 1934. d u r
track meet will be held here on R e s o l u t i o n P r o v i d i n g f o r t h e H o l d ing the le g a l liours of sale, before L itt le H. Caret. C om plainant,
A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanforij
SPECIAL A8BEB8MENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY
vs, ____________
.
Saturday, May 3.
High school
i n g , n a il G i v i n g N o t i c e nf n S p e c the Court H o u s e door. In S em ln oje Jen n ie L Lamb anil John C linton
will bo held at tiio City Hall at 2:30 P. M., on the 28th day cf;
i a l It n n d E l e c t i o n t o h r l l r l d In County. F lorida, o f f r r fo r Sate .nn-1
OF RESOLUTION NO. 126 ADOPTED ON THE 24TH
team s from all cities and towns
Lamb, her husband, Mgi- A. Horn
S p e c i a l T a x s c h o o l D i s t r i c t No. pell to th e h i g h e s t bidder fo r ca sh ,
ami Marlin W. Horn, her bu sb a " f
aouth of Cocoa will be invited to
4. S e m i n o l e C o u n t v , F l o r i d a . S a i d th e f o l lo w in g d escrib ed lau d s In
DAY OF MARCH, A., D. 1924.
and L uth er S. Kennedy.
enter and compete for the three
l l l s t r l r t R e t a g A l s o K n o w n a a Htm ln olc County. Florid a, tn -w lt:
D efen d an ts.
^ .^ e ^ K ^ n a t'e S cost of
:4n<* ofrjef UoiA a t to such Special Asscssmaats andjftlU a t said test i
The W est H a lf o f the W est H alf
C h u l a a t a S p e c ia l T a x School D is
prises that will be awarded.
^ - ‘’Y n r i V f t TOt'XtUBdtftg&J
tric t,
J en n ie L Lamb and Joh n Cll
itt Rose Court using a 7” rock bas«"aurfhced w i^ a s p K a ftT S ra n d ^ e w and equalize euid assessments on a basis of justice and rigkll
New foM n|
her hhshnnd. 166Vi . .
""♦rffm jfhVtllwest Q u a rter o f Hmithwest j......
j # Lamb,
I*“id special a ssessments are <m aqoallaW—mwHadJ
'■occupy -but March. 1931. a p etition w a s p re Q u a r t e r o f . S e c tio n 33, T o w n s h i p 1» W en tw o rth Street, C h a r le s t o n , ‘South Ave. “North” front Sanford Ave. to Lily Court- Hughey Street from
Carolina. Mae A. Horn and Martin
sen ted to the County Hoard uf Pith, S o u t h o f R a n g e 31 - 'E a s t.
, a foot of apace.
will
thfh
stand continued and be, and remain binding Hens upaa|
Sanford
Avenuo
to
Lily
Court,
and
Grand
VlffW
Avrmttr
“Hwilll"
Tl'iHfT
W.
Horn.
iu-r
huaband.
314
East
lie In stru ction for S e m in o le C oun
Said lands In be so ld to sn tlsfy
33rd S treet. S avannah. Georgia, and
ty, Florida, s i g n e d hy mure than suld decree and rusts.
Bail
fill’
d
'
Avenue
to
Lily
Court,
to
be
paved
24
feet
ir\
width.
proporly
againat
which said asssesments are made uptil paid
n e a e l n t l a n a t th e County llonrd of t w e n t y - l i v e per cen t of th e duly
1 ,ii**•—t I* l l i i i r -—XT* Kunt S in t
‘ R WILKINSON.
S■ A
. ________ _
St reel. Savannah. Haorwla.
w ithin --------- Sp^-t.il MUsD-r in Uluincery.
P x k l l r la a lr u e tto a fo r Srnxlnot* iiunllfled e le c to r s resid in g
Hibiscus Court and Lily Court to be paved 32 feet in width <16 cordance wtih provisions of Resolutions No. 122 nnd 123, adoph
It a p p ea rin g from a sw o rn hill r f
. p___
_____
e c ia
l—T a School n u t i l l’t NV
John (1. Lennardy.
4 ' o n a t y . . F lo rid a — . Ilr tr r m ln lu a S
co m p la in t ' filed herein a g a in s t you feet in width on each side of central parking atrip).
S em in o le County. Florid a, said d ls.
S o licitor for C om p lain a n t.
the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida on Feb. 25tl
■ “ W W 1 T io o u a t o f Honda la N r r - trlrt b e in g a ls o k n o w n as Chuluota 4,2-9-10.23-30
that you h av e so m e c la im or In ter
; Rose-Way and Indianola Ave., to be paved 16 fL in width.
est In th e fo llo w in g describ ed land
raaary fo r Hprrlal T a x l l ls t r lr t Special Tnx Sch ool District; ask in g
In S em in o le County. F lorida, tn - w l l:
7400 Cu. yda. excavation (p> 50c .... ........... ............. ....... ....... $ 3700.00 D. 1924 and Resolution No. 126 ndopted by the City Com miss
amt
p e titio
n in
g said
,No. 4, Hratlaolr County, F lo rid a . ft
11*1 |i«a
t iiti vill
tllK
muu Huard to cull
Lot T w o ( ! ) , Illock Tun ( l a ) , T ier
le c tio n to he Held to the Circuit Court of Seminole
Said D ta tr ld t l r l s x Alao k n o w n and onbtr nn eelertlc
1500 Sq. yda. corduroy (g) 40c .......—....... - ..... - ................... . "1600.00 the City of Sanford, Florida oil M*rch 24th, A .D. 1924.
County, Florida. In Chnneery.
T a x School
N ine (9), of the t o w n of Hanford.
An r h u tu o t a Special T a x School w ith in » \ld Special
F lo rid a, according to Map of E. It. 13200 Lin. ft. concrete curb and gutter @,80c ............. .......... 10500.00 (SEAL)
H IM . TO ttl'IF.T TtTI.K .
IH atrlri. the l l a l r o f la t e r c n t to D istrict No. t. to dotterm ln e w h e t h
L. It. PHILIPS- City CUtll
T rn fford ’a o f the to w h of Hanford,
h r P a id T hereon, the T im e W hen er or not th ere shnuld he Issued
ORD EH FOB I>IMil, ICAT ION
5-9-16
13500
Sq.
yds.
paving
<
g
>
$1.30
...........................................
.
17550.00
duly
recorded
In
the
I'uhlliR
ecords
bv
said
d
istrict
bon
d
s
In
th
e
sum
a n d th e P la re W h ere, the P r ln e lI-'runk E v a n s and S t e l la 1‘. E vans, o f Hetninole County. Florida.
y a l and In t e r e st Shall lie D u e aud of lift. 000.00. th e p r o te e d s of the
75 Lin. ft. flush curb @ 3Gc ............................. ........ ........
26.25
in an ts,
You nnd each of you are hereby
p a y a b le , aad P ro v id in g f o r an salt- of sin h bonds to he used for his w ife. C om p lavs.
required and ordered to lie unit a p
100
Cu,
yda.
class
A
concrete
(p
$30.00
............................
3000.00
e le c t i o n to D e te r m in e W h e th e r or th e purpose of a cq u irin g, building.
Mary A. M acD onald.
nirhmnm l p ear before our said Circuit Court
n o t sold D istrict
Shall
Jamie ■n lar.'ln g . f u r n is h in g or o th erw is e I.evcrlng.
Archibald H. H u ssell. W i l nt th e Court House 'In Hanford,
6000 pounds atccl (g> 6c ................................... ..................... .
360.00
Im proving school
b u ild in g s
anil
liam
T.
Abbott,
W
illiam
It.
W atson , Florida, on W ednesday the 30th day
•ch n ol g r o u n d s and for the e x c l u s
2585.00
IF YOUR DEALER DO!
( o t h e r w is e k n o w n ns W. II. W a t of April 1931, then nnd t h e r e to 2350 Lin. ft. 12” storm sewer <o> $1.10 ...............................
iv
e
u
se
o
f
the
p
uldle
free
schools
W h ereu a :’ On the 4th day o f Starch.
w ith in said d istrict, and to he d i s so n ). lim n er (I. .Munson, (o t h e r w i s e m n k e n n sw er to th e hill of c o m
5' Manholes @ $50.00 ................ ..................... ... .............
250.00
A . P . 1934. a p etitio n w a s p resen ted bursed
kn
ow
n
a
s
H.
(I.
M
unson).
K.
J.
H
a
r
nnd ex p en d ed In th e f o l lo w
p laint filed herein a g a in s t A'ou and
N ’T SPR ^E
t o and filed w ith thla C ounty Hoard i n g m anner,
rell, O laf t.uudqulst, Sarah Mar th erein fall not e ls e said ulll w ill
25 Inlets @ $35.00 ................... ................. ......................... !
875.00
lo -w li:
o f T u b ll c In stru ctio n for S e m in o le
l-undqulst.
Mary
Doulso tic ta k en ns con fessed a g a in s t you.
t. 19.000.00 to bn used In acunlr*. g aret
Engineering, legal expense, advertising, etc. ......................... 3443.76
C o u n ty , F lorida, s ig n e d by more Ing a "He. b u ild in g apd fu rn ish in g Dohm. I,. O. H a r r e ll. Km erln e C. to ho follow ed hy if (Inal decree.
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Jackson vi i t ; T * "
d iM S M
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th a n t w e n y t . f l v c per cen^ o f th e n p u blic free sch o o l at Chuluota. Ilolemtin.
Hophrunla
II.
Orlffln,
It Is ,fu rth er ordered Ihnt th is n o
( o t h e r w i s e - k n o w n a s K. It. G riffin ). tice -hi- published In the Hanford
d u ly
qualified
e le c to r s
r e s id in g w it h i n said d is tr ic t ;
w i t h i n Hpsclal T a x School -D latrlcl
Total estimated cost ............................ - .... .............. ... '.........$42950.00
3. 1 1 , 000.80 to he used for e n John R. I'lrtle, A n g e lln e K. I’lrtle. Dully Herald, it new ap u p er p u b
ilu rrlso n lleed and Dorn Heed, hia lished In Hetninole C ounty,
No. 4. Bemlnole' County.
F lorid a , l a r g i n g . f u r n is h in g or
once The cost to be borne entirely by adjacent property tjwners.
o th e r w is e wife,
C
h
arles
C.
W
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k
,
a
s
T
r
u
s
gald d istrict b eing also k n o w n as Im p ro vin g
sch o o l
b u ild in g s and
each w eek for a period of four c o n
C h u lu o ta Special Tax School D i s sch o ol g r o u n d s and for the e x c lu s tee, Fran k S. l-ewts, a s T r u ste e , anil s e c u t iv e w eeks.
Number of feet frontago on 24 foot pavement, 4930.2 feet.
trict. a s k i n g and p e titio n in g that ive u se nf th* p u b lic free schools each o f said p a r tie s If liv in g , nnd
W itn e ss my hand and the aenl of
If tlend. th e heirs, d e v is e e s, g r a n t e e s
a n e le c tio n be called and held Within snld d is trict, and
• nnd o th er c la i m a n t s und er th e suld ■aid C ou ft th is 3Sth d ay of March, Number of feet frontage on 32 foot pavement, 3169.3.
th ro u g n h u t said d is tr ic t to d e t e r
W hereas:
T h la Board ha# d c1'*11|
1
Number of feet frontage on Itf foot pavement, 410.0.
m in e w h e th e r or not bonds In the n r m l n e d that more than t w e n t y Mary A. MacDonald. R ich m on d I .e v (HEAL)
FP A. DOt’HLASH.
W il
sutn nf 1 10.000.00 should he Issued n v r per c e n t o f th e duly ouallflett crlng. A rch ib ald II. H u ssell.
Assessment per foot on 24 fL pavement, $4.2986.
Clerk
Circuit
Court.
liam T. Abbott. W illia m II W atson,
by said d istrict, for th e purposs nf e le c to r s re sid in g w ith i n said
Hemlnole County, Florida
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Assessment per foot on 32 ft. pavement, $6.4470.
acq u irin g , building, e n la r g in g , fiir- tat Tnx School D ist r ic t No. t, did son ). H om er (1. Munson, ( o t h e r w i s e
Hy: A. M. W eek s, D. C.
nlsbltiK or
o th e r w is e
Im proving liv iw t Kltfn iflM jit-iltion. timl
J a m es (I. Hharutt.
Assessment per foot on 16 ft. pavement, 3,224.
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ow
n
ns
11.
O.
Munson).
K.
J.
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r
aclinot b u ild in g s and school grou n d s
W h e r e a sT h is Iloard has. I>y rell. Qluf I.undqulal. Hnruh M ar
Hotlcltor' for Complainant.
FRED T. WILLIAMS. Engineer,
and for the e x c lu s iv e u se nf the r e so lu tio n ‘th is d a y adopted, d e te r garet
3-2
6-4
-I-9-I6-33
I.undqulst.
Murv
Louise
n ubile free sc h o o ls
w ith in
suld m in ed th a t bonds In the sutn of Dohm. I - O. H a r r e ll.
Km erln e C.
Preliminary
Width
Feet
Sp ecial Tax School
D istrict, the 110.000 no Is required for th e pur- Hnlemnn.
Soiihrnnlit
H.
tirlffln. A n i l e * o f A p p l i c a t i o n f o r T a x D e e d
Asesament
Name
Deccription
Pavement
Frontage
proceed.* o f th e *al<! bond
Issue tm
...........
ses ...................
set forth ...
In __
esht p e titio n and ( o t h e r w i s e k n o w n n s H. II. (lr tff ln ).
t ' i n t e r N e r t l o a SIS o f t h e G e n e r a l
a m o u n t in g to HO.OOtl.OO t o be u x e il; h erein a b o v e en u m erated , qml that John H. I’lrtle, A n g e lln o K. I’lrtle.
S t a tu t e s ot tho s t a t s of F lo rld o
Rose
Court
Addition
to
Sanford,
Fla.
for th e nurtxiaea set forth In said j ^„|,| bond* sh a ll hear Interest nt Unrrisori lleed and Dora Heed, hia
N otice t* i.erebv g iv e n that Overp etitio n , and to he expended n n t l . m r rate nf six per cen tu m per a n . wife, C h arles C. W a rw ick , n* T r u s st r e e t In v estm en t C ompany, pur- S. Pules ton, Lot 3 ........ ........ .......
$214.93
60
24 f t
d isb u rsed In tbe f o llo w in g maimer. „ unl In terest p a y a b le aeral-iinnunl- tee, F ra n k 8. L ew is, a s T ru stee, and •rhnaer o f l u x C ertifica te No. 939,
515.83 2 WHOLESALE
120
24 ft.
den -u sed . or dated the 1st day of June. A. !>., Mrs. A. E. Hill, Lot -I ................... .
tO -w ltr
. . .
| t y ; that .mild bond* sh a ll he dated each of suld parties,
In th e la n d s 1I9C|. has Hied said c e r tific a te In my Geo. A. DoCottes, Lot 5 ........!.......
1. . J9.00S 00 to lie used In n * * -|ju iv i*r. 19ZI: th a t said b'>ttd*_*batl oth erw ise. In terested
343.89
80
,*
24
ft.
Bonds
and p rem ises Involved In t h i s s u i t ; o ffice, and nus made ap p lication for
qulrlhK a site, building and (ur- ,„*u,r>. H a fiillowa, tu.wl*,:
g r a n t e e s nnd tnx deed to Issue in acco d a n cs with Geo. A. DeCotteb, Io»t 6 ........„...*...
n l s h l n g * publlr: free
nehnnl at numbered I ami 3. for *1,000.(10 the heirs, d ev is ees.
24 ft.
40
171.94
A.
L ydia law . Halil certificate e m b ra ces the
r h u l« o t n . w llh lli *a|d Special T ax each sh a ll m atu re te n y e a r s niter oth er c la im a n ts und er
370.76
115
16 ft.
S eh yo l District
No. t. S em ltiole th e date th ereo f: bonds numbered lleed. d eceased, or o th e r w is e . In ter f a llo w in g described property s h u Geo. A. DeCottes, Lot 6 ........... ....
3. 4 and 3 for *1.000 Ofl each shall ested In the la n d s Tfn d prem ises. nted Jn H.-mlnrtte County. Florida, A. L. Betta, Lot 7, .................
Coulftv. Florida, nnd
*
137.4
590.63
24
ft.
S Tnt. in H*g. NW. Corth e h eirs to - w l t :
r
H.flrtOOti to he used for HI- m atu re i w e n t v year* a ft e r th e date Involved In th is nuR;
nf
HWR
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N
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Her.
J.
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d
evisees,
grantees,*
and
o
th
er
24
fL
205
881.21
J.
Schirard,
Lot
9
............................
U r g in g , fu rn lah ln g or
o th e r w is e th ereo f, and bond* n u m b ered 8 T.
run s. BSd.d ft.. K. eyj
under
C h a rles Heed, s.. it *»
im p r o v in g
schuolV b u ild in gs and ». 9 uml to. for * 1.000 09 each shall c la im a n ts
75
322.40
24 fL
or
o th e r w is e .
In- ft.. N. BBC « ft.. W. ««S f*-- fL ”»* H- F. E. Roumillat, Lot II ..................
sch o o l g r o u n d s - f o r th e
e x c lu s iv e m atu re th lrtv y e a r s a ft e r th-- dntc dereased.
H. r i g h t - o f - w a y ) — * ncrea. T h e snld
tereMed
In
th
e
la
n
d
s
and
p
r
e
m
is
e
s
.
76
483.69
32 ft.
u se of tb e public free sch o o ls w i t h . ih ereo f, and tbnl both the pr'nelpal Inviilvt'd In th is s u i t : th e h eirs, d e land b ein g a ssessed a t th * dal# nf B. W. Anderson, Lot 13 ...............
In s a lt!'S p ecia l Tax School D istr ic t •*nd th#* Interest o f said bond* •’•all. visees. g r a n t e e s and o th er c la im , the Issuance nf such c e r tific a te In
32
ft.
75
483.59
W.
C.
Hill,
Lot
15'
h
e
nn-’ald
e
ftt
th
e
N
all'-nst
1’ark
No. (. S em in o le County.
F lo rid a:
Unlesn
nuts under Hubert II. R am sey , as th e name of A. M. Hunt.
tr*nk. City and S l a t e o f N ew York. Trustee, d eceased, or o th e r w is e . I n sa id ce r tific a te ahall be redeemed H arry Walsh- Lot 16......................... 24 ft. 24 ft.
62845
. and
140.2
W h erea s: ’It Is the d eterm in ation • nd
terested In the la n d s nnd prem ise* accord in g to law tax deed w ill Issue W. C. Hill, Lot 17 ..........u........ ..
669.29
155.7
24 fL '
W h erea s: T h is Hoard has. hy Involved In th is
o f t h i s Board Ht th« Oral m e e t in g
suit;
tha South thereor) on th e lSlh day of April,
a ft e r th e receipt of eald p etition reso lu tio n th is day adopted, order- Florida R ailroad C om pany, a c o r A. D. 1914.
455.87
32 ft.
70.7
W. C. Hill, Lot 17 _____________
W
itnesa
m
y
official
s
i
g
n
a
t
u
r
e
and
th a t It la to the heat tntereata of ed that an elec tio n he held In and poration- E th el
C.
W a lla c e and
628.45
24 fL
146.2
1 S p ecial T a x School Dletrlrt th r o u g h o u t said Hneclal T ax School Em m et W allace, h e r h u sb a n d ; M ar se a l thla th e 1th day o f March, A. T. W. Jones, Lot 18 ___________
4. to Issue bonds In th e sum of D istrict No. t. to d e te r m in e w hether garet W. R am sey , an
unm arried
669.29
24
ft.
165.7
A.
E.
Yowell,
Lot
19
......
......
.......
(S
E
A
L
)
E.
A.
DOUGLASS.
I1Q.040.00. th* proceeds from the or not said d istrict w ill Issue' said woman, and J. N. Hrad sh aw . D e
1
Clerk Circuit Cogrt
le t h e r e o f to be u ssd and e x bonds a s In said re so lu tio n and o r fendants.
455.87 ■»< ■
70.7
32
fL
A.
E.
Yowell.
Lot
19
....---------------ftemlnl# County. Florida.
it In th e m anner and for the der la provided.
O R D ER FOR PUBLICATIO N
B
y
A.
M.
W
s
s
k
t
.
D.
C
32.ft.
75
483.59
JL R. Deas, IAit 2 1 ...... ..... ...... ......
N ow T herafur* He It Hesolved.
To Mary A. M acDonald, R ichmond
irpoas and o b jects a s are h e r e in ,
and In th* aforesaid p etition Hy th e C ou n ty Hoard o f F u h lle I n
32
ft.
75
483.5?
st r u c tio n
for
S em in o le
County.
*♦ iflrth
75
483.59
32 ft.
rrefor# B e It Hesolvsd. B y th* Florida: T h at In p u rsu an ce to law. SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY
Tftei
jty Hoard of F u td ln -in str u c tio n and In p u rsu an ce nf th e reaolutlon
75
433.59
32
ft.
OF RESOLUTION NO. 122 ADOPTED ON THE 25T11
S em in ole Count*. Florida, th a t of thla Hoard h eretofore on this
____
_
________$
_
___
Board
d eterm in es
th
at
the day adopted, n otice he and th e same
75
483.59
Agnes
Berner,
Lot
29
_____
_____
»...
32
ft.
DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1924.
n ' o f bonds required for th e ; |* hereb y g iv en th a t on th* 9th
75
32
ft.
183.59
J.
E.
Wathem,
Lot
31
.....
—
...........
.
vse-i end o b je c ts a s s s t fo rth ; day of May. 1924, an e le c tio n will
Tho following ia the eatimated coat of paving Sanford Avenue
Innbov* and a ls o In said p e t l - ; h* h eld In nnd th rou gh o u t
said
75
Gone
Court,
Inc.Lot
33
________
„!..
32
fL
483.59
from
Commercial
S
treet
north
to
La*®
Monroe
and
Seminole
Boul
Is the su m o f 114.000.04; that Special T a x School Dlatrlcl N o. ♦.
.h—
. . . . . ^hear
----------------75
483.69
32 ft.
-n d * shall
Interest- at Beminola County. Florida, sa id d i s evard from Sanford Avenuo weat to Palmetto Avenue a width of 40 Rose Court Inc., to t 35 ........ ........ .
r a ’ e uf six per cen tu m per an - trict b e in g alao k n o w n as Chuluota
75’
32
ft.
* 483.59
Rose Court Inc., to t 3 7 ---------------i h e Interear on said bond* to Special T a x School District. •<> d e feet with ihuet nsphalt (Wlllite Process) on 6 Inch rock baac.
Sid sem i-a n n u a lly ; said bonds term in e w h eth er or not said d is
32 fL
52
33529 " O
$ 500.00 Rone Court Inc., Lot 39 __________
l i e dated July 1st. 1924. and trict sh all l)i»u* bonds In th e sum 1000 C'l, yda. grading @ 50c .... ........................... .......... — -•*—
23.0
..... ..1—.. 24 XL
* 101.45
.... 1040.00 Rose Court Inc., to t 39
I r-atur* aa follow a.td*w lt:
of tiu.4uu.0i), tti hear Interest at the 13Q0 Lin. fL Concrete curb and gutter <S> 80c.............. —•*——
1* numbered J and I. for 11.- rate of atx n*r cent per an n u m . In72
24 fL .
309.50
= — 14.00 Rose Court Inc., Lot 41 ................ .
40 Lin. ft. flush curb <5> 36c — ........ .......... ......
e a ch shall m atu re ten y e a r s tereat payable eern!-umuisly, bonds
72.3
to he d a ted July 1st, |9 1 L an d tu 150 Sq. ft. concrete alley return* - .......................... — ..........
310.79
th e d a te th ereof;
..... 37.50 Rose Court Inc., Lot 43 -------------.... 24 fL
Bond*
numbered 2, 4. and 5. for m a tu re a s fnllowa. to - w lt:
26.3
24 ft.
113.05
e s c h shall m atu re t w e n t y numbered t and 2 for 11.000 00 each 2900 Sq. ydj. paving @ $2-20 ........... —....................- .... —,----....
- 6380.00' Roso Court Inc., t o t 44 ---------------to m atu re ten years a fter tho d ate
After the d ate t h v r W :
.
.90.6
24
fL
Rose
Court
Inc.,
to
t
45
.......------•
389.45
....
160.00
4 Inlets *<g> $40.00 _____ -"L— ------- ---------- ;------ — ----numbered 4. 1 . 1 . 9 an d 10. lliereof. bonds numbered 1. 4. am
210.
24 XL
002.71
.... 300.00 Rose Court Inc., Lot 47 .—.........
1.440 44 eneh ahall
m*»ure I for tt.000.44 each t o mature twenty
300
LinNft;
12”
*torm
icw
er
@
I
1*
20
*
•••........
_XiAJt -- ----IT*' —
y ea re a ft e r th e d ate th ereo f; years -alter the date thereof, arpl
„.._3W).00 Rtjae Court-Inc—LoL50 ■.............
th « principal and th e In bonds,numbered 4. 7. », > and jo Replacing jlO ft, corrugated pip«
24 f t
150.3
a ll bonds s h a l l he p ayab le for fiT.OOO 00 each to mature thirty
071.87
120.00 R, A. Newman, t o t 5! ----l20(iuLtnHtrHrTlrHln-t1I3_® ' $100.00 peT H ............... ............
ttanal P a rk Bank. K B yea ta_aU«r - J h e - d w t l t u r
32
fL
Newman,
t
o
t
51
—I.
90.7
581.8:
►f—N e w -Y o r k . Trmi ‘ s h j l principal
772.50
the Interest o f
.
. and ...................rest
Engineering, legal expense ,etc. —-----------------—; ...... *
T h a t , a Honda to he payable at the '
70.7
ewraan, t o t 52 .—
455.8
In Jn d P a rk B an k . City and S tate
583.32
ew
m
an.Lot.62
ax School Y ork, aa la provided f o r ,
...$9684.00
Total estimated cost . . .
In re utlon this __
County,
forty.
h< la w to
To be borne entirely by a
In which
duly
Number of feet frontage,,
• A t'1
y s ,.;
' It
THERE IS ONE JUST DOWN THE
STREET THAT DOES.
Produce Company
COMMISSION
MERCHANTS & BROKERS
Richmond, Virginia.
| Headquarters for all Varieties of Fruits
| • and Vegetables, Prompt and Personal
|
Attention to All Shipments
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THE OPENING OF
�A P B tT , 9, 1921
has expanded to one of the great of whiah gave satisfactory ser
the manager, what he thought of
est m anufacturing institutions In vice for lilt years, a record thut
“rebuilt” batteries.
the world, With fclO.OOO.YOU of. indicates the ideals of quality up
“The host atlvlco I con Rive you"
actual net assets, including $50,- on which the business was found
caid Mr. Mero, I s tu lehvc them
•
000,000 of plant facilities and r.n ed.
absolutely alone. * Not because I
annual production capacity of
nnt selling Exiles," ho added with
Threo other Studebaker broth
150,000 cars. Studebaker has 3,- ers, John M., l’etor E., and J a
n smile, “but becaime you'll And
000 branches and draleri in the cob. F.. joined the Arm; th*.- first,
there’s a big difference between
United Staten and Is widely rep John M.. adding to the assets $X,the servkd you will get from a
resented in all foreign countries. 000, which ho had earned repair
rebuilt battery and whnt, ypu Will
Manager For- Rxidc llat- get from the product ot any reput
Ilranchcn Out Rapidly.
ing wheelbarrows
and stage
Servicc Gives Seme ValThis romance of the American roaches in the busy days of ihc
able and well known battery'm an
I,Ip Pointers On Well
industrial world begun vhen “gold rush” in Cnlifarpiu.
ufacturer.
Known Hatter)1.
Henry and , Clem Sludebakcr’
“There’s .probably nothing that
you enn buy whpre you nr? os
coinmepccd bperationr. in b'puth
Imitation dintponds are dis
n dropping In a t the local much at the mercy of the seller as
Rem! in 18fi2 wit'.i two tr.rgct : iul solved by hydrofluoric acid, but
Jc Battery Service' Station a in the case of n storage battery. I
a cash capital of $6H. They built genuine gems are not effected by
days ago. 01,0 °f our rcpictwo wagons their first year, one
[atives inquired of Percy Mero,
which there may be fopm) sonic j
plates that r.ro not altogether 4
worthless, but which nt theiV best,)
cannot give niUch more service, I
Likewise, there aro separators ofj
ction nt South Bend oiui Detroit.
which the same can be said.
Nearly
.5,000 artisans
wore |
"By using these parts, adding uwnrded medals for continuous J
an Occasional new plate, and Idling and loyal service of five, ton,
up the jars with new electrolyte, twenty and up to sixty years
the makers of these rebuilt, bat with Studebnker, the oldest auteries can produce an article which-! tnmobilc tnanufacturcr in the
5 P a s s c n g e
on the rutaide looks equal to new .! world.
"But after a few weeks’ survive |
trouble is like'y to slurt, and, More
than
2.30J
received
Goodyear Balloon Tires for Ford cars
once started, it’s useless to try to I bronze incdula for five or ten
stop It. For it isn't one plate o r . yenrs’ service; 157 were aw ard
one separator thut goes bad, b u t! ed sterling silver medals for 15
are now in stock. Complete set of
practically all of them ul orco. ! years, und 222 had goM medals
“Do you wonder then, tnat I am ' pinned Upon them for more than
wheels and rims, with full balloon
very positive in n.y advice to leave | 20 years
employment by the
them alone? It makes no differ- House of Studebaker.
THe last
New-you cu.'i a.iord i
olcet what you pay for thoi 1, group Included thnsa employes
tires, will he furnished on new Ford
they u an extravagance that no who have heen with -.h-j corpora
clro.tni a reality! i’oo
melt ►
‘at enn afford.’’
tion from 20 to 60 ypnrs.
They
this’ luxurious
were cheorcd by tho.ir fbllow
cars at $75.00 extra. *
lhe same t v { ('I or
Denmark has revived interest workers.aa they received the hon
in u plan to build a ship canal ors^
Europe’s ill test cur
from the North Sea to the Baltic.
For 72" yenrs the nnmo Stildeing sleeve valvus \ ~ . Scientists have Ugurcd that baker has been linked, not only
nearly 700,000 spiders would be with every Improvcnicni in tra n s
raertna cam s p.ntl cii
required to .produce a pound of portation, but with American in
web.
dustrial development ns well.
Chile is known to have saveral
Since its inception in 1852 us a
*®rgc riepoNit* of arsenic but nev••r has attem pted to develop
them.
G O O D B Y E A
M eans Good W ear
Sedan
Ask any garageman, any mechanic, in Tact,
any person who knows motor care, what he
thinks about Buick. Invariably he will tell
you that Buick is a thoroughly good, high
grade and dependable automobile and that a
person makes a genuinely satisfactory invest-,
ment when he buys one. Then ask the Buick
owners you know what they think about Buick.
Do these things and you will quickly under
stand why Buick has sold over one million mo
tor care and why you, too, should own a Buick. •
E. L. HARWELL, Manager
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Lincoln
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FOR SALE— For
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nil sizes including Cadillac,
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Last year, 145,167 people
paid $201,000,000 for
Studebaker cars. ■
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every man who buys a
car should know them.
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We save by enormous production
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As! B risb an e^.S ^,^
Against a Thousand.
. A ustralia World Pioneer. Vviv;
Guardian of the W hite Race......
Under th e Shadow A sia.,
CopynsM. i J i t
woman ih the city who can in any way arrange it will assur
edly be on hand to'bid him welcome.
.. , . E 4 l t a r
Conscious of the honor of acting as host to the nation’s IF A Chicago man began dig*,
greatest leader, Sanford could well set aside all other busi ging in his valuable lake-front .loti
bn tong enough, and could
ness and make this occasion of “The Commoner’s" visit a kept
stand the heat, he would com* out
” u£uLmh» m o Kreat antfe'mflmar.ahk one. He will comtr w ittrg Tiicsgggg1. He on the other side,' very likely, on
C arrier
will speak from convictions that his wo
emiea cannot some sheep range in Australia. *We Americans say to oureelve*;
but admit are honest convictions. And h
leave Sanford “Australia
is on the other side of
better than he found i t
the world; nothing on this earth
ll. n o n r a t
ah
cards of t h a s t e n
be farther from us." W e-fo r
Pod He wilj leave. Sanford better than he found it,, we re- can
, tn tt rtf} nine n
get th at nothing could be more
$feat, ju st as he has left other towns, hundreds of them, in important, more "near,"* to' ua
j»dv*rt!»tn*
every state in the Union better tha’n he found them. Gifted than Australia, since her people
a
*“»*■• with preeminent ability as an orator, endowed with a person- are lonecrs of the white race livthe shadow of Asia, protect.ality that is broadly, magnetic. Bryan carries his listeners ing
ing vast territory for white* meg
to
heights'w ifh’Honroly wbrds th at any child can under- in the future.
usd i » % w r W » ' L ths stand. He simply speaks from his h e a rt And his heart is
THERE ARE six million people
s u of rs-^ubiicstioL at spscui i good apa. true.
.* • .
in all Australia- a great island
-ikss ksrsm sr# *»«•>> rsssrred.
After more than* thirty years in tl]c thick of partisan empire with cities as far apart aa
WEDNESDAY, A PR IL.9, 1924.
politics, William Jennings Bryan can'come before the people New York and San Francisco. In
that vast domain live only as man'
iL E .THOUGHT FOR TODAY of America with an unsullied reputation. No corrupting en as are crowded into New YorlX
, DEFRAUD NOT:—For this Is tanglements, no smirch of shady “deals,” no feathering of City.
th e will,, of God, . . . th at no man his own nest has ever been ascribed to him by his most
And all that IS A WHITE
defraud hie brother in any mat- pernicious foes. He has waded in the quagmire of American MAN’S IAND. SETTLED BY j
i ter.—I. Thessalonians 4: 3, 4.
WHITE MEN .marvelously de-j
politics and come out miraculously clean. He has kept his veloped, all things considered, by,
LITERARY FAVORITES
1ideals, and his faith in therpmver of right over wrong.
white men and forever to be kept|
X jW ould I again such joys could
a white man’s territory, if the six
So
once
more
he
is
making
ready
to
go
to
his
party's
know
million Australians are upheld, as
councils, As a Florida citizen he is asking to be sent as a they should be, by their brothers
A t wbAl I first read ' ’Ivanhoe."
— Baltimore Sun delegate to the Democratic national convention. He wants here and in Europe.
w nays.
Those
days. I’d have back if I to go in order ft)-work for planks in the party’s platform on
WE IN America have our mo
T h r illd f b y th«
the deeds of Robin which the better element of the American people can stand ments of hard thinking about Asia
HkJ.
and fight. He is traveling about Florida to tell the voters and its yellow menace .although
,,
—Oakland Inquirer. he is a candidate, because—as every intelligent person knows we
110,000,000
w c are
ore a
iu ,u u u ,u u u
jstrong,
utuiik»
ithe
nci
Oh, could my soul find such derichest nation in the world, with
—Big Business and Special Privilege have given orders to seven thousand miles of oc<*an be-;
lights
Aa when I read "A rabian N ights.” their newspaper organs to do everything possible to prevent Sween S^n Francisco .and Asia's!
.,
— Brooklyn Eagle. W. J. Bryan's election as a party delegate, They want to bors.
Knights, outlaws, - Caliph,
Think of A ustralia,. with only
. . Check keep him off the floor of the convention, and for good cause.
and Jinn,
6,000,000 people, industrious- in
telligent, courageous, determined,
D A ll fade away before Huck Finn. Wall Street has never loved “The Commoner.”
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. _ tomorrow
___ _____ 1n the
__ but not rich, living under the
—W ashingotn Post.
So.........
Mr. .....
Bryan
Will come
to..............
Sanford
Oh, fo r those lost days of my
interest of % cam lidacy for election as delegate fb the nat- K i e s ;
a^Twtre.^nde?
outh
, in hiding, read Old Sleuth. lonal Democratic convention. He will find here many warm [ the great dike’ of Asia’s popuia■Ha 1'. •
—Chicago Record-Herald, admlrers who would vote for him for any office he would lion, contsantly on the nlert to
i ' Ob, for a peep now, Just for a accept. And he will also find here numbers of thoughtful sec* that there is no break in the
wall.
s tra te r.
Into the pages of Old Nick Carter. mep and women who believe th at Florida “personally,”
HOW QUICKLY Asia would
—Birmingham Age-Herald. would be benefited by choosing him as delegate. Bluntly put,
flood and possess the great fer*
-Oh, th a t th a t tim e m ight once if nothing else, it would be good advertising.
tile lands of Australia, you real
TELmore be,
But regardless of how Sanford’s people intend to vote ize, when you look at Java, an
W hen I read Rider H aggard’s She.
J E r -.
«- — Houston Post, on Mr. Bryhn’s candidacy in the June primary election, the island th at had 2,000,000 popula
tv aCould I but renew the days that visit of the far-famed man is an event. Sanford should make tion in 1800, and now has 36000,000, increasing every year by one
■ K
were,
million Japanese. Japan, long be
l When I raced in the chariot with much of it.
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Dan Bobbij Says
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it.ll..;1A
v S. K „ if
Sumer resorts may be i plj
where they resort to high P- -*il
Nine coaches ran wi!j [„ t i
diana, just like a baseball
You can increase the popuUtj
of any town by having no bit)
suit censor. \
Wc like spring much better
winter because in spring *Ttl
body etso is laiy, too.
.< Tjicre Is no place like home
...
cept k i battlefield—during
cleaning.
t
"Ben Hur.”
—Pensacola Journal.
‘ ; B ring back those times when
b-''
meals I missed
And sa t up nights with “Oliver
Tw ist.”
— Exchange.
“Be Kind To Animals W eek.”
fore this century ends, would swal
low up Australia, with its hand
ful of Australians, in a flood of
brown population. But Australia
says, "NO," nnd means no. Asia
knows it, and, fortunately for the
■white race, the British Empire
and the sympathy of nil white na
tions arc bkek of Australia in her
determination to remain white and
ree from Asiatic control.
i
Bergtjojl would like to r<
to face the music If fl- --oo
sure it would be a rbrisi j,
reception
E ven.though he hasn’t
much business for
W them yet fa
Argentina doctors urge Firpc
stay in the ring.
Perhaps the general foehn;
th at a Los Angeles judpe”
resigned showed good judi
a t Inst.
No m atter how great n u
a singer may have, it
sounds ns good as the ranji
the kitchen.
The college boys arc looking
vacation Jobs already, so msny
ulc work ns clothing
them could
vertlsemcnts.
1
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You will find that n girl
doesn’t close her eyes while
Ing doesn’t keep her mouth
afterw ard.
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In Omaha, a lightning sin
tore a man’s . shoe off wit.
hurting him, whleh certainly
a streak of luck.
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Why Does Peter O. Knight W ant Martin
For Governor?
LAKE CITY REPORTER
While it is a recognizable fact Tampa, entrenched himself in r,
that the State of Florida has seen suite of rooms at the Leon Hotel
fit to Invest its governor with every session of the legislature
more powdta^ more prerogatives, and in ways best known ta him
and more duties than have the self, attempted to influence, dom
great majority of the states in inate or control, the action of our
the Union, we are more impressed legislative body, until political
with the fact that greater care intrigue became -so rotten that
should be exercised in the selec- an enraged public sentiment mnntlon of the man who is to shape ' Rested itself so strongly that
policies and advocate such m eus-[this practice* on his part, in this
urea as will put Florida on the ■manner had to cease. For sevormap aa the greatest and most a) years past his hand was not
prosperous state in the Union. openly seen in the making or the
That being true, it U absolutely unmaking of governors, but in
necessary th at our next governor this fight it has again nppeured.
must be a man elected by the Peter O. Knight's activities in
candidacy
ople and for the people, going behalf of Mr. Martin’s
Mai
letter
to office free from nny nnd ail i in addition to his published
;
entangling influences which may [have been many—iany why should
handicap ^>r retard the .best inter- i Peter O. Knight now want to
cats of Florida as a whole.
) elect Mr. Martin for governor?
emino
:
s
Sanford, Fla.
Kindness to animals occupies the attention* of the na
tion this week. Special stress is being placed on the way in
A cordial welcome awaits you at this
which we care for our dogs, our cats or our horses and mules.
S m the fireworks tomorrow!
This is "Be Kind to Animnls Week” and efforts are being
-omade to make it a week th at will accomplish much.
Strong Financial Institution
- Tim vgnguard of office seekers
arrive tomorrow.
Hoar th?m
President Coolidge has endorsed the idea.
In many
AUSTRALIA KEEPS out ALL
Capital and Surplus
I* apeak a t the Seminole Bank corner. places great campaigns are being carried on along this line. ASIATICS
$125,000.00
and this includes His
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No
great
plans
for
observing
the
week
have
been
developed
Majesty’s
subjocts
that
dwell
in
Now th a t Daugherty has be
Total Resources in Sanford but it is well for people to bear if in mind and to Indift. They" may be citizens of
$1,500,000.00
out of off lee-he ought
British Empire, but they can
enough to quit trying to ex give extra thought for thfi humane side of life, as well as to tho
not enter Australia.
plain.
do what they can do to improve conditions as they effect There is no “gentlemen's agree
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ment’ ’dr other palavering. Aus
— ,
-—
——
You can’t go wrong if you hear animal life.
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tralia says “keep out,” and they fact only in-ita infancy and th at I ,mei? wh? t .* c .c«»
Bnran apeak tomorrow. He will
Horses and mules seem to have given way to automo- keep out. Apd Japan, . cqnstanUj*. the
man
JuSJxm
type
of
m
m
-^
b
n
v m rv w in n m n rirtti
■ ita a im i^ ju u u u u u u M M W
- convince you that many things
uutj^-.retfqpds -tell .u.vthat thefiLHIC
statec at this time has much i o , W
$kd ifrnTit nun by* cert sin
people
are
dtr with—the unlfuflil upbuilding
‘ ^c r
and mules to every fifteen automo- £18".* of thg United Statra-t^
Untrue.
entitled to know.
— Hhbuld
hna..i.i i......American territories, utters and wclfaro of the state.
If-thiH-btrstrthcre
he no let-up xm the efforts r>t«
Frank
E.
Jennings,
of Jackson N
no protest whatever against Aus
The Reporter recognizes the
_____Biencndez IVAviles ia due to give those animals better care and treatm ent.
, lr, .
_
tin exclusion, for Japan knows obligation it holds to its readers ville, as we see it, is the leading ■
tralian
to arrive a t St. Auguatini; today to
candidate in the race for govern
It
would
do
no
good.
Asia
knows
In many parts of the country the formation of Kindness that England- now a mother grown to tpovo cautiously ami with or, free from all entangling influ
llebrmte Menendez day V* the
Boce da Lean celebration being Clubs among sahool children has been going on. Humane old and needing the affection’ o f safety on m ntters of public im ences ’or selfish motives other
portance which affect them and
in the old city.
societies have been very active and have accomplished a great her children, would side against their welfare. Selecting a gov than for the progrqss and ad
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all
Asia
if
necessary
in
defnese
of
ernor free from entangling influ He is a man who in public life
t Newspapers are worth a lot of deal. People are being educated to show more kindness to the Australian commonwealth.
lions or nceiiing additional facilities?
ences which may prove detri has been absolutely free from
sney fa Springfield, III. A police animals. The work Is progressing rapidly and it is work of u
mental to a progre sive adminis
First National Bank olTcrs you all the con
In th a t city fined a man Ave worth-while nature
There is a lesson for American tration, serving the best-interests any domination or control, other
veniences and service |of a vigoropn^ pro
than a conscientious effort to
a fte r he had confessed to
statesmen
in
that
handful
of
Aus
“Be Kind to Animals Week” will he observed until next tralians a t Asia’s doors, 6,000,000 of the general nubli:, should not serve the p'jhllc weRnrc In tho
Iplng" a newspaper from a
gressive
bnnk.
v •(
pasarid
must
not
be
a
playful
manner that hesi conformed to*
tend. Sometimes it’s ra th e r Saturday. It is for the purpose of bringing to the attention white agsinst a thousand million time—it is a grave responsil
lib
ilito plcx op a paper belonging
and yellow men, defying ty which every voter must settle bin Idea of ja-.l.c • nnd fairness to
The officers arc in intimate touch with practi
of the public the work of the humahe societies and to urge brown
the people os a wiolti. That he
somebody else.
them all anti saying, "You shan't for the progress und
develop^
n
mun
w;10
vmu
U
I
treut
Fetor
cally every line of Sanford business"activity
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greater assistance and co-operation in work of this kind.
ment of Florida.
O Knight fniriy inn I justly no
and the bank itself has a record of[ nttlfp ’than
While the Sanford banka have
The United States should lend
The people of Florida as a cne _knows _better than
_ Peter
making auch g n a t growth
moral support and, if necessary,
thirty years of steady growth. „<
,
whole can nevor ha.c the oppor-, Hmaoif—that h*f is it mun whim
B
$“ .kJ L e t U s . S e r V f t -Y w n
| N ew Banking Connections
business enterprises
rprises in
ir this
financial and physical support to
rht could in iu>
Australia in her gallant determi tunlty of knowing . a candidate; jv te r O. Km%
liva city have not been naYour business will be personally welcomed at
STILL A COWARD
Hut'-,, nac com inatt or control ia well
nation to* keep white as much of personally or intimately.
. and no doubt if it were known
First
National and every facility, consistent
we
are
justified
in
torming
con-Unown
to
overtone,
tho world as is white today.
ire are many other institutions
MIAMI NEWS-METROPOLIS
clluslons of Who a candidate realFrank Jennings ia going diwith sound banking is o.7ered you.
'
i t have made wonderful records
AUSTRALIANS ARE as near ly is, and what he stands for, by rcct to the peoplo in one of the
the last twelve months.
Onco a coward always a coward, j to display anything In the way o f to
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in time,
and as___
important
to conslderint do a great degree the most aggressive campaigns that
-o
dldi
has ever waged. He
Sanford Avenue in the Sanford That seems to fit the case of G. C.[courage and those who are report- u*, in fact, as were our own pion- powerful influences that are ac u candidate
frights section seems to be a pop- Bergdoll, \h e American slacker, ed to have believed that they had cers of old days, west of the A1 tive in the support of a given |s promising cloan nnd positive
j enforcement of the law; a dollar
road for midnight joy riding. who fled to Germany for refuge convinced him of the propriety of leghenics, then west of the Mis candidate.
Last m onth-the Tampa Trih- ot honest service for every d o l-!
fo night passes in which residents the moment his country, America, his return, were basing their hopes sissippi, holding isnd against In*
th a t street are not awakened declared w ar on Ccrmany. It ap upon shifting sands. Among the dians and wolves for great white une, a paper activc'y supporting lar expended; oml four years of
automobiles going by a t high pears that all tho fuss and feath latest credited rem arks of his will tribes that were to como after John W. Martin lor governor, ndministration fair to nil peoplo 3
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
saw fit to publish a letter *from of ail sectlniu of tho rtato of
ites of speed with their cut-outs ers associated with the atory of be found this: “They’ve got to show them.
Florida.
H
u
privn'o
life
ur.d
his
contemplated
return
to
the
me,"
meaning
that
he
would
not
Peter
O.
Knight,
of
Tampa,
writ
«p*n and every noise making
3 F. P. FORSTER, President.
B. F. WHITNER, Cashier.
The Australians hold a great,
United States “tuyae'e the ifitiald," think of returning until he knows beautiful -land, a gigantic island ten fa a South Florida newspaper, public service, p the State Boatil
ipment in full operation.
was pure fiction. Bergdoll neither exactly what kind of penalty the continent against the hordes of praising and endorsing Mr, Mar- (of Control, nnd in tho Icgislatu r o ,
-ouacK to take
case government will exact Why pur Asia. They ore pioneers of white tin’s candidacy. It is only fair [ ia the guarantee of a clean, fair
Bobbed hairlr continues to grow ; has resolved to come back
and now women forty ! his medicine, nor announced offic- sue the subject further? Let him western civilization- maintaining to tho readers of this paper that and impartial mlmintstruiion ns
H ty years of age are getting ially that he intends so to do. The remain in Germany, America is lor white colonization, In future these facts should be made known governor. Ho is winrong friends
^
B tlltr 71 m « AtmUarJ F U tU r
llr hair bobbed for the E aster leopard cannot change his spots better off without his presence. He centuries against Asiatic invasion, to them. The name of Peter O. [and enthusiastic supporter* in
For Cougbs and Colds, Hand*
Knight
is
well
kmwn
to
every
[every
section
of
the
state.
He
is
repudiated
thla
country
In
a
orie
and
the
streak
of
cowardice
which
great part of the earth’s sur*
Dispatches say that In
ache*, Neuralgia, R haum atte
dom
inating'corporate
influence
of
(not
backed
by
any
scheme
of
n«lis
so
muen
a
part
of
Bergdoll
ls. Of what earthly use would he fact.
department store alone in
and All Acnea and Paint
Except a few mawkish senti Flortda. .Asido from his great • fish interests, but by an invincl* York, eighteen barbers are trows greater instead of diminish- be here, even if he should bo lock
mentalists, and a few selfish in set ivities in the city of Tampa bie.host of Independent, progres
ring morning and night to uc- ng. Any man who would be guilty ed up in a federal prison for
ALL DRUGGISTS
*
of such an offense as Bergdoll was
dustrialists that would gladly he is a director of the ‘Seaboard sive, thinking men and women
‘»te the rush
who
want
no
special
favors
for
Air
U'no
Railway
and
the
atotrcouple
of
years?
guilty of, should not be czpccted
S5e aad OSc, jars and _
bring in cheap Asiatic labor, to
Hospital sis*. $3X0
lower their pay-rolls,
Australia ney for all the largs street rail themselves.
8«mino!e citizens do not have
The
Reporter
makes
clear
its
will have the sympathy* of every way companies of Florida.
opportunity every day of hcarMany people in Florida and no choice—we prefer JENNINGS
American who knows anything
■peakera of the quality of
about the movements of population doubt many of the readers of and the influences back of him. to
MV FAVORITE STORIES
Iran and Jennlnga. They will
on this earth, the speed witn which th is , paper wiU rim emher the Martin and the Influences back of a a a a a a a a iitiB a a a B k a a a B B B a a a B B a B a a a B B a a a a u a a a a a a a
to you their capabilities for
By IRVIN S. COBB
one nation can crowd out another. tin e when Peter O. Knight, of Martin.
tenting you,' one a t Tallain the governor's chair, the
SEE ON your maps of tho world,
fa the National Democratic
The family—Father Jones nnd with rugs and left them to suffer
the Japanese Empire with its tens
Mother Jones and Mister Rollo together.
ation.
“TAX-CUT WEEK”
Presently Mrs. Jones tossing her of millions of intelligent, deter
Jones, aged seven—were taking a
-oAll Tiled. Price $3500.00
-m
NEW YORK W ORLD.
again The Herald wishes sea voyage; it was the first sea aching head from side to side, be mined fighters. That whole emon the votere of Sem- voyage any of them had ever held a spectacle which under or dro compared with Austrailia, is
dinary circumstances would havi >ut a narrow ribbon th at might be
eounty the necessity of reg- takiten.
change' a fter "Ap- supertax rates recommended by H
And tho weather was bad, ap so caused her to leap to her feet ant lost in Austrailia's great sheep pl»1 welcoming
and paying their poll tax
"Wear-Suspenders Mr. Mellon; and the events of the;B
are to vote fa the prim ary often it is, and the sea was rough, dart to the rescue. For twenty and cattle ranges. Think what W*ek“Week,"
“Eat* Another-Slice-of- last four months havo demon
Don't put it off until the as nearly always it is. The child feet away, her only son was In courage it takes for those Aus r>ad .tand
' snd - Help - th e-F a rm e r strated the necessity for a bolder
B
At a Real Bargain.
and then have the m atter seemed immune to sessicknae*. peril- Unobserved, the restless tralians to .defy that fighting na Week/
Ts
“TaxCut Week." Here course than he had devised.
tion
leader
of
Asia
and
more
than
_ mind. Im portant Issues which*.is -a blessing ‘ frequently tittle chap had climbed the guard,
omethlng th a t does meet the
The Senate Finance Committed
stake In the election this vouchsafed those of tender <|g«- He now stood balanced on the rail, rtfaa.hunldrcd million .A siatics
M S i
‘ the moment. We hope the promises a majority report tax
one chubby hand clutched fa • back of it.
He
frolicked
about
the
ship
with
,r * ____________
Ion
will
be
Improved
fa
Washc
bill
early
this
week.
It
will
meet
i
y
steel
guy
rope,
one
small
foot
merry cries and got underfoot and
on the floor the same criticism by
>n.
WHAT YOU have read is based
i W. Kruse of Msnkato, got in people's, way und generally waving over the bounding billows
an admirable address by Mr.
t-th e re is * regrettable Wn- Democrats and raidcal Republi
has Just made a contract deported himself as any healthy and crowing in his Joy as the mo upon
On Easy Terms.
y*. to turn the week into a cans that defeated the Melton pro
F re t Press for twenty active seven-year-old does too I tion of the ship now lifted him up, Hughes, ‘ who was Australia's
posals
In
the
House.
In
the
end
It
prime
minister
during
the
war,
'
of
advocacy
of
the
Mellon
now
sank
him
low.
I Inches of advertising for holiday.
His mother tried to rise but fail snd represented Australia a t Ver- pis y ! I t will do no good. This ia will not be strange if Congress
On the second day* of their In
r. This space will cost Mr.
rees upon some measure closely:
ess trtie now than it was when
$10,000. A few years ago disposition his parents dragged ed. She strove to cry out to her sallies.
in to the Longworth compro
in
Green
snd
Leader
LongHe,
it
was
that
fought
and
beat
endangered
son
but
her
voice
is
themselves
up
on
deck.
If
they
was a clerk fa a dry
mise, which passed the House,
gave
Mr.
oCoiidga
their
asthe
so
called
“racial,
equality"
sued
forth
only
as
a
thin
weak
• but soon branched out must die—as teemed to them
lank that Japan tried to force BUttnce that the Mellon measure four hundred and eight to eight,
: BL_
f and Is today one of the probable—they would die in the wheeze.
Senate- amendm ent*- where
In this emergency she clutched into the covenant of the League of coijd not past the HouaC-Of Repre- with
ssful business men fa
further examination- has a shown
open
air
under
the
skies
rather
Keventeen
1th
a
wtftk
hand
at
har
husband'ef
Nations.Th'
Ha believes fa adver
man will seek to da that they era required.
ROOMS 5Q1-2
to nine in fiv o r of th at equality
-in- -than fa a stuffy and crowded~itair listless form.
With such an onveome the coun
* *i*d
te:
Mellon
of tho credit due
plank,
of
wtyich
the
effect-would
"Oh, Henry,
,„<>
she whispered
9. This year room. Commiserating stewar
* initiating the Ux-rcduc- try. shiul4: be satjsflwl, ;Wjth dehave been to declare Australian
Wanly, “speak to Roliol
ign with specific proirican exclusion of AtiaAics
a e ^ a s ^ m u c h I thelr lan<tuid steps to
lure.lt would mjVhawst- ,
rrs* father’s lackluster
relief,* ' But he
F
»
--r *
" th e
j
1 FIRST NATIONAL BANK
5 ACRE CELERY FARM
16 ACRE CEERY FARM
5 ROOM BUNGALOW
S
F. LANE
and coy
l-: v :
'
m
:.*i i <*•
�I
"
'
w .'i
•
JSWw'i.
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1024.
T P S flA If FORD,
^
1 ?/
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^
1
A * . 1%
Brora s S o cial S ia
*
’• % Mr* * - %*
. —
iSwedan will be linked
■of them keeps the Interior of hla
.’.own homfl.fprihinis,elfjand for his Finland -by . a wireless talent
H W n< »?nS
particular f htiildiHt.” ‘lie doesn't service.
( C ontinued from p a g e 4.)
throw optn his door to “ all God’s
her fa v o r , .A u ftea lia ,^ lu ck ily
for children" from the srrett.. «
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; i BRISBANE
MRS. ESTRIDGE IS
County Nurse’s
HOSTESS TO THE
'Schedule **)■/
PIPE ORGAN CttJfc 3
Che w h ite racq* had
H u g h e s ,, a , And, w h a t (he individual .fhfcy
short W «snnw n."*ritH a‘ b ig fig h t-1 do In hie *oskrri house, t h e n ation
ing back-head,' re p r esen tin g her In m ay righ U y d b w ithin it s ow n
V ersailles— A nd. w hen It ca m e to boondilu*." T fit question IrivnliTd;
vot e, the chairman declared as Mr. H u g h es truly sa id . Is "sim
the motion lost.
ply the r ig h t o f the n ation to sa y
who shall co m e into jta territory."
For W eek B eg in n in g Api*- H-
M onday, A p ril 14— Inspection
The Pipe Organ Club met MotV
day afternoon with tMrs.
I. E. E.a. .t-’
Fllarh School,
.
.
u.
.
.
• , Sanford.
,,
i ___
Office 148;
MRS, WALTER WIGHT, Society Editor.
Phone 493-J.
ride on Sanford He,S.h^ r r - * itlL 1-r
r
B E N E F IT OF
" ' * i\
Mrs. Smith and Mr*r E*trtdgw-xw: l<fti. High School, Sanford.
Wednesday. April Ift-^MonthWOMEN’S CLUB • rt t ,| JUg j
hostesses. The rooms were attrac
tive with bowls of nasturtiums and
ljf school visit, Lake Monroe.
THE POPULATION of A ustra
During the afternoon a number
.Thursday, April 17—Monthly lia, as Mr. Hughes points out, Is ROBERTS FOR LEGISLATURE. THURSDAY, APR. lft n*M
MUSICAL PARAGRAPHS
frCsh spring flowers,
school visit, Grammar School, more thoroughly
KEY WEST, Apr, 8.—Charles
homogeneous
of important business m atters
SAnford.
than th a t of any other country II. J. Roberts has announces! his
BY F. S. M.
I. O O K m
. i -I.iu ;
were attended to. The club will
Friday, A rrll 18—Monthly outside of Asia, for It is ninety- caqdidacy in Group 1, ‘Monroe
IS.tOdown hrlnjOT’ ■, ' r * \
hold its annual Easter bazaar, 1 sehool visit, Grammar ^School, seven PER CENT, Anglo-Saxon. county, for representative to the
factory
rebuilt
Recent advertisements:
“Let sword the mark of a gentleman. cooked food sale and Easter e g g 1 Sanford.
Jn the opinion of this writer, it legislature, subject to the Demly p ,w rite r.
* a r ■l ' , i
us teach you by mail to play the The Welshman considered his sale, the Saturday before Boater
make.
Good
"*
Saturday, April 19—Qfflce.
might be msde stronger by some rrratic primary June 3. He has
new.
Ask to rt*-*'**
uKelele and bp the ‘Life of Ihe harp tho mark of a gentleman, a t Mr. Halverson’s Paint Store Its
The above schedule subject mixture of Latin ana other white held several no (Tien here, includ
one.
..
.
’*
Wednesday
Party.” ' Aspired popularity. In and only king’s musicians and tho Welakn Building.
(6 charge without notfee.
races. But ninety-seven per cent ing that of internal revenue col
tli* Club w ill n w a t six . lessons.
r,
gdntlemen
wars
-allowed
to
:plny
The
following
officers
went
Anglo-Saxon,
ht
least,
will
stick
Thone
G41-W.
.
.
.
lector
for
five
years,
’’
and
later
I’cale* n.«k '*•“ ,
•I »
; n»* Club a t 4 : 1 5 o ’c!pck.
upon the h*rp.
' .
elected for the next six months*
/
■
togethar and fight together. • And
Departm ent a c tin g aa
Mrs. John F. Lyons', president
a" r'<* 1 **
President, Mrs. W. D. Gardiner;
the land, of Australia will be kept became city auditor.
of the National Federation of HuArtists arc known to bo very vice-president, Mrs. Smith; secre-‘
for 1.teir descendants and f j r oth
eating of the 'dlC Clubs, says “The1 time has superstitious, ahd w© can know tarjr, Mr*; Coy Belraan; treasurer*.. ANDERSON HEADS AD CLUB er white m6n.
.
alar
be gone by for the notion that the many of those we listen to are Mrs. SchilllS Msltioi.
ment
Let us do the most
It
Is
a
Innd
without
excessive
Inesday aftemobn a t piusic club exists for the'Self-Im carrying, some talisman to insure
A contribution .W*» made for the
EASTER DISH
( n r Tfcr
P lW fl''
individual
wealths
where
degrad
of your
ck. All members are provement or the entertainment success; sometimes just a lucky Loan Closet, for sthe convenient*
ORLANDO, Apr. 8.—Frank Kay ing poverty is absolutely unknown important
| be present. Mrs, D. A. of Us members. The basic Idea penny or maybe a rabbit's foot pf the county nprso. At th« «<£- Anderson has been cletced preal- it is to be hoped that Australia Spring Cleaninfr* SanC rcan che**e salad:
:arslk
b parliamentarian, will, of the music club of today Is from the hind left leg caught by elusion of the business session the
pos- nrd New Zealand will vnd it pos-l
j
n
in n
t. be present and hold SERVICE. Service to the com a one-eyed negro in a churchyard hostesses served a delicious salad derit of the Orlando and Orange sible to welcome the mass of high ford Mattress Co,, 402Moisten a cream cheese with
tl election for depart- munity and the cause of musk, some moonlight nlghr.
course. Carrying out the color County Advertising club for the grade ambitious* emigrants from
a
little cream and mold it with,
Some
artists
express
n
pecu
Ml
scheme
of
yellow
and
green
*
a
re
rman. The program for and th at is Tie Idea that the
ensuing year. Miss Adolphinc .Europe thnt. this country so -un
halved pecan nut meats to resrinloon will be under the federation la trying to get across liar antipathy for a c i t Gustave paper boskets vlled with candle* Haln, vice president; John S.. wisely excludes, and th a t Australia
blo tiny eggs. Dispose on crirp; 1
Mahler becomes suddenly ill If he suggestive of Easter; to be usee
of Mrs. Morton Thi*may become a great breeding
wstcr-cress, garnish with pecan " ’
Beginnlng Matcrllnck's to all the music clubs in tho land." even knows a cat is In the room; a sfavors. The next mcetinjr_wil Masck, secretary ,and C. E. Kal- ground for white people.
KEEN KUTTER
meats and serve with
again, some artists wear a charm be with Mrs. Harper on West bach, treasurer, were other of
Some African tribes have such we are told-.to keep off tho evil Third Street. Thl- meeti-g will ficers named. Tho board of dlrccA S , FOR sentimentalists who
kgular meeting of tho masterly
TOOLS
SANFORD HOME-MADE
of rhythm taht they are eye. In Italy the belief of the bo a shower for tho Easter baxaar. tors is composod of K iri Lehmann, isay, "The world should be free to
Department will be
“Evil
EJye’’
,
Is
very
common.
M A Y O N N A ISE...
able
to
communicate
with
each
Ball
Hardware
Co.
Woman’s Club a t 3:30
The old time Ferranti always East Side Primary Of F. P. 1-avin, S. E. Ives III, F ra n k ' all God’s children," it may be
other for great distances by
PHONE
8
Cullen and l* S. Lynch.
ipointed out that, as n rule- eac.i
wore a charm to keep off the bad
mqans of various rhythmic beats eye. The once famous MndjtisThursday
P.T;A.
Planning1
Picnic
Ives Naipc Club will meet upon their drums.
ka always wept when one g/neted
H. E. Tolar a t '3:30
her with "good luck.” It forjbodof the regular meeting
Weber was fond of animals; boded HI. Such superstitions aer of Instead
the East Side I’rimary Parenton Ton Club will meet among hla little menagerie was unaccountable, except the awful
y
J. D. Woodruff at 3
fonr of cats, which one writer says Teachers’ Association there will be
an angora cat, a huge dog, a may be attributed to the fact of a picnic.
.
Some time ago, the members
G. F. S., will meet with raven1 a starling and a monkey. some remote ancestor having been the Parent-Teachers’ AmeoiaUon
“chewed up and eaten by a cat
ce Gillon at 3:30 o'clock,
—
There was a time when the species, and the terror had per of this school, promised that a« *
{jnday Workers Council
prize for the grade raising tho
considered
his
sisted
through
generations.”
aptiat Church will serve Englishman
most money toward the pity-'
it 0:30 p. m., at the Bapground equipment fund, a picnic
th.
Mr. J. J. Graham, of Jackson was to be given. As the third
P. Drummond will enville,
connected with the A. C. L. grade turned in the largest amouht -w
bridge luncheon a t her
R.
R.,
Is here for n few days on of money, they will be tho honor- 1
1Magnolia Avenue,
ees. The children of the fitx t1
business.
primary Parent-Teachers'
grades ore invited and asked.to
pn will give * n picnic
bring a few sandwiches or a small
Dr. and Mrs. G. S. Sclman spent
Mr.
G.
II.
Crons,
of
Chicago,
•«t .rtiJ
sst Side School ot 1 p. last Sunday in Orlando.
They will leave the school
111., and Mr. T. J; DcBrc, nre lunch.
building
at
1
o’clock
In
a
body.
A*
sper
lending several days here at many of the members or the P. T.
rent-Teachcrs' AssoclaMrs. W. H. Chase or Orlando is the Valdez Hotc'J
South Side will hold here on a shopping tour.
A. and mothers nre asked to a t
-"7
alar meeting a t 3
tend; A good time is nssurdd both
Mrs. George Rice, mother of old and young.
in
Mr. H. G. Ernest of Jackson
.: j u U }
Leodore RnoSpieVAuxlU- ville, with Armour and Company, Mrs. Key left yesterday for Tan
gerine, where she will spend a couMrs, Jerger, wife of Mr. Adattl
]3 will meet with Mra. was here on business Tuesday.
plo t>f weeks with friends.
Jcrger, of New Cork, is spending
at 8 o’clock.
All
a month at the Seminole Hotel.
urged to attends
Mr. Felix Garcia of Jacksonville,
(for the benefit- of Wo- with Morris and Company, was in
Mr. L. D. Magrudcr of Miami, Mr. Jerger has business interests
hb to be MdJajJ-thc. Wo- Sanford Tuesday on business.
with the Florida Veg'etable Cor which keen him in Sanford dur
poration, is a t the Valdez Hotel ing tho winter.
. i. »'>
:t -utt
Mrs. Mary Chase of Essex, N. for a week.
Friday
Mrs.
Hunt,
a
roccnt
bride,
the
Y„
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Cole
of
Orlan
G. F. S., will meet with
n Fox at 3:30 o'clock, do, were visiting here Tuesday.
Miss Marion Crawford of A t wife of Mr. R. T. Hunt, clerk at
DAIRYLEA
lanta. is in Sanford for a few days the Seminole Hotel, Is improving
[others' Club will meet
R. R. Klnard of Crescent City, in the interest of welfare work of from her injuries, crimed by an
, O. H. Stenstrom, a t 3
automobile accident la t: Wednes
with Swift and Company travel the American Red Cross.
108 Laurel Avenue,
-.!» ‘J MV
day. .
______
gular nseeting of the ing out Jacksonville, was at the
rrison Chapter, N. S. O. Valdez Hotel Tuesday.
Mra. Card Cuihing formerly of
at the Valdes Hotel
ill be held w ith, Mrs.
Vlff
Boston, Mass., but now of Mi arcRegistered,
Messrs. II. G. Hill. W. S. OraMiss
Myrtle
Ayers
and
Mrs.
8.
Chamberlain ' a t Daytona
;
ami
spent
Tuesday
with
Mrs.
Mar
ham,
H.
A.
Stewart
and
M.
F.
An
R.
Greiner
of
Eustls
were
visitors
ku*ti;1
Members will leave for
tin a t Comfort Cottage.
derson.
government
inqne'etor*
here Tuesday.
h Friday morning.
i*in
Jnv
from Washington, here to Inspect y ,rr*
Saturday
Mrs.
John
W.
Dickens
and
Mr.
celery. •
Mr; and Mrs. Arthur Dlcklns
en s Story hour a t LI*
MKI
leave today for their home in Mi and Mrs. A rthur Dickens' spent
__J .__i v . . . - * W- - —
•■
*
2 o'clock.
the
day
with
Mrs.
R.
Ii>
Loo*.
■
—vFIW
'W
om
eti’r
ami.
ceilliau. JdivioJClub
two ‘ i
‘:asinj—------------ — ^
_ ..
__
, ri, '
-Mrs,
’ttt'vw Vi t’rt*1* ««*Y
*»r-~an impu
TfiS gIatf*to“ know
‘
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ovcrlin, week in Tampai. Over 3,800 wr- -ivttt
i ii n g o H
Miss Kitty Smith and Mr. Fred men are expected to pttnnd with
th
a
t
she
is
convalescing.
IAN'S CLUB SOCIAL
Zerrenne rattended the show in representatives from nil tils;- i
DEPARTMENT,
trials. Those ntendlng this meet
Mrs. J. W. Dlcklns of Miami, Orlando Tuesday night.
l - * *•'-< w
iocial Department of the Who
ing front Sanford are: Most)times
has been visiting friends for
Club held an Important the past
.
; ^
W.
8.
Thornton,
D.
C.
Kelley
and
week, leaves for her home
Mrs. John J. Harbor of Com
meeting Tuesday nttcc- Wednesday.
i
Carpenter.
These ladies aro
n * el
______
merce,
Ga.,
who
haa
been
a
shortthe club rooms. Several
l
DJI iU-H-JCJ
time visitor of Miss Annie Haw leaving today*.
if consequence'were conMr. and Mrs. Scama Mitchell of kins, left for her home Tuesday.
V»* t
’
*
’
*
‘
* .1
♦ a
' ,
und plans wore made for Tampa are at the Valdez Hotel for
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Taylor of
years work.
tho week.
DAIRYLEA
Mr. Joe Gonzalez, Miss Frances Cepe Charles, Vn., who have for
following officers were
soverai years spent their winters
Ganzalez
and
Mr.
Densel
Stafford
Chairman, Mrs. Walter
O. C. Branch of Ocala la here
a t the Valdez Hotel left Tuesday,
vice-chairman,' ’Mrs. W. or several days on business stay- motored to Bradentown Sunday, motoring to Charleston- where Mrs.
returning
that
night.
ner; seratary and treat- ng a t the Valdez Hotel.
Taylor will visit friends. Mr; Tay
i
rs. J. D. Wobdrulf; finance
will motor on to his home a t
Mr. J. B. Ford of Washington, lor
ee. Mra. E. P. Morse;
Mrs. Frank Harrell and party
Cape Charles. Mr. and Mrs, Tay
ship committee, Mrs. Ed- of DeLand motored to Sanford D. C„ and Mr. W. R. Morris of lor have many friends who regret
Atlanta,
Ga.,
of
the
Florida
Veg
«tts; program, committee, Tuesday.
etable Corporation aro here at the to have* them leave Sanford and
«ucks.
Th*-||, attendance
always welcome their return.
The ladies of Sanford will be Valdez Hotel.
cellent. The„JlP«te*s for
DAIRYLEA
srnoon was Mrs. Edward lad to learn that "Ireno Costlo”
A non-mngnctic cast iron has
Mr. T, O. Brown o f Orlando- been developed in England that
tho, together with her at- as arrived a t YoweU’n.
traveling salesman for Z. W. Zar- has about the same machining
served cake, tea . and
b .no
Mr. Robert Tilly, of Tampa, ing Company, of Sanford, was reg quality as brass.
spent the day in Sanford Tuesday, istered a t the Valdez Hotel over
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Sunday.
qnroute to Atlanta.
JUNIOR B. 8. A.
■ +
K
Junior B. S. A. met Tues*
Mr. Allen Wilson and Mr. Geo.
Mr. Jones, of New York, rep
DAIRYLEA
tenjoon In the BrotherBeiding Silks, spent Hyde of Philadelphia, Pa.- are
uoms, Billy Ball, director, resenting
guests this week of Mr. and Mrs.
were present and two new the day here, Tuesday.
Walter Morgan and Mr. and Mrs.
rs. Report upon the m IIMr. ‘ Frank Woodruff went to Harry Wilson.
Itha “ Dearborn Indepeuwas made.* The hova are Wfckiva Tuesday on a fishing
Mrs. H. M. McRory of Montithis paper for the benefit trip.
ceilo is a guets of her son and
new Brotherhood room.
Mrs. Elisabeth Carroll, of Or daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs,
Elements were made by
to get pajms for altar lando, is registered at the Semin Geo. McRory a t their home on
a ir y l e j
Palmetto Avenue.
Palm 3uu(^y. The boys ole Hotel.
«d Frank Wight homo
Mr. J. L. Watson, of JacksonMra, Bon Munroe nnd Mrs.
A day’s outing waa ptanthls Saturday a t the Jam es Cowan motored to Orlan 'illc, with the Savannah Supply
Company, is here for it few days
the boys nil gave some re- do Tuesday.
m business, stopping tit thu Sem
f the "Goed of the Order,"
Mrs. W. S. Coleman and moth inote Hotel.
rd for the on* coming
end jn "personal, work, er, Mrs. Mary Hommel, leave for
The friends of Mrs. Douk; of
this week w n William Jacksonvillo Wednesday morning
Gary, Ind., who spends her win
Tho usual cakes were
Mrs. C. L. Raymond, of Day ters with Mrs. H. J . Lehman,
tona, Fla., waa In Sanford shop will regret to hear of her ill
H
ness.
U- OF BAPTI8T CHURCH ping Tuesday.
MEET.
Mr. Joe Hutchinson, Mr. Itert
Mr. Paul M. Draudy, of Orlan
>»y afternoon was apent by
r-a .ylritor fo Sanford Mon Cobb, Mr, G. H. Cross, of Chi
at tb*, union rpiwUpg
“ DAIRYLEA”
cago, end Mr. T. J. Detirce, of
the circles of W. MT UTof day.
New
York,
are
on
a
fishing
trip
v,1,*1.. Church Tuesday
Mr*. Grover Speering and Miss in Lake county today.
• W. Huss presided
of the president, Mra M artha Brown motored to Orlan
Mr. J. B. Martin, of the A. Sr
having gone to Winter do, shopping Tuesday.
ATTRACTIVE STYLES FOR
P. Company in Sanford, has mov
Uve, resigned as treasurINTIMATE USE
Mrs. F. C. Slade, of Lonlrond ed Jo Lakeland to taka charge of
i.* T. Newby was elected
w place.
The different was a visitor to Sanford Tuea- the. A. A P. store there. A. RigEven the garments one sleeps in
ne]£ has taken Mr. M artin’s place.
must have a slender spficarmncc. to be
^ ____
..
Mr. Pred C. Relcka and family, strictly atamodp. As pajamas take on
Dr. end ifrs. Tolar ■pent the
7* and m eans-of raising
of
Ocean City, N. J., are gueats more feminine feat urn and graces, they
with
Mrs.
. . the
— circles 4ur
tne
week-end
in
Lakeland
for the
of
the
Montexsuma for a few days, grow in favor. Daintiness is strongly
and
Mrs.
*a an-’ < the W. M. y . were Mkd& W eW * - parents, Mr.
in the modal to the Utt,
stopping
over in Sanford on their emphasized
McIntyre.
carried
out
in
crfpe
material.
;
T
he
way home from S t. Petersburg.
I8* PLACE OF MEETING
jacket la a slip-on effect, with kimono
4
—’' '
Mr. Caamo Williams, tepresent..
CHANGED
sleeves. It Is smartly Injtialcd. Me
Mr.
end
Mrs.
O.
P.
Herndon
end
HT*!? Harrison Chapter of Ing the Thmpa Office Supply ■on, O, P. Jr., spent the week dium site requires 4 yards 38-inch
material.
Law *91 roe*t Friday the Company, spent Tuesday in San
end in Lakeland, visiting Mrs
Mrs. W. E. Watson a t ford.
Informality can be chic ea well a s
Herndon's sister, Mrs.
at the Welaka Apartpractical, when it ia interpreted in silk > ■ • !'«l*t:
■A"
»' •
Mr*. M. E. Grigg of Daytona Price.
crepe and lace as in the combination to
the right consisting of camisole tad f-i. - >-»V i*
Beach ia in Sanford for a few
Mis* Abble Dowdney, the coun- dttwtr*. There U a string belt of rib- l t f j _________ -r
days' visit with her nephew, Wil
. announcem ent
ty nurse, assisted by. Miaa-ScreU. bon, with wider ribbon Linda use* foT T*> .
1/
Organ Club will hold bur B ritt on West Side.
Lake, spent the day Tuesday
the shoulder straps. Medium s in re
u
‘ r-aster bazaar Saturquires *H yards 36-inch ertpe, with 5R
Mr. end Mrs. W. B. Ballard, of the Sanford High school infpi
I •
ijjj
•t.Helveraon’e Paint
yardt Ucc.
Altamonte
Springs, were in the ing students.
016 Welaka Building.
First Model: Pictorial RcvieW Pacity on Tuesday, shopping and
C. W. ZARING COMPANY
Hr. E. P. Lane left yesterday
No. 17731 Sizes, 34 to 4 6 1
Simmons, o t E ast transacting business.
I '
, s iS . * : > .f; fog
Jacksonville,
where
he
goes
and
16
to
20
WHOLESALE DlSTRIBljTpR
*P«nt Sunday witn her
u.
' -ir, t I
**
h Transfer 1
to atend the meeting of tho KiBAN FORD, FLORIDA.
' ' '
’
wanls, Florida-Alabama -district,
Social
lalendar
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S
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fur
lr
As In
A<;FairyTale
70,000 Farm ers
Work For You
P erson als
c / . \ >0 7 ’ even the m ost fanciful fairy tale of our
childhood days equals the fascinating story back of
ev.eiy can of
Brand Evaporated M ilk that
you use.
mnr
As you know ^every thinking woman has wished
that all the food she serves her family could com e
fa rut
. .
fi
Z S lN D it seems that 70,000 progressive farmers
.i
heard that wish. For they built up the largest organi
zation of its kind in the world—to give you a richer,
creamier evaporated m ilk direct from their farms.
T hat is w hy
m ilk fats and solids.
contains more nutritious
^ E C A U S E this immense business is owned and
operated by farmers them selves, your
Brand
Evaporated M ilk will always remain these 70,000
—farmers’own product,from cows they themselves own.
Daily Fashion Hint
So when you buy
you are buying direct
from the farmers w ho produce it, and each can has the
combined guarantee o f 10,000progressive farm ers.
TA
Evaporated M ilk is the concentrated
wholesomeness of the purest fresh bottle m ilk, and
is produced in N e w York State where m ilk laws are
most stringent. It is exactly the same m ilk w hich
U . S. Senator C opeland, when Health Com m issioner
of N ew York C ity, called “ the best in the w orld.”
Remembcr to say
to your Grocer
and you w ill get this can:
Convince
T ou rselfl
Richer
Creamier
™<L
-for -the past
.
ta Palatka
L*:.
luaeaaeae r 4 a u M
' ’j
l s l a s ( S s s t s i - 4 « « M s s ithwmnis
, f t B F sM ! m t.
liy-'v -DU
ttt'NP!
t-
Model!
*4, to i f i j
rH
.
■7.
*. -
f .
*• f
a
’»
W
�7
Hear Bryan Tomorro4*M ' ''‘ I ' ■' *
As' Bnsbane. S ^ s. tt '
d f i A ral n il a Thousand..
() Australia' World Pioneer.
v;
Guardian of the White Race^ »’'
Under the Shadow A sia.,
Copmkni, m i
la tta R .b e i'oatoftlce i t
afore, F lo rid a , under act o ( March
i_______ r \ •
:i> 1 3 (
J - .. 1**1
|
Bobbg Says
...j& oStB fifi
woman in the city who can in any way arrange it will assur
1IU.
edly be on hand to bid him welcome.
l|k
d kan .
--- Kdltar
Conscious of the honor of acting as host to the nation's
IF A Chicago man began d igvi,
MoyyAltQ^ tlKHt;
Maaacrr
................:e-in
ging in his valuable
lake-front loti
greatest
leader,
Sanford
could
well
set
aside
all
other
busi
rh o a * 143
■ a « M lla A tn e a
kept
on
lemur-CTWtrgfr,'
- could
ness and make.occasion-^oi*--**fRtei*€o,m moner?s’* visit a stand tho heat, he would"End
come out
•C B tC B JP T lO H RATES! — I Taar___ 17.00. Six Month* 11,80 great and memorable one. He will come with a message. He on the other aide, very likely, on
„ In C ity t»r Carrier per will speak from convictions that his worst enemies cannot some sheep range in Australia. 4.
4la. ..W uiy Edition | i Per
Americans say to oureelve*;
hut admit are honest convictions. And he will leave Sanford ‘'AWe
4 rt r.
,
ustralia is on the other side of
—
the world; nothing on this earth
1. WOTlcm All obituary better than he found it.
card* of thank*^u reepl
can be farther from us." We for*
.
He
will
leave
Sanford
better
than
he
found
it,.w
c
re|nmen
that nothing could be more
it be e!
tffeAt, ju st ns he has left other jowns, hundreds of them, in get
imporrtant, more “near,^' to ua
.1*3
regular aftfjftii
lain* ra
every state in the Union better than he found them. Gifted than¥ Australia, since her people
EMDEK TUU /ASSOCIATED PitESS with preeminent ability as an orator, endowed with a person- are pioneers
of the white race llvnit
in the shadow of Asia, proteet•ality that is brqadly magnetic. Bryan carries his listeners ing
ing vast territory for white* men
to the heights’wifh'homoly wbrds th at any child can under in the future.
s m s■aw* oabtuned herein. A ll stand. He simply speaks from his heart. And his heart is
THERE ARE six million people
t ig h ts of re -p ib lic a tio k of apeclal good ap’d. true.
* •/ L J,*| 1 * , '
in all Australia- a g reat .island
dlepaf
atchea herein are W to reaerved.
A fter more than^ thirty years in the thick of partisan empire with cities as far ap art as
1 WEDNESDAY) APRIL S, 1924.
politics, William Jennings Bryan can come before the people New York and Snn Francisco, In
that vast domain live only as man
BIBLE .THOUGHT FOE TODAY of America with an unsullied reputation. No corrupting en as are crowded into New Yorlt
DEFRAUD NOT:—For this Is tanglements, no smirch of shady "deals,” no feathering of City.
the wiU.af God, . . . th a t no man his own nest has ever been ascribed to him by his most
And all th a t IS A WHITE
defraud his brother in any m at pernicious foes. He iias waded in the quagmire of American MAN’S IAND , SETTLED BY i.
v.r»v
ter.—I. Thessaloniana 4: 3, 4.
MEN .marvelously de
politics and come out miraculously clean. He has kept his WHITE
veloped, all things considered, by
LITEttARY FAVORITES
i ideals, and his faith in the power of right over wrong.
bite men and forever to be kept
Would 1 attain such joys could
a
white man’s territory, if the six
So once more he is making ready to go to his party's million
know
Australians are upheld, as
councils. As a Florida citizen he is asking to be sent as a they should be, by their brothers
A* whAt I first read "Ivnnho4.”
—Baltimore Sun. delegate td the Democratic national convention. He wants here and in Europe.
Those days. I ’d have back if I
to go in order to work for planks in the party ’s platform on
dhufd„ , .
WE IN America have our mo
m i- , Thrilled* by tho deeds of Robin which the better element of the American people can stand ments
of hard thinking about Asia
Hood.
and fight. He is traveling about Florida to tell the voters nnd its yellow menace .although
—Oakland Inquirer.
an
gti:
he is a candidate, because—as every intelligent person knows we arc 110 ,000,000 strong, th e 1
Oh, could my soul find such deAi
nation In the world, with
—Big
Business and Special Privilege have given orders to richest
I*
lights
seven thousand miles of ocean be
A s when I read "Arabian Nights.” their newspaper organs to do everything possible to prevent tween Sa/i Francisco .and Asia's
—Brooklyn Eagle. W. J. Bryan’s election fis a party delegate. They want to doors.
_
■
K nights, outlaws, Caliph, Check
Think of Australia, with only
keep
hirrvoff
the
floor
of
the
convention,
and
for
good
cause.
.and Jinn,
6,000,000 people, industrious. In
A ll fade away before Huck Finn. Wall Street has never loved "The Commoner."
telligent, courageous, determined,
—Washingotn Post.
So Mr. Bryan will come to Sanford tomorrow In the but not rich, iiving under the
Oh, for those lost days of my
of n thousand million
interest of hip-candidacy for election ns delegate to the nat shadow
youth
Asiatics; iiving, os it were, under
W hen I, in hiding, read Old Sleuth. ional Democratic convention. He will find here many warm the great dike of Asia's popula
—Chicago Record-Herald. admirers who would vote for him for any office he would tion, contsantiy on the alert to
4
Oh, for a peep now, ju st for a accept. And he will also find here numbers of thoughtful see th at there is no break in the
Why Does Peter O. Knight W ant Martin H■ __________________________
wall.
£
strater,
Into the pages of Old Nick Carter. men and women who believe that Florida "personally,
For Governor?
HOW QUICKLY Asia would
—Birmingham Age-Herald. would be benefited by choosing him as delegate. Bluntly put,
flood and possess the great fe r
•Ob, th a t th a t time might once if nothing else, it would be good advertising.
LAKE CITY REPORTER
tile lands of Australia, you real
.
more be,
But regardless of how Sanford’s people intend to vote ize, when you look at Java, an
W hen-J read Rider H aggard’s She.
While it is a recognizable fact Tampa, entrenched himself in r.
—Houston Post. on Mr. Bryan’s candidacy in the June primary election, the island that had 2 ,000,000 popula. Could I but renew the days that visit of the fnr-famed mnn is an event. Sanford should make tion in 1800, and now has 56 000,- {that the Slate of Florida has seen suite of rooms a t the I.oon lintel
000, increasing every year by one fit to invest its governor with every session nf the legislature
were.
million Japanese.^ Japan, lon£ be--m ore powers, more prerogatives, and in ways best known to him
W hen 1 raced in the chariot with much of It.
Sumer resorts may be i
where they resort to high
u
Nine coaches ran, wild in
diana, ju st like a baseball
You can increase,the popaUtl
of any town by having no ball
suit censor.
We like spring much better u
winter because in spring etc
body else is laxy, too.
U T^iere is :no place like home i
fit’ ‘
cep'i^ A ; battlefield—during
r>ri
clearing. •
„ ,
, Bcrgijojl would like to re,
to face the Itiuslc. i f
roa'
sure it would be a r ’urass bi
receptiofi.
mm
Even.though he hasn’t
much business for them ytl fa
Argentina doctorr»? urge .Firpti
stay in the ring.
Perhaps the general feclinthat a Los Angeles judge"
resigned showed good judj
a t last.
No m atter how great n ti
a singer may have, it
sounds as good ns the ranee
the kitchen.
The college boys are looking L
vacation Jobs already, so nunyi
lid1 work' ns clothing
' “'
them could
vertisements.
You will find that a girl
doesn't close her eyes while b
Ing doesn't keep her mouth
afterw ard.
In Omaha, a lightning *ti
tore a man’s shoe off with
hurting him, which certainly
a streak of ludk.
_ _______________ ________
e m ii n o 1
"Ben Hur."
—Pensacola Journal.
B ring back those times when
meals I missed
And sa t up nights with “Oliver
Twist-’’
— Exchange.
See the fireworks tomorrow!
-oThe vanguard of office seekers
Arrive tomorrow. . Hoar them
apeak a t the Seminote Bank corner.
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a u g h e rty has been
i^ .N o w th a tl'D
.Dau
iced out of office he ought to
Know enough
i
. know
to quit trying to ca
plain.
to .r* >V'J
“Be Kind To Animals W eek.”
Kindness to animals occupies the attention* of the na
tion this week. Special stress is being placed on the way in
which we care for our dogs, our cats or our horses and mules.
This is "Be Kind to Animals Week" and efforts are being
made to make it a week that will accomplish much.
President Coolidge has endorsed the idea. In many
places great campaigns ai*c being carried on along this line.
No great plans for observing the week have been developicd
in Sanford but it is well for people to bear it in mind and to
give extra thbught for the humane side of life, as well as to
do what they can do to,improve conditions ps they effect
animal life.
fore this century ends, would swal
low up Australia, with its hand
ful of Australians, in a flood nt
brown population. But Australia
says, “NO,” and means no. Asia
knows it, and, fortunately for the
white race, the British Empire
and the sympathy of all white na
tions are bhek of Australia in her
determination to remain white and
free from Asiatic control.
AUSTRALIA KEEPS out ALL
ASIATICS and this include* Hi*
Majesty’s subjects lhat dwell in
IrnilR. T hey'm ay be citizens of
the British Empire, but they can
not enter Australia.
There is no “gentlemen’s agreement* ’or
and more duties than have the self, attem pted to influence, dom
great majority of the states in inate or control, the action of our
the Union, we arc more impressed legislative body,- until political
with the fact th at greater care intrigue became so rotten that
should be exercised in the sclec- an enraged public sentiment mnntion of the man who is to shape (ifested itself so strongly that
policies and advocate such me#*-1this practice on his part, tr
in this
ures as will put Florida on the ■manner had to cease. For severmap as the greatest and m ostlal years past his hand was not
rosperous state in the Union,
Union. Jopenly seen in the making or the
ing i*>f governors, but in
is absolutely
ISa t being true, it.............................unmaV
necessary lhat our next governor this fight it hns again appeured.
must be a mnn elected by the Peter O. Knight’s activities in
people a nd for the people, going behalf of Mr. M artin’s candidacy
addition to hia published letter
into officce free from any nnd
entangling influences which
why should
vc been many—any
m anyditch m ay'have
Petcr O. Knight now want to
handicap or retard the best inter- i Peter
ests of Florida as a whole.
* -Ielect "Mr. M artin for governor?
Sanford, Fla.
A cordial welcome awaits you at this
Strong Financial Institution
Capital and Surplus - - $125,000.00
:
Total Resources
-
-
- $1,500,000.00
rv fe '
we call sound, sane
fact only in -lts Infahcy 'add that I (me"
We
are
told
not.
Thon
the type of man who governs the t
,1 ®.•
why this great ~PrHviiy m.— the- ■ ■■■■■■RRi r i RMlRR R R lRRRRRRRRRBBRRRWm RRU n i l
are
^ t v ..
state a t thi* time has much
do with the uniform upbuilding part of Peter ? The people are
entitled to know.
late American territories, uttors and welfare of the state. title?: II this be so there should he no let-up on the efforts no protest whatever against Aus
Frank E. Jennings, of Jackson, ■
The
Reporter
recognises
the
Pedro Menendex D’Aviles 1* due to give these animals better care nnd treatm ent
tralian exclusion, for Japan knows obligation it holds to its readers ville, as we nee it, is the leading
to arrive a t St. Augustine today to
do no good. Asia knows to ipove cautiously and with candidate in the race for govern
In many parts of the country the formation of Kindness itthatwould
celebrate Menendez day V* the
England- now a mother grown safety on ‘m atters of public im or, free from all entangling influ
Ponce de Lean celebration being Clubs among school children has been going on. Humane old and netfding the affection of
or selfish motives other
portance which effect them und ences
befd in the old city.
than
for
progress and ad
her children, would sido against their welfare.
societies
have
been
very
active
and
have
accomplished
a
great
Selecting a gov vancement the
^ R E you considering new banking connect*
. ,
—------ o
,
of
Florida
n whole.
all
Asia
if
necessary
in
defnrsc
of
ernor free from entangling influ Ho is a man who in aspublic
Newapaipers arc worth a lot of deal. People are Deing educated to show more kindness to the Australian commonwealth.
life
tions or needing additional facilities?
ences which may prove detri has been absolutely free from
money in Springfield,
111. A police animals. The work is progressing rapidly and it is work of a
prbufih
mental
to
n
progre
sive
adminis
First National Bank offers you all the con
judga in th at city fined a man five worth-while nature.
•
There is a lesson for American tration, serving the best interests any domination or control, other
veniences and service |of a vigoro^s^ pro
dollar* a fte r he had confessed to
statesmen in that handful of Aus of the general nubli:, should not than a conscientious effort to
"Be Kind to Animals Week" will be observed until next tralians a t Asia’s doors, 6,000,000
"•wiping” a newspaper from a
serve
the
public
*ve»mrc
In'
the
gressive bank.
‘v q :»'*
watand. Sometimes it’s rath er Saturday. It is for the purpose of bringing to the attention white against a thousand million and must not be n playful pas manner th at best conformed to
time—it is a grave responsibili kin idea of jatt.c • mi l fairness to
k)r to pica up a paper belonging
and yellow men. defying ty which every voter must settle
The officers arc in intimate touch with practi
of the public the work of the humane societies aqjj to urge brown
somebody else.
them all and saying, "You shan’t for the progress and develop the people as a wtnlu. That he
cally every line of Sanford business activity
i*
a
man
who
would
trout
Peter
---------o--------come
in.’
greater assistance and co-operation in work of this kind.
ment of Florida.
O Knight fniriy m il justly no
While the Sanford banka have
and
the bank itself has a record of^nttticv'th&n
The United States should lend
The people of Florida as a cne knows bottiv than Peter
been making such great growth
moral support and, if necessary,
thirty
years of steady growth. . < ,‘tiTw
other business enterprises in this
financial and physical support to whole can never ha e the oppor-, 1-imsclf—that ho is :i mun \vh>m
ive city have not been am
Australia in her gallant determi tunlty of knowing a candidato j |v i cr o. Kni.rht could in no
Your business will be personally welcomed al
STILL A COWARD
But s.nso cominat j or control is well
end no doubt if it were known
nation to-keep white as much of personally or intimately.
First
National and every facility, consistent
we
are
justified
in
forming
conknown
to
everyone.
re are many other institutions
the world as is white today.
MIAMI NEWS-METROPOLIS
cllusions of who a candidate real
Frank Jennings ia going di
with sound banking is o.Vered you.
th a t have made wonderful records
in the last twelve months.
AUSTRALIANS ARE as near ly is. and what he stands for, by rect to the penoio in one of the
Once a coward always a coward, i to display anything In the wny of to us in time, and as im portant to considering to a g ro it degree the i most aggressive campaigns that
-------- o-------Sanford Avenue in the Sanford That seems to fit the case of G. C. j courage and those who are report- us, in fact, a* were our own pion poworful influences that are nc - | 0 candidate has ever wuged. He
Heights section seems to be a pop Bergdoil, \h e American slacker.' ed to have believed that they had eers of old days, west of the Al live in the support of a given is promising clean and positive
who fled to Germany • for refuge i convinced him of the propriety of leghenies, then west of the Mis candij^te.
enforcement of the law; a dollar I.
u la r road for midnight joy riuin
Last m on th -th e Tampa THb- nt honest scrvi-M for every dol-|J
No night passes in which resid e n t the moment his country, America, his return, were basing their hopes sissippi, holding land against' In
of th a t street are not awakened declared w ar on Germany. It ap upon shifting sands. Among tho dians and wolvea for g reat white une, a paper active’y supporting lar expended; and four years of
by automobiles going by a t high pears that all the fuss and feath latest credited remarks of his will tribes that were to come after John W. Martin lor governor,
ij
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
saw fit to publish a latter from T W S tS L ' m th .
rates of speed with their cut-outs ery associated with the story of be found this: “They’ve got to show them.
open and every noise making his contemplated return to the me,” meaning th at he would not
The Australians hold a great, Peter O. Knight, of Tampa, writ
newspaper, public service
;ho btnte Boaid • K- p United States “to jsc'e the musid.” think of returning until he know* beautiful land, a gigantic island ten to a South Florida newspa
equipment in full operation.
was pure fiction. Bergdoil neither exactly what kind of penalty the continent against the hordes of praising and endorsing Mr. Mar- of Control, and in the legislature,' *i i i i m m i i m i i u i i i i i i i i i i i m H i i u m m i i
■
o
has resolved tn como back to take government will exact Why pur Asia. They are pioneers of white tin’s candidacy. It is only fair 1is the guarantee of a clean, fair Bobbed hair continues to grow
:
er orty his medicine, nor announced offic sue the subject further? Let him western civilization- maintaining to tho readers of this paper t h a t ! nnd im partial administration ns
fifty
yea of age are JP-U
fty years
getting ially that he intends so to do. Tho remain in Germany. America is for white colonization, in future these facts should bo mndo known governor. He !s winn’ng friends
B t l U r n « « M it t U r d n « l w
tho E
Easter
sir hair- bobbed for the
aster leoiiard cannot change hia spots better off without his presence. He centuries against Asiatic Invasion, to them. The name of Peter O. •and enthusiastic supporteri in
For Cough* and Cold*, H«aA]
SOD.
Dispatches say that in and the streak of cowardice which repudiated this country in a crlr- a great part of the earth's sur Knight is well knewn to every [every section of the state. Hu is
achea, Neuralgia, Rhein
dominating
corporate
influence
of
I
not
backed
by
any
scheme
of
sclis
so
muett
a
part
of
Bergdoil
>e department store alone in
is. Of what earthly use would he face.
Florida.
Asido
from
his
great
[fish
interests,
but
by
an
invinci«nd All Aches and Pain*
ew York, eighteen barbers are grows greater instead of diminish be here, even if he should bo lock
Except a few mawkish senti
Icing morning and night to ac- ing. Any man who would be guilty ed up in a federal prison for a mentalists, and n few selfish in activitioa In the city of Tampa, j ble. host of independent, prngresALL DRUGGISTS
of such an offense as Bergdoil was
dustrialists th at would gladly he Is a director of the Seaboard j aiye, thinking men and women
zodate the rush.
who
want
no
special
favors
Air
U
n
o
Railway
and
Hie
atotrfor'!
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guilty of, should not be expected couple of years?
!S«
u
d 65c, Jar* ta d M
bring in cheap Asiatic labor, to
Hospital *(*«, $3100
ower their pay-rolls. Australia ney for all the larg-j street rail themselves.
Seminole citizens do not have
The Reporter make* clear
will have (he sympathy- of every way companies of Florida.
opportunity every day of hcarMany
people
in
Florida
and
no
choice—we
prefer JENNINGS
American
who
knows
anything
apeakera of the quality of
about tha movements of population doubt many of the readers of and the influences back of hint, to
fan and Jennings. ' They will
MV FAVORITE STORIES
R***R**RRORIRRRRBRHR|S*RRRRR|H R i a | I U U | H I I | |
on this earth, the speed with which th h paper will rim em V r the Martin and the influences back of 8
prove to you their capabilities for
By IRVIN S. COBB
one nation can crowd out another. tin e when Peter O. Knight, of Martin.
repre»enting you,' one a t Tallaln the governor’s chair, the
SEE ON your maps of the world,
tn the National Democratic
The family—Father Jones and with ruga and left them to suffer
tha Japanese Empire with it* tens
nvention.
Mother Jones end Mister Rollo together.
“TAX-43UT WEEK”
Presently Mrs. Jones tossing her of millions of intelligent, deter
Jones, aged seven—were taking a
Ail Tiled. Price $3600.00
mined
fighters.
That
whole
cmagain The Herald wishes sea voyage; it was the first sea aching head from side to side, be
NEW YORK W ORLD.
ire
compared
with
A
ustralia,
is
, vs* on the voters of Sent- voyage any of them had ever held a spectacle which under or
county the necessity of reg- taken.
dinary circuma lances would have >ut a narrow ribbon that might be
change- after **Ap- supertax rates recommended by H
and paying their poll tax
And the weather was bad, a* so caused her to leap to her feet and lost in A ustralia's great sheep nl«L welcoming
Week,”
"Wear-Suspenders Mr. Mellon; and the events of the
and
cattle
ranges.
Think
what
are to vote in the prim ary often it is, and the sea was rough, dart to the rescue. For twenty
havn demon
d e m o n . IK
last four months havo
Don’t put it off until the as nearly always it is. The child feet away, her only son was in courage it takes for those Aus W«ek” and “Eat-AnotherSllce-of- strated the necessity for a bolder
Bnad V and - Help - the - Farmer
At a Real Bargain. •
day and then have the m atter seamed immune to seasickness- peril. Unobeervcd. the restless tralian* to defy th at fighting na Week,
*U “TaxCut Week.” Here course than he had devised.
your mind. Im portant iasuea w h ic h .is-a blessing frequently little chap had climbed the guard. tion leader of Asia and more than ia something
th at doea meet the
The Senate Finance Committee
i a t atake in the election this vouchsafed those of tender age- He now stood balanced on the rail, iHna. hunldrcd million Asiatics neid of the qioment.
. ;PA . ’ 1■
We hope the promises a majority report tax
Jle frolicked about the ship with one chubby hand clutched lh a back of it.
er.
ocoislon will be Improved tn Wash- bill early this week. It will meet S
-omerry criee end got underfoot and steel guy rope, one small foot
on the floor the same criticism by ■
WHAT YOU have read f* based inftpn.
W. Kruse of Mankato, got tn people’s way and generally waving over the bounding billows,
' i t .there ia a regrettable ten- Democrat* and raidcal Republi
has Just made a contract deported himxiif, as any healthy and crowing in hia joy as tha mo upon an admirable addres* by Mr.
that defeated the Mellon pro
On Easy Terms.
Free Press for twenty active seven-year-oid does ion i tion of the ship now lifted him up, Hughes, who was Australia's det Sy - to turn the waek into a cans
prime minister during the war,
of advocacy of the Mellon posals in the House. In the end It
now sank him low.
inches of advertising for holiday.
! I t will do no good. This la will not be strange if Congress I
His mother tried to rise but fail •nd represented Australia a t Ver
On the aecond day of their in
Th
Dlls space will coat Mr.
sailles.
-JS
true now than It was when agrees upon tome measure closely;
dragge< ed. She strove to cry out to hor
$ 10,000. A few years ago dlspoaition his parent*
ig: and beat CaUrman Green and Leader Long- akin- to the Longworth compro- |
lie, it was that fought
was a clerk In a dry themselves up on deck. If they endangered son but her voice is
equality’ wo$h’gava Mr. oColidgo their aa- mise, which pessed the House,
claT- - eqi
i but soon branched out must die—as seemed to them sued forth only as a thin weak the so called “racialth a t the Mellon measure four hundred and eight to eight.
tried
to force
plank
lhat
Japan
wheexe.
! and la today one of; the probable—they would die in the
pass-the-House of Repra-4 w ltk-Senate amendments where'
f
the
league,
ef
intp the covenant o
In this emergency she...
aaful business men in o p en ' a i r u n d er th«. . H . i rmthar
further examination has shown'
Nations. The vote waa aeventeen
with a weak hand at herfiua
He WleYCt in silver.
that they eke required.
man
will
seek
to
deto
nine
in
favor
of
that
equality
listless
lorm.
than
In
a
stuffy
and
crowded
a
tatfR O O M S 501-2 • A nt year ha was in
With suqh an outcome the coun(r:
Mellon
of
the
credit
due
plank,
of
which
the
effect
would
“Oh,
Henry,”
she
whispered
$2,000. Thia year room. Commiserating stew arf*
■aiS
initiating the Ux-reduc
have been to declare Australian
'
th a t Amount guided their languid steps to
Jw u o u ict
.’ iiilnJ
J wanly, “apeak to Rollo!”
T !r a
pro ~
ipalgD with
or
American
exclusion
of
u
re.lt
wqold
m
^
hewatmuch
father’* lackluster
l -1
*j»>“ LV A r t
heary Would- be th*
lift*? «>
y of thoao responsible, m «
favor
the
on
5.)
down there and
You can’t go wrong if you hear
Bryan speak tomorrow. He wll
jspw that, •'m any-'fM njtxp ca a^trmmurrrReKirmiTTne records tell us that there
o f pim by certain newsstill twenty-six horses and mules t,n every fifteen
papers are untrue.
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HUH. WXLTEK WfGHT; Society Editor.
Social
lalendar
BY F. S. M.
S
Some African tribes have such
Lgular meeting of the
Department will be masterly of rhythm taht they are
Woman's Club a t 3:30 able to communicate with each
other for great distances by
means of various rhythmic beats
Thursday
Ives Naipe Club will meet upon their drums.
R. E. Tolar a t 3:30
Weber was fond of animals;
Dn Ton Club will meet among his little menagerie was
J. D. Woodruff a t 3
an nngorn cat, n huge dog, a
G. F. S., will meet with raven' a starling and a monkey.
ce Gillon at 3:30 o’clock.
There was a time when the
Inday Workers Council
considered
his
iptist Church will serve Englishman
it 6:30 p. m., a t the Baptb.
P. Drummond will enbridge luncheon a t her
I Magnolia Avenue,
primary Parent-Teachers'
bn will give * n picnic * ' Dr. and Mrs. G. S. Sclman spent
sst Side School a t 1 p. last Sunday in Orlando.
Personals
.
Sweden’ will
of them, keepa the Interior of Me
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skjss
t
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from .page
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_ 4.)
throw open his door to “all God’s
i W fW u ttv fc *
jii:u
IJo. - hsr favor, .A tutnU la, luckily for children* frpm the srreet.
the white race* had Hughes,, a , And, what the individual .xniif
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F o r Weak Beginning jfpifT.UrV {short WefohmkxCSBMh.j t big fight^do In his 'oWW 'h«*mp.Mttft 1Vlstlbtt
Tho~Tipb_tJrgan etch-met-----Monday, April W—Inspection > ing back head; representing her in j may righlly db within its own
School, Sfttiford.
day afternoon with Mrs. I. E. EstHlah Scl
| Versailles. And. when it came to I boundrles. The question involved,
on Sanford Heights, with
Tuesday, April 15—Inspect the vote, tl?e chairman declared as Mr. Hughes truly said, Is "aimMrs. Smith and Mrs. Estridge as, ion, High School, Sanford?
the motion lost..
ply the right of the
nation to
IMV iiaiiun
WI say
Wednesday. April 15—-Month
hostesses. The rooms -were a ttrac
who shall ,comPA<nto its territory.”
tive with bowls of nasturtiums and
ly school visit. Lake Monroe.
THE POPULATION of AustrtiDuring the afternoon a number
.Thursday, April 17—Monthly lia, aa Mr. Hughes points out. is ROBERTS FOR LEGISLATURE,
fresh spring flowers.
school visit, Grammar School. more thoroughly
homogeneous
KEY WEST, Apr. 8.—Charles
of important business m atters
Sdnford.
,
than that of any other country H. J. Roberts has announced his
were attended to. The club will
’ Friday, April 18—Monthly outside of Asia, for it is ninety- candidacy in Group 1, Monroe
hold its annual E aster basaar,
school visit,' Grammar f School, seven PER CENT, Anglo-Saxon. county, for representative to the
cooked fpod sale and Easier egg
Sanford.
In the opinion of this writer, it legislature, subject to the Dem
eale, the Saturday before Easter
Saturday, April ID—Qfflce.
might be made stronger by some ocratic primary June 3. ’• He has
a t Mr. Halverson’s Paint Store Id
The above schedule"subject mixtuwf of Latin anil other white held several ooffices here, includ
the Welakn Building.
16 change without notfee;
races/ But ninety-seven per cent ing that of internal revenue col
The following officers • Wert
Thone 641-W, ....
AngliV-Raxen, *ht least, will stick lector for five years, ’’and iatcr
elected for the next nix months?
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togetHnr and fight together. And
President, Mrs. W. D. Gardiner;
the Inad. of Australia will be kept became city auditor.
vice-president, Mrs. Smith; secre
fo. l^Air descendants and for'othtary, Mrt: Goy Reiman; treasured. ANDERSON HEADS
min.
LD8 AD CLU
CLUB ci
Mrs. Schells Malnes.
Let us do the most
is a land without excessive
A contribution
mads for the ■ , r ^ n r Tfcr Ara«rlatrd
laird P r r w r ^
imftvjdunl wealth, where degrad important
of your
Loan Closet, for the convenient
8.—Frank'K
ay ing puyerty is, absolutely unknown.
DRLANDO, Apr.. 8.—Frank
'Kay
of the county nprse. At the eml* Anderson has been cletced presi It is to'-bt- hoped that Australia
Spring Cleaning San
elusion of the business session the
nrtl New Zealand will vnd
pos
hostesses served a delicious salad dent of thj^Orlaw^o and Orange sible to welcome the mass of high ford Mattress CoM402course. Carrying out the color Oounty Advertising^club for the grade ambitious emigrants from
scheme of yellow hnd green Ware ensuing year.•. Miss \ AdoipKi ne Europe that, this country so un Ml.
paper baskets vlled with candies Hein. vice president;! John S. wisely excludes, and thnt Australia
suggestive of Easter; to be used
may become n great breeding
n sfavors. The noxt' meeting' will Masck, secretary .and C. E. Knl- gtound for white people.
KEEN KUTTER
othcr
ofbach,
treasurer,
were
on
W
est
be with Mrs. Harper
Third Street. Thl* meeti-g .will I ficers named. The boa^ri of dlrcc-, __
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AS__FOR
sentimentalists who
TOOLS
bo a showor for the Eaatcr baxaar.j jorg js
0f K arl\I^hm nnn,nay, “The world should br free to
F. P. I-avin, S. E. Ives I. Frank I all God’s children. it may b e . Rail Hardware Co.
East Side Primary Of Cullen and L; S. Lynch.
PH O N E 8
Ipointed out that, as a rule- each
sword the mark 6f a gentleman.
The Welshman considered his
harp the mark of a gentleman,
and only king’s musicians and
gentlemen were allowed to-tplay
upon the harp.
'
iA’
Artists arc known to bo very
superstitious,' ahd wo can know
many of those we listen to are
carrying, somo, talisman to insurer
success; sometimes ju*< n lucky
penny or maybe a rabbit’s foot
from the hind left leg caught by
a one-eyed negro in a churchyard
some moonlight night.
SOme artists express n pecu. antipathy for a cat. Gustave
V t" m " V s l m '
again, some artists wear n charm
we are told to keep off the evil
eye. In Italy the belief of the
“Evil Eye” is very common.
The old tim e Ferranti always
wore n charm to keep off the bad
eye. The once famous Modjeskn always wept when one greeted
her with “good luck." It forjbodboded ill. Such superstitions aer
unaccountable, except the awful'
fear of cats, which one writer says
may be attributed to the fact of
some remote ancestor having been
“chewed up and eaten by a cat
S|?«cies, and the terror had per
through generations.”
SI
Mr. J. J. Graham, of Jackson
ville, connected with the A. C. L*
R. R., is here for a few days on
business.
• ■
^ T ^ e C a n y ’frlin ls of1drl.*-<?arV «
rlc Marlowe wtH hft gild tft kho\7
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Overlin,
“ eli
Miss Kitty Smith and Mr. Fjred
th at she is convalescing.
Zerrenne rattended the show in
Mrs. J. W. Dicklns of Miami, Orlando Tuesday night.
who has been visiting friends for
the past week, leaves for her home
Mrs. John J. Harbor of Com
Wednesday.
merce, Ga., who has been a shortvisitor of Miss Annie Haw.
Mr. and Mrs. Seama Mitchell of time
kin*, left for her home Tuesday.
Tampa are at the Valdes Hotol for
tho week.
Mr. Joe Gonzalez, Mlsa Frances
O. C. Branch of Ocaln is here Ganzalez and Mr. Denscl Stafford
for several days on business stay motored to Bradentown Sunday,
returning that night.
ing a t the Valdes Hotel.
Instead of the regular meeting
of the East Side Primary ParentTeachers’ Association there will ,bc
a picnic.
Some lime ago, tho members o*
the Parent-Teachers’ Asscolatlon
of this school, promised that a* a
prixe for the grade raising tho
most money toward the pUK"
ground equipment fund, a picnic
was to b e ' given. As the third
grade turned in the-largest amouht
of money, they will be the honorecs. The children of the fitat
grades arc invited and asked . to
bring a few sandwiches or a sm alr
lunch. They will leave tho schoo!
building a t 1 o’clock In a body. Aa
many of the members of tho P. T.
A. and mothers are asked t6 a t
tend. A good time is assured both
old and young.
linked
T!"v . ^ V A T. r l!
m
B E N E F IT OF
WOMEN’8 CLUB
THURSDAY, ^PR . 16-••rs
il
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I. O O K I 11
t L V tlll
tS.Mdown bring*factory r e b u i l t Jtim •' f
typrwrltar.
n r
make.
Good MT ~* . A
new. Aak ’ to ab6v ‘*
on*.
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EASTER DISH ; , .,E ;
f
Crcar.i chce-« salad:
II Va
H j
CijfV
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> im ll
Moisten a cream cheese with
a Uttlc cream and mold
with,
halved pecan nut meats to resdm- !*’.
hlo tiny eggs. Dispose on crifp',-1'J .
water-cress, garnish with pgcan j;
meats and servrf with
■'“•••‘ •u.
SANFORD HOME-MADE , l,f
M A Y O N N A I& E ...
■ihioyf
•.1/ it.IT
‘>4
As In
Mr. Allen Wilson and Mr. Geo.
Mr. Jones, of New York, rep
resenting
Belding
Silks, spent Hyde of Philadelnhla, Pa.- are
guests this week of Mr. and Mrs.
the day here, Tuesday. •
• 4
^
Wia lte r Morgan and Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. ’ Frank Woodruff went to Harry Wilson.
Wfckiva Tuesday on a Ashing
Mrs. H. M. McRory of Montitrip.
cello is a guets of her son and
Mrs. Elisabeth Carroll, of Or daughter-ln-iaw, ' Mr. and Mrs.
lando, Is registered a t the Semin Geo. McRory a t their home on
Palmetto Avenue.
ole Hotel.
Mr. J. L. Watson, of Jackson
Mrs. Ben Munroe and Mrs.
James Cowan motorcJ to Orlan ville, with the Savannah Supply
Company, Is here for a frv. days
do Tuesday.
>n business, stopping at the Sem
Mrs. W. S. Coleman and moth inole Hotel.
er, Mrs. Mar* Hummel, leave for
The friends of Mrs. Doak, of
Jacksonville Wednesday morning.
Gary, Ind., who npends her win
Mrs. C. L. “Raymond, of Day ters with Mrs. H. J. Lehman,
tona, Fla., was in Sanford shop will regret to hear qf ner ill
ness.
OF BAPTIST CHURCH ping Tuesday.
MEET.
Mr. Joe Hutchinson, Mr. Bert
Mr. Paul M. Draudy, of Orlan•7 afternoon waa spent by
• .yWtor J9 Sanford Jlon- Cobb, Mr. G. II. Crojs, of Chi
f t jU>*, union rpwjtipg
cago, and Mr. T. J. DeBrce, of
|he circles of W. M.
New York, are on a fishing trip
Church _ Tuesday.
Mrs. Grover Speering and
ar Miss in Lake county today.
Huss presided Ini the
of the president, Mra. Martha Brown motored to OrlanUr. J . B. Martin, of the A. &
having gone to Winter do, shopping Tuesday.
P. Company In Sanford, has mov»i*e. resigned aa treasurilai to take charge of
Mrs. F. C. Slade, of I^ingood, ed fo Lakeland
J- T. Newby was elected
Place.
The different was a visitor to Sanford Tgfa- tha. A. A P. store there. A. Rig
/l.if
/
nnejr
t f hhas
a s ttaken
a k n n Mr.
M r Martin’s
M a r t i n * , nplace;
lar.
x.i.
Mr. Prod C. Reicka and family,
Dr. and k<rs./To
■nd meartS'ofi raising
of Ocean City, N. J., are guests
the circles for the week-end in Lakeland
Mrs. of the Montozauma for a few days,
the W. M. U. were ntW £ Tolar'a -parents, Mr.
stopping over in 8anford on their
McIntyre.
wajr home from S t .: Petersburg,
PLACE OF MEETING
----- -- •
CHANGED
Me. Caama WiUUnu, tepresentMr. and Mra. O. P. Herndon and
le Harrison Chapter of (ng the Tampa _ Office Supply
ton, O. P. Jr., spent the week
R- will meet
the Company, spent Tuesday 1
end In Lakeland, visiting Mrs
Mr*. W. E. Watson a t ford.
Herndon’s sister, Mrs. 1*. M.
■t the Weiaka ApartMrs. M. E. Grigg of Daytona Price.
Baach U In 8anford for a Tow
Miss Abbie Dowdnqy, the coun*
days’ visit with her nephew, Wil
^a n n o u n c e m e n t
ty nurse, assisted by Misa Scrota
Organ Club will hold bur B ritto n West_SIdel _
LfcEe, spent the day Tuenday at
r* b a x a a r SkturMr. and Mrs. W. B. Ballard, of the Sanford High school inspect
“Jl H»lvereon,e Paint
Altamonte Springs, wore, in the ing etudents.
0*® Welakh Building.
city on Tuesday, shopping and
Mr. E. P. Lane left yesterday
n« b«inilmess.
Simmons, of E ast tr&njmctiQff
fog Jacksonville, where he goes
Mw ni Sunday trith her
to^----- *I—the meeting of the KiFlorida-Alabama district,
aeeday. Mr. Lane is the
-th«..paaL
treateo - for tho Sanford
to Palatka
Cluh, H|r , ..
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rit
A FairyTale—
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vast* -<G
„ O T even the most fanciful-fairy tale of our
< childhofitTdays equals the fascinating story back of
evjeiy can^of DAIRYLEA Brand Evap<
iporated M ilk that
you use.*
Mrs.. Hunt, a recent br'.Je, the
wife of Mr. R. T. Hunt, clerk at
the Seminole Hotel, is improving
from her ' injuries, cnu.ied by an
automobile accident l a c Wednes
day.
Registered a t the Valdez Hotel
arc Messrs. II. G. Hill, W. S. Gra
ham, H. A. Stewart and M. F. An
derson, government
insnectors
»Jtwe* tp Inspect.
I 9(1114
«rrr w t r
As you kdow^Zjvery thinking woman has wished
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The Women’s Missionary Cotln•HTweek in Tampa.
Over 3,800 wrmon are expected to - attend with
representatives from all «listriels. Those ntending this meet
ing from Sanford arc: Mosdnmcs
W. 8. Thornton, D. C. Kelley and
Carpenter.
-These ladies a re
leaving today..
a im
•oat 'iK.>
Farm ers
Work For You
Mrs. Jcrger, wife of Mr. Adam
Jorger, of New Cork, is spending
a month a t the Seminole Hotel.
Mr. Jergcr has businers interests
which keen him in Sanford dur
ing the winter.
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ItbfllHIik
it seems that 70,000 progressive farmers
heard that wish. For they built up thedargest organi
zation of its kind in the world— to give you a richer,
creamier evaporated milk d irec t from their farms.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Taylor of
Cape Charles, Vo., who have for
several years spent their winters
a t the Valdez Hotel left Tuesday,
motoring to Charleston- where Mrs.
Taylor will visit friends. Mr. Tay
M r. J. B. Ford of Washington, lor .will motor on to his home a t
Mrs. Frank Harrell and party
Cape Charles. Mr. and Mrs. Tay
of DeLand motored to Sanford D. C.. and Mr. W. R. Morris o lor
have many friends who regret
Atlanta,
Ga.,
of
the
Florida
Veg
Tuesday.
to
have'
them leave Sanford and
etable Corporation aro here at the
always welcome their return.
The ladies of Sanford will be Valdez Hotel.
(lad to learn that “Ireno Castle”
A non-mngnctic cast iron has
Mr. T. O. Brown of Orlando- been
las arrived at Yowcll’s.
developed in England th at
'.raveling salesman for Z. W. Zar- has about
the same machining
Mr. Robert Tilly, of Tampa, ing Company, of Sanford, was reg quality as brass.
spent the day in Sanford Tuesday, istered a t the Valdes Hotel over
Sunday.
enroute to Atlanta.
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be
P.T;A. Planning Picnic
My. G. 11. Cross, of Chicago,
111., and Mr. T. J. DcBt , are
several days here at
rent-Tenchcrs’ AssoclaMrs. W. H. Chase or Orlando is spending
thle ...............
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Valdez Ilo
he South Side will hold here on a shopping tour.
rular meeting a t 3
Mrs, George Rice, mother of
Mr. H. G. Ernest of Jackson
• ( \
oipveVAuxill- ville, with Armour and Company, Mrs. Key left yesterday for Tan
leodore RooSp
gerine, where she will spend a cou
fet with hlrs. was here on business Tuesday.
13 will meet
ple of weeks with friends.
es. at 8 o'clock.
All
| a re urged to attend,
Mr. Felix Garcia of Jacksonville,
for the benefit,
nor
benaflL of Wo- with Morris and Company, was in
Mr. L. D. Magrudcr of Miami,
jb to be M d ^ a j t ip Wo- Sanford Tuesday on business.
with the Florida Vegetable Cor
poration, is a t the Valdez Hotel
Mrs. Mary Chase of Essex, N. for a week. o
Friday
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G. F. S., will meet with Y., and Mrs. Wm. Cole of Orlan
do,
were
visiting
here
Tuesday.
nn Fox at 3:30 o’clock,
Miss Marion Crawford of At
thers’ Club will meet
lanta, is in Sanford for a few days
R. R. Kinard of Crescent City, in the interest of welfare work of
0. H. Stenstrom, a t 3
with Swift and Company travel the American Red Cross.
108 Laurel Avenue,
gular uweting of the ing out Jacksonville, was At the
rrison Chapter, N. S. D. Valdez Hotel Tuesday.
Mrs. Card Culhing formerly of
ill be held with Mrs.
Boston, Mass., bfft now of Mi
Miss
Myrtle
Ayers
and
Mrs.
S.
Mheriain * a t Daytona
ami spent Tuesday with Mrs. Mar
Members will leave for R. Greiner of Eustis were visitors tin a t Comfort Cottage.
here Tuesday.
h Friday morning.
Saturday
ana Mrs. A rthur Dickens spent
ave
the day with Mrs. R. R. Dcaq,
PAN’S CLUB SOCIAL
DEPARTMENT,
cial Department of the
Club held an important
meeting Tuesday of tec*
the d u b , cuonia. Several
of consequence'were dm*
land plana wore -made for
1 year s work.
.
I following officers were
| Chairman, Mrs. W alter
vice-chairman,' Mra. W.
|ner; scretary and treas». J. D. Wobdrutf; finance
ee, Mrs. E. P. Morse;
■hip committee, Mra. Edfetts; program, committee,
ou.c.k*'
T lH ^ K i^ ^ d o n ce
cellent. TheQJ?p'te*s for
tmoon waa a ir™ Edward
[ho, together with her aaserved cake, tea and
l» i.tio ’ • •
-rrl^i^/*
IUNIOR B. 8, A. .*
Junior B. S. A. met Tueaenjoon in the Brothertuns, Billy Ball, director,
vere present aad two new
*' Report: upon the omIIUb* “Dearborn Indepe’n *as made.’ The hovs are
|this paper for the benefit
Brotherhood room.
Itements were made by
• to get palms for altar
Palm Sluncay. Tho boys
id Frank W ight home
A day’s outing was planthis Saturday at the
tie boys all gave somo rethe “Good of tho Order,”
Iward for the one coming
kad jn “personal work,
lthla week was William
|n. The usual cakes were
BRISBANE
as
Phong 493-J.
MUSICAL PARAGRAPHS
Recent advertisements:
"Let
us teach you by mail to play the
ukelele and be the 'Life of the
Wednesday
P a rty .'" Aspired ' popularity In
,eli» Club' will meet a t six lessons.
. ’
fa's Club a t 4:15 o’clock.
Department acting aa
Mrs. John F. Lyons', president
of the National Federation of Muigolar1' jnaeUng o j the ‘did Clubs, says "The' time bos
i Department wiff be gone by for the notion th a t the
dnesday
afternoon a t iusic club exists for the’aclf-lmJnesda.
ek.
AH members are rovement or the entertainment
All
Ibe present. Mrs, D. A. of its members. The basic Idea
parliamentarian, will, of the music club of today is
It, be present and hotd SERVICE. Service to the com
II election for depart- munity qnd the cause of music,
tman. The program, for and th a t is The Idea that Ihe
Lon will be under the federntion is trying to get ncross
of Mrs. Morton Thlfc3eginning Materllnck’s to Ml t h . music club, lu the tend."
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Even the garments ono sleeps In
must have a slender appearance, to ba
strictly a la mod*. Aspajamaotakeon
more feminine features and graces, they
grow in favor. Daintiness is strongly
emphasized in the model to the lift,
carried out in crftpo material. The
jacket Is a slip-on effect, with kimono
sleeves. It is smartly iajtialcd.'* Modium size requires 4 yards 36-inch
material.
Informality can be chic as well os
practical, when it is interpreted In sOk
crepe and Lace aa in the combination 4o
the right consisting of camisole end ♦w
drawers. There is a string belt of rib
bon,-with wider ribbon bands used fo*
the shoulder straps. Medium size re
quires 31$ yards 36-inch crftpe, with SH
yards Ucc.
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.Stribling Has Been
^ F lorid a - V a r s i t y ;
243 Entries In Matched With Burke
^B asketball..T e a m
-And J n n m T ^ a tte r y
-~4s Given Letters -Golf -Tournament
li.lj& lliE S V IL L E ,
Apr.
9 .t E ight members of the University
-o f Florida vataity basketball
aTeam~HtiVe becr*--awarded numer-
, TAMPA, Fin., A pr..!)—Half
a hundred golfers started ntT
in the qualifying round of the
annual
Florida State Golf
tournament here Tuesday after■qoon. , The entry list late today
reached 211-nsatd by lourrm■fnont officnls to bo a record, for
the event.
It was expected Tuesday'
that this number would l>e di
vided into reven flights of 32
tdaylrs each. On account of the
large number 6f entries, the
higher three or four flights will
be moved from the Palma Ceicu
course to the Rock Point Golf
Club, a neighboring links in
Tampa, o n e 'of the state stnrs,
including T. W. Palm er of Mi
ami, defending Champion, A1
Ulmer or Jacksonville nnd Gor
don Gibbons of Pnlnut Ceica,
Past champions, were in Tues
day’s play. The first round will
get under way Thursday morn
ing. with the final round of 36
holes scheduled for Saturday
morning nrd afternoon.
NEW YORK. Apr. 0.—Young
Stribling, Georgia" light heavy
weight, has signed through hts
father-mnnager, “Pa" Stribling,
for two fights in the Metropoli
tan district.
I b e first will bo
April 20, probably against ’Mike
Burke,’, of New York, for tho
benefit of the Olympic fund, and
the second in Newark, probably
May 20 against Jimmy Slattery,
of BulTnlo.
New York promoters announc
ed they had signed Stribling nnd
Slattery, who gained n decision
I over the southerner in a recent
I fix-round, match, but said the
date would depend on plans they
i have afoot for a match in which
■Mickey Walker of Elizabeth, N.
will defend his welterweight
.title.
If tio opponent is obtained
for Wnlker, the Stribling-Slnttcry mntch will be held Mny 26.
“ Pa" Stribling consented to
n
F0 R 0 ,H « > A ^
A T O M . 192i
under ^31 from fighting (jvor si^ RAILROAD TEA
VS. SEMI*
roundsr "P a” countered with n
n O L E A TM ,1 IC CLUD
declaration th a t \he wo
Tottiorfi»^f,*fte^rjo(ih,, tin.-., Ninth
his pon to battli
atrtfet Hnscbnll Par it Will br the
rounds Hut made an exc
scene of A real nnd auro 'nufT base
aid the Olympic fund.
ball fracas when tho Sanford Rail
ACQUIRES VALUABLE PROP- road Shop team croWos bats with
the faBt Seminole Alkhttic Club
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EUTY.
L A K EL^N U .-X pr^^-iThe Unit outfit.
V
ed Brotherhood qf Carpenters and
The Shop team has been putting
Joiners of America has closed the irt aomc first rate practice of lute
deal for 1836 acres of land near
here which was contracted for in and meeting with a team of such
December, for which it paid $632,- high calibre ns the Seminole Ath
if>00, and in addition has qenuhred letic Club Is causing mud) excite
additional acreage bringi, <”
to ment in local baseball circles, "
ta l up to 82,035, which will cost
The game will be callod prompt
altogether approximately $800,000. ly nt 4:30 o'clock.
The Brotherhood plans n total in-
< n r T fcr A M a r l n l r i l P r r w t
A Fretful Child
is a Sick Child,
ELECTED ^’QMMISS ION BBS
. S e m in o le C un CI„
if d
"I began taking Bkir^Draugbt over fifty years
ago and my experience
with it atrctchea over a
good long time,’’ says Mr.
Joe A. Blakemore, a Civil
War veteran, now a promi
nent citizen of Floyd, Tex.
“It Is tho best laxative I
know of for old people, . .
A good many years ago. In
Virginia, I used to get bili
ous and I found that
jp d r e .-. C -J M S E f.-—
— ‘ -••■
preference.
NATIONAL BASE BALL WEEKi
Ilis Highness, the King of American Summer Sports, h n,
cd to enter his domain. In bin honor a ten day period ol
tiqo has been set aside by The Chamber of Commerce of
Ieli0\Goods Manufactures. The period upon which Kinj
Ball will receive tl i bow of the' American Public ii (raa
4th to y r ,ril 14th. The 'welcome I3 to be extended tfcj
WindowVlisplays of Spbrt Stores.
Come in make our Store your headquarters during this i
Fee our Window Display- Look over our fine Sleek «(
Ball Goods The'Lurky Dog D. & M. lirfc.
At The Sportsman Store
for the liver
Beware of imitations. Demand
the genuine in 10c and 35c pa-\
ages bearing above Ir-.Je n
la R f iB a fafiUiK
Automobile Repairing
j ps waa tho beat and quickest g a
W
£S
j
s
PIE
jffij
™
“
ii
relief I could get. Since 1 g™
camo to Tezaa I havo these
bllloua attacks every now IBP
and then—and I find a I S
little Black-Draught soon |[jjj|
straightens mo out. After gjfli
a few doses, In little or no mu
time I’m nil right again."1
T h o d f o r d ’s
Black- W
Draught acts on tho atom- EaP
ach, liver and' .bowels In
a gentle, natural way, asslstlng digestion and re- ffiP
llcvlng constipation.
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Statement of Condition
At the ( lose of liusineFH Mdi’ch lllst, 1021
AS RENDERED TO STATE COMPTROLLER
Loans and Discounts ..$1,123,977.4J
Overdrafts ............
/
2,640.77
United States Bond^-s
35,500.00
Banking: House and ,
Furniture and Fix
tures ...... :....... .v-,. ... , 5^21049
Other Real Estate .. ..
-^726,65
Tax Certificates ......
4,548.55
CASH
AND
DUE
FROM B A N K S ....534,136.13
Capital .........................
Surplus and Undivid
ed Profits ...............
Dividends U n p a id ....
Due Waa* Finance
' Corporation
........
DEPOSITS . ...............
$1,812,919.72
$1,812,919.72
Total Deposits March 31st, 1924
Total Deposits March 31st, 1923
Increase in Deposits in one year.......
Total resources March 31st, 1924 .......
Total resources March 31st, 1923 ....
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Increase total resources jn one year
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STRONG
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PROGRESSIVE
Forrest l^ike, President.
G. W. Spencer, 2nd Vice President
CONSERVATIVE
A. It. Key, Vice-I’resident-Ciifchier
H. W. Deane, A sst Cashier.
Suck popularity must
TD ADIO—sweeping the counA V try1—dally gains new devotees
by thousands.
Chesterfield—matchingRadio’d
swift rise—Is gaining thousands
o f new sm okos every day. Such
popularity Is never an accident.
DIRECTORS
Joe Cameron,
A. T. Koasctter,
Jno. C. Bennett,
G. W. Spencer,
m m
¥' [4
dY JJlT R O lT j Apr. ip.^P fe.^dent b
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4
^
Coolldge won a sweeping. vietcyy 'Kplluw i-hava' W enelected to tho Thursday arivrnoon.
In Michigan Monday. .accordln**io board of city commissioners^ ThCy
returns in two-thirds of th e *pre- Will fill the* -expiml terms of Ver- o n c l n v l i e d . Three’,
r.on Cl. Woiiiorn'uiHt, Virgil C. Robb O rla n d o ro a d .___
Old Folks’
Ailments
DAWKS COMMITTEE
PARIS, Apr. 8—The time of the
**' Newton, Otis Marshall, Kenneth
ofTlcal delivery of the reparation
“ i'llc it, Horace Smith, Byron Edcommission reports by both expert
-• dy, Glenn W hittaker nnd E. M.
committees—those headed respect
ively Brig. Gen. Dawes and Regi
• “Goldy” Goldstein, are the eight
nald McKenna—was definitely fix
-L -varsity men to receive the high
ed today for 10 o’clock Wednesday
athletic honor, while-Charles N«rmorning.
,
im'fcon, Ellsworth Weiher, Immar
t >S urra, Inland Decker. Bob Igou,
•v F rank Oostcrhoudt. Don Mitchell,
.c-»“Red Stpith, Jimmy French, No-__bio Entx and R. U. Pierce we'O
the first yonr men to receive the
numeral ’27. .
The ’GAtor varsity met with j
only four successes during the
vigorous 1924 -campaign, XuiIYrta iin g a disastrous six game rood
LLlrip into Georgia and the Oar>v." linns, and term inating a some
w hat uneventful senson with a
“j ’kmashlng victory over the "ra ts”
'I n .w h i c h they displayed for the
final time in the season, a - truly
$»-*reat nnd wining article of hall.
. Conch Jim m y White gave the
** g re a t indoor game a boost, how
ever, and the South in l ‘JZ5 is
going to hear more from 'GntorMr. Cobbs in concluding his ad-|
iaud in this field of sports.
ilrss read a statem ent by Lyman
DcLitml, executive vice presinent
of
the Atlnntic Const Lino UailrPad
It bn't natural for a child to f m —
Cobbs Is Principal
n? follow?:
nine timec out of ten the menu) dis
“ A number of statem ents have
lurbance it due to the-ill effect* of fer
!. Speaker Today At
appeared in the papers to the ef
mentation of partly digested food.
K iwanis Luncheon fete taht the Atlantic Coast Line
Of course, a laxative Is needed, ■ .
the ordinary children’s laxative fai.i -t
Railroad Com pa ivy. is opposing the
many a case to bring quick roliei be
by the interstate commerce com
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(Continued from page 1.)
cause it has little or no action on 'fu
“
In 1923 more than a billion dollars mission, of authority for the eon’
.equipment nnd during t h a t y e a r i’truction of the Florida. W estern I
Liv-o-lax is ,v ihnmugh cIcomcT—ii
-— , J 'w aa spent tiy the railroads for new and- Northern Railroad. These
clears out Ihe liver as well as llie bow
-otnbout five million more cars of statements are incorrect.
els and so rests the stomach and help
On Jnn. 30 the interstate com
jiu irv ig h t were liandled than during
nature bring digestion back In normal
j.ithc- previous year. He said that merce commission seta to the A t
j Tltc action of Liv-o-lax really is rc
• L.Mthe railroads are trying to keep lantic Coast' Line Company a list
; rimrkable. It cin be used in place o
- w„'.pAce with the rapid growth of the of questions bearin'' o nthe appli
! calomel and castor oil and yet it i» i
s ta te by continually adding new cation of ihu Florida- Western nnd
pleasant-lasting. . vegstahlJ, l i q u i <
; ® .M tquipm enV'atid by giving quicker Northern for certificate authoris
1 remedy that does its work without c j -is
n ami better service but that should ing the construction of th at road.
; *nR any kind of distress. Children lov
r Apy of the 180 bills now pending [Under an order entered by the
j to take It and it is just as good fo
J*.
pefore congress be passed and the !commission on aJn. 22, 1924, the
All the dnjg stoics h ivi
They arc digging potatoes in I adults.
yl*lmn*portntion act of 1920 bcpcul’ I Atlantic Coast Line was required
Liv-q-laz.
i'
amended the rands would lie ' and ordered to answer these ques- Moore Haven now, the Democrat
forced into bankruptcy nnd ns a Itluns vokhin six weeks. This or- snyn that Weeks nnd Green arc
resu lt this section nnd state would ,"der wdPcnmplicd with and the ut wjurk on a big patch, and getI commission was notified that we ting good returns. Thu newspa
._ JU lte r.
i
M r. Cobba said tiicre hns been did not desire a hearing before per lull* of tietivittes around
muc htalk nbnut the high freight them on the question. Further Moore Haven, nnd it seems that
* ra te s, charged'by the railroads hut than this, tile, Atlantic Coast Line farmers are planting and dig
■ pointed oui^thnt Jbj
j?f ojjcrf- Rnjlrqat^ C;o)ripj»njri mhas taken ^ o ging potatoes.
.lIKtES-, J.EADS i t f M U j L *
Thos. Emmett Wilson
P.. Connelly
iMOf >ri;
It can't just happen—it must bo
deserved.
Chesterfield has come up fast
because m en know, by Chester*
field's better taste, that here Is
real superiority—o f tobaccos and
blend!
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ford Dally Herald
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■rtlsers should g tv e t k f lr
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Political
Announcements
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR SHERIFF
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for i (election to the office
of aheriff of Seminole county sub
ject to the action of the Demo
cratic primary to be held on June
3. If elected lor another term 1
pledge co tutntl the duties of the
office in the same efficient manner
th a t 1 have conducted it in the
past.
------C. M. HAND.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC l.'i
STRUCTION
1 hereby announce my cnndidstj
for re-election as member of the
Board of Public Instruction for
Seminole County, Florida, repre
senting school district No. 2 of
Seminole County, subject to the
Democratic primsry to be hold on
Juno 3rd, 1924.
__________CHAS, A. PALLAS.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of County Judge
of Seminole County, subject to tni
action of the voters a t the Demo
cratic primary Juno 3.
JOHN G. LEONARDY.
---- ^FOITCOUNTY JUDGE
To the People of Seminole County:
I am a candidate for County
Judge, your support and vote on
June the 3rd will be appreciated.
SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON.
1 hereby announce my candidacy
for County Comimsaioner for the
’3rd District, comprising the towns
of. Lake Mary, limgwood, and Al
tamonte Springs and respectfully
solicit the support of the voters of
this district a t the primary to bo
held June 3, 1924.
____________ W. B. BALLARD.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
< 1 hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of County C om m it
sioner from district number two
of Seminole county, subject to the
iction of the Democratic primary
June 3, 1924.
JOHN MEISCH,
NOTICE
I will be a candidate for renom!
nation for the office of State A t
torney of the Seventh Judicial Cir
cuit of the State of Florida, sub
ject to the action of the Demo
cratic Primary. Your endorsement
for n second term of office will bo
greatly appreciated.
GEORGE A. DeCOJTF.8,
LOST nn opportunity to keep
abreast with the times by not
rending the classified pages of
your daily newspaper. Herald
want nds contain many interesting
messages. It will pay you to read
them daily.
|e I* per»»* at T h e Ba»-
Prompt,
Service.
E ffic ie n t
Political
renouncements
US EC UT1NG ATTORNEY
re to announce to the citlSeminole Qjupty that I am
late tor the’nomination to
■ Court o: tejnlneie County,
■to the, fcctAn of the Demognmary, «une 3rd, 1924. I
■grateful lor your vote and
HOUSES FOR RENT
FOR RENT—Cottage. J. Musson.
FOR RENT—6-room cottage with
bath, lights and water. W. J.
LOST A N D FOUND
I Herald o f f i c e o r b y l e t Telvphoue
U U een tlare a r e a o t v a lid .
m i CLBRi T o T r c o i j i r r
I hereby announce my candi
dacy for the office of CleTk of the
Circuit Court, Seminole County.
Florida, subject to the decision of
tho Democratic.' Prim ary to be
held on June 3rd, A. D., 1924. 1
Jtnnd for efficiency and service in
office,
VANCE-K-OOUGLASSr—
FOR MEMBER' SCHOOL HOARD
I hereby announce mysalf a can
didate for re-election to tRKj)ffice
of membei of the board of public
instruction, representing sclhml
district No. 1 of Seminole Coun‘y,
subject to tho Democratic primary
to be held 5n June 3rd, 1924.
FRED T. WILLIAMS.
TO TH E VOTERS OF THE 19TU
SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
A fter due consideration, I have
added to become a candidate fur
^•election to the State Senate
| eST°F: M &gEHOLDER.
feuNTY COMMISSIONER
tby announce my candidacy
Lnty Commissioner for tho
District comprising Chuluolova and Osceola, subject to
[ion of the Democratic pri*
iune 3.
, C. A. RAULERSON.
CLERK CIRCUIT'COURT1
rby announce that I am a
ite for the offlco of Clerk D em ocratic-Prim ary to be
Circuit Court of Seminole June 3rd.^I-Jcaap«ctxna95k.
& tton 6f the your-support.*"
______
W ? primary
r m i a r x in
i n June,
j u i i o , 1924.
w .
M. O. OVERSTREET.
H. H. CHAPPEU*
USTICB OF
Apartments
For Rent
FOR RENT—3 room apartment,
’•“[Garnery Phone 59.
’ FOR RENT—Furnished apartment. Apply Shirley ApartL, P. HAGAN,
—
mcnt*»
F irst Street.
_______
FOR SHERIFF.
r FOR RENT—Nice apartment foi
V rent. 304 W. 5th St. Phono 414,
e FOR RENT—Double house 'oi
t
three room apartm ent furnish
ed, location good, close In.
ft Connolly & Sons,
i- FOR RENT—Furnished
-----------2-room
ground Door npartment, 200 E.
Third Street. Apply New Era
Printery. dpp. Powtufficc.
FOR RENT—Three room apart415 W. First
Twnooi iioarfr<TTT)omiiioie Co. fr
School district No. 3. Suhiect
the decision of the Democratic i
_________ H. H. PATT1SHALL.
FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT
I wish to announce that I am a
candidate for Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Seminole Co., subjict to
Dcnocratic oriihary, June third.
If elected, I promise the faithful
performance of the duties con
nected with that office.
FOR SHERIFF.
__
W. L. MORGAN.
To the Voters of Seminole County:
FOR
TAX
COLLECTOR
I hereby announce my candidacy
I wish to announce m a t 1 am a
candidate for re-election to the of
fice of County Tax Collector of
t office of County Judge of
Seminole County, subject to the
>le County, I shall be grateaction of the Democratic primary
r the nomloAti^p* and electo be held in June.
md if elected 4 . assure the
ship of Seminole a fair and the help of the proper * subordi ___________ JWO. D. JINKINS.
d administration of the af- nates or assistants and earnestly MEMBER COUNTY
SCHOOL
if th» "fflcc.
JUOARD
solicit tho support of all law en
___ SC.HELLEvMAINES.
I hereby announce myself a can
forcement voters, on June 3rd.
_______ RAYMOND L. ALLEN._ didate for re-election as a member
SUPERINTENDENT OF
of the County Board of Public In
_______INI
____ UCTION
UBLIC
f o u " t a x ‘ ASSESSOR.
District No. 3,
■eby announce my candidacy
I wish to announce that I am a struction from
Oviedo,
__ Osceola and
election to the office of candidate for re-election to the (Geneva,
superintendent of public office of Tax Assessor of Semi Chuluota) subject to the action of
tion of\ Seminole County, nole County, subject to the decls- the Democratic Primary, June 3rd,
I to the Democratic prtmary ion of the Democratic Prim ary to 1924. Having served as a mem
ber of the Board alnce 1915, and
held on June 3rd, 1924.
be held June 3rd, 1924.
T. W. LAWTON.
having been chairman of the
A. VAUGHAN.
Board aince 1019, eapecaliy fits mo
COUNTY I'ltbSEC UTIN G
FOR TAX COLLECTOR
required of a Board
ATTORNEY.
I beg to announce myself a can- for the work
and If rc-eiectcd I prom
tih to announce that I (hall didate for the office of Tax Col member,
candidate for the office oi’ lector of Seminole County, subject ise the name conscientious and con.
r Prosecuting Attorney, sub- to the decision of the Democratic structive service as has been rend
p the' endorsement of the Primary to be held June 3rd. 1924. ered in my many years of service
CHAS. F. HARRISON.
intic voters a t the June 3rd,
R. C. MAXWELL. _
_____
Geneva, Florida.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
FOR
COUNTTTCOMMrSSroNEn
[GEORGE C. HERRING.
I hereby announce my candidacy
I hereby announce my candidacy
OR COUNTY JUDGE
for County Commissioner for the
irtby announce myself as a Fourth District of Seminole Coun for re-election to the offic« of
■le for tho office of County ty. Subject to the action of the C-unty Commissioner from DisI ti it number four of Seminole
of Seminole County, aubject June Prim ary of 1924.
Cojnty, subject to the action of
Democratic primary, June 3,
C. L. WEST.
the Democrat primary June 3, 1924.
I pledge faithful service
FOR SHERIFF
B. F. .W H E E L E R ^
you nominate me.
To the Voters of Seminolo County: _______ .
__ _____ J. G. SHARON.
FOR STATE ATTORNEY.'
' I hereby announce myself a can
1 hereby announce my candi
COUNTY COMMISSIONER didate for Sheriff of Seminole
‘by announce my candidacy County subject to the action of the dacy for the office of State Attor
[-election to the office o: Democratic prim ary to be held on ney for the Seventh Judicial Cir
commissioner of District June 3rd. If I am elected I pledge cuit of Florida, subject to the Dem
Seminole county, alubject to myself t o ‘fulfill the duties of this ocratic Primary to be held Juno 3,
1924.
Mon of the
voters on
----------------June
3rd. office to the bent of my ability.
J. A. SCARLETT.
E, E. BRADY.
C. W. ENTZMINGER.
FOR SALE—DcSoto paints and
vanrishca a t Sanford Novelty
Works, aoie agents.______ 154-tfc
FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs
for setting, 15 eggs for S1.00.
Mrs. Ellsworth, Beardall Avenue,
Sanford. Phone 3303.
83-tfp
SANFORD STOVE WORKS, 321
First Street, Next door to Smith
Brothers. We sell, trade, and re
pair all kinds of cook stoves. If
your trouble is stove trouble, see
FOR SALE—Ancona baby chicks.
,Fino strain pure-bred nnconn
chicks, hatched from eitgs from my
own flock of carefully selected
bleeders. My 17 years experience
In breeding anconas assure you the
best to be hsd irt the breed. All
chicks delivered South Baldwin
REAL ESTATE
Ancona Farni,_I.llIian,_Ala._____
FOR SALE—One pair mules and
FOR RENT—One 12-room flat
wagon, cheap, or one mule, l-ewgood condition, centrally located, is, Altamonte
Springs. Phone
C06-G.
FOR RENT—Store room, good con liE R fJT T T intA T FACTORY—If
you wnnt your hat cleaned and
dition, good location.
blocked when you want it and how
you wont it send it to the Factory.
FOR RENT—One two-room apart 123 Broad Street, Jacksonville,
ment, close in.
Florida._____________________ ’__
FOR SALE—Tomato plants, an;
quantity... Cheek Farm, Frenci
FOR SALE—38 acres, all cleared
and fenced, 350 bearing orange Ave._________________________
trees, lakefront on two sides, close FOR SALE— Sweet tone mnhognny piano, beautiful Art case.
In. Must bo sold and i^ k bargain. Can be seen in Sanford, at $125
and small storage charge. M.
6-ROOM bungalow. I si ruble lo Martin, 324 7th St., Jacksonville,
Flu.
'
cation, easy term s, ^1200.00.
FOR SALE—Cheap, to avoid pack
FOR SALE 15 acres celery land
ing nn {(shipping from Sanford,
fronting on I.ake Monroe 12 will sell my nigh grade player
acres cleared and under ifrigo an,. ________
_______
___ ,
piano at _n 'Sacrifice.
Monthly
nil planted, four flowing wells, terms to praty giving satisfactory
*
h
e
a
.
• references. See piano and make
_,,
offer. E. J. Doby, 84 N. Broad
FOR SALE—10 ncres, 5 cleared,: St., Atlanta, Gb.
vegetaHo land, f lowing— w^ll.^V-pKWRtTKIt— RIBBONS — For
°f ,oadi"K f,tat,on'
use on Royal. Remington or L.
cniap'
C. Smith typewriters. Will sell
p n ii B i t e t i
!
t.
, , for one-half price. Herald office.
FOR SALK—Lots - in Roselnnd ETAo '«kV p u ------m -------Heights. High and dry. A-1 loca- *°{* SALE—Amco adding mntion on Sanford Ave., from $260 „ thl, T N«ver > c n used. $10.
to $500 each, easy terms. If you Hcri>ld office.
^
want a desirable home come in and FOR SALE—E ery , cash register,
see us.
$10 cash. Herald office.
,
,
FOR SALE — Remington typoIf you want a city lot. a suburwriter, with wide carriage, in
ban lot, a house ready built, cel- good condition. $25 cash. Inquire
ery farm, grove or anything In ut Herald office,
the Heal Estate line call us. We uryn— s v t r.—
.— , - r -.11 at the owner, price only.
' ^ ^ ^ l o S i t l o ^ I’t t
AUTOMOBILES AND
REPAIRS
FORDS
New and.Used
ROADSTERS
TOURINGS
U JU l'ES
SEDANS
TON TRUCKS
Cash or terms.
• " Wo Sell or trade.
EDWARD HIGGINS,
Authorized Ford Dealer
____________Sanford.___________
FOR SALE—Ford Roadster prac
tically new. Bargain. Sco Stew
a rt Dutton.
HELP WANTED
WANTED—Sanford business men
who are in need of competent
help should read the classified
psge of The Herald. There’* no
reason for sending out-of-town for
help when there is probably Just
the person you want in t he d ty.
WANTED7200 salespeople now.
MAKE DIG MONEY''-Selling Watkins nationally advertised house
hold products. YOU CAN TOO.
Established 1808. Resource! $15,«
000,000. Branches all over U. S.
and Canada. Rare CHANCE JUST
NOW for City Sales dealers, men
or women, full or pert time, in city
of Sanford, and elsewhere. Wrtie
today for our practical, sure
MONEY-MAKING PLAN. J. R.
Watkins Co., Dept. 99, Memphis,
VULCANIZING
Hood
Goodyear
and
WANTED
Balloon Tires
Used Cara
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS,
Commercial St.
Box 68.
FOIt SALE—Plant litggarweed
in all your groves, fruit and
.truck—ta m n iq il ;;ruw Jour own
fertilize!. Makes splendid emp of
hay on poorest soils. Write fur
Information.
Cherokee
Farms,
Monticello- -Fla.__________ _
WANTED TO BUY—Flat top desk
in good condition. Must be cheap
for fash. Address Box 431, San
ford, Florida.
FOR SALE—Two J e f C ^ c ows;
also small cream separator. W.
W. Van Neaa, P. Q. Box 67._____
FOR SALK — Folding Ironing
board, small victrola, and two
dozen records, very cheap. Own
er laving town. Apply 112 Lau
rel Ave., after 5 p, m.
FOTt SALE—Small house, modern
conveniences, on beautiful lake.
Tun minutes drive from Post Of
Madam Harriet,
fice; $*3,000.00; terms. W. V.
Henuty Parlor.
Wheeler, 404 1st N atl. Bank, Bldg.
.Over Mobley’s Drug Store.
_____ Park Ave. Phone 2-r6._____ ’Phone 101-J.
WANTED—Good used typewriter WIL1 TRADE—35 acre farm
tw dvc miles north of Miami, in
for cash. R. J. Reel. Phone 3.
3
rapidly growing section for well
PUBLIC Stenographer; your bus located property in or near San
ness solicited. 107 Park Ave ford. Small cash payment is re
quired. Price of Miami property,
Phone 349.
including farm house and faarnn in
WANTED TO BUY—T c"
$16,000. If interested in making n
trade writo giving full description
of your property, location and
price. A iid revs R. J. Peck, Fuli ford, Florida.______________
, FOR SALE—10 acres close to city
FOR RENT
, on good road. New house, garage
WANT—ToI ___
rent _____
fo r the_ summer, 1and other improvements. $2,000.00. FOR RENT—Garage, corner 11th
well located home in Sanford, by 'Term s. W. V. Wheeler, 1st NaCl
St. and Elm Ave.
responsible party. Must bo up to Bank Bldg, ‘Phono 101-J.
date with all fmporvementa and
completely furnished. Give com
plete information as to location
and price in answering thhi ad.
O. C. Bryant, W ag
Box 431, Sanford. Florida.
Sanford Novelty
Works
WANTED — Property Ratings:
Your property for sale or renl
listed with us will receive oui
prompt attention and will be ham
died to the best nf our ability
'Phone 101-J. W. V. Wheeler, 4<H
1st N afl Bank Bldg.
Contractor and Builder
517 Commercial Street
ARCHITECT
First National Bank Bldg.
Sanford, ----------- Florida
PRINTING
For All Classes of Work
107 North Sanford Ave.
H. B. Lewis & Co,
AUorney-at-Law
<
Over Seminole County
Bank
Sanford.
■ Florida
Address
National Bank Building,
ground floor.
No. 107-Telephone 349—Park Ave.
Sanford Machine Co
Fred R. Wilson *
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW *
First National Bank Bldg*
Sanford ------------ Florida
Tailors, Cleaners and Dyera
117 Park Avenue— Phong 4I>
Wilson Welding & Radiator
Works
"If it’s Metal we can weld X*
SANFORD, FLORIDA
First
STEWART The Florist
Flowers For All Occaaiaaf
By GEORGE McMANUS
t O M E T H IN C , t^>
T H E . rA K T T E R * rW fB C
OAUCHTER
IL L O R M A C ,C*tE ' r ~
H V b OEEM
HURT
J
George A* DeCottes
Elton J Moughton
6 room house, gar
Matthews Press
ing Station, gas at 2 age, lights, water, gas WThe
r l a k a l l h l s . . S a n f o r d K la .
Phone 417-L-2
cents above cost the and bath room, $45.00:
per month or will sell I
year around.
Sign Shop
at vfcry reasonable Sanford
APPROPRIATE
LETTERING
terms.
N FORD,FLA
LAWYER
•
— Court H o u m
General Shop and Mill Work
Carolina,-Florida filli-
^AN D SUPPLIES
Schelle Main ts
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
ner, Fla., will sell at
REAL ESTATE
WANTED
W w llB M
FOR SALE—Cadillac 4-passenger
phaeton, Model 57, in good con
dition except paint. Good tires,
two extras, $050.00 cash for
BUILDING
quick sale. Address Cadillac, care
MATERIAL
Herald, t-'OR SALE OK' TRADE—Frank
lin sedan on easy terms or will MIRACLE Concrete Co^ ( r s t r i l
>-ement work, sldewlaki, build
trade for real estate title or
equity. Biggest automobile bar ing blocks, irrigation boxea. J. &
gain in the state. Write P. O. Box Terwilleger, Prop.______________ •
1020, Sanford. Fla., what you have. Lumber and Building Material, *
Carter Lumber Company
N. Laurel SL Phone 565.
Business
IILL LUMBER CO. House <4
Opportunities
Service, Quality and Price.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY—We,
the m anufactures ’ of n well
known and wider} advertised proprietery medicim., wnnt n repre
DRESSMAKING
sentative in each county in Flor
ida. Our proposition is attractive MRS. NIXON has added to her
and will net n man from $200 to
dressmaking establishment tail
$250 per month. Character and oring, lames suits tailored to order.
nbility count more than money ..in. 894-W -Fifth-St;-----— -----sciccttOTT Write us your qualltlcations and if satisfactory we will PROTECT
YOUR
CHILD’S
explain our proposition to you by
HEALTH
letter. Tho National Remedy Com
pany, Postofficc Station G, Jack Through thoughtlessness the slight
sonville, Florida.
cough or cold of a child is often ne
glected and soon becomea serious.
A few doses of FOLEY'S HONEY
AND TAR COMPOUND, at small
NOTICE
cost, taken a t the onset of tha
would bring speedy relief. B*
Anyone wishing to com cold
prepared, have a bottle of ttda
municate with the Knights safe, reliable cough remedy on
of the Kit _Klux Klan of ’ hand, find give promptly when a
Sanford may do eo by ad j cough or cold is detected. Equally
dressing mail to Postofficc I as effective for older persons, No
FO k SALE—Mathushek Piano in
MISCELLANEOUS
____ WANTED------
NGING UP FATHER
MR.
TOUR BU TLER
-"Jb T p h o n e d a n d ^ a id
T O U R W IF E W A N T Id Y O U
TU
R lC iH T H O M E
ROOMS FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
FOR STATE SENATOR FROM
THE NINETEENTH SEN
ATORIAL DISTRICT.
I announce my candidacy for
nomination as State Senator from
the Nineteenth Senatorial District,
subject to the Democratic Frimary
to be held June 3rd. 1 am an a t
torney at taw practicing a t San
ford, Florida, and have been a res
ident of and attorney in the Nine
teenth' Senatorial District for 13
years. Your support will be great
ly appreciated.
_______
LEWIS O’DRYANLOST—EastenfStar*pin with gold
bar with the name "Sadie'’ en- FOR RENT—Furnish
graved. Finder please leave a t : Annie 305 Myrtle Ave
Allen Seed Co.’s and receive re-. 328-W.
ward, Mra. Sadie Allen
FOR RENT—For 0 months, com*
fortably furnished house, six
sleeping rooms. 318 Magnolia
Avenue.
________________
FOR RENT—Modern f> room bun
galow, 010 Magnolia. Apply H.
C, DuBose.
S t.ro a tla u a n rr MUST W
teous.
Political
Announcements
PAGE SEVEN
APRIL d, 1921
Members Floriste Telegraph Do*
livery Association
414 Myrtle Ave.
Phone S66-W
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JU t> T T O O
, LATE * 1
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YE*> DADDY
Contractor and Bolide
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T H U R S D A Y , A P R I L 10,1921
Comment Favorable
Iii German Editorial
( m
ilty he might have at de
ll, began reaklng a long pre
statement but both Senators
and Wheeler objected to any
winded” explanation. "Y oc
guilty of charges q f defraudIhe Indians of these lands,"
1 Senator Wheeler. "Yes, sir,
with the understanding that
would be a Ane," said Miller.
Her denied h's “ understandrith the attorney generals ofand said when he employed
Todd he did not know he was
’ law partner o f Daugherty."
ng the interim betw«en teavr in Oklahoma land frauda
Old Hickory Powder plant
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...W A SH IN G TO N . Apr. 10.— Sentor Borah, Republican, Idaho, was
named chairman
of the special
senate committee investigating the
cireuijpifTnles surrounding the in*
Information oit Report Y et In dictment o f Senator W’heeler by a
complete but Washington
Montana grand Jury.
Pleaaed with Reception of
W A SH IN G TO N , Apr. 10.— Im
Work
of
Dawea*
mediate
investigation
of
the
Committee.
charges which led to the indictW A S H IN G TO N , Apr. lO .- O fflcial Washington baaing its im
pression* on still Incomplete in
formation regarding the reports
o f the two
expert
reparations
commdttee in Paris, was inclin
ed Wednesday to be optimistic
regarding the reception which the
report* w ill be accorded by the
powers.
The belief was privately ex
pressed by one caulnet officer that
Europe Anally had been given a
constructive plan on which * it false and the Indictment as a de
liberate “ frame-up." He assured
the senate that he was not a
scintilla o f evidence to support
them and defied his enemies to
produce such evidence.___________
T h e m tr ik in g bacg Vigorously
o f the expert "Committee*
were at his accusers, the
Montana
not a governmental arrangement senator declared he wan not able
and reiterates their Inability to to be intimidated; that he had
express any governmental
ap- fought corruption
during
a
val of the committees' work. stormy polttlfcal career in
his
ond saying it waa earnestly own state and would continue to
hoped that the reporta would lead Aght it in Washington regard
to a solution o f the reparations less o f his ow*n personal fo r
tangle, no comment o f any kind tunes.
was available
at
the depart
A n n o u n c e that he aought no
ment.
smypathy
from
his colleagues
The only form al statement was and was perfectly abh to mukc
issued by (Secreary Hoover. He hia own Aght, Senator
Wheeler
pointed out somo o f the advan- pleaded with thef senate to put
tagea to
American trade
and an end tow hat he characterised
farm production (which
would as a “ spy" system designed to
follow i f the plans led to a set intimidate United
State*
sen
tlement o f
European
economic ators.
problems.
In addition to these
"They are not going to inadvantages it waa pointed out in
I he sent seveiril In bn to Moni la WKeelei i t s c A n t l i m i t
lu sgo at the* request o f the
►office department.
He taaid
talked to Harry Daugherty
lit the case but replied negative
ilka* Hanivhaeltf ■aI«l ka ^wanf.
icrlbed
the Bosch Company
iceedings at Isngth together
ih a related transaction o f the
ien Property office by A ; Mit>11 Palmer, in which Joseph F.
Iffey, of Pittburgh, director o f
kt for the property office, was
irged in 1822 with embesxlent, by an indictment which is
’ ystun prosecuted.
Storck described
Martin
E.
m, of Allentown, Pa., as the
nsneier and felon” and “ friend
Mr. Palmer,"- who procured the
sure o f the German-owned
ach Magneto plant in 1918. He
ted Kern aa an iinnaturalized
•Went o f the United SUtcs,
»o served repeated tarns upon
Ivlctlon o f crinie between 1888
n 1806 and declared that notIthstanding "Kern and his asBates made a million out o f
a Bosch Magneto ’ . deal without
ting up a rad nlekle."
The witness’ knowledge o f the
- (Continued on page 8)
It.
loans made ...tham-by tha-United
RtalM
almvle Kan.
B
taiea. "Tkn
" Tfia vreatnaf
greatest single
barriar’ to the economic recuperation
o f the world has been the unset
tlement o f German reparations,"
Mr.
Hoover's
statement
said,
“ with all the malign forces tha-.
have Aowed
from it in unem
ployment, continued great arm
ament,
disturbance
to
world
Anance, instability o f exchange—
all in a multitude o f directions.
I f the commission now secures n
Just and
practical Jietilement,
the whole world w ill benefit.
“ Restoration
o f courage, en
terprise V « n d
confidence in Eu
rope, inqmase in industrial Pro
duction, decrease
in unemploy
ment. w ill in the end react bene
ficially to our own people.
The
consumption o f food stuffs that
w ill follow
decreased
employ
ment w ill beneAt the American
farmer. Everybody
gains to a
stable and peaceful
world— no
body loses.
-. *•
iose parts o f the committee
reports which had reached
the
government quarters here Wed
nesday and which had been ten
tatively
examined
appeared to
the declared
policies
of
the
Washington
administration
on’
the questions with which they
dealt. The decision o f the first
committee
not to relieve Ger
many o f her obligations to make
just reparation payments and to
protect just claims o f the allies
against Germany was interpreted
as being in keeping with tne de
sires or ‘.his government.
A t the same
time,
it
was
pointed out, t h e . attitude o f the
Washington government with re
America Celebrate
spect to the treatment o f Ger
> 29th Anniversary many by the allies, the collection
of reparations from her without
U t a recent meeting o f the local causing prostration or threaten
laptcr o f ' the Royal Neighbors ing- disaster to the national life,
America the 29w anniversary o f also had been followed out by
B formation o f that organisation the committee, to an extent that
•* appropriately celebrated by a made their views and those o f
Jfe attendance o f the members. government officials here largely
ths meeting which was held coincide.
At the
It has been repeatedly asserted
I the Masonic Hall, tha atato sup » e deputy, JM r * A lice Vos- by Secretary Hughes that pro
kdt was present.’ Mrs. Voshardt ductivity must be the fundament
M called upon to apeak and she al basis o f any plan for Ger
Mpomiod with a moat Interesting many’! discharge o f her obliga
fd entertaining talk on the his tions, either o f reparations or oth
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nenta o f tha or- er just w af claims. From what
it was ’ founded.'> could be seen o f the plan set up
to aid Germany to produce and to
> praised the*
Pter and ex p :------r ---------\ . . maintain Industry and national
ng able to be prqaent on- that oc. Ufe during the time reparation*
were being paid, soma officials
•*’ . ■ • •
•itution work^ consisting o f her* believe that world opinion
* adoption degree waa eonfer- w ill support tha findings o f the
!«pon several candidates. Drill experts In that regard.
• » waa also another feture o f
[. vnUrtainment which was aa- W . B. Hale, Journalist,
enjoyed, fn charge o f the
ign-gation'of l i e PropngandX in Rome when Ca>dinnl Mundelein (center), Archbis
notified by Vt\
emissaries tha t the Pope had elevated him to the cardinalate.
L
ai
HENEY SPECIAL Washington News LOCAL MEN TO
COUNSEL C A SE Hartun F. Stone took: up hi* du BE PRESENT AT
at attorney general.
PALATKA MEET
'REVENUE PROBE ties( .*>mi|itr.>lief—Dew
c.i urg ed— thr
( Ilf
F lo r id a Students
Entertained L a s t
Night by Rosebro
A m m Ii 0 4
>’ r r « » )
at the Valdes Hotel Wednesday
night at 7 o’clock.
The entretalnment fo r the via*
itors waa given upon the comple
tion of a three-day teat of the
electric and water works plants o f
the company. Acting aa toastmas-
Chamber o f Commerce Will Have
Large Delegation P resen t'A t
Waterways Meeting At
I’ alatka Tomrrow.
V;
By R. W. "Postman", Jr.
Pursuant to a letter received
from the Palntka
Chamber of
Commecc advising o f n meeting to
be held in that city, Friday, to or
ganize a St. Johns Waterway As
sociation, the Inland Waterways
Committee o f the Sanford Cham
ber of Commerce and officials of
the local branch o f the Florida W a
terways Traffic League w ill send
representatives to Palatka.
According to the letter from the
Puhttka Chamber of Commerce, the
suggestion for the organisation of
'll new association-. artgiuKbaAf-T^fc
St. Elino W. Acosta o f Jacksonville
day among the reparation commit
and it is proposed to have this astee delegates who v
f l l r Tfce A ■••elate* Preaa)
W A SH IN G TO N . April 10.— The
peace o f the sennte special com
mittee investigating the internal
revenue bureau
was
shatered
Wednesday when Senator Cou-
» appointment
Heney, famous for many years
as a public prosecutor meant' "an
other sennte muck raking," ex
pedition and Senator Ernst's de
claration that it was aimed by
Senator Couxen*
as
Secretary
Mellon because the secretary hud
"spanked the senator in their
recent public tax controversy.
Senators King, of Utah, an-l
Jones, o f New Mexico, w ow the
Democrats who
voted
with
Senator Couzena. It developed in
the committee discussion thu: the
Arst suggestion for a committee
_____ _ had come
____
Seriato*
counsel
Cousens from Sei-ator Jones when
he had observed, Senator Couzen*
around
said, “ me
floundering
here" and getting nowhere w it
*
> with
here and’ getting nowhere
the inquiry.
.
When it was brought out
posed t o ' pay allhcsenate.procnint
Senator
Couzens, one o f ' the
richest men in the senate, pro
posed to pay all Hcney’s expens
es in conccotion with the investi
_gation,. Senator Ernst sharply
questioned the propriety o f that
action.
Senator Jones,. however,
defended Senator CouzenV action
and Senator King appeared to
take the same view.
Tho Heney employmon: resolu
tion landed on the committee ta
ble like a bombshell, so far as
Senator Watson waa concerned.
IContinued on page 8)
cation
Hbtiee-
department
before
M rn iitj
The senate commlttei-e investi
gating the internal revenue ' bu
reau agreed to employ Francis J.
Heney of California as counsel.
Tho oil committee again In
quired into reports of an oil deal
at the 1820 Republican conven*.
tion and summoned more w it
nesses.
Senator Johnson,
Republican,
California, attacked the
gentle
men’s agreement with Japan in u
senate speech on the immigration
bill.
Senator
WheelerDemocrat,
Montana, denounced his ind'etmerit on the senate floor and thu
sennte ordered an investigation of
the case.
Restoration of an excess proAts tax was - proposed
in
an
amendment to the revenue bill
offered by
Senator
Brookhart,
Republican, Iowa.
Radio broadcasters before
n
senate committee aupported the
Dill bill which would relieve them
o f paying
copyright dues on
broadcasting mus'e.
Secretaries Wilburi and Hoov
er advocated before the house na
val committee unlimited powers
for the president in war time
drafting o f economic resources.
Secretary
Hoover 'before
a
house committee urged investiga
tion by tho commerce department
to determine what could be ac
complished b ya readjustment of
the freight rate structure.
Miller answered questions per
taining to auction selling,.and he
cleared up many misunderstand
ings on tne part - o f - t h e assem
bled growers. He said the_______
reason
has
not
the New York auction 1
— ....
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most
satisfactory
thening the Florida
Citrus Ex brought the
ls because
change, the general state-wido returns
thia year
Is
because
convention here o f more than 1. shipments dnto New York have
000 growers today took up such
subjects as grading, packing and
coloring fruit.
‘
The - United
States
standard
grades fo r citrus fruits were ap
proved by the convention and rec
ommended to all packers, with a
uest that the
lowest grade,
iwn a a . “ merchantable culls,"
be -withheld from markets. • The
meeting- also indorsed the govern
ment's recentl
Inspection sei
immtnd'
shippers,
K
ed to describe the at
o f selling in large ell
pUlfced
the functki
l ndlana-*to,;1869.
bers consulting their respective
governments, according to allied
circles.
However, the inkling of how
"that commission may dispose of
the report may be obtained by the
end o f this week nnd it is consid
ered, possible that Premier Poin
care, Premier Ramsay MacDonald
nnd Premier Theunis may instruct
their reparations representatives
^A L . m.I
*U ,.u n „ at m* .IA.111
to hand over the experts’ docu- 1 hearers on his views on tha evident
ments to
the governments without 1issues.
. .i------ j.
The Jacksonville man
•previous deliberation. I f such ac-|*
. poke to a large gathering in Qr*
tion were taken it would bo fdrjiando night before last.
, ,
speeding up the settlement or
“
Mr. Jennings is known tn >bar*
semblance thereof before the Ger a large number of supporter* ^to.
man and French elections.
thia county and it is open debate^
N o P T lIrn U r V1«S1---------- as to whether tit' or John Martin"
"Tho Dawes’ report is unani Will carry Semiilole county. ’,Bbth
mous, yet it does not represent any randidatea are known to be claim
body’s particular views," waa one ing this county.
succinct comment proffered In non
Mr. Jenningk enjoys the dis
French circles today. N everth e tinction o f having made the firat
less everybody wants as much of political address in this state by
it as possible accepted as s basis radio. On Tuesday night o f' thu
o f settlement. The question is who week he spoke at the opening i f
will bgln."
the big broadcasting station or the
" It can be stated now that most Tampa Times presenting his plat
o f the original divergencies be- _________
. the
__ people pf
form and___
urging
tween tho French and British r<-"t*Florida to support his
The British still believe that
Resolution Coes Through To 1
ploy Heney Special Counsel 1
• Inquiry Into Internal
Revenue Bureau. •
1 am not going to bo stop-
no foundation."
. .
“ But they have not sioppeJ
with their atack upon me," he
added, “ they have tried to injure
my wife and my babies.”
As the Arst o f a dozen senat
ors approached to congratulate
him, Senator
Wheeler
brushed
tears away from his eyes.
Chairman
Brookharti o f
the
Daugherty investigating commit
tee, on his feet before Senator
Wheeler concluded, told the sen
ate he believed the indictment
was directly due to his colleague’s
activity in tho investigation.
" I believe this Indictment can
be traced back to Daugherty," he
declared. "But the proceeding hus
not intimidated the committee.
We will continue to go forward
until the people o f the United
States can render a true ••crdict
upon this conspiracy to protect
the criminally rich in their effort
to rule the country."
Senator Brookhart then declar
ed that evidence adduced beforo
the committee and compentcnt in
any court o f law had “ shown an
organised conspiracy In the house-
Thr
foyal Neighbors of
lUlAn
. i •#i
H e a r F r a n k J en n in g s W h e
H e A dd resses
V o te r s
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T h is C it y T o n ig h t ' a t 8 0
Indications > re that a
large
crowd o f voters of Sanford and
Seminole county wilt hear the ad
dress o f Frank E. Jennings «'f
Jacksonville tonight at 8 o'clock
in behalf o f his candidacy foe i n f
e rio r. Mr. Jennings is scheduled
to speak from the Seminole County
Bank corner.
Arrangements fo r . the meeting
have been completed according to
a statement given out WedneSlay
by those in charge of the gather*
ing. Mayor Forrest Lake will in
troduce the speaker and Mr, Jeivnings will than present hi* pUtform.
This will be Mr. Jennings’ fIrdt
speech in this city in the pm eh t
K
8«n-
8tu
F IV E
P r«H ) .
B ER LIN . Apr. 10.— The balk
ot editorial comment published
in the Berlin paper* today in
clines to the opinion that the
report o f .BHgadiep , General
Dawes, of the expert reparation
committee constitutes the baais
for, hegt}flaUon£\i Only t o iso
lated Insta'nelJl’ b f nationalistic
organa is- opposition voiced and
even ,their fu miliar cry o f "un
,acceptable’' which gregfer past
3peech by PrbMOItor
Daugherty . Committee
ore Crowded - Chamber
Galleries'of UW’Senate.
T The A««<*eOlt»S PM M )
3HINGTON, Apr. 10.— hi
jve
session the
senate
erty
committee
decided
lay to speed up lts investiga' the books o f the Midland
Washington, Court Hopse,
Senator WheeUiti the cornprosecutor. leatek tonight
hio to begin work,
istor
Moses.
Republican,
Hampshire, who was named
abcommittee member to make
Jhlo inquiry with
Wheeler
rigorously opposed In the
rutor’s plans, and latsr with-.
from
the
subcommittee,
man Brookhart
taking1:his
The committee believes the
books contain evidence o f ft*
il operations o f Harry.. JL
(icrty and others in conflrma-
i
S IN G L E , C O P IE S
exchange, is the largest'.shipin Florida, and Senator John
raylor, o f Largo, and Dr. E.
Adams, q f L a x* A lfred, also
ninent shipers, that they had
tad to affiliate with the cxnge, gave considerable
tmta to the movement fo r the
•MHgwe • •
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U three form er
Independent
raters
said' that they wero
u> Senator Fletcher the location of
a cunal connecting up the St. Johns
with'the Indian River.
•The Inland Waterways Commit
tee of the Sanford Chamber of
Commorce of which A. P. Connel
ly is chairman nnd the Sanford
branch of the Waterway Traffic
League headed by TL W. Knight,
Held a meeting last night and dele
gated Forrest Lake, A . P. Connelly
and G. ,W. Knight o f Sanford and
Judgo W. T. Bland o f Orlando nnd
■Patrick A. Vans Alffiew of \\ inter
Park to jointly represent the local
chamber and the league at meet
ing in Pnlntkn.
Although an adverse report on
this canal has been returned by
government engineers since the
hearing held in Sanford some time
jigo, it is now being re-agitated.
Sentiment in the communities
which would be served by this
route has been aroused by tho
Florida Waterways Traffic League
to the bcncAts to be secured from
this Improvement.
Patrick A. Vans Agncw has
proposed this inland waterwuy
project to provide fo r freight car
rying, passenger
and pleasure
craft, the estimated cost of which
to complete it is $10,000,000. Such
a canal would tic Jacksonville and
* Continued on page 8.
SanfordElksLodge
Installs Officers at
Meeting Last Night
3 & JE S 3
the reports to their governments
and studying these reports for their
own information. There is genernl agreement that the combined
efforts o f Gen. Dawes and Owen D.
Young have proved to be “ the most
hopeful attempt at a settlement"
yet made, and members of the re
paration commission who are with
out political connection admit that
i f the Arst committee’s report
wero treated purely as a business
proposition, the business-life thing
to do would be to present it .to
Germany In decisive terms aa an
offer fo r settlement.
However,
many thorny political questions
are likely to arise and representa
tive men among the allies concede
that Germany will And In it many
things hard to swallow.
Mid-Way Solution
In consenuenca o f thia the mem
bers o f tne reparation commis
sion are understood to feel that
the allied governments will have
to devise some mid-way solution
before submitting the report to
Germany, particularly
aa tha
Dawes’ proposals are very good;
i f they are imposed on Germany—
well, hardly."
In any case the reparation com
mission’s present attitude so fa r
as can be learned is one-of quies
cence with the probability that the
reports will be carefully studied
while awaiting instructions from
the various governments.
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Florida gubernatorial tandWhat
‘ In hla talk, Mr. Jennings *tr
ed state Issues, as set forth'in
platform, particularly exprahi
appreciation fo r tha ntipporC w!
the people o f Florida are accord*
ing the law enforcement, rcapportlonment and good roads features
o f his platform.
• >
A . B. Newton, fo r years one ol’
the leading Agurea in west Orange
county and throughout the central
part o f the state, an ex-newspaper
man and fo r several year* a repreaentatlve in the state legid attro
is supporting Mr. Jennings for
ernor.
A fte r a thorough canvas o f tho
situation and investigation in tho
field of candidates, Mr. Newton
has come to the conclusion that
Mr. Jennings is the best mail to
the race. Here is what he ha# (o
say about the former speaker* Of
the House of Representatives Of
this state:
“ It is my belief that the Ds
crats o f Florida are going to i
inate Frank E. Jennings forernor on June' 3. I believe,
because I am Apuly convinced
with.him extending over a cunsk
erable period o f years and bacato
o f the constructive platform tytfc
which he is basing his csndidsicy
“ Mr. Jtnningi is a man who
known throughout
Florida «
standing fo r things worthwltt
and constructive.
His
recoi
throughout has been abaohiW
clean. No breath o f suspicioftto
ever been voiced aa to tha JUen
proachuble character o f his pufil
or private life. This is a thtagfj
unusual In Itself when a man, wt
has mixed in state-wide polities. !
concerned, that it is' well wegtl
o f mentioning.
_ _
With approximately 70 mem
bers present the Sanford Elks
Lodge Wednesday night installed
its new officers, which were as
follows: Exalted Ruler, Harry B.
Lewis; Esteemed Leading Knight,
W. E. Walthall; ^Esteemed Loyal
Knight, S. Bunge; Esteemed LecJohn Ludwig;
See Ludwig; SecWring
Knight- Johni
velopment and up-build
retary, J. D. Chittenden; X
Treasurer,
T *V u,!er'
ida’a agricultural and
L.
J.
.uursmiu,
C.
Marshall: TUer, E B. Roukej
resources. He la now
Trustees fo r thi
braska by approximately 30,000.’
ter Thurston; 1
Lodge, Judge
i GiJH?A(JO, A p r. lOr-Indlcations
that the final majority of. President
Coolidg* osar .Senator Joknson. in
s& a ra A E
Illinois, for Rep^bjjcan preference
sident would amount to 1$0.nra given in the returns. About
000 procintc out o f 5,688 are un
heard from.
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N ew Revenue
Formally Repor
MARKET
fS r T i t
Am
m Is M
P rtM )
NEW O R LE A N 8 , Apr. 10.— Cot
ton. M a r -31.43;-July 29.97.
CHICAGO,
Apr.
10-W hPat,
May 101 to 101 1-4. July, 103.
Corn, May 76 1-4 to 72 1-2. Oats,
M sy iff 3J$ to-4 t l-fe------------------
NASH U A
Sr T Ii
NASHUJ
Nashua pc
two magjui
left today 1
fiolals of-U
Wa s h i n g t o n !
new ravenua bill was fi
ported to the Senat* tod
er with the new Democ
°f.
u tM
or. carrying o
out
an in.
schedule similar U I
ed down in tha sc
mitts*. It chn
surtax o f 40 per
v
‘3
* 1
,
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T H F S A N F O R D H E R A L D . ' W E D N E S D A Y , A P R I L 9, 1921
COMMITTEE OF
LFARE WORK DAWES M A K E S
\N DEVELOPS REPORT TODAY
t
Continued trom pagi. on*,
in g a p e n t each year in Seminole
county by th© various oodles anil
j o t a Rteat deal o f good ia coming
from It. She said one case had
®**n found-where irfftbttty hhd re
ceived aid from several organiza
tions including the county com
missioners. She stated that such
conditions tend to pauperise peo-
moih ■ta iled h*fe, and now that it
did BOt want to give it up.
J»he said the primary work of
tho organisation, was welfare and
fealth work and that If the duties
o f the county nurse were taken
fta oiovsr by another body that
Would mean taking away the taakH
fo r which the association was formdu. Boh Mra. Leonardy and Misa
Crawford ook occasion to refute
« t t a l n statements made by the
(finer. The motion by Mr. Entit&inger then followed.
(Continued from page 1.)
recovery o( nil European peoples
and the entry upon a new period
of, hnppineis and. prosperity urfThe covering letter o f General
Dawes follow s:
.
’"T o the president o f the repara
tion commission:
“ S ir: “ Your committee hns un
animously adopted a report upon
the means fo r balancing the Gcrmnn budget and the measures to
be taken to stabilise its currency
which I now have the honor to sub
mit.
I’
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“ Deeply impressed by n sense o f
its responsibility to your commis
sion and to the universal conscience
the committee bases its plan upon
those principles o f justice, fa ir
ness and muual interest in the su
premacy o f which not only the
creditors o f Germany and Germany
itself but the world also have a v i
tal and enduring concern.’
“ W'ith these principles fixed ard
accepted in that common good
faith which is the foundation oi all
business and the best safeguard
fo r universal peace, the commit
tee s recommendation*
must bo
considered not as ointlicting penal
ties but as suggesting means for
assisting the economic recover) of
alj European peoples and the en
try upon a new period of happiness
and prosperity'unmenaced by war.
"In its work the full committee
hns held since Jan. 14, 1924, 4H
meetings. The sub-committee on
the stabilization o f currency, com
posed o f M. Parmentier, Sir K. M.
Kinderslcy, M. Emile Frnnqui and
Professor K Flora, assisted by
Mr. Henry M. Robinson und under
the chairmanship o f Mr. Owen D.
Young, has held OH meetings, and
the sub-committee on balancing
tpe German budget, composed of
M.- A lix, aBron Houtart and Dr.
Pirelli, under the chairmanship of
Sir J. C. Stamp, has held CO meet
ings. These sub-committees have
also had th© assistance o f Mr. An
drew McFadyean, the general sec
retary o f the reparation commis
sion. The time o f the committee,
outside o f that consumed by its
[Tle?-*ng8* *>a.3 ^een Riven largely
u investi gation mid study;
x
.
Delivered Anyw here in the city
50 CTS. FO R 5 G A L L O N S
See W. B. Lynch or Phone 539
ttn n ttttiu tu n ttttn tiu iiu m tu tttitt
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♦
“ No nursery tree is a first class tree unless hud
ded from a bearing tree o f a known quality anc
quantity o f production.” — O. W. Connor.
And thus make your grove a “ Rest Producer.” It
cannot be done with just any kind o f trees.
Acquaint yourself with the propagation methods
of the
Then it will be quite easy to decide where In buy
your trees. I will be pleased to show you, and
give you the benefit o f my grove experence.
(ACROSS T H E B R ID G E FROM N E W S M Y R N A )
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R. C. N E W E L L , Agent, Longwood, Pin.
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For on that date we a re g oing to hold our
TO R Y S A L E of Ocean to River Lots.
A
H O M E-FO LK S
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All roads will lead to N E W S M Y R N A * B E A C H on that day.
FOLLOW
TH E A R R O W S and note that the new road between DeLand and New
Smyrna is now open and in excellent condition. Come on over and let’s
have fun.
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H A D D O C K G IVES
; R E S U M E SCOUTT
iur kindness
•ee at the South Side School-**
■'ream work counts. Ability to
tspend at any time o f the day
eraeverance, your boys have
e above thoroughly instilled
I their every day life.”
^‘During my career ir. Y. M. C.
. work, coupled along with Itedt.th, l have visited many'scout
rganizations and as yet have
E
This is Your Opportunity to Own Beach Property at the
W e put tfn. this special pre-Easter event
F i n to Asthma and
Hay F svm Sufferers
stimulating early buying.
Our shop
is
for
the purpose
the choicest
W e offer you unrestricted selection at special
prices.
of
replete with a very
large representation of Dresses and Millinery of
kind.
Lowest Possible
reducted
.
Compare this price with Beach property prices anywhere else alonsr
the East Coast and M A K E U P Y O U R M IN D Q U IC K !
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And remember— Beacfh Property is going to be in great demand this
Summer and coming Winter, so get ready to share in the profits of the im
mediate Summer trading.
too Important to reflect.
to/. Writ, bow tad tx.ln the method
•
no monr,. Bmpl, mail cot poo
In the newest interpre
tations
of
the
modeW hether it*n for street, af
ternoon or aports wear the
simple frocks predominate.
In your preference o f Can
ton
Crepe,
Roshanara.
Printed Crepe, ChitTon nnd
novelty materials.
O f charming fashion.
You can indulge your denire to the fullest extent.
Hatn for street, sport, a f
ternoon or evening wear.
In glorious color effects and
h o many variations o f line
that you are certain to
find the perfect one among
them. Flowers, ribbon ami
fancies on silk or straw. A
worthy collection in every
way.
$29.75 Dresses at
.................$24.95
$24.50 Dresses at
W e are improving N E W S M Y R N A B E A C H rapidly, and very soon
the new Bridge from N ew Smyrna will connect with thiB property which
will create an immediate enhanceme it in value.
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$11.95 Grades at
....................... :. . $ 2 2 . 0 0
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$22.50 Dresses at
...-:............. $19.75
THEATRE
W E C O R D IA L L Y IN V IT E YO UI
One Special Lot
At $16.75
Values up to *24.50.
A ll Linens, Voiles, Ging
hams, Etc., reduced special
fo r these 3 days.
A ll others reduced.
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rery home. •
Comedy, “ Hkylarkiag.”
144 SOUTH REACH STREET, D A Y T O N A .
drama that tourhea
cry man's Ufa and cchoe* in
:
Selling Agents.
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It's a
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' Price* 10 ned 25 canty.
Thuraday and Friday
label N on a end la “ T U B F.XTBA G IRL.”
C. M. ROGERS A N D
tn
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910 M A IN 'S T., D A Y TO N A BEA
C A N A L STHEET, N E W S M Y R N A .
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April 16-17 D. W. Griffith’.
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TH E S A N FO R D H E R A LD , T H U R S D A Y , A P R IL 10, 1924.
-
ne
Republican
eting Imparts a
Be o f Dignity
Osage Queen
C L E V E L A N D , Apr. 9. — The
nxmlcipal auditorium
in which
Or Republican national conven
tion w ill b « h e ld 'h e re In June,
naa a remarkable faculty o f impartin g a sense o f dignity to the
auamisted —in JA - ac1W » ® « jr ,+S "C it3r M a n a g e r W illiam
E, Hopkins. Athletic events,, Mr.
:Hopkins said,
which elsewhere
Would have led to confusion, dis
order an4, possible rioting, have
-been witoudsed Ih the auditorium
fW lth noteworthy ^ecorum and ren tn iid ,
1 " I a a w two baakitball games
played succesaitstiyf ln the hall,*’
■aid Mr. Hbpkins,/'one in tho a f
ternoon and Opel in th » evening.
Tho first w as1 between two Un
beaten high schools, keen rivals,
and I waa impressed by the good
feelin g and sportsmanship-shown
by the rooters fo r the contending
teams. The second was between
the local professional team und
visiting champions. Tho referee,
although a Cleveland man, re
peatedly made decisions adverse
to the hotno plnyers, and I sup
pose many o f the local fans in! vrardly thought
them
extreme.
Y e t their only manifestation o f
displeasure was a subdued grum
ble, just oncejn^rPMu t°ld
that
similar re
straint marked, spectators ut an
amateur bout in the hail when a
W u r ly visitor was pummcling and
ApuMsMatr A local boxer. Everyon ! in the crowd wus fo r the un
derdog,, according to the account
I received, but
there w ere not
hisses and none o f the open re-
■ ■ --- ■ 1
. . 11 , , I I *----- r—
A tlantic Coast Line Railroad Go., Right-Of-Way
Blk 4^ Tr. 5 ....... ........ .. .u ...... ...............
S. O. and J. C. Chase, Lot 6, Blk 4, T iv 6
........
M. F . Robinson, F. 1-2 o f Lot 1, Blk 1, Tr. 6.’.
S. 6 . Shinholscr, W . 1-2 o f L t 1, Blk 4, Tr. 6 .„
Unknown, E. 6.1 ft. Ix)t 0, Blk 4, Tr. .6 .............
W . II. Hand, W. 64 f t Lot 6, Blk 4, Tr. 6..........
C. W. U in g Lot 1, Blk 4, T r .7 ...... 1'.V...............
404.05
W* P. Brooks, Lot 6, Blk 4, Tr, 7
.......
404.05
Jesse S. Roberts, I « t 1, Blk 4, T r.,8 ----4U4JUS
w U r-M i-M itch vll, Lot C, B n m r T F T 'ff
....'
404.05
Atlantic Const Line Rajlrond Company, E. 45 feet
o f M yrtle Ave.,.between First St. and Third
Street ________________________________ ' 64.7
223.44
The above .and.foregoing final assessments are payable without
i interest up to A P R IL 15, 1021, and from und a fter said date, said
special assessments will be payable only in ten equal annual install*
ments, with interest at 8 par cent per annum on nil deferred payments.
Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal o f the City o f San
ford, Florida, this 12th day of March, A. I ).- 10241
(S E A L )
L. R. P H IL IP S , City Clerk.
'
3-13-20-27-4-3-10
------ U—
im iM ia n H M u im R a m u ia N m iiiiiiia iu iH iM H ;
Statement of Condition
A t the Close o f Business March 31st, ,1924.
A S R E N D E R E D TO STATE C O M PT R O LLE R
C a p it a l1
ST R E E T, B E TW E E N O AK A V E N U E A N D M Y R T L E A V E N U E .
Notice is hereby given that the construction o f the asphalt pave
A ll Indians do hot wear blank
ets. Mrs. Ceorge Beaulieu (above)
is a member o f tho Osage trible,
wealthiest group o f individuals in
the world since discovery o f oil on
their Oklahoma ands. Mrs. Beau
lieu’s income annually from oil
land is $13,100, and soon will be
more. She is a graduate o f an
eastern finishing school and is nn
accomplished musician. Her fath
er is Chief Wheeler.
-P E P ”
CLUB
FORMED.
Total cost ............... ........................................
To be borne by City 1-3, $95.54.
To be borne by adjacent property owners, $191.08
Number fe et frontage, 492.4.
Assessment per foot frontuge $0,388.
FRED T. W IL L IA M S , Engineer.
Feet
Final
Name
in
Frontage
Estimate
C L E A R W A T E R , Apr. 9— The
“ Pep”
Club” — Pinellas
editorspubllshers— has been orgnnized
by the newspaper men of Pinel
las county, fo r the purpose o f
holding
get-together
meetings
front time to time. The next
meeting will be held at Largo,
when the members w ill be enter
tained with “ something unusual/
W . L. Straub, J. B. Paine and A. Atlantic Coast Line Ry. Co., Lot 8, Blk 3, Tr. 6...
F. Fuller compose a committee Alice F itts and L. If. Gibbs, I » t 9, Blk. 3, Tr. 5....
that w ill draw up a charier and Atlantic Const Line Ry. Co., Right-of-way in Blk,
by-laws nnd arrange for a per
COX S P E A K S A T M IA M L
3. Tr. 5 .............. ...................................
manent organization.
Chase
& Co., Lot 12, Blk 3. Tr. 6 ............. ..............
M IA M I, Apr. 8.— -Former Gover
Newspapers are worth a lot of Chase & Comimfiv: Lot 1. Blk 4. Tr. 5 .................
nor James M. Cox o f Ohio w ill
address the
n »»_
ifla state Federation o f Labor in judge in that city fined a man five
session hero at a banquet Tuesday dollars after he had confessed to
evening at the Ponce do Leon ho* “ swiping” a newspaper from a
tel. I t ia understood he w ill dis nowstand. Sometimes it’s rather
cuss the necessity o f legislation risky to pics up a paper belonging
to somebody else.
fa? protection o f labor.
.... ... |
1 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
Surplus and U n d iv id
ed P ro fits
..............
TO A L L P R O P E R T Y O W N E R S O W N IN G P R O P E R T Y ON SECOND
ment on Second St. between Oak Ave. nnd Myrtle Ave. has been com
pleted, and the completed work has been finally accepted by the Com
mission o f the City o f Sanford.
The following is- the finnl estimate o f the cost o f widening the
sheet asphalt paving on Second Street between Oak Ave. and Myrtle
Ave. from 24 feet to 30 feet in width/ •
,
40 Cu. yds. excavation @ 40c ............. ..................... ■—...........( 16,00
146 Sq. yds. rock boYS^iJg) 75c ....... ................................. ........... 109.50
140 Sq. yds. 2” sheet nsphult top @ 97c ......... .........
..... .... 141.62
laboratory Inspection ...... ........................................ ......... „
3.30
t
Legal expense, advertising, etc., 2*;! ............. ...... '.........■
5.40
Engineering 4ft
......;
J___ ...... ..... .......... .................. .
10.80
a a R R a a R u iu i^
D iv id e n d s U n p a i d ....
53,210.19
8,726.65
* 4,548.55
49,000-00
r
\SK
AND
DUE
F R O M B A N K S .......
i
Due
W ar
F in a n c e
C o rp o ra tio n
.........
D E P O S IT S
1,632,070.12
534,136.13
$1,812,919.72
•
$1,812,919.72
*
T o ta l D ep osits M arch 31st, 1924
T o ta l D ep osits M arch 31st, 1923
$1,632,070.12
1,036,245.60
In c re a s e in D ep osits in one y e a r .....
595,824.52
T o ta l resou rces M arch 31st, 1924.....
T o ta l resou rces M a rch 31st, 1923 ....
1.812.919.72
1.210.132.72
In c re a s e to ta l resou rces in on e y e a r
STRONG-
PROGRESS! VET
Forrest Lake, President.
G. W. Spencer, 2nd Vice President
C O N S E R V A T IV E
A . R. K ey, Vice-President-Cashier.
R. W. Deane, Ass’ t Cashier.
DIRECTORS
T O A L L P R O P E R T Y O W N E R S O W N IN G PR O PE R TY ON SECONL
STR E E T, FRO M O A K A V E . T O FRENCH A V E .
T ^ l f i following Is the final estimate of the cost o f paving Second
S t m t xroln .'Oak Ave., west to French Ave., a width o f 24 feet with
sheet asphalt on a 6” rock base:
8Q2 Cu . yds. excavation @ 40c — ,— — - .......................— $ 350.80
EE-900 Sta. yds. overhaul @ l c
........................ ........——.......
9.00
U f » L i * fq e ty p c p ftf rcttrl£nnd
......t?Q70,2*
4*7 Lin. ft- flush curb & 3 0 c ____ ..........................128.10
A 1 0 U n . ft. granite curb reset <g> 15c
-------------.-----16.50
. 2990 Sq. yds. 6” rock base @ 75c ----------- ----- —............. ..... 2242.50
Joe Cameron,
A. T. Rossetter,
Thos. Emmett Wilson
Jno. C. Bennett,
G. W . Spencer,
A. P. Connelly,
Forrest Lake,
A. R. Key,
L. P. McCulter.
....raw**#
480 Hq. yds. ’brick relaid @ 4 2 c ................. —
V T I fir
-»■■!■ ti *p» T*
'1 5 1 0 Sq. ft. concrete, alley returns @ 22e ......
j
fl Sq. f t
sidewalk @ 2bc --- ------------------- 2 Typo A Inlets (2) $30.00 .......— ..........
0 Type B Inlets @ $27.00
......................
t
2 Manholes 4-6 ft. deep @ $50.00 ..— ........
1 Manhole 6-8 ft. deep @ $60.00 ....................
- 1170 Lin. ft. 3” drain' tile laid @ 65.00 per M.
5 438 Lin. ft. 12” storm sewer @ $1.10 .............
848 Lin. ft. valley gutter @ $1.05 .............. ...
2 ' Monuments at street intersections <g> $6.50
• E xtra Work ............................. ~ .... ...... - - ......
,-Liboratory Inspection — .................. ..........
r L e g a l expense, advertising, etc., 2% ...... .
I kJ m Engineering 4% ------- ---- ........ ............ ..........
Delivered Anywhere in the city *
50 CTS. FOR 5 G A L L O N S
See W. B. Lynch or Phone 539
owe
rew
TIQuality Did It
M Y R T L E A V E . & 4TII S T _______________________________ .P H O N E 539
STYLE IS THE GREATEST SPRING TONIC!
T H E H O M E O F “GOOD GOODS”
Easter Gives You The Dress-Up Feeling
T o be borne by City 1-3......... ............
T o m borne by property owners —
Number o f feet frontage, 1896.4.
Assessment per foot frontage, $3.4534
F R E D T. W IL L IA M S , Engineer
Feet
Final
Frontage Assessment
W S M .,..
Description
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co. Lot 8, Blk 3,
.~..................... 117
404.05
166.41
A lice Fitts and L. H. Gibbs, Lot 9, Blk 3, Tr. 5...
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., Right-of-W ay
^ y p t -3, Tr. 6 ............................... ............. —
.Chase A Co., Lot 12, Blk 3, T r. 5 ........................
\ M attie O. Pace, Lot 8, Blk 3, T r. 6---------------- —
[ L . H. Gibba, Lot 11, Blk 3, T r. 6 ...... ................ Clara Benjamin, Lot 8, Blk 3, Tr. 7 .................
' E . M. Furen, Lot 11, Blk 3, Tr. 7
— .......;..—
' M i*. E. M. Roberts, Lot 8, Blk 3, Tr. 8 .................
'M b . F. K. Smith, Lot 11, Blk 3, Tr. 8 .................
' Chase A Company, Lot 1, Blk 4, T r. 5 ............. .
I »o (M M
vms
win
\ 0 AIRYMAtf5
\ B5WJMS.T/
:A S M
Economy is not determined
by price alone but by the
value of the article purchased.
Our
line
of
.“ GOOD
GOODS” is so priced that it
represents true economy in
feeding.
YO U R
M O NEY B AC K IF YOU
A R E N O T S A T IS F IE D ." '*
H hot what a cow EATS but what she
DIGESTS thatproduct* tiilk andbutterfats
DAIRYMAN’S DELIGHT
DAIRY FEED
Orlando, Fla,
Kuppenheimer Good Clothes .
Meet All Requirements— $35 to $50— Aw ay ahead in style and tailoring. Equal to any in the land for fabric
and value. These suits definitely assert their supremacy as leaders in
fashion and workmanship. The choice of well-dressed men.
— Made for every type of figure in the latest colors, fabrics and patterns
in pleasing array for men and young men.
— Others all worsted Suits from $25 to $50.
(Cwoitnt 2*1 fivtruO
.CsuUtn* men than 79$ DIGESTIBLE nutrient*.
C o N o r th
\
“ No nursery tree is a first class tree unless bud
ded from a bearing tree o f"a known quality and
quantity o f production.” — 0 . W. Connor.
— When they see these ex
cellent Emery Shirts— with
or without collars, plain
and striped colors— they
can’t help but say “ good,”
whether fashion Bays so or
not; in this case fashion
says “ good'' too.
— A new Stray; Hat brings many u cool
thought on a hot day. Stylish broad-brim
med, and low-crowdned.
Sennits— genuine
imported Panamas— fashionable Leghorns—
new tan and grey Straws— plain and with
fancy bands.
— The Bat-W ing Bow Tie^
in novel polka-dot effects
are quite the thiflg.
— Step in and «e e these today and join tho
Straw-hat brigade.
— The correct fashion now
among smart dressers—
men who gre first authori
ties in such matters.
— The tasty style and summer coolness of
Florsheim Skeleton-Lined Oxfords offer re
freshing change to the man who has not as
yet satisfied his feet with a pair o f Florsheim
Low Shoes.
— Many men would look
well In a “ Gateo*a-jar” col
lar, if they would but tr y
them.
___ _____
* s .»
r 25
Ai S a f i * * . O.
_____ ~ m i l
» ( ! • ( ( . M l«k. .............. 4 I J I
l«a tr * a l. V. O - ...... .... - I M I
* Via BaHImor*'and rail.
* T » lr 4a, l»------- ----------- 4I.T1
l u k M n l l l t To
• W > a i « | l n . n. C . ------ * 1.11
4VU Ualilmurc or Philadelphia and
And thua make your grove a “ Best Producer.” It
cannot be done with just any kind of trees.
Acquaint yourself with the propagation methods
of the
I — A ll.w a te r via Phfladalphla or Baltim ore: direct connection*
Philadelphia, three days lay over a t Baltimore,
rickets Include meala (except ticket* fo r Savannah/Ha > All room*
i Alleghany and Berkshire and some room* on other steamers
iv* extra charge
ic k a e a v llle T e* U l t t n e i e
M * P . M - yin t a w a l a k
J ie k e e e e llle To PhlUdrlphla
Onto P.
via aaeeeneh
L A K E JEM, F L A .
Then it will be quite easy to decide where to buy
your trees. I will W pUw^d t^-»hew -you,-and
give you the benefit o f my grove experence.
carried an all steamer a Oacladlag tiom i rara wm
lad Barfcahita). Sccura sUtaroom “ accammndatloaa >.*
■paca fo r automobllea wall In advance. Full Inforramt**t a* "Ask Mr. P ia tir" bureau*, or
u . ... - -
R. C. N E W BIX,
a.
Agint, Longwood,
Fla.
— A fte r a’ rub down, It’s
great to slip into a coolweight, athletic unidn suit,
o f a durable porous mater
ial that assures summer
comfort.
,— TT1** Tlnlpark-ia just tho
“ ticket,” good looking and
strong, cut full and roomy.
P in checks.
— Reliable, refined,- the kllfcTheTrtnjoy. The
newest styles and colors in all sizes.
— Add the famous Edwin Clapp Shoes. Spec
ially priced $13.50.
‘
;
— A new style note in men’s
fashions o f C o n a U e X *
importance to. the weli-
�TH E SAN FO R D H E R A LD ; TH U R SD AY, A P R IL 1 0 ,10JM.
TTTTTTr
C H IL D R E N ’S F A T A L DISEASES tm Jfcr Clrr«K. Court « f J|r«t||iol« the ilh dsx o f —
BOND ISSUE DEFEATED.
• Ooifwtr. rtsrMit. in u iim im r. * Courthirass at sanfe
W t ’ST PALM BEACH, Apr. 9-r*
rrarnr TfvAMjrirmr Brrfm rrprm n* Osontor.. Kinrid*..
ADc^
^
Thi#
Wormli
ami
narasites
in
th
e
jn
in both receipts and VdpI* ■ |
i uj't. i it iniiiv
i i no f Palm
i all
: iProperty
owners
Baech
popuhii <$'-[ pT ^ ’lr nu- t*im
children i undermine
rnl,f\t(jrpa,><tarini
thc ■
’ ))ave
|;l
L‘ n“ the
voted down a $350,900 bond testines of
1**“ « 4 „ V e ^
,
u
,
t& % \
so weaken their vita lity!*• * n r 4-. .^“ CDpnaM^t.
31, lcc o fd ln g jicSue
v
|A trip-that i t replete with pleas have „ treat in store for them. , ? & pict“ r? points out mo*t e x -, year ending March
for stfCit. sewer and light thnt .they are urtablo to resist the •
,
?
? £ £ V l o U i n u i rrtft ' pV bSiiSMiJIJ
1j O t I6 x . ' „
son o f annuel figure-.
ant one that should bo taken Within the next few days a coupon M
L ? 1**1 ,
screen-struck to a comparison
t o iiarasrni
ttanW
*. it li l Ba«|
It&masti
Kail
Sevan
*
improvements
and n new city Vail, diseases so fatal to child life. Thh
to
r
this
port
with
those
i
if
la
to
give
a
few
doses
_Uj*atut.-.U.»tr..'u«x»*»niinf
W.1f n f t *
-------- ------ ------------ -- will appear in this' ii*pcr cnuti- |}J”
to expericr
safe course
ami ordered, tH A'fK s
make nnh., Receipts r.f spirit* Ttsref lot- j According to Gur Jordahn. Palm
sylvonls.
anil
Rtbrl'C.
Wallses
amt
White’s Cream -Vermlf o y g r - It
he Halifax Country fo r genernl t *n? f v« v reader to a delicious free
iL u ll.
1 ' i i .■ |«la d . I 23jflee-%artfds against 136,- j Beach property owner and ofTteial of
Kmmett
Wnllare.
her husband. day, of April, 13H.
r,.rr j i "
destroy^
and
expels'
—
V o — ‘~ ~ v —
— -------------- --- ---------- .destroys nnd expels the worms HansTillr
Partington
County, fFKAL)
L c a t io n a s A o t h c . ^ p U r e s s j j ^ ° f C h e n * C o l n ^ . . W * ] a r * 00' r
K. A. tJOP?
J
I
.. _
. _
i-v*'crage.
'
i r u r r m e ..rm
.^ t/ n i,-H ii 1'^.“ ,n l
V ’1
riark of the election, the residents1without the siigKeat injury to the Koutli Caroltn.u
Clerk, Cirex
ing made along the East Coast,
This treat is made through
j
TH IS GUT — ITf IS W O lm I totals weite - 12 9 ,15 1 - fw hJack on- 0f ,j,nt city preferred to finnnee health or activity/fr thc child. Price
T oji and vach o f y»'u ar« hersby
Semlnore c«S*
the trip to N ew Smyrna Beach. : ,
s treat is made tnrougn specMONEY
135,lfin
for SafhqnAh.the improvements
•
.
—
required to appear ip Ihn bill o fi
Ry A. M. Wcski. Uem'iW.j
ville vBle
nnd nnd
135,lfMi
fo r Sajknnkh.
by. increased
di-|35c. .Sold by Union tr-.
Pharmacy.
complaint lb tHls'csUse ’Od’ afonday. j l- 3 - lo .lf- lt l.lt , * _.
,
A very few years ago there were 15*. arr5T,?f.,nent/, w t “ thc , Chem* iSend this nd nnd ten cents
taxation rathen than b y --------- ------- ----- »• - . ; r . : r = t s
developments on the peninsula ^°tn °Bttllng Company, bottlers . Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield'Av,-c., 62.1,339 against receipts u o f 618,tde from Ormond Beach, Sea- ?*Chero-Loia in this city.
A ll you Chicago, HL, writing. y6ur name 052.«■'
£ & t ^ J r r r r ^ r 'M 'i s p E E D • u p
your iin iiM in ix im in n in n iiiiim iin H U !
cese, Daylona Beach and across
C“ P ” no couPon und land address clearly. Y o if.will* rc« dealer*.
|
e inlet from Foncc Park and op-|tu* c ‘ to the nenx'est
[ crivn
crlve n
a Tcn.cpoi
ten^ce^t l-sU'e °« If ’ wO- A N E X IIIL A B A T IN G H i ’ FACT Jordnhh stated.
‘ j
L A Z Y LIV E R
a
- ~
_HI____la
.
This
. __a I.PV'U
IIA V P V AND
I i m rPAD
tslte New Smyrna, the settlem
ent1
This nffn*
offer i*
is m
a ailM
sure-enough ltreat,
L E Y ’S .HONEY
T A R /^AU
COM*
. sense
_________________________
______li ___
A bottle o f Herbinc onilhe shelf [
.
Coronado. Today practically In every
of the word. You do |t'OUiN
lor ______
iouir,is,, _____
*unjs ___
unu
“Bond of
Clem Jones Liver and Kidney 3
, ' . ttiUI,ilnum worth m nrl
L entire coastline from 20 milos not even have to sign your name 1hoarseness, also free sample pack*;nt home is like having a'doctor, in '
Tonic Will Ho It
iJ L
as t * . ?022
prth of Daytona Beach and south to the coupon. Just dip and use . «* < * o f FO LE Y FILLS, a diuretic j the house all the time. . I t | ‘ r e* K
Friendship
■t
stimulant for the kidneys and' instant relief when thh digestion
**L
‘
,
* 1.22
% Mosquito Inlet is in the pru- it and enjoy yourself. T uat’s all.
As a tonic wlom tln re l» wrak- \S5
k*s of development and bulWiisg; . K ^ p y q u r . w ,on.The Herald, i F O L E Y .C A T H A R T IC T A B L E T S 1pets out o f order or t l# b^veU p n w u p n .
»«■«. >inO lack of appetite, when n 't , ,
little o\„rtl,,n nukcv you real 13S
— •’ ----- ---------J»e demand fo r lots nlonp fhd Tho toupon sH/librf pbfciishbd with*- M or Constlpatlun* anil, Bllisusness. fail t"> act. One or twoj.dwwi is
Offer’’
tlrcU, your I m ilra«. j opr lotclt i M&.
These wonderful remedies have all that is necessary to st-irt lujm; i (
Ecan front Hi this midseetion of in the next few days.
■* r.)i
ache*,
your mouth la*tc* and y*mr
e
e
l.f
t« helped* *millions
Try i moving and restore that .pno—
[iorida
has reached
stupendous j '|nt| _• j
nun **«'*•
ituiiHw* t oiM|miniuun
iw -----j
■**I**M U |of/ i people.
L
rtl'O-p H liTokt'O. ( ‘ lent .Ioni a l.lu f I w .
ing o f cxhllarslion nnd Buoyancy
suffer any longer
from rhea_ Don’t
_,r _____
___________
_ nttd Kliln-jv Tonic I* th„ one thing!
“ ’'k SS
portionf,. and Vpliifst have con- 1 'I0 r iU & >9111(161118
i them. Soljl everywhere,
o f ' spirits iwltidi bolonga* uni* to matiam. W hy endrro such intense I.'.Y'V'
1!J' t' cV!r’}!ylucntly and>alUvaHy grown.
x _ A
l_
----------:------(icrfcot ■
health.
■ “Price
■ 60c.ISoip by pains In the muscles, rerves and V/in k s ’ uivVllt " ‘ a’ n i * * KfnN M
■ m s
And now C. M. Rogers and D. F. |
E 2,t f r,t ? i " e<1. L a s t
-Butsum Pension Bill nil
joints?
i TON.lt.', bernuse i f
Its tsmcrwl
Icadihg druggists.
jjquay, two builders t)f thc HaliTho
poicccs
of
rhrutnalb.n
are
T"N
U
’
nml
lif,u
ii.KuInc
effect,
his
---.A.
fx Country, tyhy. hnvc seen p m t'
Night By Rosebro ig Reported Favorable I
Itsrlf ns a reenidihietl
can-ied in tho blood. L K O N A R .D I’3 remedy
FOR W O R KIN G PE O PLE
teds and oportunitlw, have ncf,,r
TCq,t'l(>
I.IVKIL
The
best
o
f
.workers
get
out
of
E
L
I
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IR
FO
R
T
H
E
B
L
O
O
D
cornKltVMt,
MW.AItlA
ANIi rO l.l'R
^ired practically 316 acres
of
(Cotninectl from page 1.)
By House Committe
'•
i
.
k
.
m
joshs
i.ivuit
Ar;i>
Kinsorts
\\hen
thc
liver
foils
tojoct.
bats
these
poisons,
drives
them
out
>|« . ’ tj ■
ml peninpuj^- property
justt followed.
NHV TO N I'' 1* not only Itcnencial
Local Spanish W.tr veterans will [ They fe d languiL h a l f - s i * . ‘’blue’’ of (Jjj» I«y »U «. Th e (hnmwtiiim as a liver mrdl-lne. |,ut It e*yr-}HH
yth of the present tnwnshin of
Tlionp enjoying last night’s en
W ATC H
H. K. Rotic- he interested in the following mos-; nnddiscouragedand th in k lh e y .T e vamshM T o u c a p R o i ^ u t your ej*'-a a el»nn*inx nml fiHntiHiitlng] E:f;
(ironmlo, nnd across from New tertainment were:
Infliii-tme j,, m,- ntnuineli nml hmv-l £5
jtyma. nt the headwaters
of bro. N. T. Cobb, E. C. Colson of sage received by R. F. Terhctin, i gettin g laxy. Nt'sleet o f
- L E O N A R n r V P L l> t
Tli mu ali
Its excetlent rn •
NEXT
L I X I R F O R *Ta,
lo Indian Rivsr, nnd arc laying the Southern Utilities Company, from Washington in regard to thc symptoms
Bin.___ might. f_.
result m a rack
L E O N A R D I 3 1 LI>.
llinttlr propi rile* tilllnq.* Importtim
«... spell,
HPeil. therefore the
ie foundation there for n ncar- l’rof. Gaines, G. A. Calhoun- J. W.
thc sensible course T H E B I i>O U does mo.c than this UeS wlileh Imve Interferred wltli
TUESDAY'S--*.,*,
take a dose o
off two C
o f Her- for _jrou
It builds new strength In.ilthv prxrea*,-* nre driven mil.
itnrc municipality.
Mcllor It. K. Hurst, E E. Peeples, ( viaca M r the increase in tnc pen* is to »ake
nr* I'll,I.S while imlnu the
I t is just the mcdielnc neett- i and vita!.,/ , It j tii-t insures against Take
tf •-*»
bine.
[Workmen are'busy' grading and
meilh
tm
—the
TUNIS
la
h
II
that
I*
h Eion•
,, c0nRiot
t*,° soldiers
who
P A P E R •n.q :ia.N
Riddle R. M. \oK,
WU-,
in thc
of x m
. took part cd to purify the system ^nd re recurrence of attacks.
nee*te,|.
Jirfacing streets, laying content
T ry
L E O N A ItD I’ 3
E U X IR i
■riiu' fOMT IS HMAt.li—Til K t ■
,<A.
. . .
store tne vim and ambition of
lilcwnlks, nnd a little farther on son. J. \\. Friedman, II C. Stnn-i
“ A t a meeting Monday morning
Sold by all FO R T H E B L O O D now. Refuse rtHNHPlT I.S tJURAT.
health. Price COc
fiey are cutting out the under- field.
JCutimlllni A Anderaiin. K.nift>rd., l » a « S I * « * * * B B * a '
it
l „
. of the steering committee o f the
substitutes. A t all druggists.
Florida.
□ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ hum
rowth, 'grubbing
thc pnimetio
Members of the c ass returned
o f Ronmentatlvcs, With dt-uggists.
ots. leveling, and, above
all, P,oV r ^ l l « G£ ni°,e ^ 1<; “ Jtcr Wha ; ‘ he two committees on pension., of
n r;
f. Game, declared to be a most, the; bouse, un agreement -wan
renting.
!
nm
The'work ia absorbing nnd in- Z Z T W
5to“ - , Hc
reached t;, prarenT he Bur.um
brciting even
to thc ^ workers before his departure that the stu -, penilion bill, which was reported
dents
were
greatly
impressed
with
hemsclvcs, nnd one l« Impressed
favorably without amendment for
their earnestness— from thc thc workings o f the local plants
the consideration of thc wlmlq body
on A pril 21.”
iborcr to the sales mnnager.
fhsy work ns one walks who has
f i 2
AM USEM ENTS
There is no doubt tho House will
•1
il'xcd destination.
udopt the bill us it stands and it
J.’ l-RTi
The entire trset is rnpnlly tnh- • When Mack S en n ett,'th e, pro will then g o to President Coolidgc
•■llu.
ducer o f the newest Mabel Nor- for cither his acceptance or rejec
ng shape ns n subdivision
,Twp
jqand
picture,
“
The
Extra
G
irl,"
tion.
'
,
"
oulevards, one paralleling
tho
ccan front and one the shorn sat down to write tho script, he
.
i
'
v
|ne of the river, nre being cut conceived the idea o f placing! upiS
irough 100 feet wide and will on the silver-sheet an answer to N C W ' N t i V U l P o l i c y
them
illion
nnd
one
letters
he
hard surfaced, while 60-foot
Announced by Wilbur
tract* from ocran to river, nlxo had received from screen-struck
girls
throughout
the
nation,
ask
Jajrd surfaced, nre rapidly nenrW A SH IN G TO N , Apr. 10.— The
Hg completion.
^ ing him ndvicc ac to how to enter
, ____ ____ ___ n
Tip» ***KiH- =
iiemiim
government
He evolved thc IdoaofpukHnga safeguard to the
nr beach property has been givHo evolved the idea o f putting against such leases as those grant
in the fret
that prnctiriiUy a funny angle’ to n g ir l’s endeav ed under former Secretary Uenby
very lot on both sides hns been ors to brenk Into the pictures nntl was announced Thursday by Sec
ought n* shon ns n street wn.t still carry on a romantic (ingu retary Wilbur. In n letter to Sen
u for.
it through.
nnd incidentally
throw in some ator Pale, Maine, chairman o f the
'*t HIM;
The beach on which the dovcl- dramatic thrillers to make
the senate naval committee he declar
Ipmcnt fronts i« one o f the finest big production stand up ns a su ed "no lenses or contracts will be
bf the const, nffording a wonder per-production. F. Richard Jones made" by thc navy department
approval of
ful surf for bathing nnd delight dircctcdi t. Now that "The Ex- without the personal
.
tm Girl’’ is being exhibited
in-* ^ secretary of the navy.
ful driving for automobilistn.
itblic, Mabel Norm and as thn
The development o f
B E R LIN , Apr. 10— The condition
ittle country
maiden,
who to
nn Beach is a credit,
of Hugo Stinnes was viewed this
Hollywood
would
go
to
fulfill
her
Ition. nnti the owners'
™ >. J i
.• 1
.,
.
*
, %
,
. •
d e s e r v e greatest ambition, has given
llie nfternoon ns hope-less ns n result
Jsalesmen nnd workers
of added complication in the nature
I credit for the undertaking rand screen something more than n
of dcublc pneumonia. He is uncon.
movie character.
I the manner of its handling.
“ The Extra Girl’ 'abounds
in scioua and. said to be resigned to
Developing six horsepower, n funny scones, the kind of fun th a t) Impending end.
nudiences delight \
_
■— ------.. _
[benzine motor invented in bwed- comedy-loving
**Ulj£.
in, and yet tho story carries
ip weighj* only ^ poyntj#.
,
the, character*:' through ,
n w m a i Here’s A Chance To
8 *Sennett film the most
^ erest"
c rw w -c w a 'F w d «•week
tw ift,
F L O R ID A C IT Y 'L E A D S ..
- m
0Nv,LLE-
RHEUMATISM ENDED
f
Yout\ Easter Problem is Quickly
somwesi
J r ^ t * ,v-L J
»-*ivo ry ifH
At Ovlvdn, FI*., In the Stnlr of Flarlds. st tbr clu»r
bn*lnp*s. Mbrrh 11. m i .
IIKAOUM'KX
t
Diana- on R »«l Estate
-----------------------r-..,.
I/O*ns on Collateral Becurlly t*th*r than Real Estate... . ...
All nlh**r Uoans and Discounts
............ ...................
t'nlteir States Ronds
— .......
....... .
......
State, County and Mtiiiieliial Uonds
lluiklnx House. Furniture and Fixtures
Due from Incorporated Hanks
....... - ............ . • • <
t':i*h nn Hand .
.... ................*.......—..... ....
Tm lisle Items ................................... .....................
Depositors Ouarantec Fund .. ... .
— .........
Mutual Klru F u n d .......................
....................
......
T o ta l
____ ...................... ...........................
:r,,:txj.9s
3n.sm.sa
6.63*.06
1.600.00
JS.174.7C
2.034.31
US*.on
2.701.70
120.00
117,321 02
7.500.00
20.711. IS
900 X5
2;5ti0 on
11X6,379.61
Total" ....... .
...^ ................ ..................... —
STATE OF FMXtlDA. foim ty o f ttemlnol*. as.
.
I. C. it. PUnta, •’ashler of the nlinvo-pnmnd ilqnk. do solemnly swear
lh«l the uliosu itatvmcnt la tru« to tho liest of my knowledge gad Imllof.
I\ It. MI,A NTH, I'sshter.
ItE fT —-ATTEST:
,
COIttlEI
it. (i. SMITH.
It. ,F; - l f i | ) U ( R .
T. W. liA W T tW ,
Directors.
SuUedrlbctl Sntl sworn to before ms IM » Hlh <!»*• of April, IU34.
T. I*' t.TNUO. Notary Ptihllc.
i
P O
P —
lM
i iO
uM
i tE
t aNxT *Jr
v/Jt>
—■—
Pretty!
30.000 0O
4.600.00
1.7*2.64
Tudlvlded Profits (l.esx Expanses nnd Taxrs
tmtlvldunt Deposits HuliJeet to Uherk
Demuutl.Cartifleates of tirposlt .
Time CertlfIrate* Ilf Depnsll ......
t'ashler'H Plterks (lutstundlnK • .
Dus to Incorporated Hunks ....
Oh Henry!
“P 'in t io S — A r a m l * — ip r frlm it*. s i
tend m et A n e w treato-e that c f D on
D u m a * never thought of O n lle n r y l-
New Hose
A Fln« Candy—1Oc EvcryuAcr*
SH EER W RAK ABLE
m
The new Tipt-Toe host; from Phoenix. Thc
hmto with tho reinforced too for added wear—
silk with lislo at toe and top.
EJ X Smith Co.
n iS T R IR U T O H S
Jacksonville, Flprida.
Cofors o f nude, bclgique, tlawn, sunset, nlrddale. browns, and black nnd white. A moat re
markable hose nt thc price o f $1.85.
B Y ____ T A Y L ta t
'
1------------ <;■>..Yii'ifi..---------------------------------------------------------- —
- I PLACE THE HAY BEHIND
ME AND R E P E A T - HO»<US
POKUS — PRESTO C H A N G O -
HAT, POP* A LL t DO IS
Po t t h i s s t r i n g o f
WEGNERS INTO IT —
GOfASWCNMN
DAT IS VOO RE
<3<5>1>j a d o ANN
1AV*OC
C STUFF
Clever!
Plaster frockit— never so pretty before.
Charmingly laced frocks, frocks with hand
drawn work, frocks in white, in colors—more
gathered here than one over conceived of!
Lace effocta gained through the clover fixing
o f fino lore about the collars, about thc cuffs
nnd even thc lengthened drapes down the side
ond about the waist.
. u uMP'X
It’s a lace Easter]
•
A white kid. four atratjtled^jfith low heel nnd
medium dress toe.
^ * ;
i n ,> . r » , (
AtrAal^beauty! Made (^lvth».Modrase instf for
comfort. This shoe iv- 9t&— other
Easier
k
rhoci ilt |S.l!o and mot). ffV e the Ming Toy
* and tha'Marftn sandal * ft $8^0.)
. . . . A . ..1 i-
<r
10 .
A
i
' Conlrastiii
v - .
Gloved correctly t Whet*; ‘
an she is sincerely coi
be aftId o f her i f aha
gauntlet ^ o f t s ! D if
rthe
.
» TT
r</>
^lU
....
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P IT
r
1A .
..... /
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T'
■ - , . 't
l' *
;
M
I T * t Floors 2
. H i bid
SHOP B Y M A IL
'■
.....• I
ives
Cool!
No one would think of wearing a new
frock without giving special at
dergarmenU!
i!
said of a womit wUl
1 imart new
i’jmt $a. ■■ ( O R LA ND O :
iWvta-M)
%
'
— r-
i
IlO
Gauntle]
<1
V11
1 1«
Floors 2
N ew roshanara skirts pf white aud priced su
reasonably at $10. Now blouses with clever
cuffs and collars trimmed with small braid (a t
$2.50) new dresses o f Glosj In both one and
two piece in colors o f gold, wood shadej,
greens— at $14.50 and at $29.59.
Tho, Easter shoo that * 4L-T. Cousin's spon•iors ap<L Now York w fll’ wear!
if
In the small cloche with Us diversifications,'
nnd in the other shapes so much worn no#;
Leghorns, braids and silks, and sattna are
new note. Clever trims— and n wonde
showing at $8.50 and $12.50,
Simplicity— key word for tho Sports woman!
Aftd whether she wish to gain that through
the simple skirt nnd blouse, through the one
piece knitted frock or by th^tw o piece knitted
dress— in thc Spurts wear shop there is an
swer aplcnt) for this “ Simplicity— H o w l"
question.
Smart!
4 Strapped!
N ew Trimat
There’s NEVER been such a delightful dis
play o f Enster hats as now!
P'nr thc out-of-doori woman
W hite Kiifl Pumps
iff
New Shapes!
A Simple Costume
%
mi
New Easter
Floors 2
%
A PPE A R E D EH. P O P '
r tv,
Through our New York office, there arrive
here every Saturday a dozen frocks which are
closely marked at $22.50 for u quick selling.
Yon’ll cnjqy choosing your new Easter frock
from these! Come nnd chouse one Saturday!
Main Floor
NOW W A T C H
- T H E WEIf
•*<«»
New Easter
Frocks
6S.12f.3U
700.00
..tlS3.X79.Bl i
............. .
M A D IU ITIK .X
t'spital Htork I ’ald In
........................
Surplus Fund .....................
,
unu
... ...;. . . . .
F LO R ID A |
Here ia a new teddy— strongly
for ultra comfort and ua* I
O f striped lingerie d o *
hams
g at the top— in
L*.
:
�T H E S A N F O R D H E R A ’L D jn to U R S D A *. A P R I L S ,* 1014.*'!
Sanford He
^mbTOLehd'A^W
As-Brisbani! ’Se&-‘I^ mmm
S c a rc e
l u Aeoond cU se
«T, l * i » . at the i’ o*torric*T*t
V Florida, under act of March telllgent Inquiries ja s t n o w ,’and som i earnest co-operatiott
>' MUsaellnl, of Course.
*’
’I w a S S t lL .
v
Sp^iri’g Is'^Nbt’ A ll Sunshine and Posies
OtOfeAM V *S HO! 15
-Associated rraaa la exclua-
a of cn
flaws dispatches1
»d to It oi not otherwlie with, the schools.
M in this paper and also the
chaa herein are atao reserved.
[U R S D A Y , A P R lU j i l ^ W i .
.K THOUfc IT FOR TODAY
4 UNUHT ED iSUPPLY:—
! abide in r ft, and my words
i in you, ye. hail ask what ye
and it shall to- done unto you.
15:7.
TH E W ANDERER.
.gleam o f household sunshine
- ends,
here no longer can I rest;
swell 1
You w ill not speak,
nur friends,
rtendly o f y W r parted guest.
Be '
*4
w ell
fo r Sim that finds n
: ".friend, f " 1
makes a friend whcre-cr he
, come,
fW
love* the world from end-to
end,
^
• ;»!('*
wanders j j c from home to
mom a happy htfme as pow
er
taka him trust is life , and
There are a jfew Sanford fathers who
\now as much about their boys, find girls as they know about
(hell*'tutoring dogs. A few o f thfcse fatherfi’ fcven take as
much interest in the selection of the teacher who is to train
thei^hilrtrpp's m h to a ^ itlie y dft t|i tho selection’ o f the me
chanic who is to grind the valvefi o f their automobiles. But
the average father, and almost the average mother, has nev
er visited the schools his children attend,has never investigat
ed the standing o f their children in their classes; and regu
larly lets the school year'draw to a close without evincing
the slightest inteffest in the institution which is to leave its
everlasting imprint upon his children’s minds and bodies.
These closing weeks o f school may determine whether
your child attains a promotion mark.
They may determine
whether your chito is to ehter the Bummer vacation physical
ly fit. There may be things taking place at school which
are having ruinous effects upon your child’s mentality. The
b ig question is, what do you know about it? What do you
know about your children’s work? O f their teachers? Of
your opportunities to lejiqi'a hand?
The Herald betyevefi tiiat Sanford, has exceptionally good
Schools. It belieye4 that to the schools are earnest, capable
teachers. It bcllevis that In Sanford homes is a general de
sire to co-operate with the school authorities. But The Her
ald also believes that Sanford is not different from other
towns in the possession of fathers and mothers who thought
lessly fail to realize the especial importance of the last weeks
of the school year, with their demand for extra patience, ex-
fe a lty to the halcyon hour I
s•‘
J'
»nt you kind, I hold you
tone;
w hat m a y 1 follow who can
tall?
m e a hand— and you— and
. Too—
datm me grateful, and fa re
w e ll!— A lfre d Tennyson.
irdlng to iom e o f the exhi John Mart>n is making
it hit w itjM thc ladies. ‘But
rinta a ‘‘bfdics’ man’ to be
i t it pdqr Richard
who
when you have got the
sheris sto:i(\ sure you will
tar complain of hard times
d iffc u lty jo f paying taXef."
we harigtk got it, what
* I <3c5T‘B e s e z n s
Th e (SwdchIGjU
T H A T 'S COMMON
sense, and
it’s a fpke on.pur ssif-govprnment
•that
Lot the
tkn air monopoly V
‘shtfuld have
been suggested.
Monopoly of--LA N D by individ
uals is bad enough. But that's nec
essary fo r you nave to work the
land. But you don't have to work
TH E A IR .
That takes care of
itself and it ought to remain free.
OnWeu.-
*\yOWrt 'T-L
GeT HNLCOUlMBA*
A G O R IL L A just arrived, is liv
ing in a fine N ew York hotel. How
it would surprise him i f his dull,
worried brnin could realise that
the hotel was built, according to
Darwin, by the gorillas, a small,
feeble tribe o f his own relations,
weak <n muscle, teeth and claws
and .therefore, compelled toi think!
Thinking, they became rulers of
the world.
fti
FRED
E R IC K
.._______
L A N D IS
says
this coutnry. instead of admitting
gorillas that coma here to'd lo of
homesickness, ought to admit more
o f the right kind of European im
migrants that would come hero to
build up the United tSatcs and
LIVE.
fwoo T whaT iT
Was m
a
mi/iuI s
u
Germany takes a census every
five years. I f Is just a habit and
not because the German people
are harder to count on.
•fton'fcu Cw e a T ' M
A COLO SUPPED *M9
' RiJbiWAWHaJ’ V —
■ DtVtT i7Su.'6o& s fa town
More than a billion dollars worth
of women's clothes were made in
the United States last year, but
it isn’t tho woman who pays.
'CA^Se |WAS GOlHOlb C16AM
Mouse
Hoover reports the Fijis hnvt
too
many bananas; Is
thin ■
feeble attempt on Herbert’s part
to revive the old “ Y ts, nj bs.
nana” g a g ? .
SECRETARY
M E LLO N ’S tax
plan would save three
hundred
mHIlon dollars a year fo r twenty
V A S S A R ’S R E F U G E F O R W I V E S
Years, six thousand million dollars
all together. That fact is called
IN D IA N A P O L IS S T A R
to the attention o f gentlemen now
nagging the Secretary
o f the
Mention was made some time them wish to go back to sch ool;]*
Treasury- one o f the most useful
servants this country has ever se agtv-Uuit Vnsrar College was pre they wish to b e.girls agalr. fo r a l g
paring an “alumnae house,” the time, to renew their interest i n '*
cured.
same to provide quarters fo r mar educational matters, to get into IS
I f tho people give him a chance.
ried women who showed a desire touch with scholarly interests. Is : *
Mr. Mellon will put their finances
fo r one reason or another, to re- it that they hnve. mil—fo im d -lb e ie -*
in good shape before he leaves his
w - to the scums u f ttretT schiioT Husbands responsive to Vassar J
pi sea.— I f - thcy-rtuu'l want 111hi T o 1 ,ys. It used to be a m atter o f
tra'ning and Vassar ideas
and|H
do it they won’t nnoy him. He
press feel an emptiness in life without [ *
discussion in________
pulpit and
probably isn't anxious to work for whether or not college women
this fellowship, and therefore wlshlJS
nothing, plus ingratitude.
would marry, it being the opinion to get n little intellectual com- i ■
o f certain citizens anxious about panionship from the old assocl-'S
N E W Y O R K is proud learning
the., human race that the higher ates with the faculty and in the 5
from United States authorities that oducation would tend to destroy stimulating atmosphere of the in* *
New Y ork’s port handled more feminine taste, fo r marriage and stHutlon?
g
Irreverent undergraduates have 5
than one-half, » f , tho total ocean the domestic life.
Th& fear wax not wholly com
passenger traffic, o f the United
plimentary t o ' masculine critics
States. Seattla, Boston and San thomaeives, s'ncc it seemed to im I t 1s a title likely to stick, and«E
Francisco were
WCf* n e x t
ply that an educated woman w ill the wives, wishing surcease j *
Would find herself out o f harmony from home life, now come as they: 5
T H A T 'S T O D A Y mews. How with college-bred men. had much intended and by entering the new . ■
long do you spppogjf.lt will be be more too with tho many who had uarters virtually confess t h a t !
omestic life,-husband included, is 5
fore M iunl and Los Angeles botK
TW O A M E R IC A N S were killed
by Albanian brigands. The gov
ernment o f Albania expresses sur
prise, and snys it is something
entirety new.
But it isn't quite new. The late
Albert Brisbane, a citizen o f New
York, traveling from Berlin
to
Athens on horseback with two ser
vants, a little more than ninety
years ago, was obliged, when he
> passed through Albania, to ride in
I the heat o f tho day, when the brl*
' gands were asleep, and In spite of
’ all precautions, he once narrowly
. escaped the brigands that hunted
their big bear
mrs.
>ey a re’ expanding the
a s o f " T h e Purple Cow "
laical comedy. “ The Pur* w ould' doubtless have
i greater success had i t
luced pome six or seven
0 before prohibition took
dor out o f such things.
told pain in later years.:^
—
- ~o
N
or
is
there
valid
refison
why'children
should have badly
a Issued: by ten o f the
eit'es • o f Florida during growing teeth in the first place. Plenty o f 'TAformation is
T H E G E R M A N plan is out. You
t quarigr o f tho year available1regarding the early care o f teeth. Proper food will
w ill rend a sketch of it in tho
1 to o^er eleven million help a lot, while “ chew ing" is absolutely necessary for the
newspaper. The Allies will put a
•Thla ' ta
more • than
_
lllona -m ore than were making of strong jaws find propetly grown mouths.
k the same period o f last
And making a personal m atter of It, what did you chew
rs the !g icat building ac*
aa a smooth talker when
taaed Cldfirwater people last
Mr. Macjpn has a charmliner and . never fails to
hit with“ ’the ladies.— Clear|pn. Being a “ smooth talksn't help on much any more
tsed to. rr^ h e people have
fbolad enough by there
iksT
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that o f which New Y ork la so
’proud today? TM s’ roun^ y jf * " " fy
1‘1‘1 |K:: really big
ports and cities arc still to find
their place.
C. Cushing I I I, form erly
Cathlcen ' Vanderbilt, and
tar o f Reginald Vanderbilt,
aaent w ife. the form er M'ss
Morgan,, becomes a grandr a t tho,-age o f nineteen.
” • is an
merica.
lnatltu
A. Martltr demonstrated his
ahp
N ew Banking Connections
.°E you considering new banking connect- ___
lions or neeuing additional facilities?
First National Bank effers va n nil the mm-------veiiltMICds and service iof a vigorous, pro
gressive bank.
A
Th e officers are in intimate touch with practi
cally every line o f SanTord business activity
and the bank itself has a record of more than
thirty years of steady growth.
Your business will be personally welcomed at
First National and every facility, consistent
with sound banking is o.Tered you.
3
■a in Hfily are trying to
line o f - the nctivc_yolih at ix v nntri-^W ^'or td
IVfitBWUjt-tha. - -et»c»ptTTjr
[ problem for American
in cdancction with the
duuv
’ IfiT'S See MOW----- "v !
a
y people e*Ho,wouldn’t tell a
p a lie along by telling it
rcurately than told to them
first place.
n uio u i r m a
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9\
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nanciers. The senate declares the
air tA be " t h i inalienable poscsaion o f the people” ’ and forbids
any licenses extending more than
two years.
antiuad to t h e m e * M r lin eb fc
Says
.
with the school authorities may be the means of helping many
n child to finish the year with credit that is now in danger
M U S S O L IN I
SW EEPS
Italy,,
of failing altogether.
'
, which needn't surprise anybody.
As the warmer weather comes, and the beautiful out What the world wants now to
doors rightfully calls to the best that ia in every■normaMKfT strong men that Twy what they
fFTtON RATES)
Mussolini
17.04. Six Months tS.lt jiluLglrVrsehbo) work Wit!‘become more aiid more irksome. It mean and then do it.
Is that kind. Italy knows i t
Q i x —Vx -Oarrtar -per
rooay Kdltlon tS Par takes genuine courage fo r a child to keep everlastingly at his
TH E SE NATE
passes a bill
school tasks through the long spring days. He needs undeYthat, let us hope- will forever pre
i standing and sympathetic assistance. He needs the right vent
a monopoly o f the air by any
sort of encouragement at home. He needs all the playtime ’ nterested group of graftin g fi
E B R T H K A S S O C IA T E D I ' R K l l
Dan(,D obbs
-
today? Do you eat hard crusts o f bread at jfour house? Do
your folks make a habit of “ hard Chewing?”
This, we agree, is homely, talk, but is the sort of talk that
the people of the United States’should be hearing every day.
Soft, pulpy food— doff1
, pulpy Hying generally, get away from
it. Go to chewing.
and so on— property o f private In
dividuals and corporatjpns.
Germany will be expected to re
form her budget system and pay
six hundred million gold dollars a
year- after a certain resting pe
riod.
T H E W O RLD IS aufferirig today because people are pay
I T SOUNDS encouraging— for
ing too little attention to. tho
arts. W e take much of our
those
who want money from Ger
art from the past becausp ineho are no creative minds to
many, But it all depends on what
create new expressions o f a rt today.— Dr. Peter Lutkin.
A (io M to U N IT Y B lflL D E R
WK4e discussions were atlil gog > n it-developed that . .college
imeri dld marry with all the
Adlpesa that their home-staying
sjari ahowed. . I t now appears,
►wegfe T h a t 1 the
married alnnairihdw restlessness. Some of
marry find life a bore that calls
B. F. W H1TNER, Cashier. S
fo r relief In.the way of vacations a F. P. FORSTER, President.
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spent where more education can ■ l a m i s H w s i E M i E E a i s i H H H i s g m m s H H a s u i
be acquired?
That is, are the
husbands too intellectually stimu
lating even for them, or do they
seek mental stimulation that the
husbands do not give?
Neuralgia, Rheumatism
5
A ll Aches and Pains
A L L DRUGGISTS
M Y F A V O R I T E S T O R IE S
S8c sod 6Scv jars and tmbaa
Hospital size, f 3.00
By IR V IN S. COBB
mates stay, meets a patient who one will lay. Well, after catching
strikes him as having a sane look, the fly you start it up the ladder
The pair fell into conversation.
on the right hand side coaxing it
The dialogue runs after this along gently until it comes to the
fashion:
first bird cage, which is hooked
*'I say now/* states the visitor, up with the other three bird-cages
''You'll pardon me. I ’m sure, when so that there Is a continuous paa1 tell yeu that to me you havo sage through all four. The fly,
every appearance o f be'ng perfect- being an
intelligent
creature
ly normal."
strolls leisurely down the line*
"You lje right— I am normal. It coming finally to tho ladder on the
Is a^ursed outrage that I ’m kept i left-hand aide. Now, Mister- this
here.
But therc’a__a..conapiratly fla where my invention gets d a isy,
against me. By profession I a m ; ‘‘The fly atarts down, under the
an inventor.
A re you, by any |impression that he has escaped,
chance, interested in inventions? 'i He gets as fa r as the eighth rung
"Oh, yes.”
from the bottom and stops to con"W eil, my greatest Invention— 1grntulate himself.
Now
watch,
the thing that I worked on for Come away from that draught,
years to perfect— ia a fly trap. I When he gets to the seventh, why
Would you like to hear about it ? ” it ain’t there and the fly falls
''Yes indeed.”
I through and breaks his neck on
“ Come over in the corner where tho marble slab. Let's get out of ■ ' W H O L E S A L E
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COM M ISSION
M ERCHANTS A BROKERS,
J
^
\ Headquarters for all Varieties of Fruits (
“ Certainly.’'
"I'v e had enough trouble with
Rockefeller and Chalie Schwab
and Morgan and Henry Ford al
ready. They want to keep
mo
from making all the money in the
w o r ld .C o m e away from
that
window^ .somebody might be UsnlngUhar'a to overhear ua. U sn.
you ba willing to pay
a dollar g ydar if, I kept you free
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and Vegetables, Prompt and Personal
Attention to All Shipments
■ ■ ■ M M s s m s s s H M is e w
K
BHmH f
T H E R E JS ONE JUBT DOWN T H E
STREET T H A T DOES.
Richmond, Virginia.
happens in Europe. Some unpleas
that home o f our.conant movement on the part o f the
a ru , disputing about
M R . M A R T I N 'S , M I S T A K E
Russian Bear and the whole
l fleat' candidate of the
part*; fo rthe
preatscheme would be overturned with
'
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ontywuthority in reach
Western Europe hiring Germany
, r ir i th e Encyclopedia
I f theVe*Jhi*toiy
t?W above others b y the leadership oir t o keep the Russian in order.
the Cabinet Cyclopedia
l‘ ^ ,C e$ m fy.*w i'd* giva as high as
tb’i l j H istory o f tho old saying that "Whom the gods the great organization o f women
"O
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A
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T
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"
o
f
ours
is
stUl
aa atty it was John C. would destroy they first make
"WeirHiow, get th'a: There* are
- Ocaja
Star., j Ipso mad,“ v then the politick! aapira* in Florida. I t was nothing short young and-troublesome and hasn't a.hundred million people ,in ihe
tious h r * John ‘ ».W. .Martin Srd
I settled down. In, Spain the housej United Slates. *, 'At* a dollar S
loomed tit destruction, for hei’hss.
of- a village
are
mysteriously. throw j j l k t woulcT make md the
given unmistakable signs of maaI sinking into the ground-* Ana richest man in the United Staley
tima it ia the
.England is wyrried
by severe every twelve month.
ok . The state“ What does the trap look lik e ? "
earthquake shocks in the coal min
today’s paper
“ Oh- very simple. Shut that
deposits of thla rap- reasoning .rage which takes posing, districts. Compared with the
dqo^^iaper listen;' I get a marble
• u have increased total*n bf'aispotted <chlld at times
■ize o f the earth these little set* ■leb A hundred feet square. In
urJJso 5,824.52 while and leads him to smash his toys
tlings ere nothing but compared the middle o f it l put up a steel
o r . the bank have in a fit o f paaslon. Mr. Martin
with the size o f men, they are column twenty-one feet high and
ft,-787.00.
Figure* has doubtless become somewhat
four feet in diameter. I f Schwab
r 't h e rapidity with unbalanced as he sees glittering
gigantic.
1
hadn’t hqmtded me into this In
la;grow in g and the prize o f the governorship, which
TH O SE T H A T rule the oil mar- stitution Jr hilght haya placed a
[sandal
basis -on has been the object of his fond
big order Tdr steel with him, but
embition for
some time, fast
th I t being made.
kat say there w o n t be any big i f I ever g et out Gary gets my
advance in gasoline prices this business. Well, on each side of
recently m ode's
That may be the cause o f his
spring, “ because muddy roads will
voters, about temporary madness, but it is no
hold down ths price.". Muddy
has this to say: excuse fo r his outrageous attack
In marked con- upon the character and repute,
tion o f one o f the best known
women o f the state, a lady who
n infinitely
higher
stand* on
fr. Martin cun even
plane tbai
conceive -b
ho has always been
thoul beautify*
purity of her panoted fo r
l#
They w ill
ntef esi
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IF Y O U R D E A L E R DOES
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i n s i i ii u i i i i u i n i i i i u i u i i i i i i n u i ii i u i i i i i i
Still there is no lady’s hat in
the Presidential ring.
Probably
they are ail waiting fo r tlm new
spring styles.— Now York AmerBack In tho old days they madu
hideously garish things, but they
didn’t have w it enough to call
them
sport
models.— Baltimore
Evening Sun.
H ow s everything?
— Cleveland Plain Dealer.
A t a Real Bargain.
On Easy Terms.
"We don’t appoint them here.
We
elect
them.— Toledo
(0 . )
Blade.
Germany's government has ap
pointed an official teller of fairy
stories.
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11,000,000
claims, bu
medals co
ROOMS 501-2
Lusitania
Issue e.ny
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'"'T H E 8 A N F 0 R O H E R A L R T )U I«3 1 > A Y .% W «II - , W f , ti.
v L jjq t.u s .flo the most ,
•important- of
your
j1Spring Cleaning- San-
| a W W A R Y STORY. PO U R
Social Side
-SHIS. WACTEfe-WICfffT&iety Editor.
Phone 493-J,
W O M A N ’S C L U B M USIC D E P A R T M E N T
E N T E R T A IN S C E C IL IA N MUSIC C L U B ’
The Music eDpartment o f the
Woman** club entertained the Oecillan Music Club and a
large
number o f fr'ends of both organ
it hdelightful program
isations w
wit
irsday
I iiations
lipe Club will meet o f American music. Wednesday a f
E Tolar at 3:30 ternoon, April 9, at 4:16 o’clock,
la the .auditorium o f the Woman’s
, , ^ 'i
l Club will meet club house.
Mrs. W. L. Henley, chairman of
5. Woodruff at 0
the music department, dPffnjlHha
.
S., will meet with program with a graciodsf -tmranu.'
in at 3:30 o ’clock. to the guests; then intraduedd M n .
Workers Council Tom Moore and M rs,.f& , Rj MeChurch will serve Allistcr who arranged thq program
p. m., at the Bap- for the afternoon. ' Mrs. Moore
acting as program chairman pre
rummond will en- sented the I oil owing * programe luncheon at her every number being received with
merited applause:
Its Avenue.
March—
Camp Fire Girls ...J.::....
■ Parent -Teachers’
............................ Mackie Beyer
give
a picnic
Polka ..................... Mackie cB y«r
do School at 1 p.
The Stumon Orchestra
Country Dance (piano duet).«jL...^
'eachcrV Aasociath Side will hold
Mrs. D. 1a Thrasher and Mrs. D.
J meeting
at
3
P. Drummond.
T w a s April— Chorus .......... Nevin
i Roosevelt Auxiii- Club chorus, Mrs. D. P. Drummond
1 meet with Mrs.
accompanist
t 8 o’clock.
A ll Vcntian Love Song (piano solo)
rged to attend,
..... ................................ .
Nevin
le benefit of WoMrs. Emmett Hunt
dc held at the Wo- Thy Beaming Eyes (vocal solo)
Story o f “ A Perfect Day” ..'-.......
...... .......... Mrs. W. L. Henley
A Perfect Day (cornet solo):......
.... ............. Carrie Jacobs Bond
Oh, Promise Me <cpmct solo)....
-..a......... ................... ■DeKovcn
Mrs. Robert Herndon, accompan
ist Mrs. Maine*.
Greatest Miracle o f 'A ll (vocal
solo) .„.____ ___ ___ T). W. Guion
Moonlit Tears (vocal solo) ----...a................................. Cadrnnn
The Banjo Song (vocal solqf.......
,
.......... ......Sidney- Homer
Mrs. Julius Takach.
tSory of the Opera 'Shanewis”
........... ..........._____
—..........
*..... jl-jj w a u i l i By
i i l l | Cadman
Mrs. W.’ t t Henley.
Prelude to Opera “ Shanewis"
(piano solo).
Mrs. Julius Takach.
Arias from "Shanewia" The Rob
in Women.
Shadow Song
Mrs. W. R. Leake, accompanist
'
Mrs. R. R. Dcas.
The orchestra was composed o f
Mr. J. M. Stumon, trombone; Mrs.
Robert Hemdcn, cornet; Mrs. W.
Gynn Fox, clarinet; Mrs. Earl L.
Mrz. Mabel1Keppfet held a very
cnthuaiaatlc Story hour at the L i
brary laat-Saturday afternoon, and
thb, children enjoyed greatly her
llieyrt^iii o f Doctor Doolittle’s Jo^rdrawings illustrating the hnportant points in the story also added
to its interest. Thirty were pres
ent. Mrs. S. O. Shinholser will
have charge this week, and the
program will begin as usual at
2:15 o’clock.
Decorator George W. Stewart
o f St. Petersburg, has been in San*
ford fon a few days on business.
- A member o f the State Comp*
trailer's office force, Mr. Herbert
Spear,
of
Tallahasseepassed
through Sanford last evening, call*,
ing upon friends.
[fford Mattress Co.» 402J O R
S A L E ^ fo r
cash
more ihan ii00 ^nightly used
Auto Wheels and Cord Tires,
all sizes Including
Cadillac,|
less than half-price and suit
able. ic * two wheel ja ile rs ,
any capacity.
B ATTE R IE S
P. A. M ero
General Auto Repaint
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R. N. Wilson and J. W. Fricdman o f the University of Florida
are hem to join tho other students
who have been here several days
making tests at the Southern U til
ities plants.
E A ST E R DISH
K E E N K U TTE R
TOOLS
Ball Hardware Co
Cream cheese salad:
Moisten a cream cheese with
a little cream and mold it with,
halved pecan nut meats to resem—.
ble tiny eggs.
Dispose on crisp,
water-cress, garnish with ptcanmcats and serve with
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Phonen
TH E KXIDE
B ATTE R Y S T A T IO N
SANPORD HOME-MADE >*
MAYONNAISE,
nENEFlT OF
i WOMEN’S CLUB
T H U R S D A Y , APR. 10
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Swan and Lily Song,
FIRST N A T IO N A L W E E K
-tie Avenue,
fi Music Tlub will
Munson’s studio at
Walsh motored to
inson, of Orlando,
here Wednesday.
ere yesterday were
bine and Mrs. II, L.
rtona Beach.
itcrcsts have takdn
leron to Miami toSanford yesterday
Mrs. C. B. Brumley
Special
for
2 days
Linens
Voiles
and
Tub
Silks
for
$14-5(1
BY MRS. F ANN’ IF. M11NSHM.
The official recognition o f a N a
tional Music Week Is truly a para
mount event In the music life o f
this country. And Sanford should
have some part in this first ap
pointed observance, as she surely
will in the years to come.
Music week w ill always begin
the first Sunday in May, bringing
the 1924 dates from May 4 to end
of May 10.
The meaning o f this National
observance is clearly pointed In
the sjigan, " L e t us g ive more
thought to music.”
The. chairman o f the National
Music Week commlttea, is
Otlo
A radio "listening in’*, some
evening would bo excellent oppor
tunity.
■ There are also, the impromptu
musicale, the “ popular sings" with
assembled friends in the home.
Again all clubs could through
the week’s meetings, have a few
minutes o f united singing, If not
also special numbers. Some se
lected choir music or anthem for
that Sunday.
‘ Truly every one may In somo
way observe the National Music
Week.
I f one is planning a card party,
‘J r r secretary, C. M. Tremaine.
Mr. Tremaine is also director of
the national bureau fo r the admuaic
thirty-six
vancemont o f
.J H M H
states governors and Hawaii 'are
on honorary committee o f stato
governors.
The movement expects to in
clude in its activities all who can
contribute musically in somo way.
As one w riter expresses it, “ Na-
the United singing of o f one song
would be a mi . . _ fastest. «
events there is a
place fo r music.
National Music -Week Is an in
centive to help create a musical
atmosphere among the people. In
an effort to mako America music
al all must be interested, mun^
give more thought to music,”
Harding said, “ I am for every
movement that will give music its
rightful place in our national life.
Woodrow Wilson wrote o f ’mu
sic as a national need now more
than ever.” And said “ there Is no
better way to express patriotism
than through music.”
- F . S. M.
Adams o f Sanford is
iday with Mrs. Stanfor Tampa.
rets o f Sanford Wedseen Mr. Joe Phipps
Visiting the Sanlord High School
Wednesday was T. W. Lawton, su
perintendent of schools.
*
Among those transacting busi
lobson and family are
sday to their country ness in Sanford Wednesday, was
Mr. C. F. W a lk er.^rate manufacturer, o f Nocatec, Florida.
if Orlando, represent
s Drug" Company, wrfi ■ Shopping In Sanford Thursday
were Mrs. Clara J. Webster and
Inesday.
Mrs. Mabel M. Cunningham, of
in Jacksonville this New Smyrna.
anford Is Mrs. B. F.
s-Mlea Edna T. Whiling and 'Miss
Mary W alling of Point Monmouth,
[dng l n ’‘9hrrl Maw Jersey, who are at th o Mon
c Mrs. J. L. tezuma Hotel are spending the
S. Battle o f day In Orlando.
Linens
I* ♦
{
. K
fe
m
jvr fnusic^numbSrV
lirios
t( to t f
! -o* jimt
In all the Bright New Shades for Easter, all sizes up to 44
** a «aA I
. Mias Zoo. Munson, who has been
away recuperating for
several
months at St. Petersburg- haa re
turned to Saaford and has resum
ed her duties at Chase and Com
pany.
Motoring, to . DeLeon Springs
Mr. H. J. Taliaferro of Leesburg
and spending the afternoon were
Mr. and Mrs. James Hawkins, Dr. left Wednesday fo r Jacksonville,
and Mrs. W. D. Gardiner and Mrs, to be gone a few days. Mr. Talia
ferro has been in Sanford for
Clyde Derby.
little time, connected with a real
Mr. WilliamsCity Manager, estate advertising syndicate of
ie visitors to Sanford
were Mrs. P. H. El- who has recently purchased the Cincinnati.
t-*n and Mrs. W. B. Wimbish house on Park Avenue,
Is moving his fam ily
into their
This week Miss Dorothy Stokes J
new home.
Is spending in Orlando, on a visit j
to her cousin, Miss Martha Tufts. |
o f six weeks, the
Traveling Freight Agent o f the
Mrs. R|ilph Wight and son Hen
Lt> end *W.-« R. I t , ' Mrr -Wv G. Mc ry are on a week’s visit to her
Bride, with headquarters in Or* sister, Mrs. L
B. McLeod in
I, Penn.
Made,-is at'the.M entesum a Hotel Tampa. - - • • •
k end daughter o f fo r a few days.
trove over to Sanford
Connected with the reclaim de
with' Mr. and MreJ -t ) Spending soide -tim e,in. Sanford partment o f the A. C. L. R. R. are
the Montezuma Hotel.' ir e W r . and Mr*. J. Putiiam 8 lev Messrs. T . A . Wallace, J. U. King.
els o f Portland. Maine. T h «y have J. M. Needham o f Wilmington, N.
Ps|senger A gent o f M m i w a terin g Id the southern C., and O. W. Timmerman o f W ayn Read, Mr. F. L. An- part of the state.
cross, Ga., hare for several weeka
t headquarters are in
on business^'making the Valdez
htre^for a few dajp£ ^
m the boat fo r Jacki Mrs. James Greene
■Chicago, and Mamie
of Elisabethtown, Pa.
Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Govern; ‘ trhtr * stopped eft route
« O--of•- Montezuma,
G*., from .BL^Pete^sburg to their home
■
fianford an attractive
kh to stop.
W. K. Shank- o f Jacksonville,
salesman,
L^rs, E. W. Lins who well known traveling
Mrs for some time at with ths Savannah Supply Comspent Wednesday
Hotel motored to
> to Ponce de
Among those |
* of Crescent City,
It. Augustine,
we Peninsular Naval Leon celebration
______ ____ ____________ j Roumil*»°nvil!e, la here on are Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
lat, who w ill leave Sanford Thurs
day. “
_______
Meats bring M r.,J,
jQM of. thd all-valntet gueaU of
Jicksonvtlle te-fiindays. Mr. War1A. C. L. R. R.
t o m . In D m ,* !? !!, “ ' • i - j S S J i !
n i i i i i i n n i m
T h« I"°thea and grandmother
Mrs. H. R. Rosabro. Mrs. N,
Neely and Mrs. J. S. Gooch, 1
Wednesday
fo r
Chattanoo,
Tenn., whser they will visit I
fore rturnlng to their home
Smyrna, Tenn. Mrs. N eely i
ton, Maas., who prides herself up-!
on having been a plneer' resident
of Seminole county and owning an
oranga grovaiat Alum onte Springs
which was dsalroyed by thd freeze
o f 1007 but V h l A she stiU bolds.
n i i n u i n n i n
Novelty Ratines
Our Ever Fafrt VoiU?s
Every shade guaranteed fast.’"',1.,
i m
,
Stripes, Checks, light weight, ail imported.
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Imported Gingham
32-in. wide light weight, naw patterns,
small cheeks and little plaids. 60c value,
Special—
Underwear
Carter’a and Munslng Underwear. Special
lot for ., j .
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<• ini! prrfiminnry Mr.
i ■. u ■ -i hits match,*! .loo Beil nntl
fj.. ti<r
loco I jn'ddlewcights.
\’i .
i Jt .tr-Jiu3 Inclu sion in acJ i > t; jtu t.it i.-rrnid that both
.uV l‘\ oprUnAlly ;rdod boxers and
ili'i ir It.tul should prove popular
.with th"' Ir.hs. * ' - ;
Seminole Gun aj
miles out will sH*
Thtifsday alternw*.
one invited. •Thru)
air: m ii i
Thn /
raly »n
Vcredit<><t
cn tlon
credited
lo c a l nt
Tighth o
41apatch
TH U S
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ICKalUit D jilm -— ►
•— »■•»,!j» ti—
Jltinm. The iinul ifi.vmr
•lire to I h- hi-Id Jura I ’, ami 1 ' o '
thr Schuylkill rivi r
I'liilndi'lpln .
and the men relected will .-ai! -lui
l i i for France.
*•• A m cr'ia will defend her laurels
in three o f the Olympic events, the
tdnitle and double scull* nnd cightdared race. Jack Kelly, of Phila
delphia, was the singles victor in
1020, and gained the doubles lau
rels with i'nul Costello, o f I’liiladclphiu, ns his partner. The Na?'ra l Acntlemny’s crew
won
the
,.v!j:i>-oareil event and the midship•jinen again w>ll be candidates for
selection to defend thi** title.
, . T K Academy, follow in g its pol
icy o f early preparation, will inmiffarnte the season in a dual runtort with M. I. T. on the Severn
tvAlsv 3. The fololw ing week, the
-middies tackle Princeton at Anna^tolis, while on the same day, nt
m Derby, Conn., the lirst o f the tr<angular events will iiring togethei
T Y jflctf Columbia and Pennsylvania
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r task. He declares that he wants
e to redeem himself in the eyes of
d local fans. The hoys will fight
'•/’ m i a Imsis o f (it)-IU fo r the nionn <y.
This within itself is worth
t- the determination to win.
If)
The Knss-Middlcton bout isn't
if the only attractive scrap on the
it card by any ntoa.is, though Hilly
ig Dawson has arranged in the Myie crs-Dugan (tout an attraction i.t
is the first w uter..* Local fans
- - l will
__
[asaStHHi
mfc" no little uipnum oi ........... . classiest little scrappers in this
iii th ccoming ring bouts. Both pnrt o f the country, w ill itc a J
Dugan
o f these hoys, who were the parti werthy foe fo r Mycrn.
cipants in the headliner of the ex hails from Bridgeport, Conn., hut
hibition two weeks .igo, declare has hcetr doWh ' south for some
that they are in the be t o f phy time where he has been taking
i on nil comers. The fight between
sical condition.
Middleton, <who arrived here these hoys promises to lie n real
first, slated that ho Inis worked trtat with plenty o f action. Both
j down his surplus flesh mid is now will weigh around the 122 mark.
in good trim. That ho will be • Arrangements have been.com
the winner again in Frida/ night's pleted for the return meeting of
Stark and Williams, local light
bout via k. o. route, is hf
weights, who w ill furni’ h the
J-oeal Hoys A re Defeated by Score lion, l i e declares that I
o f lfi-7 In (lam e Here Wrdncs.
ing into the ring to v n that fun fo r one o f the prclimihnrie1'.
bout and he w ill force th' fight to In their first meeting Stark wa
day Afternoon A t Ninth
llet lared winner, after it 5i',,,um*
Street Park.
that end.
Boss is equally determined l » apparent that Williams could mil
• * hfi1though they outhit the visi- j cop the decision. T h ii boy, who
' J zjIJ almost two to on<‘. the local ; i t no mean serpper, dwlatcjr-ihat
was the victim
o f a luck
high school hasi hall team was «lc- Lite
I
■“ ■feated 'W ednesday
afternoon by ■punch in tbo first meeting and
I the Now Smyrna high school nine [ says that be can win if the .lick! sonvllle boy. He point - nut that
• by n score o f 17-fi.
he floored the former with-a., terI
Errors. costiy ones at that, were
j
i responsible fo r the visitors' vic- rifle punch to the jn\y in the sec
| tgfy. Mutt Moye, hurling for the < ud round which neat the battler
. Hanford team, pitched a
great down fo r a cot)) ' e l ro e 'll nnd
: ghm c and deserved to win. He
I gave up only seven hits hut the that Ho ctini» do it tliP tim e*'for
—ragged support that his teammates the full count.
t- uieonlril him, lost the gunic.
Ho** realizes that ho Ims a lug
i ,.7'he fifth inning was the one
i © g ilp n ln g fo r the visitors. They
* crossed the plate live times in this
• Inning. Collected hits and errors i
were rc*|H»urtblc fo rthis rtamI fa d e 1
fuir sized crowd was present
To* witness the guine. Moye pitch- |
. ing a fine game, struck out 12 o f
' thu opposing batsmen. The local
I boyw lost for the second time in
| n.s many games this season. HowI ever, the high school outfit is fur
■ fm m downcast
On Saturday o f this week the
' loin I nine will motor to Orlnndu
. ’ -Ut play a return game with Me
morial High on Tinker Field.
|
touch McLucns ho pea that his
chjrccn will be able to
return
This N ew Treat
J home winners^in this contest.
I k'i‘llM v is the T»ox score o f ycstcrment N ever Fails
thiy’a game.
To End Piles
,
Una Score.
, Sanford
A ll It II I'O A F.
I Many uffecr*
from
Flies mri
ft. Byrd. 2 b ....
: Hemorrhoids have become
d es-)
rVJeischer, ss.
|pendent because they have been |
. Pock, lb ....
led to believe that their case was
I Hpecr, ss.......
hopeless and Hint there was noth
I M. Moye, IV
ing in tiie world to help them.
' K. Moye, IL
! , To these peoplo w® »a y , “ Qo to
T yler. c fs
! your druggist and get an original
( Miles* o ......
j box o f M O A V A SU PPO SITO H I Thurston. Jib
IES.” Onb o f these inaerted into
the rectum according to direction*
I f ' i v . ' ......
.. 30 -6 l l
j will he found to give immediate
N Smyrna • A B R II
] relief. They reach the eource o f
Mobley, ss.......... «
o 3
the troubleJind by their eoothing.
• KUshv, c ......... fi
| a
healing, antiseptic action first aiI C. Alderman, 2b fi .1 1
, l*y the pain and eorenesa and then
2 0
1 Reck, lb -------- l
by direct contact with the ulcers
nnd piles cause them to heal up
! Wilkinson If.
l o o
j and disappear forever.
' K. Alderman, p 5* n1 o<
I It’s simply wonderful how speed’ I Hy^they net. Bleeaed relief, o f t f n
. i copies in twu days. ./8yep in; cases
{
suits h sve bevn !oh<ul
Oatahs, a lightning
itreek
shoe o f f w it
which certainly
a":
H
count
" fo r m e r Columbia mentor, to Us
„ Htaff.
-*
•A Another western invasion o f the
aiilttdson, where Washington
Inst
n.ycar scored the west'a - Arst trim lunph ip the blue ribbon intercolvfwgialc elussis, in
schi dulcd fo r
» t f i U year's championship regatta,
to be heltl June 17- the earliest in
years.
Wisconsin in pi/jctically
«ure o f Iming represented after a
long lapse, while the Huskies nrc
) expected to defend their crqwn,
ra ff
.H:5r t h B jjlij
ii:n
I All- druggist n iliipt
SUPPO SITO RIES in
jjUkAor can.
r
a it get
•... It fo
t .a_
ORE than six hundred full grown coconut
Pa^ms have been taken from the Miami
£] district, from tho Florida keys, and from
r
outside sections as far north as Delray
during the post year and transplanted
at Ooral Gables.
Theso beautiful trees adorn the entrances
and. plazas, mark tho portals of 'olub
house and residences, wave in tho Oulf Stream breezes
that sweep over fairways and greens of the golf course,
and deck Jhe delightful boulevards of Coral Cables in
tropical vesture of the most appealing form. They pay
rent every day—and every hour of the day—in dividends
of beauty and charm which every resident and visitor
enjoys.
The great part which the planting of trees in Coral
Cables assumes in the success of Coral Cables cannot bo
overestimated. It is on a par in the most modest estimate
with the building of the magnificent entrances and plazas
which in their Bpanish influence renew the splendor of
the grand old cities of Spain. It rounds out perfectly the
great home-building program, the most notable of its
M
£ t
r A
C
5g
kind which any Florida suburb has ever known. It is final
and absolute proof of the far-reaching effects of the great
developing program. .
The material advantage of all of Coral Cables’ remark
able beautifying improvements lies in the greater desir
ability which is here offered to home buyers, first of all,
and to the rapid increase in values which has meant*the
largest kind of profits for'investors. So that while all of
its transcendent beauty is a joy to the visitor, it is at the
same time a guarantee of profits also, for those who Invest.
;\
Come see Coral Cables today. Modern Pullman busses
are run from htis section for your convenience. It pro
vides an opportunity to enjoy the greatest free rightseeing trip in America today. A t Coral Cables yon will
see without doubt tho most magnificent development Id
Florida—the spot you have been searching for to build
the home of your dreams—the spot where profits art as
sured by the wonderful development. Co to the loch]
office today. Make your reservation of seats and grasp
this opportunity that beckons.
. * *
i *„.
GI50RGI54: M E R R ICK , O W N E R
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M M E RI S & B U R N E S , G
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T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , T H U R S D A Y , A P R IL 10, 1924
PA G E S E V E N
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ROOMS FOR R E N T ] M IS C E LLA N E O U S
FOR R E N T—t w o moms with or j
FOR S A LE
AUTOM OBILES A N D
R E PA IR S
HELP W A NTED
W A N TE D — Sanford bucineas men
who arc in need o f competent
'
I
hereby
announce
my
candidacy
__without
garage.
018
Oak
Ave.
FORDS
Cash in Advance
aeip shouia lead the classified
fo r County Comimssioner for the FO R S T A T E S E N A TO R FROM FOR R E N T— One bedroom with FO R S A L E — DeSoto paints and
New amt Dsed'
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IN
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T
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SENvanrishca at Saufoid Novelty
pago of The Herald. There’s no
3rd District, comprising the towns
ROADSTERS
sleeping porch. Apply 800 Mag- W orks, sole agents.________154-tic
. . . d »d «. w ill he T + A TO RI A L DISTRICT.
reason for sending out-of-town fo r
o f Lake Mary, Longwood, and A l
TO U RINGS
lolia.
ffrnm pq,ron* *»<1 eolI ,announce tny candidacy
for
help when there is probabljrfuat
tamonte Springs, and respectfully
_
FOR S A L E — Rhode Island eggs
LOUl-ES
ju fiil h l u M l I l t i l f t u t
ItENT— Tw o rooms,
the person you want in the city.
solicit the support o f the voters o f nomination as State Senator from P o F
for setting, 15 eggs for 51.U0.
SED AN S
stairs and one downstairs.
___ 10* ■ lln *
this district at the primary to bo the Nineteenth Senatorial District,
WANTED7200 salespeople
now.
Mrs. Ellsworth, Beardall Avenue,
TON TR U C K S
Laurel
Ave.
__ _____H« n line
subject to the Democratic Primary
held June 3, 1924.
M A K E BIG MONEY selling W at
Cash or terms.
! Sanford.
Phone 3303.
83-tfp
.......... Hr a lia r
to be held June 3rd. I am an at FOR R E N T— Tw o nice light house
kins nationally advertised house
W. B. B ALLA RD .
W e Seh or^trade.
4« a lla «
S A N F 0 R D r STOVE WORKS, 321
torney at law practicing at San
hold products. YOU C A N TOO.
ED W AR D HIGGINS,
keeping rooms and front bed*
f y p , double above
First Street. Next door to Smith
•OR CO UNTY COMMISSIONER ford, Florida, and hove been a res
Established 1868. Resources $15,Authorized Ford Dealer
m
Brothers. W c sell, trade, and re
I hereby announce my candidacy ident o f and attorney in the Nine room. Apply at Herald o f fice.
000,000.
Branches all_____
over______
U. S.
Lc (,j dates are to r con*
,____ ____________
BUR |!ENT— Rooms and boatll pair all kinds of cook stoves. I f _____________ Sanford. .--------------- -----for
the
office
of
County
Commis
* « Insertion..
teenth Senatorial District fo r 13
FOU
S
A
L
L
—
Ford
Roadster
prac®ttd
Onada.
Rare
C
H
AN
C
E
JU
ST
reasonable.
Phoenix
Hotel,
your
trouble
is
stove
trouble,
see
sioner from district number two
of average
years.- Your support will lie great- 40-W.______________________________ ’ us.
tically new.- Bargain. See Stew-1 NOW for City Sales dealers, men
of Seminole county, subject to the
»nt«Ml a linet Dutton
t or women, full or part time, in city
charge 30e to r llrat
action of the Democratic primary ly appreciated.
FOR RE N T— Large airy room fac FOU S A L E — Ancona baby chicks. art
|o f Sanford, nnd elsewhere. W rtie
> L E W IS O’ B RYAN .
June
3,-1924.
Fine strain pure-bred
antrona
ing lakefront. Call 571-J.
[rtmlniE t« restricted to
i today for
our practical, sure
JOHN
M
EISCIL
V U L C A N IZ IN G
FOR RENT— Unfurnished rooms. chicks, hatched from eggs from my
classification,
M O N E Y-M AK IN G P L A N . J. R.
Hood
irro r I* mail# 'Th* ® * "*
Apply SOS Myrtle Ave., or phone own flock o f carefully selected
N O TICE
Watkins Co., Dept. 99, Memphis,
laid w ill be responsible
Goodyear
bleeders. M y 17 years experience
I will be a candidate for reuoml- HOUSES FOR R E N T 328- W.
Tenn.
lone Incorrect insertion.
and
in
breeding
anconas
assure
you
the
nntion for the olficc of State A t
(or aubsequent
W A N T E D — PR IN T E R , C A N A L
Balloon Tires
best to be had in the breed. All
L Tlie o ffice should be
torney of the Seventh Judicial Cir FOR R E N T— Cottage. J. Musson.
SO USE PR ESSM AN . W R IT E
Used
Cara
chicks
delivered
South
Baldwin
cuit of the Stale of Florida, sub FOR R E N T — 5-room cottage with
llmroedlatdr »" CM® of
R EAL ESTATE
TH E M A TT H E W S
K E N T V U L C A N IZ IN G W ORKS, OR W IRE
Ancona_Farm,
IJIIian.
Ala.
ject
to
the
action
of
the
Demo
bath,
lights
and
water.
W.
J.
A IlV K ItTIB E IIS.
PRE88, SANFORD, F L A .
Commercial
St.
cratic
Primary.
Your
endorsement
Thigpen.
■Id representative thorfiat, FO R SA LE — One pair mules and
fo r a second term o f office will be FO R R E N T— F or 6 months, com* FOR RENT— One 12-room
wngon, cheap, or one mute. Lew
Ami|lar with rn tei, rule*
g
o
o
d
condition,
centrally
located.
greatly appreciated.
Jlflrntlnn. w ill | l « you
is. Altamonte
Springs.
Phone FOR S A L K — Cndillnc I-passenger
fortably furnished house, six
In fo r m a tio n .
Ana
is
GEORGE A. DcCOTTES,
B U IL D IN G
phaeton. Model 57, in good con
600-G,
sleeping rooms.
318 .Magnolia
, they w ill asalat you In
State Attorney, Seventh Judicial Avenue.
iFOR RE N T— Store room, good con- Be n n ET’S n a t "FXlrroTiY=if dition except paint. Good tires,
your want ad to make
M A T E R IA L
_____ Circuit. Slate of Florida.
$650.00 cash
for
I
you want your hat cleaned and two extras,
FOR R E N T— Modern 5 room bundition, good location.
effective.
uick
sale.
Address
Cadillac,
care
FOR
C
O
U
N
TY
COMMISSIONER
blocked when you want it and how
j ’ O llT ffA T ffO T IC K .
gnlow, 010 Magnolia, Apply II.
M 1KALLE Loner cte Co., general
I hereby announce my candidacy C. Du Bose.
you want it send it to tho Factory, lorald.
Ilsers should Itlve th eir
cement work, aldewlaka, build
FOU
R
E
N
T—
One
two-room'apart
fo r re-election for the office o f
[r postofflce addreaa aa
123 Broad Street, Jacksonville,
ing blocks, Irrigation boxes. J. H.
County Commissioner of Seminole
ment, close in.
I their phone num ber If
Florida.
Tcrwllleger. l*rop._________________
sire results. A bou t one
....County, District No. 1, subject to
FOR R E N T
FOR S A LE — Sweet tone mahog*
but of a thousand has a
LOST
A
N
D
F
O
U
N
D
the
nction
o
f
the
Democratic
pri
Lumoer and Building MaterUL
L and the othera can't
any
piano,
beautiful
A
rt
case.
FOR S A LE — 38 acres, ull cleared
FOR R E N T — Garage, corner 11th
mary June 3, 1924.
Carter Lumber Company .
[tcate with
you unleaa
Can be seen In Sanford, at $125
St.
and
Elm
Ave.
and
fenced,
350
bearing
orange
ow your addrees.
O. L. BLEDSOE.
N. Laurel SL Phone 666,
and amall storage charge. M.
■ronllnnnnee M UST be
abreast with the times by mot trees, la kef runt on two sides, close Martin, 324 7th St., Jacksonville,
FOH I'E P llE S B N T A T iV E
I I I L L LUMBER CO.
House <4
iin p f f i t i nt
**nn—
reading the classified
pages o f in. Must be sold and is a bargain. F iji
- Business
I
respectfully
announce
myself
Service, Quality asd
Price
Irrebl office or h r l « t newspaper
. . , Herald
as a candidate for the House of your daily
jT e lr pHoue
dlecostls*.
Phone 135. .
FOR
SALE—
Cheap,
to
avoid
pack
Opportunities
I are not valid#
Representative* from
Seminole want ads contain many interestln
5-ROOM bungalow. Desirable lo
ing an dshipping from Sanford,
Prompt, E ffic ie n t
County, subject to the Democratic messages. It w ill pay you to reaS
BUSINESS
O P P O R T U N IT Y — We,
cation, easy terms, $3200.00.
wilt sell my high grade player
Service.
primary, June 3, 1924. I f elected them daily.
the manufacturcis of a well W A N T E D TO R E N T
♦
piuno at a
sacrifice.
Monthly
— FDR c l e r k 'o r e tJ U R f- ; l w ill advocate constructive legis L O S T ^ t ’ rom running’ hoard o f FOR SA LE — 15 acres celery land terms to praty giving satisfactory known and widcry advertised pro
car one lenther cartridge belt
I hereby announce my candi lation for tho benefit of the great
fronting on Imke Monroe, 12 references. See piano and moke prietory medicine, want a ropro* W AN TED — Furnished cottage or
dacy fo r the office o f Clerk o f the est number of people in Seminole an dtoy pistol. B'inder please re acres cleared and under irrigation, offer. E. J. Doby, 84 N. Broad .tentative in each county in Flor
bungalow about 3 or 4 rooms.
turn to Mrs A. K. Powers, 707 all planted, four flowing wells, St., Atlanta, Ga._______________
ida. Our proposition is attractive State price and location in reply.
Circuit Court, Seminole County. County and the state of Florida.
W.
9th
St.
cheap.
Florida, subject to tho decision of ___________________ J. R. LYLES.
T Y P E W R IT E R
R IB B O N S— For and will net u man from $200 to P. O. Box 417.
Character and W A IT E D — To rent a five room
tho Democratic Primary to be FOR C O U N TY COMMISSIONER
use
on
Royal,
Remington
or L. $250 per month.
VsECUTINn A TTO R N E Y held on June 3rd, A . D., 1924. I
ability count morn than money in
FOR S A L E — 10 acres, 5 cleared, C. Smith typewriters.
I hereby announce my candifurnished house with
garage.
Will
sell
to announce to the citt- /and fo r efficiency and service In
vegetable land,
flowing
well. fo r one-hnlf_price. _ Herald office. selection. W rhe us your qualifica Compton, Chero-Cola Co.
Apartments
lacy for County Commissioner for
■minole County that I am
tions and i f satisfactory wc will
Two Mocks of loading station,
District No. 2 Seminole County,
FO R S A L E — Anu'o adding
ma explain our proposition to you by
[to for the nomination to office. V A N C 0 E DOUGLASS.
For Rent
cheap.
subject to the Democratic Primary,
chine.
Never
been
used.
$10.
cuting Attorney for the FOR- !^EMBER SCHOOL HOARD
letter. The National Remedy Com PROTECT
YOUR
CHILD’S
June 3, 1924.
office.
Durt of Seminole County,
pany, Postofflce Station G, Jack
in IkUaVluPU
Roseiand Herald
—-i ■■
__
—.
H E A LTH
FOR R E N T— 3 room apartment, FOR S A L E — Lota
I heroby announce m yself a cani
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•
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L.
P.
H
AG
AN
.
, the action of the Demosonville,
Florida.
Heights. High nnd dry. A - l iocaSA LE — Egry cash register.
large, nice, cool rooms. N. H.
didate for re-election to the office
FOR SH ERIFF.
pmary, euno 3rd, 1924. I
tion on Sanford Ave., from $250! $19 cash. » Herald office._________
Garner,. Phone 59.
Through thnughtiessness the slight
o f member o f the board o f public
I
hereby
announce
myself
as
r
raterut lor your vote and Instruction, representing school
to $5U0 each, easy terms. I f you! FOR SA TE — Remington typecough or cold o f a child is often ne
FOR
R
E
N
T
—
Furnished
npart*
nation.
__ district No. 1 o f Seminole Coun‘ y, candidate fo r too office bf Sheriff
want a desirable home come in and - writer, with wide carriage, in;
glected and soon becomes serious.
ment.
Apply
Shirley
Apa
o f Seminole County,'suojeot to the
cST F. HOUSEUOLDER.
see us.
NOTICE
A few doses o f FO LE Y ’S H O N E Y
good condition. $25 cash, Inquire
subject to tho Democratic primary Democratic primary June. 1921 menta, First Street.
$
lu.NTY COMMISSIONER to be held on June 3rd, 1924.
at Herald office.
A N D TAR COMPOUND, at small
______________ W. A. T IL L IS .
FOR R E N T—-Double
houso or
Anyone wishing to com cost, taken nt the onset of the
I f you want a city lot, a subur* FOR S A LE — I rge
iy announce my candidacy
F R ED T .W 1 L L IA M S .__
reed
baby
throe room apartment furnish ban lot, a house ready built, celFOR C O U N TY COMMISSIONER
municate with the Knights cold would bring speedy relief. Be
Sty Commissioner for the
condition. Phone
I hereby announce my candi ed, location good, close in. A. P, cry farm, grove or anything in
^ oot^
strict comprising Chuiuo* TO T H E VOTERS OF T H E 19TH
of the Ku Klux Klan of prepared, have a bottle of this
Connelly
4
Sons._________________
S E N A T O R IA L D ISTR IC T.
dacy fo r County Commissioner for
tho Real Estate line call us. We V./,;. ' . : ; — rj— r— t—r— rr;----- rea and Osceola, subject to
Sanford may do ho by ad safe, reliable cough remedy on
A fter due consideration, I have the'fifth district of Seninole Coun FOU R E N T — Furnished
! rO U SA LK — Muthu!ihck Piuno in
2-room seil at the owners price only.
hand, nnd give promptly when a
Dn of tho Democratic pri*
I good condition. Call nt 709 West
decided to become a candidate lor ty. Subject to 'the action of the
dressing mail to Postofflce cough or cold la detected. Equally
ground floor apartment, 205 E.
Inc 3:
re-election to the State Senate June Primary of 1924.
We
g
ive
you
!
r
i*lpL
Street.
Call
and
see
us.
Third
Street.
Apply
New
Era
Hox CS.
C. A. RA U LE R SO N .
as effective fo r older persons. N o
from the 19th Senatorial District,
vice.
FO R SAl.E- Plant
E. II. KII.nKR.
Printcry. opp. Posto fflce.
tho bargains nnd service.
Beggarweed
ILEKK C IR C U IT COURT composed of Orange, Seminole and
TH E .SEMINOLE .REALTYIby announce that 1 am a Osceola Counties, subject to the MEMBER OF SCHOOL BOARD FOR R E N T— Three room a
yodi' own
acm
I wish to a n n o u n c a ^ r t ,’O T r ^ . ^ c ^ “ JUfe' ^ v , . 415 W. gfajit -j-:-: . a
£ nlnuD
U T ftiloO
f B f rPi H < > t p V ^
te for the office o f Clerk Democratic Primary tgc be . h fili
candidate fr>w-MemtVr'yV7f^--rtn ef >& *****•*»-•»•*',‘-->* ' ’ ^ •
r OB S A L E — Attractive modern fertilizer. Makes splendid crop of
School Board c f Seminole Co. from FOR R E N T__New three rnorii
bungalow.
A bargain; terms. hay uti-poorest soils. Write fo ri
,o ‘
information.
Cherokee
Farms,
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School district N ». 3. Subicct to
tic primary In June, 1924.
-M. a O VER STREE T.
■Manticolla !Fla.
....
the decitioiwpf the Democratte-prfFOR
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—
Small
house,
modern
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or
Crystal
Lake.
F O ir ^ T O N B T X B O l “ S F
DIS niory tkbpHleid June 3, 1924.
conveniences, on beautiful lake. W A N T E D TO BUY— Fiat top desk
Smith,
ke Mary.
JSTICB OP T H E PE AC E
T R IC T NO. 1.
in good condition. Must be cheup
II. H. PA TTISH ALL.*
Ten
minutes drivo from Post O f
iby announce that I am a
I hereby announce that I am a
fo r cash. Address Box 431, Sanfice.
$3,000.00;
terms.
W
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V.
FOR
CLERK
ttltC
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e fo rtho office o f Justice candidate for conitnblo of District
Wheeler, 404 1st N nt’l. Bank, Hldg. ford, Florida.
I wish to announce that I am a
fence in and fo r tho first No. 1, subject to the Democratic
M
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’Phono
101-J.
Schelle Maines
F O R SA LE — Two Jersey cows; *
district o f Seminole Coun- primary to be held June 3rd, 1924. candidate for Clerk of the Circuit
Sanford Novelty
also small cream separator. W.
W ANTED
W IL L T R A D E — 35 acre
farm
th the legal and efficient Said district beig composed o f the Court of Seminole Co., su bj^t to
‘ 5 twelve miles north of Miami, in W, Van Ness, P. O. Box 57.______ |
ce of the executive officers following voting precincts: San Dcrwcratlc primary, June third.
LAW YER
50
Cents
I
f
elected,
I
promise
the
faithful
rigidly growing section for well FOR SA LE — Folding ironing
Works
ounty I promise to do my ford, Lake Monroe and Paola.
Hume Cooked Meals. Tw o blocks located property in ur near San
performance of tho duties con
*:• — Court House
board, smnll victroiu, and two i
thout prejudice.
F-. E. W A L K E R .
business district.
nected with that office.
ford. Small cash payment is re dozen recurds, very cheap. O w n-1
L. G. 8T R IN O F E LLO W .
FOK S H E R IF F.
PH O E N IX H O TEL.
V.
COLDER, Prop.
W. L. MORGAN.
quired. Price o f Miumi property, er laving town. Apply 112 la u
)R C O UN TY JUDGE,
To the Voters of Seminole County:
300 Purk Ave.
including farm house and barns Is rel Ave., ufter 5 p. m.
FOR
T
A
X
COLLECTOR
t, of course, to the action
I hereby announce my candidacy
Ccteral Shop and Mill W ork
$15,000. I f interested in making n
I wish to announce that I am a
lemocratic Prim ary to be for tho office of Sheriff o f Semi
trade write giving full description
Madam Harriet,
e 3rd, I will be a candidate nole County, subitct to the voters tandidate fo r re-election to the of
George A . DeCottes
Contractor and Builder
of your property, location and
Beauty Parlor.
S P E C IA L NOTICES
office o f County Judge of of the Democratic Prim ary to be fice o f County Tax Collector of
Atlorney-at-Law
price.
Address
it.
J,
Peck,
FuiOver Mobley’s Drug Store.
o.County. I shail be grate- held June 3rd, 1924, I f elected I Seminole Count?, subject to the
fmd, Florida.
517 Commercial Street
Park
Ave.
Phone
245.
Over
Seminole County
action
o
f
tho
Democratic
primarj
the nomination and elec- jromlse four years o f Law EnNOTICE
W A N T E D — Good Jised typewriter W )R S A L E — 10 acres close to city
Bank
nd if elected I assure the breement In a business manner by to be held in June.
Anyone
wanting
nice
Easter
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nn
n!ntu
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good sno/l
road. N
ew liniian
house, nu
garage
fo r cash. R. J. Reel. Phone 3.
hip of Seminole a fair and the help o f the proper subordi ____ _______ JWO. D. JIN K IN S .
Baskets, wait and buy from Cir-j
Sanford,
■■■ - - Florida
nnd other improvements. $2,000.00. cle No. 2, at Union Pharmacy,
administration o f the af- nates or assistants and earnestly MEMBER
C O UN TY
SCHOOL
Terms.
W.
V.
Wheeler.
1st
N
a
t’l
Apr. 18 nnd 19.
th* office.
BOARD
P U B LIC Stenographer;; jn
your bussolicit the support o f all Jaw en
Elton J Moughton
SCHEL l E_M AIN ES.— forcement voters, on June 3rd.
I hereby announce myself n can
ness solicited. 107 Park Ave. Bank Bldg. ’ Phono 101-J.
A R C H IT E C T
didate for re-elcctinn as a member PhJne 349.
RA YM O N D L. A L L EN.
iU P E R IN T E N D E N T OF
Fred R. Wilson
o f the County Board of Public In- W A N T E D TO BtJY— Ten or twen1BLIC IN STR U C TIO N
FOR T A X ASSESSOR.
First National Bank Bldg.
atruction
from
District
No.
3,
by announce my candidacy
ty ncre tract bordering on lake.
I wish to announce that I am a
O. C. Bryant, W a g
Sanford, ------------- Florida
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W
Oviedo, Osceola and No improvements required. Must
lection to the office of candidate for re-election to the (Geneva,
superintendent o f public office o f Tax Assessor o f Semi Chuluota) subject to the action of he well
on locaetd and close to town. „ „ „ p i „
_ •is
„„n
First National Bank Bldg.,
on o f Scminoio County, nole County, subject to the decis the Democratic Primary, June 3rd, Give price and amount o f cash re- H C r , l 41 3 *, W i l l
S C ll
Bt
to the Democratic primary ion of the Democratic Prim ary to 1924. Having served aa a mem quir
uire a. Address. Box 100, care
„„
.
Sanford -------------- Florida
ber o f the Board since 1915, and The Sanford Herald.
elil on June 3rd, 1924.
be held June 3rd, 1924.
Carohna,-Florida
filli6
room
house,
gar
having been chairman of the W A N T — To rent fo r tha summer,
T. W . LA W T O N .
A. V A U G H A N .
Board since 1919, espocally fits mo
COUNTY PRO SEC U TIN G
woll located home In Sanford, by
FOR T A X CO LLEC TO R
age, lights, water, gas
The Matthews Press
A TTO R N E Y .
I beg to announce myself a can fo r the work required o f a Board responsible party. Must be up to ing Station, gas at 2
W.lukM Hide.. Kanfurd Fla.
member,
and
if
re-elected
I
prom
date
with
all
lmporvemcnts
and
) to announce that I shall didate fo r the office of Tax Col
ise the same conscientious and con completely furnished. Give com
Phone 417-L-2
tandidate for the office of lector of Seminole County, subject
cents above cost the and bath room, $45.00
Prosecuting Attorney, in li to the decision o f the Democratic structive service as has been rend plete Information as to location
Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers
the endorsement o f the Primary to be held June 3rd, 1924. ered in my many years o f sarvice and price in answering this ad.
per
month
or
will
sell
CHAS. F. H ARRISO N,
year around.
R. C. M A X W E L L __
atic voters at tha June 3rd,
117 Park Avenue— Phans 4 tt
Box 431, Sanford, Florida.
Geneva, Florida.
FOR C O UNTY COM M ISSIONER
Sanford
Sign
Shop
at very
reasonable
GEORGE C. H ER RIN G .
I hereby announce my candidacy F 0 R ~ C T U N T Y ” C0MM IS SIGNER
A P P R O P R IA T E
I hereby announce m y candidacy
OR C O UNTY JUDGE
for County Commissioner fo r the
for
re-elrctlon
to
the
offica
of
reby announce myself as a Fourth District o f Seminole CounL E T T E R IN G
terms.
Wilson Welding & Radiator
ite for tho office o f County
. Subject to the action of the C-unty Commissioner frnm DisFor
All
Classes of Work
ti it number four o f Seminole)
of Seminole County, subject
ine Primary of 1924.
Works
107 North Sanford Ave.
County, subject to the action of
C. L. W EST.
Democratic primary, June 3,
tho
Democrat
primary
June
3,1924.
I pledge faithful service
“If It’s ifetal we can weld it,"
FOR S H E R IF F
H. B. Lewis & Co.
B. F. W H EELER.
you nominate me.
To the Voters o f Seminole County:
8ANF0RD, FLORIDA
J. G. SHARON.
FOR S T A T E A TTO R N E Y.
I hereby announce myself a can
Address
Sanford
Machine
Co.
I hereby announce my candi
'O L N T Y COMMISSIONER didate for Sheriff o f Seminole
Tlrst National Bank Building,
reby announce my candidacy County subject to tho action o f the dacy fur the office o f State Attor
■ A N D SUPPLIES ■
election to the office o f Democratic primary to be held on ney fo r the Seventh Judicial Cir
ground floor.
cuit o f Florida, subject to the Dem r o o T o r r m s T s
S T E W A R T The Floriat *
N FORD,FLA. No. 107-Telephone 349- Park Are.
commissioner o f
District June 3rd. I f I am elected I
Seminole county, subject to myself to fulfill the duties i"S G ocratic Primary to be held June 3,
Flowers For AU Occasions
1924.
tha best o f my ability.
ion of thd voters on June 3rd
a iiia m iiiu u | g iB H iiiiiiM »iu M iia H iiiim »a
J. A. SC ARLE TT.
E. E. B R A D Y .
C. W. EN TZM ING ER.
Members Florists Telegraph Do.
FOR S H E R IF F
I hereby announce m yself a can
didate for iceiectlon to the office
o f sheriff of Seminole county sub
ject to the action o f the Demo
cratic primary to be held on June
3. If elected iur another tern I
! pledge to iulhll the duties o f the
I office in the same efficiept manner
that I have conducted
past.
___________________ C
FOR ROARD O F
STRU CTIO N
I hereby announce my candidacy
for re-election aa member of the
Tioard of Public Instruction for
Seminole County, Florida, repre
senting school district No. 2 of
Seminole County, subject to the
Democratic primary to be hold on
June 3rd, 1924.
CHAS. A. D A L L A S
FOR C O U N TY JUDGE
I hereby announce m y candidacy
for the office o f County Judgf
o f Seminote County, subject to tin
action o f the voters nt the Demo
cratic primary June 3.
JOHN G. LF.ONARDY.
------ FOR” C O U N TY JUDGE
To the’ People o f Seminole County:
I am a candidate fo r County
Judge, your support and vote on
June the 3rd will be appreciated.
SA M U E L A. B. W IL K IN S O N .
FOR” R E PR E S E N T A T IV E .
I hereby announce my candidacy
for member House o f Itepresenta
lives fo r Seminole County subject
to tho action o f the voters at the
Democratic primary, June 3.
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Political
Inouncements
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DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
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IE VI.
A8S0CL TED PRESS DISPATCHES
Hiraifa Johnson Says
He Isn’t discouraged
(B r T k e A u
^Icr and Brookhart Off to
jhington Court House
[Ohio While Rest o f the
igherty
Investigating
nmittee Continue Probe
Justice Department with
I. McGraw Testifying.!
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W A SH IN G TO N , A p r. 11—
Declaring his purpose to rid the
Republican part o f “ corrupt and
reactionary controtM Senator H i
ram Johnson, a candidate fo r
Republican
presidential
nomination says in a statement
published today that he is
.“ neither discouraged nor dis
pelling." H e makes no specific
mention o f
reports that the
.campaign la to be curtailed in
the least in view o f the recent
primary returns favorable to
President Codlidge.
NEW COMMITTEE
BEGINS PROBE OF
WHEELERCHARGE
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A ,' F R I D A Y , A P R IL 11, 1921.
HUGO STIiES
ENDNSTRY KING
H.
W orld Fliers Delay
Flight For Weather
( R f T fcr A » i w U l f d
!>
Weakened by Three Major
Operations During the Past
Four Weeks Leader in Ger
man Industrial L ife Gives
Up at Last and Succumbs
to Ravages o f Disease—
Much Speculation on Effect.
rnr t s , Ano-iniru p r ,« u
B E R L IN , Apr.
11— Germnny’n
strong man of industry is gone
with the passing o f Hugo Stinnos
and speculation Is rife today con
cerning the ultimate effect o f hla
death upon tho internal situation
and
the reparation settlement.
Weakened by three major opera
tions within four weeks the man
who would admit no defeat yield
ed to the ravages o f disease. He
was fu lly conscious to the end.
Hugo
Stinnes, more closely
identified with German industrial
life than any other man, died
Thursday evening at 8:30. Inde
fatigable In his labors,
he strug<
la
glcd against the Impending end,
And was conscious to the last.
Pt
im
)
1
: S IT K A , Alaska, A pr. I l 4 Warned o f an approaching
storm 'off the Gulf of Alaska
the four United States army
aviators, flying around the globe
are resting here today a fter a
800 mile flight from Prince Ru
pert. The aviators were sche
duled to leave today fo r a 4711
mile jump to Cordova, Alaska)
but M ajor Martin, command
ing, who received the weather
reports asserted there would be
no flight until conditions were
favorable.
DEMOCRATS HAVE
NEW SUBSTITUTE
FOR MELLON TAX
BANK DEPOSITS
SHOWfCREASE
OF« PER CENT
Hanford’s Banking Institntions Enjoy Greatest' Gain
In Business in History of
Financial
Strongholds —
Growth o f City Reflected in
Statement Recently Issued
Showing Standing o f Banks
S IN G LE COPIES F IV E C ENTS
N U M B E R 10
erty
Thursday—$ 120,000
JOININGS GIVES
HIS PLATFORM
IN SPEECH HERE
William J. Bryan To
Be Church Delegate
Company Prominent
Sanford
Business
Men Close B ig Deal
t V --
According to figures made nvnilMe by the quarterly statements
While William Jennings Rrygiven by the local banks showing
nn was in the city yesterday, it
condition o f the three institutions
was learned that tho Great
at tho end of business Mar. 31,
Commoner, hna been selected
Sanford banks have made the
by tho Presbytery of Southeast
tremendous
gain
o
f
48.3
per
cent
JHINGTON; A pA 11 The
Florida to represent it as the
in tho amount o f deposits in com
Deni I# Said To Be Largest
the Preliminary Steps In Investigation
It-home section
of
layman delegate to the General
parison
with
that
o
f
last
year
ut
Chairman Smoot Introduced Bill
Transacted In Sanford For , >
harty investigating -commitAssembly o f the Presbyterian
o f Indictment Brought Against
the same time.
An Framed by Senate Finance
(ntinued bearin g today SenuSome
Tim e — Includes 200
Church,
which
will
be
held
in
Sp«akN
Here
Last
Night
Out
Senator Wheeler A re Taken
Not only hnve the institutions
Committee. Asking Immed
loses, N ew Hampshire, preMississippi on May 18. Rev.
by Borah
Feet
On
First Street and
had
a
larger
increase
in
tho
lining
Issues
of
Guberna
iate Consideration
tin the absence o f Chairman
M. E. Gabnrd o f Geneva, Pres
amount of deposits, hut they have
117 Feet On Oak AveniM-—
torial Campaign Declaring byterian minister of thnt place,
hart and with J. J. Me(Hr The Associated Press)
increased their resources 44.2 per
( H r T h r A aanctntnl P w
t
Tulsa, Okie., banker, on
Extensive
Improvements
W A S H IN G TO N , Apr. 11.— P re
That*He Is For Lnw En met Mr. Bryan in Titusville yes
W A SH IN G TO N , Apr. 11— Lines cent. That this city in now in the
[tend, who testified concern- liminary steps in the inquiry in
terday and accompanied the lat
Contemplated A t
Once.
forcement,
Efficient
Hand
midst
o
f
tho
most
prosperous
era
for
tho
major
contest
on
tho
rovulk with Daugherty, in to the indictment in Montana o f
enuc bill in the senate w er^
defin o f its history is the firm belief of
ling of State Affairs and ter to Sanford. It was Itev. Gairm <
he was told Daugherty Senator Wheeler, prosecutor o f
hard who informed Mr. Brynn of
One o f the most important real
itely drawn Thursday by announce- the heads o f tho throe banks. These
i prosecute • • these
cases, the Daugherty investigation, were
A ll Constructive Meusures.! his appointment. Dr. J. P. Cal estate transactions that has been
res,
they
point
out,
show
that
ment
o
f
Democrats
o
f
the-incom
e-vi*'1
is nothing else to do." He taken Thursday by a newly cre
houn nas boon selected ns the
consummated
in
Sanford
for
much business is being transacted
tax plan they w ill proposo as suD-1muc
A)id of a conversation with ated senate committee while the
Declaring that he is
making
representative of the clergy to some time, was closed Thursday
stitute for the Mellon ratea placed i?™ that n large amount of money
or Harrell. Oklahoma, whoso Daugherty committee itself was
nttend the assembly.
when the Hynes property on First
B E R LIN ,
Apr.
11. — Hugo In the measure by finance commit-1** *n circultaion, both o f which only a few promises nnd those
de toward th e'M illers was touching b riefly upon subject.
only which he couhl absolutely as
! Street and Oak Avenue was tol»V
Stinnes more closely identified tec Republicans.
1
tcn<l
to
substantiate
their
claims
vicious." Ha said the senSenator Borah, Republican, Ida with German industrial life than
sure with confidence, Frank E.
to a recently formed corporation
told him; "ha dldn t 'w a n t ho, chairman o f the new investi any other man, died Thursday
T h , bill • • t , . n e d by .he IW n co £ “
! t ”. Jennings, enndidnet for governor
composed o f C. Schultz, Charles
most
progressive
cities
in
tho
nwny with all gating committee was directed to evening at 8:30.
committee
was
introduced
in
the
boys to
o f Florida, spoke fo r over nn hour
L. Britt, R. J. Holly and J. D,
Indefatigable
state.
_
oil lands
telegraph to Federal Judgo Pray in his labors', ho strugled against senate by Chairman Smoot who
Davison. This valuable proper
According to the figures, the Thursday night to an attentive
said the M llta # never con- at Great Falla, where the indict the impending end, and was con said "he expected to call it up for l’eoples Hank enjoyed tho largest audience at tho Seminole County
ty was purchased on a 99-yearconsideration next week. Senator
a dollar toward
his ment was returned Tuesday, re scious to the last.
lease basis upon n valuation o f
percentage o f increase in deposits Hank corner.
Robinson, Arkansas,
Democratic having a gain o f 01 per cent while
Mr. Jennings particularly stress- j
‘ n In Oklahoma, when ho questing him to froward certified
3120,000.
Around
him
were
gathered
his
eated for re-election ns copicn of the indictment, the min w ife and children. To them he leader, joined Chairman Smoot in the Seminole County Hank had tho cd the outstanding planks in his
The
property
includes nil
suggestion that the hill bo taken jargest increase in resources hav platform, those of putting the dif-1
il committeeman by Jake utes o f grand jury and documen
bulb(in g l_ ia cinc_F ira t - S treat-dx
had devoted his later years nil up by next Wednesday.
tary
evidence
as
well
as
a
list
o
f
ferent
state
departments
oji_uJ)Ugr.L
|n. He said "he never heard
ing 49 per cent.
_____
Eween Park nnd Onk Avenues
the time he cou»2 spare from his
of extraordinary oxpendi- the witnesses.
The Democratic income- - tax
Tho First- National Rank had iness-llke basis, strict enforcement; Discusses Issues of Coming Pres with the cxccpUon o f tho one at.
n
vast
business
interests.
There
___ To A w a it Informstola,——
o
f
law
and
order,
more
efficient
ir.Hamon during the Hardschedule,
introduced
by
Senator
an increase in deposits of 37.5 per
idential Campaign and Says
First and Park Avenue,
which
Until this ihformation
is re had been no hope fo r hla recovery Simmons, North Carolina, is a rad cent and 31 pe reent in resources. and far-reaching road building
apalgn."
Democrats nnd Progressive
Seminole Securities
Company,
for many, hours and the foremost
Bank in program and for furnishing more
senate Daugherty commit- calved the committee probably will medical skill could do nothing ical departure from the plan o f Tho Seminole County
from the First
Nntional Bank.
Republicans
W
ill
Elect
Representative Garner, Democrat, creased Its deposits 57 per cent and educational advantages to the
ek-tralled. Th
Thursday
over mark time. I t will not lim it its against the ravages of disease.
on d
The former Hynes property has.
PresidenL
examination to these documents
Texas, which :w as supported by resources 49 per cent. The Peo school children. He also touched
ride field o f -Its ■ investigna frontugu o f 200 feet on JNnt; ■
Three
major
operations had house Democrats, and approaches ples Dank had the increase o f 01 upon the subjeset of rcapporand witnesses, however, but w ill
ih search o f evidence- tying
With n vigor und cloqudncc thnt Street and 117 fees on Onlc Avucall present and form er officials been performed, the first about very closely the Longworth com per cent in deposits and 11 per tionment.
use ends o f charges before
nue. Included in the purchaxu
o f the department of. the interior four w^eks ago, fo r gall stones, iromise rates adopted by th* cent resources.
Mr. Jennings was introduced by hns been characteristic of his are two two-story and two onefag upon the administration
speeches
for
more
than
three
de
as well as a number o f witnesses and it was because o f the impossi ouse.
The statements showed that at Mayor Forrest Lake. Following a cades, William Jennings Bryan, story. buildings.
A ll
are o f
department o f justice.
who w ill be summoned at the re bility o f keeping the patient quiet,
the
end o f March there was on few opening remarks, Mr. Jen thrica a candidate for the presi brick construction.
"
,
I t provides for a maximum sur
Ind fraud cases in Oklahoma, quest o f Senator Wheeler.
according to surgeons, that com
nings
launched
into
the
subject
of
deposit in Sanford banka 14,028,dent
o
f
tho
United
States
and
now
tax
rate
o
f
40
per
cent
applicable
In touching
upon war conFollowing
tho
announcement'
plications
developed
necessitating
what
nhouid
be
the
requirements
The dip o f the Daugherty com
................
^
at the end
of* the
a candidate for delegate to the that the transaction
la of the Old Hickory Powder mlttee into the subject o f the in further operations, the last one on on incomes o f more than |500,000. 013-49 while
hod
same period^ last year they totaled o f a man seeking the office of National Democratic
Convention
The
house
maximum
rate
waa
87
|pany in Tennessee, and the dictment Thursday was as sudden Sunday.
uion closed, it was .further learnod thnt
It was also reported
governor.
He
declared
that
his
1-2 per cent on. Incomes o f more 32,710,001.72. A year ago the candidacy was not taken ceriously from Florida, spoke fo r an hour the new owners are planning to •
ag of
the Dempsoy-Car- as it was brief. Turning from an that pneumonia developed.
combined resources of the banks
flght films
ven at Inquiry into land fraud eases in
Since the grave nature of than 3200,000. The rate o f $200. totaled 32,102,000.02 while at the at flrat but, th^j. ngw bceuqsp of nn da half to an audience of be- make extensive improvemen
000
in
the
Simmons
proposal
is
(on in quick at
n while Oklahoma Senator Wheeler call- Herr
Stlnnca’
Illness became
'resent time they have renehed
►
:sudden
o f plan, dec!
iWlfiW'Tib’ Ttax'ltrrvetl with a rear
r.474,'410.70.
ing.
Extensive sepairs
less determination, being cotnrolled Hank comer.
. _____ 8«p*rtonent’e had been almost the sole topic of the Gnrncr plan was 44 per cent
It
is
said
that
never
before
in
With a great deal o f emphasis, t* ratio?
11 o f whirl
uud 8cnator bureau o f investigation and ques discussion. It fa r outranged
on all incomes exceeding I92J900,
gained
the history o f this city has the In- hy no faction, h<r has
AThne* -turf
tioned him1about the «vl(h rm W n t popular intoceitg-ltavnrojret - M The eommltte* bill -would make croute in business a f the banking sUmdlly in strength until he is the -G<eal Commoner, told hts
hearers that he would support tho S O T
peVty, w ill be
„_____
t v 6 f department agents sent to Mon published bytJm expert?i commis the maximum surtax rate 25 per institutions been so great.
Tho now confident thnt he will be se cholco o f the people o f this slate it is declared. Tho most imporl
. ngtoh
ouse, ’ Ohio, tana on the Wheeler case. Burns’ sions fo r tho settlement o f the re cent on all incomes o f more than
lected
ns
the
statu’s
next
execu
unusual good fortune that
has
ns expressed by them in tho ore- (nnt work w ill begin witiur a
led lately •it connection with testimony was that the men were paration problem.
of
tive.
The
far- flOO.OOO. 'Mr. * Longworth,
fallen to the truckers aird grow
He deealred ,short time.
Investigation,
Ho scored the "peanut" politi feipntial primury.
sent to Montana three or four reaching business enterprises of Ohio, the Republican leader, pre ers o f this section in the way o f
even though. ____.
ho is a____
dry be-.
cians and declared that he never that
sto in the day another ques- woeka ago a t the request o f the tho man, his gr^at influence dicted Thursday that "although receiving huiulsome
„
, i The acquisition o f this First
prices
foit
The w it among the present leaders, his there la no great difference” In the their products ,is one o f the rea ins or never will be controlled by Hover, i f ,the voters choose n w p l|street block by some o f th e -m o s l'
was presented to the com- postofflce department.
candidate,
ho
will
support
him
ns
rm ^
ee fbr determination when H. ness said he and former Attorney very eccentricities had since the incomo rates adopted by the house sons for the henlthly condition of any o f them. Hu stated thnt if
prominent business men o f this
long
us
his
name
is
on
tho
ballot,
General
Daugherty
had
talked
elected
to
tho
office
of
governor,
war
taken
a
strong
hotel
upon
city, ia but another indication o f
and those proposed hy the senate the banks, it is declared.
iff, Washington* superlntendhe would have it always void of oven though, ho will do it by proxyi the growth and prosperity o f
o f tho Western Union Com- about the Daugherty investigation German people, and his death Democrats the house would stand
The First National Hank with
further
stated
that
Mr.
Bryan
even the slightest evidence o f ac
Sanford, according to Mr. Briif
gave notice that the corn-* on a number o f occasions, but he though expected has caused anx firm fo r its rotes in conference
JWfl.758.C9 in deposits leuds sthc
if clectod as a delegate, he will one o f the new owners, aru.
|y would
refttse
to deliver would not say that Mr. Daugher ious speculation aa to who may even i f the senate adopted the other banks as it also docs in re tivities o f the small politicians.
The speaker declnrcd that if endeavor to havo a olank insert through whose firm, the Britt Re
ages sent and received here ty had sought his help in the mat rise to take Jiia place.
Democratic plan.
sources with 32,030,353.23. The
eletced
he would see to it that ed in thd Democratic platform, alty Company; the deal waa neThe death o f Hug
Hugo Stinnes at
fromer Attorney
General ter.
Representative Garner on the First National Hank gained 3502,inatc the otiated.
every department o f tho state gov which would forever elimii
The new owners,
Declaring he had reported to the very moment the process of other hand predicted
Igherty during the past three
nrei
that house 362.18 in deposits and 3484,444.92
Daugherty that Senator Wheeler disentangling
the reparations Democrats who with one. exception in resources. The Seminole Coun ernment i\ organized so that for possibility o f a recurrence o f what eelnred, arc fully aware o f
was attorney fo r Gorden Camp knot sccma about to enter upon supported his plan, would givo np- ty Bank increased its deposits every dollar expended full value ins happened in previous elections bright future that Sanford
Refusal Considered,
would be received in return. He ss has keen shown in tho oil in- and because they are, they 1
files had been. requested bell concern in Montana- Bums ita final stage, la felt in official
roval to the program advanced 3595,824.52 and resources $fD2,said that he would stand fo r no vestigation at Washington.
seen fit to express their
quarters
and
industrial
circles
as
said
the
conversation
took
place
the committee at once took
hursday by Senator Simmons, de 782.00. The Peoples Rank had an Inxity in the performance o f duty
The plank that Mr. Bryan pro in tho city by heavy invea
a
distinct
iosa
to
Germany.
What
at
Mr.
DaugherVy’s
'apartment,
refusal under consideration
claring it followed “ In principle" increase in deposits o f 3213.103.98 by any state official. Ho further poses to introduce and have ac
in somo ot its most valuable
not indicating what action it but he would not say whether be ever the populr or offical attitude the houso Democratic scheme of and 392,120.82 in resources.
cepted i f possible, would rail for estate.
said
that
ho
would
be
a
representoward
his
political
orientation
or
fore
or
of
ter
Daugherty
left
o
f
kbt decide upon. In the past
larger reductions In the smaller in
o f -tho people us such he nn appropriation which would pay
his far flung economic program
It wax further learned that| company has opwted iU files fice.
comes and lesser reductions .in the
would sec to it that the pcoplo’s for the ordinary expenses of a present deal is by no mean
may
have
been,
there
was
a
Arthur
Lambdin,
an
official
o
f
Iseveral congressional commit,large incomes than proposed hy
presidential
campaign
and
which
business would be carried on in an
p o ta b le the senate oil eommit- the telephone company here, testi widespread impression that Stin- Secretary Mellon.
would call for the issuance o f a extent of the company’s net!
efficient, business-like manner.
nes
was
pre-eminently
qualified
fied
a
fter
a
form
al
protest
that
Negotiations
are . now i
what had influenced ita deci(H r Th* Aworlatrd Fr*»a)
Senator
Simmons
announced
that
Mr. Jennings next touched on bulletin in which would be publish teas which will increase i
Secretary
Work’s
advisory
in this caao was not reveal- Georgo Ik Lockwood o f the Rc- to take an active part in the final the plan he proposed would raise
ed
the
statements
o
f
each
candi
tho enforcement o f law question.
ublican national committee had adjustment o f the problems on
committee
recommended sweep
date seeking the office o f presi ings considerably. It is pi
Continues! .on page eight.
which the experts’ committees 33,000,000 more revenue annually ing changes in reclamation polleld
a
telephone
conversation
with
sub-comittea o f two which
dent. He would further make it to acquire property to the
than
would
the
committee
bill
car
Blair Cohen at the Rainbow hotel have rendered an exhaustive ver
approximately 3250,000,
ciaa.
for Washington Court House
a crime for any donation to a cam of
rying
the
Mellon
normal
and
sur
dict.
r—
proposes to. get at.-the at Great Falls.
The senate finance committee
paign fund to be made by individ was stated, and within
tax
rates,
on
the
basis
o
f
estimates
Burns Identified Cohen an -an
Continued on page 8.
day* tho announcement o f
Iks o f the Midland .Natonnl
uals.
submitted by Joseph M$Coy, treas- put over until Saturday considers
pk, headed by M . 8. Daugherty, employe of the Republican nation
tion o f the soldier bonus bill.
Mr Bryan scored the practice of tional purchases may be ex:
ury actuary.
Speaking for the new <
former attorney
general's al committee, he said he did not
A house committee heard tes
rich and powerful influence pur
Ither. Complete ticceas to tho know that Lockwood and Daugh
tlmony In regard to Secretary
chasing immunity from prosecu about the transaction, Mr.
Jap Envoy Fears More Wallace’s administration o f tho
Iks • has been' refused the com erty were “ dose friends," but had
tion of public [avors. Ho classed said:
c- - The flub-cqnvmlttee ex- seen the two together in Daughpackers and stock yard act.
“ A ll of the members o f
Coolidge ns the most reactionary
D r a 8 1 c Exclusion Secretary Wilbur announced a
flir Thf AMitcInlfil I'rtM)
also to take teitlntony bear- erty’s apartment here.
president for the last 25 years company uro old citiiens o f
The committee to investigate
W A SH IN G TO N , Apr. 11. — A ami termed him as the Wall Street ford nod Seminole county
upon the storial given the'
new policy designed to prevent
nr Th* Ajwu>*iat*4 Pr*sa)
dis candidate. The president, he de they believo in this city’s future
by Roxle Stlaaon, dhrorc- the Wheeler indictment waa nam
leases similar to those granted resolution proposing to
W
A
SH
IN
Q
X
O
N
,
Apr.
11.
_
charge the apecial senate com clared, only
. wife
of thw lat^ Jem W. ed Thunday by President Cum
under former Secretary Denby.
sees the country development They believe Qiari
(H r The Aaaoelated Press)
The famous "gentlem en’s agree
In the >absence o f two mings o f the senate pursuant to a
Secretary Wilbur and Assistant mittee investigating the internal through wnll Street.
it holds for Sanford os bright tl
W A S H IN G TO N ,
Apr.
11.— ment,” under which the Japanese
resolution
adopted
by
the
senate
■torn, Senator Moses, Republic
Secretary Roosevelt discussed the revenue bureau from that work
President Coolidge
addressing immigration
He proved his contention that not brighter prospects than
to
the
United
after
Wheeler
had
denounced
aa
• Now Hampshire, as acting
navy modernisation program with immediately wus introduced in Coolidge is Well Street’s candidate other place in the state,
members o f the women's nations
States is curtailed, waa reduced
irraan, waa authorised to take false the charge in the indictment committee fo r
law enforcement
navy modernisation program with the senato late Thursday by by showinf that the president fall have watched this city*
ftjrn K fo r the first
Chairman Watson, Indiana, o f the ed to appoint the most progres steadily • until It has become j
Imoy • at a hearing tomorrow that he had accepted a fee from from the south portieo o f the in concrete
the house naval cqnynlttee.
Campbell, a
Montana White House today, told them time in- an -exchange o f corres
. J. McGraw, form er Republl- Gordon
Companies connected with the investigating committee.
sive Republican fo r the high o f o f the mora flourishing cities
pondence
between
Seer Cary
What Resolution Directs.
national contmltteeman from geologist, to represent him in the successful law enforcement
de
radio industry filed denials o f un
fice o f attorney-general. Judge the state.
Hughes
and
Ambassador
HanlThe resolution merely directed Kenyon. Instead. Mr.
»homa in connection with In nu tter o f oil claims before the pended primarily on the pent!
Coolidge
fair competition methods before
"In purchasing tho liynos
hara. It was asserted that Japan
interior department.
that the committee "be and it selected a Ne wYork lawyer, a erty, tho largest single real
land fraud cases.
ment fo r observance o f the law.
the federal trade commission.
is willing to continue the arrange
“ I sometimes wish," the presi
Senator Johnson, Republican, hereby is discharged" from tho lawyer employed by W all Street transaction that has been mar
l i ST cr°»o-«**m lnoatlon
by
serious
pi Howland, atoraey fo r for- Hav-A-Tam pa Thieves dent said, "that people would put ment, but view with
California, in a statement an investigation it has been con corporations.
this city for some time
doubt
the
proposals
o
f
more
dras
r Attorney General DaugherContinued on page 8.
nounced he was no quitting in ducting under a resolution intro
a little more emphasis upon ob tic exclusion. 1
Kotinting for further (
duced
oy
Senator
Couxens,
Re
he expressed the*opinion that A re Located in North servance o f law than they do
what " I am attempting to do pol
the membera o f the eom;
publican, Michigan.
Under tho
five years delay in the inxtiupon Its enforcement.
I t Is a
itk a lly.”
but expressing further
Rushing
To
Operation
( D r T h * A a a * « la tr d Prrmm)
on o f government proceedings
maxim o f our Institutions that Bill of Complaint
Chairman Watson o f the senate rules the resolution w ill not come
in the solidity o f the
T A M P A , A pr. 11. — Warrant* the government does not make
up
for
senate
action
until
tomorI the mater waa probably due
committee investigating the in
stantial."
The new own
Killed
In
Auto
Crash
for
the
arrest
o
f
three
men
charg
M
ay
Be
Dismissed
row.
r
... to^the war department than
tho people, but the- people make
tom al revenue bureau, introdue
put a large amount o f money'
ed
with
robing
the
Hav-m-Tamp*
While the resolution made no
[the justice department.
He
the government. That la why
ed a resolution fo r discharge o f
(Hr Th* A M M lilr l Prraat
the deal and expect to put
(H r Th* Aa***lnl*4 Pr«aa)
o f over gathering o f this kind it
statement as to the reason fo r
corroborated- testimony pre- Tantpa Cigar Company
tha committee.
ATH EN S, Ga., Apr.- ll- M ia a in other properties, but
R
E
Y
E
N
N
E
,
Wyo.,
Apr.
324,000
on
March
29
enroute
to
quasbing
the
investigation,
it
waa
couraging
tar
me."
The
president,
given ‘ b y
George W.
g|
committee to investigate
Irene Day, student’s nurse in St. believe that it w ill be well
diamfssal
o f a bill
ittee after
department o f Justice <Vc- northern cities, where they are who received theI commit
co
thq indictment o f Senator Whecl- an pen secret that Senators W at- Mary’s hospital here was killed thleir, Jinvcstmcn f.
complalnt
In
the
United’
States
■aid
to
have
boon
located,
accord
"fant, that the preliminary re
they had heard the' aqdresses up•r. Democrat, Montana, was ap- son and Ernst, o f Kentucky,
and Dr. J. P. Proctor, one o f the
"W ithin a short time the
ft
government’s Inquiry in- ing to a detective retained by the on the subject by the two new o f America against the Sinclair pojnted with'Senator Borah, Re- two Republican members of
best known physicians in this sec ing w ill undergo .ex1
investigating
committee,
decided
[ « • plant accounts i had betn Insurance company, whose policy memberf off hla cabinet, Attorney Crude Oil Company and the Sinblican, Idaho, aa chairman.
tlon and another nurse, Misa N el provementx
was
nts such
The warrants General Stone and Secretary Wlf- d a ir Pipe Line Company,
over to counsel for the Du- covered the lot*.
\ The tax . bUl^waf ’ reported -by* upon that course in conference lie Eberhardti waa
dangerously
ed, the prop eiV w ill be
were iseoed yesterday on inform bur, and other epeakera, that the sought on petitions filed by the
Republican
leaders
aa
a
w
ith
senato
finance
committee
hurt
when
an
automobile
crashed
wnen
euiomomie
crasneu
■"* P.*?r* a U U k h °ne
the
appea:
and
by the county only practical course fo r stimulat two corporations In the federal
of Miller Brothers, owners of ation fbrnlthed
Senator Simmons,
North consequence o f Senator Couxena’ w w Jgh the railin g o f a bridge tractive in appearance
vlting
to
tenants
aa
any
'
determination
to
employ
Francis
r*nch In Oklahoma, had >a solicitor. T M men ere alleged to ing respect fo r law was a cease- court in answer to the govern, introduced a- substitute
over Seaboard Railroad plunging cation on F ir s t' Street,
awakening o f the conscience
egalnst the Mammoth
wy session before the commit- be A lbert House, identified from
Democrats.'
' ~ J. Hcney, of California aa spo- 30 feet
>et to th * tracks below. Fear present time most o f the
irh movements such aa come
coma XU Company and these corporaLP1 •tempting
smpttng to read ,e state- a photograph by office employes; throogh
E. Willard, o f the Bal- cial counsel for tha investigating ing compUcatlons to the two in
defending ^transactions with Albert Weeden, alias 'JewaL isaid from oar activities, and through a tions fo r the annulment o f tha
and Ohio, urged . a more committee, paying Honey's ex- jured may set in due to lying In are occupied, the follow!
on First
enses in that connection out o f a heavy rain several hours. The being located
piste trial or the transportat»y which ho aa'd he had to be known In Brasil, Indiana, determination that*there phalf be Teapot Dome naval oil reservo
Stokes Cash
Market,
is own pocket.
;
i
3,400 acros o f land, and where he la wanted for bank rob a new order o f Uungs."
act before the senate intertrio were speeding to Jefferson Theatre. Quick ffarvire
bery, .and Paul Huhn.
The de
N o Debate.
Attorney General Stone declared
eomtnerce committee.
where they were to- perform an
tectives refused to state where the the vital principles e f respect for
There was no debate when emergency operation in the hospi Shop, Quick Lunch Stai
Coolldge>
Secretary
k
Barber Shop, Seminole
Watson
men are located.
Senator
Watoon
introduced
tho
V.i/n*ll_i
the enforcement
o
f
law
must
b*
«
a
iv, a lurmci
rcement
Attorney General Stono,'
tal. When
When Jafr*'mJ
Jefferson
called Athena
• FreriVStondar
held tj> apply equally to the "en- i f e p S F A t l O l t
tv e P O T t
. — D aiifbertyi.
i Comiseioner
H a y n resolution.
e s ______ . ^ J n d t a ^ r e n a t o ^ ^ n d ^ ^ y ^ r h l S 1hot ’ arson's Billiard
Parlor*.
emies o f society" and to all the
' ' .
- ■
connect:■J®'* rived, another . physician
.him In tho prosecution
le the wonienVnitl6n^~[ mi¥*c .
___ ______ left to
and Senator investigate end found the wreck, Brothers’ Garage, until
awod. “ T o n t a.
committee fo r law enforce- with its iptroquet
Couxens was not
P A R IS , Apr. 11.— The repara
the chamber. bringing the bodies back to Athens. occupied ono o f tl
eminent."
tlon comirfltalon
him on _
Negotlat
approved the
U 0 N D U R A 8 A IR RAID S
(U r Th* A M M ta M
of the H>\ies Block
D A W R S CO M M ITTEE
LIQ U O R SEIZED.
W A R S A W , A p t . 11-P o U c e Un
.«!«£ 1$° ■
(D r Tkm ___
Proro)
earthed a store o f bombs and ex
Prowi)
i *; i
president
P A R IS , Apr.
II- A ir
plosives among which were 23 mfaA w w ta ltS P ie r o )
________
‘
to 77 Vi |
•Uas similar to that
whichwreck- o f the ret
~
fi- IM S
time Bgo. A
JI'M BUS,
Apr* 11.— Sena,'heeler and BrookJiart ar(here at 10 o’clock today,
Immediately
fo r WashCourthouse by automobile.
P r o p e r ty B o u g h t
O n 9 9 -Y e a r L e a s e
WILLIAM J.BRYAN
SPEAKS TO LARGE
GATHERING HERE
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f
W a s h in g to n N e w s
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P re s id e n t S p e a k s
F ro m W h ite H o u se
O n E n fo r c in g L a w
W a tso n In tro d u ce s
IV IeasureD ism issing
In q u iry C o m m ittee
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» * Commisaioii Approves
Bombs Are Unearthed
OltceinW araaw
MARKET
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P A G E E IG H T
Tjfe
L O C A L M E N TO
|M E E T IN G
CITR US
B E PRESENT AT
G R O W E R S MARKETM
; P A L A T A K A M E E T W I T H E N T H U S IA S M
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SANFORD
HERALD, THURSDAY, APRn, lO,1924.
'1 « X
— —
J&*
band evmesct that* w a* to* b «
held on Thursday night, Apr. -8* |
will be given ton igh t
,
.
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The friendh o f Mr! w T m . Mc-l
Miam i together by an inland vvat- effort proper distribution ilnd got
Kinnon w ill be pleased to learn !
that he ha.i so fa r recovered, that:
•rw ay o f such magntlude, beauty pr'filn i.lo
..
.
he will toon hr able to return ri
and lure as to be the admiration o f ! , 1)r’ " • A * * ,acKcnxip’ mayor of
home from the RiverMdo H ospital}!
the entire United States.
"
. f 4**1" ™ "
th“ ,
at.flacks*>nvilie, where he undor-||
Lake Wald* Drive, in *n inspiring'
The several hearings held }n the *n,j<jre!lS) tallowing :thr.‘ remarks of .
! went nn operation.
A .JL.v part,-whila~fntt)r-tTi-results, have Messrs. Lee, Tnylor nnd Adam s,1
’’ Yesterday
the,
Yesterd
not discourage those of vision who said in part:
N ow t h ^ Daugherty has been
CttlM
have been actively, interested in greatest, the finest and the m ost'
kicked out o f office ho ought to
interesting industry in all the
endeavoring to secure.this improve state ot
know enough to quit trying to ex
Florida was trembling
I lake great pleasure in announcing the purchase of
plain.
ment. The Sanford Chamber o f in the balance. When this morn-;
Cotnmctce has spent a great deal o f ing such gentlemen, independents,
the grocery business formerly conducted by
effort in this direction and war in -|as, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Lee nnd D r.:
Adams threw themselves in the'
. , ,
. ..
.|.™.in\s
strumental in the organization o f ba) „ nc<., the balance,trembled no I
the Florida
Waterways
TriifTi,- ionfrer"
.
. ■ .
, \
'Leagu e, which In turn has prepar-j
, v; #nt to
to ’»ou here to-,
•d the data in the brief subm itted' j a y that even after traveling in
>A
a t.th e bearing before the Engl- the .dust 0f the valley o f despair,
noora. Vans Agnew is now advocat- jco-operative marketing' w ill reach
add to^afcsurfc former friend? png patronfi o f this store
Ing a ncW plan o f procedure to in- * downand take hold o f your hand
tn restth e government In the com- anj it.ttli y OU jnto success nnd
prompt and satisfactory seiVice.’ ' 4 \
pU tion o f this canal. Under the prosperity tor the citrus indusf
plan a* outlined, the support or try/*
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V p,. t 'j b t t Last Coast of Florida | You asked the citrus industry
. • j o . thc^^southem portion _of the fo r n plan ami it has given you
I wish to invite all my old friends arid customers to
Mack Bennett Presents
slate w ill be secured for the pro the* jilt! plan, the only plan that
meet me in my nfcw location and allow me to serve them.
ject. ' The plan really consolidates w ill lead you to success. Yester
Mabel Normand
sdVeral plans for navigation im day PJrominent Independents.
..
,
•; •
/ iV v*; *54j ta-’ .V-:
provement in such a wuy ‘as t*>
in
“ Toduy Mr. Taylor and air. »,e«
wttrk'thCW out as a whole. It con saw the light ai..: they got into
Hereafter the store will be known as
“ The Extra Girl”
templates the formation o f n dis the radiance o f :ae Florida Cit
trict to lie assessed for the work. rus Exchange. I f these men with
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*.~ ;.-N .
J
Small town* girl turns Movie
Once this assessment district is their vast industries and their
world
upside
down—I.pve,
form ed, Vans Agncw feels
that |vnst wealth, their vast fruit, can
Laughter— Thrills. * .
Federal support can be obtained as come in and say we are a part of
Jacksonville obtained federal sup- you, we are going to work with
; Comedy
>rt fo r harbor improvement after you, nnd not against you, then
W IL L ROGERS
In “ Himtllng Hank”
‘•"Ing the initiative and
— * ---' — certainly may, wuii one grove or
paying
pearly work itself.
I rices:
Matinee, 10 and 25
five or ten. thousand boxes can
’ • *T , * r
i *
cents. N ight 10 and 36 cents.
Xhe St- Johns River and the In* con,t! nnd follow the same plan to
V Idian .R iver are the two principle your succeks and your own pros
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SAN
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R
D
a
V
e
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0
E
SAri^O
RD
;
FLORIDA
A pril 10-17 D. W. Griffith’s .
units o f the waterway. The pvopro perity.
John Daniel 2nd, only living gorilla in captivity, has come to the
"T h e Birth Or A Nation”
President
J.
II.
Rosa,
.
o
f
the
Ject, in a general wny, calls fo r.tlio
United
States
accompanied
by
a
doctor,
chef
nnd
trained.
Recalls?
o
f
the
Seats nt R. C. Rower’s.
decpenlhg o f these two waterwu>si Florida Citrus Exchange, made
LAV.,.
•ltd Joining them together through an eloquent address, in which he untimely deuth o f John Daniel 1st his diet and general health are care
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i
that , the
movement
a canal from Sanford to Lake H ar predicted
* *- J< (1.1
•r*
fully watched. lie Is shown with Alyce Cunningham, hi* trainer. John
started
at
tho
convention
towards
ney and thence across to the In
is
a
highly
intelligent
Simian,
and
is
declared
“
almost
human."
the exchange would Increase rap
■XI*J *1 ».*«••
dian R iver near Titusville.
idly and result
in
the
grout
. .Yana A gn ew has prepared a hill
strengthening o f the co-operative
edvering the project f a f introduc
The general nnture o f the husi-1 Pedro Monendez D’Aviles is duo
organization.
Business Manager
tion in the Florida legislature. In
C. E. Stewart and Vice-President ness will he to deal in general real j to arrive at St. Augustine todny to
thill hill the district is termed “ The
D. C. G lllett also talked on the estate business. The.capital stock celebrate Menendez day k t the
F lorida Inland Atlantic and Gulf work and plans o f the exchange.
N avigation District.’’ The follow
is for $.10,000 divided
into 100 Ponce tie Lean celebration being
in g named counties would be in
shares of $100 each. If. II. la* win, held in the old city.
cluded In. tho district: Duval. St. JU ST IC E PR O B E who w ill be president o f the con
Johns, Flaghcr, Clay,
I’utnam,
cern, owns the m ajority o f stock
C
A
U
S
E
S
SOME
Marlon, Volusia, Lake, Seminole,
holding *18 shares.
Associated
O jange, Brevard St. Lucie. Palm
H O T PASSAG ES with him w ill be A . R. Key as vice- LE T THIS T O N IC
Beach, Broward, Dade, Okeecho-;
president and D. M. Lewis as sec
bari' Osceola, Glades, Highlands, >
R E B U IL D Y O U
retary-treasurer.
(Cotninued
from
nage
1.)
, Polk, Lee.
KxptrlmentH
and
research
The first meeting o f the new cor
transactions
was
ti>rived,
he
work inn'-,. u>at nearly- ev*irv-In tho language o f the proposed said, from audits he made in in poration w ill bo held on Apr. 22
thlntc can in some
inanm*r. he
bill the purposes o f the district vestigation fo r the department of ot which time the by-laws wil
HpwFuirTT*
fo
r
i
Is
nrocHsnry
In
nlruost
every
a hit
(1 nnd such other business
case if r**/*l results arc lo lie uc.
will
be
transacted
u*
to
Complete
T o provide for, acquire or con
Kern,
the
witness
declared
ri |ii|illstiei|. ’
struct and maintain a navigable "g o t A . T. Murray, his man Fri the organization. Annual meetings
Recent experiments anil Mibsci|ueni discoveries made In our
'canal or waterway along the East d a y " appointed one o f the trus will he held thereafter on the first
iutiorntury
enable us to auaruntre
coast o f Florida between the cities tees and general manager o f tho Tuesday after the first Monday
are a lly Increased results In com
Magneto plant. The trustees a f
o f Jacksonville and Miami.
bat 111(r Malaria, Chills nnd F e
The vanguard o f office seekers
ver. Colds and l.a tlrlppe.
.T o improve and maintain
for ter operating the plnnt a few
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!I « s r
them
in____
Jan- arrive tomorrow.
navigation the St. Johns River, months sold it at auction
A
SK YOUR D RUG G IST
the Ocklawahn, the Kissimmee R iv uary, 1910, to a bidder represent- } speak at the Seminole Bank corner.
er, and the Callosahatchie River. ing Kern fo r $4,150,000. Tho lat
FOR 101 TO NIC
through
Hornblower and
T o connect the upper St. Johns ter
The
IM P R O V E D tonic fo r Mn-'
SIM PLE AS A. B. C.
R iver and the Kissimmee River Weeks, a Boston investment firm
larlu. Chills nnd Fi-ver.i-Colds
•
With the Indian River by a naviga in which ho said “ Secretary of
nnd l.a lirlppe.
It Is "Safe uud
Sensible.**
W ar Weeks had not been u mem
ble canal or waterway.
Many have found
rw,
pmcK
15 yenrs," reorganized
T o connect the east coast of ber fo r
ni*curing, o f profita- '
the
property
as
the
American
25c
.F lorid a and-Lake Okeechobee by
bio employment a* )
Uoscn Magneto Company. O f the
• ' navigable canal or waterway,
. . . .- s im p le a* A -B -C L ^
8?*-——
th ro u g h -th c r'+ ra c 'fff’
Herald Want Ad*.
pc ■
they may
The
Wanta 'work
whole or in part at one and the Vided as "bonus” among the pnr'
vonstaiitly,
aois«Knights Templar
tics
to
the*
transaction,
same time.
ly and at xmnll ex
Sumlng up, Storek
said, Kc*r
pense.
* in a recent discussion of the sit
Suniing up, Storek said, Kerr,
— ^Attention!
uation, Mr. Vans Agnew pointed made Sfl02.:i-1G in the operation;
When
you have a ,
oht that his bill calls fo r the con Hornblower nnd Weeks, $.‘151,910;
Want, send it to this
TO T H E FIR S T
T O TH E Ffl
solidation o f sev'eraHndlvidual pro A. T . Murray $275,000 and oth
paper — and invar- ,
je c ts in one big, comprehenaivo'pro- ers lesser amounts.
J l l 'r r y
F IF T Y l a d i e s
■ TO E N C O U R A G E T H E T H R IF T Y I N D I V I D U A L 9 f i f t y ^ M
Tlicre will be a specinl conusbly |you will at
Jett. Ha urged that this is good Covington, whom Storek named
tain
.what
you
seek.
avc
of
Taylor
.Commandery
polioy fo r it onens the way fo r co- as "cumpaign manager
m a k in g
PUB- : W E A R E P L A C IN G O U R E N T IR E STOCK O F H c h a s e i n ot
inager
for Mr.
operation fo r the entire Cast Coast. Palmer in 1920" reccj
TV
recebred $20,000
The Wanta ‘are o f ! No. 28 next Saturday, April
CHASES IN OUR
Where projects are taken up indi in legal fees.
* M E R C H A N D IS E O N SALE, P R IC E D SO T H ^ T S s t o r e
practical interest to
? T O R E WE
12th at 7 :30 P. M. for the pur
vidually they have made little head
W I L L GIVE
As to the Guffey
y nu^brs, Stor~k
peonle
in
every
w a y because o f sectional desire*, said tho director of A
W IL L G IVE A : y o u w i l l b e c o n v i n c E d ’t h a t t h i s s a l e i s
dale*
walk o f life.
le recrivB E L T OR Pi
port*
of
conferring
the
Order
thlg' projdct ha states that the ed more than 555.00O.0UU durinw
P A IR OF S IL K I R E A L L Y A S A L E TO BE R EM EM BER ED .
1 O F SUSPI
Herald Wants are
of the Temple. Mejnbers of
spulus center o f the East Coast 1918 anil 1919 from sales of seiz
ERS.
HOSE.
as simple n* A II G. :
n all work together with the fu ll ed alien property and used speci
dor Commandery pleaqe
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M h 'v u k u u iu iu k M e a u H a u a iM iH u ia u U u iu ia iia a iilia ir ia a B U H M
1
Shrahce that all can be benefit- fically lor his own purposes s>..jk ,attend in full uniform.
Just turn to the
tad. Th u s presenting* a solid front 000, which was a part of interest
Wunt
Ada
now
and
M EN’S
Our Entire .Stock
there is more likelihood o f obtaln- due from bank deposists.
Guf
Visiting Sir Knights are,
see how many such
Ipg federal aid, once the project fey "made up the shortag.*,’’ ho
offer*
are
listed
Of
cordaily invited.
'h a s been.started, then when the said, by payments to tin* alien
there nnd, perhaps,
o p t io n a l 'projects are urged.
property
custodian
in
March,
tho very one you
By orclef of the Eminent
All the la te s t Styles in
; I t Is proposed to have' the Palatarc looking fur will .
Commander. _
ka meeting endorse the suggestion
■
catch your eye.
Straps and Novelties
The
extraordinary
llorosnnc
o f . Vans Agnow. which to those
. JNO. D. JIN K IN S,
who are fam iliar with the matter, treatment for flesh wounds •*t,t".
r - .
5
PHONE 118.
believe is the most practical one. sores, galls, bums and scalds is
Recorder.
Marked down so low
Sale I*rlce
!
just ns effective in tl.u stanle as in
REDUCED FOR THE
that
you
can
get
home. Horse flesh heals with
;H E Y N E Y
S P E C IA L the
remarkable speed under its pow
tfL
EVENT
two instead o f one
influence. The treatment is
C O U N C IL
C A S E erful
tho same fo r animals as fo r hu
Marlboro \v«
B A L B R IG G A N
B U N G A LO W
Silk Lisle
special
Pure
■
( Special
;R E V E N U E
PR O B E mans. First wash out infectious
A
germs wth liquid Borozonc, and
Patent Leather
the
Borozono
Powder
completes
' 4 (Cotninued from page 1.)
U ^D RRW EAR
He bluntly
declared
that
he the healing process. Price (liquid)
knew Heney "w ell enougn" to 30c, BOe and $1.20. Powder 30c and
SALE
■■ i
know that the hearing would nc* GUc. Sold by Union Pharmacy.
j
*
t.
turned Into u “ much raking." if
Heney was “ given
a
chance." Incorporation of The
Regular 35c
Senator Watson asked Senator
There is a scientific rearon for
r
e
r
Couzen* why he had consulted H. B. Lewis Co. For
Special
Silk
every ingredient used. By using
vfith Democratic committee niem•’j bars oil thin plan anti not with n<» $50,000 Is Announced
Red Comb you ' obtain maxiinun
*' "Republican colleagues."
e 11
Announcement
was
made
Wed
* jien ator Couzens replied that .he
egg production. You cannot a f
Regqlar $1,50
Guaranteed td be
f’areeegnized
no
Republican
or nesday o f th6 incorporation o f the
other coUeagues” wnen he wt„. II. 11. Lewis Company, prominent
ord not to use it.
,3 S i
every part o f solid leaU
Special for Tills
real estate firm of this city. This
"go in g a fter government
bu»i
li’
A pair
•
er. Special
Sale'
I fact was nisde public in a legal no- I
• ness.”
D
ISTRIBU
TED
BY
"Th ey all look alike to nte,” h.•1tice to the effect that on Apr. 15. |
the officers o f the organization
- said. '
4 Senator Couzens admitted tha. w ill apply to Gov. Cary A. Hardee .
. : jm bad ‘‘ resentad" from the first fo r articles o f in'orporation to do
J. M. MC C A S K IL L , Prop.
the appointment o t four member:, business in this state under the
o f the busy finance committee to above name.
"'M tapoM the InVuitlga.l ng comIttee with himself. He left the
ference that he considered this
•tem pt to hamper the investilion and .charged
specifically
i t ' Senator Ernst had tried to
\\
his efforts In the comSAXE
S A L E EN D S A P R n , 26
A P R IL 26
ittoe. The
Michigan Lena tor
led, however, thut ChairD O U B L E G U M -D T P P ^ D CORD TIRES
n B a B U n a a B a a a «M B a M B W B B n a a u u u M u a B U B U u u B u a fc a H a B B a n n u n B in a a u B a n a 4 iiB n a a n B B n u B k a a a iH H H ia ie i
Watson had not sought to
curb the hearings thus 'fa r held.
It is worth 40'/{ o f the price of your car to equip with Full-fledged Balloons.
S P E C IA L
Topkia*
“ This work is not going to be
miles
FIRESTO
NE
pioneered,
developed
and
made
more
than
three
million
1.9 Senator Couzens
dtLadies’ Bedroom
testing the Balloon Tire.
..
*
atedly. " I do not pro
to be blocked or diverted h
FIRESTO N E guarantees you most miles per dollar. You cannot get the beneflt
senator or group o f sen.it*
m
TH EATRE
••••Tod&ynt
f
im rrr
FREE!
FREE
MENS
NAINSOOK
iM
59c
LADIES’ PUMPS
DRESS
SHOES
$3.98
R ed Com b
E g g M ash
APRONS
98c
i
SANDALS SUR
98c
98c
•'
K
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T R E M A IN E DIES
( P A , A pr. ,10—Gelusm Tre, tourist from Fredonla, N.
hart today
He alsah-
o f the Balloon tire unless you buy the Full-fledged Balloon with the
wheel. Everybody knows that.
FIRESTO N E will not sell a so-called Semi or Mongrol Balloon Tire.
^1
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In
all
colors
Sizes
9
10c
sox
!
49c
SI
and
/ ^ L A D IE S
75c
SANF<
iA .
$1 All I
fi*
AND
M E NI SS
rtf
F IR S T STREET, O
1m
I
>: PQ SJD SFIC E ^
teV
: .,
,
R
-T O -\
R EEAAPdYY-TO
-W E A R
Vf‘ .1
77a*u iV S m t & j
!■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
* .4 x
'
SOX
45c
SLIPPERS
cut-down
, RAY BROTHERS
ifltfS B g
[
SHIRTS
T5c
Friday, April 11, 1924, at 9
F IR E S T O N E
■sful c f.
SOCKS
25c
a
tf-
�*
Sfort'T
Vi
i
.H im 1x t / f m
s n / m ri w
^
•: s ; r . n ; ;
■
r w Tfi
V - '.
p w u ir
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(V,?V
192
i*
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r ^ S = - =*=S=
• f A ppllratlnn fe e t i l H r r* * M itch ell'* S u rv e y I.e v y ' ' Grant — I P. 1919. tins m . d aald c rrtlflc d te In
That
•Irrtfaa STS i
tf I l f O rarrn l acres. The aald land helm; assess- my o ffic e and lias made uppllcnpurcliar
C e r tio r a te !
ed at the date o f th e Issuance of tlon for T a x Deed t<* Issue In ac*
o f I W J U i t f o f F lerld a
7102, dat
day ,p t Jut
i .In the
hnme of eordanco with law. Said c e rtifica te e m b r a c e s the f o llo w in g
lea la hereby given that E m such r e r t l f l r a lle
described fo r Tnx M<ed to Issue in accordance P. 1919. lias filed aald 'certIdeate In
i t * L>. K n ttm ln ger. purchaser o f T a x Unknown
embraces the fo llo w in g
described 1»» i.perty situated In ^culu nlc Conn* with law. Said certificate embraces my o f f ic e and haa made application
• T h a t said Em m ie Ik Entxmlnger. property situated In Seminole Couti. i; . Florldn. t o - w l t :
the f lb .w in g described
property f o r T a x Peed to Issue In accordance
'• r tlflr n t# No. 17), dated tho 2ml
o f June A. D. 1919. haa fllcd purchaser o f T a x C e rtific a te No. ty F lo r id a .-to -w lt;
| Lot tot, Ttloek P, Mitchell's Sur- ’ shunt d la Seminole County. Flor- with law. Said certificate ombrare*
c e rtin ca tr In my offic e and 252. dated the 7th d ay o f June. A.
L o ts 92. S3. SI. 95 nnd ■*<t. Hlock j *vey o f L e v y flrnnt. The salil land Ida. Jo-wl,t:
the f o llo w in g described
property
In D. Mitchell's SurVey o f I.evy Grant, i ‘b ein g assessed at the date o f tlicl
m ade application fo r T a x Drrd I>. 1909. haa filed said. certltlcatn
______ .
Lot- l£9. 130. and 111. Block" P. situated In HemlQole County, F l o r
taaue in accordance with law. my o f f l r e nnd has madn application] Th e sahl land being assessed at th e; Is-suanee o f surh certificate In the Mltchrll'a Survey o f I.evy
Grant, ida. to - w lt:
Id Certificate embracea the fnl- f o r T a x Peed to laaue In accord.| date o f the issuance o f such c e r t l - . name o f Unknown
I Th e sold land being assessed at the
•Lot Hfi. Block P . Mitchell's Hur/*
Said
certiorate flcate In the name o f Unknown.
~tn c described proprrty situated ance w ith • law.
T ’m t sahl Emmie L E n tx m ln g e r,! « I « V o f the Issuance of such re rtl- v r y . b f L e v y Grant. T h e said lapfl
That said Emmie I..' Entxmlnger. purcl.aser • r f Tax .Certificate
described
JJ0.1 flcate in the name o f Unknown.
Hemlnole County Florida, to - w lt; embraces the f o l l o w i n g
being assessed at the date o f the!
___-Delivered Anywhere, in -ih a-dbr-^r^ • •
No. V91. dated the 2nd dnx of June. .\.1 T h m sahl Em m ie L. Entxmlnger. Issuance o f such c e r t lf lc a t e - ln the]
L o t 75. Block l> Mitchell'* 8 u rv .y property situated In Seminole Coun purchaser o f T a x Certificate.
2*J. dated the 2nd day o f June, A. 1*. 1919. tins filed sahl certific a te In jk U rcH iS fe o f - T a x ^ C i i m f l r x r e ' - Nrr. name o f S . B.-9tl
1L e v y Grant. T h e aald land being ty, F lorida, t o - w lt :
at the date of. IfeaUaauance
Dog. - XI 5lL«aUs> kit. 79 degrcaa l >»-ta4e,-.Uaa-t>Ud said ccrGfH -ntr-»w r-m rr'pfflre-mnrTreT-aiiiide
- r f f t r i ’ miW TV *
Ermnlo
avpIlcatlo-P’v '"-. • '•,v '1 ’ h * - 2nd day o f June.. A.
That said E
m m ., Ik
__ Entxmlnger.
_________ ____
r T a x peed to Issue In accord- [ u 1 ” '• has hied said eertlfleate III hurchasir o f T a x Certificate
No.
Certificate In the name of m i n — W . ' ' o f RE. cor. o f Lot. 125. my o fflr e nnd Inis made niUillratloti I f o>r
Block . P. M itchell's Survey
Levy for Tax Peed to Issue In accordance | nnce with law. i-ald certificate em- j n'-' o ffic e nnd has made application 322. dated the Sth day o f June. A.
Emmie L. Entxmlnger. Grant, run N. in d egrees 10 m in . wl|h law. Raid errttflcntn embraces | braces
the
fo llo w in g
described ‘ fov T x ■’ red to Issue In accordance t>. 1921. haa filed xaltl Certificate In
properly I p ro p e r ty Xltunte.l
„ .............................
Chaser o f T a x
Certificate No. W . 9 r h l . S. 79 degrees 50 min XV. the fo llo w in g •.described
In Seminole C o u n - I * ^ ' ’ '
.H ; l certificate embraces my o ffic e nnd has made application
.|.the
.
»- •llo
.—w in
—g described
property fo r Tax Peed to Issue In nccorilance
fo
‘ Xtttatt lh s 2nd day o f Jnne. A. [ 1.754 rhs., S. 10 d e g r e e s ' 10 min.. K. • Itinned in R c m ln o le - l’nunty. Flo r- i ty . F lorid a to -w lt’
ty. Flnr- with law. Raid eertlfleate em brac**
I
Io n s 109 amt
109.
Block
P
■” ScniDfol.* County
1919. has filed said certificate 9 eha.. N. 79 d egrees SO min., E. 13*4 hill, t o - w lt ;
the fo l l o w i n g descrlliiil property
l o t s ' is. 59. 90 mill 91. Block I •.! Mitchells' Survey o f lo-vy
Gram ' I
. . ,,
, ...
T d * m y o f f ic e and has mnde applies- I chs.— I I acres. Th e said land being
M B f o r T a x Peed t o . Issue in ac I assessed at the date o f the Issuance Mitchell's S urvey o f J.evy Grant. |T h e n l i i land lo-lng assessed m the! Ici. I -. Illoek P, M itc h e lls Hur slluhtnl In Hemlnole County, F lo r- —
Th
e
said
land
Ida. t o - w lt :
e rtlflcte * o f such c e r tific a te In the name of The said land bein g assessed at th e; d a l e o f tbe Issuance r.f surh c e r t l - I '**-'
'*IV’ Grant.
cordance with law. Said
Hald c
certlflcU
lo lug' a reeled at the date i f the
H14 of K 20 acres o f Lot 59. Block ■ !
■late o f tile Hsuaffce o f such c e r l l - 1"•lento in the name o f Unknown.
(braces the fo llo w in g described II. * B. Myers.
■Bun
Issunnce
o
f
sueh
Certificate
III
tho
P, l>. It. M llt h e ll'* Hurvey o f tho I
T h a t said’ Ernmlo L. Entxmlnger. nriite In flic name o f Unknown.
T h a t sahl Emmie U Entxm lnger,]
ro p e rty
situated
In
Heinlnole
n
im
i
i
f
J.
L.
Giles
L
e
v
y
Grant.
.
T
h
e
said
land
bein
g
■
T h ai said Em m ie L Entxm lnger. purchaser of Tax Certificate
purrhaser o f Tn x
Certificate N a
NcO
«... ,
county Florida, to -w it:
t I ^ *V* ‘
IafTlfTlll In 1sfl t XfTl I flff 4T, assessed at the dntr o f tho Issuance ■
No. ?!>2. fl.lti>fl llm ?ni! ilnv i»f limn
8 L o t 49. Block O. M itch ell* Sur 2(3, dated the. 2nd day o f June, A. purchaser o f T a x C e r t ific a t e
o f sueh certlflcnte In the name o f ■
P.
1919.
haa
filed
sahl
eertlfleate
In
v e y o f L e v y Grant. The said'land
J. o. Fries.
.
£]
b e in g assessed at the date o f the m v o f f ic e nnd haa made application
That said Emmie L Entsmlnger, ■
Issuance o f anch certificate In the f o r T n x P e e d to Issue In accord*
purchaser
o
f
Tn
x
Certificate
No.
!
■
nnee w ith law.
Raid
certificate
name o f Unknown.
26*. dated the 7th day o f June, A. 5
described
■
T h a t said Em m ie Ik Entxmlnger. embraces the fo l l o w i n g
P. 1920. ban filed said certificate In S
property
situated
In
Hemlnolo
Coun
purchaser o f T a x
Certificate No.
my
o ffice and hns inudn application S
• 225. dated the 2nd day of June. A. ty. Florida, t o - w lt :
fo r Tax Peed to Issue In accordance |
l o t s 9 nnd 10 (less 19*4 acres In
D. 1919. has filed said re rtflra te In
w ith law. Said certificate embraces g
m y o ffla e and has made application NE. eor. o f Lot 9) Black C. Mitch
the fo llo w in g described
property
Ork'nt.
The
. f o r T a y , P e e d to Issue In accordance ell's Survey o f L e v y
sltuafed In Rcmlnole County. F l o r - ! |
’ ■with law. Raid certificate embraces said land being assessed nt the date
Ida
,
l
o
w
l
l
;
tt
4 h e t fa llo w ln u described
properly o f the Issuance o f such certificate suanoe o f snc!i c e r t ific a t e In t h e ! ’ “ 'm e o f N. II Giles,
issum • o f such eertlfleate In the
L o t ' 10. Block I>. P. It. Mltchell'n i a
■ T;,at ""■•, Emmie L. l.n lxm ln gcr. name f N. It. till**.
■Ituated In Seminole County. F l o r In the name o f Giles. Overstreet A ns me of James L. Giles.
Survey o f the L e v y
Grant.
Tho ■■
That sahl Em m ie |,. E n t im ln g i- r .' P ’l.fc *\a,,',r,
T :,x, •''■rtlflcate
No.
Drew.
ida, t o - w lt :
That said Emmie L Entxmlnger. said land being assessed at thp dale 18
N o . ] 2-M. dated the 2nd day of June. A. parch n-r o f T a x Certificate
T h a t said Emmie L Entxmlnger. purchaser of T a x f e r t l f l c a i e
No.
•>f
the
Issuance
o
f
such
certificate
In ' ■
>L4T 91. Block P. Mitchell's Bur
,,a!,
said eertlfleate In loo. dated the 2nd day o f June. A. the name o f link now n.
r-rsn.
T h . VsM land 1Purchaser o f T n x
Ce rtlflcate No 250. dated the 2nd day o f June. A. "
^
l>.
1919.
has
filed
aald
c
e
r
t
ific
a
t
e
In
"
fruT
■'*»
•'
ni'pllrutlon
l>.
191'.
lias
llled
said
certificate
In
i
. V . <lAt*
T i l . n»
nr th©
I h i IB*
la1 :tvs i -* <itlolcd
the(llrtl
2nduftiil
day
That said Emmie L. Entxmlnger, IJJ
Sanford, Fla.
feed to Issue la a c c o r d a n c
ll^InfC
At th*
* r% »mi»
rjiy
o
ffice
and
has
made
application
I
J”
,1
],
P?*
V
l
r
t
i
T
c
T
t
^
in
the
■’
1919.
hns
Hied
said
certificate
In
tny
o
fflr
e
and
bos
made
uppllratlnn
purchaser
o
f
T
a
x
Certificate
No.
IB
.
n
a
£
.
.
.
e
e
l
.
e
.
H
In
I
tl
A
>’
•
1
*'
1
,)nP
■'■T
*1
^
______ ^
In th#
,a 'w. Halil certificate enihrnoes for Tex Peed f o Issue In nceordance, 269, dated the Till day of June, A. |[J
*C<lt
"
,nV " B i r r nnd lias mnde application for T.ix Deed to Issiu- Irx a c c o r d a n c e 1
tfr’
' the fo llo w in g described
property
. . i d Pmnd'k I i'niwmlnrer fo r Tft*
to Issue In accordance with law. Raid c e r t ific a t e embraces 's itu a te d In Seminole County. F lo r- With law. Still eertlfleate embracea P. 1920. has fllcil mild certificate In
Bald Emmie u Entxmlnger. Wjt |, |n w _ Raid certificate embraces the f o llo w in g described
A cordial welcome awaits you at this
property
the fo llo w in g described
property my o ffic e and has made application , !
purchaser of T a x Certlf t ii.iv a I the fo llo w in g described land sit- sltuafed In Hemlnole County. F l o r I Ido. t o - w l t :
Lots 1*0. 831. 122 nnd 123. Bloek situat'd In Heinlnole County. F l o r f o r T a x Peed to Issue lit accordance i ■
kr 143V-dated 4hs Sth day o r • u'>• ^ ' l u a t e d In Rcmlnole Cptinty, Florida. ida. to-w lt:
w ith law. Said certificate embraces £
If. .Mllrlnll's Survey o f Levy Grant. ida. i " wit:
~ tm JX 1897, b a a filed said certificate In I lo -w it
Lot 97. Block P M itchell's Survey T h e said land being assessed at the
Lot - 1::T to I I I . Bloek P. Mitch tin- fo llo w in g described
property 5
tny Office and has m ade application
15.
16
and
17.
Block
C
o f L e v y flrnnt. The said land be ditto o f the Issuance o f such certl- ell's .Hurvey o f L e v y Grant. .The Hltualeil In Hemlnole County. Flor- B
Lots
f o r T a x Deed to Issue In accordance M itchell’
s S u rvey o f I.evy Grant ___
ing assessed at the date o f the Is- i Ileale In Go- name o f Unknown.
said land being ussessed at the date Ida, to -w lth
w i t h law. Raid certificate embraces Th e said land being assessed nt fhe ] suanre ,.f such c e r tific a te
L o ts ' 12 ami 13. Block P. P. II.
I ii tin I That said Emmie !.. Entxmlnger, o f the Issuance «.f such certllleute
tb a f o l l o w i n g
described property dale o f the Issuance o f such certl- I name of Unknown,
Mltchell'n S urvey o f the L evy Grant, n
purchaser of Tax Certiflrato
No. In the name o f N. ft. Giles.
altuaMd In Hemlnole County, F lo r - lif-atc In the name o f N. II. Giles.
That said Emmie I . Entxmlnger. ] T h e sahl land being assessed at. the ■
| Tlmt sahl Em m ie L. Entxmlnger, 291. dated the 2ml d ay o f June. AtJda, lATprlt:
Nb. date o f tin* Issuance of such certl- 0
That said Emmie tk Entxmlnger. purchaser of Tnx C e r t ific a t e
No. P. 1919, has filed said certificate iUi puKcha*ir of T a x Certificate
>• IlerT* 1^*1 ft. tV. o f NE. cor. o f purchaser o f T a x Certificate
1■
No. I 2X7. dated the 2nd day o f June. A m y o ffic e and has made application l o t . iL ittil tlm 2ni| tiny o f Juno, A ' Pcale In the name o f Unknown.
H jtfsC . 30, TwpR. Ilange 30 366. dated the 2nd day o f Juno. A P. 1919. hns fll'il said c e r t lflc n fe In f o r T u x Peed to Issue In ocordance l>. m * lia* fll-il naif! (v rtlll C A to In
Unless aald cert Iflrntea shall he M
my
nfficn
anrl
has
niudi*
ti
p
p
llra
lio
n
r
ed
e
e
m
e
d
nee,-riling
It'
l
a
w
ta
x
d
e
e
d
|X
run tV. to N\V. cor. o f sams. IV. 19i9. lias filed said certificate my o ffic e nnd hns made application w ith law. Said certificate eniKrnccs
1 f t 909 ft.. E. 7S9 ft.. N. 29 ft.. E. to 1n my o f f ic e anil lias made applica for Tax Prod to Issue 111 accordance the f o llo w in g described
property f o r T a * I*ccil to Inmii * in nrrnnlHncc w ill Issue fhereon thu Ihe 12th tlpy ' ■
P L B. o f beg., N. to beg.— « acres. tion fo r T a x Peed to Issue In ac. with law. Said certificate! embraces situated In Seminole County, F lo r- with law. Raid certificate e m b ra ces 1o f May. A. P. 1921.
property
Witness my o ffic ia l signature r.nd ' 2
T h s said land being assessed at the enrdanre w ith law. Bald certificate ihe fo llo w in g
described
property Ida. to - w lt;
•
' ' Hie fo l l o w i n g described
Ml
I In Bemliii'U- County. F l o r seal this the 2ml day .of April. A. i "
datsrVM the Issuance o f surh rertlll- embraces the f o l l o w i n g
dcse.rlbed situat'd In Hemlnole County. F l o r
Lot 121, niock t>, Mitchells' S u r slluai'
ida.
t
o
.w
lt
:
I*
1921.
'*
. t e In th ti nnmx o f Unknown,
property situated In Rcmlnole Coun ida., l o - w i t :
v e y o f L e v y Grant. The said land
Let 136. Bloek I). Mitchell's Sur ( S E A L )
E. A. DOUGLASS.
'Thj|jbA lid Emtnl« 1.. Entxmlnger. ty. F lo r id a .to -w lt:
N H ifia i8 ix o a r ja B a ia a fa i»a i»H a ia B a a B H a a a a i8 ia a B »B ia a ii
leits 96 and 97. Block P. M itc h helng assessed at the date o f tint
n o - said bind
Clerk Circuit Court.
laer.<-«f T a x C ertificate No.
L o t s 21 and 22. Block C. M itch e l l s Survey o f L e v y Grant.
Tile Issuance o f such ccrtlflralu In the vey o r I evy Grant
lie
I
tig
assessed
at
I
he
date
of
the
Rcmlnole.
County.
Florida.
1714 ^ e t a d the 5tb day of Fnvem- ell's Survey o f L e v y Grant.
The •aid land lo-lng assessed nt the dale name o f N. B Giles.
o f such certlflcatu In the
Ilv: A. M Weeks. P. C.'
r. A. t>. 1X95. haa Tiled said c e r said land being assessed at .the date o f the Issuance o f surti f c r i l f l c x t *
That sold Emmie L. Entxmlnger. Ufsiiince
4-4-11-18-25-5-2-9-61
tificate In my o ffic e and lias made o f the- Issuance o f such certificate In the mime o f O v e rs tre e t T u rp e n purchaser of Tnx Certificate
No. luino o f N. II. Giles.
application for T a x Deed to Issue in the nniiio o f Overstreet T u rp en tine Co,
295. dated the 2nd day of June, A
In accordance with law. Raid cer. tine Co.
That said Emmie L Entxmlnger. P. 1919, has filed said eertlfleate In
iflcaC* embracea the fo llo w in g de
Thnt sahl E m m ie L Entxmlnger, purchaser of Tnx 'C erflM catc
No. m y o ffic e and lias made application- B i i K B a B f l a a H a a B a B i B H H B i a a a u a a i B a k a R i a x a B B i B i a f l O R B B
No. 289,-dated the 2nd day o f .lone. A. f o r T a x Peed to ls*uo In accordance B B B H B B B X B B B B B B B B B B B B B B n B B B B B B K B B B B B B B B B B B l B B B B B B 1!
Ibad p roperty situated In Scml- purchaser o f T a x Ccrtlllcatc
MYRTLE AVK.
IT»I ST.
I'HONE
269. dated the 2nd day o f June. A. p, 1919. has lllc t said C ertificate lo w ith law
Said n-rtlflcatif enibraosq SB
e ‘ H o w i t y . Florida, to -w lt:
7
BH
dvscribfil property
BelfA l « 4 « ' j ft. W . of RE. cor. o f P. l o t 9. has filed said certificate In my o ffic e nnd has made nppllcation the fo llo w in g
'J* o f J B V ' i , Her. 10; Twp. 20 S. my offic e and has made applica for T a x Peril to Issue In nccorilance situated In Hemlnole County, F l o r
tangs 30 E., run W. to Bsnge lin e tion fo r T a x Peed to Issue In ne. with law. Said c e r tific a te em braces ida. to . w it:
lad i2.7 1Less beg. 11.5 eh. S. 79
Halil certifi the fo llo w in g ilescrihed
f. 257 ft. B. to point N. o f beg.. H. eorilance w ith law.
property
Economy in not dctcrminril
f > beg.— f! acres. T h e said land be- cate embraces the fo llo w in g ilea’ Militated .In Seminole County.' F l o r d egrees 5<l minutes \V. of HE. cor..
run N. lo degree* in minutes. 8V. 9
by price alone but by thel
Iv T aeaeened at the date of the Is- rrlbcii property situated In Scml. ida. to -w lt:
■u..Mte o f such certificate In tlie Hole County. Florida, to -w lttail 102. Block P. M itchell's Su r eh.. S 79 degrees 60 minutes, \V.
value o f the article purchasdl
Lots 14. 15 nnd
1«.
Block P. vey o f Levy Grant.
if ITnknown.
T h e said land I3 's clt., R 'In degrees lo minute* E.
Mitchell's Hurvey o f
Levy
Grant. being nnscsscd at tile d a le of Du* 9 eh.. N. 79 degree* 50 initiates. 13,
___ said Emmie Ik Enfxmlngcr.
Our
line
of
“ GOODI
13*4 eh.) Bloek P. Mitchell's S u r
pufebeset- o f T a x Certificate No. The sahl land bein g assessed at the .................... such c e r t ific a t e In the vey o f L evy Grant. T h e suld.lniitl,
date
o
f
the
Issunnce
o
f
such
cerllCJOODS”
is'so
priced
that it
name
o
f
Janies
Ik'
Giles.
'232 dated the 3rd day of June. A.
I n g ’ nssesM'd
assessed at i|ie date o f tlw
Thai said Emmie Ik Entxm lnger. bi'lng
D. 1911. lias filed said eertlfleate llcnlc In the nam e o f N. It. Giles.
represents
true
economy
ia|
That
sahl
Em
m
ie
L
Entxmlnger.
purchaser o f T a x <V r l Ifl.-ate. No. | ' " " " " " S '.'I.J’eL^i
^ th
in m y o f f ic e and has made appli
Certificate No
feeding.
c a tio n f o r T a x Peed to Issue In nc. purchaser o f T a x
d"^'iahY^-ertlfVcnri
11,1,1
■*•rljllcato
Entim lnger,
P. IJI9. "iJni,,ni
has I11.il
said cert If leaf* hi
In 1pur,.baser
o f Tax C.
No.
fo r a a fle e w ith law. Raid certificate 270. dated the 2nd day o f June. A. I*'J|9l4,
■nrotm m o n e y hack 7?' yo
embraces the f o llo w in g ■described P. 1919. lias filed said certificate .Li mv- o ffic e and lia-s mnde a p p lic a tion j
ty situated InHerrilnolC-Caun-. my nff lf C nnd b-'1’* mndii alinllcatluii fm— Tn-x—t*crd—r n ~ t « * ui»~ In Ib'fd rd- |P. 1919. has tiled said certificate In
A R E N O T SATISFIED."
Tor T a x Deed to Issue In accord ance with law.
Raid
certlllcliti' my o ffic e and bus nvudi* application
idBTTir-wH:
i
ance
w
ith
law.
Raid
eertlfleate
described I
Ta'x" I'••ed' lo Issue In ...... .
Block D. D. It. Mitchell'S embraces the fo llo w in g described embraces the f o llo w in g
Hbfrtwhata cow EATS but whit tki
property sllnafed ItrR em ln ole Coun- w nh law
Ha Id certlflcnte embraces
S u r v e y o f the L e v y
Krsnt.
The p ro p erty situated In Rcmlnole Coun
ty.
Florida,
t
o
.
w
lt
:
aald land being assessed nt the
the
fo
llo
w
in
g
described
properly
HOISTS
that profatt milk uidbutlnfiti
Florldn. t o - w l t :
L ot* 105. 1o6. and 107. Illeek P.
d a te o f th e Issuance o f such rertl. ty.1-ots
In Hemlli'ile County, F l o r
31 and 32. Block P. M itch Mltclicllts Hurvey o f I.evy Grant. Miniated
ida. to -w lt:
A c a x a j n the name o f Unknown.
W ATC H
ell's Hurvey o f L e v y flrnnt.
The
Lots 127 and I2«. Block P. M llcli.
r * V T T ® said Emmie L Entxmlnger. said land being assessed nt the daft; Tbe said land bein g assessed at Ihe
The
lurcPhsnr o f T a x C ertificate No. o f the Issuance o f surh certificate date o f the Issuance o f such rertlfU ell's Survey of 'L e v y Grant.
cole In the name o f Unknown.
salil land being assessed at the date
NEXT
|7. AAted th e 3rd day o f June. A. in the name o f Unknown.
Thnt said Einmb* L. -Entxmlnger. •>f tile Issuance of sueh certlllcntn
. 1*JT. haa filed said certificate
That said Em m ie L Entxmlnger. •purchaser o f T a x (Y r lltle u tc
(vujiertwS .11 Trot «m)
No. in the nnine ef Unknown.
i my* o f f i c e and baa made appll- purchaser o f T a x CertlBIcate
No
T U E S D A Y ’S
CpBtiint
morf
than H it DIGISTIBli nutrefl]
ktlon f o r T a x Peed to Issue In ac- 271. dated the 2nd day o f June. A. 290. dated the 2nd day o f June, A. | That said Emmie I,. I'.tilxitilugrr.
eS
r- [ »aB
No.
n
tedauco w it h law. Raid certificate I>. 1919. has tiled said eertlfleate In P. 1919. lias llled salil c e r tific a te 111 [ piireliascr o f T a x Corllllcul"
■a
itrBhreea the fo llo w in g
described my o f f i c e and has mnde application
PAPER
=.
situated In Hemluule Coun- f o r T a x Peed to Issue lit accord
Ida. to-w lt*
‘ v l
ance w ith law.- Halil eerUllooXa.amrf
lii.94 ft. N. 4 i l K f O { i TV. of b/nres
tile
fo llo w in g
described
BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBZ w BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB
. -eor. o f 55 Block D. atlKhrffl'a Sur p ro p erty situated In Seminole Coun
---• M H B B b a H I M I B B I f l B I B H B B H i a i B B I B l I B H B H I B I B
V ey L e v y Grant, run N. 4 degrees. ty. Florldn. t o - w l f :
'* * "* * * ' _______ , " r ’
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■ W . 841.94 ft.. N. *5 degrees 30 mlnL o t * 33. 34. 35. 38, and 37. Block
I P » 4 i r e - * l i 94 ft.. H. 4 degrees. K. D. Mitchell's S u r v e y of L e v y Grant.
343794 Tt.'. H. 85 degrees 30 minutes The said land b e in g asseyied nt tlie
"2-94 fl.— 6 ' a c r e
ij* tjtt
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.
ifuTnC of'Jam P
Issuance ofVuTTT Cer I ITf<
That said Emmie I.. Kn tim liig_
tb a name o f llelrp. E. 11. Hull.
purchaser o f T a x Certllleute
No,
•that said Emmie L. Entsmlnger. 273. dated the 2nd day o f June.
purchaser o f T a x Ccrtllfrate No. P. 1919, has (lied sahl certificate
451. dated tbe 3rd day o f June. A. my o f f l r e anil has made application
P . 1107, has filed aald certificate In for T a x Peed to Issue In accordance
n tny, o ffic e and lias niude application w ith law.
Raid
ce rtific a te e m
f a r T a x 'Deed to Issue In accord braces
the
fo llo w in g .described
an ce w ith law.
Raid
certificate properly situated In Seminole Coun
•m h races the fo llo w in g
described ty. Florldn. to - w lt:
p r o p e r t y situated In Remlnole Coun
la d * 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 41. 4*. 46.
t y . Florida.' to - w lt:
and 47. Block P. Mitchell's Survey
+
j e g . <97.51 ft. N. 4 deg. TV. of of L e v y Grant. T h e said Innd l»e♦
'NTTT?or. L o t 65. Block P. Sfltehell's Ing assessed nt the date o f the Is
S u rv e y L e v y flrant. run N. 4 deg. suance of such certificate
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In the
________
W . 517.81 ft.. N. 85 deg. 30 minutes. name o f Jumrn L Giles.
K <22.94 ft.. H. 4 deg., E. 887.88 ft.
T h a t said Emmie L Entxmlnger.
T
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a 52 deg. W . <32.94 ft.— in acr»s. purchaser o f Tnx Certificate
No.
♦
T h e aald land being assessed at the 275. dated the 2nd day o f June. A.
<•
d a t e o f the Issuance o f such certl* , D. 1919. hns filed said certificate In
Anianda|my o f f ic e and has made application
’ RnJtt*'*®
n* m*
for T a x Peed to Isstlc In accordance
*
T h a t said Emmie L E n tim ln g e r.I
law". Hald eertlfleate embrace*
purchaser o f T a x C ertificate No.
fo llo w in g
ilcserltied
property
455, flated the 3rd day o f June. A. situated In Heniluole County. F lo r.
D. 15X7. has filed said certlfcate In |,,jn t o - w l t :
m y o f f ic e and has made application
|4„t,, j , „ n,| r.3. Block P. M lleh ell’c
f o r T a x P e e d to iesue In accord- purvey o f L e v y
flrnnt.
Tin- salil
ance w ith law. Hold certificate cm- tnn(j being assessed at the dale of
braces
the
fo llo w in g
described , tl„ issuance o f such certificate In
t
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T ry %
p ro p e r ty situated In Hemlnole C o u n - l the name o f James L Giles.
•>■> ■ ; . > ♦ + ■ > +•> 9 -9> -9+v 9 ♦ + < 9 ^
->
■ f
tjr,„
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T h a t said Emmie Ik Entxmlnger.
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_ U « ' N L . cor. o f L o t 6a. Block D. purchaser o f T a x Certificate
No.
W * 2F**-*ifei * *
J ul h T « - dated the 2nd day o f June. A.
All roatlH from the Interior will be marked—
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...
*■ *1. i * * Yi" .*** I*;* *; *| P . 1919. has filed said certificate In
deg... E. ^43 ft.. N. 85 drg. -0 m in. my o ffic e and lias mnde application
FO LLO W T H E N E W S M Y R N A REACH ARROW S
h- >44 ft.. N. 4 deg. W. >43 ft — 2** I f,,r
Peed to Iseue In uccnrdto New Smyrna and then across the Bridge to our
acres. Th e eald land being assessed Hnrr -with law.
Halil
certificate
nt the date o f tho Issuance, of such I embraces file fo l l o w i n g described
property.
c e r tific a te In
the
name o f Un* I property situated Ineflrmlnolu t.’uun.
know n.
.........................
,y ub.rida t o -w lt:
__
T h a t said Emmie L Entxmlnger.
i . „ t j * (|.e», e 20 ncres) Block
• f j / e h a a e r o f Tax
Certificate
No. p. Mitchell's Hurvey of L evy Grant.
488 dated the 3rd day of June. A The said (And being assessed at
p . 1907. has filed said certificate u ir date o f the Issuunre o f such
i '
In ray o ffic e and has made applies- eertlflea te In the name o f Janu s
tlo n for T a x Peed to Issue In ae.||fc o i l e s
I
i ,. cordan ca w ith law.
Hald rertlllThat said Emmie L Entim lnger.
cate embraces the fo llo w in g dee- purchaser o f Tux C ertificate
No.
crlhed property situated In Hcml. | 277. -■dated the 2nd iluy of June. A. l».
note County. Florida, to-w lt:
‘ I'Jlxhas llled said certificate In my
Beg. _NW.
N\\ cor. o f Lot 65. Block I*. I o fflr e and has made application for
MUcliell's■ Hurvey o f Lavy
Grant. I Tax Peed to Issue In accordance
dogrees. B. 198.99 ft., N. 86|wlth law. Hald certifica te embraces
d eg re s s 39 min.. E 833.94 fl.. N t l i i i " fullnw ing described
prnf.erty
« e W . 196.99 ft., B. *5 degrees situated In Heinlnole County, Klorutes. W - 812.94 ft.— 2.84 acres I |au. to - w lt:
aMM land being assessed a t the
l.ols 66. 66. 67. 68 nnd 69. Block
*• *-th s Issuance o f such c e r t l - I p , m u .'bell's Hurvej of L evy Grant,
‘ n^ths name o f Unknown.
The salil land being assessed al tin*
I II
Vuld Emmie L Entsmlnger. I date of the Issuance of such certlser o f T a x Certlflcatn No. fleaie In tho name o f
James L.
TH E BEST P A Y IN G IN V E S T M E N T .ON T H E ’ tij
’
• A - ^ a l e d the 3rd day of June. A. I Giles.
E A S T C O AST!
jjj
W*urtl*T. ha* filed said csrtlflcate
That s l i d Emmie L Entxmlnger.
y nfftcu and haa made appllca-1 purclwrsi r o f T a x C e r llflc a te No.
f o r T a x Peed to Issue In sc- 27*. gated the 2nd day o f June. \.
LotH on paved Htreets with five foot corrupt E |
w l law. —
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le v awltJi
Hald* certificate
p. —
m u . has filed
said eertlfleate
In
nidcwnlk are Helling for as low ns $450.00; one-half t :
abrgfcs t l ^ f a llo w in g
described j niy o f f lev and has made apptlcailon
xrty
situated
In
Hsmlnoln I for T a x P eed to Issue in accordance
down and deferred paymcnlH over two years at GS_. n*
»ly . Florida, to - w lt:
with law. Kulil n-rtlflcatn embraces
t97 ft. H. 4 degrees K. of the fid lo w ln g drscrlbeil properly
interest.
t
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eor. Lot 65. Block P. Mitch-1 situated In Hemlnole County, FlurHurvey o f l ^ v y Grant, run- N. Ida. to - w lt:
TH E S E PR IC E S C A N N O T BE D U PLIC ATE D
30 min.. E. 433 fl. H. 4
Lola 70. 71. and 72.
Block
I).
< 6
„K. 148 ft.. H. 86 degreen 3« Mitchell's Survey of L e v y Grant.
ALONG T H E E A S T C O AST A N Y W H E R E !
_ *•/ N. 4 degrees. W . 144 ft. I The said laud living n.mi'ssnl nt the
eras. T b e said land being as- date o f tin* Issuance o f such cerllflCOME P R E P A R E D TO “ DO BUSINESS” — YO U
d the date o f the Issuance o f I cute In the name o f James L Giles
C AN B U•Y<■A.,NJ D; CLOSE ON T H E GROUND.
I flcate In the nXme of^Un-l That said Kmi.ile L Entxmlnger,
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I purrhaser o f T a x Certlflcatu No.
Improvement in being made rapidly und b o o h
xt aald Emmie I * Entsmlnger. 2*0. dated the 2nd day of June, A.
, 1
ser o f T a x Certllfeals No p. m s . has filed said n r tlflca te In
a number o f buildings will be in construction. These ffi
. d j l t d 111# Iril day o f Jun#« A I niy n fflr * and li.m
uppllr«|tl»n f t
1987.
haa filed said cerllflcate for T a x Iieed to isnoe In accnrd- I j
facts, together with tho building of the new Bridge [ |
.
f K o and haa wade applies- ance with law.
Hold certificate
from New Smyrna to our property means immediate g j
fo r T a x Peed to Isaun In ae-1 r mbraces llm fo llo w in g described J ]
w ith U w . Hald eertlfleate property situated in H.-mlnolo Counenchancement.
ft
I
r*S IhV fo llo w in g
described ty, Florida, to -w lt:
ty altualed In Hemlnole Coun-1
Lots 78. 77 and 7* Block P . MllehCOME
ON
O
V
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R
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L
ENJOY
TH
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D
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, •M's Hurvey of Levy Grant.
Tbo
cor. Lai! 65. Block P. said land being aaaesnsd at the date
P L E N T Y T O EATr^-BUT A C T QUICK
rvey o f Levy Grant, o f the lasuance o f such c e r tU lc a U
• » *® min.. IV. 144 In the name o f James L Giles.
. W . I83I.M ft.. N.
That M id Emmie L E n l.m lflg e r.
min.. E. 344 ft., H. 4 purchaser o f Tux C erllflc a te
No.
1831.53 ft.— 784 acre#. 281. dated the 2nd day o f Jane. A.
_ _ J being assessed a t the l). 1919. has tiled eald c e r llflc a te In
Incorporated l b * laeuanev o f such cer- my o ffic e and has mads application
- **-- name o f Unknown.
for T a x P eril »o issue in accordance
Selling* A gents______________ _____
9 U Kntxmluger. w ith U w . Hald rc r t lflr u t i e r i b r u ' «
Cert 11flcate Jj'Q L jh jt ^ in liu w i n g—Ak-.-rtoiui— priP'-rtT'
• rd d a y o f Juba, A. ] situated In Hemlnole County. F.orStreet ..- 910 Main Street
144 South Reach St.
•aid certificate In |Ida. t o - w lt :
TA D A Y T O N A BEACH
D A Y TO N A
NEW
appllea75. I | j u t d
u
A
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[ORANGE CITY WATER]
50 CTS. FO R 5 G A L L O N S
See W. B. Lynch or Phone 539
eminole
C ounty Bank
9>
Strong Financial Institution
Capital and Surplus
Total Resources
r
-
-
$125,000,001
- $1,500,000.110
...L et Us S e rv e Y ou
Sanford Feed ^and Supply
&
T H E H O M E OF “GOOD GOODS’’
“Bond of
Friendship
Offer”
s;
DAIRYMAN’S DELIGl
DAIRY FEED
\}T
FROM ALL OVER THE STATE
Arc invited to meet with us on
I! THURSDAY, APRIL 1 7 1
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P HOME-FOLKS INTROBUCTORY .
j SALE OF OCEANTO RIVERLOTS I
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ffi LOTS O F F U N — B U S H N E L L ’S B A N D
* — O LD F A S H IO N E D G EORGIA B A R
B E C U E — O N E LO T G IV E N A W A Y —
GO LD
MONEY
G IV E N
AW AY
E V E R Y H O UR .
EVERYTHING FREE!
11 This is Your Opportunty to Own Penin11
aula Property
[j
Ec
Beach
A Sub-division,
H. B. SCHULTE REALTY CO.
• lx xe-
tlfleate I
rlbed
. bsfn ° , f
tba I s s u a n c e ____ _
In tbe name o f Jamce
Ik
C. M. R0G1
Watch for th&D eitel
D. F. F U Q lfA Y ,
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�TH E SANFOfeD H E R A LD , F R ID A Y , A P R IL 11, 1924.
B E R LIN , A pr. 10—The condi-,
tioft\f H u goS tin n w took n serious
-turn ty r the wwrstr tnday; The in
dustrial magnate .has been 111 some
time. N e was twice operated upon,
the second'time Saturday.
R IC m SjQ N E r ,OF TH E W ORLD’S'TVIOST'
ECONOMICAL FOOD S
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BY H E L E N H A R R IN G TO N DOW NING
Director Hoine Economics, Calumet Baking Powder Co., Chicago, III.
JKOims--appear.-
wood, where she dreamed she |nrnvie-mnd girl of today.
Miss
and double-irpntyf -"■ n r a ir ^ r 'jiounji.
to insure coverin'" every p a r t'o f I Paris green 1 poupd
i would bo a star the moment she 1 Norni&nd portrays the rule of
the plant. A fte r the worms have
Nitrobenzene sufficient to ihois-1 hi | the studios. Wha* happened I Sue Graham, who instead of Le
webbed themselves, they are com- ! ten.
ts worth seeing, with the trials 1coming n photoplay fiueon, he:
tack.
'•*itd tribulations
riain!/ demon- jcomes a wnrdrobe asrulant.
strating Wtiat might befall any i There is plenty of romance, the
paintively safe from spray ntTO ISSLB C E R TIF IC A TE S
11. Iteapmy, often. Once a week-1 W A SH IN G TO N , Apr. 0— The In.
or if rains occur .after each rain, j terstatc Comroorre Commission to
. •!. Sjijray with high- pressure, day authorized Georgia and F lor
150 to 200 or more pounds! Pack ida R. R. Co. to issue $1.COO,000 re
your ptimp, tighten hose connce-1ceiver certificates, $800,000 to be
tionn .and renew discs in nozzles pledged with Secretary o f Treas
5. Ariel 12 pounds fish oil soap ury as substitutes in secuHty for
to 100 gallons.
This acts ».« a loan from United States nnd the
spreader and sticker, and is also a remainder be sold.
good iusQctitcide for soft belied
insects. Moreover very possibly,
Recently patented n ig g le t can
teh odor may be o f value r.s a rc- be attached to spectacles without
P'.llunt.
interfering with their lenses.
0. I*istrnjrTly~}4{>wing under,
and and all celery fd r^ tvv reason
A T T H E Ml LA N K .
in rendered certainly
unmarket
All the screen-struck girls o f
able. I f
Ifet it ca nlu- hut a ♦L b c‘ ly will do then’ c li.'« and
breeding place.
their families an inestimable fa * Other Possible Remedies
er by racing “ The F.r.tra G irl."
1. Light traps, particularly if Mabel Normand's lat*-i starring
every one in a section fill employ production, at the
.Milana T h e
srfmu.
atre today.
2. Poisoned bnlt, sprinkled in
This newest o f Normand pic
tre tops of the celery, should the tures tells how u forlorn, country
worms ho past the stage of con girl, crazy to go into the movies,
trol by spraying.
gets a chance to g » to Holly-
Rice has certainly taken a place i When cool, fill with any desired
in th« front row among economy! cream or fruit filling. Cover with
foods for the United States. I n : a meringue or whipped cream.
I fact, a United States government Serve the same as any pie.
|bulletin states that rice forms the
Rice Griddle Cakes
I principal food for one-half the
2 eggs, well beaten.
population o f the earth.
2-3 to 1 cup sweet tnllk.
2 level teaspoons Calumet Bak
Variety of Uses ,
] Through our own south there are ing powder.
2 tablespoons sugar.
••
many famous rice dishes such as
1 cup well cooked rice.
*rice puddings, rice with fruit, rice
lii teaSpoon salt.
j cakes, croquettes, rice ns n sub
Mix ingredients thoroughly, ad
stitu te vegetable dish, flaked rice
ding enough flour to make a me
land puffed rice.
Remembering the food value we dium bnttcr. Rake the same us
j t'Uggeat its use in combination any griddle cakes.
Rice Muffins.
with salmon, tuna fish or choice
2 'i cups flour.
|aardines.
“ Shrimp creole” with
* 1 cup boiled rice.
rice is hard to surpass.
Calumet
Splendid casserole dishes are | 2 ta level teaspoons
Raking
powder.
made with rice and cheese, or rice,
Hi level tuuspoon salt.
fried bacon und a can o f tomatoes.
1 cup milk.
These latter dishes served us the
1 egg, well beaten.
main dish o f a hearty meal, offer
Hi cup melted butter.
a variation that is much appre
Sift together thoroughly flour,
ciated from the regulation meat
baking powder anil salt. Add rice,
Fresh E ggs
nnd potatoes, or salad.
working it in with tips of the fin
Food Value of Itice
gers, nnd gradually milk, egg and
Ilice- of course, stands out as n butter. Bake in gem pans in mod
food. I t is a con erate oven.
Kingan’s Box Bacon curbonhydrate
centrated food. Is very nutritious
Rice Waffles.
and easily • digestible.
Analysis
1- H cups flour.
■..... ........... 38c shows that it compares most fa 23 cup cold cooked rice.
vorably with potatoes. Its princi
1 Vi cups milk.
pal food constituent
is
starch,
3 level teaspoons Calumet Bak
much of which turns to sugar in ing Powder.
STONE’S CAKES
, the mouth. This starch is also
2 tablespoons sugar.
;turned into body fuel, supplying!
V» level teaspoon salt.
CHURNGOLD OLEO
i the body with heat nnd energy. 1 I eggThere os also a small percentage!
1 tablespoon melted butter,
FR^ESHfPRUITS A N D
o f protein nnd n we bit o f fat In;j Sift together flour, sugar, bak! rice. Rico flour is richer In f a t !i ing powder nnd salt. Work In
V E t& T A B L E S
than rice itself, the flour being:
made from the outer covering.
]
In buying rice try to purchase'
Canned
That is Guarnn an uncoated, or natural finish pro
duct.
You are most easily as
sured of this if you buy it in n
teed Fresh.
package with the description right
on the label.
Coated rice is barred
sale in
PHone
some states. It is an inferior pro
By B. F W H ITN E H , JR.
duct that has. been pu t' through
Again this year the moth of teh
a special solution to whitten it. celery lea f tyer has put in its ap
W ild ricr nnd the 'low er gradrri pearance:
Them are veity few
arc often given this treatment to worms, as yet. but in the majority
produce the white appearance of o f the fields tnerenre many moths.
high grade products that come out Almost no investigational
work
o f the hullers with the natural has been consistently carried on
brown Inner coat loosened and and few recommendations can be
easily removed by the polishing made. However, fro mthe obser
pads or brushes.
vation o f the moths nnd worms,
Tho following recipes will be last year, certain possiblo remedies
come most popular a fter huvlng or preventatives nnd good prac
STAPLE AND F A N C Y
once been tried and they o ffer a tices Buggest themselves.
suggestion fo r variety.
1. First and foremost spray
Gr o c e r i e s
Rice Pie Crusts
thoroughly with three pounds arLino a pie tin with freshly boil senato o f lead, and half pound
ed drained rice. Press rice down Paris Green to 100 gallons of Bor
carefully to form a lower crust deaux.
, Vi inch thick. Let Btand until set.
2. Do this spraying before tho
J
love thence taking .the pri
Miss Normand and Ralph
who plays the ihanly k
Sue Graham, through, thril
will hold any audience
bound.
SER VE YO URSELF A
SA VE YOUR
Mon
SPECIALS
SATURDAY AND M ONDAY
Fancy Florida an^l Western IJeef, Canned Goods that
arc guaranteed. Fresh Fruits und Vegetables.
S u g a r ...........
............... ...... 10 cts. lb.
Fresh Eggs, at dozen......... ......
33 cts.
Hamburger Meat, 2 lbs................ 25 cts.
J. H. WRAGGE, PROP,
Phone
3 X 1 M B ****
IN ORDER TO T A K E C A R E O F O U R IN C R E A S IN G BTJSI
fcJESS W E H A V E H A D IN S T A L L E D A N A D D IT IO N A l
PHONE
$10 W ORTH OF GROCERIES W IL L BE G IV E N A W A Y ON OUR OPEN
ING D A Y A B S O L U T E L Y W ITH O U T CH ARG E.
FU R TH E R
IN F O R M A T IO N W IL L BE G IV E N A T T H E STORE.
Big Evaporated Milk Sale
A & P T a llC a n 10c
ALL STANDARD
BRANDS. CAN
1 1 .
L1C
FOR W H IC H W E W IS H TO E X T E N D T H A N K S
M A N Y PATRONS
Richelieu1Stands For Quality
15 oz. can
We are also headquarters for
otm be*
c r am
Country
ROASTED
Maxwell
House
:-UM
I f you are looking for anything in Staple and Fancy Groceries and you canno
find it elsewhere— Call us, we have it.
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REMEMBER W E AR E JUST AS N E A R YOU AS YOUR PHONE :r»
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We are sole distributors for Richelieu Food Products.
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Killian’s
FRESH
TO (ftfr
... m
Jones’ Dairy Fa
Sausage
v wwuMirour
W mm .Wi v u H t o * *
Peoria Butter
CALIFORNIA
DRIED
POST TO ASH ES
FRESH
OR CORN FLAKES
Ground, Lb.
rrft -delicious
Lemon or Vanilla
Red Beets, Carrots, Turnips, String Beans, Toniafc^s, Lettuce,'Celery, E gg
Plant, Cucumbers, Squash, Apples, Lemons, Bananas. In fact everything
that the law allows.
Y O U R BU SIN ESS A P P R E C IA T E D
Farrell’s A - l
Oleo
M
l
CO M PLETE X IN E F R U IT A N D FRESH VEGETA
E V E R Y T H IN G GOOD TO E A T
FINEST
CREAMERY
THE HOUSE O F Q U A L IT Y AND SERVICE
Woodcock & Rlgney’s Old Stand
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THE SANFORD HERALPy- FRIDAY, APRIL111■„'1924. ::■
IF O U R
Sanford Herald
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M ir k r T il* Itr r a li r r i l t l i l
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Florida.
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Second C la n Slattar, Ocr, l i l t , at the Foatofflc* at
, Florida, under ecr of March
:.;
Bryan’s Opponents/. |’
" I believe in the Prim ary and shall obey any
instructions that may be given at the Prim ary in
regard to candidates, party principles and public
policies. I f elected a delegate, my vote will be cast
for the State’s choice, i f that choice is expressed at
As Brisbane Sees It
W m I t Coolidge or Ford?
47, She’a Proud o f It.
N o Puritan President.
T w o Disgrace*.
Copyright, 1JS4
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Wheq f tho
boiling it ma
OSB E8O0GR-C5F
T h is
ahd
mebbe
Y oo ’ i l
somtf-
A rum
coast o f
the boys
deck.
ship caught fire off
Florida,
stood on the burni,'
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the Prim ary.
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PRESIDENT COOLIDGE. acbe iKE-MeThus did .W illiam Jennings Bryan definitely and un-i cording to news agencies, defeats
two to one, in
F k r a r 148 cquivocably refute tho only argument which the opposition Hiram Johnson,
A rm *
Michigan's primsrter.w !t TF-fim
Fine thing about having a
interests— a synonym, in this case, for corporation interests possible to ray just to what exION RATKBi
<Wn is you can
pick what
.11.00. 8 li Montha 11.10, — have
_____.been
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able to raisragftfTisrfffff'Trerfion as delegate to tent Coolidge beat Johnson, and to i
want.
what extent Henry
Ford
beat!
w le.- - t t S S t Vdit?o,nr »'T’ p!r
National Democratic Convention.
Johnson by his recent indorsement!
The spring dresses look like .
Through hearsay eviden ce alone there have doubtless o f Coolidge. Ford is the most in
brass band going down the str*»t
LL ico T ica ri A ll obltuirjr congregated in j^our niinds many erronious and fanciful ideas fluential man ;n Michigan,
and
Perhaps this is because every ma
cards of thanks. r«*olutti>trt
without taking him into account,
likes to follow a band
lies* o f «n t'eVui*nmSat a' w h i r l i a s to jo s t what Bryan would, or would not do if elected as you can't judge the Ycsult o f the
are----- -------- .^
-----1 5 ^ ! y?ur delegate. You have read that he intended to propose Michigan primaries.
liar adifertlslnc' ratsa.
'F ly Around W orld"— headlin.
the name of-D r. MurphreC, regardless of the State’s choice.
And the first thing you know
LTD 1C AB80C1ATKD F R I I I Ybii have heard' thbt he was supporting for tho presidency
M A R Y G A R D E N , once a Scotch
[w ill bo w ishing-all the flies w,„
_ .'Aaeoetatcd l* r * e a .ls esclu*- Pat
_____________________
_________________________________
^_______
r __________
im m ig n n t-g irl, decides to become
around the world.
Neff
o
f
Texasj
Musgrove
o
f
Alabama
and
perhaps
others.
entlUad to tho u *« fo r rapubof All
dispatch** So numerous and so varied have been the accounts in certain |f P
When you sec a man s i f i to It oi not otharw li*
*
In th>» p a p «r and *t*o th* of the press ns to where Bryan stood, that it has been im- proud o f It.y
around looking worried it is a CJ
M W * «ublt*n*d h*r*ln.
All possible to form any definite and concrete idea o f even the '• That's the right spirit. No matdealer wondering i f winter rnllr
o f r * - Kubllcatloi. of *p*clal
has gone.
1
oh** herein are a n o r«a«rv*d. approximate position o f the mnn.
\
h o y ! »"*"* years >'ou h“ ve K°n,c
, ,
...
. . through, htow many good yeads
But yesterday- not a h e a f within the radius of a block j have you ahead; what do you
F R ID A Y , A P R IL t l, 192-L
nissed those words, " I f elected, my vote will be cast for the inmount to now?
L.E T H O U G H T FOR T O D A Y State’s choice.’’ There you have it in a nut-shell. No hem-}
“
“ ,,Irio
.
L O V E F E A S T :— Better is a
ming,
nor
haw
ing!
No
beating
around
the
bush
as
the
op!m«
*
e
a
?
P
*
S
y
of
Meng
iha™°
o f herbs where love is.
-;a stalled ox and hatred position has accused. Just a distinct and concise statement inir, maintained her specialty un
ith. Proverbs 16:17.
that he believes in the preferential primary. And there are til she died. Young men fell in
none, even his worst enemies, who accuse Bryan of insincer love with her when she was past
seventy. She le ft her best books
T U R N OF T H E R O A I).
to Voltaire- who was brought to
icre is another turn o i the ity or untruthfulness.
B A T T E R IE S
road,
|
Since this is so, why has so much been said and printed see her when he was n little boy,
thus proving her intelligence.
other league is gone;
in regard to Bryan’s "choice?” Why have long articles been
a long grip and grasp of
ivritten
declaring that Bryan set himself ahead o f his State
p e n e l o p e W o u l d n ’t
huve
your load,
then— Go on! Go on
and his party? T h a t he would ignore Florida’s choice in the been very young when Ulysses
General Au
ulo Repairs
re follow a voice down the primary and follow his own selfish inclinations in the con came back from all his travels,
yet he found hia house crowded
long, long road
vention? That he would propose the name o f Missouri’s with suitors that wanted to marry
Phones;
jit travels hither and yon,
the voice is the voice o f the "favorite son” or "Mississippi's “ favorite son" or some other her. .
Trees die at the top. While the
U hastening Jyears,—
Day. .191.
Night .196-J
"favorite son?” T o answer this question all you have to do
top is nit right,
the rest ia all!
on Go o n !'G o on!
is to consider the source.
right. L et women remember th a t.
the voice is here at the turn
T H E E X ID E
Who is it that is trying to defeat Bryan’s election? Who |and w orry more about the IN S ID E '
o f the road
is it that is tryin g to keep him from the National Democratic ' of the head, less about the hat on
the highway o f the years;
B A T T E R Y STATIO N
there’s nothing o f fear In the Convention?
There is iirst the Jacksonville Times-Union, the outside o f it.
tone o f the voice,
strong in its attacks on Bryan, which, according to its strtteR E L IG IO U S
G ENTLEM EN.
— i It speaks from the midst
raent'of April 1 made to the government in accordance with athered at Troy, praise Mr. Coolfears.
dge as “ our Puritan President,''
are blasted cliffs and chasms law, is owned in large part by the estate of Henry M. Flagler,
'& )(■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ MMMB 111■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ MM■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
calling on him to cleanse our in A N “ IM PETUS” TO-AM ERICAN OPERA
o f dread
form er oil king and railroad magnate. There is the Miami ternal
*'A-J
affairs.
the journey we have gone:
NEW YORK TIMES
Those gentlemen mean well, but
TO S A V E IS TO H A V E
are stony hills on the road Herald, once owned outright by The Florida East Coast Rail
road and controlled from 26 Broadway, now supposedly they ought to look up the name
ahead;
American operatic art has from French Revolution gave perform
' B ut the voice says: “ On! Go owned by Frank B. Shutts, railroad attorney and catspaw of Burchard.
— and, to spend money without a thought
The' United States doesn’t want time to time in the past received ances in Baltimore in 1790, and
o n !"
corporation interests." There is also the Tampa Tribune, a n Puritan President or a free and “ new impetus" in various ways.
French
opera
was
heard
in
New
o f tomorrow is to'be in want when oppor
gardens abloom on the splendid newspaper, but one whose editorial page has become
easy, “ wide-open” President, or a Sometimes it has been found to be York in the Autumn o f that year
w ay we have come,
tunity calls or when a needed purchase
Mohammedan, Baptist, Catholic projected from the utterances o f when Jean Jacques Rouscau’s "L c
fountains, and arbors o f 3ullied with prosperity and tarnished by constant association
or Christian Scientist President. It passionate press agents and excit Devin du V illage"— an opera that
with wealth and capital. There are also one or two o f the wants a good, average American,
shade;
must be madeed reporters or the impressive
com- had _
a popu
popularity in Europe scarce____
are bleak, dark pines in smaller papers, like the Ocala Star, which are towed blindly
that will attend to national affairs blnation which these agencies o f , Jy J0ggt though less enduring, than —
. the cold snows, dumb,
and let American settle their re modern life can make. Three have . “ The Beggar’s Opera"— was g iv - 'J
Financial embarrassment never comes
* A nd
the
thunder-smitten in the wake o f their more opulent coryphaei.
There is the line-up. What"does it mean to you? A fte r ligious and other ideas, from Puri sometimes been found in the rear |Pn. Italian'opera, with what d’ U r - ]*
galed;
man who saves systematically.
tanism to bobbed hair, for them of such an impetus tho nrdent be- j f t.y called its "buzzing and squeak- * to the
are orchards o f bloom and hearing Bryan say yesterday afternoon that any man who selves.
liefs and optimistic expectations o f ing Trilladdes," did not arrive
f i n o f gloom
Start your^ account today and learn the
had t a look,
. w ith ,^.clouded
some impresario of a peculiarly till Manuel Garcia gave his fam
the journey we have gone;
un-American
name.
They
are
T
H
E
S
T
A
T
E
o
f
New
York
ous performances at the Park
truth o f this statement.
are bloom and gloom on vision, that income tax reductions should give as much relief
to those with small incomes As to those with large incomes, struggles to aecuro a bill forbid working harder in these days thsn Theatre in 1825. •
the w ay ahead;
In the mid-nineteenth century
the voice says: “ On! Go that the profiteer should be retrained, that the farm er should ding employment o f children.and ever before.
W e cordially invite your account
Up to the present time American there were valiant attempts at
hours a week.
Tw o disgraceful
o n !"
•—1
be aided by legislation as much as industry, and that the in women more than forty-eight operatic art has made progress Un American opera. They-had been
-are glad for^the voice at the
o n ly One
terests of labor must be guarded,
should mean only
one i facta nre there. First that worn deniably slow. O f course, the first mado even before Ole Bull, in 1856. {
j.
turn ° f the. road,
^
i—
j -children
v i i j — are allowed and' operatic art in America was im then manager o f the Academy of
cn —
and
*Tla tuned to the heart of man; thing. .It should mskn that WalKStreet.haa sqt fo r itself the compelled to work more than fo r ported.
Cloistered students find Music, offered a prize o f $1,000 fo r
bAa*
cheered his way, anJ task o f defeating Btrygn and keeping him off the floor o f the ty-eight hours a week.
traces--of a weak and uncertain “ the best original |J-and ciiera
lightened his load
Second, that women and chil impetus to it well back in the by an American composer on a
convention.^
.
^From the day when the world
dren should be compelled to work eighteenth century. The first au strictly American jiubject.^ Tho
It
fears
his
power,
it
feardTiis
knowledge
o
f
corruption
began.
ria«-wi
Jlk/wTir f l J4.1
s «» 4ii li ltjiM, ,
. _______ thenticated operatic performance orlsethe heart o flft aiq said “ Yen? in Washington QA(kITHtt3^kman|pal^ic^ic-a± convention^, tlW
I «!•
1 ———
ChaTWb*TiVce<r fiTA m qrlc^T^
, to the v o if*
•
*-*rr*n'T.,,r*r:
,fA fcO M M tJ M T Y B M tD E lH ;
"
expose of which’ In ifte senate today is a'disgrace to the na
twi.'S/C
olubie*advocate o:
CHILDREN- SUO
In all the years that arc gone;
an English production call “ the American school o f music" at
tion.
It
knows
that
with
Bryan
in
the
.conuantign;
unelr
its words are a music that
F, I*. FORSTER. President.
B. F. W H IT N E R , Cashier.
L A N D L D K A M ..
ID W A D D D R n n
....K.lllor
t la a ifr r
EXIDE
P.A. Mero
R
1FIR ST
ed "F lo ra ; or Hob in the W ell," a time when it was a little difficult
a ballad opera devised in England to discern an American school. His ■ N in n in B N m N H N N N N N N M B M H N N N M M N N N N N N M N N H N N N a N II
^BtySrrs^frfihesTy and purity in Madison Square Garden will
and floated to success in the wake torch has been handed on to a line
am “ Songs o f Average) Man.
of "Trie Beggar’s Opera," was o f successors who brandish It now
keep
W
all
Street'w
hete
it*be*l<fngs,
away
down
town,
and
will
-----given-by an English company. A adays with benoficient nnd encour
opon
the
doors
o
f
the
W
hite
House
to
pnly
a
dry
progressive,
la s t political meeting A pril 20.
For Cough* And Colds, Head-'i
quarter o f a century later there aging vigor. His immediate suc
a champion o f the interests o f "the masses, and one of un
were English ballad operas in plen cessor was William II. Fry, equally
ache*, Neuralgia, Rheumatism I
then all thy candidates will questionable integrity.
ty, not only in Philadelphia and ardent-as an advocate o f American
and A ll Aches and Pains
chance/td tell o f
their
New Y ork , but in smaller towns music; a musical critic as well as
-------------- o----------- —
tiona fo r-o ffic e holding,
* ALL DRUGGISTS
that in later years have never a. composer, who supported his ad
o-------dreamed o f persuading a visiting vocacy by the production at the
Me
aad 68c, jars sad tabes
should be easy to sell real
opera company to tempt fortune I Academy o f his "Lconore", which,
Hospital sis*, $3.00
litt Sanfonl becau
within their gates, Thius, there j according to Richard Grant White,
Chick weeds, sand-spurs, Spanish needles, where do
“ Mold" on
was opera Hn Frcdei icksburg and
~ * was much Sdmired and some of
they come from? From the yards o f your neighbors, of
Wlllinmsbuiy,
Va.,
heard
by whose airs became popular.
aa impossible fo r two peo- course. You don’t sow weeds in your yard. You don't per
George Washington i nd his broth
Then there seems to have been
agree on. .the cost o f the
er, Samuel; wnen Ceorge, as he a regrettable void o f some half
mit the weeds that chance to grow there, to go to seed. It is
D O U B L E C H O C O LATE
bonus aa. it is
for two
enters in his diary, lent the young, century in American operatic pro- |
New Flavor Creation by the Makers of
the
careless
neighbor
who
makes
all
you
f
difficulties
with
to keep the same time.
er man “ 1 shilling 1 pence by cash duction, till the several Am erican!
------- D------your lawn and your garden.
to tho playhouse,” so that they operas o f recent memory were ’•
knows? There may be a
When you como to think about it, it is the careless neigh
might attend the per formance to- made known in New York, Chica
i t among the
budding
go and Boston. Americans msy
gett W
bor
who
is
responsible
for
most
o
f
your
troubles.
You,
your
of
Jacksonville.— TimesThere was almost an American well hope that the torch that burn, j
F I T rOR a Q U E E N
.You never can tell.
self, never do anything wrong. Your children, too, were
opera In 1767, when \ndrew Bar ed low w ill blaze into a higher !
*>. 'll
-o-------models of good behavioununtil they played with the neigh
T H E W O R LD may yet see in ton's "Th e Disappoin.ment; or the flame. A t all events, tho attempt |
or big real estate deal has
1 made- in Sanford.
A t the bor children. Your blessed little son never set a bad exam Russia and the United States the Forco o f Credulity, an American at Stony Point, by Max Rubinoff,
A t Your Dealers or Phone 634.
l business pYoperty is turning ple, never led another child into mischief. It is always the two cihiof competing nations o f comic opera in two rets," was an recently' described in Tho Times,
i t w ill all be in the hands of rascally offspring o f the neighbors, near and far, who are to the world. Thear is nothing like nounced in Phlliuleli hia. but sud to focus all the resources for operOnly
One Sunday Delivery. Place Your
gather
all
revolution to stir up energy and denly withdrawn as unfit fo r the otic instruction, to
____ sere In a short time.
Order Early.
blame
for
your
child’s
failure
to
be
the
perfect
human
being
sorts
o
f
experts
in
tho
various
com
stage
,'bdcsuse
it
contained
"per
ability, as you loam from the his*
■Sft
---------r>r-— •—
plications
o
f
operatlv
composition,
sonal
reflections"
and
worse;
your
example
and
training
were
making
him.
tory
o
f
France.
Morgan is visiting various
thought The libretto was publish to provide all the means of opera
of Southern Europe in
In your home is harmony and gentleness. It ih the neigh
ed and is ex ta o^ .. It ia difficult to tic production for American aspir
; Corsair.
The corsair
T
H
E
M
E
TH
O
D
ISTS
proposo
to
bors that give room to strife and coarseness. Consideration
te a ve\)r fam iliar figure
publish a dally newspaper. Cath trace 'th e appearanci of the first ants, and to explore and collect all BMBBBMHHaeMMUBaBBaHHHMMBHMaaHMnaBMMMMMMBMMHHBMMI
of each other, loving service, kindness and good cheer, those olics not long since had a similat real American oncra; the line the different manifestations o f folk
arrancan ‘ waters. .
■
are the attributes o f your home circle, But, Oh the neigh idea. It would be an Interesting shades imperceptibly into opera music that can be found in Am eri
attending the Jennings bors! How selfish they are, how chary they are o f acts of experiment, welcomed and watch* from inlays with incidental music. ca, to base thereon an American
Bg on Magnolia
Avenue last
cd by all editors. A
religious 1vi*re Was “ The Fourth o f July; ur school o f operatic composition,
MI
It may be that Mr.
Independ tims high.
now realize
ilize what heavy kindness, how sour they talk and how doleful they look!
nowspaper might develop ideas of Temple o f American
Chick weeds, sand-spurs,
all _growing in use in the church, o f which the ence," announced 1n 1709 In New Kabinon has overlooked some of J W H O L E S A L E POM MISSION M E RC H ANTS & BROKERS, g i
there l#‘ *on thia popular
^ Spanish needles,. BL
extensive results o f hia prede
Richmond, Virginia.
^
of^cars con* the neighbors’ yards, while we keep our own dooryards and great problem ia to make church York, in which the Battery was the
to pass /during the entire
services IN T E R E S T IN G .
Henry shown and “ a milita y procession cessors in the latter field; and it
........
our
own
vacant
lots
so
heat
and
clean!
The
winds
bring
the
M r. Jennings was speaking.
Ward Beecher knew it when he in perspective” : there was “ Needs may be that he speaks rather air
Heeds from chick weeds and crab-grass, grow in g in our neigh sold a slave girl at auction from Mu.*t; or .the Ballad Singers,’’ ily and summarily o f a very diffi
----- —o -------- written to allow one of the actress cult and laborious task. Perhaps
1 marks lin important day bors’ yards to spoil our p retty lawns. But how fine it is to his pulpit.
es who had broken her leg t<\ sing he has the excessive .confidence of
lives o f citrus growers in
know that none o f us furnish pest-producing seeds to be w a ft
a new recruit and expects much in
On that- day an effort
Y O U N G G IR LS in a publib w ithout' action. There was Mrs. a comparatively short tim e.'E very-'
Anno Julia Hatton's “ Tammany;
made to-sign up sixty per ed into our neighbors’ gardens— or into th eir lives.
‘ ‘ i school
were branded and
or the Indian Chief,” said to have thing is so perfectly arranged and
! the entire Florida crop.
Living blameless, helpful, happy lives, there is nothing
ifully disfigured in a stupid
been taken seriously in New York mo perfectly co-ordinated in th e ;
*1 county should sign one in the world for you to worry about except the weeds, of one
ng performance connected with' only by X nli-Federali'ts and stag scheme he has announced at such.
per ceqt,'
a
secret
school
society,
called
the.
kind and another, that are disseminated by careless neigh
length and in such detail that it i
ro-------W elta Kappa Gamma Sororityx ed because “ the po /erful Tam would be cruelty to human hopes' ■■■*!■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■aBMMaaaaaaaaaaaaaMMa
There
er you-see a young fel- bors. It is beautiful to know that your life is a model of from public, schools at least. A many Society wished it."
and disloyalty to art even to fear »
about eighteen looking as everything good and true.
Such nonsense Should be barred 'Wan “ Archers; or tlu? Mountain hitch in the arrangement*. A blah 1■
w ife had Just run o ff with
secret society,' whatever Its na* eer.. o f Switzerland," of which W il aim and high hopes are not to be
ffeq r, and his three, chll
has nd place in the public liam Tell Was the hero; Mine o f discouraged — especially as Mr.
“ IN TH E L IF E of ’Aemilius Paulus,’ Plutarch relates ture,
the medsles, as if he had
school, which is Intended to make RorsinPs precursors.
Freach qp*ra appeared in Am eri Rabinoff is not asking for funds.
indicted by the oil com- the story of a Roman being divorced from his wife. This per- the children members of the one
A ll Tiled. Price $3500.00
if, in-jpmeral. Job was
ca
before Ita lia n ; for a company Let him speed their perfect flowerjon being highly banned by his friends, who demanded,— great fraternal aociety known as
ing.
the
hen it comes to suffermade
up,
«
f
refugees
the United States o f America. i f j
------ ------ ------_ can usually take it fo r waa she not chaste? was she not fair? holding out his shoe
»
i and bf* correct that he asked them whether it was not new? and well made? Yeti
•
H E N R Y FORD w ill buy a troly|4 » J t fl t »
S T IL L A C O W A R D
movie where added he, none of you can tell where it pinches me.’ ”
ley
line
connecting
Muscle
Shoals
the star.
*, *. /e
M IA M I N EW S-M ETRO PO LIS
«
'- L I f
with tho G ulf f t Mobile, accord
---------- o---------r. |
A t a Real bargain.
ing
to
report,
>Jle
might
utilize
Bine million dol*
the
gus
engine
trolley
car.that
ha
‘ O nly a coward alw tys a coward. bo expected to display anything
to M ep Uncle Sam's
once showed this w riter in his That seems to fit the case o f Q. C. in
M Y F A V O R IT E STORIES
... the
— way
---- of courage and those
n and fancy groceries,
Oearbdhn laboratory.
Light in Berg'dolf.' the America A alacker, who are reported t o ----------------five believed'
blit if* r one mobth -U
By IBVIN ,8. COBB
build, hia car cobid cross th* con who fled to Germany for refuge that they had convinced him of
and a half dollars or
tinent at the rate o f 60 miles an the moment his country, America^ the propriety of his return, were/'
billion dollars for a
The ambitious citizens o f a
On Easy Terms.
But the weather nuirred the hour without taking on fuel and at declared war on Germany. It ap busing their hopes upon shifting jS
it
one-third o f this
....... that __
all_____________________
the fuss and fenth- sands. Among the latest credited ■
■pcifcntor bread, pota- certain English city were giving success of the afTair. It was raw less than half the present cost o f pears
sugar and other foods a pageant commemorate of the and cold and rainy. Lata in the transportation. That ought to In er» asociated with the story o f his remarks o f his will be found this: ,5
origin. The other ancient history o f the; community ,g{tarnoon two lady visitors came terest railroad men now. I f it contemplated return to the United “ Th ey’ve got to show me,’" mean- g
InvgkUm, -• M l* UNol i a shivering, bare-legged doesn't, the kind o f competition it States “ to face the music,” was Ing that he would not think o f r e -(g
goes Jor meat, Oeh, — the Roman
Bergrdoll
neither turning until he knows exactly
cheese. lard and otb- aroonjt Ifce Sagona.'^he Morning, individual clad in a short tunic, w ill give them w ill interest them pure fiction.
the g o v - >■
na.i resolved to come back to take what kind o f a
ii f .
B About two and a half o f the Normana, the hubRa aug With - a skimpy purple cloak later— and too late.
his medicine, nor announced o ffl- crjiQienl-Will -exact.
I
8
« d ten end a half customs o f the early Britons, all swinging from hia shoulders,
,TY T H O U S A N D bottles.of «iaihr--tb*k-*hn~int8ndl m d ~ a o n h e subject further? Let-him re-j
• f milk i* cunsum- o f it. pains were taken bj, insure •>vord girdled about his middle,
o’
America is
X ‘whiskey dumped into the The leopard can not change his main in Germany.
oi the cr r- sandals nn his fe«»-and-«rTB tm er
And y et with all proper costuming
ROOMS 501-2
o f f the docks o f an army spots and th© streak of cowardice better o ff without hi* presence. :
succeeding
MB upon pis despondent head.
B
e
r
g
J
Ia
repudiated
this
country
in
a
!3
which
is
eo
mbch
a
^
'
**■«the people o f
the
forty thousand dead
“ Oh,” cried one of them,
Insurance Agsncy ifl ;$a*ford.
* crises. Of what earthly use would ■
,
he surface of the dot grows greater
were Impressed
as
most
be
“
Appius
Claudius!?
ho be here, even if he should b e i "
:ht to interest hu- diminishing ^ Any man
the
principal
Bank
First
" on for a
■"
ich be
. »,
Women should
.... _____ __ ___ _______ .lidW^TBSf ' fo
r any other
hr*:; W r i w e- » . v j
not be called upon
work than produc
ing nnd caring fo r children.
Labor that uscse its political in
fluence to shut out ambitious im
migrants from Europe that th li
country needs, could protect Itself
b itter through rome just method
to do away with the competition
o f wonjen "#nd children that re
duces wages— at the same time
encouraging the coming of needed
immigrants o f the right class.
------ r
T H E R U S S IA N biMget is in
ood shape, tuxes coming in reguISrly, more money tdken in than
Russia needs— real money at that.
Russians intend to show their
world activity by planting the Red
fla g at the North. Pole by the first
o f September. Ten scientists will
go a:ong with the flyers.
Our Neighbors' Weeds.
Produce Company
E
: Headquarters for all Varieties o f Fruits j
| and Vegetables, Prompt and Personal \S
[
Attention to All Shipments
;
5 ACRE CEERY FARM
-
’ 16 ACRE CEERY FARM
5 ROOM BUNGALOW
E. F.
tw
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,Condng Vup'-I.fr^y AUaman^e i T h « guests of Mr*. W alter Mor thirty clubs In Alabama'and twen
paniaH A
S p r in g to attertd * SpnniaH
Atner- gan fo r several days Are Mrs. Allen ty-seven In Flerida. The next dis
be held" In
____bursday
i
ic*n W ar auxiliary
Thursday night Wilson** o t Philadelphia, and Mr*} trict convention, will
Mrs. J. R. Orlando, the last o f October or
were H r. and Mrs. M. D. Ballard. Morgan's mother.
tjio first o f November.
|Met tinker, of Jacksonville. .
M r - 3. Mrr.orm lck.-at Palatka.1---- j ’ —— -----------r ~
with the A . C. L. R. R. is here fort
Mis* Julia Zachary, who has ^. With Dr. C. M. Askuc, trife and
rttn- *
%
spending
the past
past (our i baby. Killy, o f Youngstowm Ohio.
a few days on business, register- been
spending
the
, months in various points in North [Wmv Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Cord of
148;
MBS. W A L T E R W IGHT, Society Editor.
Phone 493-J.
ing at the Seminole Hotel.
‘ Carolina and Virginia, is expectedjOrlamh., on their way from Dayl.on* E,e« b . top p in g In Sanford
Mr. Killer, of Oviedo, was in! home tonight.
'fo r a few hours. M r.'C ord hat
business' Jnd^also* to^cT r^B ryan
Our winter visitors are starting:
^ representative _of the Mu
for their summer homes- amongitunl Life Insurance Company of|
■peak.
those leaving soqn are Mr. and: New Vork fo r the past thirty-six
Calling upon
Mrs. Jonathan Mrs. Woodworth and children o f ! years- Mr. and Mrs. Cord have I
Peck and Mrs. - F.rnest Krupp, Watertown. N. Y:. who have beenlbwn coming to Florida for three1
Thursday, Mr. George Sundcr- Thursday was Mrs. J. J. Bridges at Lake Golden for the season, |winters and are so attracted by ,
. T h e Literature Drpurtmeqt o f lin spent in Orlando on bujseness.
i
|the cLmute that they have pur-11
• f Orlando.
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the Wontan’s Clnb me; 11 regular
J
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Attracted to the City Substantial, chased n home In Orlando and w illl
session,
Wednesday ' afternoon, . John Leonard! is in Orlando this
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Thompson, are Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Fish o fl* 'a y through the summer.
|
April 9, at the Woman’s Club.
afternoon on buiinias^
Mrs. Edgar Thompson- and M isttLcbanoiMIndiana, who have been!
.
...............
. will meet with
Mrs. D. A . Kelley, parliamen
Margaret Thompson spent Thors- fspending the winter in Daytona.
r . u for Tnmpa to attend
nt 3:30 o’clock, tarian was called b y , rwjuest to
Motoring to Orlpndo Thursday day evening in Orlando. '
ibut aro nov/ InSanford looking, the Annual Montana
Missionary
lub will meet advise as to the proper steps to be
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ifb r « permanent home.
Coui.il to be htld at that place
tenstrom, at 3 taken in regard -o tha re-election night, was Mr. and Mrs. T . B.
Davis.
a
1 Avenue.
Making a business trip to jSan-.;K4
r ------! April 9 to 10 are
Mrs. W. S.l
o f the major officer, Mrs. »C...E.
ford tMs week is Mr. II. J.
Mays I Mr. D. G. Wagner and
Miss A d a ( Pnhtka district sec i
ting of the
Shopping here Thursday were of Daytona,with the
Eli-Whlt | W agner o f ii'ssimmee.
former | n^rnton. the t nlatkacU.trict sec-1.
apter, N. 8. D.
A t the termination o f the busi- i Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Farnell of Cigar Company.
(residents o f Sanford, spent the day rct.-ny, and Mrs. J. W. Carpenter.t|
held with Mrs. ness session the program was p r e -' Oviedo.
* . —■hero-Thuesday.
Miss Wagner is .They will then leave for Boston |
in nt Daytona sented by Mrs. M. M. Thigpen a s ’
Mr. J. T. Raw,representing the |visiting Miss A llie Peters w h ileU , attend
the state conference'
will leave fo r leader, in the absence of .• Mrs.
Among those attending
the Red Cross Shoe Company, was
...... U»
j Aprll
morning,
April 15 to
to 17.
17. Mr„
Mrs. cG. w
W . gpen-1
Brownlee, who was detained at
were Mr. among the out-of-town business men
dub will meet home by illnean in the family,
!cer. Mrs. D. A. Kelly and Mrs.
Mrs. William Kilbec.
er
visitors
in
Sanford.
Mr.
I
in Sanford Thursday.
1611y * nt «L30
also
Mrs. Anne Van Ness
Brown,
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and/Mrs. Sloan and
daughter,!,C._ II. Smith
, , will
,
.
-go to Bar- j
city librarian, gave a review o f
.Mrs.
Henry
W
ight
and
Mrs.
Motoring
to
Daytona
Beach
JunnKn,
o
f
Grove
Center;
Ky.,
who
I
n
h
*
‘le
.,*
rom
thc local|
ill entertain a Maeterlinck’s “ Blue Bird” to a
Alexander
Fitts
are
spending
F
ri
yesterday
were
Mr?.
H.
J.
Wilson,
have^liCen
with
Mrs.
McBride
of
i
..
.
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y
'R
|e friends at her m ost, appreciative audience. Only
fens andAvenue, from one act o f this play was read, in day at Daytona Beach.
M , , S, A. Rive «nd M r.. W.
« " br“ 6J,"S 3 , " , . M,.S“ E U ..h „ h
Morgan.
order that the Literature Depart
fllT
•
Turnbull and Mrs. A lfred
Lllja I
Craig Thompson has returned
ment might adjourn fo r the op . home after several days in Day.
ong
the
piomincnt
men
leav!
orn'
t>
<
*
n
congenial
party
m
otor-1
Returning
to
the
State
College
hour at Lf- portunitv of attending the recital tona on business,
- - - - - 1— *“ c * Augustine to attend the
for Women Is Miss Florence llen- iftic’ today for Pnlntku to a t t e n d A u g u s t i n e to atte
o f the Music Department.
,
„
. . .
i ry, who has been on a visit___
to___
her, tliuiwaterways meeting are Messrs. ' 0!,C0 (b' Leon celebration.
fusic “ lub will
A new comer to Sanford is M iss1 arents,
. . .Mr. and• —
— • ' Fortest Lake, A. P. Connelly. E.
Charles'
Mrs.
Inson’s studio at
Jewel Carter o f Pelham, Ga., who lenry.
i A. Douglass. G. W. Knight, R. J.
will be with the Churchwell Com
Let us do the most
Holly, Ed Higgins ami
R. W.
Jay
pany.
Here
indefinitely*
is
Mrs.
D.
M.
Pearmaiw
Cr Club will meet
important of
your
Sherwood with the Orlando Credit'
Miss Fern Ward,
Mr. and Mrs. Porter Wakefield Association, in fact, Mr. Sherwood
■Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J. Richardson
The Southside Primary Parent1th Mrs. Oonald
of Geneva spent the day In San is making his pluns to live in San- o f the Valdes Hotel have ns their Spring Cleaning- San-j
Miss Fern Ward Teacher Assocition met in their ford yesterday Oil
gueAt* th is'w eek, Mr. Huinbridge
their way to , ford.
building on Thursday
afternoon
Daytona.
Richardson* of
Jacksonville, n ford Mattress Co., 402with
Mrs.
Nickel,
chairman
presid
Club will meet
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.,
Shopping in Sanford Thursday brother to Manager. A. J. Rlchrd-, . - on West Third ing.
Visiting their relatives. Mr. nnd, afternoon were Mrs. Frank K v -, son, un«f Mr. Muthersoti Miller of M l .
The feature o f the day was a
(’dock,
.,
Mrs. Telford, and Mr. and M rs.Ians and Mrs. Frank Evans, Jr..' LouisviUoj Ky.. n nephew. While
will meet with very instructive un dentertaining
N. G. Carrawny are Mrs. Donuld1who aro spending the winter at here these young men made a trip
|n and Mrs. Paul address by Superintendent T. W. Corraway und baby .
'Lake Mary.
to D ad*’ City.
oWwk at the Lawton in regard to the coming
election and the ten mill tax.
Coleman.
Seen on the golf links WednesTho rttnnnger o f Fountain Inn,
> The first grade having earned
Tho week-end guest o f Mrs. W.
day
were
CY
II.
Dudley,
J
r„
and
Eustis,
Mr. It. A. Kissell und Mrs.
the
largest
sum
.
of
mopey
for
thc
Theodore
Langley
ami
Mrs.
Ed
LAKE MONROE
eduipment. it was ward Mciscli is Miss Catherine J. D. Gobel o f Atlanta, who are i Bissell motored to Sanford Thursit “ seeing always playground
Ball Hardware Co.
making a short stay here and aro |tlay with Mr. nnd Mrs. Vaughn
voted to give them a picnic as a Teague of Orlando.
stopping at the Seminole Hotel.
Dlbbloj Mr. and Mrs. Edward FosPH O NE 8
|t the skies o f reward fo r their efforts.
»e t and Hiss F.rlcn It. Bissell.
The treasurer reported $152 on
Mr. Peter Schanl has returned
Jack Middleton, of Jacksonville |These friends came to see Mr. und
I. o n k 1 1 1
a few
days
»r their crests o f hAnd fo r equipment and it w a s to his4 home after
voted' to leave the purchase and pleasantly spent in St. Augustine arid Rough House Ross, who will Mrs. N . F. Workman, who hnve
IT,.OOilown l-rlniru
plumes,
box nt the F. W. G. Armory Fri- j been spending thc winter nt Foun/.ictory
r «• l> «• l i t
pt watch the long placing o f same in tho hands o f at the Ponco de eLon celebration.!
ly p u w rlu r.
uny
|day night nre registered nt the j l*ln Inn, sa/ely routed to their
the
playground
committee.
lh.
make.
(loml
an
The May Day festival was dis
new.
Ask to smb
A fter a four week, visit in Tam- Valdc* Hot* L ______
.
' > m°
««»»*•
cussed
and
plans
made.
Place
and
one.
Jy hollows at
^ party o f ladies motored to - Tho lack of tnudslinging nnd
date w ill be announced later , A pa, Mrs. Julia Peeler has returned
it. *. p o m i
to Sanford and is at home with Orlando yesterday, among them I personalities was noticeable in the
I'mitlra llnnk
|pine needles soft- small admittance will be charged her daughter, Mrs. J. S. Hnrvarch
I’ hiinr 3X3
were Mesdsmes A. L. Betts. S.I*P<x-*ch o f Frunk Jennings Thursand It is esrnest'y hoped that all
M. Lloyd- Edward Lane, nnd C.[day night. .During his entire adpatrons
und
interested
friends
w
ill
ugh, when mellow
Coming over Thursday a fte r M. Hand.
|drosa he made no mention of the
attend as this money is to be used
noon to hear William
Jennings
names o f other candidates for
for
the
ch'ldron’s
best
interest
and
bid of radiant sunBryan speuk was Mr. W . B. Varn
Motoring from St. Petersburg govam or-' but devoted hi* time to
amusement.
Mr C. 1 I explaining where ho stood on 1mare “Mrs. li. W. Sipple,
Mrs.
. . e, Mr
This being the last meeting fo r of Oviedo.
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___ _____ (
Sipple
nnd Mias Louise blpple
aipple ofiportant
of j ---portant
-issues in the_ _ campaign.
the
year th j following cfiiccrs
lowers bloom In
A N EW SHIPRegistered
at
the
Valdez
Hotel
Savannah, who arc spending th e! By hia clean methods Mr. Jennings
were
ele.-tcd
to
serve
thc
coming
ne.
1 1 E N T OF
for
several
days
is
Mr.
L.
W.
d
a y . in Sanford on their way to |mnde many new friends In San
day
glad chorus fills year: Mr< Henry Nickel, chair* Evans of Tampa,
representing Jacksonville.
ford yeaterdsy
/nan, Mr*. R. R. Deas, vice c h ili,
D R E S S E S
Arbuckle Bros., o f New York.
J U ST
RE
[a spell o f magic man- M rs.‘ FcvJ R. Wilson, secre
Representative o f the Kiwani*
tary and i.‘ensurer.
Father Peck and his mother,
CEIVED
BY
Mr. and Mrs. James Hawkins i Mrs. Jonathan Peck, had as dinner Club. Mr. Edward Iuine. has re
ephyrs w aft away
TH IS MORNare leaving Friday
in their carjgueata Wednesday, Mr. Frank A. turned from the district trustees
.
i
y _. ,
.
far LnkclSnd to attend the SuuthlSto/ijr, and M r ^ A . Nlder, a far. imeqttqE vat. .hrrkacnvlile.^and r
Sanford. '
jjtis land so sun
R. I.. . - MU. reprusented from tho two state*,
Alabama and Florida- thcro being
Quinn also of Newport, R. I
D; P. Drummond enter* C. Brolssor o f Orlando.
Embowered gardens
at a 1 o’clock
•
rope.
tt ffVMvl #«*%«•• ;•*.* X*n»
• WfHli It*»i*» if|l »• •«• finnitf* tfi
"id ' »
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i vision o f ceDstial Thyrsday honoring-.M r*/.vC./I
Drummond o f Chicoga, HI.
TQ
Covers were placed fo r six at ■
where flowers imvery prettily appointed luncheon
Im.
table centered with » silver basket
wL
life's deeper mean- o f pink rooes and baby’s breath,
and lighted with pink candlea in
kould know
luniverac nil will be sliver holders.
j
M arking the places were hand
no with the Great painted .place cards in pink, end
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*r
the favor* were-.corsages-of pink,
^aceful, happy Und sweet peas. A
delicious fourcourse luncheon was served.
The large new additional stock of Spring and Summer merchandise has just ar
|j
Mrs. Drummond’s guests in
rived
and
are
now
on
display.
W
e
have
marked
these
goods
very
ipw,
in
addition,
cluded,
Mrs.
Henry
W
ight,
Mrs.
HORN W EDDING
we have many extra specials which will be a great money saving to you.
Drning at 11:30 the F. F. Dutton, Mrs. J. C. Gibbs,
Irosnage
was the Mrs. Sam Younts, and Mrs. C. P.
Our policy o f low prices and quick sales are making us new customers every
kple marriage, when Drummond.
SUITS A T $25.00
Enable became the
day. WUh unlimited capital behind us, Wp are able to buy in large quantities and
S
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D
A
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SCCHOOL
W
O
R
KER
S
|Horn, of Nashville,
Men’s Tw o piece Suits,
;Tet every advantage o f the market. W e srji for cash. We save you money. A visit
The Sunday
school workers
nction foreman for
Serges,
Gftii&dines, Mo
u> our store will convince. W e invite you to make this your store. Below are some
Jell Telephone Com- council o f the Baptist Church had
hairs
auff
Tropical W or
their
regular
aupper
Thursday
6c immediate family
of the great bargains.
ceremony.
The night at 6:30 o’clock with a very
sted.- Vhluea Up to $30.00
vis* a sport suit o f good attendance.
nt per suit
A fto r supper the 'usual busi
I nnd accessories to
J brio,.' and groom ness meeting was held and plans
22ND
Ive Oak w h aa^h ey fo r Sunday school work were dis*
it:
cussed4 and reports made.
khort time.
£ h i l4 * IO U f t i i t <V; f i // )
Ct \
Literary Department
Of the Woman s Club
Holds Regular Meet
TTTTT
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Children’/. JMoVie
;
a
Sandals In Red,
Personals
Patent
Red
cn-1
OH. -r
►i l t •
nm u.
Whlto and Blpek.
White Slippers
Just like cut*
‘ Just like Cut
<.-• tt
For Easier
ASTER-time is fun-lime, crunchy
candy egg and chocolate rabbit
time. Young feet will hop, skip and
ibm p twice as merrily on Easter morn
if they are smart nnd comfortable in
new Hussinboots. For Easter-time is
dress-up time, too, and boys nnd girls
want new clothes, and meet especially
new shiny shoes or slippers, to be
proud of.
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v*< i»r.
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W E ARE G LAD TO SHOW YOU
SHOES T H A T JE R R Y A N D
SUE W IL L F E E L H A P P Y
AND PROUD IN.
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L A W T O N T A L K S TO
SOUTHSIDE P. T. A.
EARLY
SHOP
White W . Patent
and Tun Oxfords
Just like Cut
Patent And
While Sandal*
Just like Cut
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L»fW|l-4>U
KEEN K U T TE It
TOOLS
S t o e S
Easter Specials
H AN D WORK
SHOE R E PAIR IN G
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s jriUiA,
Try A Herald W ant Ad For Results
T
2 Days
\
EX-
40-in. Crepe De Chine .... $1.49
40-in. Printed Crepe Rosha
a new beautiful weave $1.49
Silk Mixed Crepe, extra
fine quality ............. $1.25
Thread Silk Hose, thick and
thin stripe....... .......... $1.19
Silk Lisle H o s e ................ 39c
Apron G in gh am s............. 10c
32-in. Dress Ginghams .... 16c
32-in. Dress Ginghams, val
ues up to 35c .................25c
36-in. P e rc a le s...... ...... 18c
Good quality Bleached Mus
15c
lin ;............
Good quality Brown Mus- .
lin v.....................
16c
Straw Hats
Men's Furnishings
House Dresses
Bungalow Aprons
Boys’ Wash Suits
OUR
UNE OF PIANOS
Is cqmplgte. In it, you can find
the piano that suits you os to
price, and you have our assur
ance that it is the best buy you
can find in its price class..
From $395.00 Up.
AY
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SEE
‘4
D IS P L A Y OF
!
j
FOR ’ * T W O
DAYa\“ «?
A T C H U R C H W E L L 'S
Saturday and Monday
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9(U
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$3.Q0 Men’s
Hats at— each
...1
89c
$7.50
VO ILE S A T 45c
SHOES A T $2.98
59c Voiles, 38
wide at.per yd.
$3.50 Boys’ Shoes at
per pair
Straw
l.Ji
inches wide kt f>er yd.
Black Oxfords at per pair
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4■••wi
inches
45c
M E N 'S SHIRTS
English Broadcloth Strip
•...............................
$2.98
English Broadcloth Plain
W h it e ... .....................$2.50
A ss t Collar attached, big
v a lu e.......... ............... $1.50
Printed Voiles
25c to 98c
Dotted Voiles
50c to 75c
Printed Crepes... 89c to $1.39
Printed Silks .$1.49 to $2.49
$3.50 Men’s
Shirts at each
H ATS A T $4.98
TIE S A T 69c
SHIRTS A T $2.98
75c
each
Dress
Men’s
Tics
at
$6.00 Ladies’ Hats a t'
each'
------
96c
$1.00 Men’s
Suits at each
S IL K A T $1.98
SOCKS A T 89c
UNION SUITS 79c
$1.00 Men’s Silk Socks
at each
Union
All $2.50 Silks,
special at per yd.
very
$1.98
79c
89c
BATHING J3UITS $4.25
SL1PPER3 A T $1.48
•**>£• *
Ladies’ Sandals in the new
styles and colors i.;.... .....
..............$2.98. to $4.49
,
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Men’s Shoes, crossed vamp
patent leather* afid sport
Oxfords at popular
Price*
dies’ pure All
$1.75 Misses’ W hite
C a n v a s s one-strap
Pumps at per pair
$5.00 Bathing Suits at
last
*V
.$4.25
E $1.98
at per pair
$1.45
1 •
SELLS IT FOR
•
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4. oJi ' Atf l
f? «»#4t
Pure Irish Linens, 36-
$9,00 Men’s Brown or
H ATS A T $2.98
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Welaka BU
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m
L IN E N S A T 89c
SHOES A T $7.50
(Mm
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.niii tm
not <expensive
if .;
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f r * Ik,
t THE N E W THINGS FOR EASTER A R E HERE A N D THIS 11
11 TWO D A Y SPE CIAL W IL L E N A B L E YOU TO M A K E Y O U R ®
T^TRGBASE A T A SAVING.
Overalls and Pin Check Pants
Children’s Dresses
Japanese Parasol*.,.,....... 98c
Ladies' and Children's P ar
asols
49c to $1-69
RASTER” HATS
.biu iE xtlu sive, butf
L A D I E S ’
SUEDE AN D
S A T IN O N E S TR A P S A N
DALS. A6.00
S P E C I A L
trHESE PRICES EFFECTIVE FROM APRIL 12TH TO APRIL
S PE C IA L S
o r e
h U IJ n l.l.N J P
Mrs. Drummond Gives
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THE SAN FO R D HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL' II, 1924.
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IN D IA N A P O L IS . Inti., Apr. 10.
Ralph Ui'L’aLuukJ w>Dnrwr*rmv'e"in
the T w elfth
International 500lnilo automobile race to be held at
the Indianapolis Motor Speedway,
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T H C -Y
A p p R ir c iA ie
it
IF .Y O U ' O U CM JLO
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On account of the rainy weather Rram will be kl
there was no dance at the Casino ,or» Cripe »rd f
on Friday evening.
, Mrs. Richard
Dlllsworth
and
Mrs. Jerc Rowe le ft oh Monday
fo r their homes In New Hamp
shire.
Master B illy Evans Is recover
in'* from s r attack o f measles.
Seminole
m iles out sal
Thursday
one invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis of Orlando
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Large Crowd W ill Witness Third
Moving Exhibition To Me Singed
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. That Toethlna. the wonderful lax' attvs anil stomach corrective, is th«
safest modlelno for. keeping tables'
and children healthy Is conclusively
proved by the hundreds o f letters
constantly being tscalvcd from hap
py and grataful mothers who have
-given It to their little onse.
Among others -praising It Is Mra
A. A. Harr, itouto T. Clayton. Ala.,
-who writeat T began giving TeethIna to m j baby at ft months and
kept It up all through teething time.
**He might be crying anil fretting
all day. and’ at bed time l ‘d gtraj
him a dole of Teethlna and he would •
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4th to. April 14th. The welcome is to ho extended through
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The hbiji^^for the new»paper workers o f the na
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greatest inHtitiitfijn^ in the world.
i, Colombo*, Oa., for p package
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there
mo^>
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la g w ith a smile."
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.lack Middleton ( le f t ) and “ Rough House" Ross (rig h t) will he the
oarticipnnts o f the main bout tonight at the armory. These two star
light heavyweight battlers are schudulcd to go 10 rounds but accord
ing to both b o y «, it w ill not go the limit. Which will be the winner
o f enursu remains to he seen.
Baby Slept A ll
Night and W oke
Night
W ith a S m ile
L1r> ’
Lakee Mary
Manr Chamber
Chamber oof f C o m m ie
with President Prank Evans pre
siding. There was a very good
attendance.
Various Coimhittevii reported on
the, electThrtHfbTsttuaetw r. -ghd as
is stands now, the people o f Lake
Mary may be assured there will
be 24 hour electric light service
sometime in the near future.
The regular business
meeting
adjourned early and then there
b. -•
were speches by several
guests
from Sanford.
F irst o f
these
was
Sheriff
Charlie
F.
Hand,
then
Judge
E. F.
r < :
Housholder, Vftrice E. 'Douglass, Miami and i
Samuel A. B. Wilkinson, Judge J. were the
G. Sharon, and Mr. Lloyd.
Jn"}es B u g*!
They each gave a fine speech
Mr. and Mn i*
which was heartily enjoyed by-ev
Mr*. Srhayk,)1
eryone present
nome
home in Mt.j
The next meeting w ill bo tfield o j f , On
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May 5. .
rio On
.i thi aft
Sen,,^Mr. and Mrs Tucker had as
Association
their guests la s t. Week, Mr. and meeUng a t ;*tl1
Mrs. J. P. Tltcam braod party erf
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. G A IN E S V IL L E , Apr. 11.— The
; I " J . ,•U niversity o f Florida track team
.will leave here this week in time
to be on hand ut Sewanee, Term.,
next Saturday fur a dual truck
and field meet with the Univer
sity o f tho South (Sewunee) on
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TH EY A
Q -O t
in the second match funs w ill
have tin
opportunity
to
see
Stark and Williams settle, a little
dispute which began two weeks
ago when the former decisively
heat his_ rugged opponent. lake
Rough
House Ross,
Williams
Tl>e stage i - all sot fo r the log feels that he was not nt his best
boxing program to be offered to at that time.
He declares that
night nt the armory under the he can bent Stark ut his own
auspices o f the Florida National game.
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Guard and under the direct su
In the semi-fhini bout, which
pervision
o f Milly Dawson, the promises to he a f:'st mill, Bat
bustling
little
matchmaker of tling Meyers will be seen in ac
Jacksonville.
Prom ptly nt 8:20 tion against Mickey Dugnn, thn.t
o’clock lh « Urtth* royal w ill be- clever
little
featherweight
of
giii, ongoing thv evening’s
••!»- Bridgeport, Conn.
Meyers,
by
tdrtabiTnent and thereafter
for his decisive win over Terry two
two ,attd a half to three hours, weeks ngo, has endeared himself
lovers o f the ring sport w ill w it to local ring followers. This lad
ness 26 rounds o f boxing exhibi put up an exceptionally strong
light during his affair with Terry
Thursday's Playing at Tampa Sees tion.
It is generally believed that a rind won the
popular
verdict.
Rise and Fall o f G olf Cham
large crowd,
in • ■fact a record Fans here have never seen Du
pions — Gihlsms Plays
breaking crowd
w ill be in at gan in action, but reports from
Strong.
tendance. The very future o f the elsewhere
indicute thnt Meyers
. T A M P A , Fla., Apr. I t -Thurs- sport itself so far as Sanford is w ill have to step lively tf he ex
day waa a tiny.' Tor champions concerned depends upon the size pects to get the decision this
As
w usltlm e. In Dugnn he w ill meet a
and eham piohV‘ downfalls in the o f tHWsAtnvfi1 Ibfiflflit.
peiuDU out. ni .the last exhibition I clever ortisX, who j poasosaee.
a
h j lGt'|4f(yl.f | flcCottes, s|)eakliu |hard -puncli
In both -h a n d r’ tmrt
G o lf championship.
A1 Ulmer, tor the- NntinnrtlI Guard, i f the at- Iw hir-isiVt it bit par»)iW7hSfiA°r/»
------- — —'t h H l—'f.7[whnm "hlf'Fan'ds' it out.
Jacksonville, four t un.ua.jv
IV\II * a cl a.ian
o f these. Then will come tlio big mill,
first round match with P. C Mo periodic boxing cunla tiien th ey , Middleton liolds the deeixiur. ov, i r his North Cnrolinu opponent,
fill, o f Orlando, ve n t dowif to nn \yill have to lu^ discontinued.
Tho two previous exhibitions! "Rough House” Ross, but the latIgnominous defeat ut the Immlx
o f tiie one lim e champion, Gor that have been staged heru w ith-j ter declurcs thnt such will not
weeks, have,he the case tonight. He niserts
don Gihbnns, Puimo Ceiu, by a in the „ ju»st few
►cor<* o f H and 6.
II. H. Dron- been put on at a loss o f nto\vy.: that when the smoku is cleared
bergor, Indiana
amateur chnrn- A t the .conclusion o f Mr. ReCot away from the ring tonight, lo
the referee
lrioii and now o f Palma Coia, won A t the conclusion o f Mr. lk C o t cal fans w il 1
Do raise his right hand as an indihis first round match only to go A t the conclusion o f Mr.
under at the
bunds o f Tommy Cottes’ talk -tw o weeks, ago,-how-'^ cation o f hjs success.
Ross says he will heat MiddleAycock Jr., o f Jacksonville^
m ever, the applause and the nsthat 1ton und he doesn't meun “ maythe second round
by 4 and .1. suruncc • o f . co-operation
lii.s remarks, indicated ! he.” Ob the other hand, MiddleDick Pope, W in ter Haven,
last grooted
year's runner
up, lost his first iluit the sumll attendance would ton Is eq u ally'a s confident that
he w ill repeat hin victory o f two
round match to Lee Chu.se, Or not happen any more.
Following the battle royal th e 1weeks ago. " I un« Ross’ super!lando, by 2 and 1. C. li. Murphy,
Palma
Ceiu, regarded ut the first four-round preliminary will or in every way uid I ’ll lick him
the teif<e statestart o f this yea r’s tourney i u a be held. The participants in th is ' tonight,” was
I r a ! meat given out by the latter an
likely dnrk horse, won his first bout w ill •be Joe Bell and
round match ami then was eli Gunter, two local middleweight*, fhe declared that local fans need
minated by C. A. Roberts, M i Neither has -appeared in the Jo- ] not worry 'as to the outcome of
cal ring b e f o r e
and
little
is:th e scrap.
ami, by 2 up.
uhility
o f each
But sunorters of Ross, and he
The upset o f the day, however, known o f the
however,
friends
o f hn^
a |I»rg? number, maintain
Ulmer.
Ulmer’s gain-j through scrapper,
both
boys
declare
thnt
the
fight
otherwise.'
They point out the
the fairways was n e u ly nil thut
(fact thut Middleton is not Ross’
could be desired but ouv} on the should be n lively uffnir.
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superior.
Ross sent the rugged
green, the form er champion went = ~
The Gator sprinters: boxer Jrom Jacksonville to the
to pieces And lost his ^rip \Vhen that date.
won from the Tennesseeans |j«st,!‘'rxrnv'o** .for a count o f seven in
his putts reduced to drop
T . W. Palmer. Miami, dofond- year in a meet held on F l e m i n g [the second round of their bout
ing cUpnvpion, went through liia Field, here, and w ill go to M o-',,n<l, when Middleton came up he
two rounds today with scarcely a wanee determined' to repeat thak|w‘,s wobbly. The only thing that
Iiilch in hin play.
Playing E. U. performance. Am ong thn4c who aa v « l him was the liell.
However, that may be though
'Beeman, Orlando, In th j first will make the trip are Marshall
round,
the chnmpkm had little and ‘ Harwell, o f Fort Uiuderdale; the outcome remains to be seen.
form er
Hillsboro SThere’ll be plenty of enthusiasm
trouble in winning 5 and 4.
His Mun Monroe,
every
indication
M-cofid round match' with W II. stur; Irwin “ A rk” Newton, Cose, tonight and
McGill,
Gilroy
and points toward u complete success
"Warren, Palma Ceia, was a walk Hlitch,
for the exhibition
from
every
away, the chumpion closing this Dickey.
match on the long end o f an 8
and 7 acorc.
F I.O R ID A -S K W A N K K
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SECOND ROUND OF
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UPSETS OF DOPE
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This definite announcement has
been made from the speedway o f
w, ear
fice.
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RePahna will not'ride nt Indian-1
,
(M ar
npolis, it was explained, because j
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ho is not now a member o f the
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American Automobile Association,
B Kn i
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the governing body o f the gasoline
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sport, under whose rulings .and
>
nn o
jurisdiction the Intem at'onal a f
ted t
fa ir and all other championship
ted In
• Bewi I'-V'l •« events are held.
■ of
Ralph, a favorite with fans in!
o •tell'
(tehee
victory and defeat, has not won a
championship event in years. To
•*' ' • wipe out the dollar . deficits of
,a* ..
years o f racing losses, it is sa'd,
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‘he accepted during the winter, a
•~
real Bobo Ruth contract from the
. i t . . , promoters o f a dirt track in Pali' \fornin, and was thus automatically
disqualified from participating in
recognized and organized speed
TU
w ay rncing.
Also Absent in 1916.
it will -be the second time RePalm a has been absent from the
International race,
in 1JM6- the
*---- year after he won the class'c. he
m ..
failed to enter within
the p’rei
scribA) time. His prist entry was
refused a month before the race.
I)nrio Resin won the event.
• DePulma. always a contender in
• * the olden days o f the speed sport,
•• lias not been much o f a worry to
to • ; *he younger generation of drivers
who have as much regard for tra
dition as a railroad train hus for
a Ford.
Regarded as a ‘hard luck” driver
' p y -since his car hroke down five m'lcs
from the finish o f the race ho was
. - lending here in 1912, UeFnlmn’s
» 'f "
persistent defeats w ere overlook•/ -•
ctj by 'fa n s who believe in a jinx.
Many other slurs were tempted
in--.
w ith gilded contracts by dirt track
.•rgc
promoters, but turned their hacks
on flattering offers because they
ilid not want to go “ outlaw” , ns
drivers without the A . A . A. jur'sr. •‘ ..•(•diction are known.
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running and moat capable engine in Ue cl***
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— that four-wheel brake*, centralised controls, i
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— that Oakland uses a remarkable new finish—I
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— that Oakland’s new permanent top inaare*
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ttlne curtains and, if we wish, a snug Glass
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! cratic primary to bo held on June solicit the support o f tho voters of nomination as State Senator from
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for
rcuomlIncorrect Insertion.
Seminole County, subjects to the nation for the otfico of State A t
W A N T E D — PR IN T E R , C AN A L
dition, good location.
V U LC A N IZIN G
^ , r (or subsequent
you want your hat cleaned and
Democratic primary to be. held on torney of tho Seventh Judicial Cir
SO USE PRESSM AN . W R IT E
Hood
iT h e office should be
j
blocked
when
you
want
it
nnd
how
June 3rd, 1924.
*
OR W IR E T H E M A TTH E W S
nedUtely In case of
Goodyear .
cuit o f the Slate of Florida, suly,
you
want
it
send
it
to
the
Factory,
C IIA S . A. D A LLA S .
fortnbly-furnished
_ nousc, six FO R RE N T— One two-room apartPRESS, SA N FO R D , FLA.
ment, dose in.
and
jcct to tho action of the Demo sleeping rooms. 318 Magnolia]
123 Broad Street, Jacksonville!
In v E itT is F .n *.
cratic Primary. Your endorsement Aver.uc.
Balloon Tires
FOR C O U N TY JUDGB
Florida.____________________________
J representative thorUsed Cara
I hereby nnnounce my cnndidacy for a second term of office will be FOR R E N T— Modern 5 room bun F O R SAt.E— 38 ncros, nil cleared
lllnr with ratee. rule*
FOR S A L E — Sweet tone mahog K E N T V U L C A N IZIN G WORKS,
fo r the office o f County Judge greatly appreciated.
galow, 610 Magnolia. Apply H.
and fenced,. 350 bearing orange
B U IL D IN G
Jratlpn. will « > ; • / » “
any pinno, beautiful A rt case.
Commercial St.
GEORGE A. DeCOTTES,
Information.
And It
o f Seminole County, subject to the
C. Du Bose.
trees, lakcfront on two sides, close Can be seen in Sanford, at 3125
dry will aaelet you In
M A T E R IA L
action o f the voters at the Demo State Attorney, Seventh Judicial
In. Must be sold and is a bargain. ami small storage charge. M.
want Ail to make
Circuit, State of Florida.
cratic primary June 3.
FOR
SA
LE
—
Cadillac
4-pnssengcr
Martin, 321 7th St., Jacksonville,
letive.
JOHN G. LE O N A R D Y.
FOR C O U N TY COMMISSIONER
phaeton, Model 57, in good con .SllKACLE Concrete G l . gen oral
'
LOST A N D F O U N D 5-ROOM bungalow. Desirable lo Fla.
ITJIAT HOT1CK.
I hereby announce my candidacy
cement work, aidewlaka, build
djtion except paint. Good tires,
“ “ "F O R C O U N TY JUDGE
cation,
easy
terms,
83200.00.
Ira should Klve their
FOR S A L E — Cheap, to avoid pack twp extras,
$650.00 cash
for ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. H.
To the People o f Seminole County: for ro-elcction fo r tho office of
poitofflc i addreee as
ing an dshipping from Sanford, ____
to keep
Hv.ifV;
nuick_ sale. Address Cadillac, care Terwilleger. Prop.
I am a candidato fo r County County Commissioner o f Seminole LOST an opportunity
clr phone nu m ber ir
abreast with tho times by not FO R S A L E — 15 acres celery land will sell my high grade player |j'jcrj^iti
results. About one
Judge, your support and vote on ....County, District No. 1, subject to
fronting
on
Ij»ko
Monroe,
12
Lumber and Building "Material/
piano at a sacrifice.
Monthly |______ [
pages o f
of a thousand has a
June the 3rd Will be appreciated. the action of the Democratic pri reading the classified
acres cleared nnd under irrigation, terms to praty giving satisfactory j - - - - - - cr Company
Carter Lumber
land the other* c a n t
your
daily
hewapaper.
Herald
mary
June
3,
1924.
S A M U E L A . B. W IL K IN S O N .
all planted, four flow ing wells, references. See piano nnd make
la with
you unleae
N. Laurel St. Phono' 565.
want
nds
contain
many
interest!
G. L. BLEDSOE.
[your address.
FOR R E P R E S E N T A T IV E ."
Business
messages. It will pay you to rcai cheap.
offer. E. J. Doby, 84 N. Broad;
H IL L LUMBER CO.
H o u s e "!}
•tlsnaaee M l'tT be
FOR R E P R E S E N T A T IV E
I hereby announce my candidacy
them dailv.
St., Atlanta, Qa.________________
Service,
Quality and Price
I person at The • * »*
FO
R
SALE
—
10
acres,
5
cleared,
I respectfully announce myself
Opportunities
fo r member House of Representa
Phone 135.
* 1,1 of flee or by letRIBBONS — For)
vegetable Innd, flowing well. T Y P E W R IT E R
tives fo r Seminole County subject ns a candidate fo r the House of
irphour dleeontlause
on
Royal,
Remington
or
L.t
Tw
o
blocks
o
f
loading
station,
Representatives
from
Seminole
to
tho
action
o
f
tho
voters
at
tho
not valid*
BUSINESS O P P O R T U N IT Y — We,
Apartments
cheap..
j C. Smith typewriters. W ill sell
County, subject to the Democratic
Prompt. E fficien t
Democratic primary, June 3.
the manufacturer o f a well W A N T E D TO R E N T
for
one-hal
f
price.
Herald
o
ffice.
Service.
FO RR EST LAKE.
primary, June 3, 1921. I f elected
known
and Widely advertised pro
For Rent
maRosclnnd FOR S A L E — Amco adding
FO R SALE— Lots in
1 will advocate constructive legis
prietory mcdicini, wont a repre W A N TE D — Furnished cottage or
FOR C LE R K OF COUIW
chine. Never been used. 110 .
Heights. High and dry. A -l loca
sentative in each county' in Flor ’ bungalow nbout 3 or 4 rooms.
I hereby announce my candi lation fo r tho benefit o f tho great FO R R E N T — 3 room apartment, tion on Sanford Ave., from $250 Herald office.
State price nnd location in reply.
dacy fo r tho office o f Cletk of the est number of people in Seminole
large, nice, cool rooms, N. If. to 1600 each, easy terms. I f you FOR S A L E — Egry cn*h register. ida. Our proposition is attractive P. O. Box 417.
Political
County
and
tho
stuto
of
Florida.
nnd
will
net
a
man
from
3200
to
Circuit Court, Seminole
County,
Garner,. Phono 69.
______ want n desirable home come in nnd 310 cash. Herald office.
J. R. L Y L E S .
3260 per month. Character and W A N T E D — To rent a five room
Florida, subject to tho decision o f
luncements
FOR " R E N T — Furnished npart* bee us.
furnished house with
R*rage.
FOR S A L E — Remington type ability count more than money in
tho Democratic
Primary to bo FOR C O UNTY COM M ISSIONER
ment.
Apply Shirley' ApartECUT1NG a t t o r n e y held on June 3rd, A . D., 1924. I
writer, with wido carriage, in selection. W rllo us your qualifies- Compton, Chero-Cola Co.
I hereby nnnounce my candl- monts. First'Street
I
f
you
want
n
city
lot,
n
subur*
st
Stri
d nnnounce to the citl- jtand fo r efficiency and service in lacy fo r County Commissioner fo r , 77777;— i7t-‘ v x —
good condition. 325 cash. Inqulro|U°na and i f satisfactory we will
ban
n lot, a house ready built, cel- at Herald office.
inok County that I am
|explain_our proposition to you bv
District No. 2 Seminole County, ^ OR J tE N T - D o u b c house tor
PR O TE CT
!tln *
n apartment furnishfarm, grove or anything In
YO U R
CHILD'S
|for the nomination to 0ffiCC' V A N C E E DOUGLASS.
subject to the Democratic Primary,
three room apartrr
FOR S A L E — Plant
Boggar wecd’,
£
h* I),*Uon" 1
ComH E A LTH
good,
close
in.
A.
P.
,h«
R
**l
Estate
line
call
us.
We
ed, location
,ing Attorney for the
in all your groves,
feuit and I ^ *"^ 1*11 0ri°lfm 0 5,tnt*on **• Jacksell at the owners price only.
f o r T m e m b e r S e n O O L BOARD June 3, 1924.
Connelly & Son*.
;t oS Seminole County,
tnick farms and grow your o w n (9onv c* *,l ° r'do.
!,. P. H A G A N .
• I hereby announce m yself a can
Through thoughtlessness the slight
he action of the DemoFO R R E N T— Furnished . 2-room
Call nnd see us. W e give you fertilizer. Makes splendid crop o f '
didato fo r re-election to tho office
FOR S H E R IF F.
cough or cold of a child Is often ne
_iry, «une 3rd, 1924. 1
ground
floor
apartment,
206
E.
hay
on
poorest
soils.
W
rite
for!
the bargains nnd service.
of member o f the board o f public
I hereby announce m yself as r
icful lor your vote and
glected and soon becomes serious.
Third
Street.
Apply
New
Era
Chcrokco
Farms,
T H E SEM INO LE R E A L T Y CO., information.
instruction,
representing school candidate for rite office o f Sheris
NOTICE
Printery, opp. Poatofflce._________
lion.
MunticelloFla.
A few doses o f F O LE Y ’S H O N EY
Seminolo
Hotel
Annex,
of
Seminole
County,
subject
to
the
F. HOUSEHOLDER. district No. 1 of Seminole Coun‘ y,
A N D T A R COMPOUND, at small
subject to the Democratic primary Democratic primary June, 1921 FOR R E N T— Thrco room npar
FOR SALE— Attractive modern
Anyone
wishing
to
com_<TY COMMISSIONER to be held on Juno 3rd, 1024.
ment! Lee Bros., 415 W Fir
coat, taken at the onset o f the
W. A. T IL L IS .
bungalow.
A bargain; terms. FO R S A L E — Tw o Jersey cows;
muniente with the Knights cold would bring speedy relief. Be
[announce my candidacy
FRED T . W IL L IA M S .
Inqi|ire 1103 Oak Ave.
also small cream separator. W,
FOR C O U N TY COM M ISSIONER St.
of the Ku Ktux Klan of prepared, have a bottle o f thla
i Commissioner for tho
I hcroby announce my candi
TO T H E VO TK KSYF f T H E 19111
W IL L T R A D E —35 acre farm W. Van Ness, P. O, llox 57..
irict comprising Chuluo•
little*
nf
Apidlratlan
far
Tat
llrrtl
Sanford mny do so by ad- safe, reliable cough remedy on
dacy fo r County Commissioner for
S E N A T O R IA L DISTRICT,
twelve miles north o f Miami, in' l ailft Martin* STS « f thr (Irnrrul
|nnd Osceola, subject to
hand, and give promptly when •
A fte r due consideration, I have the fifth district o f Seninolo Coun
M IS C E LLA N E O U S rapidly growing section for well Statute* nf thr stair « I Plurliln
dresHing mail to FostofTicc cough
'o f the Democratic pri-[
or cold is detected- Equally
Notice In hereby given, that }
located proporty in or near San
decided to' become a candidate fo r ty. Subject to the action of the
3.
II. XlmuU.
■■atw»♦>*
«,*r-i _ .^ ° X
___ 1_______ JSo
nils. ipioW
st*.
W ANTED
ford. Small ensh payment is rc- Howard
re-election to the State Senate June Primary o f 1924. .
’
- rSirmtc.. » . l * everywhere.
1C. A. RAULF.RSON
from the 19th Senatorial District,
E. II. K IL B E R .
.rlc4 o f Jliami property,
SKK C IRC U IT COURT composed o ft Orange,JJemlnolc «jnd
fflfiTjr farm house und bar'll!!'1* A. I).. IS^I, lia* nicil mlit ccr. I
LtjmViM'M
{eT'Ste’als. Two bloct 315,000. I f Interested in making a
“mmi?
l
"
,
rfl«T. and has mad*
•
- t - to- U>a* •
t 0 announce that f am a
#..|i
i iPPilcnUon for tax ilrrtl tn Imnio In
business district.
-- - —- ------ - . . . democratic Prim ary to be hold candidate for Member
trndc write Kivinjc full description „ rcunllinCll wnjj |HW. Haiti rertlft
of
tho
PH O E N IX HOTEL.
qj y,,lJr
property, InouHnn
nnrl ' COlo
anl.i ufMl.vuMa*
ult Court of Seminole j uno 3rc|^ j respectfully
solicit
rnilirarr* iK.'.
thr follo\«rliiK drlocation and
School Board of Sominole Co. from
-inn r.,w
1
[ect.tq the friiop^of the I
|UppDT.^ ,t #<
Ful- acrtlirq- pVtipertr siruat^d 111 HrntlN6. *S:
liSftsFa*AySisrsrssrj*} pains, r. o f a n t m s k r
nolo cminty. Florida, to - w ll:
tlnr. ,
primary In Juho,' 1024.
jj. o . OVERSTREET.
fojd,_Florida.____________________
Twp. 21 H.. Itangr 29 East. Hull 1-1
tho decision o f iho Democratic pri
H. C H A P P E LL.
•
Madam Harriet,
10
ch..
N.
lJ
*i
ch*,.
H
.
H
drurrr*.
|
t H. __________
kor
CONSTSBirfe
OT DTS- mary to bo held June 3, 1024.
F o il STCE— 15 ncres, 10 cleared,
W . I 2. 2B rh*., H. sC jch a .— 10 uerrs. I
Beauty Parlor. .
■TICE 0 > T H E PEACE
T K IC T NO. 1.
2 acres orange trees. 60 rods Tim
II. U. P A T T IS H A L L .
said land brlna n**c**rd at the
Over Mobley's Drug Store.
w announce that I am a
j hereby announce that I am a
from city limits, large house. Price date o f thr Isnunnre nf auch c -rtlFOR CLERK C IR C U IT COURT
Park Ave. Phone 215.
fleate In the name n r A. It.' Wood. |
Jfo rthe offlco o f Justice|candiHato for constable of District
3150033.000
cash,
balance
1500
1 wish to announce that I am a
Schelle Maines
Uqlrs* said crrlllllcntr shall lie re- j
taco in and for tho first U j 0
subject to the Democratic
Sanford Novelty
candidato fo r Clerk of tho Circuit W A N T E D TO BUY— Flat top desk per year, 8r/< interest. Why not ilrrmrd according to law tax dred 1
.*.4j
trict o f Seminole Coun- |primary to be held June 3rd, 1924. Court o f Seminole Co., subject to
in good condition. Must bo cheap buy a good homo? II. B. Lewis " ' l l '- - 'ir thereon on tlm l&tli dny
I
the legal and efficient | j district belg composed o f the Democratic primary, /uno third, fo r cash. Address Box 431, San & Co., 107 Park Ave. Phone 3449. of April. A. D.. 1934.
LAW YER
Witness my o ffic ia l signature and
Works
of the executive officer* following voting ' precincta: San- i f 1
promise the faithful ford .F lo r id *^ * ______ |_____________
seal thl* tin- Sth day o f March, A.
%
. *j. — Court House
iinty I promiso to do my f ot(i L n\ 0 Monroe and Paola. ‘
performance o f the duties con PU B L IC Stenographer; your bus- In f l r r u l l I'aurl, Tib Juillrlal r i r - !>.. 1924.
(S
E
A
!.)
H.
A
DOUOI.AHH,
lout preju'dioe.
E. E. W A LK E R .
nesa
solicited.
107
Park
Avo.
r n ll, Nrnilnulr I'n n n ll, Klurldn.
V . { ! . COLLER, Prop.
nected with that office.
C l n k (Nrrult Court.
— ____ L_______________
fc. 8TR1N G FSLL0W .
FOR S H E R IF F .
In I'h nnrrrr.
Phone 349.
W. L. MORGAN.
Hrminuio County. Florida,
j :1
Ilow aril II. Iiumly
lly A. M. Wrrka. I>. C.
COUNTY JUDGE.
t 0 the Yotera of Seminole County:
CcTcrnl
Shop
and
Mill
Work
W
A
N
T
E
D
TO
BUY—
Ten
or
twenFOR T A X CO LLEC TO R
v*.
0! course, to the action
j hereby announce my candidacy
■Wi
ty'kTcre tract bordering on lake.! J.
I wish to announce mat I am a
K r r x r l If llvlnx. and If ilrnd
mocratlc Primary to be U or the office of Sheriff o f Semi- candidate for re-election to the of No improvements required. Must
George A. DeCottes
nil partli-a rla lm ln a Inlrrrala unContractor and Builder
il«r J. C. K r r a r l, dvrousi-d or oth13rd, I will be a candidate noje County, subject to the voter* fice of County T a x Collector of be well locaetd and close to town.
S P E C IA L NO TICES
Altorney-at-Law
l-rw l*r.
Iffice o f County Judge of 0f the Democratic Prim ary to be Seminole Count?, subject to the Give price nnd amount o f cash re
517 Commercial Street
T o tho drfrixlanta J. C. K rracl If
Over
Seminole County
[County. 1 *haU be grate-1 held June 3rd, 1924. I f elected I action o f tho Democratic primary quired. Address
Box 100, care II v I ii k . and If dead, all pwrllr* claimN O TIC E
T s n lr
|he nomination and elec- 1promise four rears o f Law En- to bo held in June.
Ina In lrrra l* undrr
J. I*. Kri-m-l.
The Sanford H ffald.
Anyone wanting
nice Easter
otherwise, III tIn- loli if elected 1 assuro the |/orccmcnt in a business manner by _____________ JWO. D ._ J IN K IN S ._ W A N T — T o rent for the summer, titr^a*«d
Sanford.
------------Florida
I m u I iik di-Hi-rlln<l pro|»rrly. namnly: Baskets, watt and buy front Cir
p of Seminolo a fa ir andUhe help o f the proper aubordicle
No.
2
,
at
Union
.Pharmacy,
That
nrrtnln
tract
of
land
nltnatr
well
located
home
in
Sanford,
by
C O U N TY
SCHOOL
idrainistratlon o f tho »f*| pates or assistants anJ earnestly .MEMBER
Elton J Moughton
responsible party. Must be up to ia the County o f Hcmlnolr and Ntut« Apr. 18 and 19.
BOARD
of Klorldu. o.rio'rlhrd aa the K S of
office
solicit tho support o f all law en
date
with
all
imporvements
and
I hereby Innouncc myself a can
thr H W ' i of thr HWVi o f thr N K U .
ARCHITECT
^ S C H E LLE MA1NES.
forcement v%tcrs, on June 3rd.
didate fo r re-election as a member completely furnished. Give com to-rtlon a. Townahlp SI, lU n x e 29.
Fred R. Wilson
R
A
Y
M
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D
L.
A
L
L
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N
.
JPBRlN’fE N D E N T OF
It la hrr(l)/ ordrrrd that you and
plete
information
as
to
location
First
National
Bank Bldg.
o f tho County Board of Public In
' enrh o f you do apprur to lha hill of
1LIC INSTRUCTIO Nt i
and
price
in
answering
this
ad.
iF O R T A X ASSESSOR.
struction from District
No. 3,
complaint hurcln tllrd. on the 2nd
Sanford,
■ ■ Florida
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W
py nnnounco my t f i d i
I I wish to announce that I am a (Geneva,
day o f June. A. t>. 1921.
Oviedo, Osceola' and Box 431, Sanford. Florida.
ction to ths?
co..of candidate fo r re-election to the Chuluota) subject to the action of C O O U DGES LEADS IN MICHit la fu rther ordered that thl*
First NaUonal Bank Bldg*
order o f publication lie published
iiperintendent
office o f T a x Assessor o f Semi- tho Democratic Primary, June 3rd,
In the Hanford Herald, n nrwapaBn of Semlnola
Odbty, [ noi6 County, subject to the decis
Sanford - ■ ■
Florida
IG A N . ’
'
1924. Having aenred as a mem
pi r published In Hemlnola County.
the Democra
ion, o f the Democratic Prim ary to ber of the Board since 1915, and
Florida, oner n week for eight cun6
room
house,
gar
|ld on June 3rd,..
D E T R O IT, Apr. 8.— President srrutlva week*.
held Jono ard, 1824.
_ ..
of
tho
W lln e * * mv hand nnd tho seal of
t . w , UK
A . V A U O H A N . . having been cb*ion*n
Board cince 1919,'cspecally fits mo Coolidge won a awceping victory thr said C liiu lt Court at Hanford.
The Matthews Prcsa
in
Michigan
Monday
according
to
)UNTY 1‘ ROSEC UT INC
FO R T A X CO LLEC TO R
Florida, this 27th day o f March. age, lights, water, gas
for the work r e t ir e d o f a* Board
W t l a k a H id*.. Mnaford FfW.
returns
in
two-thirda
o
f
tho
preATTO RN
1924.
_ EY.
I beg U> announce myself * can member, and if re-elected I prom
Phone 417-L-2
K. A. DOUOI.AHH.
to announca that 1 ahall didate fo r the office, o f T a x >Col- ise the iira o conscientious and con cinta. He la leading Johnson by ( S E A L )
and bath room, $45.00
CIrrk Circuit Court,
didato fo r the office o f lector o f Seminole County, subject structive service aa has been'tend 86,198.
ftemlnolc County, Florbta.
Ford continued to lead
Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers
'rosccwttng Attorney, aub-1 to the decision o f the Democratic ered in my many y e a n of service
By: A. It. W rrk e . D. C.
Woodbridge
In
the
Democratic
per
month
or
will
sell
:n
-Frid
ay*
ha endorsement o f the Prim ary to be held June 3rd. 1924.
Phone 445
CHAS. F. H A R R ISO N , u
117 Park Aram
’■WOI
Mil
preference.
Uc voters at the Juno 3rd, |_______________R._C._M AXW ELL;__
Sanford Sign Shop
Geneva, Florida.
FOR C O U N T Y COM M ISSIONER Foircm jrtTYn:oM M issroNEn
at very
reasonable
A PPR O PR IA TE
[FORGE C. HERRING.
I hereby announce my candidacy
I hereby announce-my cajialdacy
LETTERING
for County
[R COUNTY JUDGB
______ Commissioner
________ ______ fo r the fo r re-election to 'the offlc* of
terms.
Wilson Welding & Radiator
For All Q uhscs of Work
H ■n" ounc* myV ,A “ n »! T 0Urtc
S 0* : I County Commissioner from Wa
fer tho office o f County Uy. Subject to the action o f the t| ,t ' umb' r four o f Seminole
107 North Sanford Ave.
Works
Seminole County, subject June Prim ary o f 1924.
County, subject to tho action of
emocratic primary, June 3, ________________
C. L. W E S 'L
“ I f It’s M etel we can weld X "
tho Democrat primary June 3,1924.
pledge faithful acrvice j
POR S H E R IF F
H. B. Lewis & Co.
B. F. W H E E LE R .
SANFORD, ^FLORIDA
[ou nominate me.
1x 0 the Voters o f Seminole County:
FOR S T A T E “ A TTO R N BY.
Sanford Machine Co.
_
U. S H A R O N ._ I j hereby announce myself a eanAddress
I hereby announce my candi
JL’ NTY COMMISSIONER didate for Sheriff o f Seminole
(irarral Machine **4 llaller
First National Bank Building,
dacy
for the office o f State A ttor
[by nnnounce my candidacy I County subject to the action o f the
JA N D 5UPP1IE3
W a rk *
ney
for
the
Seventh
Judicial
Cir
ground
floor.
[lection to the office o f Democratic primary to bo held on
CyllBdrr (irU.II*K
S T E W A R T The Florist
cuit
of
Florida,
subject
to
the
Dem
N
F
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,
F
L
A
rO O T
F IR S T S
No. 107--Telcphon« 3 4 9 -I’urk Ave.
[commissioner of
District June 3rd. I f I am elected I pledge
r h *a « 03
Maafard. Fla.
ninolc county, subject to I myself to fulflll tho duties o f this ocratic Primary to be hold Juno 3,
Flowers For A ll Occasions
1924.
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NEWSPAPER
la Flarida'* Heart,
T I K WEATHER
G re a te st V e fe t a b le
Florida i Local showers Satufday and j tsibly Sonday, mitt
i tfmperstur ’ gentle to moderatevariable w
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A S S O C t S t B p P R E S S D IS P A T C H E S
A tlanta € h ie f Found
Guilty D uty N eglect
B r Thr A m
m adoor
r Sends
A m b aiussa
re to H u gh es IS ta tin g ,
1 Prate&t A v ailn
l s t th e
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Jnpai fr o m
(ns E n titled to D efln jota as in N ew Im m i
an Bill B ffp y e £ o u s e .
, , A u ix la f* ! Prraa)
INGTON, April 12. -----exclusion sections
in
Igration bill pending behouse and proposed aa
dment to the aimllar bill
senate suddenly asnumthe status o f an Interfissue of first import[communication jinusual
pty of expression, the
government, through
lor Hanihara, reiterated
il protest against the exkf that country from natitled to a definite quota
ned of “ the grave consewhich enactment of the
“ would
inevitably
w
Ii M
m ia
,
ATLANTA, Apr. 12^-Chlef
of Police James L. Beavers, a
storm center In municipal-poli
tics here for a decade, was
found guilty by the police com
mittee early Saturday o f neg
lect of duty and swearing false
ly and was rs moved from office.
He was found not guilty of the
third count which charged that
neaided in procuring evidence
in the divorce case in connection
with the arrest 'of Mrs. Asa
Candler, Sr., wife o f the Atlanta
millionaire in February. Beav
ers announced after the verdict
that he would seek n writ cer
tiorari i nthe superior court Saturady reinstating him to <ftk*until the case can be trie
ie a in
court'
. ti.
nerely that
a for his
ition
conrItijptofi wltn
.....
ation o l’ the r">Ala im
bill- which thw'Rhodi
|senator nas
has in charge,
charge
[retary added only that the
the agreement held by
ipanese embassy “ corre1with my own understand|that arrangement.”
What Effect?
effect the bristling Japprotest may have upon
Ssional action with referthe “ exclusion sections,”
Dt indicated definitely In
[branch o f congress.
In
busc,
Chairmah Johnson
iisly pushed his bill in a
ur session, clearing
a
o f minor
committee
nents, but put over until
low the vote upon the
Ions to which the protest
cted. The senate bill had
emprarily laid aside today
is due there alio Monon the Japanese proviMor, Shortridge, Republislifornia, one of the most
f the exdusionist group,
Friday that- his amend
, which would have the sf' incorporating the house
| into the senate bill would
M ed despite the develop
] fa today. In a speech late
he characterised the
"• argument as “ specious
"foqnded In
* fact,
*
declaring
pter as a whole to be “ ver.<•11
>graphical Error
Churchwell’s A d
Churchwel! Company’s adErnent In Friday's- issue o f
"ford Herald contained
[Pographical errors,
anty-flve cent
ties that
have been advertised at 69
[were quoted through error,
I cents, while misses’ white
isnvas strap pumps valued
I io should have been priced
instead of $1.45.
The
these errors
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PANY.
COM-
Sanford branch
o f the
Biscuit Company was
in February i f this
serves the following
Seminole,
Osceola,
Marion- Okeechobee,
Lake, Brevard, Vo‘d *1. Lode.
The
of stock that la carried
at all times rah*
th# $5,000 mark. Tha
14 people.
w S 'S W
W hile O h io S ection R u n s On
S nag W h en W itn e s s e s C a ll
ed R e fu se to T e s t ify and
W a sh in g ton C o u rt
H ou se
BanKs W on t
S u rre n d e r
R ecord s — S ta y -a t-h o m e s
P robe M any N ew W itn e s s e s
fl>r Ttr Am m UIH Prrw)
WASHINGTON. Apr. 12.— The
soldiers' bonus bill as passed by the
house was agreed to with ..minor
changes by senate finance commit
tee and was ordered reported to the
senate.
•
It provides a cash payment for
veteran* not entitled to more than
$50 in adjusted service compen
sation and a 20-year endowment
life insurance policy. Others, Sen
ator Simmons, North Carolina,
announced, would propose an
the
Action o f Reparation Commission amendment on the floor of
senate to make full cash pay
in Adopting Report o f Experts
ments as an option in the bill.
Received with Gratifi
Gratification
EXPERTS’ REPORT
IS ACCEPTED BY
THE COMMISSION
Everywhere.
Itr T h e Aasnrlatek P r__ _
Says Honor Attacked.
|npanese note, conveyed,
er to Secretary HugneX'
nmitted by him at once
nan Colt, o f the senate
tion committee, gave for
i time in concrete form the
the gentlemen’s agrec1907, asserted formally
in had scrupuuousiy obint covenant, and declarI the very honor o f the
government was being
by those who contendhe contrary. ,
ipan the question is not
Expediency, but of princlobtssador Hanihara said.
Inportant
question is
'Japan as a nation is or
Intitled to the proper repd consideration of other
difficult to believe that
intenticn o f the people
great country to resort
Measure which would not
piously offend the just
‘ a friendly nation • • •
aid also seem to involve
on •of good faith and
of the honor of their
nent.”
insmitt
ORDER REPORT
OF BONUS BILL
MADE SENATE
PARIS, Apr. 12— What appear
ed to be the dawn o f a solution of
the reparations problem broke ov
er Paris Friday night with the un
animous adoption of the reparation
parts committee and a recommend
ation by the commission that the
commission o f the report o f tho exresnective governments accept the
findings o f the experts. The ricommendation was couched in such
a manner that it seems practically
impossible that the interested gov
ernments can evade the issue.
The action of the reparation
commission in accepting the reort of the experts and recommendtng approval of it was greeted
evenrwhere with gratification. “ The
semi-official conference accomplish,
e dwhat all the supreme councils
failed to do” was the verdict of
one of the members o f the repara
tion commission this evening.*
The prompt acceptance by the
commission o f the report of the
experts was taken as evidence that
the experts did not form such a
“ non-official" body os the various
governments were at paint to make
it appear
to the .public at_ _large.
_.
__ _It
WASHINGTON, April 12.— In
corporation in the soldier bonus
bill o f an option for full cash pay
ments to veterans on the basis of
$1 for each day o f service above
60 days will be proposed by Sen
ator Simons, of North Carolina,
ranking Democrat on the senate
finance committee.
The bill will be taken up again
Saturday by the committee, and
Republicans, who
have agreed
generally on the terms of the
house insurance bill, predict the
measure will be ordered reported
to the senate.
•
The house measure would al
low computation o f the adjusted
service credit on the basis o f $1
for each day of home service nnd
$1.25 for each day o f over-seas
service, above the first 60 days.
Cash payments would be made
onl yto those veterans not entitied to more than $50.
Others
being given 20-ycar endowment
life insurance policies.
Similar to Copeland.
Senator Copelnnd, Democrat,
New York, has introduced n bon
us bill along the lines o f that Sen
ator Simona will propose, except
that It carries no insurance option. Using the $i a day basis for
Dawta committal*, was in cotptant sue of $1,500,000,000 to run for a
touch with M. Barthou, president period of 60 years, which amount,
J*f th* reparation ____
commission,
__ _______
wh-1would cpver the
m turn son h ywd \
* M. Poincare, f w f * w rt. f*Cf**t - o f -t ie public
with
jr, virtually dally, has been estimated by goveroSir Robert Kindersley, and Sir. J. !Pen* actuarlos at from $2,202,000.C. Stamp, the British represents- 000. to $3,600,000,000.
With a report o f the bonus bill
tlvps on the Dawes committee,
wero continually in communication to the senate in prospect by next
with Premier Ramsay MacDonnld, Monday, an {mediate show down
and M. Franqui, the Belgian mem Is expected on whether the tax
or bonus bill be taken up flrst.
ber, with Premier Thcunis.
Chairman Smoot of the flnance
Washington in Touch.
committee announced Friday he
The state department at Wash would call the tax bill up for dis
ington also was kept in close touch cussion about the middle of the
with tho situation by Col. Jamas week. Republicans generally, how
A. Logan, the American unofficial ever, have said privately that
observer, who reported extensive they would favor disposition flrst
ly to Secretary o f State Hughes o f the bonus bill, estimating that
with regard to the progress o f tho not more than a week would be
negotiations.
Members of the required for this. Passage o f u
committee said Friday that any bonus bill is declared certain.
"American suggestions’’ animat Senator Robinson.
Derriocratic
ing either from Brigardier General laader, has deqjared ho would fav
Charles G. Dawes or Owen D. or immediate action on either the
Young always received sympathe- tax or bonus bill.
Continued on page 6.
Chairman Smoot said he prob
ably would transmit the majority
report on the tax reduction bill to
the senate Saturday.
Senator
Simmons has asked Senator Jones
o f New Mexico, a Democratic
member o f the committee to preare the minority report, and Mr.
one** said today it was unlikely
this would be submitted to the
A handsome loving cup offered senate before Monday.
by James Allen Stone in to be
Activities of Republican organgiven to the Sanford troop o f Boy
ition members looking toward
Scouts which scores the greatest a compromise in the Mellon in
number o f points in attendance, come tax rate schedule to head
scoutcraft and competition In fleld off the Democratic plan outlined
day activities .according to on an Friday by Senator Simmons, havo
nouncement made Saturday by M. been halted . temporarily by the
C. Haddock- deputy scoutmaster absence from the city o f Senator
and head o f the local troops.
McCormick, Illinois, a Republi
The competition is bon g spon can member of the committee,
sored in order to stimulate more who had said he would seek a
Interest among the boys and also compromise.
to serve as an incentive for the
troops to perform more efficiently
their duties. Tho cup Is to be A sk Ford W h ere H e
awarded each year to tho troop
Stands Politically
having tha highest number of
points and to the troop winning It
( n r The A m m U I H Press)
three times In succession, it be
DETROIT, Apr. 12. — Henry
comes the permanent possession. Ford was asked by William CornThat the boys are enjoying their stock, chairman o f the Demo
work now is evidenced by the re
ports on their various activities. cratic State Central Committee,
All troops are striving for 100 per to state definitely his political in
cent attendance. Several new ap- tentions as a result o f his en
plictaions for membership ’ have dorsement in Monday’s primary.
oeen received within the past few
days and othera are expected soon. The request, made three days
The troops have been receiving ago, was unanswered today.
visits from other scoutmasters
BRYAN QUALIFIES.
lately. One from Wilmington, N.
C.,and two from Pittsburg, Pa.,
(
H
f T b s A ss s sistsA P rsss)
were present at the last meeting.
TALLAHASSEE,
Apr. 12. —
Regarding the rumor that has been
in circulation concerning the activ William Jenlngs Bryan, of Mi
ities of the scouts, Mr. Haddock ami, today qualified as candidate
mode the following statement:
in the June primary for delegate
“ Recently there haa been some
complaint made against the way to }he Democratic national con
the scouts conduct themselves at vention from the state at large.
camp. They have been accused of
stealing oranges and chickens and HAV-A-TAMPA ROBBER ARRESTED
molesting the neighbors’ property.
Upon Investigation I And that oth
< » r Tbs
er parties using the scout camp
TERRE HA
Apr. 1 2 .have been committing this misde
today by
meanor. Therefore in order to Paul Huhn was
information
protect the scouts and their nelgh- police who said )ie
neighbor* we will ask that no on* w, nt#d ff,
th the
but scouts us* th* camp unless robbery o f $24,000
a cigar
tlsalon la given them.
Tha
Mar.
sad the law
Loving Cup To Be
Offered Sanford
Boy Scout Troops S
camp is being
rw
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100,000 W ork ers In
Shipyard locked Out
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A a «o«latfd P t r u l
LONDON, Apr. 12.— Approxi
mately IPO.OOO shipyard work*
era throughout Great Brtain
were locked out Saturday in.,
consequence of. the failure of
striking member* o f their un
ion in Southampton to resume.
work Friday in conformity with
an ultimatum of tHe ship bull
Bull?
ing employers federation. 6
6 WITNESSES ARE
SUBPOENED IN
WHEELER PROBE
Borah Declare* They Will He Ex
amined After the Committee
Has Received Needed In
, formation From Montana
Judge.
flJ» T i * A i w U l f S
P r e ss)
.... WASHINGTON, • Apr.
12Subpoenas for six witnesses were
issued Friday by the senate com
mittee charged with the investiga
tion of the Indictment"of Senator
Wheeler, Democrat, Montana,pros,
ecutor in the Daugherty inquiry
committee.
Among them are Gordon Camp
bell, James Baldwin of Butte, law
partner of Senator Wheeler, Rep
resentative Thomas Stout of Lewis
ton; C. L. Stevens and L. B. Beau'lieu, both of Great Fall*, and Blair
Cohan.
Chairman Borah said these wit
nesses would be examjm-d ufter the
committee had received from-Fed
eral Judge Pray of Montana, in
formation in the Wheeler case and
the list o f witnesses filed by the
district attorney.
Clair Cohan subpoenaed as an
agent of the department of justice,
but W. J. Burns, director o f tha
bureau of investigation of the Jus
tice department testified Friday
that Cohan was not employed by
that bureau,’ but was an agent of
the Republican national commit
tee.
Besides the witnesses subpoen
aed Friday the committee will hear
present.and former officials of the
Interior department as to whether
Senator
Wh. * did appmr befors'
»r Wheeler
that department
epartment in the InteWSUQf
claims of' oil lands filed by Goreort
Campbell.
03106560
Se§k Dismissal O f
Bill O f (Complaint
JUSTICE PROBE
AT FOIL SPEED
Senator* Simmons Hnnkintf
Democrat on Finance Conv
mittec to Propose Option
for Full Cash Payments on
Basis of One Dollar for each
Day of Service Above Six
ty— Like Copeland's Bill.
f l l f T b r Aa a nclateil I’ rra a )
. WASHINGTON, A p r/ 12.— The
Dougherty investigating commit
tee which encoUntflK'd new legal
obstacle* yctserdny in Ohio spent
the Suturduy drawing plans for
future procedure and held no pub
lic hearing. Chairman Hrookhart
conferred with colleagues over the
beat method of meeting the court
issue against the committee yes
terday resulting in failure to get
records in the Washington Court
house bunks and the- refusal of
several witnesses to testify.
The home guard wing of the
senate Daugherty investigating
committee drove nhead at full
iqietd Friday despite the absence
o f Chairman Brookhnrt and Sen
ator Wheeler, committee nrrosccutor, in Ohio. Senator Moses,
New Hampshire, and Jones, Washton, Republicans, alternated
in
questioning half a dozen witnesses
on subjects that ranged from In
dian land fraud cases in Oklahoma
to prohibition enforcement in Chi
cago nnd touching on the Old
Hickory powder plant case nnd
the Dempsey-Carnentier fight film
exhibitions 'in Oklahoma.
* l»*
Senator Ashurst, Arizona, the
Democratic member o f tho homeguard wing, wns absent, but
Senator Moses, who presided, said
one member formed a committee
quorum under its rules, so tho
investigation went ahead.
Nor did the fact that two’ Re
publican “ regulars”,
were
in
charge appear to lessen tTf* effort
to find out what connection
the
department ,of justice had with
the.mntters inquired .in to.'
The day’s grist wus cumulative
for-the most part, the testimony
bearing on iaspects o f matters afready in the
ti
record from other
witnesses. * The onl)’ new ele
ment introduced was the Okla-
'Liarttesiiar '-r^™ ******
no 'instructions and would issue
none to the department of justiefi
wjth
■. re OffP** ^ ihe -indictment
Senator Wheeler. If any aetloa
was taken by the department, It
was made clear, it would.be by di
rection of Attorney General Stone.
The president received his first
information of the indictment from
the newspapers.
• .
SuPPlr s °m* U*»«HELENA, Mont., . Apr. 12—The
senate committee appointed to- in
vestigate the indictment of Sena
tor B. K. Wheeler by a grand Jury
at Great Falls, will be given a copy
o f the indictment, the report of
the jury and list ot.witnesses, but
further than this tho court ‘can not
* o Federal Judge Charles N. Pray
riday notified Senator W. E.
Borah.
The Montana federal judge In a
telegram sent to Senator Borah
Friday said no minutes of the jury’s
proceedings other than the report
wero kept and that “ the documen
tary evidence referred to haa been
impounded in custody o f the Unit
ed States attorney by court or-<
der."
The text o f the telegram follows:
William E. Borah:
Chairman o f sifecial committee
United States Senate, Washing
ton, D. C.
•
“ Y° “ r telegram received. Copies
or Indictment and list o f witnesses
will be mailed to you ot later than
tomorrow. The dark o f the court
haa no minutes or record of the
proceedings of the grand jury exe*P* the report, a copy o f which
will be mailed. The documentary
evidence referred to haa been !mSounded In custody of the United
tatea attorney by court order,
t his seems to be as far as the court
can go in complying with your re
quest.
(Signed) “ Charles N. Pray,
"Judge.”
William Tilghman, o f Okla
homa City, an officer “ out o f the
govtwttvts office” there and also
d “ motion picture,” told the com
mittee of making a contract in
New York with r . C. Quiinby'for
the Oklahoma rlghta to the fight
picture, paying $7,60Q'und receiv
ing two films.
He - said Qulmby
had said the federal authorities
were “ fixed" so there w ouU be no
{all sentences. He to lA o r m e r
Jnited States Attorney P « ii
of
the contract on his return to OV*‘
lohnnin, he said, but was not sure
that this wus before or after Peek
w a s'let out as federal attorney.
Th6 Miller land fraud cases
were discussed by tho commit
tee with J. JL McGraw, former
Republican national committee
man frt>m Oklahoma, who said he
had talked in Washington with
Mr. Daugherty about the crimin
al cases against, the
Miller
Brothers, but finally declared
that every recommendation he
had made in the case had been
ignored. McGraw said Daugher
ty told him the cases would be
pressed because* there' was noth
ing else he could do.
•
Tho Old Hickory case wss re
opened by J. M. Towler in charge
of the department of justice in
vestigation bureau office in Nash
ville, Xenn., who told o f ‘ "origina
ting” in 1919 the move to ex
plore the DuPont contract with
the government.
W atson Says Pinchot
N am ed Francis H eney
* (H r Tkr
A H M lstrd
Prrw I
WASHINGTON, Apr. 12. —
Governor Pinchot, Pennsylvania,
who'sharply criticised the na
tional prohibition enforcement,
sugfcated the employment o f
Francis Hgney as counsel
for
the senate committee investigat
ing the internal reveruie bureau,
SINCLAIR DEMURRER.
Senator Watson, of Indiana, chair
man o f the committee, declared
r
u r The
T i p Am
A mm
ooelm
p 1r ($4
(Or
ted P r p u )
WASHINGTON, Apr. 12— The today (n the senate.
authority o f the rfenate to ask
him questions wjilch resulted In PAY TRIBUTE TO JEFFERSON
contempt proceedings
against
(Bjr T k r A u « U I H P r r w )
h im .w .s atacksd today by llarry
CH ARLOTTESVILLE,
Va.. Apr.
F. Sinclair in a demurrer filed 12.A large number o f persons
here In answer to the contempt
gathered here today to pay tribute
Indictment.
to Thomas Jefferson “ Father of
Virginia'su An..
WAR OFFICIALS ARRE8TBD the University o f Virgln!ar
nual Fbundeu day exercises.”
*<L?.r« ^ . * ' A****,*,r< P n m )
ATHENS. Apr.
12— Eighteen TOBACCO STAMPS STOLEN
rinkinir
nuvnl officer*
of]
nkbg military and naval
r Tkr Am w W * 4
■parted o f complicity in a pro
TA*
Apr.
12.— Four
Jerted
ved royalist outbreak have been
ndits early Saturday
arrested. Among
......
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_
them
General
and gagged a watchman of
Opolo
Leonard Opotoufos,
leader o f the
last counter revolution and Gen
eral Oonstantlnpouloa.
CANDLER MUST PAY
. l ? r TS* A a w la te e Pn
m
)
SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS
MARKET
ATLAN TA. Apr. 12— Walter
Candler must pay a note for $20,
I S f T k r A ssociate*
600 given Clyde Byfleld after the
CHICAGO Wheat, Ma
r accused Hina o f attacking 101H to 101 TAI July, 103H
Mrs. Byfleld in the cabin at a 103*. Com, May, 77 to
■teams!* In 1022. a jury o f tha
4 6 * to 4 6 * .
superior court ruled here last
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NEAR OPEN BRI
QUINCY,-Apr. 12.— Attorney.
General Rivers Buford asked
Judge Iajvc of the circuit court
to dismiss the bill of complaint
and application of the restrain
ing order filed against Secre
tary o f State Crawford by T. L.
Pelham, Tampa,, to prevent the
j a1
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Democratic primary on June 3,
I’resicfcnt’H
Special Mrwago
when the case was called for
E
vckes
S
to
rm o f D e m o c r a t
hearing here Saturday.
Pel
ham contended that the' papers
ic T rotest W h e n Sen at# in
were filed in the circuit court
U rn ’d t o C on fin e Its C ip tat Tallahassee last week, that
m
iiie e s W ith in “ C o o s titu the legislature failed to live up
tinral a n d I^eRal R ig h ts ”
to provisions in the constitu
tion relating to the appoint
A n l R e tu rn to L a w of l a n d
ment of representative* and
Committee Organized At Palatka
senators.
f l y T k e A ■»«»<•f a i n ! T r r a a ) •
Agrees To Lay Claim Before
A persort can not be heard in
WASHINGTON, Apr. 12; —
Government Authorities Be
the courts according to the at
i’resid'iit Coolidge and senate
half River Canal.
torney general on the question
Denuxrmta verged Friday toward
of the validity of the constitu
an o;an breach over future con
At a meeting in Palatka Friday duct }t senate committee inves
tionality of such an act in leg
afternoon attended by representa tigations.
islature unless such person
•
,
show rights affected
by the tives from all of the cities along . In a special message, the pres
the St. Johns river, a committee
performance of such functions.
ident admonished the senate to
“ The complaint In this case has was formed with Forrest Lake a* con fue its committees within
not shown, nor cun show rights I its chairman nnd R. W. Peatman
affected," he said. The conten las secretary. The aim^if the com: “ comtitutional and legal rights.”
mittee will be the pushing o f the Retim to a government under
tion of Polham is that the ap
and in accordance with usual
pointment to legislative repre project o f constructing u canal fonts o f the law o f the Und .was
rlu
from the St. Johns river to the
sentation so made discriminate
~
sid*nt
said, by
St. Marv’s und thus giving an out reqiired, the presl
against south Florida.
let to the ocean from the central tht state o f the Unionl”
Iho message evoked a storm, o f
part of tfie state.
Denocratic
protest,
Senator
The meeting,, which was atten
ed by nearly-100 people, was most Wtlsh, Montana, prosecutor for
enthusiastic and the whole-hearted tht Teapot Dome oil Investlgasupport promised the project by tioi, declared the message was 4
the delegates indicated the inter- “ nbuke" to all senate inveatlgawhich the various cities along tiig committees.
the river, are taking in this most! The president wants us • to
project.
|at)p
se investigations ami he
Fourteen Prominent Citizens of important
‘ m,l
• The meeting was called by the oight
say so,” the Montana
County and City Organize San
Palatka Chamber of Commerce at sinator\mid. “ O fcpurse hv Isn't
ford Band and Mortgage
the suggestion of St. Elmo Acosta asking attyihJmrtST that kind, hut
Company.
o f Jacksonville, who was present the message unquestionably was
Tho Sanford Bond and Mort and who assured the meeting that written to formulate public opini
gage Company is the name o f a Jacksonville will stand behind the on which would have that efmntter with every bit of support f»ct,”
new corporation which will moke thnt it possibly esn lend.
Senator Robinson o f Arkan
its bow to the public within a
When the meeting was opened sas, the Democratic leader. Sena
Mayor
Lakn
was
chosen
chairman.
short time, it became known Sat-*
tor Jones, o f New Mexico, and
urday. On Apr. 23, some of the No organization was perfected ex other Democrats, joined in th* at
cept as general committee. Plana
most prominent men of Sanford were discussed for immediate ac tack which led the senate far be
and Seminole county will npply to tion to be taken. It was decided yond its usual dosing hou
went unanswered from the
Gov. Cary A. Hardee for letters that within a few wtfeka the com It
publican side.
patent incorporating the new or mittee should choose a representa
Aimed at Ravenu* Bureau.
tive group o f men to go to Wash
ganization.
,
The specific investigation - at
ington to lay the matter before
The capital stock of the organ the War Department officials and which the presidential mensage
ization will be $300,600 and the gen also before Senator Fletcher.
was aimed was that involving the
eral nature of ita business will bv
The
Senator Fletcher, it was stated, bureau of internal revenue.
to deal in real estate having the requested that a committee
be president challenged under cited
right tq buy, use, manage, control sent to the capital with data show statutes the legal authority o f itn ,
and dispose of any kind of proper ing where the proposed canal comlttee to employ FrancU
J. .
ty. In addition to this, the new should be built and other facta Heney.
... u of . California, as conns*],
organization will take over the concerning the - proiucu Arnaul. with
Senator Conttoa.^,’ '
.
ofrtlfcB Samfnolc Abstract
* « • * « * - <>* IB* ’ kivesUgmiuns,
will operate this de of men will leave within a short paying *v*
the ~
costa o f lleney’a em
partment issuing abstracts and time. In the roeantima the ex ployment.
Kuaranty titles. Besides It will act location
-------- is to be selected.
------Senator Walsh dismissed thU
■ndle bonds and other forms of
secuxitieV,
,
V,
"prolec
Stockholders_ in
the
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- company
T " ’;
—,-------- o f the investors
are: Fred R. Wilson, W. S. Enti- dorsed tho Vans Agnew plan to do ting committee, introduced a rofmeahtin?yhubefcorRrhtmca oiution authorising the commitUe
mlnger. John Meisch, T. F. Adams, tshs
‘
Roy F. Symes. Edward Higgins, the samo thing. This latter
plan to employ counsel, paying expena..
Ernest F. Houanolder E. A. Doug calls for a special act of leglsIa-Jes
out of senate contingent fond,
mit those I This resolution, designed as a
ins*. C. W. Entxmlnger, Oscar It. ture which would permit
Brooks. A. P. Connelly, It. J. Holly, counties lying along the St. Johoslfrank mova against the pending
k o f Chairman —
*
W. H. Tunnicliffe and J. G. Sha rlcer to issue'bonds for a sum
Watson,
Re.
ron. Officers are: President, K. large enough, to construct the ca- publican, Indiana, o f tho invest}nnl.
A. Douglass, flrst vice-president,
rating committee to discharge
It wax the general opinion among
A. P. Sonnelly; second vice-presi
epmmltta* from all Its labor*
dent, It. J. Holly; secretary, Fred those present that there should fined the Watson resolution on
table.
R. Wilson, and treasurer, W. 11. be no more time lost in the mat
ter and that it should be pushed. Both
Tunnicliffe.
*
Senators Robinson
ami
The new corporation will open Thy central part of the state is Vslsh aimed their flro at tip*
totally
in
need
o
f
the
canal,
it
was
offices in this city within a short
re general statements o f tho
•asge.
time. According to the articles of pointed out, as it would mean the
opening
of
one
of
the
finest
aecincorporation, the flrst meeting
The president transmitted with
tlo
oils
of
*
the
‘
state.
‘
will be held on Apr. 30 at which
Those who attended the meeting . "!?•!•«• * ^ t e r from Secratinte the organization will be com
yesterday
from Sanford were: try Mellon o f the treasury which
pleted and a set o f by-laws adop
Mayor take, R .W. Pearman, Ed pompted his intervention, also a*
ted. Annal meetings of the or ward Higgins, A. P. Connelly- R. <(Py
the committee resolution
ganization will be held on the sec J; Holly, Geo. W. Knight. Arthur d o m i n g employment o f 1It«.
ond Tuesday in Junuary.of each Yowcll, and Dr. R. E. Stevens.
a With reference to these tho
year.
[***•«* characterised “ the at<The highest amount of indebt
t|k being made on the treasury
edness or liability to which the
daartment” as going beyond t * .
corporation mdy
subject Itself
Vi* «• o f r* **$‘ tiIn* t* requirvall be $300,000 according to the
shal
Jfota.
Constitutional rights o f
Incorporation papers which are to
senate and executive departbe published within a.few days.
imts should be maintained, the
paident said, adding:
The entry of the Sanford Bond
and Mortgage Company into the
But these rights ought not
Plans for holding several poli
business •circles of Sanford and
used as a subterfuge
g* , to
tical
gatherings
for
the
candidates
Seminole couaty will be welcomed
unwarranted Intrusion. It
for
the
several
county
offices
to
by the friuun* and t>u>!ness as
duty of the executive to r* sociates of the men who are con- gether with the big rally here on
uch intrusion and to bring
Apr.
26
when
those
seeking
state
netred with the new concern. It
t attention o f the senate its
ces will speak to the voters,
numbers among Its stockholders,
*«riiN consequences. That
were
discussed
nt
a
meeting
of
SB
some of the oldest and most in
»hal,do in this instance.”
fluential citizens o f the county. the Seminolo County Democratic
Deny Intrusion.
That it will fill an urgent need in Executive Committee this morning
this locality, is the belief of those at the court house.
. i oa? ■ ,*nd Senator
It was announced that the rally .Y*1* denied
thero had been any
interested in the
company.
tl
here on the 26th will be for state
1on.
L
or,
at Jntrucandidates but if there are any
lh! d*P*rtn»enta by any
Automobile Dealers county candidates who wish to aa- ‘ Jl„ *t“k,°Mn*
t* Investigating aimfc £
the voters at that time, they niUrt
Senator Walsh declarO f Sanford Organize dress
will be permitted to do so. Speak * JiirofcM n* had himself t o .
ing on this date will begin at 1 ciptejkho evidence o f the oil
The Sanford Automobile Deal o’clock.
ar}d was
proaecutiag
ers’ Association is the name o f a
The committee decided to hold an ttroug.pocUl counsel the “ larnew organization formed in this ali-day meeting will be held at cm es Uncovered by that comcity this week. Its members, as Lake Mary on May 22. A barbecue
demanded that “ some
its name Implies, are from among and basket dinner will be served ora wHcan apeak for him, tell
the several motor car dealers o f and there will be speaking bo*h us wMthe president wants us
this city. W. Eg Walthal, of the In the morning and afternoon. It to do, (omit to do."
Hudson-Essex
Company,
was was also staled tnai uus ctuxena
chosen- president;E. L. Hurveil, lo of Longwood ore very anxious to
cal Buick agsnt, vice-president, stage a rally at that place some M, S p a u g h erty W ill
and R. J. Reel, Dodg* representa time during the campaign and ar
tive, secretary.
rangements toward that end will B« C m fo r Contempt
The general purpose o f the probbuly be made. Precinct meet
fO rl# Ait w tolH r m a )
new organization, according
to ing! will also be held accordin|
* P r-* '12.—Senator
to
present
plans.
The
dates
o
an announcement given gut, is to
place a proper and jffst valuation the meetings will b* published in WbselsrLlarad today that M.
on used cars which will be obser- The Herald at a later date. These a. Uaug-jty, brother o f. the
vd by all local dealers. Tho rea meetings will be held at night and r°™ ,r# T»*y-ff*n«ral. would b«son of this actlop la not so much In charge of the precinct members cite! foi mtsmpt before thi
semte. )e restraining order
to protect tha dealera as it Is th* of the county committee.
Untesr otherwise changed, the issu'd ln ,(o yesterday against
public, it was further stated.
According to the asmfclation’s meeting in this city on Apr. 26 will the comi ee was granted by
be held st Central Park. This lo
plans, a central appraiser will
ner
p*rtsecured, who wll set the price on cation is selected because there
the used ca n of every member o f S benches available and a speakstand for the convenience of SHORT* OF F ARM LABOR
the organization.
prices wiU
the candidates. Shade trees will
be just and reasonable and •
also add to tha comfort o f the
keeping with the policy o f gi>
Apr. 12—Shorthearers.
the public
plan will
will bo fix
what a dealer.
them, but
The
weekly
Hots! 00
S 3 iS E lS a G b c a l
dock.
US. GOVERNMENT
TO BE REQUESTED
TO BUILD CANAL
X
SANFORD BOND
AND MORTGAGE
FIRM FORMED^
E
County Committee
Discusses Plans for
Meeting April 26
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H oy C am pbell, Tam pa,
Candidate
.D e le g a t e .'* - r—“ *
A t L a rg e , In Sanford
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SPEAKS TO LARGE
GATHERING HERE
JENNINGS GIVES
HIS PLATFORM
IN SPEECH HERE
_
lE W F
OPPOSING ROAD
T&* Smntori A w c la tfo n * o(‘ buV
inag.. women
Qmen held
he«a '' their
their usual
usual
luncheon at t h e ^ V a ld t i
Hotel
Thursday noon. N o business o f
material importance was transact
ed.
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'c k l c V i ^ h i ./w t iU f a V ^ W '^ . ^ n f ^-------d 'V ----------------r r t l ^ . t---e *lk
trfW Om
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tV
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.w^
j ‘ lustre,
mm
and address clrarlv
Tnn will re
. . . ha*
a~ a v
has made application for tax deed
and,
clearly. You
ceive a ten cent bottle o f F(j'- to Isau* In accordance with law;
8*Id certlfleata- ambroeea tha folLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COM lowirva described property altuatatf a .
Wltnaaa my ottUki
POUND for coughs, colds and In S«mlnole county. Kiorfd* to-w lti
aaaf thU ih«
U,,
nt BEt*. Boe. », |A. » , l » u .
hoarseness, also free sample pack NW«i o f
Miss Mcll Wflftner
the ages
.
?presented
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r
o cf iFOLEY
PILLS--* diunU o. Twp. *| S., Itantta 3f E. Tha-.aaU
assoclation-bind bclaa aaaaaaed at: The-tfaw ot
fbr the kldneye' and the- laauance -oraueh. eertlflcst* In
** a
frorn 11,0 RoU ry FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS tn« nim « of unilnown. Unlttt K M
marin h i ?
a
debt
maile by this association two years for Constipation and Biliousness.
(Cotninued from pnjfe 1.) >
Ho declared that be was for full
____
.(Cotninued from pago 1.)
. [enforcement
<
c^orccm ent of
o f every
cvery |
law^on
the
^ ^ M r j l g r a n then declared -rtmr.'-TWMfr-iWoW Shd not any nnrpar-I
W
h i c h He
H e State*
Stale* T
h . t rCom«L
Whicb
That
HieTTemocrats, If they win nt all ticular law or set o f laws. He dcpnny Is Not, Against Pro.
in the coming election, will b e ’ dared that n disregard for any
pored Road.
Theso wonderful remedies havo ’
«»-*«
nRPORT o r rm m cos urn ox o»
d ? m . . T M Se P, ? w„nt wer® Mes- helped millions o f people.
througli the combined efforts of one statute or set of
statutes
Try
dames. Maxwell, Carraway, John
Reports
that
have
been
current
I^nY
rd
"
K
i
n
.
the pemocraU and
Progressive : tends to breed a disregard for all
them.* Sold everywhere.
Republicans. He showed how all laws. Jle promised if elected that lor some time thnt the Atlantic ner ami MUs Minnie Allen. V ’
A y y i i -------------. . . .
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o f the pr igi.Vs.Mve reforms a n d 1he would be foe the strict en- .Coast Lino Railroad Company Is r „ L
. . .
f *y» w
o f th e G oa rrsl
a.
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a n t i n g the construction- o f tHe CUT THW
W W ORTO
.
’
y.rfr.-r.
“i h o " .:
-proposed Florida, Western and, Send this ad and ten cents to
U>ana On Real Batata .........
Northern Railroad to run from a Fol*y & C o , 2835 Sheffleld'Ave^
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* nd t.lhe Ptojftesslve element o f any officials wars lax In their duty,
point
near
ColemAn
to
West
Palm
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Ihrr I.4ir
the Republicans. •
Inltoit•f 8lAtM
tInli«Hl
Bond*
BtAtve __
,
Following isl a summary o f Mr. ho would remove them from office Beach, were denied by Lyman De
~ " n
,f
Btot»i
after a fair trial was given to the lano, executive vice-president of
Bryan’s address:
- m T—
- ..... - ...... - accused.
the railroad I a recent fntcrvfow at
"I am a candidate for delcjfatc
In
regard
to
the
road
building
Jacksonville.
■oS i",5 JS*“S i;,?"'!."!*. “ *
at large to the Democratic Nation
TOM ATO SA L A D
Du*J from Ihrnrporsted Banks
— ......... Mr. Delano’s statement was or
al convention, subject to the pri program for the state, Mr. Jen
Claims and other Resources
..... **"** ----------------o n e y
mary that will be held in June I nings recalled the Martin stand on follow s:
jC s s h Item s ------- ------------2................ ............................................. by "reading
ann «?*
exU U JK 0
am a candidate
— " * * *because *I -believe this question hy,
“ A number o f statements have
Cash on Hand ...._________
— ---------------------r — --------adin* a
Depositors Ouarantse Fund •— ..
........................... le New York convention will
wUi
tt* latter s speech Jn appeared in the papers to the efth it the
‘ Mutual F ire Insurance Fund ..‘"I__ ------------------- -------Atlantic Coast Line
be a gathering o f extraordinary Gainesville. He declared that 'Mr! i , , that ^
Try
thia
one
some
time.
importance. My wide personal ac Martin n plan to divide the state Railroad Company is opposing the
TitaK
Usa pulp and Juice o f « quart of
quaintance and long experience in into five districts and placo a man granting by the Interstate Com
LiABiM Tiea
in
charge
of
each
to
build
the
roads
tomatoes.
Boil
a
small
onion
in
a
!
Capital Stock paid In
merce Commission o f authority for
politics will enable me to aid the
Individual,
Deposit
a
Sabjrct
to
Check __ j,
iu oneca
cause of democracy and good gov giving each man an equal amount the construction o f the Florida, little water for ten minutes and
Bavlnaa n p p o n l l i ' —- f L , — s-Vyi-l
-of
money
to
spend,
would
not
work
Western nnd Northern railroad. add the onion juka to the tomatoes
ernment in Florida nnd the na
Demand Certificates o f Deposit
out in practice as’ It docs in the- These statements are incorrect.
tion.
Tima C ertificates nt Ileposlir " ’ * '
with
salt
to
taste.
Stiffen
with
Cashier's
opr. He also declared that such a
'
Checks Outstanding
.... Development o f Florida. •
Boy Campbell, Tampan, one of
Believes In Primary.
—
Bills P ayable ..
I believe in the primary and plan would forever kill any chance
Mr. Delano added that it la and corn starch, mold in small cups or
the state auditors serving under
Notes and Bills
Tor
the
state
to
receive
federal
aid
has always been the policy o f the glasses and serve on crisp lettuce
Total
Comptroller Amos and a candidate shall be pleased to obey any* in on its roads.
xt
i
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A
i i * n i i c v/ORst
i n e tto
o d
o ieveryy p p v « leaves with
Atlantic
Coast L
Line
do
In the approaching primary elec structions given by the Democrats
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8TATR OF FtX)ntDA. .County or Semleol 1st
- —
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m
e TamPa
l u m p s *h,n»T to help the development
tion for delegate to the National o f the state on principles, policies,
•ih?,na
9
.°».
8a.d
that
thc.
Inline* the StronerPRf n t M B p f i n F l n r i r l a
VUkiU 1*_
i i t.
eam • .
t h s .'ik -' i t L n ro w '‘- 0 “ h ,,B of ‘ he ahova-n [■mad Bank. a.,
In ML
While he said h^'dW*not
Democratic convention in New or,candidates; but as no candidate Tribune- the strongest of Martin’s' Florida
that the above statement la true to-tha-be
or my knewI
SANFORD HOME-MADE
York in June, la a visitor In San Is likely to have an instructed ma supporters, is not with him on his know thc origin o f the fall* re
IORRKCT
road
building
plans.
Such
a
pro
•ATT1
ports. It had come to his attention
. if?
° P lnes* in connection jority, theXselection o f a candi
At Mm Qf*i- l*«m aM Om m ) ttirn
MAYONNAISE
with his office. He is running for date will probably be made by the gram, ho declared would defeat that they had been given consider
b . P c l n.Trot]
convention, and the voters o f Flor- the very purpose for which It Is able publicity in South Florida. .
£ ! / £ t€’ ai * UrTe-,. Whu« »n Sansupposed to be designed. It woud
Hubsrrlbe d a nd s w o r n to b e f o r e m e this ISllv day of
Campbell will make nn
i.i?rf entiVcd 10 know my views.
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road department more
. Unless I am Instructed other ra<5£? .
audit o f the county’s books.
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. , -®* 8TRANOB, Notary!
political than ever and would tend growers and farmers o f the.atate.
■^Commenting upon his candidacy, wise, I shall favor a progressive to breed corruption.
He naid that one o f the iaf*Mt
S*,?.plf 11 f**crtsd that he has platform that will champion the
Aa to his own stand on the
? Me right and ability interests o f the mnsses. That all-important question, Mr. eJit- ones that growers face is the ahlpof . the people to name their candi- platform should take advantage nings declared that he would ping and ho declared that co-operatlvo marketing is the only solu
mistakes made by the Re
«ates for president and vice presl- *>*
publican loaders nnd suggest rem have n department board, whose tion.
. w ! L ai l d »u0clnr5d th#t ho would edies for the abuses uncovered bv duty it would be to build the
He declared in favor o f inland
abide by the Instructions o f Florlroads all over Florida, showing waterways nnd thc dexblopment
the investigations.
.
“ « P r c « M d in the
“ Income tax reductions should no partiality toward any section °r all navigabel streams In this
Pccjerential primary.
entire state.
Ho declared that srate.
He pointed out that it
. M f. Campbell,
since
his H
appoint------ r - — i -...w
o ma
> m ini. f ' vc at At” 1 as much benefit to such a thing is possible nnd if
those with small incomes as to
would be the snlvatlnn o f many
a atate “ Editor, has trav- those with large Incomes, and the elected he will make it so.
communities o f thc state.
Mr- Jonnlngs then reviewed his
tariff should be reformed in the
Mr. Jennings closed his remarks
record in the state house of repre with nn appeal for the votes o f
sentatives when he served only one those present. He expressed re
8trikes at Profiteer
faw ye?" l° beinR an auditor he-Is a
The profiteer should be re erm and that aa speaker. He said gret thnt he would be unable to be
strained; a private monopoly is that his record was an open one here on Apr. 26 because his Itinerand that his stand on reapportion
inrienfenslble and intolerable.
pr#aanc° e*seThe farmer shoudl be aided ment c ° u|d be easily seen by his wliere* ” *°r
by co-operative marketing and in activity along this line while In
every other way. He is the great the house.
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B B B B B B B B aaaiaaaaB
est sufferer.
_^!r* .•renntr»IT» declared in favor
“ The interests of labor should or better school organization, for
be guarded and provision made for a more thorough and .far reaching
the Investigation oF
it nil dTs"putes system of education. Ho touched
before they reach the stage o f upon the problems that face the
strike or lockout—not compulsory
D E S IR A B L E G O LO R ED SP R IN G . W A S H F A B R iq g
•nd Partly at the urging o f arbitration, but investigation In or_______
Y , ’’t o ii j
‘J «ri that
f^cU may *>« known
friends, persistently refused to and
reconciliation effected with
For D resses a n d U nderw ear
RED SEAL RECORDS
enter Into public discussion o f the i u*Uce to all parties.
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Water transportation,
both
reparation problem or the French
6441—
12-in.,
list
price
$2.00.
wean
and
inland,
should
receive
occupation o f the Ruhr. He pre- every
STOP a t t a c k s o f
Nocturne in B. Major (Cho
ferred to hold himself In ren d l-1
.that
bot producers eneouragcmcnt,
P«-ar* hvliiw will supply you with
pin) ........ ......;............. ^
tnnt both
and consumers
ness until the moment for ultl- may
~
have the benefit of cheaper - Th.. tiMiHKist- Wtinsir name np.
... Vladimir de Paciimann <
mate action hod arrived.
Even transportation.
n *1.00 linltl<< of IIOOVKIt'H IMImpromptu
in F Sharp Ma ,
“ All laws should Ik? rigidly .onPrtobri crepe....W e
1‘ROVKD AHTrtMA HKMKDY.
during his farrper year* incum
uivuinforced;
the
prohibition
law,
as
wt-il
wlUt
ih»
undo
crstandln*
th
.t
wfrer■
bency
'
icy o f n seat in the Relclut**^ JU-other laws.
............
•<>u havo ta k en o n o ....... .............. .
tp^jaOfticGiitp:.
w>r
vr-iPerumpaw-Mi
IrSno. you »iri* not satisfied with
40-in. wide.**
*
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l t d . Ann
n en during
_ fthe
. I
r.xcppt as Instructed nfhorur!.„
n'“msy
.. ........g
i 996— 10-in., list price $1.50?
Except
otherwise.
debates,
fcnd nnlv
only nonce
the results, r“
you.
return jthe
hnlHiirr und your money will be
Mondnacht
(Moonlight)
period he w h s n member o f *he I shall favor candidates who are
chvwrfiilly refunded, tfo smoke
economic parliament did the n’flL E T V * ,V.°u anfl dry* Mor« ^an
(Eichendorff-Scjhumann)
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7 ^ $ 2 .9 8
; . •
or tllsiiHrerahli- odor about the
d a l -minutes o f that body contain three-fourths of the Democrats
In Germ an.......................
arc progressive and more than
house,
ulvrs
quick
relief,
nnd
If
■ report o f his utterances. Thi" half o f the Republicans are pro
used for n ressonablQ lenath of
—- .... Schumann-Hemic
was when he unfolded his pro
gressive. \\’e nave no chancetime, removes tha causes anil
Der Tod und das MadcHen
gram calling for “ more produc- therefore, of electing u Democrat
render you
(Death and the Maiden)
e^PhU,,!n‘, ithe , “ Volition of the unless he is supported by the p r o -1 conditions which
■Object to attseks of Asthma.
eight-hour day law, o f which he
Kresslve
vote
of
thc
nation.
A
lii
(Ciaudius-Schubert) *tln
waa the unrelenting foe.
SI.OO nail a.1.00 llotlire at Vour
that the Democrats hnve done in
German’ .... ................. 1...
Druaatat's.
th‘ » y n t has been done
......... Schumann-Heink
with the aid o f the Progressives'
Roumillal & Anderson
and the investigations have inSasferU, Florida.
6442—
12-in, list prico $2.00.
erased the number o f Progressive
E A S T E R EGG
Tcnebrae
factac
sunt (The
A
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r
V
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T
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I
’rlul
Will
Be
Bent
By
nnr intensified the Progressive
Shadows Fall) (Vittoria)
sentiment. It would be suicidal to
A Benefit ‘ Easter Hunt, nominate a Democrat who is not
G eo. D- Hoover
. In L a tin ..........................
.Salurdny, April 19, at Cen in harmony with the progressive
SfanufaeturlMH I'hereiorU I. I nr.
.... Sistinc Chapel Choir
ideas of thc party and the no
tral Park. .
301.30* K. I.oeu.t S I ,
tion.”
DANCE RECORDS
The
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IlT;rrto'*'i,"”, 'n.c'“dinlr^
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Cm;
mORED PEOPLE
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NO HOT COMBS
ig y
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ecidl...
HUGO STINNES
INDUSTRY KING
PIES INJBERLIN
...New.
Victor Records
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ASTHMA
PRINTED CREPE DECLINE
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TISSUES
19286—
10-in, list price 75c.
I’m All Broken Up Over
You— Fox T r o t ...............
.......Ted Weems and His
Orchestra.
I’m
Somebody
Nobody
Loves — Fox Trot ..
Waring*s Pennsylvanians
i
19287—
10-in, list price 75c.
My Gal Sal — Fox T r o t ....
....... Ted Weems and His
- Orchestra.
Ted Morse Medley Fox Trot
■
-..The Manhattan Merry
makers.
:
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K n ig h ts T em p lar
SATURDAY AN D M ONDAY
There will be a Hpecial con
clave of Taylor Commandcry
No. 28 next Saturday, April
12th at 7:30 P. M. for the pur
pose of conferring the Ordrr
o f the Temple. Membera of
Taylor Commondery pjeaae
attend In. full uniform.
Easter Dresses
25 Styles A t
Vlidting Sir Knights
cordafly invited.
M W
Eminent
JNO. D. JINKINS.
Recorder.
A Moat Beautiful Collection Developed in
Cnnton Crepe, Flat Crepe, Crepe Dg Chine and other
Popular Weaves. Colors and Sizes Well Aaaorted
Come Early to Get Your Choice.
M IL L IN E R Y
TH E A TR E
IToday...
—
$2.98 TO $5.98 ,
S K IR T S A N D S W E A T E R S
A t a 1 0 % Reduction
$1.00 Off
.
:
On Linen, Voiles and Tub Silk
DRESSES
t
gS£.f:
W
45
Tw o D ays Only \
A tten tion !
By order of the
Commander. .
32'in65s s s f i s r s S w 80* ° ^bright check and p,aid'«**.
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2
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19288—
lQ-Jn. list price 75c.
• Innocent, Eyes — JForTrot P i
(From “ Innocent Eyes” )
....International Novelty K
Orchestra.
;
S a y jt Again, * r - Fox Troti
(fro m ^Moonlight” ) ....
International Novelty Orcheatra.
’
VOCAL RECORDS V
45395— 10-in, list price $1.00
Chansopette----------- ----........... Lambert Murphy
Rose of Old Castiie .......
-•i ....... Lambert Murphj"
J9250— 10-in, list price -TScJ8
Listen tq the Mocking Bird' 4
?■
Alice Green-Raymond
Dixon.
'
.Nightingale Song ...,...... ’
• .... j.—
Della Baker
19266-L10-Inn liat price 75c.
I Wqnder How the Old
Folks are at Home .......
Lewis- James and Shan*
non Quartet
There’s a Mother
Waiting You
Sweet ,Home
Lewis Jamet
non Quartet.
cts.
UNCRUSHABLE DRESS
N ew shipm ent o f dress linens in new shades, colors guariahfc # '
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98
cts,
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SPLASH VOILES
^
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e ’ rta lD i0,0 r8 ’'r08C’ H ght Wue’ ,avend® f maise,
o A iig e ,
This voile comprises several d e sig n s in drawn effects
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—
59
cts.
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IMPORTED RATINE
e £ t e Ratine,C<>l0rS' P in k ,r 0 S e ,P e a c h ,ta n a n d
white* P<ain and
drawn
40-in. wide Lingerie Silk in white a n d flesh special
$2&
&
’ S S f e K 3 i ” °, ‘h ,‘ "“ , , *l"“ <•' Mm'- * J
�r-pinur k w a
i a n n /t 7/vdn’ iffR aiiTrrtTfn
THE 8ANF0KTriIERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 12,1924
M y Children
Just Love
Liv-o-lax”
Backach
69.83 RASPS*
282.93
intcrei
147.00
4 2 9 .9 8
' W
lor d , 1
429.98 'SEA!
4 2 9 .9 8 4-3-8-1
129.98
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ns
H F . r o U T OK T H E f O A I l I T I O t l OK
2 1 4 .J 9
307.72
In m y aide* a n d b a d
and
m y leg* h a r t m e ut
c ou ld n ’ t w a l k . I st ay
bad h a l f t h e t im e . 1
all k in d * o f m e d i c i n e
11 I
d In
ried
but
Meisch Realty Co., Lot 10, Rlk 4, Tr. 9 ...............
Victor and Belle Check Lot 5, Blk 4, Tr. 1 0 ..... .....
J. H. Tillis Lot 10, Blk 4, Tr. 10 ................... ........
II. A. Estridgo Lot 6, Blk 4, Tr. 11 __
Leola W Powell nnd Matilda L Williams Ixit 10,
Blk. 4, Tr. 11 — v____ _____________________
Atlantic Coaat Line Railroad Co., E. 137 (t. of Blk
4, Tr. 12. Alto R. R. Right-of-way beg.
at S. E. Cor. Blk 4, T». 12, run E. 50 f t , N.
265.5 f t . W. 50 f t , S. 165.5 ft. to b e g ____ ...
Mrs. A .E .Phillips Lot 1, Blk 5, Tr. 1 .... —.... ...
J. W. Rutledge E. 51 ft. Lot 9, Blk 5, Tr. I ....... _
C. M. Mitchell, W. 66 ft. \M 9. Blk 5, Tr. 1 ____“
C. II. Smith E. 74 ft. Lot 1, Blk 5, Tr. 2 .......—
George E. Wells W. 43 ft. Lot 1, Blk 5, Tr. 2____
J. II. Koumillat Lot 9, Blk 5, Tr. 2 ............!......... ; T. W. Williams Lot V. Blk 5, Tr. 5 ......................
. Mrs. A. E. Hill Lot fc Blk 5, Tr. 5 ............. .........
■Atlantic Ooast Line Railroad Co. Right-of-way
between Third and Fourth Streets ...............
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co. I.tl. Blk f>. Tr. 6.
Annie F. Woodburn E. 1-2 Lot 6, Blk 5, Tr. 6 ...
Harriett F. Leavitt W. 1-2 to t 6, Blk G, Tr. 0____
E. Woodcock Lot I, Blk 5, Tr. 7
............. - ......
S. Rungc Lot 6, Blk 5, Tr. 7 —..._______ ____
Wm. Tuggles Lot 1, Blk 5, Tr. 8 .... ................
Harry F. and Beecher Kent I^ofc 8, Blk 5, Tr. 8 ....
|John D. Jinkins Lot 1 Blk 5, Tr. 9 .................:.... .
; Primary School to t 6, Blk 5, Tr. 9 ...... ....... .... ....
|Mary S. Dlckins Lot 1, Blk 5, Tri 10 .................
; George A. De Co ties-Lot 6, Blk 6, Tr. 1 0 ...............
IG. W. Smith Lot I, Blk 5, Tr. 11 ..........................
W. R. Pell Lot 6, Blk 5, Tr. 11 ..........................
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co. E. 137 ft. of
Blk 5, Tr. 12, Also right-of-way beg. at N.
E. Cor. o f Blk 5, Tr. 12, run E. 50 ft., S.
266.58 ft., W. 60 ft. N. 206.58 ft. to beg....'..;..
I t d id m e n o g o o d F t ally
I W ed
•*
\
uaq
iv u(U I
g o o d f r o m th e v e r y n
_ A f t e r I h a d ta k en ball
■ bottle 1 n o t ic e d a n 1
_
prorem ent
1 1 cod t l m
™ Its aae a n d I g o t b e t t e r s
_
better. T h e pains In :
■ legs an d aides dlsappeai
_
And I b e g a n to g a in
■ weight until now 1 wel
1 ( 5 p o u n d s a n d fe e l b e t ta
th a n I e v e r-d id In m y life.'
• Cardul s h o u ld h e lp y o u
too.. W h y n o t g l r e i t a ta l
arm i*vw
new wall uiisvnch
b r a c k e t aur
fo r a* w
(pie
mis*
if™' phone slides up and down several
Inches to suit persons o f different
sU^ures.
\
N A T IO N A L BASE B A L L W E E K
30772
«,
The .Peoples Bank of Sanford
129.98
429.98
4 2 9.98
42 9 9 8
1kJ.™
•
'- " a n s »n Ural K*tn t« .
............
l.‘Vinn".i.on Collatera l Hrc,ir|ty o t h e r than R e a l E M M
All oth er Loan* nml D isc ou n t* .
r n , , *tl Hlalre Hoad* ...___ _________
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Sanford, Fla. — J------- -
A cordial welcome awaits you at this
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Strong: Financial Institution
C apital and Surplus
Total Resources
-
-
$125,
-
$1,500
t 30.000 00
___ i ■•apUal Block Paid In .................
158.0KT individual D eposit s Su bje ct t<
.........
H tj.ja
an,| C er tifica te* o f D*p
429.98,
<->rtlf Irate* o f Depnnlt
a. . , , ,
r"Wiiler*» C h ec k * Outstnndin
27 6.lid m ils I'a^nlile
................ ......
lo o . o io or
S3.43S.73
62.S50.00
17,240 2S
6,793.415
990 Ok ^avlmra D eposits „
. 41.000 00
.
132.30
429.98
214.99
214.99
429.98
429.98
429.98
429.08
3(17.72
3Q7.72
429.98
429.98
429.93
429.98
-
-
Nolle
1631,163.61
I* •**
Urnwn. t 's u h l w o f th e a l io v e - n u m n l Dank, dn solem n ly sw e a r
the n o o v e statement Is tru e to the heat o f my knowledtte and belief.
K. II. DROWN. Cashier.
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CO It n KCT— A T T K S T :
W. II. TL'NNICLIKFB.
■ • • ■
C. P, WILLIAMS.
H. I’ L'LKBTON.
.
.
•
Directors.
Subscribe dand s w a m to b e f o r e me th is 10th day o f April. 1934.
,
K. ST R A N D B. Notary Public.
■3
“Bond oi
jji
Friendship
If
Offer”
V
G O O D B Y E A
M eans Good W ear
WATCH
NEXT
Goodyear Balloon Tires fo r Ford cars
His Highness, the King of American Summer Sports, Is prepar
**
ed to enter his domalnT\In bis honor a ten day period celebra
tion has been set aalde by The Chamber o f Commerce of Ath
letic Goods Manufactures. The period upon which King Base
.Ball will receive tl 2 bow of the American Public is from April
4th to April I4th. The welcome is to be extended through
Window Displays o f Sport Stores.
Come In make our Store your headquarters during this week.
See our Window Display. Look over our fine Slock of Base
Ball Goods. The Lucky Dog D. & M. line.
are now in s t ^ c k .^ Com plete
TUESDAY’S
*
wheels apd rim s, with
fu ll
PAPER
set o f
balloon
tires, will be furnished on new Ford
cars at $75.00 extra.
A t T h e Sportsm an Store.
SANFORD CYCLE CO.
Delivered Anywhere in the city
Sanford, Fla.
STREET FROM SANFORD AyFW U B TO MAGNOLIA
AVENUE AND OAK TO MILL CREEK!
; ;
\£,
The following is ’-the final estimate wf the goat o f paying-ThiW SL
(c: front Sanford Avc. west t n J i a g i w t f ^ W d ^ ^ t f w O a ^ v v , s w M o .
Mill Creek in Tier 1
dTffiPYb^n orSanJortf;
^ Florida, with sheet asphalt 24 feet In widttf.
'***;
From SaUford to Magnolia, Oak to French and Maple to Mill
ZN& Creek:
*
MV/ 1817 Cu. yds. excavation @ 40c ------ — ------ ----- ----- -— ----- 1
.,^0 ) 10039 Sta. yds. overhaul @ tc :.r............... .............. ...................
4878 Lin. ft. concrete curb and gitter ® 76c .............— .-----1133 Lin. ft. flush curb @ 30c"—------------------------------ --------162 Lin ft. granite cUrb rese @ 15c .......- — - — ...... ~.......
47U gq. yds. 6” rock base laid ® 76c :.............—
—...........
6520 Sq. yds. 2” sheet asphalt top @ 97c ----------------- — .....
636 Sq. yds brick rclaid @ dc ...... ——
——......
w ji J725 Sq. ft. uBey returns @ 2c ......... .................. ......... ...... ..
■^
I j j cu . yds. class B concrete® $23.00
—
—
g Typo A Inlets @ $30.0{ .......- - .....—
- ..... —•
g Type B Inlets @ $27.00 — —— .........—
- ......... —
6 Manholes ® $50.00 ----- -— ------........... ........ — — ..... Jr
820 Sq. ft. sidewalk ® 20c ---------—........... .......... ...............
t
578 Lin. ft. 12" storm sewer 9 $1.10,.......... — ----------- ------721 Lin. ft. 18” storm s e w tl® $1^0 ......... ...... .... - ..........
H 6 Lin f t 24” -storm sew ei® $2.75 ......... ............ ............
720.80
100.39
3508.50
339.90
24.30
5033.25
6324.40
267.12
819.50
34.60
240.00
243.C0
400.00
164.06
569.80
1297.80
310.25
$22458.15
50 C T S . F O R 5 G A L L O N S
$ 16.00
. 109.50
. 141.62
3.30
. ,5.40
„. 10.80
See W . B. Lynch or Phone 5
-T-"^rb r a r e s t
.... ZZZZZZZZZ.................. ......... $286.62
To be hoTm U ty'TU Vl.a, $95.51.
To be borne by ndjncVit property owners,*$191.08.
Nilmber feet frontage/ 492.4.
Assessment per foot frontage $0,388.
FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer.
Feet
Final
^ nmo
Description
Frontage
Estimate
' Ii. It. Trafford’s Map, Hanford.
Atlantic Coast Line Ry. Co., Lot 8, Blk 3, Tr. 5.... 117
$45.40
Alice Fitts and L. II. Gibbs, Lot 9, Blk. 3, Tr. 5.... 45.3
’
17.58
Atlantic Coast Line Ry. Co., Right-of-way In Blk.
3- Tr. 5 ....... ..................a............................... 24.7
9.58
Chase & Co., Lot 12, Blk 3, Tr. 5 ........;..... ...............
16.6
6.44
Chase & Company, Lot 1, Blk 4, Tr. 5 ...................
37.8
’ 14.(J6
Atlantic Coast Line Ry. Co.,-Right-of-way in Blk
Tr. 6
28.1
10.90
S. O. and J. C. Chase, Lot 6, Blk 4, Tr. 6 ............... 158.2
61.36
Atlantic Coast Line Ry. Co., E. 45 ft. on Myrtlo
Avc. between First St. and Third Street ____
64.7
25.16
The above and foregoing final assessments are payable without
■ ¥ ■■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ¥ ¥ » ■ IMW lMia ■
IN T H E E X T E N S IV E A N D IN T E N S IV E P L A N N I N G O F
HOLLYWOOD
Every nevidOa and modern plan that could be found— that was practicable— has been introduced
T H E F IR S T C IT Y IN F L O R ID A ’
To start with the' zoning Bystem established—the same plan that is in use in Chicago, Cleveland, Indianapolis
and other progressve cities.
I
v
Under this plan none of tho different features of this modem city can overlap on each other—There ari
retail business zones— manufacturing zones-—hotel and apartment house zones— residential zones— ami only
the buildings specified can be erected in these'zones.
hruvRlMa are InatructrU to rrfuml money In every Instance where
aallafactury remill* are not nlitnliietl. The very drat iloae of
CI.Ktt JO.XBS LIVKIl AAII Klli.MHY TO.V1U
tilmout Invariably Nioim th eiehtltncy iif nnMiilnK and couKhiiieC
nml tho third doa« uxually atom the aeverrel COLD. The-common
Cold muat be claaaed n* a sertoua ilUrann mi
rid of It at once
If your muaelea are aore or you have that chilly feeUn>with a dull headache. If* a lure elan that you have taken cold.
Don ! wall for Pneumonia to develop, but buy a bottle of CL.HM
JUMPS LIVBit AND KIDNEY TONlC today. The "oil U email
and you can not afford tu take a chance at this tlma of year.
For sale at
W ID E S T R E E T S
Are an absolute necessity in these days of innumerable automobiles— motor trucks— and motor busses—ar-J
HOLLYWOOD-BY-THE-SEA has supplied them in an unstinted fashion that will be emulated by every
new city in the country.
R O U M IL L A T & A N D E R S O N
v
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T H E W I D E S T P A V E D S T R E E T IN F L O R ID A
Hollywood Boulevard 120 feet wide— paved 92 ft. from curb to curb with 14 ft. sidewalk—-Two 70 ft street!
and no street Isa than 60 ft. in width. Everything else in Hollywood-BY-THE-9EA is based on the same
magnificent proportions.
’
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That the residents and summer visitors to Florida may have an opportunity
I
to see thin wonderful new city for themselves— the delightful Free sight
420 S q . f t . a l l e y r e t i l r r ®
,
2®
---- -------------------
1 T y p e B I n l e t @ — ........f......———
540 l i n f t . 3 " d r a i n t i l ® $ 6 5 0 0 - p e r M
J
L a b o r a t o r y In ap ec n — .p— ........................L e g a l e x p e n a e , a i H l a i n g , e tc , 2 p e r c e n t
i)
E n gineerin g
4
perent
seeing tripsin our own DcLuxe Busses that have proven
— —.
---------- ........... —
$1846.31
fTotal coat - ..............r--------To be borne by City 1 $615.
ITo be borne adjacent operty $1230.89.
Number of feet fron t, 468.
’-Aateumant per footontage
FRED T. WILLIAM^. Engineer.
/lam e
fcrlptlor
M. F. Robinson, Lot Blk 4,T r. 1, Sanford
'Eugene Cox, Lot 14* 4, Tri 1, Sanford —
R. G. Stockton, lira 85 f t Lot 8, Blk 4, 1
S- Davison, W. 34 Lot S/ Blk 4, Tr. 2....,
Carrie S. Davison, I at S. W. cor. Lot 13,
■• . 4 Tr. 2. Run S t t 7 \L E. 6 2 * f t , N
43 f t , N. 3% f*. l * * ] f t , S. to S. E.
o f said Lot 1$. 117 ft. to beg— ........
Mr*. A . E. HU1, LoB ik, 4 Tr. f i ------ 7- ....
Foot '
Frontage
...
2
-
117
117
85
32
N Final
Aaarfee**®*
4 3 9 ,9 8
429.95
312.38
- 117.60
Garage and
popular this
winter will be continued all summer weekly from Sanford to HOLLY-
A n d Service Station
Formerly Smith Bros.
bo
WOOD-BY-THE-SEA and the East Coast including Miami.
Machine Shop
For full in-
formation fill out and mail the coupon.
REMOVED
113 South Park Ave.
A C E T Y L E N E W E L D IN G
H O M E S E E K E R S R E A L T Y CO,
G as, O il and Accessories
Agents for
EXPERT REPAIR WORK. A SPECIALTY
HOLLYW OOD LA N D AN D
STORAGE
By Day, Week or Month
W ATER COM PANY.
Remember Our New Location
J. W, YOUNG, President
H
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APRIL 12,1924.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Sunday. School, 9:30. a. m.
Morning worship and sermon,
11 o’clock; subject, "The Great
Denial.”
B. V. P. Unions, 6:4^ p. m.
Evening worship and sermon,
7:30 o'clock; subject, “ The Great
Choicd.”
Prayer
meeting
and Bible
study Wednesday evening, 7:45.
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WEARfc'ER
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Church services
for
Sun
day. April 13, 1924;
Subject, "A ro Sin, Disease nnd
Death Real?”
Church service, tl a. m.
Sunday School, 10 n. ni.
Woman’s Club •'building. Oak
Avenue.
AH nre welcome.
W E A R S LO N G ER
1ANNOUCKMENT.
The Pipe Organ Club will hold
its annunl Easter bnznnr Satur
day, April *19, at
Halversoii’a
Paint Store in the
Welnku
Building, *
ALL SOULS CHURCH.
Tomorrow is Palm Sunday.
Sunday School nt 9 a. in.
Blessing of palms and distribu
tion commence nt 10 a. in. sharp.
Low Parochial Mass nt 10:30 n.
m.
Reading o f the Passion o f our
Lord Jeaus Christ.-, ...
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TIO N S A N D E S T IM A T E S .
N . Laurel A y e
Phone 565
SALE
WEAREVER ALUMINUM
subject of "How the vanquished
and defeated in life’s conflicts
mny become triumphant and Joy
ful victors and prise \*innen.,,|f
Do not forget the Bible school
or Christian Endcnfm- meetings.
We need your prm nee; bring
your friends. Let us be troo anJ
faithful to our Lord and Marter.
t«et us remember that the place to
find the lost Christ i* in His Fath
er's House.
May /iur love for
the Master be great enough to
draw us to the place where He
has promised to meet u». "Where
two or threo nre gathered
in
my Name tt.erc urn I in their
midst.” Come, a welcome nwalfs
you.
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FIRST METHODIST C lll ItCII
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
W. J. Carpenter, Pastor,
The Presbyterian Church wili
At the It o’clock service the
hold its regular services Sunday
pastor will preach on “ The Im
as follows;
9:46 a. m., Sunday School.
• mortality o f Evil.”
The subject of the evening ser
mon will be “ Jesus
Excluded
From the Hotel.”
Our Sunduy School will hold
SEZ
its session at 9:30 a. in.
The Epworth Leagues meet nt
0:45 p. m.
WONOE* IF A H O M t
The boys of the Scrap Iron
Cass turned out well last Sun
L ik e r m s w a u L D b b
The friends of Mr. LnVern Hurt
day. We want 75 present •<>irorrow mor.iltig.
B*.* on lime, of Lakeland, who wns visiting here
A \«IP6.-^SC JR A N C e
I nvg, and lets liavc a crea'. meet- Inst week, and a former resident
P ou cy
ifR.
of Sanford,, wili regret to hear of
the death of his mother, in Vir
HOLY CROSS CHURCH. .
Church services for
Palm ginia.
Sunday will he:
7:30 a. m., Low Celebration.
9:15 n. m., Sunday School.
The trop shooting season is near,
11 \x. m., Morning service.
out nt the practice field yesterday
7:30 p. in., Vespers.
The rector will be out Ihie were Messrs. Charles Whitncr,
rervieo at Christ Chtircl cmfwyp Frank Woodruff, Ralph Wight,
Sunday afternoon
for vesper Joe Hutchinson and Robert Cobb.
service nt Christ Church, Longwood, at 3 p. m.
Church services for Holy Wed.
will be: *
.Monday and Tuesday, 5 p. m.
Wednesday, 7 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Maundy Thursday, 7, 9:30 a. in
and 5 p. in.
..
Good Friday, 11:30 a. m., 12 in.
and 8 " p. m.
Easter Even, 5 p. ni.
Y n n r IriiKnllty nml prlilr n f t m n r r . h l p w i l l h r Jiiallf r r w n r d .
ril I h n i u n b hullilInK r i g h t m m .
I F YO U A R E S E R IO U S L Y
11 n. m., Preaching service.
* 2 p. m.. Junior Christian En
deavor Society.
2:30 p. m., Intermediate Chris
•Ian Endeavor Society.
7 p. m.; Senior Christian
Endeftvor Society.
8 p. m., Preaching service.
Session will meet at the
close o f each preaching service
lor the reception of menber*.
S r i iijon: '
N. French Ave,
Phone 235-J
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From our varied stock of electrical appliances and fix
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OF
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FOR
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F U R N IS H
THE
ous Indifference." “ Neither is it
(wisdom) found in the land of
them that live in delights.” Job
xxviii-13.
Blessing of new altars, rosary
and benediction nt 7:30 p. m.
Lenten devotions
Wednesdny
evening nt 7:45.
Holy Thursday morning Mass
nt 7 a. m. with exposition of the
Blessed Sacriimcnt all day.
Lenten devotions Thursday eve
ning at 7:45 o’clock.
Good Friday morning Mass of
the Prcsanctiflcd at 7 a. m.
Private devotions at 3 p. m.
Good Friday.
Good Friday evening nt 7:15,
Stations of the Cross and Sefmqn
on PassionHoly Saturday Morning ser
vices commence at H a. m. Read
ing the prophecies, blessing of Hie
baptismal fonl, followed
by
Mass.
Strangers invited to
church
services.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Dr. Burhans will give, tomor
row, two very practical sermons
that will both increase the length
of one’s lifo and greatly multiply
life’s happinesk o f those who ac-
Phonc
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Women generally are coming to recognize that Kelvinator »»•
as far in advance of old style refrigeration as the electric .light
is superior to the kerosene lamp.
This new way of refrigeration makes food more palatable b y .
preserving it better.
Kelvinated butter is always fresh and hard. Vegetables a n d
fruit hold their flavor and freshness almost Indefinitely.*,’Milk
and cream keep for days. Meat is milch better preserved.
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It la extremely*
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY^ APRIL'4 2, 1924:
ie S an ford H ei
T e n R equirem ents F or a R eal City.
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A s Brisbane bees It
BUT' H O W ABOUT TH E HOUSEW ORK?
The average person' in Florida Wants to live in a city .What la He Doing There?
that shows a progressive spirit and that steadily grows. He Wheeler I* No “ Easy Mark."
Dangerous Short Selling.*
U r«4 aa Second C lua Mattel >e- doesn’t care to be a citizen in a town lacking in public spirit
abar 17, l* l» . at the Poetoffl at
P erm it S. Hill Figure*.
inTord. F lorida , under aot o f I ch and a pride in its achievements.
He wishes to contribute
Copyright, l i t !
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_ I his part to the upbuiU/jng of good communities.
L U X FTT ok tit...
L. N. Flint, chairman of the department of journalism
YOU READ the report deciding
IIOIVABM nicnn
Ha
in the University o f Kansas says that there are ten tests how many biliions Germany must'
Atmm
a
------r------------------------- t— for
ior every city,
city. a
A cuy
city in order to be
oe a city, has
nas em
certain
i
P‘
yn*nd And, seeing at ttir bottom
money.
i T «r_?r» tTq°"si uTnih'» {go standards which it must attain and it is these., standards of that report the name of a re
!ln Clip h r C * f r l * r l e r ' which Mx.. Flint sets'forth and which we clfp from the Lake spectable
Chicago banker, Mr,
-W **»y BOTtlon |I jar
Dawes, ydu ask yourself with Moland Star-Telegram:
licre’s famous character:
1. Attractiveness: Shall I like the town— its "atmos Que diahle ailiat il faire dans
M O Tinit All Obltc
la o f thanks. raaolutl
phere?” Does it have* the beauty of sh afal trees and other cette galere ?
Motloga o f ontartalnmeata w»
may be freely translated,
r*aa are mad a, will ha char
beautiful features? Is it a quiet, roomy, W r y , well-lighted "WWhich
hat the devil is he doing th ere?"
at regular advertising rail
town? Does it have attractive public buildings and homes?
I B A SSO C IA TE D f »
WHAT HAS tho United Statea to
Is it well paved? Is it clean in every sense?
ha Aaaoeiated rreaa la exelL
do
with deciding what Germany
. is tk IM to till use for rep i2. Healthfulness: Will my family and I have a reason shall pay, how many billions France
tton of ay
m « i
dlepatefa
MM 'X i- l i oi not otha
able chance to keep well in that town? How* about-its water and the others shall get? it wasn't
Hod In this papar and alao |«
supply? Its sanitary system? Its methods of milk inspec our war. It is not our funeral or
I naWa oubltanad tiaratn.
celebration, and we don’t get
t g h t a 'o f ra-v'obllcaUoi. at ip
tion? Its health department? Its hospitals? Is it without any our
the money.
tehag haraln ara aiao raaanr
congested district?
Somebody ought to tell Uncle
Sam that story' about the man that
SA TU R D A Y . APRIL 12, 1924J
3. Education: Can I educate my family and myself in got
rich "by minding his own busli l k T h o u g h t f o r roD A t that town ? How’ about its public schools— present and fut ncss.*’
PEACE WITH ALL MEN;J ure? Its institutions of higher education or of business train
allow peace with all men, ar ing? Its libraries?. Its lecture and concert courses? Its news
SOME
ENTHUSIASTS
out
‘ aesa, '’without which no mi
West, stimulated by large pocketpapers?
Its
postal
faciUties
?
Its
schedule
o
f
salaries
to
teach
11 see the Lord. Hebrews 11
books, have • Indicted
Senator
ers? Its investment in school property?
Wheeler. Trying to discourgc his
investigating. By this time
8ILENCB
ii
4. Peopld: Shall'I lik e the people of the town? Are able
t h e / probably regret it- for the
There »sC some qualities— soml *bey "home folks” without false exclusiveness?
Are they senator is going to investigate
I
incorporate things.
J neighborly and^friendly ? Is the town free-from factional- THEM and find out just what and
That have a double life, whirl! j3m ? Does ft hfiVe strong religious, fraternal, and social or- who are behind ‘.he indictment.
A type
that twin entity which!Kan izati° nfi ? Is il. a lay-abiding community ? Do the people
WASHINGTON KNOWS that
their public
libraries
springs
"use *L"'
u" * 1,1
1 and
J support1 artistic undertakings?** when Senator Wheeler entered
matter and light, evinced in Do they keep their children in school and not in factories? public life in Montana he found
two political parties out there, one
solid ^nd shade,
Are they good American citizens?
re la ea two-fold Silence— sea
called Republican, one called Dem
and shore—
5. Recreation: Can I have a good time in that town— ocrat, both owned by copper mines.
an 4 soul. One dwells in
When he ventured to oppose the'
and my family? How about the theaters, museums, gymonetv places,
copper capitalista he was inform
ew lyw tyh grass o’ergrown; some asiums, parks, etc.? Are there active agencies for providing ed that he would be run out. of
ood entertainments, athletic contests, etc. ? Are invitinfe op- Montana. But he had plans,’ *gilt
solemn graces.
• human memories and tearful
rtunities for pleasure drives afforded by well paved himself elected to the Senate o f V
lore, J
the United States nnd now th e n
reets?
.
him terrorlea: his name's
people arc hearing from him.
' ,
"N o jl o r e ” .
Even the fattest pocketbook .
6. Living: Can we live reasonably and well in that
la the .corporate Silence: dread
wn? Are the best modern conveniences available for its res ought to realize that thia is no
ed notl
time for financial “ rough stuff.”
p o w e f hath he o f evil in him idents— electricity, gas, telephones, etc.? Are the housing
s e lf; and shopping conditions favorable? Rents, taxes and prices
GENTLEMEN SELLING cotton. ^
should some urgent fate (un fiir ? Hotels good? Home and truck gardens and dairy pre "short" recently have discovered
timely lo t!)
that the United States and ita'prtH
~X thee to mee this shadow dicts plentiful? Is it a good town in which to bring up chil ducts arc good things to buy, not
dren?
(nanwlesa elf,
so good thnigs to sell short.
, L
i t hadnteth the lone regions
Austarlin Is coming along rapid?
7. Accessibility: Can we go and come easily? Does
where hath trod
ly as a cotton producer, and Boon
<0 fo o t o f man), commend thyself thfe town have adequate railroad connections and train ser her cotton crop will equal her wool
vice? Street car lines? Interurban lines? Well marked auto crop in value. But unfortunately
to Gqd!
— Edgar Allen Poe.
mobile routes and hard surfaced roads? Desirable proximity the boll weevil is an industrious
insect. That helps prices, and-all
A nother, week has passed Into to other cities.affording additional advantages?
the cotton this country can pro
tory.
'R. Business: Can I make good use of capital in that duce for many a year is needed -to
---------- o---------town?
Are there good banking facilities? Manufacturing in clothe the naked and half naked
The most attractive thing about
Europe. That also helps prlcea.
terest?
Up-to-date stores? Good shipping facilities? Favor in You
fJUUni^ station nbw-a-days la the
may be foolish enough to
able labor conditions? A prosperous fanning territory? Fair BELIEVE in bad times, but don’t'
1--------- o---------real estate values? Reasonably cheap power? Active co-oper be foolish enough to BET on
Unfortunately the fight last
them.
‘ it came to a sudden end when ation among business interests?
contestants quarreled.
9. Employment: Can I get a job in that town at fair pay
MEN MUST do something fool
—— —o ---------and wtih good prospects for the future? Can I count on co ish and the best that you can nray
reason they call It the pro
for is that the “ something" select
uder la because propaganda operation from organizations making it their business to help ed will not be os bad as it might
something you don't want introduce and establish new commercial interests and to wel be.
come new citizens?
You lciyrn that the Chinese
smoke moSe cigarettes every day,
10. Progressiveness; Shall I find that I am in a town especially American brands, pro
said that if you inorlda real estate, you having a progressive city government, active civic organiza- ducing now thirty-six
thousand
help getting rich. A tions, modern fire department, adequate police protection, or million cigarctes against sixtyw iso-U auUicianUsix- billion
ganized measures for accident prevention, and a pull-together tSuu.(>
- J Kites”.
nourffig,
orta la to have a pay-up spirit in everything— a town with a future
perhaps,
rtrr" 1 1
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---mm but while they are smok
Li N * < » r k r T *e n m M r H il ■
Cfc, llaafar*. ritiM a .
more nroTrajr
tit
crrrcr
Increasing business acny city.
esn ’t Pay” Helps A g a in .
ing cigarettes our Chinese brothers
are not smpking'opium.
IF THE United States, with
Fifteen large business ' corporations, including the
population, produces
Standard Oil Company and a number of well-known manu 110,000000
sixty-billion cigaretes a year, how
facturers of automobilo tifes and accessories, have announc many will- China soon produce
ed that they will no longer use sign-boards for advertising. and use with 500000,000 popula
tion? Mr. F-ercival S. Hill prob
They find that such advertising does not pay.
ably figures that out inteead of
Thus once more the mere reformer is to have the unin counting sheep Jumping over a
>rtor£M. Milford, formerly of
F ort sMycrs Press has been tentional help of the Almighty Dollar. When big advertisers fence when he wants to make
himself go to sleep.
•ditwr o f the Miami Daily cease using sign-boards, little advertisers will follow suit;
whuh used to be known as and the long fight for the cleaning up of the scenery will be
“ TO HIM that hath shall bo
m l Metropolis.
iven." Soldiers marched away,
won.
County,
.coqttnisqionera
and
town
councils,
women’s
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eavinjr their jobs and tho chance
E
hr. David Todd j j f Amherst Col- cjuba and civic1associations can now set out on their "county to make any oi the war's easy
• is pieparing a camera with beautiful” campaigns, assured of pleasing co-operation from money. Those that had a arent
hewhopes this summer to big business concerns wiio have thus far continued the use deal of money already mace a
mo ties o f Mars. The only
they were great deal more, thanks to the
■an see in that is the al- of sign-board advertising regardless of how
soldiers that made operations
marring the landscape and injuring the attractions of th6 safe.
(T
----------o--------community whose patronage they sought.
NOW NEW YORK State needs
Tampa Times thinks that if
$45,000,000 to pay a small bonus
Through
a
careful
study
of.sign-board
advertising,
ex
tid|pd and fifty quarts of
to
soldiers. The gen
m New York's
_
arm.cdncealed in every car perts working for the best interests of ttfeir employers have tlemen
that got rich In the war
ingelt, the demand for fru if advised that no new signs be erected. The boards already- m IandThon *oppoaeii' any bonus now
liven up considerably and use, it seems, Ire to be left to Htand until they fall to pieces buy up the forty-flvam
million bonds,
would aU o'be a tendency to
and
because
they
are
state bonds,
from old age, unless there happens to be people with authorL
*L" ‘ ‘
the price.
escape all income tax on them.
ity, real or otherwise, to remove the eyesores.
Thus to him that hath comes
importer" of the
profit "going and coming.”
•>
In
Florida
whqre
scenery
is
more
a
matter
of
doltarjfr
and
illy Mall -writes thnt
Going
away
the
soldiers
made
on e” cigsr smoker in ten cents to the people than in any other state in the Union, bar capital safe and coming back tho
bow to light a cigar proper- ring California, th4 news of this attitude of big business con soldiers provide bonds, behind
h in t that over and then see cerns toward sign-board advertising should be especially which big capital protects itsslf
know one in ten who would
welcome. It is high time that the people of Florida should from the income tax collector:
■It *
understand the importance of making their highway scenery
&
THAT LEARNED and gallant
reported that a burglar re- i beautiful. There are stretches of good road coming into this young Senator Mcdlll McCormick,
plundered the home of for- Htate through such godforsaken surroundings, it is a wonder
of Illinois, opposes Secretary Mel*
\ttocney General Daughev[ all the silverware and travelers do not turn around and go back to where they come Ion's plan to cut taxes.. That Isn't
sign-boards, going to help Senator McCormick
furnishings unmolested, from. u And we caflnot lay this ugliness to
all the files of personal either.
in the. coming election. A twentyI legal document*. Cerfive per cent maximum Income tax
What
Florida
needs
is
a
commission
composed
of
two
professional burglar,
representatives from each county, known as a "Highway if it wero really collected would
-o
, automobile dealers have Beautiful Commission” whose business would be to work for supply more revenue than tho most
aq organisation to be the improvement of the scenery as viewed from the state willing congressional squanderers
^ j'th a Sanford Automobile
could scatter.
-------------Association. Their obiect highways.
Secretary Mellon says the tax
f together for the public
Such commissioners could readily be found. There are
as the good of their men and women in every county who would be glad to serve plan outlined by him would sup
ply all the money needed. And he
This organisation
_ luncheons for the without pay, except that pay which would be so richly found knows more about that than any
in the satisfaction of adding beauty to one’s county and to body else, including Senator Mc
business matters.
-GFlorida. They would elicit the aid of all possible organiza Cormick, who in many other re
tions, they would make individual appeals to property own spects is an intelligent young man.
ers, they would take charge of specific improvement pro
THE REVEREND Dr. Kellman,
jects— the planting, for instance, of flame vines on soma
hack in London, .after preaching*
dilapidated wall, or the converting of the barren dooryards for five years in New York, says:
“ There are no misers in Amertla<
of shabby negro cabins into gardens of yellow marigolds. '
Everybody there is willjng •tuy
It really would not take much money to make scenic spend money.”
Nevertheless there are misers
highways in Florida. It would take leadership and educa
In America, but they are “ miserly
tional work, especially educational work. And now that the
about time.”
ever effective "it-doesn’ t-pay” viewpoint has come to elim
Americana will give money to
inate the unsightly sign-board, practically exclusive efforts anybody but will not give time to
can be given by the "county beautiful” workers to the re themselves or anybody else.
placing o f other kinds of eyesores with pleasing things; Miserly about time their shorten
thslr Jives, cheat themselves and
especially to the protecting of natural beauty and the adding- Mave the world without seeing It,
o f trees and shrubs and flowert.
or enjoying it.
'or* had a little taste of pol.
Thtpsday. Let’s get togeth*
* the affair on the
something to talk
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Some books are to be tasted, others to be Bwallowed, an*1
*
to he-chewed and digested.^Francis Bacon.
m
America has too many misers
waatars. There ought to
'
••t‘.
u it
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D an Dobbs Says
Make Jfour
ir ga
garden all
bles and a yard wide.
•Bathing suits will rhow tha,
ter Ifft some people in bad *
CCX$W
LBGtSLA
Tho school board »;i]
glvo way to the spring botri]
_ Blessed are the oil men „
they have Inherited the P»r*u
The difference
between
dance and a bootleggers' eoei
tion ian’t as much as it should
They 'say snakes will not'
in water, and a disgusted <Ui
man tells us fish will not
so,
Never join a Chinese
The Chinese da not build „
ments to their \-ar herdc:™
Tokio lawyers'TbWl 0 fight
with Inkstands, which of
mado a blot o n ’theh- reputati
It must be nice to be
feller and get 'jrAtirr gasoline i
cost.
‘ "W
Being stung by a hoc is
sldered good for rheumsty
Being stung by a quack
is considered'bad.
CONG&tf
The hard
money last
first.
thing about nub
is .making
San Francisco husband chi*
ho didn’t know his wife got]
divorce.
You Just can’t lq
track of these women.
An ounce of holding is wortll
block of new hat chasing.
Spring is here and the far
are feeling thslr oats.
O '
There nre 40,000 muscles ini
elephant's trunk, and . when
are traveling1 the baggage
think you have’ that many!
yours.
J U S T IN P A S S IN G
S A T U R D A Y E V E N IN G SE R M O N
R. N. MERRILL, D. D.
BY It. J. HOLLY
jVilllam Jennings Bryan spoke hero Thursday afternoon
and as he stood on the platform talking to the people in the
same earnest and convincing mannor that he did twenty-five
years ago when I knew him as a newspaper correspondent it ’
made me think that we nre getting less hair and more brains
perhaps but our ideas have changed but little.
Tho New Testament
presentsjer may make the introduction.!
some magnificent portraits of the greater responsibility is oj
Jesus. Some prefer one, others
tether and the mother in i
another— but for every man there m im ’ took* to V
C
i o « t _ * stranger
I
is a favorite picture of the Christ bring him to Jesus.
Those who have been worsted in
Matcolmn McLeod tells
the battle for bread
claim for "Some years ago when Kossi
When one listens to certain people kicking about food in
their own that view of the Mas- was in this country he mid«|
restaurants and other places it usually brings to mind the
ter feeding the thousands from; rather striking statement
time when they had but little to eat and were easily satisfied.
the lunch box of a fisher lad. Those shipwreck should ever befall ui i
Getting easy money makes fools out of some folks and they do
who have felt the biltowa o f life 's nation, the rock on which
and say funny things.
breaking against their souls choose would split would be our devoti
picture which presents the to our private Interests at the i
that picture
Sovereign o f the sea stilling the pense o f tho Republic.’ ”
New York judge in commenting on the increase In crime
Storm. Perhaps the physically af might paraphrase the ststen
among young hoya says it is caused by the people abandon
flicted select that scene which por and say: “ I f ever shipwreck sh
ing homes for Joy rides and the old Idea o f home life is dis
trays His annointing the eyes of befall us as a nation, or u l
sipated in the fast and riotous living of the present day.
the blind man with clay and spit church, or as a family, the rs
Probably so, judge, but it is rather difficult to teach young
tle that he might see. Those en on which it would split would I
ideas how to shoot .these days. They seem to have ideas,
meshed in sins that their fellows devotion to our personal inten
also.
abhor look upon Jesus as he brings at the expense of the religioui I
hope to the woman taken in her of our chU ‘
Noticed a Seminole county candidate .looking upon Wil
w r o n g -d a ^ -jm ^ s a y s : "Neither
liam Jennings Bryan with nn envious eye the
' While
wniie some o f opportunity,
Wlfiiam peejeiLqM th
-us who have- wasted precious in unittrmctivQ
_______
jnubt tffC
l i t some, day ho ,'vufl\ 111 years,-mnd1WJui''aik’
"about Ihokfnjf •for opportunities.
■president or a near president.
through with this Hie and rcailse were probably Dtit.
but few moi
that we have failed to accept our who brought , their children
finest opportunities fo make life Jesus on the memorable day
According to all reports coming in from the supervisor’s
what It should have been, glimpse which we are thinking. No di
office Seminole county will hnve a big vote out at the polls
the Crucified ms he responds to in the days that followed
in the June primary. It will lje far and away the biggest
the appeal of the dying thief: were many who wished that
vote we have ever polled and will be another barometer
“ Lord, remember me when thou might have- brought their chi
.showing the growth o f our county In four years.
comeat into thy kingdom,“
and get into tho presence o f the Msiw
----- ----------courage from the cross as the! What an opportunity It was to hs<,
One o f my young friends who was not among the eligible
Christ replies:
’Thia day ahalt implanted in the mind of the bah
bachelors in tnc. list published some time ago In The Herald
thou be with me in Paradise.” The a memory he would always che
wishes me to announce that he is looking for a wife. He
thoughtless and the ignorant who ish! “ At birth a child has i
wants one with lota of money and a bad cough, ho said. Since
have wronged their fellows and memories, no plans- no ambition
"thorq ain’ t no such animal'r I cannot get him a wife at this
have wasted their energies and no ideas,- no connected thought]
particular time.
have
failed to witness for the no language.” What a chsnc*
choose that picture which repre here for you. Benjamin West om
had a good editorial the other day
The Tampa Tr
sents the Saviour in his last hours said that it was the kiss from h
on “ Why Worry I 1' And when you come to think about it
— surrounded by his detractors, his mother that made him a paints
whv
why nhniilfl
should wr
w t !I Every/one ims plenty to worry about if
rsecutors, his murderers— with The destiny o f many a life depeK
they choose to make life miserable for tnemselves and every
wed head, breathing forth: “ Fa on the direction In which the foci
one around them hut what docs the public care about your
ther, forgive them for they know steps are turned In the earth
troubles?
Tho newspaper man. with all the trouble in the
not what they do.” These are days.
world is obliged to smile right on and write pleasant stuff
wondrous delineations of trie BreAd
To what painstaking effort *
even if his heart Is breaking. The attor goes on taking his
of Life, the Saviour of the lost, go to develop the musical talea
part with his wife dying at home and so on down the list.
the Hope o f the hopeless.
that we hope may lurk somewher
None of us have room for worry and then it la bad on tho
. But not one of these pictures has in the Inner life of our child sa
stomach so the Sanford doctors say. Smile right on.
the breadth of appeal which we how proud we are when our bof
flrjdTirdhat which fa drawn for us or girls sit down at the piano is
Some of the newspapers are worried about the birthin the ^tenth chapter of Mark’s play some of the world’s msitr
place of ono of the candidates. That
Thst always makes me sick,
gospel the thirteenth to sixteenth pieces. How it rejoices our hearts
\Yhat difference does it make whore
man was born when
verses: “ And they brought young when the |ad we love and the i
he gets ready to enter
litics. It is not so much a ques-’
children to Him, thst He should we have taught to think and
touch them • * • and He took argue, wins out in the college ora
tion as to where he was
rn but where Is he going?
them up in his arms, put his hands torical contest, or fills a place
upon them, and blessed them." the university debating team.
Wo need n ore benches on the streets of Sanford. The
This is the portrait universally
Just lately I was talking to
weather Isr-gStting warm now and tho Sitting Sons o f Rest
treasured. It reveals the interest father somewhat over sixty year
want to get out again and take an active part in politics.
of high heaven' in Abraham, in of age about his son. He w
Having elected nil their candidates at the last election the S.
Isaac, and in Jacob, in you and In something like this: “ When
S. O. R. want to take up the question o f candidates in par
your children’s children, and In the was a student, he made his coliei*
ticular and politics In general.
generations yet unborn. It is the letter in athletics, he was edit*
perfect portrait, thst shows Christ of the college annual, he sang oi
^ One never goes away from Sanford and comes back again
reaching out in loving tenderness the university quartet, he was W
that you do not have a thrill over the old town as you get
(a do for the children of men bc- three years on tho university d*
within her boru.ia and see the things of progress and pros
ond tho fondest dreams of am- bating team against the grestrt
I
perity on every hand. There may be better towns in Florida
Itious mothers and hopeful fath schools of America, he tutored t*
but they will have to go some to beat this burg just now.
ers. The desire o f those parents ■on of one of the most prominent
was that Jeaua might touch their metropolitan ministers o f Am*f
v^WIth that cnnsl cut from the S t Johns river into Indian
children, but he went beyond their ica, he was poet and valedictoris
rivwr and the flow of tourists yachts, commercial boats and all
wishes. “ He took them up in his for his class, he won a feilowiht
kinds o f water traffic every city on the St. Johns river and
arms, put his hands upon them, and thnt gave Him a course abn*
the East Coast cabal south will be benefited In ono hundred
blessed them,"
and now he is pastor o f the enure
different ways. It will niako the state of Florida great and
I want to present another figure m a seminary town where the
give- Sanford a population o f fifty thousand people in Un
in the picture this evening. The who teach our preachers theif
yeats. And we can have It by going after It. But we can
world appreciates the children’s thelogoy sit in tne' pews befon
not have It by sitting still and letting the other fellow do all
Christ, and every human heart him from Sunday to Sunday
the'* work.
warms at the sight of the tiny What an opportaflllm.,** have
babe, hut do we think sufficiently interest our children’in the thins
_ A certain candidate's wife has her suspicions shout sll his
of the beauty of the character that that are worthwhile,, and how *
kissing in this campaign being confined to the babies. We
brings the child to Jesus to re appreciate what the opportune
will td l the world that there
'
sre some sweet bsbioa in Flor*
ceive his touch ? Have you thought has meant to ua when the son«
ids and ipany o f them are older than sixteen although they
o f the responsibility thst is upon the daugthe^^rome*. to a positw
ung fo
'or their ages.
young
you for bringing your boy, your
SR* *|
girl, Into contact with the best?
’1 Herb Kclkel says that a Jackass has little pride In his
Ho cannot come o! himself. Unless training Is training in a way
ancestors and no hope of posterity.' Havo you a little packass
you bring him. his eye imay never living and not merely a set
I n four
f o ' *homo?
look into the face o f the Divine. fact* to be learned and of fo*
Unless you, weariod with the roulae to be repeated." What
world’s vwork, hold up, your child opportunity Is oura to make s e u
to the great Burden-bearer, ha may
M Y F A V O R IT E STO R IES
godly man— o f thst boy *■
never find rest in Him.' If you
By IRVIN 3 . COBB
V entni,Ud t0 ou,r e?3
whose hearts have been torn by WV,.i
What ach sn ce we have to i»P
—
loneliness and who know the need tne
Price
motives that det
fi
The l*te May or Gaynor o f New proper authorities to leap from
of a Comforter, do not Introduce
pretty
wit,
the
Flatiron
building,
.with
_
t,
had-,a
ye
a your child to Christ, he may meet
York,
o came in eon- E rochute. As ha was explaining the sorrows of life without faith to Bfe the mind, and heart of
most
i ambition, his honor was sis. to steady him, and without the daughter. Surely this is
during his lifetime
tact with Wm dui
ing him up.
can
Bwuch o f the Hand Divine to wipe Krr>,te\t °pp?rtu*>ity.
a*w their o
One day as he sat in hla office VThen he took pe n in hand and fhe tears from his eyes. If you, tn liH *
ng note t o ' the who have grown tick of the ‘ unity— not to bring their chlk
at the city heU, a freakish-look wrote the followini
ing person somehow obtained ad proper oflUlalr
world’s sin. do not lift your spot w orld *'-“ Dear Comlsaiooer Johnson:
mission to his presence.
less child up into the arms of the that
“ The bearer wants to Jump off Dlvlnf, ghat strength will he find
The intruder introduced him
the Flatiron building. Please let for the hours of temptation'
set; <
self as a stunt atheistic perform him. A n d ^ l i g e
to have p
fell
aw
er*
er.
Ha desired a special favor.
ie! • - “ W ILLI a S ? i? G A Y N O R .“
He wasted M
1 T a M iiin '
4
'
E
7W A ■
'
�Saturday E vening
Sermon
i
b
UPKimZ^WEtf
THE SANFORD HERALD, SJ
gtng at her skirt. The aoldlora !*ays; “ n^My^*! want to go and
too." Perhaps
sponge preach, too.”
Ferhapa you say this
have just ;ctvun Jesua
T O S A V E IS T O HATE
a
w Lord
*
fhas” shuddered
t
«?
the
cn live
“ * 'In loving
*”
in the ‘ 'j®
‘
of u
the
agonies of death. The jeers oi
t ™crrt? ry of the-i'JRvine, and in un
and
v Him,
,
mob sound on the still air and the |^ kcn fellows fjp..w ith
little
uttle chap at the mother's
m Him6 that
Clenches his
his fists s n d .l ^ f o r w s r d ^ y m#y h * r HU voice, that they
clenches
iy t *»*>]
In defiant fashion and
irer, ,1 won’t let tlWm do that t o ™ y « » > » • M « * : »n
my Jesus." Or nglin in fancy I
id, I
• / ** *!.
Sh
v (Continued from page 4.)
.
—
andfJto-spendrmoney
withoujtrthutx!
mntchciis .music of the masters
or'to' some great eachcr who might
3 o f tom orrow is to be in w ant wen oppordavetop their minds
and open
Office MS; ~ MRS. W X T T E inV lG llt, Society Editor.
Phone 493-J.
their eyes to the wonders of the
3 tuttity calls or when a needd purchase
world, and teach them to think
3 •m ust be made*
and to express themselves in
W e s t Side P.T-A. enjoy E A S T S ID E P. T . S. chaste language—but the oppor
tunity to bring their children to
r
c
i i s
S T ;? |
Financial em barrassm ent r jver comes
Entertaining program H O L D S B IG P IC N IC Christ "that lie should touch
them,” nnd teach them ■how to
«
man who saves ' sys jmatically.
with her the litUe son who had 1>a> m“ yrecognize that our ■ to the
Tho West Side Parent-Teacher*’
The East Side Parent-Teachen’ live eternally,
Association met at the West Side Association instead o f having their . W* look with contempt upon the been among the babies to be bless- Bweteet opportunity Is to bring | Start your account today ar learn the
g
primary school Thursday a fte r usual meeting as scheduled for man who took his lo r d ’s money cd by the Master on that other the child to Jesus,
noon, Mrs. Hansel presiding. The Thursday, held a picnic on the and wrapped it in a napkin and hid day. Tho lad peers within tho
3 truth o f this statem ent.
*
progtam was as follows:
Heights In the Hart grove, at 1 It away in order to keep it safe, open sepulchre nnd secs the angels
Itorday
Song— Dirdics Ball, by first o’clock. This picnic was given at while others recognized their op at the hemf and foot and as the
Story hour a t U :
W e cordially invite your acount
grade.
•
a reward to the third grade for portunity nnd invested the talents little company turns away In sad
■
(clock.
, . ■
E
A
S
T
E
R
EGG
________
_ t r win First psalm (memorised)* by collecting the largest amount o f entrusted to them, but that* man ness* the boy shouts: “ They could
Music tluh
money for the playground slide.
“Munson1* studio at first grade.
was a careful, trustworthy servant n't kill my Jesus. He’s alivcl” An
Peek-a-boo Song, by first grade.
A Benefit Easter Hunt,
The third grade had the privi compared with the parents entrust other scene is in my thought, a
trr
homo in which a father does-his Saturday, April 19, at Cen
.
Superintendent
Lawton
then
lege
o
f
inviting
the
first
and
see*
ed
with
a
child,
God’s
hope
for
the
,.ion4»T. .
iinstcr Cluj will meet made a talk on tho ten-mill amend ond grades ns their guests. There race, who fail to see their oppor beat to mother his orphaned chil tral !*a:k.
Ward. ment.
were fourteen or fifteen mothers tunity nnd responsibility to bring dren. On that day when the wom
fof Mi*»
A reading, Little Brown Broth present, and ail report a good their child to Jesus that he might en had presented their babies to
Oonajd
Vk with
time, returning to town in time for touch him. Every opportunity is desua, he had followed them with
Id MU* > r n . Warjl er, by Vera Stafford.
■TtVI
boy, older perhaps than tho
Recitation, Boy Boots, by Paxton the children of the rural districts a trust- We have learned to rec
A
C
O
M
M
U
N
ITY
b u il is r
others
that
hnd
been
brougt
to
to take the bus.
Club will meat McMullen.
ognize somewhat our stewardship
KEEN KUTTER
Recitation, Robin's Secret, by
- ojiJ8f%t Third.
of money. How much greater Is Jesus then. The Master had spok
n. f . H ITN & l, Cashier
F. I*. FORSTER, President.
Guy
Allen.
en
a
word
of
blessing
that
the
tit
, o'clock,
MAY DAY FESTIVAL.
the stewardship of a child. A
TOOLS
Mrs. Brown's kind generosity
uild will meet with
Plans arc under way for n traitor has been defined-ns "one le fellow never forgot, and now the
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ mm'
man and Mrs. Paul has made it possible to establish May Day Festival to be given by who betrays a trust.” The world's father has Just come from the dis- j
S'*
Ball H ardware Co.
a
lunch
room
near
this
school
ciplcs
in
the
little
upper
room,
nnd
>
•30 o’eVck at tho
the children of the South Side greatest traitors surely are those
i i ■
W IO N E 8
which the Parent-Teachers appre Primary at the Fifth Street Park who neglect to bring their children he is telling his children about the j
1Mrs. Coleman.
I U l B B B a a a B B | B MI
ciate. Plans for. putting on a play on the afternoon of May Day.
appearance c f the Master after His 1
to Jesus.
1.
O
O
K
I
!
1
were discussed, of which we shall
'resurrection.
He
has
Just
repent--;
_
This entertainment is being
I have talked lately With a moth
m l rcommission:
h m m ia a in n ' “ Go !
*■ IS.OOdnwn brin es
probably hear later.
planned by the Parent-Teachers’ er who has told me a good deal ed the last great
f a c to r y
r « b u II t
Association nnd the small ad about the home training that was ye into all the world and preach 1
typew riter.
any
the
gospel”
nnd
the
little
chap,
i
m
nke
tloml
as
mission
fee
will
go
toward
the
Benefit Dance is Given
given to her children, how the
new.
Ask to see
playground fund of the South youngsters were taught to u lfc who once had heard the voice of j
All Tiled. Price $35(1*00
one.
^(iJeaus, pulls at the father's cloak
Yowell, left today By Social Department Side Primary schoot.
their part in family prayer nnd tu
it.
a.
p
o
m
i
It is expected that tho stores have their turn in leading in grace and, like a ical missionary ready ,
rays meeting at Pa O f The W o m a n ’s Club
Peoples llnnk
will be closed on May Day after at table, and how their father dis-, to go to the ends of the world, j
Phone 323
noon, ns this is the .first Thurs cussed with them the great world
The club rooms of the Woman's day o f May and the beginning- of
irs. R. R- Deas this Club were a blase of glory Thurs the usual Thursday closing, nnd a wide interests of the church And
things of the Kingdom, when most
Arthur Dickina of day night, the occasion being a big attendance is exi**S :tod.
At n Real Rargah.
parents would have thought they
DOUBLE CHOCOLATE
benefit dance given by one of the
wore too young to understand these'
circles of the Social Department.
New Flavor Creation b^tfcp, Makers of
BOOK LOVERS CLUB
things. But today one of those
|the week-end with Mrs. Elsie Walsh was assisted by
The Book I-overs Club met with boys Ir a missionary of our Boafrd
■■f i!vdktij^jj
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Mrs. Walsma, as hostess. The Mrs. R. J. Holly, at her home, Fri
1107/
of Sunday Schools in South Ameri
O to l n
Smyrna.
decorations were a profusion of day nfternoon at 3:30 o'clock, with ca, a daughter served for a term as
t *ont
snapdragons, and the music was8 only two absent members. There
a missionary In South America,
On Easy Terns.
F I T FOJjfciA QUEEN
business 111 Sanford furnished by the DeLand orches * was the usual discussion of books, and today another son la on his
Ir. Howell of Chuluo- trn. About twenty couples attend after
Mrs. Holly assisted, journey homo from his mission ata, . which,
,
ed making it possible for this by her charming daughter served tion in India to come to the hedcircle to realize .a nice little sum dclightful refreshments'consisting Iaide 0f his Bishop father- in Flor
At Your Dealers cr Phone 634.
of chicken sslad, hot rolls, pickled ida. Where would these be today-]'
best of Mr. T. R Fet- toward the building fund.
•.ns U
A
fter
a
evening
of
pleasure,
re
peaches and iced tea. followed by if tho father and mother hnd fall-'
J. Kearncs of JaekOnly One Sunday Delivery. Placo Your
freshments of delicious sandwiches a sweet course o f strawberries
edT If we have the hone that
Order Early.
and coffee were served.
with whipped cream and caramel somehow later on the children that
Out-of-town guests, Mr. nnd cako.
ilser C. H. Winn and
we love will bo closely enfolded in
Those present were Meadnmcs
ROOMS 501-2
. Augustine have tak- Mrs. Lyman, and guests Miss
Baumell of Orlando, Mr. - Jack McLauIin, Williams, Bennett, Ar the armse of the Divine,’ nnd will
lent at "The Welaka." Kearnit of Jacksonville, Mr. Mathbo near enough to hear the whin ■aaaMiaaaiB»aaaaaaaaHBaaBaHaaHHaaaBaBaaaaaaaaai|,
rington, Hagan, Ward, Pace und pering of his lips, and1to feci tho
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__
a
Largest Insurance* Agency In Sanford.
•u
erson Miller, Louisville, Ky., and
|t Yowells, Friday Mr. Gifford Garrett of Leesburg. Miss Annie Hawkins.
warmth <if His i personality 'and
Phone
£5
First National Hank IUdg.
E, Hardy and Mra.
power; if wo hope for this nftcr
In Sanford Thursday wero Mr. the babe has pnssed from our
of Longwood.
t / i i*jJk
PONCE DE LEON CELEBRA and Mrs. Roy Peeples formerly af
arms, had wo not better begin to
TION
Sanford but now of Winter Park, recognize our opportunity and ouv
irs. Harry T. BcckHonoring Mrs. Doma Wynn .of
WHOLESALE c o m .MISSION MERCHANTS & BROKERS, 3
he birth of a son Snt- Columbus, Gtt„ and Mra. J. E. In combining business with pleasure. responsibility and bring the young
ng. April 12.
children
to
Jesus
T
Richmond, Virginia.
gram of West Palm Beach. Mrs.
B ttU r Thom « N u t « » 4 Plm tlar
Mrs. S. O. Chase haa ns a visit
For Coughs Olid Colds, Hood.*! *
Who can tell what this enfolding
C. W. Speer and a congenial par or, for several days, Mrs. Hunt
Lrd Overlin and Miss ty motored Monday morning to
aches, Neuralgia, Rheumathn
in the nrms of the Christ ami His
motoring to Ortan- St. Augustine staying over for the Harris of Key West. Curry Har word of blessing may mean, in the 3
and All Acne*
■
I ■»*> *
tnoon on a shopping Ponce de Leon celebration. They ris, a student of the University at life of those wc love? Sometimes
aGinesville
has
joined
his
mother,
ALL
DKUCCJ3TS
1 fancy I hnvc followed the chil
returned via Daytona.
■
dren that Christ took iip in His
Those included in the party be here for a week-end vsit.
ISe » d 68c, Jut sad tul
Kirkley will entertain sides the honoree and hostess were
arms on the occasion which is in s
Hospital size, *3,00
knd Bon Ton duba next Mr. and Mra. J. L. Ingram and
Mr. D. R. Brisson formerly of our ^minds this day.
One day
—¥
f
[her country home, on Miss Mabie Ingram. All express Sanford, but now a resident of about the family boan| a father aBBBBl l l B BBBBaBBBBBaaaaaBaaaaaaaall a a a a a ^ a „ aal- J B£
•n unit
ed themseuves as having had a Daytona is viistlng Jiis slstcr/M re. tolls_aLlJM»-jk»lAi,of Peter and of
yarUTHl'm'DIc Yellow
has business interests in Sanford who sits besides his father speaks
‘ York is Mr. C. S. ing, Mrs. Speer for the past six as well as in Daytona.
out: “ Daddy, I don't like men that
visiting the.trade.ln weeks, leaves for her home in
would treat my Jesua so.” He re
„ The'Many friends .of Mrs. C. F. membered still the loving erabrnciLi
H
a hub .mum n ’n'l) fit itn rm-rrri -rrn ------- 1,1 w u m u r
.Stou
« L „ _ ..TgaadM,
-,
i
Ji
-L-fl- _
le-ncha
_ eo irto theMorrhr'will rdffrtt Tb hWr'>ttr"hef'dna‘,tWe warmth of the touch that
ol7 at
|e Primary' Instructors' that.she contemplates returning in death, which occurred Saturday i Christ had given him ns He took
schools, leaves today the fait when she will purchase a morning at her home in H u n t e r s - up jn Hla arms. In the little
lend visit with friends homo and make this her permanent ville, N. C. Sho made her home,
tho cross 1 sec a
: . . . S*
residence. Mra. J . E. Ingram re hero for ouito a while with her KrQt)P nroul
' t -M .s
mother
with
a
four-year-old
tugturns to West Palm Beach Satur* daughter. Mrs. G. N. Brown.
bf the Valdes Hotel Is day,
Tt>ina
rend o f Salt’ Lake City,
an a'
REV. DU. PALMER
(mother of Mr. H, S.
The sympathy of the people of t Teoplcs Bank.
$ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 °
Sanford, la with Ed. Palmer- in !
kills McCreary is visit the loss of his father, the Rev. Dr. I
f tW.PLEDGER
o r and mother, Dr. J. Palmer, o f Enterprise. Dr. Pnlm -;
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PRESIDENT '
enjoyed remarkable health until
Intents.
he had a fall which was the im
G.E.MtALL
lie Hawkins motored to mediate cause o f his death.
Mrs. Palmer and her daughter,
■day morning, returning
MANAGER ‘
Intend the Book Lovers Mrs. Wilson accompanied the body
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Holly's.
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Palmer going as far as Jackson
109 M AG NOL I A AVE.
|y friends o f Mr. Roy ville with them.
Mr. Palmer is with E. A. Doug
regret to hear of his
Of tlio
(or appendicitis at tho lass in the Abstract office, and is
well known, having a large circle
ughton Hospital.
o f friends here.
ert Jergcr is visiting
Mra. A . F. Fite of Osteen was a
and mother, Mr. and
Jcrger, at the Semi- visitor In Sanford Friday. _
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Mrs. W . H. Wight haa as her
ir visitor to our city visitor for several weeks, her
a
and mot her, Mra, E. Goody of
Mr. Frank Kearns of
ew Haven, Conn.
credit manager for
Good Installm ent Papers are Readily
krtilizer Company.
Spending the day In DeLand
Acceptable Here
Jing the winter with Friday were Mra. W, H. Wight,
Mrs.
Samuel
Yountz,
and
Mrs.
E.
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[ Mrs. Roby Lalng, Misa
Goody, the guest of Mrs. W, H.
itzer returns to her
O U R B U S IN E S S IS L O A N IN G M O N E Y
. Ineland, New Jersey, Wight.
kht.
Visiting in Sanford yesterday,
TO S A L A R IE D P EO PLE
the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs J. E.
Joney, credit manager Lalng, were Mr. and Mrs. Frank
and Toomer of Jack- Hobson of DeLand and Mr. and
|in Sanford 'for several Mrs. W. R, Burt and daughter of
As a Savings Institution We near the Most Rigid
lines* and registered Jacksonville.
AH next week a factorv demonstrator will give an actual demonstration
t> Hotel.
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Social
lendar
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5 ACRE CELERY FARM
•sonals
16 ACRE CEERYFARM
5 ROOM BUNGALOW
LANE
j Virginia Produce Company j
Headquarters for all Varieties o f Fruits
and Vegetables, Prompt and Personal
Attention to All Shipments
Ladies! Ladies! Ladies!
r ^ L S A N F O R D
O ja LOAN AND
X m l SAVINGS
A COOKING DEMONSTRATION
SANFORD.FIA
Discount Notes
New Improved Perfection
B
Oil Stove
*' Inspection.
r* visit to raiatlvea in
Mr. Jamea Higgins,
il«r of allinea City,
here Friday ware Mrs.
and Mra. E. S. Hodge
(6 from
the Pone de
ration today were Mr.
ifcne RoutAllUkt]'' Mr.
vena, Dr. RatyH'^tevI Elizabeth Tumbtill and
L A D IE S
. L e t us do the most
important part o f your
Spring Cleaning. San
ford M attress Co., 402M l.
of the IMPROVED NEW PERFECTION COOK STOVE and the NEW
PERFECTION. LIVE HEAT OVEN. This improved Perfection embodies
many features found in no other cook stove. “ Supcrfex” burners eliminate
SIX PER CENT INTEREST
sootie pans, absolutely clean heat.
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Everybody cordially'invitcd to como and see cooking and baking on the
M'
New Perfection Oil Stove.
ksiija.
o( Georgia peottfe eigh(- [
•nford, Friday/’IHfcltJdod
i-John Slater; tftid’ Mlsa
nmona of Douglas, who
r way south. Mr. Slater
“«nt native of Douglas.
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YOUR HEALTH
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»nd cut In quar- ,
April 14-15-16 at
FIRESTONE BALLO O N
D O U B L E G U M -D IP P E D C O R D TIR E S
It Is worth 40% of the prlee of.your ear to equip with.Full-fledged Balloons.
FIRESTONE pioneered, developed and made more than three million miles
testing the Balloon Tire,.
FIRESTONE guarantees you most miles per dollar. You eannot get the benefit
of the Balloon tire unless you buy the Full-fledged Balloon with the cut-down- ’
I Wheel. Everybody knows that.
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i“ MlDDLETOli WINS
DECISION A THE
ORFOUL
boxers will be matched. •
"W c regret that the unpleasant
episode occurred last night when
certain men entered the ring. Bouts
cannot be staged successfully when
this occurs.. We ask for the hear
ty co-operation o f the local fnns.
The sport must be conducted in
accordance with the rules and
whether the opinion of the Individ
ual coincides with that o f the ref
eree, should not enter into the
mattqr. Official decisions must be
adhered to. Wc ask that our stand
In this matter be indorsed by every
lover o f the.ring sport.*
that it was not a popular one.
However in the opinions of the ref
eree and both judre.s. the'decis
ion should have and did go to Mid
.tiltLaii. The matchmaker M»Ul the
purse between the
he two fighters.
It was announced that because
Ratling Meyers* is suffering from
After a conference with Match
an infected hand, he was unable
maker
Billy Dawson this morning
Miami Scrapper la C.i i Referee's to appear here against Mickey Dm
As
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Col.
fieo.
W. Knight, 'head o f the
gan
in
the
semi-final
bill.
Decision When Nor! Carolina
substitute Manager Dawson sccur-1 local National Guard companies,
Battler la Disqui (led on
cd Young Toncv o f Tampn and and who has.been instrumental In
Foul In Fourth lund
Battling Felder o f Havana to mix Jarranging the boxing exhibitions
.. .* Jack Middleton of Jacksonville blows. T h lic lightweight ring j that have bceh staged here during
_- _ was declared winner * r "Rough men furnished a good exhibition, ] th<^ past few wefcks, issued the fo l
• • • House" Ross in the firth round which was much enjoyed by the lowing
ng sstatement in regard to fut
*of their scheduled 1o|ntmd bout crowd. Felder was declared the ure exhibitions:
last night at the armo when-tlw«f wi rmrr-itTt -imTTrtff
------- >“ In view o f the fact that there
■Ui *'i latter was disqualified lecauso. of
A return mateh between Billy were some complaints about the ofSfN-A.it. ■ foul. Ross, who hnilieen lead- Stark and Kid Williams blew up Delating in last night's bouts,
JJ? ing the light all the wL and had in the second round when Star* I those in charge wish to Announce
' di5 ** '- ’ piled up a large nunibcl o f points wns declared winner because he t that in the future the best referees
— n'1" ' over his adversary. waLlisqualifi* had been fouled by
Williams. that are available in thin part of
gvii-. od when he passed a jiich while Stark, it was announced at the be the state, will be secured to take
—- oijiv. the referee was sept^iting the ginning, was still suffering from charge o f local bouts. This means
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two in a clinch.
the effects of a week’s illness and thta “ Sailor” Mitchell, who offic
J e fi'l-It was evident that fn h the vig- was not ifl much condition to tigat. iated last night, will not serve in
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orous protest voiced piylhe crowd
The crowd enjoyed very much that capacity again.
nor
when the decision was LnouncciT, n battle royal and also a two-roun!
“ It is the desire of myself as
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well ns the other officers of the
1 14. H 11h
R ea orv e District N<>. 1: companies sponsoring these ex
e! U .11 •Charter No. 3798
hibitions, to have them as clean
■o u t o r n i M M T i o N o r
and free from criticism ns possi
ble. In keeping with this idea, the
matchmaker assures us that the
very best performers will be se
cured t>* appear here and only
A t ffmaforil In th e S l i p «»f t ' l o r h l i i , nl !•»«• r liw r o f h i n l n e * » «»n
those who are known to be clean
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Col. Geo. Knight
Issaes^Statement
T H E F IR S f N A T IO N A L B A N K
Sol
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L o a n s anil illsi’ nuiU*. lib’ l l l l u g reillsrotini*. u r
n-plane*** o f oth er b n n i , nml foratlsn* bltla of
cxrhnng,- o r rtrsft* s o l i with In dorsem en t o f
th is hank (v x e e p t ilin*,l*|iowo In h unit r )
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Tota l lo a ns
O ver d r a ft*, secu red, n one: limoruri-il, $ h7u.4 k
- X>vpositt*tl to s e c u r e circulation ( l'. S. tionils par
v a lu e ........ ..................
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All oth er I ’ n lted State* i i o » T n m m t a e r u r lllc *
(In clu d in g
p r e m iu m s ! If a n y )
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1H.S30.00
Tota l
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O t h e r bonds. M o c k s , • r r i i r l i r , , r l r . l
D u n k in g House, f 1 39,030.37iJKurntture and fix
ture*, 1*0.172.14
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H eal estate o w n e d o t h e r tlmtl b a n k in g house
1- a w f u l reserve w ith F e d e r a l R es erv e Hank
ttash In vnult and am oun t <11 fr o m n ational hank*
A m o u n t due f r o m State bunks, hanker*, and trust c o m
panies In th e L'til ted Kt)(ua ( o t h e r than Inr Imini In
Item s *, D. ami 10)
Jail
v .Checks on o t h e r h a n k s In th e lame r lt y o r t o w n h* r ep ortin g
hank ( o t h e r than Item 12 )
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M iscella n eou s cash Items
. , Ited em ptlon fu n d u n i t I'. H ’I n a - t i r e r and dun fr o m l*. S.
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T o ta l o f Item s 21. 22. 23, 24, and 35
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to c h e c*k
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Ilian
30 d a ys ( o t h e r
th a n -fo r money borrow ed) .
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Htate, cou n ty , nr o th e r m u n icip al d e p o s it s s e c u r e d by p le d g e
’ .,i , as sets of th is batik o r su r ety bond
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M 0 'T im . d r p e . l t . sub|ert to l l r . r r y e ( p a y a b le titi. r 3o days, or
s u b j r r t to 30 d n y s 'o r mure imtleeV ntid postal s a v i n g s ) :
C e r tific a te s o f de|w>*U ( o t h e r limn f o r m<iney b o r r o w e d ) t _
Htate. coun ty, o r y t l i . r m u n icip al d e p o s its s e c u re d by plritgd
‘ o f assets o f this hank o r s u r e t y b o n d
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affair between two fighters of dus.
ky hue. The participants intro
duced
ns “ Ford Special” and “ Six
1.019.091.30
M o. IS Cylinder,” arc local negroes. Their
hnttle furnished much amusement
for the fans.
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As a crank la turned on a new
NOTICE
3S2.024.79
GOOD SH OES FOR M EN
108.53
PtMGlMO
ly by a revolving honing disk.
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Sicily crijoya practically
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all sizes including
trailers,
A Comfort in Life
Thursday aflerno
one invited. Threej
Orlando, rondr
Docs Your Life Insurance Policy Provide the Payment' of
$m
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RAY BROS.
Balloon Tire Service.
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$ 1 0 ,0 0 0 .
$ 20,000
per year to you an long as’ you live, should you be-1
come totally and permanently disabled before ngc 60
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to your beneficiary in case of death
00
in the event you die during the premium paying period1
of your policy, as the direct result of an accident
DOES IT ALSO PROVIDE
ILAN
That your premium payments shall cease in case of total and
permanent (‘.inability and that, no matter how many years
wo pay yr* disability, no deductions nre made at your death,
mid.vonr beneficiary receives the full face amount of'the
policy.
THEATRE
....Today...
IT D O E S , IF
Jane Novak and Jack
Livington
It is a S!0,000.00 policy, containing the new Disability and Double Indcn
ily Clauses, issued by
“The Golden Trail”
A dramatic Triumph with Alas
ka Settings.
Comedy. Hall Room
"Still Going
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance
Boys in
■* v r
Strong”
Prices 10 and 25 cents
Monday, Igin Chaney, Billie
Dove and All Star Cast in
“ All The Men Were Valiant”
.Wednesday and Thursday D. W.
Griffith’s “ The Birth of A
Nation.”
Seats at R. C. Bower’s.
Prices 25, 50, 75, Tax pi^ld.
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Don’ t take chances— apply while you are in good health. Delay is dangq
’ ous and will add to the cost!
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J. H . J A C K S O N , D IS T . M G R .
Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Sanford,
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17,963.71
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MEN who demand a
certain quiet correct
ness in their footwear
will like these Oxfords
with modestly perfor
ated tips, or plain toes* '
—in-black *or
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Cadillac,
able for two wheel
any capacity.
34.901.60
Total
12,030.331.23
H TA TK OF F l . t m i U A . f o u t t t y of Hcniiuidc. ss:
I. It. F. W h lt u c r . C a sh ie r o f th e a liov o-n a m ed ba n k , d o aolemnly
s w e a r that th e ubnvu s t .i t c n n n t Is true to the lu st o f my k n o w le d g e
and belief.
It. K. W I I ITNF.lt; Cashier.
C O R R E C T — A t te s t:
I,. .A. HltrM t.F.Y,
*T. J. MIIdiKIt.
T. I. H A W K IN S .
Directors.
Subscrib ed and s w o r n to b e fo r e rue thin Dili day o f April, 1921.
W. 1(7 Itl'.M I'll.
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Nniary I'lildlc, State o fFb>rbln nt l.arge.
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My c o m m i s s i o n ex pires F eb r u a r y lu. 1923
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Seminole Gun
(ess than hnlf price and suit-
(Cotninued from page 1.)
tic consideration from all the Eu
ropean experts.
Although no official time limit
has been set for Germany to re
ply to the reparation commission’s
invitation to accept the expetrs re.
port, it is said the’ reidt has be<n
requested to decide within tbo
shortest possible time what action
it will take, it being the com m it-/
sion's purpose to ascertain Ger
many’s decision before the German
d iction s which are to be held
May 4. It is understood here that
Premier Poincare also is desirimu
of having the question settled bu
ffe r May 11, the d s t o 'f o r the
French legislative elections.
M.
Poincare, it is asserted, is ambit
ious to go down in history as the
man during whose tenure o f office
the reparations problems were settied.
210.122.71
sharpened 91! each, side alternate
Auto Wheels and Cord-Tires; about 0,000 m etric-tuna annuallyr*
EXPERTS’ REPORT
IS A C C E P T E D
BY
THE
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SALE—Fdr
world monopoly in the manufac
more than 1QQ .slightly used ture of calcium, citrate, producing
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device, safety razor blades
A recent purchaser W in terest to*
the people 01 Sanford, made by U r .
u r u iu i u u u u , la
in the
kiiu twenty
k w c iu /
D. P. Drummond,
acres of land at Twin Lakes, ad
joining the property o f M r.-J. D.
Davidson. Mr. Drummond has al
ready started work On hla grounds,
and it is rutnoretf'that he and Mrs.
Drummond -wilt build and move
there Itt-some future date.
(©x©x©:
J. Edward Higginn, N. Falsetto Ave.
j; Geo. W.- McRory, Sales Manager.
i 'T.-Meade Fox, Salesman.
1 R. E. Herndon, Salesman.
■ J. Claude Trawick, Salesman.
It. A. Gossman, Salesman.
This la a Studebaker Year
STUDBAKER
HUPMOBILE
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For Economical Transportation
Sales and Service
N o . 2 -^ 2 2 acres tiled land nearly new within city lim it
San Juan G arage
A. C. Fort, Manager.
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N o . 1— 20 acres tiled land, practically new, having grow n only three crojis
o f celery. On brick road.
Harry Kent, MauagerJ
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K en t Vulcanizing Wjl
Sales and Service
COMPANY
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P. A. MERO
Manager
N o . 3— 20 acres new land, half tiled, balance in original forest.
N o . 4— 15 acres new land, half tiled, balance in jr ig in a l fo r e s t
N o . 5— 10 acres new land, h a lf tiled, balance in original forest.
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N o. 0 — 10 acres tiled land, nearly new, good st^te o f cultivation.
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These farms are all located on good roads and mostly within 100 yards of loading stations. The
soil is of the cabbage-palmetto type and Is known to rank with' the best celery soils of the Sanford
district.
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If interested, apply to
Room 613
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Realize the difference
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1924.
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Political
Announcem ents
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H O U S E S F O R R E N T RO OM S F O R R E N T
P O L IT IC A L
A N N O U N C E M E N T S FOR RENT— For 6 months, com* FOR - RENT— One bedroom with
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
FO R S A L E
P _ E ,0 N _
4 8
tu
A U T O M O B IL E S A N D
R E P A IR S
IfiLP W A N T E D
,-ord buatnesa
w;
in
need
of competent
-fortably
furnished
house,
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whe
“FOR SHERIFF
sleeping porch. Apply 800 Mag- FOR SALE— DeSoto paints and
^TH ereby announce toy candidacy sleeping rooms. 318 Magnolia
old
read
the
cUialHed
FORDS
help
I hereby announce mysdlf a can* for County Comimssiorier for the
vanriahra at Sanfotd Novelty
lolia.
f^The" Herald. There’* no
New knO Used
(lidato for t ejection to the office 3rd District, comprising the towna Avenue. ____________ ___________ _
Works, sole agents._______ 154-tfc
reasorfor tending out-of-town for
of sheriff of Seminole county sub* of Lake Mary, Longwood, and Al FOR RENT— Modern 5 ,room bun t'OR RENT— Two nicely furnishROADSTERS
L * h * a e d «<1»- w i n ^ **help hen there la prebeUy Joat ,
keeping
rooms
520.00
ed
SANFORD
STOVE
WORKS.
321
galow,
610
Magnolia.
Apply
H.
ject to. thb action of the Demo- tamonte .Spring*, and respectfully
TOURINGS
the p son you want in the a typer month. 812 East Sth St. „
First Street. Next door to .Smith
. e * « - t - « r te *
_________‘
C.
Du
Bose.
■
.
Jcratic primary to be held on June solicit th e ’support o f 't h e ^ t ^ i of
LOUPES
WANED7200 salespeople . now .' '
FOR RENT— Two furnished rooms Brothers. Wc sell, trade, and re3:
H
elected
tor
another
term
I
thi.,
rfistrict
nt
th<
prlmary
to
ba
AT
GINDERVILLE,
three
mtWS
**
•;__ ; i*« ■ h m
----------- primary
MG MONEY selUng W at- ^
for
light
housekeeping.
Phone
pair
all
kinds
of
cook
stoves.
If
SEDANS
:
pledge
to
tuinil
the
duties
of
the
out on Orlando road there are
■*
He a lla a
hetd June 3, 1024.
, your trouble Is stove trouble, see
kins mtlonally advertised house- 1
TON TRUCKS
|0« a lia * ; office in the same efficient manner
two new five room cottages. Don’t 310.
W.
B.
BALLARD.
us.
__________________ •
lucta. YOU CAN TO O .-.
m
4* a Ha*
hold irodu
that I have conducted it in the
puy rent when you can let rent ap-’
Cash or larms.
E. tall shed 1868. Resources
J
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER ply on your home. C. Hawk and
FOR SALE— Ancona baby chicks.
past.
' " ( . . K e T y P * d “ “ bI« f b o v e
We Sell or trade.
000,01. Branches *11 over U. S. t
I hereby announce my candidacy Potee.
Fine strain pure-bred anconn
C. M. HAND.
REAL ESTATE
EDWARD HIGGINS,
and Gnada. Rare CHANCE JUST
;'
chicks, hatched from eggs from my
* £ ■ «* * o»#f« ; ra for con* FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC Tfi" for the office of County Commis
Authorized Ford Dealer
FOR RENT— One 12-room flat, own flock of carefully selected
NOW for City Sales dealers, m en—.',
sioner from district number two
STRUCTION
Sanford.
or wiien, full or part time, In^riRj ■
of Seminole county, subject to the T U S T A N ETFOUNIF
good condition, centrally located. bleeders. My 17 years experience
I hereby announce my candidacy action o f the Democratic primary
FOR SALK— Ford Roadster prac-- of Snford, and elsewhere.
in
breeding
anconas
assure
you
the
Imum” Vbari;a 300 ,or ftr“‘
LOST an opportunity
for re-election as member of the
tically new, Bargain. See Stew todaJ for our practical, sure
I*’0 .11 KENT— Store room, good con best to be had in the breed. All
abreast with the tTmei°by^rS?
tii
Board of Public Instruction fori
1
K d v f’r tiil n * '■ r e str ic te d l o
art
Dutton.
M OltY-M AKING PLAN. J. R.
chicks
delivered
South
Baldwin
JOHN MEISCH.
K<x>d location.
reading tho classified pages
ges of I
Seminole County, Florida, repre
Wat Ins Co., Dept- 99, Memphla,
Ancona Farm, Lillian, Ala.____
T h . SanNOTICE
your
daily
eraldl
news
po
per.
Hei
senting school district No. 2 of
FOR RENT— One two-room apart TYPEWRITER
Tcni________________________
*l?rr.iM w ill be r e*p on » lb l*
VULCANIZING
RIBBONS—
For
I
will
be
a
candidate
for
renomlwant
ads
contain
many
interesting
Seminole County, subject to the
Lily one In correct Insertion,
ment, close in.
Rood
WAFfED— PRINTER. CAN ALune on Royal, Remlngron or L.
Democratic primary to be held on nution for the otfico of State At- messages. It will pay you to read
ridvcrlleer. f o r ■u b , * ? “ eP t
S* USE PRESSMAN. WRITE
Goodyear
toniey
of
tne
Seventh
Judicial
ClrC.
Smith
typewriters.
Will
sell
them
dallv.
Lfp'n,
T h * o f f i c e rnhould be
June 3rd, 1924.
•
and
OR WIRE THE MATTHEWS
[led immediately In caee o f
cult
of
the
Stale
of
Florida,
sub-1
n
r
s
'l
‘_
rtn
'
F
n
^
'7i,iin^nnolia'Y
^^OR
SALE—
38
acres,
all
cleared
I
for
one-half
price.
Herald
office.
CHAg, A. P A L L \ S.
Balloon Tires
PRB8. SANFORD. FLA.
ject. taoLhe nctt0" " * lh« Demo-1 ‘ tW en Flrat and Sixth Sta., g o ld ', “ "'I fenced. 350 bearing orange FOR SAt.E— Amco adding m ito a d y b u t i s w m .
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
Used Cars
175
A WEEK— Man or woman
?™
l!c
_
"
S
7
:
_
J
ro.,i
r
»
.dora®M<
T
t
’
Masonic
stick
pin.
Reward
one
»«■’«*.Jakefront
on
two
sides,
close
ch|
ne.
Never
been
uned.
310.
I Herald representative t h o r
I hereby announce my candidacy for o second term -if office will be
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, ant, email
capital, to distribute
|in. Must be sold and is a bargain. Herald office.
’ dollar. Phone 377-J.
ite fam iliar with rate*, rule*
for the office o f County Judgr greatly appreciated.
Commercial St.
tinted with ambition, industry
[classification, w ill « * 7 V yo,4
FOR
SALE—
Egry
cash
register.
of
Seminole
County,
subject
to
the
GEORGE A. DoCOTTES,
Li,ie in form atio n.
And II
ant small capital,
to distribute
6-BOOM bungalow. Desirable lo $10 cash. Herald office._________
A partm ents
action of the voters nt the Demo State Attorney, Seventh Judicial
R f i J . they will asalat y o u In
Rn/Ieigb’a Household Products to
cation, easy terms, 33200.0U.
]in(t your want ad t “ m a k e
cratic primary Juno 3.
FOR SATE — " Remington type
Circuit. State of Florida.__
For R ent
stndy users It, your Iocslity. We
JOHN G. LEONARDY.
lore effective.
writer, with wide carriage, in , W A N T E D TO R E N T tu n and help you so you can tnaka
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER FOR RENT—3 room apartment, FOR SALE— 15 acres celery land
| illlMlUTNAT MOTICIB.
pood
condition.
$25
cash.
Inquire
j
FOR- COUfiTY JUDGE
I hereby announce rrty candidacy
up to $100 a week or more. No,q.
fronting on Ijike Monroe, 12
large, nice, cool rooms. N. H.
iTcrtliera should Klv* th eir
at Herald office . _____________
To the People o f Seminole County: for re-election for the offlco of
eneriencanecessary. Pleasant,
.
acres
cleared
and
under
irrigation,
W
a
n
t
e
d
—
To
rent
a
five
room
Garner,.
Phone
59.
___
K or p o s to fflc e addree* * »
I am a candidate for County County Commissioner o f Seminole
all planted, four flowing wells, F(5R S A LE—Two J e r s e y cow s;
9 ns th*lr phona n u m b e r If
furnished house with garage. pnfltablc, dlgnir.ed work. Apply
FOR
liE
N
T
—
Furnished
apart
Judge, your support and vote on .. .County, District No. 1, subject to
also small cream separator. W. Compton, Chero-Cola Co.
cheap.
ti*»y W. T. Rawleigh Co., CC, '
deal". result*.
ment. Apply Shirley Apart
June the 3rd will be appreciated. the action of the Democratic pri
Itr out o f a th ousand haa a
W. Van Ness. P. O. Box 67.
2'dO, Memphis, lenn.
ments^ First JitreeC___________ _
Vhone, and I he oth era c a n t
SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON. mary Juno 3, 1924.
FOR SALE— 10 acres, 5 cleared, FOR SALE— Plant Ileggarweed
nunlcnto with
y o u unleea
FOR RENT— Furnished 2-room
vegetable land, flowing well.
FOR- REPRESENTATIVE.
_
G. I,. BLEDSOE.
in all your groves,
fruit nnd
know your address.
Business
ground floor apartment, 200 E. Two blocks o f • loading station, truck farms nnd grow yoor own
I hereby announce my candidacy
dUeontlnneere **YltT he
B U IL D IN G
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Third Stieet. Apply New Era cheap. ’
for member House of Representa
Ldr In per.n o at T i e
fertilizer. Makes splendid crop of
I respectfully announce myself Printcry, opp. P o sto fficc.________
:S
Opportunities
M llrrnld otlle* «r by
M
A T E R IA L
hny on poonYt soils. Write for
tives for Seminole County subject as a candidate for the House of
TelephoMe
d le * e a t la to the action o f the voters nt the Representatives from
Cherokee
Farms,
Seminole FOR RENT— Three room apnrt- IFOR SALE— Lots in Rosetnnd information.
ore not valid.
BUSINESS OFFORTUNITY— We, 31RACLE Concrete C o- gswsrelHeights. High nnd dry. A -l loca Monticello- Fla,
Democratic primary, June 3. mont| Lee Bros., 415 W. Fi rst
County, subject to the Democratic
eement work, aldtwlaka, batldkrtrouo. Prompt. E f f i c i e n t
the manufnctureis of a well
lion
on
Sanford
Ave.,
from
$250
St.
FORREST
LAKE.
Service.
primary, June 3. 1924. If elected
known and widerj advertised pro «g blocks, Irrigation boxes. J. B>
lo
$500
each,
easy
terms.
If
you
FOR CLkRK OFr"CoTLJfit
1 will advocate bonslructlve legis
'.ii
prietary medicine, want a repre rerwllleger, Prop,
M IS C E L L A N E O U S want a desirable homo cOmo In and
I hereby announce my candi lation for .the benefit of the great
sentative in eacii county in Flor Lumber and Building Material.
see us.
dacy efor tho office of Clerk of the est number of people in Seminole
W ANTED
ida. Our proposition is attractive
Carter Lumber Company
P o lit ic a l
Circuit Court, Seminole County, County and the state of Florida.
and will net p man Troni $200 to
N. Laurel St, Phone 565.
50 Cents
If you want a city lot, a subur
Florida,
subject
to
the
decision
of
J. R. LYLES.
$250 per month. Character and HILL LUMBER CO.
flom e Cooked Meals. Two blocks ban lot, a houso ready built, cel
in n o u n c e m e n ts
House 4
the Democratic Primary to be MEMBER OF SCHOOL BOAhn. business district.
CI2 P u teet£ th e ,rfchtwaY ability count more than money in
ery farm, grove or anything in
Service, Quality aod Prire,
^USECUTING ATTORNEY held on June 3rd, A. D., 1924. I
■rwlth a d e n tifrice th at selection. Write .us your qualifica Phono 135.
PHOENIX HOTEL. .
I wish to announce that I am a -V
tho Heal Estate line coll us. We
lire to announce to the cRl- Jtand for -efficiency and service in candidate for Memher of the * *800 Park Ave.
sell at the owners price only.
scratch o r s co u r. tions and if natisfactory we will
[ Seminole County that I am office.
explain our preposition to you by
School Board of Seminole Co. from
W
a
s
h
y
o u r teeth d e a n letter. The National Remedy Com
__ VANCE _E DOUGLASS.
lldate for the nomination to
(’all nnd see us. Wo give you
School district No. 3. Subject to
PROTECT
YOUR
CHILD'S
Madam Harriet,
w ith
uecutir.i: Attorney for the FOR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD the decision o f the Democratic pri
pany. Posioffice Station G, Jack
the bnrirnins and service.
Beauty Parjor.
HEALTH
Court ot Seminole County,
sonville, Florida.
I hereby announce myself a can mary to bo held June 3. 1924,
THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO.,
Over Mohiey’jr Drug Store.
.. to the action o f the Tlomo- didate for re-election to thd office _____
______Seminole Hotel Annex.
II. II. PATTIS HALL.
Through thoughtlessness the alight
Park Ave. Phone 245.
C O L G A T E 'S
PTimary, *uno 3rd, 1924. I of member of the board of public
cough or cold o f a child la often ne
FOR SALE— Attractive modem
FOR
CLERK
CIRCUIT
COURT
WANTED
TO
BUY—
Flat
top
desk
b grateful lor your vote and instruction; representing school
glected and soon becomes serious.
bungalow.
A bargain; term*.
I wish to announce that I am a
in
good
condition.
Must
be
cheap
N O TIC E
Emmation.
_____ district No. 1 of Seminole Coun*y, candidate for Clork of the Circuit for cash. Address Box 431, San- Inquire 1103 Oak Ave.___________
A few doses o f FOLEY'S HONEY *
jest F. h o u s e h o l d e r . subject to tho Democratic primary
TAR COMPOUND, at small
Court of Seminole Co., subject to ford, Florida,
WILL
TRADE—35
acre
farm|--------~
~=
~
.
Anyone wishing to com AND
fcOUNTY COMMISSIONER to be held on June 3rd, 1924.
cost, taken at the onset o f .t h * ,
Democratic primary, Juno third. PUBLIC Stonogrnpher; your buatwelve miles north o f Miami, in ■« s*v*ma Jnaicini rtr*ait «t
FRED T. W ILLIAMS.
municate with the Knights cold would bring speedy relief. B e .
Ireby announce my candidacy
n "*u *
«r MaUant*
If elected, I promise the faithful
ncss solicited. 107 Park Ave. rapidly growing section for well F,urWL'ouulr. la I'b a n v vr ).
[ounty Commissioner for the TO THE VOTERS OF THE 19T1I performance of the duties con Phone
of the Ku KIux Kian of prepared, have a bottle of this
located property.in or near SanSan-!
*
mv
349.
IIIVIIIICH
District comprising CHuluoSENATORIAL DISTRICT,
ueMtrnfell, U jmplulnnnt.
nected with that office.
ford.
Small
cash
payment
is
re-[Della
Wumtenf*
Sanford may do so by ad safe, reliable cough remedy on
WANTED TO IllfY — Ten or twenkneva
andi Osceola, subject to
hatla.'and give promptly when a
______
,
After due consideration, I have
_
W. L. MORGAN.
,, WiiPstenreM. HcspondenL
tins. II.
dressing mail to Postofflce cough or cold la detected. Equally
ty acre tract bordering on lake. !lul,r‘‘,.l;. P/ ico. °Lf_ Miami tprop erty 1i;hnaL
ion of the Democratic pn - decided to become a candidate fur
inVluding
farm,
house
and
barns
.
oniiKit
ok
ru
n
u
cA
T
ioN
roilsirririBEN
AToirwosi
No invptovemt-nts required. Must
Box 68.
as effective for older persons. No
IJune 3.
re-election to the State Senate
THE NINETEENTH SE N -'- be well loeaetd and close to town. $15,600. If interested'in making a •Tlia Htm11- of Kliirtiln’ To Chaa il.
opiates. Sold everywhere.,
_ C. A RAULERSON.
; ____ ________ from the 19th Senatorial District,
trade
write
giving
full
description!
'Ta**i*nWit
lt«apond>'iit:
ATOR1AL DISTRICT.
appear to
Givi) price and amount of cash re
—
.’ if a i’4 1
o
favour
property,
location
nnd
11
CLERK CIRCUIT COURT composed of Orango, Seminole and
quired. Address
Box 100. core
ereby announce that I am a Osceola Counties, subject to the
ite for the office of .Clerk Democratic Primary to bo held
N H I I
J^hrrnit'fteort ■’Of'Sd
ly, subject to the action of the your support.
M. O. OVERSTREET.
r« t i c p rlm a ^ ’ lirJWiB.-lOaf.
FOR- C0N9TXBLE OF
DlS:
H. H. CHAPPELL.
TRICT NOT 1.
[TusTjC e ’I i F * t iTi T V e a c e
I hereby announce that I'a m a
V'
ereby announce that 1 am a
teenth Senatorial District for 13 and prico in answering this ad. puny, Telephone 349, 107 South D. list.
Park Ave.
____ (HEAL)
Y.e fo rthe office of Justice candidate for comthblo o f District years. Your support will be great
E. A. DOUGLASS.
Box 431, Sanford, Fiurida.
Schelle M aine*
Clark Circuit Cmirl.
Peace in and for the first No. 1, subject t o . the Democratic ly appreciated. •
FOR SALE—Five acre farm, part
Sanford N ovelty
B y : A. M. XVrrks, D. C.primary
to
be
held
June
3rd,
1924.
le’ district of Seminole Counly improved, on brick road close
LEWIS O’BRYAN.
[With the legal and efficient Said district beig composed of the
to Inullng station. $1800.00. terms. IIEP ARTM KN T OF T H E I.NTEIIIOIl
•!• L A W Y E R
following
voting
precincts:
San
W o rk s
STAY
YOUNG
lance i f the executive officers
W. V. Wheeler, 404 First National U. H. Land U fftre at ilnlnpavlllu, Fla. I
Feb. U . 1914.
’ a th'* r i r r u l l Cmirl. Krirntli J„d|.
— Court Housa
le county I promise to do my ford, Lake Monroe and Paola.
Lack of health, ctrength and en Bank Building. I’hune 101-J.
Nnllro I* hereby g lv e i u that Allen*
E. E. WALKER.
rlnl f l r r u i l lit mill fur Srmlnulr
ergy shows Itself in line] In the face,
] without prejudice,
Murler,
nf
Maitland.
Florida,
w
l
i
n
j
r u u n t r . Stair uf KluriUn.
V . C. COLLER, Prop.
FOR SHERIFF.
flabby fitch and lack of muscular
i L. G. STR1NGF3LLOW.
(III Heptemhar 13. 192!. maita H om ela C k n u r tr f.
CUT THIS OUT — IT IS WORTH ale.ad Entry, No. 017T4»*. f o r I^it 4.
activity.
To
the
Voters
of
Seminole
County:
M
M
.
TO
Q
I
IKT
TITt.K
[FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
u»:ll<>n 14, T on n u -i'p II K„ itungu
Qoerai Shop and Mill Work
1 hereby announce my cnndidaey F ran k t^ WuoOrurf. Complnlnant,
MONEY
L E O N A R D I’S E L IX IR FOR
Dject, of course, to the action
in E.. TnlluhusHeu
Merhlnn.
hna)
V
H
.
H E . .B LO
builds- health.
Democratic Primary to be for the office of Sheriff of Semi ICIlvn M Knluht, It. Tl. Ktttlcr, T.__
. OD
-------- ,
Send this utl and ten cents to filed notice of Inlsilllon to tnnhe
George A . DeCottes
Contractor and Builder
tamulallnn Proof,
to
estaoltsh
June 3.-d, I will be a candidate nole County, subjbct to the voters tlviii-Ki* II. I'arruth. II. U Farrell, strength and energy. It keeps the Foley Si Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave.. C*’
clulni to tho land above described,
Attorney-at-Law
of
the
Democratic
Primary
to
be.
anti
AlarK.trrt
•
W.
lU
m
sry.
Ml•“ *
1111“ “ H1*’ th® eye* elesr Chicago, III., writing your name ha-fore Clerk Circuit Court, at San
he office o f County Judge of
< 51? Commercial Street
D eftadan tt.
Over Seminole County
ford. Florida, on the 10th - d a y o f
and
bright.
It
putt
color
in
the
and
address
cleurly.
You
will
re*
nole County. I shall be grate- held June 3rd, 1924. If elected I
CITATION.
I. 1934.
romtse four years of Law EnTtawlr
FO- ‘
for the nomination and elec
Tit Ellen M. Knlslil. If llvlntf nnd cheeks, a sparkle in the eye and’ reive n ten cent bottle of
tan I li-line* us V.-11nesses:
orcemcnt
in
a
business
manner
by
If
iltiBil.
at]
pnnit'H
claim
in
g
ItiirrO'*
th«
bodyIt
b
the
Ideal
LEY’S
HONEY
AND
TAR
COMand if elected I assure the
11 Irani
Hawkins.
of
Maitland,
Sanford,
■
■
— ■ ■ Florida
InrMa
^nship of Seminole a fair and the help of the proper subordi *»t under the Mdld Ellen XI. Kulitht. ,0 sSTt
POUND for coughs, colds snd
deermuid, nr utherwlmt in nnd lo
Wittier
XVrlglit. of
Maitland.
nates
or
assistants
and
earnestly
ful administration of the afElton J Houghton
honrsl‘ nesa- * l ,° frtc wtniple pack- Florldu.
the pretnlev-i herein after Ueenrtbod. A R n ? '3 ^ m v f p
i
solicit the support o f all law en A.
|of ti>« «'tflce.
.>
l». Fuller. If livin g and If dead, n r
(illver
XVheaton.
nf
Maitland.
KH !X I l l , P 0 R T H E “KO"
FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic
nil partleM I'laimlmt Inleresl under ~f~~ ,t~*
’
I
ARCHITECT
SCHELLE M A IN E S ._ forcement v%ter*. on Juhe 3rd.
.1*
Invigorates
and stimulant for the kidneys nnd Florida.
Hill Lewis, of I^iiikwoihI, Flarldn.
the said It. It. Fuller, deceaeed, or 7 ? n^ h.tn.,1^ wholc ■y»tem,makes FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS
RAYMOND L. ALLEN.
Fred R . W ilson
aUPERINTENDENTOF
UE GllOE C. CROM.
Firet National Bank Bldg.
oth erw ise, in anil lit the pretnlaiH
FOR TAX COLLECTOR
fj* cU * en!?Y on the for Constipation and Biliousness.
fl’BLIC INSTRUCTION
h erein a fter deacrlli-d; tleorKe It. it™*
Sanford,
— Florida
1 wish to announce mat I um a Carruth. If IIv Iuk and It dead, nit M t n M A o n i » c n isr,r
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW J
These wonderful remedies have In ClreHlt C o u r t. T|b J u d l r l a l C ir
eby announce my candidacy
cu it * f ( b e State <*(<F l o r i d a , f o r
I
parti, a claim in g Interest under lh * i L E Or N
f »»—
A R—D 7IS—. Refuse all others., helped millions of people.
Try
[fr-election to the office of tnndldate for re-election to the o f »nId
lie
11
rtoIt.
Carruth.
d
e
c
e
a
s
e
d
,
A
t
SU
d
rug
gists,
S
r
m
ln
u
lr
I
h
s
a
l
)
.
.
‘ them. Sold everywhere.
First National Bank Bldg.,
jty superintendent o f public fice of County Tax Collector of o r oth erw ise. In and to the premlaea
IV t 'h a n r r r r .
Grorgi* W . XX’ ylly and Albert XX'yllv
ctlon of Seminole County, Seminole Count!-, subject to tho h erein a fter desrrlhud; it. I,. F a r
Sanford —
Florida
as Trustee* under the last Will
to the Democratic primary action of the Democratic primary rell If llvlnv.- nnd If dead, nil p a r
and
leatument
o
f
’
G
eorg
e
XV..
ties
clulntlmt
Intereet
under
the
to be held In June.
held on June 3rd, 1924.
XX'ylty. Hr n fur. dreeaaed,
mild It. I . Farrell,
deceased
or
JWO. D .JIN K IN 9.
_________T. W._L A W T O N ._
VB.
o lh e rw le e In nnd lo the premlaea
Thomna
Conk XVylly, Geornlnnna Al-I
The Matthews Press
SCHOOL h erein a fter drncrlbrd; Marmiret W.
COUNTY PROSECUTING MEMBER COUN TY
lierta XX'ylty Ellis, and Chnrlea D.J X V rln ka U ld g a SnnfurU F la .
Itnmaey. If llvlntr and If dead, nil
ROARD
ATTORNEY,
Ellis hnr husband. Margaret XX'..
pnrtlen rhtlmlntr Interest under the
Phone 4L7-L-2
I hereby announce myself a can anld Mnrttnret XV. Itamney, dereuaeil,
11Illy rr nnd II. H. M llljer her huerish to announce that 1 shall
hand.
Em m a XVylly O rn m a n d H ay. I
candidate for the office of didate for re-election as a member o r otherwln e In nnd to the prcm lec*
niond Crum her husband. Helen
Tailors* Cleaners and Dyer
e re in a ft e r deacrlhed. aald pr op er
Ity Frosecuting Attorney, sub- of the County Board of Public In h
G XVylly. Margaret
E.
XVylly.
ty helntt situated In Keinlnoln C ou n
struction
from
District
No.
3.
Marlin
flasher
XX'vllr.
et.
nl.
Ito the endorsement of the
ty. State o f F lo rid a and more pa r
117 F«tk Aveaie— Plume 0 5
tlKUEIl OF f i : i i m c a t i o n
Oviedo. Osceola and ticu la r ly deacrlhed aa f ollow * tocratic voters at the June 8rd, (Geneva,
Sanford
Sign
Shop
T->
th*
Urfsndants
Th
om
**
C
o
o
k
,
Chuluotn) subject to the action of w lt:
XX’ yllv, u e o r g la n u a Alberta XVylly
APPROPRIATE
I.ot* I and J. Section IS, T n w n the Democratic Primary, June 3rd,
Elite ami Charle* D. Rills her h u s
'^GEORGE C. HERRING.
nhl|) JO South o f Iliinxu 30 Enel,
band Margaret XV. Illllyer and H.
1924.
Having
served
a.»
a
mem
LETTERING
c o n t a in in g lot *0 acre*
m ore or
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
H. Illllyer
her
husband.
Emma
Wilson Welding & RadUtni
hereby announce myself as a ber of the Heard since 1915, end le**.
XVylly Crum a n d . Ilaymund Crum
For
All
Classes of Work
ap pearin g from th* i w o r n hill
her husband. Helen O. XX'ylly. M ar
[idate for tho office of County having been chairman of the o f It c om
It
Is
Important
that
you
learn
the
position
taken
on
the
107
North
Sanford
Ave.
p
la
in
t
filed
herein
agnlnat
Works
garet E. XVylly and Martin Dasher
of Seminole County, subject Boarcf since 1919, especally fits me you that you hpve or claim *ome
Altamonte Springs Charter Case, during last
Democratic primary, June 3, for the work required of a Board Intercut In the **ld deacrlhed p r o p
It appearin g from the a ffid av it
" I f It's iletal we ran weld X 1
o f C. XV. G oodrich herein filed that
I pledge faithful service member, and If re-elected I prom erty . You. and each o f you. .ire
Legislature.
t h e r e f o r e required and ordered to
ise
tho
same
(onacientious
and
con
he
|a
th*
ag
en
t
for
the
cum
plalnSANFORD, FLORIDA
I you nominate me.
be and appear befor e our Circuit
anta; that In his heller you are each
structive serdee as haa been rend Court
Sanford Machine Co.
J. U. SHARON.
at the Cahrt House In San
--------------J-------------HEAR
----------------------------and every nf yon n on-re*ld«nts o f )
ered in my nany years of service ford. Sem in ole County. Slate of
the State of Florid*, that you. t h e 1
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Uruerul Xlnrhlue aad Dalle*
Florida, on the hr*l
Monday
In
CIIAS. V. HARRISON,
■aid Thom ae Conk XX'ylly. resid e at I
P«eby announce my candidacy
W alk *
June,
the
i
M
t
being
the
Snd
day
T<-no el It*.
W ashin gton
C ou n ty.
Geneva, Florida.
o f June, A. D. 1934. and then and
t ylluder ( i r U f l a *
Joe-election to the office o f
Georgia, that you th* said G e o r g l - '
STEWART The
FORc
o
i
w
n
r
c
o
m
i
i
s
s
r
o
N
e r th ere to make answ er to the Hill o f
an nt Alberta
XVylly
Bill*,
and
|ty commissioner o f District
1'huar OS
la a f a n l. Fla.
Charles D. Ellis h .r husband, reside
Cnmplnlnl herein tiled against youj
I
hereby
ainounce
my
candidacy
Flowers
For All
Seminole county, subject to
and herein fall not
else said bill
st No. IS Dryan Htreet E-. City o f )
on of the voters on JunaSrd. for re-«lecti«n to the office of w ill be ta ken aa^<mnfe**ed tigulnil
M
onday,
A
p
ril
14,1924,
at
8
P
.
M
.
Havannah. Georgia, that
y ou
the
Iteabtra Fiorlsta T«I*craffc
C-unty Conmlssloner from Dls- you fo llo w e d b y final decree.
said Margaret W. illlly er nnd 11. 8.
C. W. ENTZMINGER.
Hlllyer her husband reside at N o . 1
ti it number four of Seminole
It 1* further ordered that thin
lirery A u o cla tlw '
Cor. Magnolai and First Streets, Sanford
JR TAX..ASSESSOR.
101 East ITth Street, New Turk
n otic e be published In th o Hanford
»4h to annotific41that I am a County, autject to the action of D ally Herald, a newspaper, pu blish
City. State o f New York, that y o u I
814
.
Myrtle
A v « . Fhon# 860the
Democrit
primary
June
3,
1924.
the said Em ma XX'ylly C ejjoi a n d ,
ed In Sanford.
Hemtnol*
County.
We fur re-election to the
The home for the newspaper workera of the na
A
new
5
room
Bungllavnnind Crum her husband reside
B.
F.
WHEELER.
S
la
t
e
o
f
F
lor
id
a
nnc*
each
week
. of Tax Aisessor of Semi—
at No. 49
41 Montgomery HI..
nt.. Pnuuhi-o u a n - i ,
..
.
f o r a period o f eig h t Cunsecutlva
tion and the nchool of journalism will be among the
FOR 91 ATE ATTORNEY.
ICounty, subject to the decisItsrpsl*. Hlhtr *’ f New Y o r k , that H I O O n
M a fm O llD AVP.
week*.
y.,u _
the
a XXfylly
J1VC.
1 hereby announce my candi
you
_ -said- Helen
* * W reside
--------greatest institutions in the world.
Lm ,* Democratic Primary to
XX’ 11 ness my hand and offic ia l seal
at No III Hlllyer Htreet. East Or
Seminole
June 3ifl, 1924.
dacy for th« office o f State Attor o f o f f i c e at Sanford,
angv.
State
o
f
N»w
Jersey,
and
that
lot
65x117,
double
ga
ney for the Seventh Judicial Cir County . State o f Florida on thla
, _________A. VAUGHAN.
Millions of dollars would have been expended in
von Ihv defendant* M a r g a ret K.
S. O. Shinholser
the Slat da y uf March. A. D. 1911. ■
cuit of Florida, subject to the Dem (HEAL.)
WvUv snd Martin Dasher XVylly
[ for t a x c o L L E c f o i :
E. A. DOUGLASS.
rage,
a
good
buy
at
Seminole
County.
reside
*t
Ilarworth.
Htate
o
f
N*w
Clerk o f the Circuit Court.
f«$ to announce myself a can- ocratic Prinary to be held June 3,
Contractor and
j - r s r v : t b it all uf you are a b o v e
Sem in ole County. Florida.
1 fbr„ the office o f Tax Col- 1924. *
the age o f H year* except th* rie- $7,560. T erm s.
<
i
.
Uy V. E Dculaee, D. C.
Shall these institutions And location in another
____________
J.
A.
8CARLETT.
femlint ila rtln Dashar XVylly, w h o
. j
County, subject
John O. L eon a r d ).
Sanford.-----------I* under the age uf II year*, and
part of the state!
decision o f the Democratic FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Hollcltdr f o r C om plaina nt.1
that there I* no .person In tba Htate
3-SS-S9.4-S-1I.I9-1S-S-1-1*
17
20
acres
celery
land,
to he held June 3rd, 1924.
announce my candltin- service uf a summ on* o r su b~ _ _ R . C. M AXW ELL.^ dory for County Commissioner
p.Minu upon whom w ould hind you
sk
for N otlrr at Ik * M artins uf the B locklh<- said defendant* o r an y o f you. 11 tiledhouse, barn
COUNTY COMMISSIONER th* fifth district of Seninole Coun
huldcrn o f th * H erat*
fr la t lu *
It 1* th erefor* ordered t h a t , you
R. C . M A X W
t’u
m
paar,
«
C
f
r
p
i
n
l
k
a
,
fur
th*
ty.
Btbject
ths^action
of
tbs
f.
Stbject
to
the-action
* " n°unco my candidacy
and ea ch o f yok dd nppekr In thla
3
l*ur*uar
uf
D
c
t
r
r
a
i
l
i
l
i
l
W
hether
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and
equipm
ent,
$10,court
at
the
Court
Jlotia#
In
(
U
p
,
i
Real Estate
un* prim
Primary
1924.
*-. of
_______
L l8?’ * Commlseloner for the June
...u r ant (h r Charter at uahi Carft '
— '*■- •"■** ----- ■- “ f i
KILBEIt.
E. U. KU
|^,Jp.“ trict of Seminole Counparatlaa Sh aal* hr A airaSr*
and
fill „
. , termsN olle* Is tt*r*by given, that th«r*
[ p5|*ct ^ the action o f the
li la
II
Is ffurthex
u r t h . t ordered that this,
’
\ FOR
SHERIFF."
row sjsauiss*
**
will
b*
a
m
eetin
g
o
f
th*
•tnakhohlFrimary 6f 1924.
..riL-r
i.ublleatlun
he
p
u
b
lis
h
e
d
order
of
publication
be
published
I hereby announce myself as r or* o f th * H E R A L D PRINTING
once a Week f o r l(fr
f o u r c o n s e c u tiv e
________C. L. WEST.
tandllate for tin« o2t:o of SherU COMPANY, at th * o f f lc o of said
weeks In Ihe Hanford H erald ,
a
FOR
''
inole County, subject to the c o m p a n y . In th* City■ o f Hanford,’
Hanford.;
newspaper published In Hutnlnole
Humlnolr
»olla Avenue.
F(ortda. at 10T Magnolia
Florida.
tic
primary
June,
1924
ris& C o.
Voters of Seminole County:
th* th lr tlr tr — “ o-*f April. A.
Witness ror
I »h* **9l Of
W. A. TiLLIS.___ on
>ck, p. m.. for
t » . U l t . at Etgf
thla 4llh day
the said Clrc
nnnounce myself a can• purpo** o f
_ g an .le c t io n ,
of April. A.
il
-vCOl
pafnDfm kintegnyiTn
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Cash In A d va n ce
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
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PRINTING
CITIZENS OF
SEMINOLE COUNTY
WH1DD0N & HODGE:
HON. CHARLES D. HAINES
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AB80CIATBD PRttB DISPATCHES
.— -
8AN F0RD, FLORIDA. MONDAY, APRIL 14, 1924.
—
Son Is Permitted Tb
Intervene For Thaw
PHILADELPHIA, Apr. 14—
Ruasell William ThaVr claimed
IS year aid aon pf
_ Harry K:t Thaw w W a llew th i \a
(intervener through hi* flpfrdian
►In the Thaw insanity procped,lng» which began to the com
’ men pleas court .today.
PJIi
Thp jury after hearing .. the
Jcinl Sta
alienist appointed by tha court
Thaw's petition and number
H r / < H K r r i^ V u j i named in behalf o f tho trustees
R e p o r t*
th at
of Thaw’s estate will determine
w ou ld G n a i i m
his sanity with a view to havtng
^fety of B «l»rtbla him released
the
Pennayl
' w * from
*
Aggression' From vania hospital for mental and
nervous diseases where he has
irter In K o ro p * .
been confined since 1917. Evelyn
Neshit petitioned last Saturday
i AMsclatw* r r « « l
for permission to intervene in
tpr. 14.—The fact that
behalf o f her son declaring that
•Hianca
between
Thaw was still a lunatic and if
'Rumania is In the
released would dissipate the es
negotiation waa the
tate and life interest of his fath.
t| admission the French
er’s estate in both which, she
Ice was prepared to
said, her son hsd anticipatory
concerning the reports
interest.
wouLU guarantee the
[ Bessarabia -against agom any quarter,
oitned out that a treaty
nrrcly for the purpose of
■ng the execution of the
treaty and not directed
[y one nation or govorn-
Stone Tstkes Office
v'
NUMBER 1
S IN G L E . CO PIES F IV E C E N T S
.
• <p F «<
1 •"
.
mm
~ "•
GREEKS
m
M
Establishment of fell Defln:
!ng Debts
ed Policy Re
Owed United Slates by
Foreign Countries is Dis
closed in Publication by.
American Debt Commission
of Foreign Communications
Plebiscite Held Throughout
Country Shows Big Major
ity in Favor o f Establish
ment o f Republic Accord
ing to Announcement made
To Present Government Of
Greece-Assembly Favorable
Senator Couzens Is
Taken To Baltimore
WASHINGTON. Apr. 14—
Senator James Couxcns, Mich
igan, suffering from bladder
and intestinal trouble, was re
moved today to Johns Hopkins
hospital in Baltimore for fur
ther observation.
Whether an early operation
will he performed will bo decid
ed in a conference of physicians.
“ Senator Couxens speht a very
comfortable night” n statement
at hia bfflee said today.
■ i
- - - - - - ---------------
Watsoii is Designated
to Speak in Behalf
Discontinuing probe
Two Decisions
Confront Senate
(n» Til, A*«*rls«r<t l*r„a)
(ttr The .Iuwliilr4 Press)
WASHINGTON, Apr. 14—Tho
ATHENS, Apr. M.—Tho Greek
United States has laid down tha
Will Decide Whether
people Sunday voted for the estab
definite policy thta it will permit
lishment of • republic. The gov
to Make J ap Exclu
of no action by foreign debtor na
ernment made it known Sunday
sion Policy a Law
tions, that would make the position
evening that a big majority In the
of this government "I csb favora
plebiscite held throughout the
(nr Thr A uw talr4 r r » u )
ble” with respect to obligations
country favored a republic.
WASHINGTON, Apr. 14—Ths
Recent Assembly Vote.
due it.
administration is preparing to re
new with vigor the counter offens
Establishment of policy was dis
The Greek national assembly on
ive against tha fight on Secretary
closed Sunday with publication by
Mar. 25, passed a resolution in fa
Mellon In the Senate. Tho Presi
the American Debt commlasion of
vor of overthrowing the dynasty
dent conferred at length today
communications with the Mission
and the establishment of a Greek
with the Treasury Secretary and
from the Kingdom of .the Kerbs,
republic.
with Senator Watson o f Indiana,
Croats and Slovenes, which last
one o f the administration senato
Monday discussed a funding ar
On
Dec.
18,
last.
King
George
tn to Be Drafted:
leaders and chairman o f the. specs!
rangement on that country’s debt
II, was ordered to leave Greece by
■t’ fwill be drafted probcounsel investigating the internal'
$61,687,000. The mission left
the government, ponding the de
the departure of M. Leaders o f E-oth Parties Prepared
without making any headway to
cision o f national assembly as to Appoints National Outdoor Policy revenue bureau. •
Rumanian minister of
to Clear Path for Immediate
wards a settlement but carried
the form of future government. He
' He designated Senator Watson
Committee to Formulate Pro.
fairs, when it la signed
G~)
ConsiCeration of Both
with it a letter setting forth tha
proceeded to Bucharest, and later
to make another speech in the Sen
gram
to
S
en
e
Aa
Guide
for
ark virtually the eomBills.
HP
took up hia residence at Brusova, American view.
ate probably tomorrow, setting
•
Future Action.
Bag of the countries 'o f
Debt
Lomm?ss:on
la
Started
•
Two
views
of
Attorney
General
"Harlan
Stone
“moving
in”
on
his
Transylvania,
where
on
Aur.
8
he
foth
in
great
detail
the
argument
entente behind France,,
CDr T h r A u w b i l r S P r f M )
"Pending the refunding or satissued a proclamation to the Hel
for the discontinuance o f tha in
<Hr Tho Aa.nrlafrd Prfaa)
ch from Parle Saturday
WASHINGTON, Apr. 14— The sfnetion of indebtedness in ques new post. He la shown being sworn in and (Inset) officially-sitting in. lenic people protesting against re
WASHINGTON, Apr. 14— De quiry. Other Republicans are ex-'
j likely according to n soldier bonus bill will join the tax
cent events in Greece nnd claiming claring tho federal government pected to jpln the eounte rattack
tion” the debt commission's letter
authoritative circles, that
tho right to reign in accordance should take steps to put outdoor to support tho president against
said,
"the
commission
asnumoa
reduction
measure
on
tho
senato
Rumanian pact would be
with the legislation of country.
reerqationai opportunities within the charge that the revenue bureau
ne of the visit' o f King calendar this week and leaders of that the United States may feel as
Voet Was Unanimftua
tho grasp o f the poor as well aa committee has not kept within ith
and Queen Mario of Mth parties are prepared to clear sured that no action will be taken
The national assembly’ saction the wealthy, President Coolidge proper rights and warning tho
|to France. It was as the path for immediate considera by your government with respect
to any of ita indebtedness or here
In. voerthrowing the dynasty wns Sunday night announced the ap timo has come fo r tho sonata to
st Rumania probably
after incurred which will result in
taken by virtually an unanimous pointment of a national policy com “ rcturh this government under and
eavor to obtain'a writ- tion o f both.
the United States in a less
voto nnd in celebration o f coming mittee oh out-of-door life.
• accordance with the usual forma o f
_____|
While o f the measures will be
nding H
from Fran>ca t<\
republic Athena displayed much en
r In thd defense o f Bea- given precedence, will be determin favorable position as a cv d lto The president charged tho com law o f the land.”
the event of an attack, ed Monday or Tuesday by the than that which it now occupies." Anglo-Rusnian Conference Opens Tenders Resignation With South thusiasm. Preparations were be mittee with promulgation of "a
With botlv sides newly fortified
ern Utilities Company Aa
The paragraph was regarded as
gun immediately for tho holding national policy which should not by entrenchments thrown up over
When English Premier Telia
was added, would conManager
of
Locnl
Plants
To
f n plebiscite, upon which the as merely coordinate uuder •federal the week-end the senate todny re
Russian* To Be Care
treaty, if it waa con- finance committee while it ia likely making it clear that the United
Take Effect May 1.
sembly has based its decision.
ful About Spreading
on paga 8.
also that this subject will be dis Sites in n less favorable position
guidunre all activities in behalf of newed the war over Secretary Mel
From teh opening of newly elect
as a creditor than that which it
^ Propaganda
lon and ths future congressional
cussed at the conference o f Re
Henry R. Itoscbro, manager of ed assembly an Jan. 1. last there outdoor recreation, but also for investigation Program.
now occupies.”
_______
mulate a program to servo aa a
publicans Monday.
•
So-'thfn
r
Th,
associate*
Press)
’
i
the
local
utility
plants
of
So-'th
wss demand for a Greek republic. guide for future action." Various Watson of Indiana, chairman of
Tho paragraph waa regarded as
LONDON, Apr. 14—The A nglo-1,,^ Utilities Company, has resign On Jan, 2 amid shouts from the
Announcing his opposition to the making it clear that the United
agencien o f the national govern the special committee Investigating
" ‘ position, it wus announced itoputles and the galleries of “ Long ment already are concerned with the internal revenue bureau tola.
>onud bill, Chairman Smoot o f the States to retain the priority o f its Russian conference was barely un- ed* that
Monday.
Hia
resignation
will
take
lve
the
Republic;
Down
With
the
finance committee turned over to obligations'Where such priority ex der way today when Premier Mac-' effect Mny l. It has been rumored King," control of government-was many phases of the out-of-door his colleagues and the Democ____
leaders, privately, after tha con
Senator Curtis, Kansais, a Republi ists and that It will accept no sec Donald took the opportunity to for several dnys that Mr. Rosebro turned over to the assembly by life question.
can member o f the committee, the ond liens that may result from warn tho Soviet delegates against would relinquish his position In Col. I’lustlras- head o f revolution
The committee as selected by the ference with Coolidge and Mellon
handling o f the measure. Mr. Cur shifting financial arrangements in engaging in Bolshivik propaganda this city but the report w.ts not ary committee.
president in to consist of Secre that tha President’s message was
tho reorganisation of any foreign in. England during the present netaries Weeks of tho war depart not intended to atrlira any aenate
)N„ Fla., Apr. H.— tis said he would report the bill to
confirmed until Monday. .
Venlsloa Decided Plebiscite
government’s
debts.
'
inquiries except as directed ^ _ T..
the
senate
by
Tuesday
i
t
the
1st[out his bratna -after he
gotiations
which
' “ W
fi aro certain
■ to ex
Mr. Kosobro leaves Sanford for
Eleutherios Veniselot returned ment, Wallace of the agriculture
l i was Indicated that a majority tend over many weeks.
Labor RoamAc, Va., where he goes to ac as premier, and promptly an department and Hoovsr of the com the Secretory of the Treasury;.
hla four-yeald-old son,
Tha administration's
Senator Smoot baaed hla qpposi- o f debt commisaloneni feel further Premier assumed the gravest man cept the genernl managership of nounced that he' disapproved of pierce department nnd Assistant
, to kill hia wife M l had
to
bill
to time should ho given the foreign ner pftcr welcoming the Russians an Jct> and cold storage plant. Thu sending away o f king. A t • the Secretary Roosevelt
Dr. J. M. Willis, a -prom- tlon on the failurei o f ttie w
ti , is
in whteh,tei.inlj.late fu nd
insist.
throe soma Uwo ha Informed the Greek*
iluntlj'. t
* *
atlons becaoVrr-rVf-Wpe f
For
menr-irwinr »»«* .
rrfifre*w«r#TT»>rg»
ror> he had (Iw-idnt mf BTileWwl
entent o r reparations prob- ganda of any sort from the Kus-1 som,. timo these three concerns, the best method for giving the peo
too* pit.
h flly B y
|ty. brought to an end one of regular government funds. The
l rangest tragedies In the tax reduction measure would not im s may bo near. The Jugo Slav sian visitor*. He said being a So- j the Citizens’ Crystnl Ice Company, ple an opportunity to choose be
Mr. Coolidge announcc<Mppoint- formal senate resolution
delegation said ita government ex cialUt he was familiar with the the General Ice Delivery Company tween a monarchy and a republic. ment o f the committee in * forma] son. Ho Skid the rsc
Florida Saturday afterly eat up the treasury sui.
ot’s statement Iasi' night war*
naxt year, Mr. Smoot said, but pected to offer a funding settle propaganda and at the first indica and the White Realty Corporation, It was his intention to delay the aUtmnent which said in part:
ment
when
tho
reparation
Is
work
would
go
$90,089,000
beyond
the
tion
he
would
halt
negotiations.
huvo
been
operating
separate
debisclto two or three months, but • * artlcularly within the last de necessary since it confirmed wtiaVhis body with; that of
he said to the senate yesterday. '
son he murdered, was limit of the estimated surplus. Cost ed out. This situation waa thought •The conforonco wns cnlled to set plants. Recently they wore acquir n tha meantime 111 health over- ca
cade the outdoor recreation-spirit
The senate is face to face wif*~
f Live Oak for interment. of the bonus bill has been estimat ikely to ojTcct tho other amaller tle outstanding questions between ed by close friends o f Mr. Rose- camo him nnd he withdrew from among our people has Increased
active service
in
the political rapidly. During this peoiod there two momentous decisions—whotK..
cloth, who escaped death ed at $135,000,000 for tho first debtora ao It appeared probable the Soviet government and Great tiro.
that the debt commission would Britain.
_
■ ‘
Whpn the pints were consolidat world.
pW into a store, la accotn- year.
hare been put forward projects- the Japanese exclusion pocly la' «o
the bodies. Dr. Willis,
Tho report o f Democrats of the mark timo for awhile.
On the eve of the assembling of ed, the owners inunodintoly got in
federal, municipal, atato and pri be written into taw and whek!rar>
Want Funding Proposals.
but not fatally injured, finance committee on the revenue
tho Anglo-Kuhidan conference, a touch with Mr. Rost-hro and offer
vate—to oxpand and conserve there is to be a nopen breach with
sscing.
Some members of commission number o f leading London bankers ed him the responsible position of
bill is expected to be submitted
throughout the country our recre President Cooliilgu over the sub
sy is given as the cause to the senate Monday. It wlH op believe the commission ahould ad Sent a memorandum to Premier general manager. Tim new posi
ational opportunities. It is almost ject of senatorial investigations of
tragedy. According to . as principally the income tax vise the foreign debtors, in event MacDonald, setting forth conditions tion which Mr. Roscbro has accept
idle tq. emphasise their value to executive departments o f the gov*
FairclotR had been schedule as fixed by the committee the Dawes-McKenna suggestions under which, in their opinion, Rus ed is in a much larger field and is
tha,c*unfry. The physical vigor, eminent. Organizxetion o f repre
over attentions the phy- in accordance with the plan o f Sec result ln-a settlement o f reparation sia’s credit can be restored. The said to he much more lucrative
'moral strength and clean simplic sentatives who hare rallied around
alleged to have paid to retary. Mellon. Senator Simmons, question, that this government de conditions include, in addition to than his present position.
ity of mind of tho Amorlcan people their chief to give battle to the co
o f insurgents in their own
Mr. Rosebro has been the mana
last summer,
» .
North Carolina, ranking. Democrat sires to learn their funding pro- the recognition of public and p iv con
be immeasurably furthered by alition
The first meeting of the City
navtu an,l )l>*
tka ka: v *■
waterways. party and the Democrats on tho tnding culminated- Satur- on tho committee, has framed a losals. They feel that sufficient atc debts, tho restitution of private ger of the local plant for tho past Comission during this month will properly developed
tfg
vestigatioa
question
will
go
into
ime
has
been
given,
but
those
1
H
months
having
come
hero
iron
property o f foreigners; -establish
he mett Dr. Willis in the substitute which has been agreed
bo held this afternoon at
the Life in the open ia a great charac conference Monday to mvisrtake to
holding
this
view
are
in
the
minor
l'alatka
in
August,
1922.
Beforo
ment
o
f
completely
independent
to
by
the
Democrat
members
of
ter
builder.
From
such
life
much
There were a 'fe w words.
city hall at 2:30 o’clock at which
ity at this time. Io a letter to tho courts of law and restoration of that time he was in the general of time it ia expected that much o f the American spirit o f freedom reach an agreement with respect
cloth drew 4 pistol"and the committee.
to Japanaso exclusion.
Jugo
Slavs,
the
commission
said
it
ticea
o
f
the
Southern
Utilities
Com
the sanctity of private contracts,
[blank at the physician
important
business
will
be springs. Furthering the opportun.
“ regretted” that the government of with a guarantee of the future free pany both at Palatka and at Jack
Expect Affirmative Vote.
.
ities
o
f
all
for.atich
life
ranks
in
One bullet made a 24 Cases Are Tried
transacted, including the final
Kingdom did not find It possible dom o f private property from sonville before they were moved details on the- work of tho pro the gcnara^flfcu with education.
Whatever the outcome o f that
|d; four others drove
to proceed with a funding discuss confiscation by the state; freedom b> the former city.
hand Dr. Willis had
posed new municipal water works . p ji* 4 tr in this country must be conference, moat leaders at “
In Municipal Court
ion at thia time but accepted the from interference in dealings be
Briar to 1922 when he went to plant.
ly thrown o fawrtodr
to try to put the chanco for out-of capitol foresaw an affirmative
of Jugo Slav govern tween bankers and traders o f the Jacksonville to assume tho duties
On Monday Morning statements
|pusly thrown forward to
door pleasure, with all that it on the exclusion ituostion dim
Meeting
with
the
commission
ment's financial condition as war two countries, and cessation of an of general superintendent in the
Jmsclf.
means within tho grasp o f rank tho vigorous and almost blunt |
thia
afternoon
will
be
Joseph
E.
ranting the hope that a proposal ti-foreign propaganda.
head offices of tha company, Mr.
There were 24 cases tried in
up tho tiny prettlln
nnd
file o f our people, the poor man test from the Japanese govern
Craig, special consulting engi
for funding would ba submitted at
Itoscbro
was
connected
with
tha
J.
transmitted to tho house and
The
memorandum
alio
consti
Municipal
Court
Mondny
morninf
»med for him. Falrclot,5
neer employed by that body in as well aa tho rich man. Country
tutes a warning to the Ruasinn G. White Company of Augusta, Ga. conectlon with the water worka recreation for as many o f our peo- ate last week by Secretory Hu^.„
I the little fellow into the before Judge J. G. Sharon am an early date.
The Japanese protest was wit1
government not to expect that In accepting the new position at project. Mr. Craig is here to aid ile aa possible should be our ob|and fired a shot through $152 In fines and estreated bonds
out effect upon the vote In
largo amounts of capital will be Roanoke, Mr. Kosehro closes
The following
e
ctiv
.
___
fl,
j* abdomen. The little were collected.
in conn
completing the plans for rush
hous«i which panned the imm
available, cither from tHc British connection of 11 years with tho ing the work.
within an hour,
caeca were disposed: John Green,
It la underatood
Southern
Utilities
Company
having
tion bill, with Ita exclusion pr
government
or
from
private
that
the
commissioners
will
re
[Fairdoth la said to have drunk, $5 and costa; E. Vivkera,
D.A.R.
President
Asks
lean with the organisation since
ion by a margin o f more thvt fi
sources.
On
the
contrary,
it
points
Hpccding,
$10
bond
estreated;
Carl
quest
Mr.
Craig
to
gn
over
tho
I"'* wife and to have shot
its formation in 1913.
to one. There was no refere
out
that
Russia’s
position
will
be
Myrick,
operating
a
car
without
She escaped by running
“ It is with a great deal of re entire project. Tho purpose o f For Law Enforcement in debate to the cdmmunicj
the same as that o f other countries
lights, $5 bond estreated;
Joe
fe nearby.
this
is
to
make
the
report
a
mat
from Ambassador Hannlhare
seeking capital In tho world mark gret (hat 1 leave Sanford," declar ter of record, it ia announced.
(Dr Tea A u w lalH l*r*u>
, “*™d to tho bakery and Butler, drunk, $10 bond estreated;
ed Mr. Rosebro Monday. “ Since '
rythlng will depend
.
only brief and casual discussion
et, ana that everything
John
Robinson,
operating
a
car
March
was
a
record
breaking
[bullet through his left
There has still been no light
WASHINGTON. Apr. 14,-T h e exclusive
•lusive clause.
$for hire without a city license, one for the local police depart on Russia’s ability to satisfy pu have mndo this city my home,
shed upon tho subject as
to appeal for law enforcement partic
mude
a
largo
number
o
f
friends,
to
>ro
romoters
wLn
veto
investor*
and
President Coolldge’s protest
$20 and costa; Bessie Smith, pos ment, according to a report sub
whether
tho
city
will
be
able
to
l°th was hurried to the session o f liquor, continued until
ularly in regard to prohibition and the senate against the trend o f
Continued on page eight.
regard to the sccu ty offered.
enter into negotiations
for u for faith in tho government, waa senate
Pital where the baby lay Wednesday; W. II. Jones,- speed mitted by Chief Roy G. Williams
invesUmtlan also may
and
filed
with
tha
City
Commis
part of the Southern Utilities made Monday by Mrs. Anthony come before the Republican confer
rather and son died at
ing, $3 and costa; Willie Lee Law sion at ita meeting thia after
Company’s
equipment.
Some
Wayna Cook, president general- in ence, but the decision o f organiixa.
PJ same moment, tha baby son, speeding. $25 and costa; Lee
According to the state
time ego representatives o f thu the annual message to the 33rd tion leaders to stand by the tl
[horror and grief-atrickan, Hanford, riding bicycle on side noon.
ment,
tho
department
made
170
company met with tho City Com Contintena! Congress Daughters leader of their party in thia
FUurcd mother, bending walk, $3 bond eatreatod; Richard
arrests Ust month and collected
mission and tha result o f that American Revolution meeting here already has been mad
Holtaclaw, Vernon Westfall, Allen $2,328 in fines find estreated
meeting v u that th« city’s offer today in tho Continental Memorial
w«s 28 yea n old) , Dr, Filds, Earl Rumlay, John Miller, bonds.
This eclipses the record
Watson to Proas Reaolatloat
to
buy wiiat equipment that it Hall for a week’s session. About
i» recovering from hla Wymack Vereen, Holly Vinson, for January and February.
In payment of the current bills,
At the monthly meeting o f the
Senator Watson, Indiana, one
could
use,
waa
turned
down
flat
2,000
delegates
representing
every
•bout thirty yea n of Lofton Edenfleld, all charged with
ibi.......................
“wheel horses"
By Ust month’s activities the County School Board, Mr. Osteen warrants were written on tho by Col. Houston, representing the state will hear President Coolidge tho Republican
destroying public property, dis local police have brought the reported one bid received by tho several funds ns follows:
given
notice
that
he will
company’s
main
office
at
l’alatka.
this afternoon. Tho French and
$7,186.25
mUsed wh<
hen parents agreed to total number o f arrests during tho board o f trustees o f Special Tax Teachers ......
resolution proposing
Britiish
•
ambassadors
will
also
Whether
or
nos
there
will
be
rests o f damage; Sam Panto, first quarter o f this year up to District No. 2, fo r the old Transportation ____ ___ - 1,528.00
Trial WID
aome controversy between the apeak. Caolidge’s speech will be special senate committee In.
ng ice cream without a li- 450 and have collected a total o f school building and lot at Alta Administration and inci
gating the internal revenue ha
broadcoeatcd by radio.
and the company is still
*gin on April 24 Mcense, $6 bond estreated; Bessie $5J)M in fines during the same monte Springs and submitted it dentals ______________ 857.4$ city
the activities of which '
matter
of
con^jecture.^
However,
Martin, disorderly conduct,
d>** period.
sharp remonatration to
In January tha arrests to tho board. The bid was placed Bond fund No. 2 (Long
SENATE
«
.
O.
P.
IN
to
safeguard
the
eity'a
interests
wood Bend) building.... 3,296.70
missed; Steve Martin, disorderly totaled 139 and fine* were $1. by E. T. Haines and the amount
.tavoctalcS P m a )
Coolidgu from Secretory
CONFERENCE.
and
to
comply
with
the
law,
May
April 1 L —Aubrey conduct, $1 and costa: E. D. Dun' 729. In Februaiy there were 141 was $1,010.00 for tho building Bond:, fund No. 5 (Gen
and
in turn from tha p
and Jot combined.
Mr. Osteen
eva Bond) building..... 2,918.45 or Lako has stated that an offer
. 23, South Carolina, can, speeding, $3 and coats; Em arrests and $1,867 In -fine*.
the senate.
(Ur Tfc* Aw e to t s 4 1 ' r t u )
has
been
made
and
that
the
com
*«re several months ago anuel Gordon, speeding, continu
WASHINGTON, Apr. 1 4 ,-T h e Democratic leaders are
Arrests were tnade«for tha fol Mgned the bid in approval and Special tax district No.
I ____i . ............ ........:__ 1,054.25 mission is ready to do the right senate. Republicans spent so much insistent upon pressing a
^ith criminal
Herring, carrying lowing offenses: disorderly cop- asaed fo r a similar endorsement
ult and ed; George
thing
and
purchase
what
equip
the remainder
o f his Special tax district No.
concealed weapons, $50 and coats; duct 14, drunkenness 40,■ tUlBor from
1 from
on giving
givtng the commitw
committee
time in controversy on immigra uon
103J 9 ment it ia able to qco.
•. ,
.
,San» Morgan, disorderly conduct, violations 13, operating' a car board.
jWbeduied ,
tion quotas that it failed • to ity to employ counsel. Adoption
It
is
expected
tn*t
the
remain
P«i Apr. 24.
Ths board’s attention w m call Special tax district No.
dUrqlMadwhile intoxicated four,
ing co ns tracts for the construc reach the Japanese exclusion the resolution would rooks' post
Florida race
feature in their party conference'
Utions 61, gambling 49,
a , ccarrying ed by Mr. Martin to several un
tion
of the reservoir and pow
matter* in tho con Special Laic district No.
today.. Chairman Lodge said tha
World Fliers Cut Day concealed weapon* thf**, dis- satisfactory
house, will be awarded •* ‘ ‘ ‘
4 r
struction
o
f
the
school
house
of
~
......«y
«)»aa
»
members were free to vote on the
charging firearms one, vagrancy
njeoting.
To
whops
they,
and was assured these Special tax district No.
From Their Itinerary four, recruiting labor without a Oviedo
exclusion antendment.
let,
was
not
givtn
out
this
morn
5
'
_
.i■
fn
would be properly cared for be
license two, larceny two, riding
ing.
Within a aaort time U la
tax district No.
bicycle an sidewalk
B y T h a San d a l !
M alk two and as- fore tha completion and final ac Special
expected that the actual .vrork
6
ceptance
o
f
the
building.
There
SEWARD, AUska, A pt- 14j—( aault one.
waa a discussion on the proposal
After cutting a day from the
o
an. additional .root
room to tho FaPREMIER RESIGNS. f an.additional
schedule itinerary by flying direct
oU whool building.
to Sswsrd from Sitka without
£
• ■
S f The Aaa
•top a t Cordova aa iriginaliy
COPENHAG
planned tha United States army
air squadron making th o‘globe en Danish Cabinet
‘ ‘ g flight leaves for Chignik gawd, in office
1X 9
‘ distant. - ThO ed. today. The
BONUS BILL AND
TAX MEASURE ON
SENATE’S DOCKET
COOUDGE WANTS
CHANCE F0RP00R
OF OUTDOOR PLAY
if ^ V rar
W ARNING GIVEN HENRY R 0S E B R 0
SOVIET ENVOYS ACCEPTS OFFER
B Y MACDONALD VIRGINIA F IR M
(ton Physician
[Son aqd Then
iHis Own. L ife
City Commissioners
T o Finish Plans On
Water Works Plant
f
Local Police Have
Busy Month During
Mar. Report Shows
J
M onthly M eeting Seminole County
School Board Held at Court House
a
in
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And we have yet to hear o f our first
dissatisfied customer.
When w e so licit your business we do so with th e fifm
determ ination o f fu e llin g our end o f the contract and protecting Jhfc interests
o f both die purchaser and seller, or fo re g o the pleasure o f m aking the sale. I f
you are contem plating som e investm ents in Sanford or S en sib le County, Real
Estate, be sU reyou look our listings over.
They Include:
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4 O. P. Heni^
fliD, M cB nne'L ot'
120
Mr*
>lrs.,A, E. Hill, Lot 5, Blk 4. Tier B \ i j f f
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« ‘ -72 frank Grayharo, Lot 10, Blk E __ L-— _________ 70.
200.72 Mrs. Mary PackaVd S. 1-2 Lot 2,
C. Chase,, ---Lot.9.
9 L .„ „ _ .i !
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SJ. . O.
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Tew N. IrSiL-rt 2, Blk " A " (Less N. 10')..... * .50 ' H
r if I*
AnnajM .tl^ForreaL-LqV 0, Blk I ? ........139.5
400JD0
A very, pretty wedding took Atlantic Const Line Railroad Co., nigjht-of-way,
■ t :t ,
.
•* f
Qua Frank; Lot if, Blk D ......... 7.1........... 69.5
. iBtH ngfeM v n i l Block " B "
30
.i9 d :!
place at the Baptist church nt
Blk 4, Tr, 5 .... ....... .............. ..................... .......
11.40
2043.7!
The abovo nWP’foregoing fin a l'Assessments nre p a y ^ j
L o t
8 * B , k
D —
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i; . Mr. and Mrs. Voorhies and chll- Monroe Sunday at high noon, ■T. W. Williams, Lot 1. Blk 5, Tier 5 ........ *UL„.
48.14
mr.r, interest up to May 15th, and from and after such (late >*a'|
1 dren arc expecting to move to Lake with Rev. E. Lee Smith officiat
30.80 D. S. Babbitt, Lot 2, Blk G ___________ ____ ____
ing at the contracting. The con Mrs. A. E. Hill, Lot (5, Blk 5, Tier 5 ----- * ...............
193.55 assessments will bo payable only in ten equal annual install*
r Mary this crock.
tracting
parties
were
Miss
Fran
Atlantic
Const
I.ine
Railroad
Co.,
Right-of-way,
D. S. Babbitt, Lot' 3, Blk G ______ ____ ,........... ;___
193.55 interest nt 8 r/I- per annum on all deferred payments.
i
Mr. and Mrs. August Swanson
Begin at N. W. Cor. Lot 6 , Blk B, T ier 5 „ run
■V and sons, Archie and Albln and his ces Spivey and Mr. Cyfoy Meloy.
D. S. Babbitt, Lot 4, Blk G -----------------------;____...
193.55
, Witness my hnnd as City Clerk and the Seal of the ru,
little daughter were supper guests, The church was beautifully deco
West
42
f
t
,
South
58.29
fc
tt
Northeasterly
to
H.
A. Neel, Lot 1 , Blk II ____ ___ _______ ________
200.72 ford, Florida this 4th day o f April, A,,D. ,192|.'
rated
in
cut
flowers
and
stream
Tuesday at the home o f Mr. aiyi
30
J. Rivers; Ix>t 2, Blk H ___ _______________ .....
ers, the color scheme being laven
14.81
200.72
f 'M rs, Elmer Lundquist.
(SEAL)
L. R]t‘$ M L irs, CtoJ
der and white.
The above and foregoing 6ral assessments are payable'w ithout K. J. Rivers, Lot 3, Blk H ...... __________________
200.7* 4-7-14-21-28-5-5f. .EmlU Mngnuson spent Sunday
Mrs. J. T. Jacobs presided at the
.
200.72
'at.U vs.ham o.af hia..autetavM.ta. J. orgnrr -imd- 'p la y ed Mendelssohn's interest'up to. May 15, 1924, and ..from and nftcr such date, said special B. Smith, Lot 4, Blk II
L.
Went,
Lot
1,
Blk
I
.......
assessments
will
be
payable
on
ly
in
tm
equal
annual
Installments
E . Ltmdqulst. It was his birthday wedding march for the procession
70
200.72
birthday cake had. been al and Iiohgrins for the recession with Interest nt 87r per annum <ln all deferred payments.
U
Mr. and Mrs. Fred al. The attendants were Misses
Witness my hand as City Cl^rk and the Seal of the City o f San Jas;
and little son also came to Mabel Merritt, Theresa Gray, J.
Sanf
ford, Florida, thta 4th day o f Ap) il, A . D. 1924.
-#pend»thc day with Mr. and Mrs. R. Ballard and Allen Hogan.
(SEAL)
•
L
R.
PHILIPS.
City
Clerk.
Lundqulst.
The bride looked 'lovely in a
jigi Little Audrey May Neese and white .voile trimmed in satin rib 4-7-14-21-28-G-5
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j.J
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M E R C H A N T S ’A N D M I
(^Raymond Lundqulst have the bon streamers. She'carried an arm
r
C. Hi Dingee, Lot 49 7 _____ il __
'106,54
1
measles.
SfOXTATIOS
bouquet o f Dutchess roses. The
l.i Mis* Johnic Lucas began work trr(K>ni wore a handsome suit of TO ALL PROPERTY OWNEBS OWNING PROPERTY ON T1HRD Cora C. Holllngcr, Lot 50 ....'____..L......
106.54
r CONTACT
Corn C. Hollinger, Lbt 6 1 ________L___
106 JM
STREET FROM MAGNOLIA AVE. TO OAK AVENUJE. .
Monday at McCroy's ten cent store, steel gray. Misses Merritt and
,'f f
r i l K l f l i i y A N II I'AftSKXGKIt SKMVIt'P.
Is e k s w iv t il* T o
__________ ■
.in i ■'Sanford. She spent Sunday Gray, the bridesmaids, were gown
106.54
Noticq is hereby given that the construction o f the asphalt pave Cora C. Hollinger, Lot 69
One W « r
fN ia g a r a Fnll<t
'
ed in white and lavender, with
with her friend, Miss Dickson.
t W n r Vnrb. N. V.
106.54
fA t ln a t t c r i l r __________ H M I
ment on Third Street, from Magnolia Ave. to Oak Avc., has been com Cora C. Hollinger, Lot 70 ..... ................ ...............
lace trimmings.
llnlltmurr,
»l«l.......
........
S#.M
rh
llm
lr
l
phln.
Pa.
- Mr. and Mrs, Fry, Mrs. Bengs106.64
Immediately after the ceremony pleted, and the completed work has been finally accepted by the Com E. M. Carrall, Lot 52 ---- --------------L__ _________
■rillatinrah, |»a.
lll m tn R , Mo m .
__...---- 41 S3
ton and Miss Eunice Tyner were the wedding party repaired to the
Sasannab, f!a.
• f U r n a * . III.
---------- ..
J.
N.
Robson,
Lot
53
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O
106.54
Sunday guests at the home o f Mr. home o f the bride where an ele mission o f the City o f Sanford, Florida.
•Tnlrilii, II. ... *
M le irln n il. O , . . . ................ na_1l
J. N. Robson, Lot 54 ..............
<50
InrLuuns Dtp To
•IIH tolf, Slleb. ......
II.S.1
106.54
dnd Mrs. T. O. Tyner.
They gant breakfast was served, about!
The following is the final estimate for paving Third Street
*W n ob ln clon . Ii. 1
fMunlrrrtl. I*. l|. ......
t»J3
. N. Robson, Lot 65 .......
60
brought with them an eight pound thirty-five friends and relatives
106.54
*Vln U a lllm ors nu t roll. IVta nalttmorc o r
Twenty-four feet in width from Magnolia Ave. west to Oak A v e.; Re
trout from Windermere.
rail
106 51
being present. They later left for placing the nlr.e foot brick pavement with a twenty-four foot sheet Wm. and Mary A. McKim, Lot 50...... ....... ... ........ [ 60
I— A l l - w a t e r via Phllndelptiln nr B.’ ltlm ore; direct runn.*
Wm. and Mary A. McKim, Lot 67 ........... ............... 60
Albln and Archie Swanson e x - ;nn extended trip down the East
1065.4
at Plillailetphin. tliren (Jays lay o v e r nt Hnltlmnre.
1 * W ‘to leave the first of the week ICoast, expecting to visit Miami, asphalt pavement, on n rock foundation:
T
ic
k
e ts Include meals ( e x c e p t t i c k e t s fur Havilnttait. tin I All i
Cntcs Crate Co., Lot 58
........... ................... ........ GO
106.54
on AlIcKhnny and llerk ah lro and som e r o o m s on other , t(13
■fo r St. Paul, Mjnncsota. They are (Fort I^iuaerdnie, and other places. 405 Cu. yds. grnding @ 40c ....'....... .................... —...................... 3 162.00 B. T. Corey, Lot 59 ......
60
have ex tra chnrKo.
106.54
planning to make the trip in their
The bride is a daughter of Mr
22.27 B. T. Corey, Lot 60 .....
56
99.43
fclitO, going by way o f Washington. and Mrs. J. A. Spivey, of West 2227 Sta. Yds. overhaul @ Lc .................................... ...... ............................ .......................................... .................................................
Jnekannx lllr T o I J n l d M . i r
J n rk a o n v llle T o fh ll.a iJ
3iOO I*. A v l n S « v a u * n h
n a t o 1 *. 31., 1 In < . . , , . 3
05
"W e arc sorry to lose such ostima. First Street and is a very /ittrac* 1028 I-in. ft. concrete curb and gutter @ 75c — ...... ........... 771.00 Alfred Foster, Lot 01 ..........
116.41
■blwyoung men.
A p ril
. M a r
tive young girl. The groom is 160 I.in. ft. flush curb <u> 30o ...... ................ .........- ..... ..........
45.00 Alfred Foster, Lot 62 ....................................
A p ril
J
50
88.78
1 0 -1 1 -3 1
H ow ard
2 -12 -2 3
lV r x in n ...— . 3 -H .:i
•0‘ TU’y. O. O. Eckardt will be here well known and popular at San 320 Lin. ft. grnnitc curb reset @ 15c ..............— ........................
48.00 Alfred Foster, Lot 03 ...... ......... ............ ;....... ....... .... 50
88.78
I J u r U s h l r e .... : . i
2 -1 7 -2 1
Allegheny ■
tot service on Thursday evening ford where he is engaged in busi 1167 Sq. yds. rock base @ 75c ........... ................... ..... .— ..... — .. 875.25 Alfred Foster, Lot 64 _______
3 -1 (-1 1
n to u r e s f e r
5
.
N n n t i i c K e t .... J 0 - 2 1
i.]l
50
88.78
at 7:30 and again at 4:00 P. M. on ness. He is formerly from PelJunltUe'.......
K ita r x
___________ _
ij.3
19-3 0
1131.90
hnm.
Ga.
Many
.felicllatlons
arc
116
7
S«1yd*.
2”
sheet
nsphalt
top
@
97c
.
.
.
Alfred
Foster,
Lot
05
........
50
88.78
h
PJViOs j . All welcome. The scr
;,J!tpjday.
Autnmotdlea r nrrlcd on nil stenmera. (InelndhiK rlmni
357.00 Alfred Foster, Lot 66 ....._......
850 Sq. yds. brick rc-lnid @ 42c
55
ip the English and in Svved- extended the. young couple.
97.66
A l l r a b a n r and llr r b a h lr o l.
d c r u r o sta teroom
arrotinnisUB
An. automobile wreck occurred 672 Sq. ft. nllcy returns @ 22c ..........
the Lutheran church.
It
mid reserve spaco f o r a u t o m o b il e s well In ndvnnre. Kull IS
147.84 I. Toyama, Lot 67 ........... ...... .............................. .
50
99.43
nmtlon on reiiucst at “ A s k Str. F o s t e r ” tiureaus, or
Wtts more convenient for Rev. Eck- Sunday in which an Overland
2 Type B Inlets @ |27.00 ........ —
54.00 L ToyAma, Lot 68
........... ..................... ........... CO
106.51
C. tl. IIAII.K, fle u e ra l A g e n t . Jacktoatrlllr. KIs.
■rdt to come this time, so Rev. driven by Roy Burnsed was dam
T i c k e t ( n i t r e anJ I'ler. SOD K.
fit.
.
Telr|.Nn„|
2
Manholes
..............
........
.
.........
.......
110.00
aged,
when
a
negro
ran
into
him
Geo. A. DeCottes, Forrest Lake, and A. R. Key
W ahlbirg will bo here on the 27th.
350 IJn. ft. 12” storm sewer @ $1.10
385.00
S. Rev. Clark was with us last Sun- on Monroe Street,
U t 71 .............................. ................ ..............J.. 60
100.54
Spring crops in this section are 540 Sq. ft. sidewalk (3) 20c ...... ..........- ................. .................. .
and held a short communion
108.00 F. B. Adams, Lot 72 .................................
G
O106.51
beginning
to
look
fairly
well
in
ice.
1 Monument at street intersection ...»............... - ....................
6.50 W. C. DeCoursey, Lot 73*.............................
spite of cool weather.
Peppers,
GO106.54
were all pleased to have tomatoes, beans and other spring
Laboratory inspection'
---- ---------------— —- ............... .
52.79 W. C. DeCoursey, Lot 74
....... ,....... .................... GO •
100.54
lirschi able to bo out again vegetables are growing. J. W.
Legal expense, advertising, etc., 2% ...................... ........ .
85,53 J. E. Chandler, I,ot 75 ..............................................
gjT ..plter her long illness.
60
10G.54
Bell will pick beans this week, the
Engineering 4r/r ....... - ................... — ........... - ................. — 171.06 J. E. Chandler, Lot 76 ...................................
Mrs. Malm has been very poor first to be picked here.
GO 106.54
l y of lata.
J. B. Johnson, one o f our most
G. K. Ellis, Lot 77 ...... „1........................................ .
GO
10G.54
.*>» "M rs. A. H. Lundqulst visited prosperous farmers, has purchas Total cost ___- ............................ ’.............- .........
( 4533.23 G. K. Ellis, Lot 78 ..........................................
GO 100.54
■Wednesday at the home of Mrs. E. ed a new home at Greenbrier, near
I,css Credit 475 Sq. yds. brick @ $1.17
555.75 II. C. DuBose, Lot 79 ...................... 1...... ............... GO
106.54
W . Lundqulst.
Knoxville, Tcnn., and will live in
Delivered Anywhere in the city
W. T. Field, Lot 80 ..........
130
230.82
The sad news came to Mrs. J. E. that state the greater part of the
.Lundquist of tho death o f their year, only returning here for the Totnl cost - - m...:...... .................. * __- ................ - ...................
Meets and Bounds Descriptions, Sanford, Fla.
.$3977.48
50 CTS. FOR 5 GALLONS
^Jjrfwpris. Mrs. Olcson of Piedmont. winter months.
Mrs. E. S. Adams, Beg. at NW. Cor. of SW '4 of
Mrs. Drew Warren has been To be borne by City 1-3, $1325.83.
She had nursed her little adopted
SWVi o f NE'4, See. 36, 19- 30 run S. 132 feet,
■ttMfthtev with a bad case of mens. quite ill o f pneumonia but is now- Tp bo borne by ndjnccnt property, $2051.65.
E. 315 ft., N. 132 ft., W. 315 ft., to beg.
290
$511.92
and herself took pneumonia. improved. Several of the children Number of feet frontnge, 936.
« S h e will bo buried on Thursday at have had measles and chicken-pox. Assessment per foot frontage, $2,833.
L. E. White, NW14 Of S W 'i of NE'4 of Sec. 30Misses Kate May, Ruby and
*A *opka.
19-30...........................................
635112.751
.
FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer.
Rebn Walnright have returned to
their home at Hitchcox. Gn., after
Orange Heights, Sanford, Fla. .
• •
Foot
Final
spending several minlhs here with
Long-wood
L.
E.
White,
Lot
10,
Illk
3
.....................................
125
$221.95
Assessment
Name
Frontage
Description
their uncle, Mr. E. Stafford and at
L. E. White, I-ot 20,Blk.3....................................
128
227.27
E. It. Traffnrd's Map, Hanford, Fla.
For Their Health’s
tending School. Rush Stafford
drove them through in his machine S. O. Shlnholser. Lot 6, Blk 4, Tr. 3 ........ ..... ........ 117
128227.27
331.46 L. E. White, I-ot 10, Blk 4 .......................
GIVE THE CHILDREN
Saturday. ■
128
227.27
117
Congregational Church, Lot 10, Blk 4, Tr. 3 ...........
331.46 L. E. White, Lot 20, Blk 4 ..................................
Mr. and Mrs. Irn Bennett of Green
The nbove and foregoing final assessments are payable without
Cove Springs are visiting Mr. Til- Ed Rnmtall, Jr., Trustee.
33L46 interest to May 15, 1924, and from and after such date, said special
-rw us addressed by Mr. Karl Leh- den Willis and family.
N. Robson, I<ot 5, Blk 4, Tr. 4+— —.............. 117
F IT . rop A QUEEN
snn, secretary o f the Orange
Mrs. J. A. Spivey is visiting her Mrs. L. 11, Thrasher, I/>t 10, Blk 4, Tr. 4 ............ 117
331.46 assessments will be payable only in ten equal annual installments with
»unty Chamber o f Commerce and daughter, Mrs. T. F. Tucker nt
%
®
F
"j
interest at B'lr per, annum on all deferred payments, •
Peoples Bank and E. A. Douglass, Lot 1, Blk 5,
so with the Florida •Develop- F o r; Lnudcrdn’ c.
117
331.46
Witness my hand as City Clork and the Seal o f the City of San
Among those who attended the
•nt Board. Mr. Lehmann apMade o f Pasteurized Creamj
intly “ put over" in a very ef- Spivey-Meloy wedding from San W. II. Williams, f-ot 9, Blk 5. Tier 3 ...I.............
117
331.46 ford, Florida, this 4th day of April, A. D. 1924.
(HEAL)
L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk.
ctive way the 4*why-fors” and ford w ere:’ Mr. and Mrs. Wil Temple Instn. Inc., J, D. Jinklns, Sec. Lot 1, Blk D,
IT 'S S A F E
*
i V o f a real chamber o f com- liams, Mr. and Mrs. Durden and
4-7-14-21-28-5-5
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Aa a Vegijt Cf his talk Mr. and Mrs. GcorgeAVatcrs.
•It
•<*■ t
' Mr. and-M rs. .lohfr-^tell
w e ll- imd^Prcshytert<m»€jyyeh, H.-4VI>»Bnse, Let 0, BttwT),
nephew, Arthur Bell, speffjLRuh?!
Tr.
_____ "" ..........................—T T .. . ' 117
TW .46 TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON THIRD
- r.. ■ ‘ - day at Palm Beach.
Mari’
The abovo and foregoing final assessments arc payable without
STREET FROM MILL CREEK TO AVACADO AVENUE, AND
Jefferson Week Is being criensented to accept the position
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interest up to May 15, A. D. 1924, and from and nftcr such date, said
AVACADO AVENUE, FROM THIRD
brated at school this
president of
uf the chamber. Mr. ,.Dr*.
3
special assessments, will bo-7»ayabl^Mi(y/'hl,'t»ivi#?f3d^:*IWnl»>^#att(R''t *uu* c'V ‘ v >**c*.b* . ‘-.a TV.?
--------- -per annum on all deferred payments.*
local organization's, activ been given at chariei o f mornings, ments, with' interest at
Notice is hereby given that the construction of tho nsphalt pave
es -was elected vice president. among them one by Emil Haiscr
Witness
my
hand
as
City
Clerk and the Seal o f the City of. San ment on Third St. from Mill Creek to Avacoda Ave., and Avocado Ave.
mano
f
the
eighth
grade,
which
C. ta Thomas, recently o f De
from Third Street to First St., has been completed, and the completed
ll, Mich'., was made sccretary- wan very good. A contribution of ford, Florida, this 4th day o f April, A. D. 1924.
■ WHOLESALE COMMISSION MERCHANTS & IlltOtl
a penny from each child has been (SEAL)
L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk
asurer.
work has been finally accepted by the Commission o f tho City of San
asked to help erect a monument 4-7-14-21-28-5-5
5
Richmond, Virginia.
*
1
T
ford.
,
Committees were also selected in honor o f Jefferson. Each child
follows:
The following Is the final estimate of the cost o f paving Third St.
has gladly responded.
shin, Mr. J. Henry Mon
Membership,
Mrs. C. H. McKcnney wns call TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON CENTRAL from Mill Creek West to Avocado Ave., nnd Avocado Ave. from Third
Mrs. E. E. Hardy, Mr. George cd to Apopka Monday evoning by
St. North to First Street a width of Sixteen Feet with sheet asphalt
STREET FROM SANFORD AVE. TO FRENCH AVE.*:
iiart.
the serious illness o f her mother,
.
.Good Roads, Mr. C. B. Searcy, Mrs. Russ.
Notice Is hereby given that the construction of the asphalt pave two Inchoa thick on n six inch rock base.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Rabun and ment on Central Street from Sanford Ave. to French Ave. has been 136-1 Cu. yds. excavation @ 40c ....................... ... ............... ...... $ 615.60
sirmam Mr. F. J. Nicmeycr, Mr.
S. Miller.
Will Stafford visited Lake Helen
23.00
completed, and the completed work hits been finally .accepted by the 2300 Sta. yds. overhaul (3f l c ............... ...........................................
•
[Improvements, Mrs. F. J. Nic- Sunday.
3225 Lin. ft. flush curb (H> 3(Jc .................. ...................... .
9G7.50 ■ ■■■■■■■■■H aoB ip|B u aH n aaB an aaaB aB gaaB aH u aaai
Commission
o
f
the
City
of
Sanford,
Florida.
,
William Miles visited nt W ag
‘ syer, chairman, Mr. F. C. Slade,
The follow ing is the final estimate for paving Central Strutt -24 2939 Sq. yds. rock Imse (S» 75c ....... .............................................. 2201.25
E. E. Hardy, Mr. O. II. Fraln, ner Sunday.
Frank
Brolin,
of
Jacksonville,
J, A. Biatline.
feet in width from Sanford Avc. to Park Avc. and 16 feet in width 2897 Sq. yds. 2’’ sheet nsphalt @> 97c ......................................... 2810.09
Is visiting the family of J. F. from Pnrk Ave. west to French Ave. with shecl asphalt on 0 " rock
6 Type B Inlets <?j) $27.00 .................... ......... ............. ;......... 162.00
Hv**?Growers, Mr.; E. W. Henlck,
“ ^airman, Mr. ’ Walker
Dickson, Burnsed.
307 Ft. S'* storm sewer CP 85c
.... ........... .
base.
’ *
260.95
DEMONSTRATION SALE
r. George E. LaVigne.
308 Ft. 12" storm sewer @) $1.10 ...............................
TO VOTE ON BONDS.
883,30
From Sanford to Pnrk 24 feet in width.
stertainment, Mrs. F. C. Slade,
FORT
MEADE, Apr.
11.—
723 Ft. 15” storm sewer @ $1.35 ...... ............. ...........
970.05
Irman. Mrs. J. Henry Menlck, Plans are being worked out for 1029 Cu. yds. excavation @> 40c .................- .............................. $ 411.GO
4 Manholes (g> $50.00 .....
200.00
58.00
s. D. McWorkman, Mr. J. A. the holding of an election in the 5800 Sta. yds. overhaul @ lc ................... .......................................
1 Manhole <fi> $60 ...... .....
lstline, Mr. R. E. Cobb.
60.00
Fort Meario district to glv-j the 1876 Lin. ft, concrete curb and gutter @ 75c ........ ......... ......... 1407.00
Double Boiler .....................................................
: Publicity. Mr. W. M. Woodcock, freeholders, n chance to ,voto on 24 i ).ln ft. flush curb <§> 30c ...........
73.20 1200 Lin. ft. 3” drain tile laid @ $65.00 per M............. .............. 78.00
Straialil
Sauce, Pttn ................................. ..... '
‘ airman, Mrs. Geo. Stuart, Mr. D. issuance o f $375,000 In bonds for
Extrn work ...................... ........... .'.......... ...................... ........
fll.ff,
........................ 1006.00
road improvements.
A commh* 2510 Sq. yds. 6” rock foundation @ 76c
cWorkman
Jelly
Cake
Tana ...... .'....... ............ ......... ..........
2 .Monuments set at street intersections _________ ______ 18.00
yds. 2”
top {j) 97c
(.Sq. y«J
P , sheet asphalt
.
..............
2417.24
tee has spent some weeks in ptah- 2192',Sq.
Tea
Kettles
................. .....................................
laboratory Inspection of materials ...................................... 115.10
.....................—'
37.18
form er manager, Mr. Ed Lopcy, nnig and mapping out a system 169 Sq. ft. concrete alley returns @ 22c
Preserving
Kettles
all sizes:
Legal expense, advertising, etc., 2% ................................
187.21
2 Type I) inlets
$21.00
..................
64.00
the A. and P. store in Juckson- o f roads to be hard-surfaced that
8
Qt.......
...............
.
Engineering
4%
......
............
..................
—
.................
.......
.
374.43
lle, is spending a week in San- would please the majority. This
..............
.......
60.00
1 Manhole .... ................. - ...... — ............................................
rd wth lt. M. Williams, present contem plates an asphalt covering 119 Lin. ft. 12” storm sewer @ $1.10...............................
1 7 < j t ............................................ , v . z r . z 3 . r z .....
....................
130.90
for
between
40
and
60
mfiles.
The
insger o f A. and P: store. Mr.
Total cost .................'..... ....... ........ ..... .........
Extra
work
............................
..................................
;.........
............
$99222!
2
....................
.
11,21
mntter
w
ill
be
placed
in
the
hands
»pey is enruute to Fort Pierce
April 1 5 ,1 6 ,17th.
the
county commissioners
2 Monuments at street intersections ....................
.. ..........
........................
13.00 To be borne by City 1-3, $3307.44.,
tere he will take charge of a o f
when
completed
with
the
request
r-Wiggly store.
Labratory inspection .................. .....................................
- .......................
82.10 To be borne adjacent property, $661)^8.
Replace Utensils That WEAROUT with Utensils tl>
that they call the election.
Legal expense, advertising, etc., 2% .................................. 133.00 Number feet frontnge, 2908.18,
WEAREVER
Engineering 4% .................. - ............................... ................ 266.00 Assessment per foot front $2.2746.
ALL PROPERTY OWNERSf OWNING PROPERTY ON THIRD
FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer.'
STREET FROM MAGNOLIA AVE. To\ MYRTI.F AVE.
Foot
Final
Total coat .................... .........................—......................
$7049.43
* Notice is hereby given that tae constxuctioVijF^nte asphalt pave* To be borne by City 1-3, $2349.81.
Name
Description
Frontage
Assessment
int on Third St. from Magnolia V v c. to Myrtle Ave. hns been com- To be borne by adjacent property ownors*J4G99.02.
E. R. Trafford's Map, Sanford, Fla.
ited, gnd the completed worlt haslbeen finally accepted by the Com* Number o f feet frontage, 1639.
Atlantic Const Line Ry. Co., W. 61 ft. o f E. V4
salon o f tho City o f Sanford, Fb/rida.
Blk 4, Tr. 12 ........... a ........ .............. .......... ........ 01
138.75
Assessment per foot frontago, $2.8674.
The following ia the final estimate of the cost of widening the
J.
H.
Hodges W. H of Blk 4, T>. 12 ......... ............. 198
450.37
From Park to French 16 feet wide:
el asphalt pavement on Third Street from Magnolia Avenue west lfW5 Cu. yds. (frndinj? @ 40c ......... ............. ............ ...... 660.00
Atlantic Cokst Line Ry. Co., W. B1 ft. of E. tt Blk
Myrtle Avenue from 24 feet to 30 feet in width.
5, Tr. 1 2 .... .................................... .................. .... 61
138.75 ■
22761)
y4ft ovorhaul @ lc *__ _____
....... ........................
227 65
.... ........... $ 48.00 350G t in, ft flush curh @ 30c ............. ....... .......................... 1051 B0 Mcisch Realty Co., W. tt of Blk 5, Tr. 12 ___ ..... 198
Cu. yds. excavation @ 40c ------------------- -----450.37 !
6.60 207.1 Sc], yilii. fi*1 fuck Iunt» @ Wc ........... . ......... ............... ....... 230175
Florida Land A Colo. Co. Map of
Sta. yds. overhaul £1) l c ......................................
........... ....................
............
324.00 3076 Sq. yds, 2" nnphitH top @ 07c .......... .......... ... ..................... 2983 72
I 8»t. yds. rock base (q> 75c ..... '.........................
St. Gertrude Add. to Sanford.
.....................
419.04
Sq. yds. 2" sheet asphalt top <(p 97c ...............
611.01
2L20 T. S. Davis, Mrs. Lot 4, Bik Z ................................. 281.82
22 Lin. ft. 12" sewer CP $1.10 .............. ................ ..............
“Bond of
—
.... *........ .......... , 9.95
Labratory Inspection .............. .
T.
A,
Styles,
E.
1-3
Lot
8,
Blk
Z
-------------------51.43
117.09
2 Monuments at street Intersections . ... ....... .......................
14.00
Legal expense, advertising, etc. 2%
.... .......................
t«6
234.18 M
.............................................................
■ 8,47 A . B. Hill, Mrs. W. 2-3 Lot 8, Bik Z ___ :..............— 102.96
Extra w o rk ................... —.... ...............
■ Engineering 4% ......... ............... ..—
351.28
.................. .•..... .......
90.91 J. T. Allen, Lot 10. Blk Z — 2^1.1------------------- 164.44
ft*Loibomtory inspection .
.......
lA’gal expense, advertising, etc., 2','c .......................... ........ 141.29 D. O. Brown EaL E. 1-2 and E. 15ft. 9 in. o f N.
-------- 163,60
cost ..................... ....................... ........... .......... .—... ........... .. $856.04
. W. 1-4, Blk 6, Tr. 13
371.79
Engineering 4rA ...... —....... .........
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Mary E. Styles W M -2 o f Blk 6, Tr. 13, (Lets E.
borne by City 1-3, $285.36.
132
borne by adjacent property owners, $570.60.
300.25
Total cost ............................. ..................... - .................... ............ :..$faxi37 i 15 ft. 9 in. o f N. W. 1-4)
Victor
and
Belle
Chock
»A11
Blk
5,
Tr.
14
.....
295.5
o f feet frontage, 1387.
672.04
To be borne by City 1-3, $2602.12. *
C.
W.
Bowman,
E.
43.7
ft.
Blk
5,
Tr.
15
._
10.7
;nt per fo o t frontage, $0.4115.
21.32
To be borne by adjacent property owners, $6204.25.
Avacado
Terrace,
Sanford,
Florida.
FRED T. W ILM A MS, Engineer.
Number o f feet frontage, 2931.
Ilcnry Nickel Lot 1 ...................................
Foot
Final
143.30
Assessment per foot frontage, $1.7756.
;
Description
Aaaeeament
143.30
Frontage
FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. . Henry Nickel Lot 2 ----- --------------- -— - —
•TiA :■
Henry Nickel Lot 9 -------------------------- ....
E. R. Traffrod’a Map. Sanford, Fla.
143.30 ■■
r.-:b-ra 0
Foot
Ffnkl
$48.11 Name
fihinholser Lot 5, Blk 4, Tier 3 ------------- ..... 117
387.5-1 ■■
Description
Frontage
Assessment Henry Nickel Lot 10 .....................:----------, WATCH
• ' •• ' -X- ‘
Henry
Nlchel
Lot
'l
l
—
---------Church Lot 10. Blk 4, Tier 3
48.14
117
113.73
Markham Park Heights Addition to Sanford. Fla.
NEXT
f. Robson Lot 6, Blk 4, Tier 4 ........... ...» 117
48 : II G. M. Shipp, Lot 2. Blk F --------------113.73
$172.04 Henry NJckei Lot 12 -----------------------------Lot 10, Blk 4. Tier 4 ......
48.14' G. M. Shipp, Lot 3, BII4 F ------ -------113.73
117
179.04 Henry Nickel Lot 13 ...— ---- ------ ----------TUESDAY’S
JfftJ
Henry
Nickel
Lot
14
--------------—
—
—
48.14 Sandy Anderson, Lot 4. Blk F ........
r X , Blk 6, T ier 8 ................r .. — 117
113.73
179.04
258.06 Henry Nickel Lot 1 5 -----------------------------l / L o t O, Blk ■. Tier 8 ----------- .... 117
113.73
43,14 C. W r’Catinon, Lot 6, Bits F ----------186.38 Henry Nickel Lot 16
113.79
L. F. Roper, Lot 7, Blk E -----------1)
U G. String fellow's Sabdlrialoou
, Lot i , Blk 6, Tiar 4
186.38
L. F. Roper, Lot 8, Blk E
.U psala and
Grapeville
r
Lake Monroe
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FOR WOHEN, Aur. I t — 1
sire ceremonies marked
tion o f the newly-ehlcted *tiid
officer* and retiremest o f Ui
predecessors this tr e tl.
Loli McQueen o f Paldtka *
tiring president o f the T. W.
A. gave her farewell addrcuq~itAing as the keynote of her talk-the
legend o f Ring Arthur. A t the
con lusien of her remarks. Mis*
Mc(Juc;en presented a laurel wreath
lb thu new president, i f iu
beth Alkert of Pensacola,
trken of tub reiponsibility
cn to bsrr.
‘ ,
Ih e “white worn by the young
wonon symbolized the high Idsols
cherished by the officer* and
[ficmbatshlp of this orgattlxatloh
that affords inspiration to the etgdent body at Florida 8tat#’ Col
lege.
Following the speech o f MtM
McQueen, and the acceptance- by
ML Aiken, each member o f the
s u ff spoke in turn, preMuiltag.tp
their successors a wreath as p
[ pymbol o f the trust passed* on to
trn-m.
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atreesaors, are:
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The retiring officers and their
Pi evident, Lois McQueen, PaUp
kn Elizabeth Aiken, Pensacola;
vice president* Elisabeth AIkM»
Julia Dilier, Kissimmee; under
graduate representative, Eethel
Henry, Sanford, Norma Davie,
Miami; secretary, Mildred Gams,
Tallahassee, Jeanne King. Bpnl*
fsy; treasurere. Berry LoVbrfct
Okeechobee, Helen Hyera, Tampa;
chairman religious education »»oW
changed to worship department):
Helen Jackson, Jacksonville, Ada,
i/ouita Simpson, Kissimmee; chair-
THr A W M l « t H P t t M )
MB US. Apr.
.12.—Ohio
re almost m i prominetn a
i the national political sun
■sulentlal year a* It had in
Would Make Year of Thirteen
Months of Twenty-Eight Day*
Each Effective In Year
yearn ago, with this state
log both major party caAfor the presidency, the poli*
utlight WdF t ftnurd nn her
rce. Ohioans do not look
is condition to repeat itself,
,y do believe that developso fa r’ fndtente that the
t state la going to cut n
ire in naUonnl affair*, both
lie Republican and Dcmoit;u:dpoult»‘ * h » > jHXlnt to
l that the Republican convriil bo hold horc and that
>s M. Cox or Daytpn. Domstandard beoratujpl four
go, lha state is furnishing
he major candidates for the
iratic presidential nomina
te year.
number of Ohioans Involved
Daugherty and Teu Pot
Investigations also is deto be a condition which may
ihio in the national political
ASHINGTON. D. C -W htro
WThat
nre America'* great meoT
question has been puxxllng
Senator James Couzens of Michican, over *lnce ho came to WnhIngtnn. Jim has been looking
around trying to discern signs ot
greatness In his senatorial colitilnet ufllrlals and
others directing governmental of.
fair*. Hut whether lie l* hard, to
l>lea.ie or whether he doesn't TttdZ^ntm greatness when he (*es It,
■Couzens has concluded ihat the
* avernru of greatness in oOleial tlfo
■today Is, viewed even kindly, not
Very meat.
N WOOSTER, 0., April 1 2 .- The
world's calendar may bw-etratigtd
nil around hi 1P2R.
Th • year
then may consist of 13 months,
< w-h of 2D tlayn, with •Mi extra
day In roimldr yenrs and two crtru day:- in leap years.
Such la the objective of scien
tists, ncocrdlng to Dr. D. P. Y in.
ruv, prnuusor of mathomalirs
TUDYING over hew to remedy
i cstronomr rt the College •t
the situation, just.as Ju> used
Wooster, and the revision pro!)to study over to get better men In
euiy wnt be acted upon ai a
his automobile business, i^miicnj
hi ,rid cungrnss pf scientists like
hag reached the fceUrj'lbat closer
ly to bo held In Genova, Switzer
contact and keener roiniietittnii be
land, In Oc*obcr.
A spe.iul
tween th«< wits of mvmbeni of cab
committee, of which Prof. M. II. inet and Commas would dn much
Cat;.worth, Vancouver, B. Cl.. di.
to elevatu tho standards of ability
it tor of the International Fixed i In both branches of tlio governCalendar
League. Is secretary, 1 tineni.
ii u.nKw),
roon will sot a definite date f-u- j t That la one of tho arguments h-*
will bring tn bear In support of bis
the con great.
International
agitation
to 1 proposal that cabinet members bo
grunted the rights of the Boor, ,n
change tho existing form o f the
House and Senate, with the privicalendar now has reached such a leg® of partlcIputhiR In debate and
stage that organization to change
tho duty tn reply to Inquisitions
to a simpler type in under way.
from tho lluor.
Dr. Yanney said.
He expressed
Movie It as certain. If the proposed
A C K In tho day* of Illalne, Alli
Scientists’ Congress adopts
tho
son. Voorhccs. Ituller. lnaalls
IH-nicnth style, that sentiment and P la it—when .the level of staleswit be strong to bring about its manahlp In ConcrcKS Is conceded to
•tdnption in 1023 by nil countries,
h i t s been hlBhcr than now—tho
Thera are many defects in the
numo sort of pro|iornl was made.
present calendar. Dr. Yanney asA select committee of the Sena to
w an Ruined to ItiveMlnale and re
sorted.
It is of Roman nri*-''!
port -vin Us desirability. In Its re
with a number o f changes by
Augustus Caesar and Pupa Greg port this committee said:
"T h is system will require tho se
ory .XI If.
lection of th e strongest men to b«
“There are 11 varie';e i of
yearly calendar,”
I)r.
Yanney
continued.
"They depend upon
"Duo to the number of days in
the kind of year .common or.
leap, and on the day of the the months, there n. j 11 varieties
week that the year begins. In in a year. Apart front tho year
any century these
>4 varieties in which u monthly cnbndnr mity
occur in cycles a1 23 yeart, but appear, there ure altogether 2H
; it> reason o f the fact that of varieties o f monthly calendars
centurial years only thos> divi The shortest period of time in
sible by 400-are leap years.
it which these 2S vuriettes may oc
requires a complete period
of cur U 24 years nn 1 one month,
100 years for a complete cycle to the latter being February if a
i occur.
leap year. In ot,her ways the
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B
ege Girls A re
ning Attention
Baseball Sport
“ HOTEL DE CHI CKEN" AND SOME OF THE FA I It ATTENDANTS
RY MILTON URONNEK
■RIDA STATE -COLLEGE
NEA Service Stall Correspondent.
WOMEN, Apr.' l i - W R h the
ST. NEOTS, England, Aniil 14—"Hotel de Chicken—finest location in England, situated at the
I of the inteiwclass v track
highest point in Huntingdonshire, overlooking the charming valley of the River Ou.ie. All rooms out
Wld meet at Florida State
side rooms, bright and sunny. Electric elevator. Electric lights. Hot water heat. Running wator in
B, and tho Girla’. High School
each rqom. Terms cash—one fresh egg per day."
Bneet in the list of past
A. E. Priestley, gentleman farmer of Paxton Hill near this little town, hasn't inserted any such "ad "
■ the young women here are
in any newspaper for tho simple reason that Leghorn und Wyandotte hens don't roud tho papers— as
Birning their fttcntlon to
yet*
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■ I, tennis, and water sports.
But such an "ad” would well describe what i* the biggest poultry house in all Great Britain and
Br baseball practices are bewhat Is supposed to be bigger than anything we can show in the U. S. A. It is the skyscraper among
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■ d , and keen competition is hen houses and can be seen for miles nway from St. Neota- When completed and in running order
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Brorked up between the vnrlit will be the last word In scientific planping for intensive egg procuring. Hsies. It is not unusual to
Priestley already haa 22 acres of hen houses and chicken runs where little chicks are allowed to
B m of the extra industrious
run at large while being fattened for the market of London.
■ wending their way to early
But the Hotel de'Chicken will be devoted only to two things—incubating eggs on the first floqr,
■ g practices, and each ufand egg-laying hens on the other doors. The building is live stories high. 100 feet long, and over 40
m thebascball diamond Is broad, with arrangements so \hat it can be doubled or tripled jn size and use made of the same light
Bne of a heated scrimmage,
ing and heating plant, if necessary. Something like 10,000 hens will bo accommodated in the place.
■tennis tuurnament has been
One of the mammoth incubators on the first floor can hatch out 2400 eggs ot once. In another
Bgress throughout the last
part of this same floor thero are rooms for the mixing of chicken feed,-which is then curried by nn
■ days, and the results will
endless belt up to the other Rories and automatically emptied into the containers.
■de public at an early date,
■The zinc floors of each story are to be cleaned by patent devices. Water of which tho birds drink 150
■quet given by the athletic
gallons per day,'runs continy.illy through the building. Over 20000 pounds o f -food are required for
■tion will be claimed by the
lion in singles. Miss Relta
per* of Jacksonville won this
I last year.’
. ,i.
tidsy, April 28, has been desI as Water Sports' Day, and
n quite busy with tynnis,
■II and golf- the young womSAIL BOAT RACKS
h not neglecting this phase
BIG CONFERENCE.
WEST PALM BEACH, ApiT l l
fcif «POiH>i
rrf Tv
PENSACOLA, Apr. 14— Plans
I swimming pool at the gym■Counties nil over Florida have
are under w u r f o r thu suilthnat indicated
P . **?. -fopular^ rendezvous,
f»> A r mere popular is Lake*
-rwc«i '
•
' flisitY -that WEPTlotegafeS.
.
automoi Jill'S
ford, four milea from the colwill
compete
hero
on
Labor Day whenever possible, to tho
State
for It is there that the anFLORIDA- STATE COLLEGE
Welfare
rater sports events are to be FOR WOMEN, Apr. 12— Student for tin- Upton cup. In tlu- mean Conference of Social
Worker* boing held here
April
discussion groups, either presided, time* akippurs along the Gulf 13-1C, The largest motor delepmming classes were organ* over by .a member o f the faculty, coast arc priming tbeir suitors, rnitiun will be awarded the lov
[several weeks ago, and many or another student, are held reg fur tho fray, many of them plan ing cup offered by Tampa last
classes, including track and ularly at Florida State College.
ning to send two cruwu to the y*“ r. u> b*t given tho largest mo
iman gym, have been substi- Attendance is optional.
races, one for smooth going nnd tor delegation. Mayors and oth
l for mis more appropriate
From the results o f one of the
er officials from ninny places will
student dlsdUssiona, several char the other for heavy weather. The pni ticipate in the four days’ pro
* large college truck conveys acteristics were decided as those races will Inst three duys.
gram.
bers of the classes
to and that must necessarily be possess
the lake, but because of the ed by the Ideal young woman.
I’ KOPOSE BOULEVARD.
BlIYH GROCERY STORK.
aed swimming classes It is
A. II, Hamrick, formerly man
She muat bu friendly, sincere,
sslblc to arrange (p accommo- unselfish, tolerant, farsighted and
JACKSONVILLE, April M.— agor of the local branch of Pigencouraging to those needing her Feasibility of a river front boule gly Wiggly, has purchased from
help. She should abandon all su vard from Memorial Cark out Woodcock & Rigney-thu s-to^k of
a groceries and has opened
that
perficiality, and suspend her judg ulong the river for at leant
mile
and*a
hulf
is
being
investi
store
under
the
name
o
f
Ham
ment until she has information on
•which to base St, according to qual gated by tho Jacksonville Real rick's Grocery. This enterprising
ifications described in the discus Estate ISonrtl. A committee bus establishment is located on-San
been appointed" and l.t visiting ford Avenue.
Mr. Hamrick.
sions.
property owners ulong the river, grocer o f umny yenrn' experi
She should bo above gossip, and endeavoring tn a ct several to ence, has been In Sanford for
should have a true sense o f values, sign contructs under which thu about a year, coming here from
and such values, It was ugreed, city could proceed to build
the Orlundu to assume the manage
will shelp her to proportion her hlghwuy.
ment o f the Piggly W iggly.
time well, and will save for her a
time for meditation and thought.
The Ideal girl, it was believed, is
responsible and meets her pledges
ana obligations.
Members of the student body ex
press the emphatic opinion that thb
young women of the college Ure
endeavoring to live up to the re
quirements they have set for the
ideal young women.
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addition to this approval of hi*
ItoNptnre
plan: Comen* wilt also be able
on record n» ondoramt It
no liss present-day authorities
train Chief Justice T aft amt Secre
tary or Stan- Hughes.
1Inches, (lecturing that "thcr* la
no CutitttltuUiiuut objection to auch
procedure," further sayte
"O urs Is the only national govera meat In the world which pula
this restriction ilnaUtlty to portLMinto In lecU lallvs debate) on the
executive branch.'*
Tuft, ns pretldenl. In his message
to Congress Dec. IS, 1011, said:
“ I recommend the adoption of
legislation which will make It the
duty of bends ot departments to
attend the sessions of the House
anil Senate, to give' them the opiJnrtunlty to inko part In the dis
cussions and to answer questions.”
V l/K ILE Couxens is thus reeking
* * |o discover and develop Imd«rs of statesmanship sixe, C. O. Clllmuro of the National Mum-iuii has
at tunlty produced to view one of
(bo greatest of thu gtvat of ancient
days. Itv will noon N, on view- In
Washington—but at tho museum,
out In Congress.
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(illinuru'a "Imd" is n. rcreat Dlplodocus, a uni i uiKHtmm dlnoraur,
which ho unearthed la Utah. Th®
xkeledon ot the lsa.it measures
over SU feet In lenuth, and has a
height of It tett at Ilia Mps. A
real Kktnt!
present calendar Is inadequate to
meet business and scientific detnnnda.''
Should the 13-mqntlt style of
calendar be chosen, tho cjpgress would settle details nnd
draft resolutions in legisiativ"
form for adoption *y the govern
ments,
Such a calendar, Dr.
Yanney declared, should be good
for 3,000 years.
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In the most beautiful
Sings M oonlight and B akes It Too
'v'***'
|w>zm
m e directo r com plained
in the party,
directors order my face around
much before the camera-" said
P*y. “taht something awful
have to happen to a director
re I'll register anything for
after working hours."
in Ames Williams wrote "A ll
Brothers Were Valiant.1
EXPERT MARKSMEN.
MNESVILLE, Apr. 14^-F ifmarksmen will b« chosen
• the Citisens' Military TrainLamp* this summer for eomIn the national and in*twnal rifle matches at Camp
fT kte In September, accord-
For an ideal table water, which
is pure, sparkling, light, palatahk, healthful and refreshing, The
Orange City Spring Company
submits that tho Orange Spring
W ater Is the best to be round
anywhere.
Frequent analysis of the wa
ter covering a period
of 30
The Speciul Home-Selling Campaign at Coral Gablea ia full of interest for
every Floridian Keeking the ideal home pnd desiring to buy on the moat fav
orable of terms. Coral Gablett has achieved wonderful success from tho be
ginning because it has offered people not only n chance for profitable in
vestment, but also unusual opportunities for better living.
With constantly increasing lund value on one side, and constantly in
creasing cost of labor and materials on the other Bide, the sooner that you
get a home of your own the better ofT you will be. Come to Coral Gables
aboard a de luxe pullman bus and see the savings made possible at this
time. The trip is free and will prove a memorable event In your life.
an unlimited quantity. This firm
is now -snplying a large number
of Sanford homes with Orange
City Water.
FOR ~TI ARBOR IMPROVEMENTS.
MIAMI, Aprj 12.— “ The big
gest news pieces o f news Miami
his had In years," hi the view o f
E. G. Sewell, president o f thv
chamber o f comerce, regarding
the reported action o f the rivers
and harbors committee of the
house o f representatives
aC
Washington in recdopting omm
Washington in adopting recommendanonafor expenditure of f l ,600,000 oh harbor improvements
here. The' recomendationa
were
mad* by the army engineers and
provide for a harbor with a water
way 600 fet wide and 26 feet
deep. It looks as if the five ysara
o f w o r t o f Miami to obtain a deep
water channel .will be crowned
'tfskshvs* sue®
Sanford Office
H E TT Y Anya King of "MoooU«ht" Is domestic too. and U
D o v e r happier than when tbs
Is Tossing around* a kitchen. Us
ing of n romanUc nature, Mis*
King haa an especial liking for a
blonds and fluffy concoction which
■ he calls Moonlight Pudding, sod
which she la hero aesa confiding to
the even's Under embrace. Thl#
P
mu* n*
Theatre
Bldg., Hanford, Fi».
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G e o r g e E . M e r r ic k , O w n e r
D a in m e r s & B u r n e s , G e n e r a l S a k s A g e n t s
.
Florida Ot licet:
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JackuntilU, West Palm Beach,
St. P e tn tb n t, Sanford, Lakeland,
Executive Offices:
1G8 E. Flagler 8L,
Miami, Fla.
Orlando, Tampa,
�Wanted? Voters Who Think For Themselves.
......
Thqt was an honent young voter who replied to the ques
tion, "Why afe ydu a Democrat?" with "Because my father
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The human Bluebottle. C'ft'
titered ** Becoud C lau Matter. Oc- is a Democrat/'
Mussolini aa Atheist.
•r ST,1*l». at the Poeiofflce at
Unfortunately, op maybe fortuhately, most people are
ford. Florida, under act of March
Copyright, 13 24
Democrats or Republicans or Methodists or Presbyterians or
... Klifter this or that because they have inherited their allegience. We
Manacrr were going to say "because they have inherited their opin- erHoVGGermI!iNinJifatrfera * L bdcid.
ions" but opinions are defined by the dictionary as being "n o Work and worry killed him. Stocks
tions or convictions founded on probable evidence" or "set tumble on the Berlin Exchange.
SV M C U IPTIO N B A T E ! i
Enormous bribes were offered by
i T e a r ____ IT. 00. Biz M onth* I L IS tled judgment in regard to any point of knowledge or action." Block gamblers for reliable nowa
rared In City %r Carrier per
With these definitions of "opinions" to go by, it will be of hia condition, just before he'
!» «. W eekr Kdltlon t« Per
*
readily agreed that the average person both in his political died. •
and his religious adherence must have inherited his alleged
MOW HE is Rune. There will be
All ob itu a r y
a. cards of tnanka. retolutU-oe views. He has not made a study of the history and works of counting and dividing of hia ihooeju
money.
ntiers of entertainment* where the political party he,votes with; he has not nlade a atuiiy of His. great
nolle**
real, properties ,. in . ,fiuaa[
are made, will be oherced
Amcrt
at regular, advertising ret**.
the church denomination he joins. He grows up, as a rule, Austria, Mexico, South America
and all over the world will be di
Bhouting
for
the
candidates
his
father
approves
and
going
to
IIBH TtlhAMOCIATEI) IMIKSV
vided. Then he will bo heard 'of
« A»»oc:»t«d ryesa ta eiMue- the one church his father attends. And.when he is twenty- no more. No great monuments
Uy entitles (6 the ui* for repub*
atlon of UI new* dlepatchga one he votes with his father’s crowd, just as, when he is im will be biiilt in his honbr. y e t he
Ited. ,to U oi not otherwise pressed with the rightfulness of joining a church, he puts his mnurauding Kaiser. Stinnfes wfcs U
ted In this paper and aleo the
is more woriiiy of thorn than ahy
new* otibliened herein. All name on the books of the church his father approves,
builder of that which war ' de
feta of ra-tniblicatiou of special
•
■' ’ 1^
ui
Unfortunately,
again we use the term, the young voter stroys.
tehee herein are ano reserved.
does not attempt to determine for himself why he should
THE UNITED STATES will b*
MONDAY, APRIL 14, 1924.
vote this way or Uial. Scarcely knowing how it comes about, ]hlite|y requested to lend Ger
BIBLE;TH OUGH T FOR TODAY he finds himself aligned with a party of whose aims he knows many one hundred million dollars,
nothing. In the South he automatically becomes a Demo that she may get in shape to pay
I PRAISE THE GOOD GOD:
Make a Joyful noise unto the Lord. crat; in the North he almost as automatically becomes n the Allies. That is the milk In the
coconut and it tells you why Eu
Enter Into his gates with thanks
rope was so anxious to haveyan
giving.! .For the Lord is good. member of the party he has been brought up to espouse.
American
on the reparations
Ffcalm 100: 1, 4, 5.
And as the years go on he sticks with his crowd, simply board.
J
because
he
is
supposed
to
stick.
Even
though
he'
may
have
Only the most innocent American
A T T H f e t N f i OF AI.I. DESIRE
.1 am tlreti ° f le a n anfl laughter, opinions that, are directly contrary to the platform his party imagine* that Europe wants our
£ And men- that lau^n and weep; adopts, he votes with the old crowd, and seldom goes so far ndticc or anything else, except
money ndw nnd men later if trou
O f what may emne herenfti-r,
ns to ask himself how much of courage he shows or how ble comes.
For «i«U that sow to reap;
j
mUch o f value to his country arc his principles.
1 am weary of. daya and hours.
IN THE Sing Sing death house,
Blown buda ql barren flower
If out of the mess in Washington, the people o f the where
murderers are kept, lives
Desires and dreams nnd powers,
United States should see both of the major political parties Mrs. Annie Buzz), convicted of kill
And 'everything but sleep.
intolerably dishonored; if enough honesty should crop out ing a man named Schneider. She
•'We are' not sure of sorrow,
in the national congress to bring to light all the war-time has appcdicitis, so a first-class sur
Agid 'jojr was never sure;
' Today wiU.<die tomorrow;
fraud o f the Democratic administration ns well ns the rotten geon will operate on her, nnd en
- Time stoops to no man's lure; practices of the Republican regime, would the denouement deavor to save her life for the
~ love*, grown faint and fretful,
result in a grand and holy cleaning up of the two big parties electric ch«:r.
ltpa but half regretful,
That reminds you o f the little
i, and with eyes forgetful,
or would another political organization be born which would
boy
scolding his sister for killing
eepe that no loves endure,
dismember the old ranks for all time?
a
big
bluebottle fly. He wanted
m' tob much love of living
The Herald would hate to think that the Democratic to kill the fly himself.'
From 'hope and fear aet free, \
'e thank with brief thanksgiving party is too rotten to hold together any longer. It would
If Mrs. Buzzi had killed no one
.Whatever gods may be
hate to think that the Republican is so riddled by graft and nnd were living at home she might
[bat n o life lives forever:
corruption it can no longer hold leadership among men who die o f appendicitis 40 times, for
rhat derfd men rise up never;
approve its stated principles. But at the same time The all great New York state would
tat even the weariest river
Wlndrf somewhere to the sen.
Herald would like to see something happen that would start care. But when she's sentenced
«*• —SWINBURNE.
the individual voter to thinking for himself. It would like to death, it's different- She must
not spoil that plan.
Have you done your good turn to see something happen that would cause every man and
woman in the United States to feel his and her personal
WE CHANGE ns we grow older.
---L_o-----responsibility for public affairs and for the men who ad
Apparently the only difference minister them. It would like to see an end to the inheriting Mussolini, once Socialist, extreme
radical and avuwed atheist- makes
between Heney and Doheney is
of affiliatons that ought to be chosen on merit.
the dough.
a triumphal progress through Italy,
o
-------------o------------following his great clcctorial vic
Some times folks who speak of
“art artist^** t»nd “ musical coneorta’* seriously speaking, know
what they are talking about,
iitfiu
■M
Three .a ff the , bandit*. who .re
eently Killed two Americans
in
Albania, have already paid
the
ty for the crime with their
res.
They do not fool In Aliitla.
What, lf Coqlidge and the senDeipocrats dp come to afi
i breach? Is ih efe any reaa wh y senate Democrats should
jit along with a Republican
klontJn ^ t f , j l i M f n 'J..1V 1 '
Borne men make 'it 'a part of
boaiacM to play golf two or
times a week. Thojr are
ones who are still able to
id to business_whm t ^ jU W fA
1 t7*»v^ **T
flj
o f llfst*
John Keman, former pastor of
Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian
eh, Newj York, declares Am
ina are'"hot "dollar chasers.'”
ju st a great game, and Amana,
w m Ti iye
the world’s
ktest idealistH, dearly love to
the ^game.”
-<y
try week sees many new busiinstitutions ( established in
ford. Announcement was made
sy o f the forming of the
lord Bond and Mortgage Comay b y aome prominent 'Sanford
siness men. The business life of
city continues to grow at
Id rate.
IV■o---------ling to figures complied
lUlamj Phelps End, automoaccidents during the year o f
coat the country over a
n dollars.
l-hls, wc hetends to show that a great
people today are driving
mobiles who should be riding
baby carriages.
,r
r
<?
f
m
4%
..B e tte r buy some life 1
doesn't ,*n
will try to worry you sell
to 1
never could cry
over the sufrerinK o f , I11,
lost $100,00 in an 0* mj,>
one recently urn m Calif0^
Trouble with slecrjri*
Sunday is you eat*
then have u hard time
for dinner.
t o eeeiHNiNG
T o B e u B /a T ftA T
T t e R X kS W A L L V
DO W A N T '
•faxes educed
A Chicago woman eUiimi
w® ® « W e d topical herhJ.
o
O
# .v
“O
r-i
While Yale stttdcrts h , I
Untarily decided to ItmipU
uig some may consider th*,
the limit.
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BATTERIES
P. A . Men
G eneral A u lo Itepainl
Phones:
Day, 391.
Night»
THE EXIDE
BATTERY STATIONI
TOO MUCH WHISKEY
ST. PETERSBURG INDEPENDENT
EVERY PUBLISHER and print
er will be,interested to see W. P.
Leech's new printing process, an
inexpensive p:ocess of printing
from plates that promises to do
uway with steel engravings. The
process is actually more difficult
to counterfeit than any steel en
graving.
In an investigation of this Deech
printing process, called "Aqutone,”
held before the committee on" ap
propriations o f the House o f Rep
resentatives, it was shown that hi
printing money by the new process
an appropriation of $4,447,500
necessary under the old methods
would be reduced to $1050,000. If
you are Interested, write W. P.
Leech, at 229 West Twenty-Eighth
Street, Now York. > *
PRESIDENT COOLIDGE, carrylng Illinois at the primaries by
150,040, probably has tho Repub
lican nomination in hia pocket now,
barring the unexpected.
been imposed but the men con
tinue to get drunk and to drive
automobiles while under the in
fluence o f liquor.
No further proof o f the circula
tion of whisky in this city
is
needed than is supplied by
the
police court docket.
There the
story of shameless law violations
cunbu read. Back o f every ar
rest for drunkenness there must
also have been a violation e f the
prohibition taws, but it is not o f
ten that a man or womun is
docketed on that churgj. Indeed,
there seems to be little effort to
apprehend those guilty of de
bauching the young men brought
into court. If the laws arc
such
that the police arc powerless, we
are indeed in a sad plight, nnd it
is high time that something was
being done to remedy the condiWhere does the whisky
come
from ? The Independent does not _
know and is not expected to 12
know, but the pollen ought
to
know 'nnfi, ought,.t? pyV|ft cbw K
upon the sale 01 dquir. Tnit is
what they are paid for, and that
I e t o stop the sale o f liquor cn- but they
‘
ih ‘ cut
tircly,
can certainly
down the traffic and reduce the
amount in circulation. It should „
.bo done.
Therj is entirely C*
much liquor being sold here.
S e m i n o l e
County Bank
Sanford, Fla.
A cordial welcome awaits you at this
Strpng1Financial Institution
Capital and Surplus
Total Resources
-
-
-
-
$125,000.0
-
$1,500,000.0
...L e t U s S e r v e Y o u ,,
TKmn * Mmttmnl PUMtr
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and All Aches and Pgim
ALL DRUGGIST*
ISc am) SSc, jar* and lebe*
Hospital aim, $3-00
FRANK JENNINGS WAS HERE
ORLANDO REPORTER-STAR
Frank Jennings, candidate for
governor, addressed aeveral audi
ences in this county Tuesday and
evening. Mr. Jcnmnga is not on
orator, but he is a convincing
spei■aker. His discussion of politlcal issues showed un intelligent
grasp of the paramo: nt questions
t arc under consldertlon by the
th*1
tax payers -of Florida. Mr. Jennipgs made a decidedly good Im
pression while here.
The* gubernatorial situation so
far as this county Is concerned has
itt
John Martin and Frank Jennings.
Two months ngo this county would
havo been conceded to Martin; not
so now, however. Mr. Jennings
has been making steady gains and
the general belief now is that Jen
nings will carry this county.
John Martin Is a good campaign
er and an organizer. He has been
building his political machine for
the past two years; his boast is
that he has been campaigning for
a year; this gavo him a great lead
on the other candidates who more
recently came actively into the
race; but this happens to be a year
when the people everywhere are
enduavoring to get away from the
professional politician. Hence the
long nnd continuous campaign of
Mr. Martin is, in the last months
'of tho campaign, a source of weak
ness rather than strength. He is
now dividing hia tlmo between
threshing the oitl straw over and
repairing his fences. .
In private conversation, more
than on the stump, Mr. Jennings
shows his -strength o f character.
He is fearless and candid on all
questions; even on those issues
where there Is a wide difference
of opinion he does not hesitate to
take a stand without equivocation.
And this Is what the people are
now demanding. Frankness, can ■
dor and backbone
rather than
political shrewdness.
Someway,
Jennings gives you the impression
that you can trust him ;ne may
be less politics than some others,
but his knowledge o f the Florida
situation- politically and economic
ally. and * his ^traighttforward
candor backed b ya good record,
commend him to tho thoughtful
voter who is less interested In
politics than in. good and efficient
|
government.
“ A L SMITH, of New York, also
going strong, beat McAdoo in Wis
consin badly. If Governor Smith's
ambition is to have a Democratic
TH E N EW SPAPER LINEUP
nomination in his record, his am
DA^E CITY BANNER
bition may me gratified. As toelection that might be more diffi
The vislu o f John W. Martin in from the government at the excult.
the intereau of his candidacy for pense of tho general public.
governor last and andJ Oils week
On tho
other hand the ably
JUDGE TEIRNAN, properly re ..as at least dona one thing, for it edited Tampa Times and the great
senting the us«rtion that a Ro has stirred up interest here in a majority of the smaller papers of
man Catholic con. not become Pres campaign that was exceedingly the state, th*k are-w orking un- 3
Dr the advancement of
monotonoua. The Banner alU r selfishly for
ident of the United SUtes, says due consideration as to the qual their towns, counties and the sUte
“ A! Smith’s faith must not bar ifications o f tha various candidaas at U rge and alt the people living
him.” Judge Tlernan.Ja right and ia not supporting Mr. Martin and in it, arc for Mr. Jennings.
:
A1 Smith’s faith will no^ bar him. is supporting Mr. Jennings. In
A1 Smith's own sUte, biggest in looking over the newspapers of
Contemporary Comment
the sUe we notice that we a n in
the union, has shoton no tendency good company.
It. might not be inappropriate
to dieermmate against Roman
The Florida Times-Unlon, which
Is dwned by tha Florida East Coast to.change the name to WashingCatholics..
T
railway, the leading Miami papers, Dene,— Columbia Record.
AT THIS moment the governor which are dominated by that same
m
In' the old days they used to
of New York la a Catholic. The corporation, the Tampa Tribune. anoint a king with oil; but
hieh ia owned by W . F. Stovall
i
mayor o f New York—biggest city
and PeUr O. Knight the latter doubt if the practice will bo pop
ular
hereafter.
—
Columbia
Rec
in the world—is a Catholic, and one
corportion men
me ot
o f uie
the greatest
i
the head of all New York's public of the aUto, and a few of the ord.
schools— greatest school system in smaller pdpem throughout the
It Is reported that the man
state ere supporting Mr. Martin.
the world— is also a Catholic.,
who
made Ute telephone popular
In
other
words
his
principal
sup
' Tho question concsrning “ A P
in this country has Just died in a
port
combs
from
papers
which
are
Smith is not his religion- but his
fitness. No convention or voUrs lined up with big business Inter w ork h ou s e. And w* did not know
should consider any other .ques ests .that are always looking and that* he h*d even been born yeti
’ 'on.
favors
tion.
,
,3,11 i tn rta, to secure special fa
.•'•S’
s
5 ACRE CELERY FARM
All Tiled. Price $3300.00
1 • ■ .. .t- -
t
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1
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16 ACREICEERY FARM
At n Real Bargain.
5 ROOM BUNGALOW
On Enay Terms.
F. LANE
ROOMS 501-2
Largest Insurance Agency In Sanford.
First National Bank B ld g .________________ Phone fl
Is this the kind.,
o f bank you like?
A Bank whose methods are modern and progressive.
^'-AVhose tellers and cUlcers want to know you
peraonally, and arc eager to help you In any
matter requiring individual attention.
Where your account is welcome and appreciated, though it may b« one of modaot-alze.
The facilities and helpful service o f our or*
■ganiution
your disposal. We will be
glad to have you call and talk with one o f our
■ ,.7*® with regard to opening your--account
with US.
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Yesbutters are stumbling blocks for any city. They are
the ones who hold communities back and keep them from
making progress and taking steps of advancement. They can
always see some reason why some progressive movement is
not feasible. They ate ifie ones w h o must be held responsi
ble for the lack of growth of any town or city.
There are few yesbutters in Sanford. There are few in
the whale state. ‘The men who do things don’t take time to
bother with the ones who can never make up their minds one
way or another.
Don’t be a yesbutter. Let your speech be “ yea, yea and
nay nay. Re on one sidq .of the*fence or on the other Hide. Be
for or against something, Anything.
■tfie turning point in r
carr e e t 'ls frequently
worm turns.
<1
l
No Yesbutters In Sanford.
year pf the direct result of
mobile accidents.
Was it
I see the right, and I approve it too,
a a f i f to live a hundred and
tftts ago in constant dnnCondemn the wrong, and yet the wrong pursue.
>
poisonous
1being bitten by po
— Ovid.
pieces by
chewed to piec
And panthers, or scalped
Indians t
TH E FLORIDA TRUCKER
----------o---------New York McAdoo camLAKE COUNTY CITIZEN
headquarters claims
150
i 25A delegates thus for
The Florida Trucker, published over $3.00 per crate at Sanford
National DemoI J the Nutio
Cwiwntion. It looks very at Sanford, with R. J, Holly, edi* and is putting new monew into
M «tf M cAdoo were going to tor, and R. S .illolly, .manager, is circulation. Last year the celery
• TH^WraUc standard benr- destined to boeomor one o f : the farmers raised good crops but
He would come os near as leading publications o f Florida. It with no organization the markets
se to putting Coolidge out Is published in the interests ^of th* wero flooded with the result that
truck farmer with the sole‘ intent the prices dropped and the farm
>"W hite House.
of protecting the interests o f this ers lost money. This year things
-o
tho Florida
, Daugette, o f the Jackson- class o f farming. ; Its influancy ia are different and
. . SU te Normal School, says being felt all oVer Florida and tne Trucker had Its part in turning
i that Institution will not is- truck farmer is coming into his the business into a paying one in
teaching certificates in the own. The clery farmers have or stead of a losing proposition.
be well for th£* truckta to students -who smoke ganised and have created a mar- - JIt owould
fT Lake
/i
county to help tho
Cigarette smoking is
bus
practice, not only kilt .(or their celery and at the 'cause by ' subscribing for tho
which is Issued weekly.
s Dr. Daugette fig- present time celery is bringing Trucker, w
but to the nearby properwell.
f
-o
M Y FAVORITE STORIES
unmarried,' Christian
By IRVIN a COBB
In advocating the election
Jennings, said hia elecbe a blessing to tho
Readers o f the papers will re ing reputation in the neighbor
o f the state. John Mar- call tbc so-called “ bob-haired ban hood.
"A Florida woman dit” meaning by that the allegedly
She aimed her gun at the youth’a
_ herself a"misa" wna urg- good-looking young woman who palpluting bosom.
enninge for governor in or- practiced her
“ Slip me the loose dough in the
felonious calling
save'the children o f Flor- with such success in Brooklyn dur cash register, buddy.” she ordered,
I will not bother any of ing the past winter.
“ and then beat it out o f here.”
children.” This, - of course,
"And did you g o ? ” asked a citi
One day she entered a chain
John Martin if other grocery story in the happy quar zen to whom the victim was later
have not already done so, ter known at Flatbush, finding a detailing the exciting story.
ia unfortunate that condl- young Irishman the only clerk
“ Shure and I wint, brave aa a
lion. I didn’t atop nor falter nor
n such in Florida aa to
t man of his caliber even on duty. She was armed with an turn back. Me heart was In every
automktic revolver and her grow stride I took.'
fo r office.
*'i1
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jpan DobWsa^
V
Si*
There is too .much whisky being
sold and used in tit. Petersburg.
The proof appears in the daily
reports o f the police court, where
at almost every session men are
fined for being drunk. It is a
frequent occurrence that at least
one man is before the court
charged with driving nn automo
bile while intoxicated. Within the
last three months there have
tory.
been eight homicides here,, and
11c has restored the catechism nearly all of them can be traced
Have you ever met the yesbutter?
and many religious emblems to the to whisky. Crime seems to be
increasing with the -greater con
They used to be plentiful all over the land, but ns time Italisn'schools and repeats his be sumption of bad liquor.
passes they too pass and today there are not so very many lief that what Italy* needs is , What is to be done about It?
It impossible l o check, if nut
of them to be found. However, every once in awhile one "faith, hiorachy and discipline,” Is
[with not too much talk about lib Btnp, the Rale o f whisky here?
bobs up without notice.
erty ^
, The new police force is not wifikIng at law violation'— hut is it do
The yesbutter is the man who says "Yes, I think it is
ing all that can be don6 to trap
a mighty good Idea, but • • *" or "Yes, I think I ought to THAT SAME Mussolini oh March and catch the bootleggers?
The
20,
1904,
was
chosen
to
debate
at
invest in Sanford real estate, but • * •" or "Yes, I’m in favor
Independent hoped' to see
a
of bonding for good roads and other improvements, but * * •" Lausanne against a famous preach marked reduction in the number
o f ’ bootleggers here when the
The yesbutter is aiways to be found perched on top of er, Alfredo Paglialateal, who de
police forco took charge, but
fended the orthodox conception at
confess that it has been
the fence, unable to moke up his’ mind and undecided wheth- 1 ^ ,
„
„ .
, . , .
pointed. Tho use o f IntotiV he should Jump in ope Ulrectlfm pr •the othen .'
ison, science and history
liquor seems nc^ally
to
to take a definite stand on an'imporkant matter always trying all prove there could be no person* have Xincreased
during the
last
to find some excuse for his position of indecision on account
C e r ta in ly __
__ __ a I God. He quoted Heine's advice Ihhee mpnths.
has never beuff u tlnle*
so
of lacking the courage o f his convictions.
—
t •JlWfVVfPW
"and m^tny men were arrested on the
•j . The yesbutter is lacking in self-confidence. Not having swallows.”
charge o f driving automobiles
tne courage to take definitely one stand or another he halts
Mussolini, whose atheistic ' ad while Intoxicated. The number of
between titb opinions. . He is so light headed that his mind dress is still published in Geneva such serious olTenses has been
have
is blown here and there by every stray breeze and continues by tho "Rationalist Library,” ia appallingly large. Fines
going around and arouniLwithout ever coming to the place now almost-a personal god to ItaP
ian patriots.
where he can think fo r himself.
The French Ana assign ttfMarechnl Villars taking leave
of LouisXIV* this aphotiaio^^Defeml me from my friends;
t can defend myself from-my-^fiemies."
But of all plagues, good Hlaven, thy wrath can send
Save, Save, save me from the candide friend.
.There were over 27,000 deaths
— Canning.
fjrrr
AU 'it!
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
F. P. FORSTER, President
>
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iik
:
ST
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’k
,T
^ s a ^ o a i r iiir d r u
th«
of . l h* I r a l m t o present at both servtce^vat t
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METHODIS TCnURCtf
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. .
recorded in the 26th chapter ,
llu n A *
The Sanford-*Dls)rlct Rally. Oft I ■
—— •—
• ' 1,1
,
r
n ,
“Thou will keep him in p e f - 1^ y t F r h n Church Sunday,,
m W . M. U. o f
the Baptist, Yeiterday ny)Vhing,’ 'Rev.'.\W; J.
"TO THAT
END
WAS I fect;. peace, whose mind is stayed;
cl° se
the morning sdrvte#
the
Methodist BdRN: . AND
Church held an all-day meeting at Carpenter, o f
trusteth imUne
In lin e man waa received Into tha.
FOR
THIS <,n Tnee: because he trusteth’
Chuluota ’Saturday. In spite of Church, preached a sermon from CAUSE I CAME INTO
rice 148; . . MRS.' W ALTER WIGHT, Society Editor.
Phone 493-J.
THE.Thee."
(church upon confession* of faitbr-i^
the inclement weather several
ral-eo- the text, John 8:24, " I f ye believe W ORLD" S. John 18:37.
He
said
in
part,
as
follows:
'The
pastor announced ^the
_
jiot:
that
l
am
He,
ye
shall
die
in
cietics of the district were repVeFor these Sundays
during
your sip».'‘
sented.
Lent, we have been concentrating thoTug*ht .thSt* dominates'Jn ^
of
Mrs. Nannie Club of Umatilla,
The
dext la one of me
the most our
m e *ext
upon th* “ Great Ad- sp
spiritual and moral world of toLakeland Tuesday at H a. m.
president of -the Sanford district, solenin sayings of JesjM during ¥, ntute for G(Xj.We W a n day
da may h e found hi the writings and the i^resbytcrtal for woman gave a very interesting, and in
Oi
isuinL*°i
***
ill?
cil?
"n!
wltn
.tbe
Vision—a
banner
o
f
.
Roof the Prophets of the Old Tes - ' |n Tampa Monday night. Rcpret-"#
structive talk.
.
of-unbelief which Is reckoned ns mance unfurled— b o F the .terner j Ument:
4 ft1 i?
tentative, will a;:end both pathDr. King’s nddrc.u was on "The fe damning tin.
realities came— the AT>n#ni— tho
Spending the week-end at Gen Crying Need of the Hour."
gs. Mr.. D. L. Thrasher and *•
4
Mr. E. O. Thompson
eva are Mr. and Mrs. David Speer.
pastor will go to Lakeland .aa —!
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55
spoke on “ The Sacradncss
;r -=
TTon
,ommfssi..nera,
and Mr. Hi C. P a iH’ta ^
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Meigch Law." . .
.Monday
as.
an
Wftcer.
'Mrs.' T.
A
t
the
noon
recess,
linster Club will meet
motored to Plant City and Bradenon and Mrs. Alfred* Lilja*
picnic lunch was spruad under tha God to be n liar.
town on Sunday,
l o f Miss Fern Ward.
trees In the church grove and tho
Ljt with Mrs. Oonald
'
*
Unbelief counts the'
Mi*a Fern Ward
Spending the day In Sanford wonderful hospitality o r ’ the Chu Gbrir.t as of no moment
luota
people
was
enjoyed
and
ah*'
Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. C. D."
predated.
• . , Wflccauso the Jews rejected
W an Club will meat
Brumlcy of Chuluotn.
Those attending from Sanford' they are without national l
if per on West Third
lar.d come to a crisis in His ministry^ ".*x'*^*
were Dr. and Mrs. King. Mrs. day. Who rejects Jesus is like a one chamber alter anothei un- {while they cultivated
30 o’clock
Coming from Orlando to shop In Jane Smnth. Mrs. G. M. McGaha- plan lost at sea who throws away til the length o f
the
palace
around
their
towns,
! Ho was now ready for His disdi____ will meet with
Sanford Saturday wet*.Miss Helen gln, and Mrs. W. T. Wheelis.
brings you to the Throne room nt
both chart and compass.
Safety first led them to build pjc» to trystalise their conviction .
;
leman and Mrs. Paul
Hubert and Miss Hope Cobb.
last. At the beginning, all lay walls of defense, behind which Sbou‘ , f ’m into concrete words.
■
“
Shall
die
In
your
sins.’’
-*<A
*
|3:30 o’ckwk at tha
•
■- ■I
* Death —
ia a sad, ----solemn,
and before you and .so much time; thnlr homes lay in com parative' for
The
---- congenial
------- -------------salesman, -----^
Mr. ----------------------lo *° to
Mrs. Coleman. , ,
but now. more to
accomplish
Sanford
will
have
a
National
Rush
S
t
Johns
o
f
Tampa
was
on
many
times,
an
awful
experience,
safety.
Here
thoy
lived
companienh
.for
^
r®M'
.
- - i t"
rue*day
Music Week replete with musical a business trip here Saturday.Mr. T(*lace the Unknown eternity with than
. time allows— and ;hc an- lively free from fear.
j . He. «!:d not ask them
en MMIory Circle f f l l
activities.
*
S t Johns represents the
Tampa o r ; without faith in God is not a -KUun.
Isaiah, the man of God. fully .they heheveJjbut In whom. W W -v .u r n
Biggers at. 3
Drug Company.
- Httighing matter.
j The span of our life and tho acquainted with this condition, and bmk V of
f
A
ii
BcC‘ U*e
i
•
is a
a matter 01
of a person. Do
'-*.4Bl
«V.
Orlando Is planning many Inter
— 1---- „„
.
I * To uttor break with friends,; reaching ol j ur tloul so vivid, knowing
the vnlue of peace and ■ligion
>g*on {**
iy Duplicate Bridge
esting programs for National MuVisiting Mr. and Mrs.
A’*’ «**t, loved ones, associations of years. [” »>.! Palm Sunday, usmeasured freedom f t m fear! uses this I*0* f aku^ “ L tbP rtvi’ ' ^!in',
.'j./J g
et with Mrs. Sam
Fitts on Union Avenue are Mrs. \the familiar scenes and persons of i by the Christ entering
the »ha- thought of the walls protcctL-c *“ t. ,n
j sic Week.
H «M they believe,
and
/clock.
Fitts* father and mother, air. amt a life, is more than a trifle.
daws of the Cross of Calvary.
vnlue, nnd In a vision 'of tho fu- lbe'' 'V1‘ K l you, Christ, or Mo[Wednesday
or. .Confuscius, or Buddhg^...
_ ,
of
New
Matering,’ to Palm Beach and Mrs. Dolf Sheldon,
Homy M. Stanley faced the un- , n 1. The
,r)e cContrast
®nV RS;. between
b*"*re*n the
lh« ture saw a gret- city, a great romet,
».
T. „
Turner Circle o f the
known depths of the dark forest |g i n n i n g and the Ending o f •civilisation, .without material deMiami for a brief visit are Mr. Smyrna.
.j.h will meet with
of Africa with all its
irntps w
»r» i
_Tcmp.es to abstractions.
and Mrs. Edward Donovan.
its dangers,
dangers, j i'ue’
k
j fense. A cdtv
city whose gates
were
yolfe at 3:30 o'clock.
party shopping
oppu . in Sanfrfrd trials, ami possibleleath, but not
Romance o f
possibilities
c i r - ‘ truth and righteousness. A city i “ All tho opinions
-r ------- about Christ
v>
hursuay
^
were,
Mrs.
Allen
MacSaturday
v
jeles
tho
head
of
the
babe
in
the
[inhabited
by
a
righteous
nation
1
£*V,lJ?n*d
n J . complementary.
»
alon.' for her had companions.
Attending the Presbytery at
gen Club will ' meet
*5® ^n_ . , en? aK.* U1? _ , I1M .
.When Nansen sought the North •mother’s arms; tragedy of dis- that.keepetn. the truth. And thrft1
Tampa are Mrs. T. M. Puleston rnlan, Mias Janet Macfarlan, Mrs
U. B. Young- Miss Catharine-’ Pole, going o v e r . the trackless ap< intments and failures crown, the wnlla o f protection for lhi*> * t>tpr !,Penl,!*; This is true be* ■
B. Lewis at 3 o’clock.
and Mrs. Alfred Lllja.
Young nnd Miss Maxine Young of waste* o( trie polar region, he was too often, old nffe.
■ Curlett of Geneva
|JTrcat city
the presence nnd •cau»o ot tw n a needs. We need,
" '* r
Oviedo.
the Idlers at lunch*
In
infancy,
there
are
blossoms
l
^
r
nr
Jehovah.
i-.J*
tln®
'
Vho
Us
Above
acccmoanicd by friends.
The niece of Mrs. Fannie Mun
in m iiiiitj, wure ure uwMum»
,
«iinran-'»
Circumstances. Many are in per'
The r.ian who has rejected God of virtue and achievements:to o '
w,in t " 1* supren-'i conviction.
.
.
j „ nr. „ innl heesus* nf - •7f •
son, Miss Zoe Munson, spent Sun
Returning trorn Miami, where
_ Association o f Busant
in
maturity
blasted
hones
'
,hL‘
Prophet
gives
utterance
t
n
,
petua
uepressions because or
day
in
Haines
City.
«
he
has
been
for
a
brief
visit
is
. will hold their reguThere Joes up the “ Eternnl ^ e text. "Thou writ keen him in ■P°V' y’ ,ickne*,5’ « n«Jgerrfal ‘ ’ f
Mr. L. D. Mngmder.wUh the F lo r-, jJJ.V "1 f J T f e L r f child can Why" to our G
at the Valdex Hotel
oJ of
j, |Disks or companions, or failure.
God
of troubles
troubles and
and P er fect peace whose mind
Returning from Iotkeland Sun Ida Vegetable Corporatlm. Mr. *Mothcr’ fa,h' r'
ch,lJ CRn
ck.
'd i l l
stayeil on Thee because he tr u s t-iAre ; hcr®,any *'ho c™
Mf«»-'' ‘
hot
go
with
ttinis
nnd
tribulations;
ot
heartday were Mr. and Mrs. James Mngruder is a guets at the Valdez
j worth while and happy in aoita - juA
Friday
■To die in one's sins is to pass aches and anguish
and tears. eth in T hee"
Hawkins,
Hotel.
Now, every pr- line and proph- ' of
,‘ bingsT
Christ alono
Chittenden will *ntei>
into a state o f being where there Why not life sunny and bright,
!3
c?y of good to the Nation upthis need.
of Mrs. J. C. Benson
ia. no repentance, no recalling of all the Trcars through?
Occupying the Hughey house on wrongs, no forgiveness. To die in
Visiting relatives in Kissimmee
pliesequnlly
to
the
individual
„
,
2
'
Sin'
No
wan,
t
la
‘,
/
TP*r
tha"
kk.
.........
caught
the braring the sain- character Go«l lhU- our . conscious Vfallura and
for the week-end ia Mrs. F. E. Fifth Street and permanently lo One’s sins means to die in their , Even
C‘TB,,. , the
U'" poet has c»
u* " i ,w,u
[Saturday
cated here are Mr. and Mrs. Wells guilt. Kin and guilt are
Gntchell.
_
no
u(
uum
>
[story Hour, at Library
lns«P’ !rinorS f 0G od°rf'CVai,«C'
dfor is n° ^ » P « tcr •*-* nation* or perChj|al alone « n
and baby. Mr. Wells holds a posi
ltr,no
of (J°
4’
(,odB laws and
for sons. He docj respe:t character. U* th®
nr‘ ' ,ter'
,
For this Interesting looking cos
|growth
and
development
tion with the A. C. L. railroad in arable.
Visiting
her
aunt,
Mrs,
J.
I»,
The
promise
of
Perfect
1
‘e
a
c
e
'
JI)en‘
h'
need one who
Too
frequently,
sins
find
one
out
th
f
character
and
of the^Weatminater tume you need merely a goodly
the traffic department.
can comfort us in sorrow and
because of one’s guilt. Wc can
"
• old a benefit Easter tupply f silk kerchiefs, large aixe Miller, is Miss Gertrude Lee of
?hntF
111lire-U?» i ** Riven ta character. The one
"orf with us into the “ Valley of tK
Lakeland.
not
get
nwny
from
the
guilt
of
[
.
.
.
.
.
.
1
.
.
.
I
I
I
n
n
l
u
.
/-ii..,„
uL
■
minJ.
thought
is
and
duplicate
patterns.
For
the
it 4 o'clock at Central
! goal will not be tha failure bu t',r .
01 Shadow."
An item of interest to the peo .wrongdoing any „ L „ „ in
neck and sleeve trimming and the
•success, a . wna Christ’s ultimate |G T^c Kre, teat enemlc9 of ^ man
4. Ideals. We needs high ideals
Transacting business in San ple o f Sanford who are interested world.
girdle you need some plai nsilk to
ford Saturday was Mr. Joe Lopez in its prosperity, is* the fact that
"fn*
happiness and peace nn—worry, •JJ!ck a:l are ke ** UP by
match
the
predominating
color.
inQ« single grocery store last weekl-j ^ L v .nc,t 1 Rct away from il ln “ Somo days must be dark and anxiety nnd fenr. These so-called-Lnrist.
of Diiytona Beach.
i chapter
.1 812
Ml 0 rwionln
n/iliinl sniuit
»<
t UGAsH •
t
3
people, Ku
by actual
count, made*
dreary
little things sap one’s strength
Mo* for to die in our kins is to
Shopping here Saturday were purchases.
*?ta
die with tho weight of their guilt. Into each life, some rain must and darken life, robing lite o f
I. O O K t I t
Mrs. Frank Sherman and Miss
joy nnd pea/»
rail.” 1
Sin and guilt arc twins.
tB L E - M E E T
tl.OOitown t i l i n g s ,, , k
Mrs. W. D, Zacharv and y ou rr
Cathlcen Sherman of Orlando,
The old Prophets remedy fop
Secondly, to die In one’s sins is
Christ began His life in the
far lo r y
rebuilt'.,.
’ -m)
Sin
does
this
is
the
convictionthat
God’
s
typewriter.
any
mnngcr-cradio encircled by the
^ h L Uyw « k S f^nd,j2 !;S .*S t?.t to die in their company. Sin do
he - most delightful
Conferring with Mr. Roy Chit Z
•».U I
nitkr.
flood aa
a
presence
brings
protection
and
iilh
fu.,
M
not
ninke
good
company
only
for
holy
angels,
loved
by
the
Holy
thfc Sal lie Harrison
new. Ask lo ate
The Ccciiian Music Club met nt tenden in Sanford, Saturday, was with tho former's mother, Mrs. E.
Jesus tn-phrjized. it
■
Virgin and protected by St. Jo safety.
one.
[ rthls year* was held Mrs. Munson's studio, Saturday H. D. Wilson o f East Walpole A. Flansburgh in her \ home on moment.
We may “ enjoy thu pleasures of seph* as "Wonderful Counsellor when He sajd, "Your heavenly Fa
h . a. p o s n
hotne of Mrs. W. E. afetrnoon, was well attended and Mass., representing Byrd and Son West Ashley StrccL—Jacksonville sin for a season." But it is a
arid Mighty King and Saviour” : ther careth for you."
Penples naak
.. ,
Times-Union.
much enjoyed.
This
is
the
heart
o
f
the
Bible,
P
h
ase
U
S
short
one.
Christ ended His earthly life en
nent was beautifully
We are interested to know that
•iO ».tdv
Mrs. Munson announced the pro
A s a rule we want to get ns far circled by His enemies, despised written that ye may know that
Mrs. Eva Goodspeed of Elyria is as.possible
rlth pink and white gram to the Music Department of Mr. and Mrs. Malpaii and family
c — . 11, 1
.. 1m
/ ft
kad
from sin after It has unj
by mcnl
“
God,
the
Etcrna.,
is
nur
refuge.'’
the Woman's Club to be given in have moved from the country to the visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Har
n comniitteed.
Troubles began singly at first; Behind the bulwarks and walls o f Evety One Likes This Klnd,ld’)w~
Mrs. A. M. DcFor- tho studio of Mrs. Munson by the the Harold house on Oak Avenue low Goodspeed and Mr. and Mrs.
_lut in the solemn hour of death
His love nnd wisdom and power
f the meeting to/order
then
came by twos and threes, ] nil
Ralph
Goodspeed.
The
Good-,
‘ -•dA*
(d^flitd our sins coming forward
who take rofl-ge are aa£ °a d n , ° c « w 1" °i» H” y .
Ccciiian Music Club, Saturday nf[he salute to the flag tern non, Aprjl 26 at 3:30 o’clock.
Itoturning from the celebration speeds spent tno day shopping in as'associutes, manifesting all their and ended by great phalanxes. free and dwell in peaco and joy. t
______
..
At first the Song wus: "Peace
Iof the previous moat*
at St. Augustine with
Mr. and Sanford Saturday.
hi(hou.<tiess, is nn awful thing to
The Prophet’ s exhortation fitly
The piano selections given were: Mrs- Rqumlllat were Mrs. A. B.
on Earth"; now, the clash
of
' and approved,
think
about.
closes the wondc.'lul vision of JOne can of salmon, four boiled po- a,n*
Mazurka in G Mjnor...........Denote
swords.
.
*
Mrs.
\V.
D.
Crabtree
of
Tampa
Mahoney nnd daughter, Luella.
was given by Mrs.
n follows one from youth,
"Trust ye In thB Lord f o r - 1Utoes, two dill pickles, n few ,‘J jm
Elizabeth Whitntr.
who has been attending the Fonce
• ■
the effect tnat tin
And such has been the same Truth.
Into tho history of manhood,
ever for in the Lord Jghovn is ev- olives and small quantity celery ' '
The week-end guests of Mr. R. de Leon celebration at SL Augus
legion already had a Youth and Old Age :..............Neckc
biographies
written
'ot'
the
safiits.
and clings to one in old age, then,
•’
, chopped flpe. Four hard boiled *
Thelm Tow.
F. Oooper are Mr. D. T. Thllyaw tine, stopped over here with het like a beast seeking its prey, goes St. Peter? “ who loved to choose er.aating strength..
[ig staff. The Daugh,
TTr*--------;------------'egg.* added last. Let stand for Art. ‘
Tho
Swan-Song...j....Blum
e'nthal
niece,
Mrs.
Eugene
Roumillat
for
and Mr. Kenneth Ilait of Gainesto appoint a commit*
his own wuy, was not allowed
Japun s loss In the
r.v~»nr j.()Ur or g0 Bmj 8crYIS w|tH
O) flU|UJnpj jju;aq pua-tfOOM .up tO„the very frontier o f life, and truant from the school of heroes"
Mildred (land ‘
,
ville.
into the matter fur- ■ •
i t« him as he takes “ a leap
earthquake jxjtsUmatcd' t - bo til*
Chiming Bells'
..........„ Sartorio
her home in South Florida.
*
luitable memorial.
—rMil, tHe rushing thought of St.
,th»idarlt4ritr.u'h*«'rt u'"'.'-’
tl_ ...ill ’>■. ,,i j.lT ,Ir,!llllf |'
u
m
s
s
*
rl^BfaiMfVMW&tifwaaaaiaBpentihig’
SundaV':wiih‘
fcliv
and
rmwwwf?* March ....... "TscnarTliwaky Mr9. E, L, Burdick were Mr. and
, y‘tho third place to die in our Paul, thWUanei add o f lfiJ grUitt
On Saturday, Father Peck took sins is to die In their doom. There galaxy o f the Saints o f God.
it $10$luuji ‘
two per cenfVbt the' lu '-.i.l
“I * “ Pearl Robson.
the
Junior
B.
S.
A.
boys
for
a
pic
Mrs. Burdick and daughter, Miss
2. This same Law holds good
is no second probation. There will
treasurer for (he
nic to Crystal Lake. They all re be no second chance. “ 'Tho Bible for us. Counting the cost of Jupan proper.
Foldod
.Wings
---------------Farmen
Mildred
Burdick
of
Orlandonument fund. And' 410
ported a moat wonderful time. The say's, "In the place where tho tree winning the Goal of the Chris
Louisa Fields
libaut coins were sold Brooklet . ....
....... :......... ....... Ryder
The week-end guests o f Miss day waa spent swimming, amj fnlleth there shall It lie." The tian life! You have read tho par|ghters present.
Helen Jenkins.
: Mary Zachary were Miss Vara playing games, and while out at eternal state of the soul Is fixed rble of the man minded to build
J. tSarling reported Meditation —i .....Morrison
Howard and Miss Zona Prevatt the lake the boys cut palms for before death.
the great tower?
Docs he nor
the park so generously
Sarah Evelyn Williams
. , of Gainesville.
Altar use on Palm Sunday.
We are saved or lost in this life. first sit down to count the cost
laughters by Mr. L. P. Swedish Wedding Marcli, Sdderman
"I f our gospel be hid it is hid of It? That is for us to <1j , like
a rising vote of thanks
Acccptin g a position here with
Byron Fox and Emmet Fox
Phonp ip your planned music
to* them that are Tost." not to wise.
Mr. Hagan: Mr. John Fire Brands ...:-----------yn
Haynes
hnd
Ratliff,
Is
Mr.
Louis
Lothe events for National Music Week
those to be lost some time in. the
It is for the young priest, for
for his legal services in
VHIIU) UU.|
McManeus ut
of Cairo,
Ga., UVtUlC
Before
Lou Ella Mahoney.
to Mrs. Walter Wight, Phone 403- Mivt'iuuvua
the young man in any calling ot
Ing the Sailie Harrison Sattarcllc Caprice ___
coming to Sanford Mr. McManeus future.
Lack J.
The “jp ilf is fixed” in this life.
Ind Mrs. Starling.
had been in the employ o f the Prayers and tears will not and can Ufa to do. You want success—
G ifford Shinholser.
that Goal of Eternity, but count
}>f thanks was given Mr. Spinning Song ........
Cairo
Messenger
for
a
number
o
f
Wagner
Attending the State Beautifica
not alter the state of the spul after first the cost.
[r his help In the Ribaut
Irma Smith.
j . i. -jf,
tion meet at Davenport are Mrs. ears. He intends to bring Mrs. dvath.
. St. Paul says truly, "Belovod,
work and also a vote of Blacksmith Shop ............... Parlow Henry Wight and Mrs. James IcMancus here and make this his
There
is
a
serpent
in
Brazil,
the
think not strange the fiery trials
all the superintendents
permanent home.
Bernice Allen.
Sharon.
bite of which paralyzes the motor which arc to try you," re-echoing
(tools In the eounyt who Polka de Concert ......
Sabothil
The mother, Mrs. T. D. Omsler, ncives, but docs not affect the Die teaching o f the Blessed ManDorothy Ray.
Motoring to Palatka Sunday
thj*|ter, “ If any man will come afte^
lnd., and the sensory ones.* One bitten
(reported that Mrs. Whit- Evening Star ................... Wagner were Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Courser. of Moblcsville,
' , deny himself, n„,i
rpent suffers
___ H intensely,
H i P but Is Mo, let h,
nephew. Master Georg-* Craycrart. st-rpent
and
him
JeForrest, Mrs. Btarling,
Emily aBUey.
Mr. Courser ia the electrical engi
trom the take up hia cross and follow
fr., o f Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hol unable to get away
and Father Ander- Selections from Cnrnvnl, Schuman neer for the Southern Utilities.
lingsworth of Oviedo, left Satur snake,
M e/’
father Peck went to the
Lucille Echols.
Thus it is with onq who dies In
Lnus Deo.
ol in a body to present
Spending the week in S«nford day on the boat for their home unbelief— lost; suffering the offor the essay on the
was* Mr. W. O. Smith o f Moultrie, after a visit in Oviedo. Mrs. ficts of an accusing conscience
|on.
Tho Daugherty committee in
Ga. Mr. Smith represents the Omsler, Mr. and Mrs. Hollings but unable to change the condi
worth and Master Craycroft spent
A. R. perfecotd their
quired into circumstances sur
Schaefer Tailoring Company.
tions.
the day in Sanford Saturday.
rounding the Indictment o f Sena
selling sandwiches on
He who accepts Jesus by faith tor Wheeler, o f 'Montano,, and
W
A visitor this week in Sanford,
as
a
personal
Saviour,
and
turns
The
Mothers’
G
ub
o
f
Sanford,
Miss Helen Pye has arrived In
L. Loucka, cha}rm*n of
sent a sub-committee to Wash
met Friday afternoon at the home is Mrs. R. L. Rowe, the guest of the city from New York, and while away from sin* can be made free ington Court House, Ohio.
(on committee, gave
her
parentsMr.
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
of Mrs. C. M. Strenstrom, with
in the state will enjoy the river fiom condemnation.
Betts.
There is perfect peace, liberty,
trip to Sanford and a trip down
R. Key,
Mrs. J. N. Mrs. C. F. Marshall assisting as
and victory to one who trusts
were
tho
coastShe
la
accompanied
by
ind Mrs. A. T. Rossiter hostess. Seven members
Mrs. L. H. Spencer and Miss
LAD IES
Jesus. "Believe on the Lord Jesus
ainted on the nominating present and one visitor.
Agnes McCabu motored over to a friend .and while here they will
Mrs. Strenstrom’a home was ar Sanford Saturday from Altamonte be th eguests of the former’s un Christ and thou ahalt be saved."
cle end aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. P.
Let us do the most
[he business hour a da- tistically arranged with quantities Springs to shop.
Webster on West Church Street.
social hour was Enjoyed o f poppies and nasturtiums.
important part of your The Improved Blue Chimney New Perfection Oil Stove astonish**
Vious refreshments o f
During thd business' session
Assistant principal of the West —Jacksonville Tlmes-Unlon.
Itlnes, lee tea and sw w t- plans were perfeetd for the Easter Side primary school, MUs Helen
women with faster, more economical and troublo-proof cook stove ser. .
Spending Saturday night In San
Spring Cleaning. San vice
Ire served by the hostess bazaar, cooked food and candy sale Trrwifleger is undergoing a throat
at a-modprato prjee. Faster cooking than ever before, yet 17 pt
ford with his brother, Mr. Henry
py Mrs. A. R. Key, Miss to be held the Saturday before ^operation at Orlando.
> V
Wight, was Mr. Thomas Wight,
10
ford Mattress Factory cent less fuel used.
Wilkie and Mrs. John Easter. The proceeds of this ba
zaar are to go toward the funds
Mr. James Turner, president of president of the Farmers and
That
mokes
it
the
most
economical
oil
stove
in
the
world.
Altogether
it
402-MI*
[S. B. J. STAARLING,
for the equipment o f the play the Turner-Taylor Company of Merchanta Bank o f Cairo, Ga. Mr.
gives .the, jp-patest advantage obtainable at moderate price.
Wight
had
been
on
a*
business
trip
Publicity Chalrmnn. grounds.
Jacksonville was a week-end visi
to
Bartow
and
stopped
over
here
The president appointed Mrs. M. tor here.
EVERYI
NV1TED. ;
-ri
on his way to Miamb where he
[man skin contains 3,600 Minarik to see about sending
“B” Radio
: v. 4
*n
1the square inch. •
Spending the week-end in Palat also goes on business, Sunday
flowers to the-sick. It was decided
morning Mi. and Mrs. Henry
ka
were
Miss
Annie
Hawkins.
Mr.
to hold the next meeting at Mrs.
Batteries
Wight motored with Mr. Thomas
S. M. Telfords, with Mrs. Morton J. M. Hawkins, and Mr. Tom Haw Wight to Dnytoun. that he might
kins.
Thigpen as assistant hostess.
board the train there for his desBall Hardware Co.
Ice crenm and cake In a colgr
»t’s what the Herald scheme of green and white, with
While in Sanford, Mr. John F. tinatlon.
PHONE 8
nt Ads are— cold facts—
Deegdn o f New York City, with
Easter favors,' were served.
Miss Martha Somerville, accom
it things that are plan-rrrn
Those present were Mrs. George the Florida Vegetable Corporation panied by her cousin. Miss Afinio
tor your good. They Braxton; Mrs. A. C. William* Mrs. Is a guest of the Valdez Hotel.
Givens, of Montreal, Canada, who
plain statements that Sam Bradford, Mrs. Linehart- Mrs.
has been with her for the season,
help vou get what you Minarik, M r* Marshall, and Mrs.
Mrs. Avgusta Eigenmann o f Or returned recently from a delight
niter In business,'borne Strenstrom.
lando was the guest o f he* daugh ful river trip to Sanford, where
—W . L. Hand.
(tacreation.
ter, Mrs. Fred Daiger, Jr.- on Sun< they were met by the latter'*
______
-Stopping over for a few hours day„
these cold facta tv*
brother, Mr. V/lUlam R. Givens,
Lday and aoon it. will on her- way 4o th# Davenport State t
owner and editor of The StandardNobody Dkto t* give or take caster
Mrs. Albert J. Rlchfhlson leaves one o f the loading newspaper o f
i you forcibly that Beauflfcation J meet, M rs/ -Arthur
ofL There Is''really hardly uy need for,,
U something you a ft 0 . Cummer of'Jacksonville will be Tuesday for Miami, where she Canada, published in Kingston,
s it since the invention of LJv-e-Ls•In*. That l / t h e help the guJst' o f 'M rsl! Henry'* Wight, will-spend a week or two with Ontario, The party motored In
Herald Wnota can at- who hs« arranged for* her to meet friends.
Mr. Qhren'h car to Daytona and
And Llv-o-lax fills a deubls need.
then home via St. Augustin*.—
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
E.
Watson
„fn
«tt “accust
■ ■.
’
It
has e'loAri^d action on the liver as 1
Jacksonville Tlmes-Unlon.
doing
ion’s Club Monday afternoon word among those from Sanford,
CHOICE SPRINGTIME MODEL
well as the digestive tract, sod so It
i by th
Want
NATIONAL MUSIC WEEK
tnetnod and you krill at 4 o ’clock. With Mrs. Cummer motoring to Orlnndo, Sunday a f
can be used in eases of hilious stuck,
ternoon .
distinctly* new models
NOTICES
, them profitahjao cven la her niece. Miss Mlnah May
tea * cold Is coming on, it takes
mi it this one, featuring s
National
Music
Week
always
Cook,
a
student
at
Wellsley
Col
moat trivial matUn.
John T. Brady, Jr., and Ralph begin the first Sunday In May, Ax
of printed silk and novelty
the plena of calomel ind castor oiL
lege. who is spending her Easter
the cold facta of th* holidays with her aunt.
. The applied front and
Womblo .of Jackaonville, motored ing the 1924 dates, May 4 to end
Literally hundreds of rather* hire ear- .
Wanta-into gold-in
.
el are of the figured
to SanfortLon Sunday and were the Mey 11.
needy
thanked a * for fatting this good
pocket.
hanging In straight
Returning from the S t Johns guesta o f the form ers mother, Mrs.
to &m. There 6 *
rMch.au/tln
[Waterway Association Saturday J. T. Brady.
'i f f
the front
he delegates from Sanford.
lore tq lake Uv-oJsx and
ae.
simply
Treat. Lake, who was made
^^atTh**Heral«J o<Medians sis*
e good for th* same ceodL
r.r
09 to sand for permanent chairman of the or
• end’ 1
Lecphone |t to tha Want
ganization, and R. W. Pearman,
“ Hankie” Dress
ocial
Personals
ilendar
IT
HOLDS AN
Mrs. Munson Hostess
Cecitian Music Club
*
A Cooking Demonstration
TUES,
WED.
{
Mothers* Club Meets
With Mrs. Strenstrom
Daily Fashion Hint.
WAREC
FACTS.
A void Using Castor Oil
P.~ CoVnoUv, George Knight, Ed'l e r e n v e M s
ly
costs but 9te
�I
and undat lha following proposed
charter, to-wit:
» r * • *'
ronnd-keepln force
at PKQPOflJCr) CHARTER • o,
itadium has ! en wotking
KDRDZBOim^Alui MORI
t \r a
§
3fl9ivr,: ’
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*.
‘ DIutt” Move Hurl* Great flame
'H u t Is Erratic in I’itirhrs—
,
Score Is Eight To Tour.
lmttefs
to connect safely six
tim es,(m any o f these were o f the
fluke .variety) spelled defeat. He
hag possibilities o f a top notch
amateur hurler.
Bobby” Wnshburn went the
route for Anderson yesterday, al
lowing five hits,' striking out sev
en and walking two Iwtters. tie
hold the Sanford cloutcrs to one
blow until the seventh, allowing
Wife cracks in that session
two more in the final frame.
Orlnrtdo scored in the second,
Helms com ing’ in after reaching
flfs t:b y a blow to the back
by
a M u tf,. going to third on FairQyW’s “ freak”
blow i.through
jinird and short
ami came in
when Mdye hit T. Molet nnd wnlkcd rWashburn.
They added five
in the fifth, three hits, n passed
ball a duo o f errors, a wild
V>d a fielder's choice uggreEjV.nit the total. In the ninth the
Tigers added two on » l*aag on
balls and a couple o f errors by
Hanford.
The visitors counted in the
seventh, eighth nnd ninth.
Three douhle plays, one
by
finnfclrd; Helm's catch of
E.
Mflye’s bid for n hit in the ninth;
the work o f Roland Tinker, es■pGdiallv one play back o f first
Mi the seventh, with Fleischer the
:**,*
Id has dreamed all
Pirates A nd Yanks George Sisler To ’ ! Changes In Yankee
H old . R ecords For Play in First Game Stadium H a m p e r
( n y Th r Associated P r e s s )
Am erican Sluggers
The Fastest Races
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Apr. 14.— NEW YORK. Apr. 14.—In win
ning the l0%3 Americnn League
championship by a margin of Id
games, the New York Yankees
established a
league
record.
Twice previously teams have won
pennants by •m.-rglns of
14Yj
games. This mark was set
by
the Boston Red Sox in 1003
uni
equalled
by
the
Philadelphia
Athletics in 1910.
Tho record major leuguo mar
gin of victory is held by tile
Pittsburgh Pirates, who win) the
1902 National League pennant
with a lead o f 27’.-j games over
Brooklyn, its nearest, rival.
All doubts regarding whether
George Sisler will p la y ' this
yeur wore ucattemi to tho
four corner* Friday, when it
was learned that he will lit!
the only first baseman U>make the trip to Chicago for
tho opening nay ofi-tho Amer
ican League n«xt 'Tuesday.
George will take up his o il
stunt! and if all gotta well ha
will hold it down throughout
tho season. The Browna* first
invading squad will be com
posed of U2 players.
Longer life nnd increased pow
er are claimed for automobile
chains having two strnnds across
the tire- one being forced upon the
other when a wheel begins to slip.
S
Vjte<l by the
nual RiMtlnit which 11011
t»« Second T tiw lV tfiJ<
>1» snd «v*I* ycif. b.#lnn
' a r t i c l e i. *r,
W 11fe Manto of
- cot
/ v ear 1!>S» »Bdit»ih*rt*ffli
ahdfl
hk
SANjtfAD
the raYlous football teams which IIO K T G A Q B C O llp A NBON
*■■# lW*
the Board of
i ""d tree
I t s ^ 'e l i c t e•d■ Tiy’
T,
U y«l at the stadium last fall. principal place o f buslnt**
tors annually on tho *am<
the
annual
meetlnic
of
tl
everal minor changes also have n the c i t y o f Sa nford.
holders' above specified
been 'nlttde in.the general condi County. Florida, with branch offices mrdlalrly
after the msettr
tion of tho stands and bleach at atich other point* in tho State of aald atockholdcr*. The :
_
ers.
tor* of this company shall meat In
the city of Sanford, Florida qn the
Dedication o f the stadium last
!Oth day of April. 19*4 .to com
season signalised the shattering
plete the .organisation of the. cotn.of all baseball records' fo r at
The general nature .of the busi pany and to adopt by-lawa. Until
tendance
and
receipts.
Club ngs* to be transacted t»y thla cor. the first annual meet!** of the
porotlon shall be that of buying, stockholder* and until their aucowning, aelllng, using., managing, ce**orit arc elected anti duly qiiallconi rolling and generally dealing fletl. the Inralnea* Of thla corpora-1
was first used fo r the opening In
hy the folreal estate and personal proper- lion
„ „ shall be conducted
..
thy, but tho highest paid attend tv nnd to that end therefore sold I lowing officers. lo-WIt: h, A. Doug,
iV.ildeni : "A< P, Conns ly,
ance, sot- in the fifth game of corporation shall have the right t iasa
notyer to buy, own. hold, use, pir*t Vlee.1*resi«ieiU: R. J. Hotly.
!lu>/ world's ncrioj wns 02,817. and
ImpCuvc, hiortuagc, len*c. aell or Second Vlri'-PriSlflent, Fred, R.
T h e: gate Veceipts qf thiu bat (Mspo'sk of and generally deal InWilson. Secretary;artt W..H. Tuntle, 1201,469, also] put a new real estate nnd personal property nlcllffe. Trissursr:
oml
John
of every kind, name and .descrip- Melsch. B. A. poualaaa. A. P. Cqnmark on the hooka,
tluti. In. the hmidjivl of Its busl. nellv. Tt. J. Holly. Fred ft. Wilson.
- *
n»sa said Corporation shall hare \\\ !!.■ Tunhlcllffc. Edward Higgins,
n tn...
to c iiE
O -t o L
, . R
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_ P L A N T .. tho right -.sncl power to- construct. Roy F. Symco, and C. W. £ntsAnuouncdmrnt has boon made own. operate, lease, ratfnlaln and nilng-r as Board of Director*,
ARTICLE VI.
c f tho parehaBe o f tho local dlsopso of Stores, resMehros nnd
Chero-Coln Bottfing Company by
Shelby Compton,
formerly
of
Albany, Gn*, With his wife, Mr.
",* "?
ICumpton arrived here Monday to Otherwise and to lay out Jstreets.
caij.L (JJOO.Ott^Od) Do lars.
hyk into the matter o f purchas alleys and eldewnlke and to dedI■
AItTICLh VII.
ing tho plant and Ws decision to cate the same either to the pnbllc
The nantea and realdencea of the
buy was prompted by his fnlth generally, or to such persons ns Inro'porntors nnd subscribers of
••*ih tho number of shnrss
in Sanford nnd its future.
Mr. it may select. Bold corner** *
'Compton hjis been enguged in
tlii* kind of business for some
time and is thoroughly familiar
uilh tho duties which he assumes
here.
The Thrill That Comes Once in a Lifetim e
ORLANDO, Apr. 14.— The Orlnildo Tigers played what might
,bo* termed listless hull Saturday
nfU rnoon,. but despite the fact*
that, the usual punch wa* nfnnmr
the missing1 they romped nwny
with an 8 to 4 win front the San*
ford clan, two of the Celery City
ed by I K by-jSWwHPr
tarr and
of T r .u
^ '" hhvKi
e t d by t!|^
th e liitit
*
i y bft
P*r
Dlr«a«>« • h a tb
i f theeBoard
Board of Dlr«db>«
NEW YORK, Apr. 14.— Babe
Ruth, scintillating
sultan of
swat, will have to tlrlvtf a btll
37 feet further thnn he did iait
year to get u home run in right
field at the Yankee Stadium this
year. And sluggers who aim for
theport side of the field will be
forced to mid 24 feet to their
drives to lift them out of the
laying
fields, all because they
ovo changed the g'ogrophical
position of the diamond at ’ the
largest baseball plunt in the
country.
The diamond has been swung
around to the right, eliminating
the so-called "bloody ungle” in
right field by the meeting of the
grandstand and bleachers and In-
K
F
Floyd Coykendal( nnd family,
wra have been
spending
the
winter in Sanford, navo returned
to their home at Ithaca,- N. Y.,
I.cwis J. Hughey accompanying
them. He will visit his former
homo and expects to enter Cornol! University in the Fall
MMTO pretest,
“ All , the-: BrolhflJ
Valiant" ]
With Lott,Chancy, f e
Malculmn MacgrteTi
ert McKic.
Ben Ames WilllamVC,
Also Comedy am! Kt,|
Prices 10 and "i*
Tuesday: “ The IlurncdQ
Wednesday and Thunk
Griffith’s "The UirJ
FOR
SALK—FcJ
more than 100 sligM
Auto Wheels and cJ
all sizes including (
Florida. So shares.
W. H. BntimliiKvr.
MlTICF. OP IS T IS X T IO * T O A P J ’ l.Y F O B l-UTTKItft P A T K M T
Not Ire la heraby v lv*n th at on
the : i r d day uf A p r il. A. D. 1914.
the uadaralKned w ill ap p ly t o the
H onorable Fury A. Hardee, G o v e r
nor o f th e State o f F lo r id a a t T a l l a liarvee, h lorhU. f o r letters patent
...................._
BANFOHU
BOND
incorportttinK
AND M O llT O A O R COMPANY, u n .
ilt-r the f o l l o w i n g p r o p o s e d cha rter,
the o r ig in a l of w h i c h I* n ow on flle
In the o f f i c e of
th e S e c r e to r y o f
State at T a lla h a s see, Florida.
*
I I A. DOCOLASS.
Florliln,
Lon:; wood
10 shares.
T. F. Adsias., Hanford. Florida, ID
ahnrra.
J. O, Sharon. Sanford, Florida. 10
altsrea.
Oscar It. Brook's, Hn
less than half price g
able for two wheel |
nny capacity.
Idn. l o ahnri>a.
Krnust
Hnushoh ler, Hanford
Florid a, 10 shores.
In W itn es s W h ereof,
.............
........
Joh n MHsch. K. A. Dougla ss. A. P.
C on n elly , K. J. Holly. Fred n. W i l
son, W. II.
T u n n lc ltffe .
K dw ard
H ig g in s . R oy F. Symes, C. W. tintsm ln g e r, W. H. K n tsm ln g er. T. F. Ad*
• m e .1. fl. Hharon. O scar R. Brook*.'
R rn est F. H ou sh oldsr. ns in c o r p o r
a t o r s o f the said Hanford Bond and
M o r t g a g e C om p a n y h a v e h ereunto
set th eir hand* anil th is the 12th
day o f April A. D. 1924.
K. A. DOUGLASS.
W. H. TU NNICL1FFE.
It. J. H O L L Y ,
.
o s c A R n. B R o o i r e .
K URD It. WILSON.
C. W. HNT5SMINOKR.
W. 8. KNTZMIN OER.
JOHN M KISCH.
A. P. ITONNKl.LT.
T. F. ADAMS.
J
HOY F. SYMK3
C . w . K N T Z M IN O E R .
OSCAR It. lUtOOKS.
A. P. CO NNR LLY .
It. J. HOLLY.
W. II. T U N N IC L T F B .
J. O. SHARON.
K URD It. WILSON.
W. S. K NTZM INO ER .
JOHN MRIHCII.
T. F. ADAMS.
HOY F. HYME8.
K D W A R D HIGGINS.
K RNE ST F. IIOUHHOLDRH.
We.
th e
undersign ed,
h ereb y
Balloon Tire Servia
If It were possible |
any better bread jf
than Is turned out \f
tablishment you rail
natlsfied la your M
that we would b«^
better article. Tbd
is a human ini puss*
bake a perfect brcall
feet pastry.
■stling Mntrh
Between Two
f*r (irapplcrs /Holds Much
nterest o f Fans Here and in
Orlando.
|Ovian<io on Wcdpesday night of
athis week at Tinker Field in which
|Frank Hockman, former GreccoRoman world’s champion, will
» m c a ’ “ Young”
Gotch,
former
Might-heavyweight champion. Not
ifc fe w -oi Sanford fans arc planning
to motor to Orlando to witness
* the match.
I
Both men arc mat artisLi of
. long experience and recordn o f big
standing.
Both have met some
J-of tho best in the game. Hock( man met and defeated Oscar Nel^Bpp, thu Greek grapnler at S t
j Putersburg last week after n
•gruelling battle. Of late he has
—
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in i
M lp
i
tI 'T
T
,-iUi, i
A R T I C L E IV
Th*- term for w hich this c o r p o r a ,
tlnn Is organiz ed shall hu n inetynln*- yi-urs.
A R T IC L E V.
The hnsln rss o f this rorporntbu i
shall hn r«m ltfctc d b y ' n Pri*sld**nt.
t w o Vice-Presid ents, n Secretary.
» Trensuri-r and Hoard o f D irec tor s;
sold thmrd o f D irectors shall c o n
sist o f out mor* than nine o r less
than three m em bers; tho number.
san fqrdn
BREAI
State High School Teams Will
Meet At Rollins in Elimination
Contest For State Cham
pionship.
UllNUI
ROLLINS COLLEGE.
Winter
Park, Fid., Apr. 12.— Ahnotmce*
nre now being mailed t:*
nil high
school
principals
in
Florulu suiting that the
State
Interschoiaatic Busebnll
Cham
pionships wilt bu held' at RuUins
College, Majf 15-10-17.
DUI1U3 o c m
The championships this year
have
.aroused
much intero»t
throughout tne state.
Inst year
Williston high nchnol carritsl mT
the trophy to tho surprise «!
everybody nrul this yiuriDiivnl,
New Smyrna1
, Lake Ctty, Williston, Bartow, IIIllsboD)Ogli.* Day
tona, Orlandu m uj. i^iany other
teams nre now playing off dis
trict schedules with , the hope of
being selected
Tor the Rollins
College ch»mpia»Mblp>*i*«tfo*t,.
Tho handsome W a it e r w . *Ki,so
trophy won in 1922 by Bqrtow
and carried aw ay. by W illliton in
PJ23 will again be competed for
5ECOAJO FLOOD PLAAJ
-riDST'FLOOD PLAG
i H ^ w a a cham pion.of the world this yeur. Gold baseballs will be
• 1920-21 and secured, thut crown presented1to 12 members of tho
r after a series of hurd mutches for championship team nnd it a i coach.
The local Rollins club will en
J which he was trained by his uncle.
-H pr recent .victory over Rolando nt tertain teams during their' stay
Office oP It. C. HUNTER A BRO., Architects.
Page 1
—Jacksonville indieatu* that he has in Winter Fork,
Ray
Greene,
director
of
the
(House
A
-85.)
*|
* ny
uf
hU
aki|l o r
championships.
stated , tonight
A SIX ROOM HOUSE WITH AN UNUSUAL EXTERIOR —
f
the great mat men that that the eliRihlfly mlos o f tho
Homes
should
be
designed
with attractive exterior:., That is, they should be well proportioned and
4 Gotcn has met and defeated nre: state High- Hchoui Athletic Asso
pleasing
to
the
eye.
No
longer
will the public tolerate the ugly misfits.that passed muster a few years
ciation
will
lie
enforced
again
1
ot California, Clarence
t Ekeland o f Wyoming mul western tfti* year. Results o f the games buck. Today, a house must have architectural merit or It meets a just public condemnation.
with members
within
I chamulon, Jack Tuylor, Canadian played
A small simple house, even when built of the moat simple mutcriasl can, if properly designed, be a
• champ and Mondtes. Gotch has their district (oc-ether with the
thing
o f beauty, nnd this at Ro increased cost over tho commonplace type of house.
-bean making Hanford his residence * ligihiity lists must reach Winter
1Park nut URcr than May 5.
White shingle walls give a pleasing effect in both color and texture for a rural house; they are so
* —
—
-^
rcfrc.shiiik.-ln ihe contrast they afford with tho groun lawns and planting.
In connection With the propos
The lurgtT stone chimney laid1up in various color stones often gives the desired color and texture, as
ed tourney, plans are now being
made’ looking toward holding the is the ease with tho house shown herewith. Here th e chimney is the main feature o f the front.
major number of the games
ut
A low
1 extension pf the.main eentran-:o Is unusual in ft^otinent and strong Ih character; It
Tinker Field instead o f on the
form
sjs
mostttfjpflfcoprlatc
setting for the flat ornatu doorway.
*
new. Winter Fork riunicipnl Field.
le a th e r aide o f tho entrance vestibule gives abundant space fo r coats and wraps, both
It Is believed by thorc svho nre
making the effort to oring the
gomes here that the Winter Purk
ptrtfflai^of^tho house is compact. One grade entrance serves tho kitchen, Ice-box and
committee in rhargo of the tour
ftT
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1PECIAL NOTICE TO MEMBERS ney w ill'find lhat ^ Iho Conies
ooms. plenty o f lorge closets and a bath complete-the aacond floor. The cellar provide!
O F THE W ELFARE DEPART- are played in Orlando that the
affair w ill' be more of n success
MKNT OF WOMAN’S CLUB.
The Welfare Department will financially than it w oult be if
lot hold it*-regular meeting Wed- staged at .Winter Park. Orlando
M ttoy o f this week. Tho now funs'whd would like to have the
iuM gian will have plans formu series staged hero—and mayhap
lated for the new 'year’s work' to the local high school club wi
ibtained for * nominal sum froi
uwHtit at the next regular meet- win-the cup—are urged to ba]
tiw p p Jm T
^ u jb.1
Steel Body
Truck
f. o. b. Detroit
m d r c la l U s e r s
P refer th e F «rd
There la much significance In the fact tbit more
7 5 % of all
commercial care ol one-ton capacity or lew in the United State*
are rorua,
Thiinoverwhelming preference for Ford haulage units.has its basis
C<Ht ° ! i ,
tr»n*Po*taHon, the rugged oonotruction ol
the truck itsell, and ire unusual adaptability to every line ol industry.
Mechanical excellence, simplicity ol design and ample power are
C -V J
Detroit, Michigan
See the N earest A uthorized Ford
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r e ______
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.
•{eeeplng, porch. Apply 806 MagC ash In A d v a n ce
* hereby announce myself • can
FOR SALE— DeSoto paints and FOR SALE— Ford Roadster pprac- help should read the elaailfied
I hereby announce my candidacy
FOR TAX COLLECTOR
tlcally new. Bargain. See Stew- page of The Herald. There’s no
didate for i selection to the office
vanrUhcs at Sanford Novelty
L -e^W br-fcy r*- ■ o f ehcrlff of Seminole county sub for County Comimssloncr fbr the I beg to announce myself a can*
RtiNT—Two nicely furnlsh- Worka, sole agents. '
art Dutton. ■f
reason for sending oUt-of-toWn for
154-tfe
(am putVlntMIHxi #•!a |20j
eeplng rooms
$1 .01)
ject to the action of the Demo- 3rd District, comprising the towns didate for the office o f Tax Colt
help when there la probably Just
>■( ImmrAUtelr far
SANFORD STOVE WORKS, M l
312 East Bth SL
! erotic primury to be held on June of Lake Mary, Lcmgwood, and Al lector of Seminole County, subject
the person you want In the city.
VULCANIZING
First Street. N u t door to Smith
3. I f elected tor another term I ta inor. tc Spring*, and. respectfully
ENT—Two furnished W>r
IS* » lliw
flood
WANTED— Ledles" to do simple
the
decision
tof
the
Democratic
Brothers.
We
sell,
trad's,
and
re
. He ■ line
pledge o iuinil the duties- of the solicit the support o f the voters o f Primary to be held Jane_3rd. 1924.
dr light housekeeping. Phoi
Goodyear
needlework at home. Liberal pay.
line
pair all kinds o f cook stoves. It
office in the same efficient manner this district at the primary to be
and •
R. C. MAXWELL«?
Materials furnished. Addressed,
__4 « a line
your trouble Is stove trouble, see
that I hove conducted It it) the held Juno 3, 1924.
Balloon Tires
stamped envelope brings partita*
to Type do u b le above
us.
•
past.
_____________ W. B. BAEEa r P.
Used Cara
lnrs. Morgan Novelty Art Co., At_________________ C. M- HAND.
FOR SALE—Ancona baby chicks. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS. lants, Ga»
dstee ere t o r c onR
E
A
L
ESTATE
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
__________
’ insertions,
Fine strain pure-bred ancona
Commercial SL
FOR BOARD OF. r llB L lt I.TI hereby announce my candidacy Fourth District o f Seminole Couo- FOR RENT-—One 12-room flat,
■lock
WANTED
—
Experienced
i o f average length
chicks, hatched from eggs from my
STRUCTlON
for the office of County Commis
Itid a line
cletk, to begin work at once.
own
flock
of
carefully
selected
I hereby Announce my candidacy sioner from district number two j'un. w i S V * A T 11" 1
Tthsrce 10c f o r first
T 1
l « * W . bleeders. My IT years experience
PigRly W iggly.
*■»»
I,
for re-election as member of the of Seminole county, subject to the
C. L. w e s t :
FOR
it
ENT—Store
room,
good
con- in breeding sneonas assure you the
(is) off Is restricted to
Board
of
Public
Instruction
for
action
of
the
Democratic
primary
FOR SHE iUFF
UMincntU.iv .
| dition, good location.
best to be had in the breed. All
Seminole County, Florida, repre June 3, 1924.
nr t« Tistfe The Ben*
" -= *•'-** < ^I
. To
the
Voters
of Seminole County:Exit!.#
BUILDING
chicks delivered South Baldwin
senting school district No. 2 of
Id will be responsib le
■________ JOHN MEISCH.
1 hereby announce myself a can- FOR RENT—One two-room apart- Ancona Farm, Lillian, Ala.______
ne Incorrect Insertion.
Seminole County, subject to the
NOTICE
M ATER IAL
dldatc for Sheriff of Seminole, rnent, closo in.
Iner. for subsenuent
Democratic primary to he held on
TYPEWRITER
RIBBONS — For
I will ho a candidate for renoml- County subject to the action of the
The o f f i c e should be
)
June
3rd,
1924.
use on Royal, Remington or L.
nmedlstely In e ss * o f
nation for tha otfice of State A t Democratic primary to be held on EQRysALL— SS acres, all cleared
M IllACLE "(Concrete (V . g eo.ril
___________ CIIAS, A. DALLAS
Smith typewriters.
typewriters. Will sell
”
torney of thu Seventh Judicial Cir June 3rd. If
I pledgo
and ft need, 350 bearing orange C.
» ' 55m'th
if II am elected
e.................
cement work, sldewlaka, bnlldinvKttTiHKns.
cuit of the Siaie of Florida, sub myself to fulfill the duties of this trees, lakefront on two sides, close|for
FOR
COUNTY
JUDGE
' ing blocks, irrigation boxen. J. B.
„ representative th orject
to
the
action
of
the
Demo
I hereby announce my candidacy
office to the best of my ability.
Must ho sold nndls > w train IF0R SALE— Amco r JJ’—
—
Terwilleger, Prop.________________
niilar with rates, rules
E. K. BRADY. ( •
** ,0,d anU ‘ 9 * “ rgain.
chJne
NfVer b e e n
for the office o f County Judgr cratic Primary. Your endorsement
used. $10.
Jest Ion. w ill Eire you
i
Lumber and Building Material.
[information.
And !f
of Seminole County, subject to tnt for a second term of office will be FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER 6-ROOM bungalow, desirable |p »ttcrnM officc-____________________
Carter Lumber Company
they will assist yuu In
action of the voters at the Demo greatly appreciated.
I hereby announce my candidacy, cation, easy terms, $3200.00.
, FOR SALE— Egry cash register,
our want ad t o make
N. Laurel SL Phone 605.
GEORGE A. DeCOTTES,
cratic primary Juno 3.
for
re-election
to
the
office
o
f
1
,
$10
cash.
Herald
office,
*« HILL LUMBER CO.
Jective.
State Attorney, Seventh Judicial
House ef
JOHN G. LEONARDY.
county commissioner of District FOR SALE— 15 acres colery land FoR SATJE — Remington typ7| n r > A T !fOTIC®,
Circuit.
State
of
Florida.
Service, Quality and Pricn
FOR
COUNTY
JUDGE
No.
3,
Seminolo
county,
subject
to
I
fronting
on
Lake
Monroe,
12
j
writer,
with
wide
carriage,
in
rra should Klva their
Phone 135.
To the People of Seminole County: FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER the action of the voters on June 3rd. acres cleared and under irrigation, good condition. $25 cash. Inquire
[ postoffice address ns
I hereby announce my candidacy
I am n candidate for County
lielr phons n u m b e r - If
C. W. ENTZMINGER.
all planted, four flowing wells, at Herald office.
|t results. A b ou t one
Judge, your support and vote on for re-election for the office of
cheap.
FOR TAX ASSESSOR.
FOR SALE—Two Jersey cows;
of n thousand has a
County Commissioner of Seminole
June
the
3rd
will
be
appreciated.
I wish to announce that I am a
and the others can't
Business
nlso small cream separator. W.
....Codntyt
District
No.
1,
subject
to
SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON.
It* with
y o u unless
FOR
SALE—
10
acres,
S
cleared,
candidate for re-election to the
W. Van Ness, P. O. Box 67.
ynur address,
FOR REPRESENTATIVE. “ the action' of the Democratic pri office of Tnx Assessor of SemiOpportunities
Vegetable land, flowing well.
FOR SALE— Plant
Boggarweed
sntlnuaeee SI CUT fc«,
I hereby announce my candidacy mary June 3, 1924.
nolo County, subject to. the decis Two blocks of loading station,
person ef T h e Han*
in all your groves, fruit and
____________
G.
L.
BLEDSOE.
cheap.
for
member
House
of
Representa
ion
of
(he
Democratic
Primary
Vo
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY— We
ild office nr by let*
truck farms and grow your own
tives for Seminole County subject
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
bo held June 3rd, 1924.
rlepHoue
dtaeontlnthe manufacturer of a -J S t
fertiliser.
Makes
splendid
crop
of
I
respectfully
announce
myself
to
tho
action
of
the
voters
at
the
FOR
SALE—
Lots
in
Roseland
A. VAUGHAN.
not valid.
known and wider? advertised pro
hny
on
poorest
soils.
Write
for
Heights. High und dry. A -l locaas a candidate for tho -House of
Democratic primary, June 3.
Prompt., Efficient
Efficient
prietory medicine, want e repre
Cherokee. Farms,
Berylce.
tion _«>n Sanford Ave., from $250 information.
Representatives from
Seminole
FORREST LAK E
sentative In each county in Flor
V ♦> U
Monticello.
Fla.
J.*)00 each, easy terms. If you
County, subject to the Democratic
ida. Our proposition is attractive
V 6 lt 01.ERK~5F~CT)Dfrf
LOST AN D FOUND to
wont
a
desirable
home
come
in
and
rimary,
June
3,
1921.
If
elected
L ’>\ t
and will net a man from $200 to
I. hereby announce my candi
ace
us.
will advocate constructive legis LOST an opportunity to keep
$250 •per month. Character and
dacy for tho office of Clerk of the
Political
HOUSES FOR RENT
ability count more than money In
abreaHt with the times by not
Circuit Court, Seminole County, lation for the benefit of the great
MODES YOUTHFUL AND
If you want n city lot. a subur
est number of people in Seminole reading the ciaasified pages of
selection. Write us your qualifica
Florida,
subject
to
tha
decision
of
CHARMING
[ouncements
tions and if satisfactory we will
the Democratic Primary to be County and tl^e state of Florida, - your daily newspaper. Herald ban lot, a house ready built, cel FOR RENT— For 6 months, com
cu T rN u A 'ffc iliN R t held on 'June 3rd, A, D., 1924. I
J. R. LYLE3.
fortably furnished house, six
want nds contain many intcrestlni ery farm, grove or anything in
Modes for semi-formal wear are more explain our proposition to you by
i announce to tha dtl- Jtdnd for efficiency and service in
messages. It will pay you to rca the Real Estate line call us, We sleeping rooms. 318 Magnolia than ever simple and charming. The letter. The National Remedy Com
FOR SHERIFF.
sell nt the owners price only.
Avenue.
first frock pictured may lie carried out .pany, Postofflce Station G, Jacktinole County that I am office.
1 hereby announce myself as r them daily.
in black satin, crCpe faille or radium sonyillo. Florida,
for the nomination to
VANCE E DOUGLASS.
candidate for tv*e olSce'of Sheri" LOST—On'East side Magnolia be
Call ami sec us. We give you
silk. It has a fitted bodice wjth lower
ting Attorney for the FOR MEMBER'SCHOOL HOARD of Seminole County, subject to the
tween First and Sixth Sts., gold the bargains and service.
lU'.l'AllTMU.NT Ol.* T H E IN T E H ln it front lino lengthened and rounded, and
T
rt ol Seminole County,
.11 S. Laiul O f f ic e at ‘ Calrimvlllc.
I hereby announce myself a can Democratic primary June, 1921 Masonic stick pin. Reward one THE SEMINOLE REALTY* CO..
YOUR
CHILD’S
to
W# \ T f LLIS
he wetion of the Demo- didate for re-election to the office
Flu . April S. l»Jt.
•
. .the
. bodice is attached a gathered PROTECT
dollar. Phone 377-J.
______Seminole Hotel Annex.
HEALTH
Notlen iw hnrrhy kIvwo that Lnula skirt. If preferred, the sleeves may be
iry, *une. 3rd, 1924. I of membet o f the board o f public Pott MTATB SKNA t o k f Ho m
lliirnry, o f tlenevs, Florida, who. lengthened and the neck finished with
FOR
SALE—
Attractive
modem
eful lor your vote and instruction, ropresentlrg school
nn O ctober 10. 192J. made llnrneTHE NINETEENTH SEN
bungalow. A bargain; terms. ■lenil Entry, No, OI77TI, for NEH a collar. Medium size requires 4J^ Through thoughtlessness tho slight
lion.
ATORIAL DISTRICT.
district No. 1 of Seminole Coun4y,
Apartments
Inquire
1103
Oak
Ave.___________
" f NKV«, Hectlon 37. Tow nship 10 yards 36-inch material.
F. HOUSEHOLDER. subject to tha Democratic primary
cough or cold of a child is often ne
I announce my candidacy for
8* llnuge 31 rt, Titlliiliuxneo M eri
Long lines and the absence of a belt
WILL
TRADE—
35
ncre
fnrm
(TY COMMISSIONER to he held on June 3rd, 1921.
For Rent
nomination as State Senator from
dian. has tiled notice of Intention are distinguishing features ol the next glected and soon becomes mt Ious.
twelve miles north of Miami, In to make t'omm ntntln n Proof, to m
innounco my candidacy
FRED T. WILLIAMS.
tho Nineteenth Senatorial District,
frock, in pomegranate cr£pc satin. The A few doses of FOLEY'S HONEY
Commissioner for the TO THE VOTERS OF THE ISTH subject to tho Democratic Primary FOR KENT— 3 room npartment, rapidly growing section for well tnhluu claim t o th e land a b ov e dss. right side is crossed to the left sideAND TAR COMPOUND, «t small
property in or near San- al rL
,l.':!l'...'TfV V rk. c .'.ri' “ [ V ’. "'lrl•
fict comprising Chuluoto be held June 3rd. I am nn at
ttunford, Florida, on the 22nd day front and draped under a sunflower of
large, nice, cool rooms. N, H. located
SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
ford.
Small
cash
is
re
payment
ol
May.
1914.
fand Osceola, subject to
ribbon. At the lower edge of the skirt cost, taken at the onset o f tha
______ quired. l’ rico of Miami pr
After due consideration, I have torney at law practicing ut San Gamer,. Phone 59.
Claimant names aw wllnessea:
(of tho Democratic pri- decided to become a candidate for ford, Florida, and hnvc been a res FOR
the draperv hangs in a point. The cold would bring speedy relief. Ba
RENT— Furnished apart* including fnrm house and barns
II. II. flrler, o f Ueneva, Florida.
J3.
sleeves are long and flowing. Medium prepared, have a bottle o f this
! .1. tv. Klynt, o f (len eva. Florida.
re-election to the State Senate ident of and nt*omcy in the Nine
incnt.
Apply
Shirley
Apart
J15.UUO. II l * y e . K d I"I " ..U * * .;{■ ^ r W W W S a S V
| C A . RAULERSON.
size requires 4 yards J6-incli tfiatftial. safe, reliable cough remedy on
from the 19th Senatorial District, teenth Senatorial DLtrlct for 13 ments, First Street.
trade write giving full description c. K. Daviw. of tlenevn. Florida,
First Model: Pictorial Review Dreks
IK CIRCUIT COURT composed o f Orange, Seminole and yenrs. Your support will be great FOR RENT—Furnished 2-room of your property, loention and
I1KO. C. CIIO.M. IteKlwtnr.
No. 1902. Sizes, 34 to 46 inches bust hand, and give promptly when a
announce that I nm a Osceola Counties, nubject to the ly appreciated.
price.
Address
R.
J.
Peck,
Fulground floor npartment, 206 E,
and 16 to 20 years- Price, 43 cents
cough or cold Is detected. Equally
Ifor tho office of- Clerk Democratic Primary to bo held
LEWIS O’ BRYAN.
M ITICK TO r ilF.IIITO lia .
Third Street. Apply New Era fanl. Florida.__________ . ____•
Second Model: Dress No. 1940. as effective for older persona. No
Notice Iw h ereby Ktvrn that the
cult Court of Seminole June 3rd. I respectfully solicit FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Printery, opp. Postofflce._______
FOR SALE—Ten room house, 1U iiiidcrMtcned haw be e n du ly * a p p o in t Sizes, 34 to 46 inches bust and 16 to 20
pject to the action of the your support.
opiates. Sold everywhere^
I hereby announce my candi FOR* RENT—Three room apart rfere* of land, 126 orange trees ed nml ifiiatlUi rl an executrix uf years. Price, 45 ceats.
____
M.
O.
OVERSTREET.
primary in June, 1924.
the rwlule of Jennie H. Wnwhliurn.
dacy for County Commissioner for
W.
First
JQdt
outside
city
limits
if
sold
at
ment!
Lee
Bros.,
415
deceased.
All heir*, ercdltor* and
H. H. CHAPPELL.
FOR CONSTA HI
DIfP tho fifth district of Seninole Coun
, pfive,$5Qp0, $3,000 caeh and hal- pit oth er person* h aving claim * nr
i ,|
•. u.. .TRICT* NO. L>
< ‘ <4. ty. 'Bubjett to the* action' of the st.
OEiirgfC FRACE
_______dr wrrce term*. H: B. Lewis Com- demand* ai;alns( sold Vstrtte are
I hereby announce that I am a June Primary of 1924.
notified to pr«-*ent the sa me
. announce that I am a
piny,' ^Telephone 349, 107 South hereby
to me within t w „ y e a r * . f r o m tho
lo rthc office o f Justice candidate for constable of District
K. II. KILBER.
Ave.
dale
h
ereof,
ur they w ill he fo r e v e r
MISCELLANEOUS
are in and for the first No. 1, subject to tho' Democratic FOR COUNTY .COMMISSIONER
barred by law.
FOR
BALE—
Flvq
acre
farm,
part
rimary
to
be
held
Juno
3rd,
1024.
trict o f Seminole Counperson* Indebted to said estate
1 hereby announce my cnndlW AN TED
ly improved, on brick road close nr*Allrequired
»»v
t o c o m e fnrw nrd and
the legal and efficient aid district bcig composed of the incy for County Commissioner for
ta
loading
station.
$1800.00,
terms.
mnke
settlement w ith ou t delay.
Ii f the executive officers following voting precincts^ San District No. 2 Seminole County,
50 Cents
Hanford, Florida. April 1th. 1911,
W, V, Wheeler, 404 First National
bnty l promise to do my ford, Lake Monroe and Pn
I HUNKS W. M Alllt V.
Homo Cooked Meals. Two blocks Dank Building. Thonc 101-J.
subject to the Democratic Primary,
n
.
E.
WALK
Executrix ,
but prejudice. •
June 3, 1924,
business district.
R. C. M A X W E L L
4
.
T
I
I
l
l
3
S
-S -S -ta -1 9 -)«.(lc
Schelle Maines
;G. ST RING FELLOW.
FOR SHERIFF.
PIIOENIX HOTEL.
______
L. P. HAGAN.
Real
Estate
To the Voters of Seminole County:
CUT THIS OUT — IT IS WORTH
[COUNTY JUDGE,
300 Park Ave.
MAID OF FRANCE.
SCHOOL
I hereby announce my candidac MEMBER COUNTY
MONEY
LAW YER
of course, to tho action
and
WILMINGTON, N, C., Apr. 14—
nOAKD
Send
this
nd
and
ten
cents
to
bmocratic Primary to be for tho office ol Sheriff o f Semi
Madam Harriet,
I
hereby
announce
myself
a
can.
Insurance
— C ourt House
Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave.. A wrecked vessel believed to be the
|3.-d, I will bo a candidate Dole County, subject to tho voters didate for rc-clcctioti as a member
Beauty Parlor.
Chicago, III., writing your name British schooner Maid o f France,
lice of County Judge of of the Democratic Primary to be of the County Board of Public InSANFORD,------ FLORIDA
Over Mobley’s Drug Store.
and address clearly. You will re eight days over dua st this port
(County. 1 shall be grate- held June 3rd, 1924. If elected I struction from District No. 3,
Park Ave. Phone 245.
ceive a ten cent bottle of FO- and reported menace const wireless
ne nomination and elec- romlse four years of Law En- (Geneva,
Oviedo,
Osceola
and
t
t
S
!
i
if elected; I assuro the orcement in h business manner by Chuluota) subject to tho action of
in good condition. Must be cheap LEV'S HONEY A N D T A B COM messaged picked up from an un
George A . DeCottes
of Seminolo a fair and the help o f tho proper subordi the Democratic Primary, Juno 3rd, for cash. Address Box 431, San FOUND for coughs, colds and identified ship. Two bodies were
STEWART The Florist
hnanenesa, also free sample pack reported floating in the ocean.
fulmimBtratlon of tho uf- nates or assistants and earnestly 1924. Having served a* u mera- ford, Florida.
Attorney-at-Law
__________
Flowers For AH Occasions
solicit tho support of alt law en
ages o f FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic
r'fflcc.
1>er
o
f
the
Board
since
1915,
end
Over
Seminole CoUaty
PUBLIC
Stenographer;
your
buqforcement
tetters,
on
June
3rd.
itlmulant for the kidneys and
SCH ELt.E_MAINES.__
Members Florists Telegraph De.
having been chairman o f tho
Yxnlt
nesa solicited.. 107 Park Ave. FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS
RAYMOND L. ALLEN.
t I'F.RTNTKN DENT- OF
Board since 1919, espccally fits me Phone 349^.
livery
Aeaoclatloa
for
Constipation
and
Biliousness.
Sanford,
Florida
FOR
TAX
COLLECTOR
|UC INSTRUCTION
A new 5 room Bungfor the work required o f a Board
I wish to announce m at I am a member, and if re-elected I prom WANTED TO BUY—Ten or twen- Thesu wonderful * remedies have
|y nnnounco my candidacy
814 Myrtle Ave. Phone 260-W
ty acre tract bordering on lake helped millions o f people.
Try
tion to thd office of tandidate for re-election to the of ise the same conscientious and con
alo on Magnolia Ave.
Superintendent of public fice o f County Tax Collector of structive service as has been rend Nu improvements required. Must them. Sold everywhere.
)n of Seminole County, Seminole Counts*, subject to the ered in my many years of sorvice he well locaetd and close to town.
lot 65x117, double ga
Fred R. Wilson
Give price and amount o f cash rethe Democratic primary action o f tha Democratic primary
CHA8. F. HARRISON.
null
ulrea. Address
Bax 100, care
to be held in June.
on June 3rd, 19:iM#
Geneva, Florida.
Thee Sanford Herald.
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W
rage, a good buy at Elton J Monghton
JNO. D. JINKINS. j
T. W. LAWTON.
Anyone
winhinff
to
com
WANT— To rent for tho summer,
ARCHITECT
EH!
n
HJNTY PROSECUTING F O T T l^ rN T rT O H W T B S IO N E
First National Bank
I hereby announce my candidacy Voiirr ut a i>pill’ s!tun tar Ta« n*r 4 j well located home In Sanford, by, municate with tho Knights $7,500. Terms.
ATTORNEY,
First National Hank Illdff.
I'm lrr NrrlluM S73 uf Ik* lirn^rnl
responsible
party.
Must
bo
up
to
.
.
t
y
.
for
re-election
to
the
office
of
Sanford — ---------of the Ku Klux Klun of
to announce that 7 shall
Hlalntr* uf Ik* Slat* ut KlarWa
date with all Jmporvfments and
Sanford, ------------- Florida
Notic* Is h*r*l>y g iv en that Rlehndidate for the office of County Commissioner from DU20
acres
celery
land,
(Sanford
may
do
eo
by
ad
Prosecuting Attorney, sub- t i l t number, four o f ' Seminole •nJ J. Ilumly, purchssur af* Tnx completely furnished. Give com-.!
ete Information
infoi
Cortltlrate Nu. 1 H , ilaled th e dth plete
aa to location dressing mall to Postofflce
fhe endorsement o f tha County, subject to the action o f day
"nt June, A. D. 1931, h as ni< d
11 tiled: house, barn
Ittc voters at the Jane 3rd, .the Democrat primary June 3,1924. •aid c e r t i f i c a t e - I n my o r fla e ,.a n it and price Ih answering this ad. Box 68.
B . F. WREELER.
h M made application fur tax deed Box 431, Sanford, Florida.
and equipment, $10,to Issue In ac c o rd a n c e -w ith law.
IKORGE C. HERRING.
FOR STA TE ATTORNEY.
Haiti certificate e m b r a c e s ihw fulTailors, Cleaners and D yers
I hereby
|R COUNTY J U lic tf'
» v announce my
. eandl- low ln a drscrlhcil pruperty situated
The Matthews Press
000, terms*
fhy announce myself as a dacy for the office of State A*tor In Hemlnule county. Florida, t o - w lt :
V 7 Park Aveai
■Phone OA
W l t a k a Hid*., k a a f o n l Fla.
for tho office o f County ney for the Seventh Judicial Llr- M V H nf N\V V,,, Hec. 15. Tw p. 20
Phone
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ou nominate me. /
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cordlUH tu law tax deed .wilt Issue
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f o r Member
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ground flour.
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
ostd of Seminole Co. from Dqi locratic primary, June third. i a UAL) <
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Form er Gubernatorial Candidate .
Parleys With M ayor o f Altam onte
In ‘T is T a in t” M eeting Last Night
•Victim
In Court
".r.
f’dWr
!•
•‘ What strongly resembled i v
jHo admitted that certain things
Iflu?
old-fashioned
debating society H
Mir. UUnities
had said were true.
a
was the meeting of Charles
Certain numbers o f northerners
Tables, o f Altamonte Sprtnj
do vote in Altamonte, certain nfcFitst Street and Ma
“
$TOes and certain Canadians hr
V nur- Monday night, i
V;
explained, but added that he be
dear, forcefu l! tones,
lieved the only reason Mr. Haines
City Commission At MeelUig
rotes
opened the 'meeting
objected was that he was not able Senate Committee Investigat
eo
Monday Authorizes City
scription in great detail o f the to control
thelf votes.
ing
Department
of
Justice
^ c o g n lt-; n m t l m A n n
ist Reoogni
Injustice done not only to 'U H j
Another speaker, not op thn
Engineer to Proceed With
Confers with Attorney Gen
self but also to the retired edit* program, was A. E. Cline, also
if Jap Policy
Preliminary Estimates On
eral
Stone
Behind
Closed
ors of Ameriea by Jhe recent ac o f Altamonte Springs, and man
Cost of Paving 73 ft Addit
Doors and Learn that There
tion of the local government of ager of the Altamonte Fern Coni*
Altamonte Springs.
pany. He spoke in rebuttal to i Win be No Future Difficul
ional Blocks Affecting 18
“That little town, so dear
to Mr. Haines’ second nddress of tho
Streets—Widen 2 Others.ty
in
Securing
Records.
my hesrt, has been contaminated evening, declaring that only 12,
Reelst Pinchot-Henry Attack on
by the influx of negroes and ndgrocs and one Canadian
hnd
f t l r Tl»e A u m l n t H
At the regular meeting o f tha
Treasury Secretary via Reven
Canadians, brought in there
b* voted in the recent election, over
WASHINGTON, Apr. 15— C. H.
Cl^y Commission Monday after
ue Oureap Probe Com
local politicians to contrql - tha which ho said Mr. Haines was so
|ls Considered
'erns, recently paroled from the
noon. a preliminary estimate wan*
mittee.
town government,” <Mr. Haines exercised.
Atlanta penitentiary told tho
order by that body hr mfw m
said.
Rather
than
»oivc
such
con
Mr. Cline went further and Dnugherty committee today what
linary to .P a s- v (n r t a « a u M iiir i rr»««)
Ing
18
additional
streets
ditions exist
Mr. 1 Haines is Mid that Mr. Htdncs was a poor
was declared the inside story of
aggregating 73Vk blocks and the
WASHINGTON. April 16— Ad
threatening to withdraw his do sport. "H e has promised
the the liquor conspiracy of which he
|of H ouse Jap ministration
widening of two other streets to
senators were again
nation o f $260,000 to the Press Florida Press Association n dona
Mrs. Vera Stone, Loa Angeles Association o f
Mrs. Myrtle Bowman Hayes taling eight blocks.
iion M easure in a fighting rrfood Monday in re
Florida
for a tion of $260,000 worth o f proper was Convicted in Ohio. He named
sisting the
Plnehot-Heney on woman, found beaten to death in home for retired editors. And if ty, for which he pays only $200 Abe Ungerlciber of Ohio as one of snapped in the courtroom when
In ordering the estimates show
slaught upon Secretary
Mellon her apartment and believed to be he does not withdraw it,
Mr. in taxes, and now he wants to those to whom he sold a largo she nppeared to answer charges of ing the cost of the construction o f
tor. 15.—The eys* of by way o f the internal revenue the victim o f another woman's Haines declares he will throw back out o f it.
I have never consignment of liquor declaring forging the name of Charles &L there streets, the commission was
Ungodlelber told him he was 1n Schwab, millionaire steel magnate, prompted by the feeling that tha
■* nation today wore bureau investigating committee. jealousy. In many ways the case all this capital to some other known him to donate $50
to
a position to dispose o f the liqtfor to a noyj for $26,000.
property holders thus effected,
■rued toward Waohln*- ■Through Senator Watson, Repub resembles the famous "hammer county than Seminole.
Charity that ho hasn’t tried to
because he contributed to the Rewould agree heartily wit hthe fu r
jgratlon bocamo the lican, ' Indiana!, ) ommittec chair- murder” case.
Mr. Haines hod no sooner re back outr" Mr. Cline explained.
ther improvement of the city**
>• topic. T W people man, they gathered new support
tired from the bench upon whieh 1 Taking the stand for the last publican campaign fund. At one
streets, declared Mayor Lake.
irh detail o f the MetIdo from conferences with President
he had boon speaking, than v n time, Mr. Haines declared that time The witness said he employed
Whfen the figures are compiled
In tha frequent newa- Coolidge and Mr. Mellon, while
little
man
pressed
forward no one could accuse him of ev James Todd, former law partner
by City Engineer Fred T. Wil
New
l*s- Official concern. Senator Edge, Republican,
through the crowd. Some argu er having broken his promise. "I f secure influence at the capital but
liams they will be submitted to the
Ip as a roaolt o f the Jersey, raided the Democratic
ment ensued as to whose mooting I do not build tho Press Associa went to the penitentiary anyway.
( l l r TOe Associated
commission and then in turn they
■the Johnson bill in the side with a prepared speech de
it was, but soon there mounted tion a homo at Altamonte, I will He was released in February. Sen
ator Wheeler called Mnnnington
The
supreme
court
held
Ne
will be published and an oppor
fending
the
president's
action
in
|further InUM llod hy
the bench where the former can
braska's minimujn and maximum didate for governor had stood, the lo sohie other part of the state,” to the stand and refused to accept
tunity given to the property hold
Dterwhelmlair rofnaol the controversy.
tho statement of Mnnnington’* at
ers to die protest, tl is believed
.
'Heflin Accepts Challenge.
.. bread weight law invalid. ‘
^ “ gentlemen a agroemayor »of Altamonte Springs. Mr. Haines declared.
torney. The lawyer replied if he Report Shows Largest Balance that there will be no protest*
The challenge was taken up
laome quartern the dirThe senate finance committee Shouts o f
“Take your hat off”
This brought the meeting to a wanted Mannington he would have
made though because many of tho
City Has Had For Some Time
reta Ambassador Han- promptly by Senator Heflin, Dem voted to give the bonus priority greeted his appearance.
Com close and one o f tho interested
to got him. Later the attorney
— Collection, of Taxra
landholders effected by the pav
his over tax reduction.
race to "grave tonao ocrat, Alabama, who trained
plying with this request, and
spectators was heard to remnrk, showed a letter which said Man
ing, have requested that it be
Runs High.
*
uld the pending meas- guns on the White tlouso and Re
Attorney General Stone ac smiling broadly, though some
done, i
nf for the exclusion publican leaders generally, charg cepted invitation to confer with what nervous, Mayor B. L. Malt- "That’s the best vaudeville that’s nington had refused to appear.
Decision was reached by the senShould, the streets that were
Sanford's city coffers are fast
•onr a law.' It la felt ing an attempt to strangle sen the
'
V
hit Sanford in years.
Daugherty
investigating bie proceeded.
utc committee investigating the filling up according to a report sub recommended paved at tho meet
The word committee on questions before
tnslation would be bet* ate investigations.
department of justico at an execu
ing, be constructed, it is said when
battle on tho senate floor was in that body.
tive session Monday to cite M. S. mitted to the City Commission they are completed that this eity
aenst- committed to terrupted at its height, howev
Contending forces In the sen
Daugherty, president o f the Mid Monday by City Clerk L. R. Phil will Have. as many If not more
of the Japanese ex er, by an unexpected motion for ate renewed their warfare over
land
National Bank of Washing ips. The reason for tho excellent miles of paved streets in propor
Senator I.©dge, Mas- an extension session to consider Secretary Mellon and the future
ton Court House, Ohio, and broth condition-of the city's finances Is tion to its aixo than any other city
vtnl to the White Japanese exclusion, made by Sen of the congressional investigation
er of the former attorney general,
in-the state.
to inform the Pres- ator Lodge, the Republican lead program.
because the collection of current
before
the
bar
of
the
senate
on
a
F\>r 18 months tho city has been
er.
The
armistice
(s
destined
to
sentiment of his enltaxes has been very good. During carrying on an extensive paving
charge o f contempt.
A batch o f new witnesses in
to advisee him to be brief, if leadere on both sides
The committee, which held on tho month of March the city offices program during which tim* some•rerwhelmlng votes make good their promises to air cluding William Cooper Proctor,
‘
like 14 mil*
mile* of streets have
isasure reaches him further the three cornered politi arrived for the resumption, to Finanee Committee Vote* to Bring Pagr Declares Organisation At public hearing Monday, also con collected $1-1,469.66 in taxes be thing
Up
Soldier
Bonus
Be
ferred
at
length
behind
closed
been
laid
with
shqet asphalt. All
tempted
'to
Prevent
Him
From
morrow,
o
f
the
senate
oil
com
cal
combat
that
has
come
out
of
The question of the
fore Bad of
doors with
Attorney
General sides monies from other source*.
I’robing Land Deals in
of the streets proposed Monday
attMuda orerahadow- the president’s special message mittee’s inquiry.
Total receipts uf the office last will be constructed o f .th* same
Stone, regarding questions before
—Week.
Valley.
Tho senate Daugherty commit
lial approach of the to the senate last week on the
it, members Inter expressing satis month totaled $66,36.1.80. Thl* to material.
Secretary tee voted to cite M. S. Daugh
exclnalon, which investigations with
•
l l r T l r * a « « e la lr 4 I’ r r n .
.
( n » T k r Aaaffciatrd r»caa »
faction with the interview. Al
Hero are the etreets whieh the
certain to take Melon figuring as tho storm cen erty, brother of the former at
WASHINGTON, Apr. 15—
• WASHINGTON. Apr. 15— Intro though the nttorney general snld gether with $37,442.64 as a bnl- commission ordered estimates to
torney general, to the bar o f the
~7“
late today or to- ter. ’
uncr
on
Mnr.
1,
amounted
to
$103,The bonus bill was favorably
duction of letters and court records he hnd nothing to communicate
be mado upon:
Senator Watson hrought pri senate for contempt.
reported to the nenate|today
by the prosecutor consumed the upon .leaving the meeting, Sena H07.M). Disbursements for the cur.
Highland Avenue from Sanford
vate word to hia colleagues from
The senate, after the most
hr Senator Curtis, Kansas,
major portion o f Monday's session tor* declared - there would be no rent month totaled $15,708.37 Avenue to Park Avenue. Width
GTON, A pr.' lS -T h e the White House early Monday spirited debate on foreign .affairs
Republican member of the
e f tho senate committee’s invest! difficulty In the future in obtain lenving a balance in the banks on 24 feet and dlstaruo three blocks.'
finance committee.
ered Ambaaaador Han after a conference with the pres iu years, rejected a committee
Ration of charges o f land frauds ing tile* and records of the depart
Ninth Street to be widened to
ident and . Secretary Mellon that
the lower Rio Grande valley ^of ment of justice bearing upon tho Apr. 1 of *88,099.15.
30 feet and resurfaead with
. . . against Jgpaocs* hi* statement oh the floor last amendment to the Immigration
bill which would have ratified ahd
WASHINGTON, Apr. 16—The
exas. O. B. Williamson, postof- investigation and left -the intima
This is said to be the largest phalt from Pork Avenue to .Frcurh
giilation Monday by week that the president waa con- continued
the
"Gentleman's koldicr bonus bill won the right At
e inspector, waa on the stand tion that Mr. Stupe’ s attitude and balance iu
city's treasury for Avei»:e. Dist
I
.with* J ap oa-<
■{•way over the tax measure in the
o f taxes bav*
ie wap asked only a few ques conducted the department might m^xJ-time.
-u—
senate by vote Monday of tho tions, and is expected to appear cut short their labor*.
m ■JrrnntTTl
been very heavy during the mortlh hod to tiftfifarJ" Avenue,
L fDlIrtnOu
•
committee and the attempt to
finance committee
anu will bo again Tuesday.
May Present Today.
•
of March and is continuing through feet and distance three’ blocks.
on tha immlgtatton bring Francis J. Henry into that
hrought up for consideration be
The contempt resolution ngalnst this month. Here is a condensed
Seventh Strrct from
French’ '
James
It.
Page,
lyjpfTicipI
prose
work as committee counsel, stated
fore tbo end of the week.
cutor, inserted ift the reconi n do M. S. Daugherty will be given to statement o f the city’s finances Avenue to Sanford Avenue. Width
on is preliminary to Mr. Coolidge’p position correctly.
Senator Jones, Democrat, New cument which he said were the the senntr as soon as it can be taken ftom Mr. Philip’s report:
24 fept and distance eight blocks.
Mexico joined Republicans in ap minutes o f n meeting of the Lowe prepared, possibly Tuesday, and Grand Total Receipts... $103^07.61)
the senate by an over The Indiana senator is expected
Eleventh Street from Sanfo' '
to reiterate that statement, on the
proving such a program, while oth. Kio Grande Valley Land Men's As. will declare that the Ohio honker
Avcnuo to French Avenue, Wid
Receipts
majority ofi tho house floor when oppo:;unity presents
er Democrats did not vote, Chair sociation, which he declared show has refused at the behest o f a sen Balance Cash on Hand
21 feet and distance eight n
xdusion provision. \
itself. Democratic senators last
ate subpoena both t otustify and
man Smoot said.
Twelfth Street from ..Sanford
Apr. 1 ............. ......... $ 37,442.84
nnys’
work
was
the
tnnin
topic
ed
tho
organization
attempted
to
week
and
again
Monday
inter
the result would have
Senator Curtis of Kansas, n Re prevent him from
44,469.56 Avenue to French Avenue. Width
of discussion at the weekly lunch
investigating to permit the records o f tlnancial Current taxes
preted
the
president’s
language
transactions, involving H. M. Licenses .......— ,—.—...
ut the incident o f the
publican member o f the commit
486.00 24 feet and distance eight blocks.
as a rebuke to ail the senate in eon of tho Rotary Club Tuesday. tee will report the bill formally to (and deals in the valley and quoted Daugherty, the former attorney
Park Avenue from
Franklin
18.50
Several prominent members of the
Pound fees ..... :— ......
r’s letter,( that c o n vestigating committee.
W. F. Zumbrunn, attorney repre
general, declared to be in his pos
the senate Tuesday and there were
18.76 Street to Hughey Street Width
served to change the
In the meantime, no decision club spoke In behalf of the work indications that tho executive cal senting the land companies, as session, to be- Inspected by the Dog taxes ........ ............
2,328.90 24 feet and distance four block*.
Fines and costs ..... .
number o f adminlatra- had been reached as to
when among them being H. R. Stevens, endar would bo cleared for it by saying that If Page "tries to start senate or its agents.
Elm Avenue from Thirteenth
Sidewalk
construction..
67.23
H.
B.
Lewis,
R.
J.
Holly
and
oth
anything,
he
will
be
tjirown
in
. including Senator Senator WiA son’s 'proposal to
Meanwhile the committee wil] Delinquent tax qcrtlfiWednesday or Thursday.
Street
to Hughey Street Width.
ers.
A
committee
of
12
o
f
the
jail.” The minutes further showed,
assachusetta, chairman discharge the committee would
Passage o f the bonus bill has Page contended, that R. B. Crca- proceed with its inquiry by n re
cktcs ..........................
47.30 24 feet and distance eight blocks.
Ijm relations committee, be pressed, nor was tfiere any members volunteerod to serve as
sumption of its nubile hearings
Eighth Street from Sanford Ave
been freely predicted even by op
104.57
ublican leader informed plan on the Democratic side to a citixens’ committee to raise the ponents and Chairman Smoot ex ger, Republican national commit Tuesday when Canirman Ilrook- Interest and costa .......
nue to French Avenue. Width $4
remainder
of
Seminole’s
quota
for
Delinquent
personal
teeman
from
Texas,
attempted
to
ih open Oeeiion that he demand action on the proposal
lart plans to seek more light on
pressed the opinion Monday that it
taxes .............. .........
467.20 feet and distance eight blocke.
* Hsnihara letter as a o f Senator Reed, Democrat, Mis carrying on the Boy Scout work. would be disposed of by early next have him hrought up before the contracts between the WrightThird Street from Cypres Ava,
147A0
Inspection
fe
e
s.....
.......
H. C. DuBose la chairman. Oth
har association for his-part in the Martin aircraft: corporation and
eat," and declared that souri, to expunge the president's
week. The revenue bill, he said,
Store room account.......
327.75 nue to Chapman Avenue. * Width
of that threat, he could message from the senato records er members are: H. R. Stevens, would he taken up immediately land investigations.. '
the department o f justice arising Miscellaneous incomo ..
470.18 24 feet and distance tw\> blocks.
t the immlgration.com* as an affront to the dignity of Edward Higgins, H. B. Lewis, M. thereafter.
The writ o f tcnipornry injunc front over payments on sirplano Rond trustees ..
Chapman Avenue from Third
711.54
roposal to recognise by that body. 8enator Couxens, Re* C. Haddock, Dr. 8. Puleston, A. R.
tion granted In the district court contracts during the war.
Street to Union Avenue. Width
The
main
fight
on
the
bonus
Special
Assessments
....
15,845.40
'gentlemen'* agreement,
iubUcan, Michigan,, moving spir Key, B. J. Starling, Randall Chase, measure will be on the proposal of of Hidalgo county. Texas, in 1921,
Howard Manington. o f Colum
21 feet and distance one-half at
•r of other senators took t in the investigation and also in C. E. Henry, W. C. Hill and S. O. Senator Simmons, North Carolina, against James R. Pago and others bus, O., whose residence in the Taxes on Innds sold
a block.
..
.
for
taxes
......
.........
265.00
view and only one voice, the actual effort to bring Heney Shinholser. The quota for this ranking minority member on tho in favor o f the.Alam o Land and "little" green house on K. street’
Sixth Street from Mdrnalift
Sanitary
taxes
.....___
258.25
nator Sterling, Rapubli* into the Inquiry, was taken to county ,it is said, is $1,100 and so finance committee, to incorporate Sugar Company was read by Page, in Washington, has been a center
332.13 Avenue to Sanford Avenue. Width
i Dgkota was raised in Baltimore Monday for medical 'far only a little more than $200 has an option for full cash payments. ‘ who claimed the injunction was in of much testimony, has also been Golf prak account ____
24 fret and distance two blocks.
Distal
rsctnrntN
ben
raised.
.
the ambassador's action, treatment and his condition prob
Myrtle Avenue .from Firot to
The bjll as agrees! to by tho tended to prevent him from pros ordered to make his apeurnnee Dept, recordso and tax
'olt, chairman of the lm* ably will prevent his return to
(Continued on page 8)
Visitors a the meeting included: finance committee is practically the ecuting the land mun, whom he
Sixth Street Width 24 feet and
ation
.........
.
164.10.
So S. Water Howe, Frank Mebano of same as approved by the house and termed as “ outlaws.”
committee, joined Sena- the senate for many days.
dUtanco live blocks.
Office City Manager ....
308.00
g in the vote but did not far Hte has been unable to have •Orlando, Charles Trice o f Titus its passage in this form would as-,
• Holly Avenuo from First Street
A
letter
was
introduced
from
S.
City
Attorney
..............
75.00
hers generally threw off any say whatever in the contro ville and Mrs. R. E. Tolar o f this sure a speedy report from confer I- Staples, secretary o f state of
to Sixth Street Width 2 t feet
Office
Municipal
Judge
126.00
restraints In dealing versy nis action precipitated.
and distance ftvs blocks.
•city.
tv.
ence to the president.
Texas, to Senator Heflin, Democrat
Division of police .....
1,110.60
While Senator Watson and oth
ational questions. They
Maple Avenue from First Street
In charge o f tha rogra'ifo was
Alabama,
prosecutor
of
tho
com
What
Bill
Provides.
Division o f nro .....__
1,373.13 to Fifth tSreet Width 24 feet
M and outs Htw in their er senators have indicated a de
wis won
k Lew
The
bill
provides
for
20
year
en
mittee,
saying
that
a
permit
had
Division
s
treats
and
and distance four blocks.
that 1 vieW of the sire to postpone definite action tho prise o f a pound box o f candy dowment life Insurance policies and been issued to the Stewart Farm
bridges . . . . ______ __
3,240.90
warning in until Senator Couxens could be for telling the best joke. Mrs, To cash payments to veterans not en Mortgage Company of Kaneaa
Dnsequenee
Poplar Avenue from First 8treet
Division .sewers
and
tdor’s lot r there was present, it seemed doubtful Mon lar invited the Rotariana to be titled to more than $50 in adjusted City to do business in Texas but
to Third Street. .Wiijth 24 ftaft
drains ____________ _
As the result of a raid made
1.20 nnd distance two blocks,
,
#r them to
but make it day that they could await his re present at a big ge-together meet service, compensation. Some Re- department's flljs contained no
Monday afternoon by Deputy C. C. Division of parks ____
213.10
Fourteenth Street from Sanford
and for all, that imml- turn.
ing to be held on May 8.
record
of
permit!
to
the
other
land
ublican
leaden
have
indicated
the
Stephenson
of
the
sheriff’s
office
Division
public
build
Senator Edge leveled most uf
Avenue to Palmetto Avenue. Width
a domestic question In'
Present at the luncheon were: elief that in this form it would companies under investigation.ings
and Chief of Police Roy G. Will144.51 24 feet and distance one block.
g of which no independ- hia shafts at. the Democratic side, Charles Britt, George Brockhahn,
ra both houses over the veto of
ivsloi
o f cnginccrIn answer to questions by Paige 'iams and city officer W. M. Young, DivsTon
Fifteenth Street ftom Sanford
could have lta sovereign* declaring the outbreak of criti B. O. Chase, Randall Chaee, W. J.
esldent Coolidge, who has de
ing — .............. ........
144.45 Avenue
cism from minority senators over Carpenter, R. J. Holly. H. C. Du
ned.
Williamson said he did not take two moonshlnera, Schelte Oglesby
to Magnolia Avenue.
clared
opposition
to
a
soldier
bon
and
his
son,
Wallace,
were
caught
Division
of
health
.......
500.66 Width 24 feet and distance two
* vote, which eliminated the terms o f the president's mes Bose, E. F. Householder, W. H. us.
literally ail o f the statement! con and a still which they were oper Division publicity .........
1,166.66 blocks.
>ge framed by tho com* sage was,due to "disappointment” Haynes, Edward Higgins. Charles Democrats o f the committee lndi- cerning the land aituatjon in Texas
ating was confiscated.
Division inspection .....
25.00
Sixteenth Street from Saafoid
legalise the "gentlemen's that the work o f the investigat E. Henry, W. C. Hill, G. W. Knight, emted Monday that no> determined
.......... ....... made to him by Page, but in his
Oglesby and his son are said to Pound expenso --- ------10.25 Avenue. Width 24 feet and dieing
committee
had
failed
to
re
A.
It.
Key,
H.
F.
Kent,
H.
B.
Lewis,
V Senator Reed, Repubeffort
would
be
made
to
upaet
the
4,961.15 Unco two blocks.
investigation he made allowances have hci-n engaged in the making Light and w a te r ..........
•ylvania, who is active- veal any sound basis for attack F. C. MacMahon, R. L. Newman,
rogram for consideration o f the
of moonshine for some time and Dept, of finance ___.....
125.60
Fifth Street from French Ave
fe of the immigration on Mr. Mellon.
Dr. S. Puleston, W. S. Parker, onps bill ahead of the tax meas for Page’s ''possible antipathy” previously have been hailed before Library expense ............
190.35 nue to Holly Avenue. Width « l
Henry Rosebro, H. R. Stevens, R. ure.
notice that an exclusion
andi '"grudge” against Creager. the authoritiaa on charges o f hav- Golf park account...... ..
638.50 feet end distance two blocks.
Im
E. Stevens, S. O. Shinholser B. J.
t would be drafted over H am b u rg B ells Toll
Ink liquor in their possession. For Interest ahd discount...
2.74 Commission In Executive I
Starling, Frank Vemay, Arthur
e same language as that
some time th* officer* have been Bill* payable ..............
91.25
Following an executive
A t Stinnes’ Funeral Yowell, M. C. Haddock.
in the bill which the
aware that the alder Oglesby has Licenses refunded ____
6.00
of
tho City Commission held .
d last week by a ma*
been active again but up until yes Bond trustees ...__ ___ _
621.02 night, which was attended by
( H r T k r Ah w U M P r t u )
more than four to one.
terday had no definite information.
seph E. Craig, special consult
HAMBURG, Apr. 16. — Tho H u ge Bunch o f Celery
> that whatever differAccording to the authorities a Total Disbursements ..J* 15,708.37 engineer employed by the city.. I
leading churches Seen A t Herald Office
orise on other points boils of the
•
relative of Oglesby came to them Balance in b a n k ___ ._ 88,099.15
(Continued on pag* 8)
“ >e two house* In cora- were tolled during the funeral
The report o f City Manager W. Avenue .Hickory and Eleventh and told of hie work and where the
hour
o
f
Hugo
Stinnes,
who
by
immigration bill, tho
The Herald haa on display in B. Williams for the month of
ttlll could be found. The relative.
•xdusion provision will virtue o f overseas shipping and its office an extra large bunch o f March, which was filed with tha Streol; Locust and Seventh Street It is said, was prompted in turning D eputy Sheriff’s home British G o v e n u m
and west Second and Mulberry
export iateresty occupied a large
“ vsldent
8$lery, said to be one o f the larg City Commhwion at lta meeting Street, ’ Sewer work emouned to lit the information by a desire to W recked by Dynam ite
Favors Dawes* Rei
tion has yet com* from part o f commercial life.
est if not tha largest single Monday afternoon, ehowa much ac $2,677.40.
' et even” with Oglesby for th*
.
BERLIN,
Apr.
15.—
Hugo
Stinnous* as to the course
eged theft o f the relative’s still.
ties' fortune was left to his wid bunches grown by any trucker tivity on tho part o f Ik* official
The report further showed that
Ur Tk» XMMUtri r n w .
: > r T h * A—
r i t H)
Coolidge will follow.
This One specimen in tha performance o f his duties.
At the time the information
ow, Claire Stinnes, nee Wagcn- this season.
ROME. (Is.,
Apr. 15.—The
p
artment
made
1
police
der
LONDON, Apr. 15— The '
was
raised
by
Dick
Brown,
songiven,
it
was
believed
that
h«
still
The manager was especially busy
knecht, who is admonished to
front portion o f the homo of official expression of op
during Match o f which
was located within tho city limits. Deputy Sheriff John Bobo, o f |th* reparatl
consult with her sons and daugh in-law o f J. G. Ball on tha form- In he handling,of the sewer con
dismissed
and
thro*
turnt e r as to things affecting the eFa place on Beerdal! Avenue. struction work.
to the county. Five Are* Deputy Stephenson accompanied Silver Creek, six miles from here, IPrim* Min 1st
Tha report showed that the fol
magnate’s privates and buslneaa Mr. Brown plantad 20 acres of
and the amount o f dam- by flu* two city officers left the was wrecked by a dynamite e x -iln tha bou.no o
celery this season, 13 o f whieh he lowing sewers had been repalrvJ:
affairs.
given as nothing. Building city shortly efU r noon and ware plosion at 1 ociocx inis morn when it was snnour
has already cut and shipped. The in alley between. Palmetto Avuiui"
ION OF BANKS
totaled
$39,346. Plumbing not able to make their capture un ing. The blast Is attributed to government bad l
remaining seven acres he Li plan and Banford M in u s ; Second and
figures made available
or
greatest satisfaction o
totaled
11 and electrical til betwevn three and four o’clock. bootleggers
German C abinet W ill ning to market within a short Third Streets between 8anford and
on Mar. 31 o f this
It was necessary to use a boat against whom h* has be*
moua signing o f th* c
numbered
31.
time.
His
entire
crop
has
been
of
‘and then later the officers wore live. No one waa injured,
deposits In this city Take R eport A s Basis
Cvpresa Avenues; Second and
Inga.
.
'
the
best
grade
and
haa
bfaught
garbage
removal
during
1-028,013.40. This la a
forced to walk in water up to their
Third Sreets between Cedar and
“ The experts’ report
amounted to $301.75 an< neck in order to get to the place officers today war* informed that
some fancy prices.
per cent over the'
Holly Avenues.
automobile, passed the resi
reai in our opinion an — *rm* l i e A n w Ii i m r »
street sweeping was $Sfl2.- when- the still waa locatad. After an
Culvert pipes were placed at In
dence at 11:30 hut* u
!?
wh« n they
BERLIN, Apr.” 15.—The Ger
carefully '
'
or*
some
other
expendlto $$,718,601.72. 1UEleventh Street and
■ ■ i H
H
p f f o r
ng a short * __
M
A
R
K
E
T
S
man cabinet today decided to ac
aid tbo
P1
•
by
the
city
manager:
m*Tits also show that cept the experta’ report as tho
som* ui.isnce ioey uncovered a haouse. Bloodhounds
at tha interaection of
a f t e r tho task o f i
ipkeep o f parks....$ “
resources o f the
'still m operfUoa on a platform the explosion * ' ’ *
and alley in Golds»I»T
a qu ar- of a vital
baais o f negotiations and to in
had »
‘ of*
built
out
i
n
*
#
bayou,
two
-Wheat,
Ur of a mil* fn
lea “ *
tion commission to
\GO,
form i
(re'
men were bw lly engaged in run- dynamiters
I H to
l b in tine with
ntog off some "ahini? when the o fa two h
1 T-8 to
by conferee*
LKkftiyvn
jdlnrs
Upon
v C o ____________________
M i
ted states.
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4 :
to ,2! ADMINISTRATION
SENATORS FIGHT
REHALF MELLON
ffH U tte r
led T h reat”
CLERK’S REPORT
INDICATES CITY
FINANCES GOOD
W ashington News
BONUS BILL HAS SHOW LETTERS
RIGHT OF W AY AS EVIDENCE IN
OVER TA X BILL RIO LAND CASE
Sanford Rotarians
Discuss Boys’ W ork
A t Luncheon Today
I
2 Moonshiners And
Stilling Apparatus
Captured Monday
f
K
K
Monthly R eport For M arch o f City
M anager Williams Shows Activity
J
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An
Engtlsh
builder
hss
bus -
THIS
WEEK IN
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]
Modday— Regular meeting o f th o !
* I.' O. O. F., nt 8 p. m., ip the
Masonic Hall.
•
Tertulay— Regular meeting o f the
City Planning Commission at
* Hall at 7:30 o’clock. ’
Tuesday— Regular meeting o f th e
Col. Theodore Roosevelt Auxilfary, U. S. W. V., nt the home
o f Mrs. K. A. i'erhcunc at 3:o0
mi '
’ ■
• s
/P»" rtV't
< a * 4
Tuesday-^-Rc gular
meeting
of
Knights of Columbus nt K. C.
* JfhlT nt 8 p. m.
Tuesday— Weekly luncheon
of
: . Rqtoflar Club at Valdez Ilotal at
l a i n p. m.
i
u
*■ r
Tuesday— Regular meeting o f tho
Mown Lodge, No. 02, at Masonic
Hall at 8 p. m.
•
Wednenday— Weekly luncheon of
Kiwgnis Club at 12:15 p. m. at
Valdez Hotel.
Wednesday— Regular meeting of
1 Meh’s Club o f lie ly Cross
• Church at 8 p. m.
Thwaday— Regular meeting
of
Eastern Star at Masonic Hall
at 8 p. m.
I H iii My— Weekly
luncheon of
tho Association o f Business
Women at the Valdes Hotel at
12:15 p. m.
Friday— Weekly
luncheon
of
Chamber o f Commerce at tho
Vnldoi Hotel nt. 12:15 p. m.
Friday*—Regular
meeting
of
.K nights Templar at Matonte
■-Hall at 7:30 p. m.
Following Dates Hooked Ahead.
American Legion Dance, April
21, at the Armory.
.
Get-Together Dance, May 2,
auspices Woman’s Club.
..
General reception.
proebyterL
an Church, April 20.
Subaeriptlon Bridge, April 21,
Celery Shipments
speieWn the professor points out,
are technically Known at:
SnilTing Natality.
•* ‘ *
Partial Nasality.
•Thrcaaty Constringency.
?L‘Cu u !L ,i0r aI1 th,l‘ Bp-Ihziness?
Potomac Yards
Waycross .......
New York ......
Buffalo ...........
Philadeluhin *..,
Chicago ...:...... .
Florisnce ....
Montvomcry
Pittsburg v
Jersey City
Fort Wayne
frame,
• “ — - - 1
■Foor fcet tUck »™1 l 21 toeheg
1° greatest diameter, a solid atael
vault door installed in a Cleveland
bank l» claimed to be tho largest
chia*oi,n s r ' .s a 'z? "•iu
^^sss^jrsssi
!g £
’.‘ f S
i ?
,IW »
•1*'
Th'
New electric light! to be warn
on the back o f an aUtomoblHafk
hand to signal tv fallowing driv
ers at night a u to m a tica lly Are
turned on as a user, extending
hla fingers, moves a switch.
PLENTY OF SPORTING GOODS:
* * l * « X ov ,,n m ,n t p l . „ . Bnso Ball Supplies, Fishing Tackle. Bicycles
.
and
niryd
Bathing Suits, Bathing Shoes and Cap j.
AJ' TI1B SPORTSMAN STOKE
.
S A N F O R D C Y C L E COMPANY,
H E N R Y R oSEB R O
ACCEPTS OFFER
V I R G I N IA F IR M
(Continued from page 1.1
whom 1 will rcgretVrcry much to
say good-bye. I hope to be able to
visit here from time to time be
cause I like Sanford and I believe
that has a very bright future."
Just who will be Mr. Roscbro’s
successor is not known. No official
nnnounccnion^jhna been made yet.
JAP IMMIGRATION BILL
( D » T h e Aaanelatr4 Prrsat
WASHINGTON, Apr. l4 .-O n a
motion o f Senator Lodge, the sen
ate went into executive session to
consider the Jnjnnesc provision-in
the immigration bill.
RAPID DEVELOPMENT
MIAMI, Apr. 14— Figures show
ing assessed valuations on real
1923, Inclusive, indicate the rapid
and perional property here during
the 14-year period from 1010 to
1023. inclusivei indicate the rapid
>ECISIONS
• development o f Miami. In 1910 the
valuations
were
$1,506,183.98,
O R E S E N A T E •which called for tax lcvls of $45,
185.52 based on a millage o f 30.
In 102 the valuations had jumped
Continued from dbiq ope.
unit, which frequently has come to $69,867,900, and the tax levies
under flrq from the Pennsylvania to $1.&37>O03.8O, on n mlllnge o f
22. The city’s budget for this year
r o Venter.
Senator Watson, who Is chair- ■totals $1,574,354.62.
Before long the scourge will be
■ n u n o f-th e internal revenue bunation-wide..
ruaa commltace, declared flatly in
Yet most of its victims do noth
the aenato that It was not proposed
ing about it.
to K 9 Jnto such a Investigation nt
So a group of educators meeting
tnta time, and that any such move
at tho Philadelphia Forum, have
"•
be resisted. Moreover, the
decided to stay the inreads of this
Indiana aenator charged that the
disease, by turning the splotlight
real purpose o f senate inquiries
o f publicity on its pvils.
w a s,to aim arrows at Mr. Coolldge.
H e ,added that no investigation,
Chief of this
notMYtr troublesome, would- diaP‘ ay nve homc conieat!’ “ trice F o r b e s - R r tson" H*nle, forI*1 which the ex- Cnin.'.uin
Ranies away from ; njer actress, author and lecturer,
who BtyIe9 hcrsclf nn -English
«£tittve fs held by the people. A l Gainesville. ____________
though the Republican leaders are
lU ’ . ' h X
planning to marshal their full for- VARSITY RECEIVES LETTERS
eaa. Democratic leaders are contt• *tont th*t when the final teat o f
f c W , ? ^ “ Vhe^.yrontuni.’ oMhlii
strength comes the internal reven
ue bureau Inquiry will be ordered
forward under ample authority for
W *committee to * employ such of FInrirU
» Y. i
* y ‘ he argot of tho young man who
counsel as may be deem oil neces- their nerform .nr«
f° r tnlks about that '»k°lt on Twcnty-
ortant to
and gay, they talk above the noise
about them—screaming, screech
ing.
"The art of conversation, care
fully developed nhroud, scemtfHo be
entirely dead here. And the chief
reason is, I think, is thut we suffer
from n low-brtfw complex.
It
seems to be the common belief
that it is superior to be inferior.
“ We are afraid of being called
high-brow. So we assume a care
less speech. In England a man’s
speech marks him. No one speaks
a diction thqt is beneath him. so
the standard of the spoken English
has been kept up to thut of tho
written.
"But in America it seerifr to
moke little difference how one
'speaks. For lip-laziness is getting
the better of the notion."
Profesaor Samuel A. King of
Bryn Mnwr, a glrla’ college, agrees
with Mrs. Hale. •
"Many American girls," he says,
"nro without charm ns u connsquence o f their slovenly diction
sonJuRtcToTed ThnR^^ ^ 1Ca', th“ id street’ when referring to a nnd uncultivated voices. They seem
to forget that it is just as essential
»*rl on 23r‘» "treet
Jones Virail
n
"to Now England It Is manifest- to please the ear as tho eye. MotiM
M .r.h .lL & c „ ” i h h S 2 ? H o S J j
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1bff"
t&trtBRJSgg
2 21‘rti . n 7 “
f
t
a
s." JX!**"-
lht0,,sh”,“
Learn why Seminole County is losing* the greatest project ever known
.
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Oi
this state, and those responsible for it.
O f A ltam on te Springs, will speak at the
V S 11« - •»
Fr™ 1:
f ' Y ' ,bV
w " » „ Cht J " . rUoS . E" u i ° " l l
* » W
for S J f T E !
Decker. ’ Bob Igou Frank DollarIn 0 Tecent trip throuBh tho
houdt, Don Mitchell, "Red" Smith nlan‘*
1 (lid not hear the
i, .
Continued from Pagq 1
■ olqded, as a general defensive pact Jimmy French, ttiblcs Entz, and f tl‘;r 1 pronou1ncH except when
’
. it began a word.
for. the maintenance o f peace R. D. Pierce.
—— —-------------------- “ And in tho Far Wert, b y d h e
. broatles along the lines of the
Perfect safety is claimed for a '‘,n’ , , nnt use o f suiYj terms as ‘ You
F »n c(h C *ech treaty.
new portable ncetyleno generator ■’• f to cover every conceivable re
anti lamp in which small quanti-, P*y to ilny concolvnble answer.
Boasts o f Strength.
MOflGGW}- Apr. 14.— Speaking
•t a conference in TiDls, prior to
bJ^ rctu/m to Moscow, Leon Trot8kjL “ *8 wrviet minister o f war,
With nn electrically healed
aovlet Rpssia at present was
lotto he has invented a Mu
"^KtST'rwrtSd t ^ the Rumanian scientist believes he can
Trotaky declared Russia paints and wan together and
would maintain a policy o f wait dUcc as durable frescoes as thosOi
Ing. Tha door for an amicable o f the Middle Ages.
Battlement o f the situation was still
opan- However, ho would
B0fc**y’ tberS noY** would be war.
F rance, according to TrotakyTrotaky'
w a j playing a foul game in supPorttoK
Rumania and
Poland
•agpthat Russia and in attetnptnig
toA«a«ae a break between Russia
and Turkey.
But he added, M. Poincare, tho
I havo recently purchased the Femtlale Apartment*.
French premier, would find that
Huvc thoroughly cleaned and renovated the entire
he bad miscalculated.
Referring to tha negotiations
hoUHe. I havo for rent two apartment* nnd furnished
between Russia and Great Britain.
room* with modern convenience*. Our price* arc very
'RVi'.nald’ the Russian delegation
rcoHonahlo.
.
Prom ptly at 8 P . M
H ate D ishw ashing1
Read T h is Carefully
O longer is dishwashing
l M a d ista ste fu l task to
thousands o f women. They
now use Red Seal Lye to
soften the water and loosen
'
W . R. B A T E S , M G R
Brazil has granted a concession
fo * a railroad across tho state of
8ao •Radio that obliges the conoosaianarics to ertc blast furnaces
and ste«l plants and an electric
transmission system.
quick rinse in hot water and
the dishes and silver ave hot
only immaculately dean but
sanitary as well.Try Washing
dishes the wR e d { 6 ^ way.
Sanford, Fla
Be Sureand Buy
.
only the genuine
ST
Red Seal Lye
HAPSBURG LIf-lBE PRESENTS
Wriu /or
F R L E booklet,
"H om eH elt>t“
r. ctousom£* ca
ItuUdcIphi,. r«
The minds o f the journalists throughout the. country have been fixed
H B B K & f!
j J jlh
upon this g re a t undertaking.
It is o f nafibn wide interest and importance
/ c d B ^ ^ f lrT B A w lc
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MADE IN LAKE. SEMINOLE AND ORANGE COUNTIES
,
W IT H A N N F O R R E S T
X
Mian Forrest Starred ip “ If Winter Comes," "Marriage Mor
al''." "The Prince Chap," nnd was George ArlUs’
‘
Leading Woman.
. ’
(
A Fine- Candy
10c Everywhere
*
Hansel I Fiah, l.*eding man, Premier Florida Cowboy, vr$II make
personal appearances In Rope-spinning Acts on the Stage.
Her Him in Life as he is in the Picture!
MM, IH«l q*««a Uah«IU*»
mlanB w on. tta b s ih i
'H O U S E H O L D H I N T #
Thing*Oat Bander*W
nat toKnow
Job, that homewhva iuhmI to dread
—tuch an cleaning toilfts, sink, uml
grra*)- poU and pan*—are now nudo
■ V t#*k« by letting Rad Seal Ly# do
th# “ dirty work.”
• 9m
Hrd 8#al Ly# 1# th# beat odordentrorer you ever used- Aad os a
ilitinfertant there Is nothing that annronrhea this.bandy household product
Ja effretir enr,,.
QhMaare.
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
MATINEE 4 P. M#
•
•
• • •
Thrifty womea by tha thoisnads
moka their own soap right at home by
iiiioc Red Scat I.vo in nomhiutloa
>‘ OUDii
IL
�M ARftlACE OF MISS HOUSTON
MEEFtNG‘ T 0 ‘BE
AT TAMPA SOON
Entertaining and Interesting Pro
gram Id Planned 'fo r 8 U t«
„
Representatives for Tampa
Meeting. •
|.
(21) 8outh
. A n i tom of intercut to tha peo
ple of Sanford, I* the' marriage o f
Miss Mabel Houston, who came to
Sanford three years ago, with her
father, Donald Houston. They
have been making their home late
ly in Westmoreland. Miss Hous
ton marries Mr. George L Mlose
of the naval avution service, sta
tioned in the Panama Canal Zone.
Mr. and Mrs. Close left soon a f
ter the wedding on a motor trip, to
TAMPAi Fla., \p‘r. 14.— Sotnething, of interest to every grower
will bo covered by the prtgram
arranged for the thirty-seventh
annual meeting o f the
Florida
State, Horticultural Society, to bo *■11 for Panama from New Yorli
’
' '*
held here' April 22-25. The discus City.
sions will include 4 h « growing of
MISS GRIFFIN ENTERTAINS
citrus stock quality fruit, matur*
ity in citrus fruits, phases o f the
Mis* R. E, Griffin entertained
marketing problems, reduction' of
Friday
evening at her home on
;b o x cost in fruit production, fer
tilisers, insecticides, diseases and Myrtle Avenue with a delightful
pests; avocados, grapes, blueber party, celebrating her thirteenth
ries, blackberries and bananns; birthdnV, Dancing and games
gladioli; state, heme grounds and were the entertainment for the
little guests during the evening
highway beautification.
and the little hostess received
•
Three sessions will be held many attractive gifts.
K each day during the
meeting.
The refreshments consisted o f
. . The morning sessions will open Ice cream and cake and mints,
a nt 9:30 n, m., afternoon .Sessions about thirty o f tho little friends
at 2 p., m. and thh night sessions of R. E. worepresent to enjoy tho
’ at 8 'flj p. m., excepting the open- occasion. /She was assisted by
* ing.
R. I*. Grifnn and Mrs. Lola LcA railroad rate o f one and .Gette, in entertaining.
» one-half /a re s from, all points in
Past Imperial Potentate of the
• Florida has been granted, condi*
, * tional upon 250 or more members Shriners, Mr. Jaames Putnam and
Putnam
from
Portland,
attending the meeting. Members Mrs.
v taking advantage o f the rates Maine, who have been nt the Monf » -w ill bay a one-way ticket to the tczxuma Hotel for about a week,
meeting, .taking n. certificate re- will leave Sunday for their home.
*
celpt at tne time of*purchase. At
the meeting, these ccrtificate-re: •' ceipts will be qigned by the seck . retary o f tho society, and vali
dated by a railroad representai •*-. live, after which when 250. more Clem Jones Liver and Kidney
£* * are signed
aigned they will be good .for
Tonic Will I)o It
purchase o f a return trip ticket
over the tame route traversed in
going, at’ a price of one-half the
regular glare, t - Headquarter* of
tha TnoeUng will ba at the Hills
boro Hotel.
A flower ahow will be held in
the foyers o f the Tampa Ray
Casino under auspices o f a num
ber of
Tampa organizations,
complimVrfnry
t o ' th o ..society.
An invitation also has been ex
tended to ^members pf the society
who lutve flowers they wnuld likt
to exhibit to bring them, or com
munlcatc with W. II. Knull, Tnm
I
»n Nvv*n (II
SPEED UP YOUR
LAZY LIVER
ltd
terest In and to the lauds h e r e in a „ v e d escribed , and
that
your
* " / residen ce are u n k n o w n .
T h erefore, you U enja m ln e 1*. t l r l f «" ,
w ife. H en rietta IS. O r lf f l n .
If livin g, W illiam q , A n d en rttd . If
ItvmK. 81. V. Stelff. and w ife . C m -
""l
A; S*W lf " v,n*' »*•o of
th#'
u n k n ow n helra, If llvlnw.
f
th e
The proprieties of nil bathing heaches may find their precedent in
the Atlantic City rule which allows the one-piece vaicty, and bare legs,
but insists upon tights rooching within Tour Inches of the knees. The
picture shows Mayor Rader, of the seaside resort, and Surgeon Rosscrt,
giving their O. K. to the 1921 styles as worn by the pretty mermaids.
W lllln m C. A ndenrled. If liv in g. O.
W. Stelff. nnd w ife , R m m a A. Stelff.
If livin g, ull o f th** u n k n o w n heirs.
If livin g, o f the estate o f John W.
C r lffin , deceas ed . J. 1*. W olv erton ,
If livin g. Luther C. Porter. If living.
1^ O. I 'o f t e r . If liv in g, M arga ret H.
R a m sey, Iniltvltlually nnd ns *uitc e s s o r In trust to R ob ert II. R a m
sey, If liv in g. Ch arles C. W a r w ic k ,
T r u s te e nnd 111* su c ces sor s, lf l i v
ing. M a r g a ret W. RamSey, If living,
nnd A b el C r lf f in . If Itiln g. A d m in
istrator o f the Rntnte o f John W.
C r lf f in . d e c ea s ed , and If said par.
tie* are dead, all pa rties cla im in g
Interest u nder B e n ja m in s L. Crlffin .
and w ife, H en rietta R. C r lffin . iloeeased, W illia m C. Andenrled. de*
censed. C . W. S t e lf f . and w ife. Km.
m a A. S t e iff, deceased, all o f the
u n k n o w n heirs, deceased,
of
the
estate O f Joh n W. C r lffin . deceased.
J, D. W o lv e r t o n , deceased, I.lit h er
C. Porter, deceased,
U O. Porter,
deceased, M a r g a r e t S. R am sey, In-
The society hns a membership
b f thousands o f growers scatter
ed throughout the state. It
is
purely a non-profit organization
and constitutes the place
where
the jrrotyOrs can( g e t ' together for
inter-charigo o f Information:
The meeting 'will be called to
order in the Tampa Bay Casino,
where the sessions will be held
at 8:30 p. n». Tuesday evening, f o r S r m l M l f County, l a C h anrrry j
•CITATION.
I
Apr. 22, and
will
continue M a r in a Cruwfuril,
julln-tl
by
hur
throughout' Fridny, 'the 25th.
h usba nd and n ext friend, TT. C.
C r a w f o r d , Complainant.
(SB I4) of
hip t w e n t y *
T h ir t y ( 1 0 )
v*.
>- A tabulation o f tho earth trem, el nl..
orn reported by the seismographs llen ja m tn a L G riffin
Defendant*.
o f the world in 1903 showed an
T o Uen ja m ln e L
U rflffln . nnd
w if e , H enrie tta R. Orlffln, If liv in g,
average of 15 shocks per day. *
dlviilutillv nrwt-it* Hiicccssiir In tr u*t
I.■ Hubert It!1 I t a m a c j .
deceas ed ,
f h a r h 's t\ W a r w i c k . T r u s t e e and
his .successors, d e c ea s ed , >Mnrgarrt
\V. R a m sey, d e c e a s e d , nnd
Abel
Crlffin . deceased. A d m i n i s t r a t o r o f
tin- Kstutn o f John \V. C r l f f i n . - d e c ca scd; o r oth e r w is e . In and t o the
fullowlnw d es cr ib ed p ie c e , p a r c e l nr
tract o f land, situate, ly i n g nnd beIni? In th>- Cou n ty o f S e m in ole and
State o f Florida, m o r e p a rticu la rly
described as fo llo w s , t o - w l t :
Lot T w e n t y (2n> o f A n n ie R, Q r lf liu's Su b division o f S ec tio n * Seven
(7) nnd R i g h t ( s ). T o w jia h l p T w e n ty .n n c (21). South, R a n g e
T h ir t y
(.10) Hast.' sa m e h a v in g been pla tted
nud recorder I on the :ird day o f O c
tober, A. L>. ISS9. In t h o pu b lic r e c
ords of o r a n g e C o u n ty , F lo r id a , of
which t h e 'C o u n t y o f Hemlnolo w a s
formerly it pin t. In p i n t Hook T w o
(2) on p a g e f o r t y - t h r e e ( I I ) , name
being the n o r t h q u a r t e r ( N H ) *>• the
northwest u un rtcr ( N W y j ) o f the
thiri*
c o m p la in t
cotift-siojJUlllTlbe
e n t i l e d bki n i t
lU. o n Q l J a e M a f you. , * • > ■
Jt I* or(l<flr<yE|}iat th is
be
pu blish ed In th e Hanford Herald, a
n e w s p a p e r published
In Hanford.
S e m in o le C o u n ty , Florida, on ce each
w e e k f o r e i g h t c on s ecu tiv e w eeks.
W it n e s s m y hand anti the seal o f
saltl Circuit C o u r t ' o n (his the I t t h
d a y o f Starch. A. U. 1911.
(R R A L )
K. A. MOUOLABS,
C lerk o f th e Circuit Court or (h e
Seventh J u dicia l Circuit o f F l o r
ida. In hnd f o r Sem in ole Cou nty.
O. W . Hpencer. Jr..
, S o lic ito r , a n d Counsel for
rn m pln ln tn a t.
1-26-1-1-1-16-11-19-5*8-11.
M r tk f A «M tsM
JACKSONVILLE, Apr. W —* a
the.jjVeaidt of tecommenttatioHa
by Trod M. Vmlz, ‘ com m lnionsr
be adopted here soon to eliminate
o f public safety, measures may be
adopted here soOn to eliminate
the practice observed by many
advertisers of throwing handbills
and other advertising matter in
automobiles while they art parkand unoccupied r.y the owners.
Under provisions o f an ordinance
drawn up and* referred to the law
. Italians, have invented a water committee o f city council such ofcooled engine of the radial type
that is operated by heavy fuel fenscs would be punipfinble by a
and weigh? less than two pound?
for each horse-power developed.
?.? •fr,hn W - O rlffln , deceas ed .
J. P. w o l v e r t o n , if liv in g, L u th er
C- 1 o r te r . If livin g, I* O. P o r te r , If
I. W . M argaret
8.
R a m s e y . In*
d M o tta lly and as s u c ce s s o r In tru st
It, Itn h rrt II. Rathscy.
ir
liv in g .
Cb.tr 1ns C. W a r w ic k . T r u s t e e and
hid succoMhvit. If liv in g ' .M a r g a r e t
Vml A b e l
Crlffin ; If living. A d m in is t r a t o r o f
II. 8 )•state o f Joh n W. O r lf f l n , d e c aeerb and If dead.
alliip a rtte*
r lu lm llit Interest under lUnJainlne
:
mn^ w ir *- H e n rie t ta FJ
(irHrin.N deceased, W il lia m ft. A n .
d .'p rlru i d s p ea led . ft. W. S t u f f 1' a n d
wife. Kmtnn >A. Htclff, d e f e a s e d ; i all
of the (mknowti heir*. d e c e a s e d ; o f
li e estate o f John W. O rlffln . d e erased. J. I>. W o lv e r to n . D eceased.
I.other C,
“ orter, deceased,
— 1’
I*, o .
Porter, deceased, Mariraret 8. R a m « > v. In dlv lduallyand k *
s u c c e s s o r In
trust to R ob ert II. Ram sey, d e c e a a .
*■*. t'h s r le s C. W a r w ic k T r u s te e and
hts su ccessors, deceased, M a r g a r e t
W. Ramsey, deceased,
and
A b el1
(I Iffln, deceased. A d m in ist ra to r o f
llin estate o f John tV. tlrlffln . d e
ceased ; o r otherwis e, In and t o the
lands h erein ab ove describ ed, o r any
pfirt th e r e o f .and also an y an d all
other persons w hose name o r n a m es
arc u n k n o w n and w h o may ho In
terested In the pr op erty In volved In
(n(A suit, Amt
h ereln a h ov o
des
c r i b e d , o r w h o claim
any
r ig h t.
Itlle nr Interest therein na helra.
devisees o r grantees, by, t h r o u g h or
PH Olte 148
THE EYES
OF ALL SANFORD
Turn to tha classified
pages of Tho Herald each
day because Sanford's best
opportunities are always to
be found listed '*"» these
pages.
No matter what your
wants may be, classified ads
will help you.
To reach all the people
effectively — leave your
Want Ad at The Herald Of
fice. Phone us to send for
it or phono It to the Want
. Ad Department.
1 aild soorv
done* of F
AND TAR C O M ®
«**•
t * k« \ . at the t t j j
cold would bring s p ^ l
prepared, have a W lI
eafe, reliable cough
hand, and give promrju
cough or cold is j , JJJ
as effective h r older S
opiates.' Sold cveryuh^
The Swedish naii»^'
tration has placed t, '
50 new electric locoinuj,
volying an expeniitq^
I have recently purchased the Ferndale Apart]
Have thoroughly cleaned and renovated the
house. I have for rent two apartments ami fur
rooms with modern conveniences. Our prices ar
reasonable.
W. R. BATES, MGR
PHONE 148
For Their Health's
S
GIVE TH E CHILDREN
HAPSBURG L1F.BF. PRESENTS
F IT FOP A QUEEN
Mnde of Pasteurized Crtaa
IT’S SAFE
MADE IN LAKE, SEMINOLE AND ORANGE COUNTIES
PHONE 634
WITH ANN FORREST
Miss Forrest Starred in “ If Winter Come*,” “ Marriage Mor
als," "The Prince Chap,” nnd was George Arliss'
Lending Woman.
llansell Fish, leading man. Premier Florida Cowhoy, will make
personal appearance*! in Rope-spinning Acts on the Stage.
See Him in Life as he is in the Picture!
Delivered Anywhere in the city
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
MATINEE I I*. M.
COMMISSION
MERCHANTS & HROC
Richmond, Virginia. •
Comedy: A1 St. John, the Author,
50 CTS. FOR 5 GALLONS
See W . B. Lynch or Phone 539
WHOLESALE
Headquarters for all Varieties of Fi
and Vegetables, Prompt and; Person!
Attention to All Shipments
I f you are yotfwill want to keep posted on what is happening back home. You will want
to know all the ne^s and of all the developments being made here.
THE DAILY HERALD will be like a letter from home each afternoon and will tell you
about your friends, your property and everytli ing of interest. Subsci iption price is $1*75 for
three months sent to any address in the United States.
THE WEEKLY HERALD consists^ local news gathered during the week from the daily
issue. It appelfi1s each Thursday. For fifty ce nts it will be'sent to you for three months.
Know what is-going on at home.
Order your favorite paper sent to you this summer.
PHONE 148 and give your summer address
*‘
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�_ _ ___ ________
S
PROPOSED P A R R
War Against Cotton
Bucket
,
'^ves Southern Investors Millions ^ ^ E A in ^ S I T E
d io P r o g r a m
of
Radio Digest)
Xkr A u M h le l P w »«l
Buffalo (310), 6:30 munews: H concert; 10:30
tcftd* to TValk-in-the-Water like.: .... ......................................................................
He hns authorized the county.com -j^
__
njlisiortern of Polk county to pur-jjj
---- - —
chaae the tract and net It aside as-fl
X^~
a publjc riservatiort for the p eop le;"
[———
■''
of Florid*- lit whl pay the cost «
of the land, lit Recently stated at J
Laker. Wales before leaving for hU ■
home jiv J^tnnaylvanirf. and w ill!"
r -: tliat foaiis are W ilt so'ilt w illlS
' . a:;e«Hibh to the people, th ou ri.B
tb7': "vict: *111 be largely left in its *
TALEAHASBBK, Fla.; Apr. 15. nanuta! j atitte.
*
The Z'jSlk)' AtJHjs Of land -In - l’olk
Sltphtod near tho French colony fH
i untv which' tow ard Bole.' I’hll- aril Teippletown, about seven 8
aji'tnhia ohll^hthronlst. *i h ' w i
milts front Lake Wales, the tract ■
to buy and tarn over to the Stato Is noted for its semi-tropical seen- Jof Florida, .could De dvVciu pco in* ery with many palms and live oaks ■
to a park that would be one of ant! with dense jungles. Walk-In- j*
TOMORROW
the beauty spots
of tho State, the-Water creek, which in many a
a. carding to descriptions o f the placet, has banks 50 feet- high,',*
Our'Formal ;
terrain In that section cbntnined runs through the land.
5
In publications of various ,Hurts.
It Is In that poit of the state ■
Mr. Poland M. Harper, geographe ;, who is is now engngcii in com kfmwn as the flatwoods. where J
piling n work on vegetation of native flowers grow in such pro-^g
Smith Florida, also has_ traveled
_______ fusion, and which are described by jS
WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOUR
through thnt part of tho state, but Charles T. Simpson of- Little Itlver m
on the beauties' o f i a
has never gone over the particular in his btqk
Florida.
r
tract In question. Only recently he
Mr. Simpson, u native of I1li-i
made a trip through South Florida
gathering material for the book he nois, but who has livid for many
M writing for the state and tests* years in this state, declares that j 5 OVIEDO
ties ns to the variety and beauty during his 25 years in Florida, hei
has “ never seen a time when in j
rf the flowers that grow there.
The Innd mentioned by Mr. Hok South Florida’’ he could not “ in
i< situated nt the head-waters of any extended walk gather at least!
Wnlk-ln-the-Watcr creek and ex- 50 species of wild plants in bloom."!
j, Chicago- Daily Ncv/a
,7 story, 7:30 lecture; 8:40
i: 9 talks; 9:15 program.
[ Chicago Tribune' (570),
Presses, music.’
f Chicago (536), 0:45 bed|ry; 7:30 concert; 8 mu■talks; 10-2 a. m. rtsvue.
V
Chicago (360), 7-8 on[ quintet; 10 nrtiats, .or-
1
til
play; 8 tacm fw ym fw yp
, Cincinnati
(309) 7:15
[play; 8 talk; 8:16 choir;
9 orchestra.
y , Columbus
(390), 11
lews.
&, Dallas No;vw (476),
la. tn. musical.,
YlXtvenport . (484), 0:30
; 8 musical.
Detroit News (617), 6
j , band, Jackson, Mich.,
Detroit (517), 6 conIrnusic. *
\ Elgin (286), 8:30-12
orchestra, musical.
poit
Worth
StkiT
(470), 7:30-10:45 conJelTerson City (440.9), 8
8:20 barn dance.
Kansas City
Star
j 8-0:15 .classical •concert;
s. m. Nighthawks.
|Los Angnlen (409), 8:45
10-1 a. m, orchestra, vo-
Los Angeles (395), 8:45
; 10 orchestra, talk,
j,
Louisville
Journal,
7:30-9 solos, - readings,
, Madison (300), 7:30
ilk.
Medford Hlllsido (300),
ogram; 7 message to
'ire Girls.
p, Minneapolis - St. Paul
1:30 lecture: * 9:30 ' ExLClub n:tisteal| 9:15 busiIssagc; 10:46 dance.
E, Minneapolis (417), 7
[o r r im maskjt K aci iffTw* yyoim
Twapiho *oo»4 or new Kwr conow fro
on w m rttnn noon cr warrreum t mu.
I NVEflTOnB In the south will
* be saved millions of dollars In
the aggregate aa a result of the
campaign which the New York
Cotton Exchange and the Attorney
General's OfJlce In New York are
waging against cotton bucketshops.
Thousands of persons tn the south
have been swindled through the
activities o f these bucketecn.
• A number of so-called cotton
hrokago houses ostensibly dealing
In .odd lots have already been clos
ed up and the National Stock, Cot
ton & Grain Exchange, Inc., of 43
Wall street. New York, of which
iJoseph C. Cooper was president,
has been enjoined by the courts
from .d oin g business. The Injunc
tion against tho National exchange,
signed by Supreme Court Justice
Charles I* Guy, which la one o f
the most sweeping ever Issued, a l
so prohibits tho members from do
ing any business ss members of
tbc exchange.
Cooper, the president o f tho Nntlondl, la well known throughout the
south, having been tho organiser
of the original odd lot entice m ar
ket—-the American Cotton ^ * change— which was convicted In
New York of being a bucket shop,
fined |6,000. and which Is now out
o f business.
Tho fight against tho cotton
buckets*:* has been dlrsctsd by
I New York (455), G bed130 muiic; 7 dance; 7:45
K 8 talk; 8:15 jazz pianist;
Ke club; 9:30. dance,
W, New York (492), G syn[ 6:50 talk; 7 Columbia
WIP, Philadelphia (609), 5:05
Ity; 7:20 inuaie; 9 band.
|Oakland (509), 10-12 stu- orchestra; 0 talk.
KDKA, Pittsburgh (320), 5:15
TV, Omaha (360),, 8-9 ed- concert; 6:15 talk 8:30 Wendnll
Hall;
7 United Synnguguc of
' PhiladelAlta (395), 6 America; 7 Spanish music.
30 orchestra.
WCAE, Pittsburgh (492), 5:30
, Philadelphia (396), 0:30- cencert; 6:30 Sunshine Girl; 6:45
theatrical* review; -7:30 musical.
Ik. orchestra.
■t«r* n jf{|*
loutr
raruftrivo*'
j— —1
INSPECTION
FLORIDA
m rs
i11
vcvA/wMAN'cr
v / v « v t c r r r U r eo sm tss
Attouvr* aw.
i~ w ia 11 A t w 9 e
V * # - » u n j' i v * i »
C O N P O C T CO M M IT T i e
[p
SINGER SEWING MACHINES
P
Edward K. Bartlett, Jr., prw«Mcnt
uoui of Hiv You* Cotton
of the New York Cotton Exchange, ,
awm, W n xiA t**$ u n *S T *l
and by Louis Brooks, chairman o f'
UK V A N * A 3 TD*Hm
the powerful Ruslneaa Cohduct
Committee of the exchange, Bart nnanctalty responsible. TV) not be
lett and.B rook s— the Utter from misled by attractive literature and
Augusta, Go.,— have bitterly o p the lure o f big profits. One odd
posed every attempt of the buck- lot cotton house tn New Y ork—a
etshopa to secure the quotations of member of the National exchange
tho New York Cotton Exchange. which has Just bcon closed by the
Wilber W. Chambers, apeelal eourta— look upwards of |J,000,000
deputy attorney general In charge from Investors In tho south within
of the cotton buckctahop Investiga a fow months before wo (IsscA. ? j
tion In New York who aecureu the
Any r.tyle you want. Round or ImiR !-huttle. Hcgujfir fam
ily stylo or Portsblo electric. Walnut or ouk ease. Terms tu
suit customer. Old machines taken n? pnrt payment.
Wo Runrnntce satisfaction.
• Used machines $23.0(J up. Machines rented und repaired.
Let us demonstrate our new type without obligation on your
part, Write or see
w.
h.
Men and Boys, also
NEW SPRING
FABRICS
McFa r l a n d
Corner French Arc. and Central St.
Sanford, Fla.
Injunction ablaut l ie Hss*s=^l
south to bo careful with wnotn
they trade tn cotton.
“ Know your broker as you know
your ha.'.k,'* Is Chambers' advice.
"If you wish to Invest, first make
certain that the house with which
you propose to deal is rellablo and
ih j prfecaullou of Investigating the
responsibility o f the Arm before
they Intrusted their funds to them.
The newspapers In the south can
help Us to save other Investors
from being swindled tn the samo
way by warning their readers to
Invcatlguto before Lbs* tovaar-U .
cert; 0:39 bedtime; 0:40 musical:
7:30 National Republican Club, a'
KSI), St. Louis Post Dispatch
(540). 0:30 concert; 9 studio}
11:30 dance.
WRC,
children,
Washington
(409),
Of linen, silk, -voiles, glnjthfjms, etc. A wonderful a s
sortment.
, *
COOL DRINKS
*
| Lawton Bros.
Co.
THE MOST REFRESHING, FULLHEALTH DRINKS AT OUR SODA
FOUNTAI N
CLEMENTS PHARMACY
Oviedo, Fla.
I'hnnc 28-J
FLORIDA
OVIEDO
$
L
|{i;ij((y*i»*KiSv**Ji^,m
Thursday Is The
Thursday Is YOUR Day
Ten thousand acres of Citrus and Vegetable land
being developed by the industrial dept., F.LC.R.R.at
AT
...NEW SMYRNA BEACH
• • •
One of the finesj, beaches in the world, and nearest to YOU by 28 miles.
I f you have not seen this development, drive out from
Sanford or Orlando, distance 22 miles, over good roads to
the Okeechobee division o f its lines at Chuluota, and you
will find a high rolling country interspersed with clear,
spring-fed sand bottom lakes, with high banks and well
stocked with fish. A m ost delightful country for an all
year residence. Chuluota possesses many natural ^ad
vantages to the home-seeker, the citrus grower or the
tru ck e r.. Flowing wells are had in the trucking district
varying in depth to 200 feet and many are taking advan
tage o f its equitable climate, fertile soil, beautiful ..and
healthy country, and preparing to m ake it their homes.
The Okeechobee division is now extending its line to
M iam i which will connect this section with Cuba and
give a direct line through Chuluota to all points north,
east and west.
THURSDAY, THE 17TH IS
Home Folks’ Introductory Sale Day
THURSDAY,
You will have the opporturilty to Buy Choice Beach property for the erection
your Summer Cottage or Bungalow, at the lowest price possible for Penin
sula property on the JSast Const today.
TH M K D A V
will have the opportunity to make one of the flncKl Investments (if you
i n i J I U M M I , are looking for Investments) that can be offered you today.
T U T J R S n A V We wl,l 8(11 tat* between the Ocean and the Halifax River, fronting on pav1 n U lW M J il I j ed streets, with 5 foot cemont sidewalks, for as low as $450.00; one-half cash
and deferred payments over two years at &rA interest.
TIITIRCnA V There wiUbe 1018 of fun at NEW SMYRNA BEACH DEVELOPMENTS Bushi n U I \ u D r \ I , nett’s DcLnnd Band, Old Fashioned Georgia Barbecue, One Lot given away
frfee, and Gold coins distributed each hour and you will have the opportunity to meet friends from
ail over the State.
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The Chulutoa Inn, a m odern brick hotel which bears
a reputation for its hospitality and elegant cuisine in
vites you. Its accessability to nearby points, its beauti
fu l setting, makes this hotel a most popular and charm
in g resort. Its m anager, M rs. Chas. D . Brum Icy, is ever
ready to add any com fort or pleasure to the entertaining
o f her guests.
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THURSDAY,
T H E R O A D B E T W E E N D E L A N D A N D N E W S M Y R N A IS N O W O P E N
A N D IN E X C E L L E N T C O N D IT IO N . — JU ST F O L L O W T H E
N E W SM Y R N A BEACH A R R O W S ALONG TH E ROADS.
Come Prepared to “ D o Business” — Y o u can Buy and Close
Grounds
H. B. SCHULTE REALTY CO., INC.
Selling Agents.
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Canal Street
NEW SMYRNA
144 South Beach St.
DAYTONA
910 Main St.
DAYTONA BEACH
Owners anti D evelopers
C. M . R ogers and D . F. Fuquay
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Chuluota Inn, Chuluota, Florida.
i&tion on lands write or phone Jas. E .
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M ake It A ' M ay-Day Celebration.
M * Post-Card Day" for Sanford, May first!
■' The Herald proposes an observance of “ Post-Card Day"
to’tell the world that Sanford being an all-year town is mak
ing ready for a busy summer, ’and la extending an invitation
to desirable people everywhere to come to Seminole county
and see for themselves the most promising section of Florida.
Rightly observed, “ Post-Card Day" can be made o f in
r k r a f 141 estimable value. Care being taken in the selection o f cards,
-Sr that do justice to the scenes they attempt to depict, and es
Mon (ha I U O pecial attention being given to the choosing o f pictures cred
r»r Carrier M r itable to Sanford, the sending out of hundreds of cards to
ICdltton U Per
widely scattered places can do wonders toward putting this
lO T lca it
All obltuxrjr town on (he map in larger letters.
____r'nt tta.hSs. rssalUlUme
I f the, observance of such a day. May 1, appeals, and the
es of *ntsrt*lnin*nl» where
»r# mada. will bp charged Mayor sees fit to formally proclaim it. The Herald would sug
gest th at Slnford tffcalers look bver their Btock of Post Cards
LTM**%*S(KWLATKDI’ lllees and select fo r sale only those that are worthy o f carrying an
j.octsi.a ptm* la sx.lusJllM to tba uaa (or rtpub- fnvithtion to, Sanford. The Herald would also suggest that
■mtr ’t i w wirpatrtiao
Ited to It oi not olharwlM tlfe'Sanford Woman’s Club, the Chamber of Commerce and
Had In this papar and also tba the various civic clubs appoint a joint committee to make a
oawa aublianad baratn. All
_ of ra-^ublicatloL of special survey of the available stock of Post Cards, and arrange for
tehaa harain ara also raaaraad. a sufficient supply. This same committee, or another jointly
rpi>re*ent|pg: the Various org^maations, could be entrusted
TUE3 B ^ « j y ^ r i | w .
with the task of arousing interest in the day; and practically
IDLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY
every
man. woman ahd child in Sanford could- be induced to
LiWITHHOLD NOT
GOOD:—
old HW y nM trtm them to participate in the “ Post-Card Day" work. •
It ia due, when It la in the
The Herald beUeyes that jagery family in Sanford has a
o f thine hand to do ltg list o f at ieasfcten desirable persona to whom post cards could
arerb» 3 : ^
be sent. A mailing list, such as could be compiled from the
Th« New York Herald Tribunt j personal acquaintances of Sanford people would have adwlth thie:
'dresses of people living in every state in the Union; and messastrayi"* mUt’
K0" a^es 8ent to them would have the personal appeal that canpoor M iute*hU ; tone a-roomin’ t not be attained in the hit-or-miss distribution of advertising
She didn’t CoihySstk by the light l it e r a t u r e .
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..Jj’.hast
Nuijnbeitf 'df Sanford people could each send out a hunWh- " g y *
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cante, addrcf*ed (p acquaintances living in other states
A n ’ curied be the day I i n
ese.carda could eacjt carry a friendly message calling at
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tention to tbe beginning of a peasant, comfortable, busy auma didn’t come backv
pier.in
Sanford.
Ki
darksomri might
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Bow will aha come back^lif th|> f, ' But it it quiUy'tihhecessiifr to enumerate how “ Postmomln‘ 7
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t Card Day" on tne Firs t of Mayrcould be used for Sanford's
pare.
In tell! grot Brinford people fully comprehend how
. o -----’ * valuablo such an occasion could be made. All that Is needed
F ederate County W e lfa re Societies.
U hard enough
Coolidge
get Daiugherty .out of office,
St Stone should be harder still.
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Mr. Leitor’a Socka.
Mr. LeBoutilUer’a Liquids. Japan’ Warns Us.
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HIRAM JOHNSONS statement
has the old-fashioned ring that
some of his friends have missed
since the Harding election. “ The
Republican party, is dominated by
the unholy alliance between crook*
ed big business and crooked poli
tics,’* says Johnson.
That's true and you can't
'‘smash” that by any Gentle cam
paigning.*
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th e price of eggs i,
cause those keeping eggj j„
storage are getting cold fa t j
The tree o f knowledge is hejl
climb because it has w
branches.
Oklahoma woman shot »
bor for listening in dn tk«
phone, but all o f ue can’t do j
IT IS doubtful whether it can
smashed at ail Just now. Wh
the Republican
o n iparty la dominated
by crooked«.big
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th< business, the
pie SIso know that the
. .. is the “ spate tire” o T S o t ,
ed big business. That Democratic
“ spare tire” is carried on tbe
back o f the big business band
>n to bo used in case a Re
X can tire should accidentally
low ou t
, It la estimated a grest
men will get hot worrying
the weather during the nczfj
months.
By starting now and »ta
three hours every night joe'
be able to deride where to
your vacation this summer.
SOME VOTERS conclude that
they would rather have Republl
can crookedness with some e ffl
ccncy than Democartic crookedness
arithout any efficiency. Not much
o f a choice and it will take a very
big man or a big event to break
the “ big business” combination.
In Kansas City, a man t«4|
flivver and made it into •
machine, but thta frequently j
pens on rough roads.
. Every now and then aotse I
ropean country says she dka
want any more w an , but she i
dom tries to prove it.
CHICAGO learns with unjusti
fied scorn that Joseph .Leiter, o f
the well known Chicago family, is
being sued for J 1,332, the price o f
one hundred and eleven pair* of
socks. Twelve dollars a pair for
socks shocks Chicago. Chicago
legrns with added horror that Mr.
Letter changes his silk socks twice!
•'day.
WHAT OF it? The great B uf-i
fan never sat down to his magnifi
cent scientific work without beau
tiful lace ruffles around his wriita.
And Tycho Brahe, prince o f as
tronomical observers, always put'
on clothing, his very best, before
entering his observatory, saying:
“ I'm ’ here in the presence o f my
Maker.”
Mr. Leiter may have just as
good reason for two pairs o f silk
•ocks a day at twelve dollars a
pair.
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unort
Oport the
the reat'or your sij
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No matter how dilapidated]
ing the home town station, it I
better place to get off a train I
to catch a train.
The hardeat thing about so
ing to something in thii world j
there are so many ways not tsf
it and so few ways to do it.
ONE BIG THING JENNINGS DID
TAMPA TIMES
m iiiiiiiiiia n m iu a iiin iiB is im iH iia ii
I WANT
Newspapers and magazines are filled with articles about
What may be ozpccted of one i and ruin looked the industry and
the Community Chest idea. Hardly is it possible to pick up
can only be contemplated in n d-lali those engaged in it squarely
Reports from .Washington give a publication from some of the larger cities without some no
vancc by reference to what one in the face.
-Earnest appeals
same impression to the out- tice o f the cheat fund plan coming to the reader’s attention.
has dune. .
were made to every known hu
That’s the Success Rule .
world as “static” does to the
By 'such a standard Frank E. man agency for help, and it is not
All over, organizations are coming to realize the value of
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Jennings measures up as one to be doubted that many prayers
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working together in welfare work and are gradually doing
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who may be expected to make went up to heaven laden with the
F W hat w e can't understand Is away with the overlapping of efforts along this line.
We want to help you to become financially Florida an excellent
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governor.
If
same
appeal.
rhy Altamonte
Spring* should
The origin of the Community Chest idea came from the
there be ^uch a thing as a state's
Canker eradication was the
their local polities to San
successful and for this purpose place oaiv
bestowing its highest executive most important
problem that
West
and
has
now
spread
to
more
than
two
hundred
cities
to be tried.
office upon a man as a reward for confronted Florida. Experts sent
MR.
I.E
BOUTILLIER
is
in all parts of the country where the plan has been adopted.
entire service at your disposal.
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When a headline roads “ Georgia Such cities as Clevland and Philadelphia are among the two president of the Long Island, Rail* highly beneficial public service in out by the United States govern
thU past, Mr. Jennings is,
by ment gravely shook their heads
Crop Gqod»" Aha following
road, and nevertheless a rude: gov thud token, entitled now to be
hundred.
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and declared that it didn’t seesm
does not _
ernment seized his private car,
governor.
He has one that the thing could bo checked.
MAKE THIS YOUR BANK.
It It? said that two hundred millions of dollars are given
to agriculture.’
stocked with choice liquids, and
performance to his credit The state plant board gritted its
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each year bv the American public for charitable arid philan- threatened to sell the car.
worth much more than teeth find said that it nuist be
s
largo number o f promises for done, by the h«lp o f God. It was
’ TiVopic purposes. If this be so, Is it good business for this
That Is pushing prohibition W
uge sum o i money to be given away carelessly? Would it yond the joko stage. Keeping the future. We refer to his work g battle royal. Multiplied groves,
member of the state plant whose treese literally grow gold,
[ not be much wiser for the money to be handled through some beer from workmen' Is all _
and the help he. rendered witness how wonderfully it has
‘^organization which would spertd It with the greatest cate and Keeping champagne from the
th at1capacity . toward eradi- been done. Had the state
plant
board been made up o f men of 5 Strength
Progrea
president of a groat railroad is cntfng the dread citrus canker.
Service
anization known
as circumspection 7
Growing citrus fruit
ts the different caliber they might have
Sanford people will do well to think seriously about the quite another matter.
rid."
Many cultured
largest and most important
in^ quit, discouraged.
But
Frank
abhor slang say, “ It’s proposition as made by Miss Marion Crawford which*would
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dually in Florida.
rlda. A Ja
large secIn Jacksonville.
THE JAPANESE Ambassador t l o t f t t f W l U tite'Ys
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“ J" $ n n If.1
(efjeipte
the
social
welfare
societiejjrqflSeminole
county
into
-o---------informs Secretary o f State Hughes EvdQ?, section is interested in It.
Some one may sny that any
___ins are not - dollar one great^ federation and would.'Wiid'to'iio away with dupli that “ grave consequences" may Above all things, it is the found
body
would have done that. May i i i i n i i i i f i i N i i i i i H i i i i i i i n n n n i i i i n
s/.-’ declares Dr. Reman in cation df efforts and put this work in the hands o f trained
ation. of
Floridans marvelous
ioh Interview.
But there workers who could accomplish greater results with much less follow passage of the bill for ex growth and development. We all be so, but Frank Jennin*;s had a
If re
cluding the Japanese effectively, remember how, many years back, part in its actual doing.
plenty o f ninety-eight cent
ward ia to be given for service
expense.
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tain Hunters.
which has not been dono under the
canker made its ap well formed, this one thing enti
Seminole county is rapidly growing. There are many or “ gentlemen’s agreement." Observe thr’liitrus
Swiar TIm
pearance. Those were darkened tles him to be elected governor
For Coqgha' aml 'Colde, Hot
ird Hat is the latest ganizations, all good, that are trying to do charitable and
day*. It seemed as if disaster by a grateful people.
Japan's
attitude
toward
the
United
aches, Neuralgia, Rbeomatifl
Ion rrom Paria. Probably the welfare work. These organizations no matter how careful
States and Australia. -There are
and All Aches and Palm
ner’ received his inspiration
after freely imbibing French the leaders may be, are bound to overlap in their efforts. one hundred and ten million Amer
ALL DRUCqjSTS
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Considerable money, therefore, is wasted and much valuable icans. We welcome Japanese stu
MR. MARTIN’S MISTAKE
JSe and flffe, Jan and tabes
time lost. From a purely business standpoint it looks as if dents and travelers. Australia
TAMPA TIMES
City Sage .mays a
Hospital sin, * 3.00
those
interested
should
get
together
and
endorse
the
forming
strictly
excludes
Japanese
and
all
f
by the company he
it a woman is known of a county federation, or community chest, for doing , this other Asiatics. But Japan doesnt'
If there be any trutn in the people, who has been honored
tba Company she keeps a w a / :great work.
threaten any "grave consequencea” old u y ln g that "Whom tho gods above others by the leadership of B a ia a a a B a a a a a a a a a a a B a a ia a a a B B B a a a B B a a a a a a a a i
woi Id •destroy they first make the great organisation of women
If the plan is a good one, and other cities much larger for Australia.
-Q I .*sma4»H then the political aspira in Florida. It was nothing short
I’t It peculiar how some peo- t)ian Sanford say it is, no time should be wasted in perfecting
are of madness that prompted him to
For Sale— B eautiful
9 room
THE JAPANESE know that tions o f John W. Martin
ckon time? A south Georgia U: here.
doc ned to destruction, fur he drive a finishing nail in hix poli
Australia
means
it.
They
are
, fpdien asked how old. her
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signs tical coffin by flinging his vile in
house.
Located
only
three
rather doubtful about the United o f madness— not the mental
son was, replied that he
de sinuations at such a mark.
It s
HON.
WILLIAM
JENNINGS
BRYAN
has
announced
be. a year old next circus
States, being well aware that some mentia which lands ita unfortun will solidify the women of Flor
blocks from Post Office, reasonhia candidacy for delegate at large from Florida to the Nat of our largest “ interests” and ate victim in tho madhouse, but ida in support o f his opponent, for
ional Democratic convention, and pledges himself to obey any pocketbooks would be glad to get that unreasoning rogo
which Mr. Martin should k n ow ,. if he
ble term s. way the Sanford City Com Instructions given by the voters in the primary. He also says,
takoe possession of n spoiled child does not, that the organize*] wo
cheap
Asiatic
labor.
But
that
la
going about the paving
at'tim es and leads him to smash men o f Florida take a deep and
Jtreets insures this' city that i f the state’s choice ceases to be a candidate before the bor lan't coming In, and it la be hli 'to y s in a fit of passion. Mr. intelligent interest In political
|ving moro,peved streets convention, he will then place in nomination for president, Dr. traying no confidence to tell Japan Mi rtin has
For Sale— Five room buirgralow
doubtiu-i become ntattere and good government, and
,Jon to its size
than A- A. Murphree, president o f the University o f Florida. On that the people o f the United so wwh&t unbalanced ax he sees will resist at the polls the eleva
with all modern conveniences.
t [city In the state.
' glittering priie of the gov- tion of any man to the highest of
hese terms the Times will take pleasure In supporting the Statea are quite ready to accept th
ey orahlp, which has hecn the qb- fice in the gift o f tha state
who
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Coolidgo
has an- treat commoner in his candidacy. We hope, too, that he will the “ grave consequences.”
L arge lot.
Fruit trees M
all
j t f of his fond ambition for resorts, even in a moment o f
l^ h a t he expects to spend >e elected and will wieldL the same potent influence for good
so >• time, fast plipp ng from his chpgrin and rage, to the methods
THE ALLIES gratefully and gr jp .
kinds- Easy term s.
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entice summer in Washing*
of the slum and the dive.
The
h President evidently n the coming convention that he has In past conventions.— cheerfully accept all findings of
•hat may be tha muse o f his governor of Florida must be a
'possibility of returning Melbourne Times. -.
the financial experts led by Gen tei iporary madness, but It ir no gentleman, first o f all.
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Seminole County B&nk
’4 ’per cent Jnterest Paid oiY Savings
rertttot without ever having *
a Washington sum-
Cement was made reesntblg real estate deal
Wanted. The new owner# of
Hynas block aay UJy 'wll^
many improvements ,pn the
lingv. The entire businei# secofiSanford is continually beimptwved.
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THETTENDEftEST WpHD in our language ia home. The
shurce arid center.of all trie saving and helpful Influences
wfiich form American character and determine American ac
tion, come from the family and fireside. No man can hope to
reptesenJt our pwptatyrho fails to embody this ideal In his life.
—ChaUIlcey M.'JJe
Highlander WilV’Support Jennings
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}T!S LAKE REGION
---------He may not be the best orator
Another Influential news paper
has joined the ranks of puiblica- In the field, though he certainly
tlons that are supporting Frank has the ability to make himself
Jennings for govarnor. The Lake heard and understood In good
Walea Highlander came out this plain English, but oratorical abil
week with a statement that the ity la by no means the best t u t
support oI that publication would o f a governor.
What we want most o f all at
be given Jennings In his candi
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dacy
honors. Tallahassee, it seems to this p*ilacy for gubernatorial
gubernatc
, ia a clean, honest, sincere,
The Highlander says:
Png tc
icientious mart, the type of man
Wla’re for Frank J ennings fo r
who wUI stand for what is b u t
Eased forty-eight
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percei
cent governor.
add cleanest in our state life and
W |y?
ng the
ti
Ira past year. During
Because In the conscientious who wili exert hia efforts along
Mist
erioa deposit* In Miami
passed but slightly over opinion o f the editor of this paper
lines an
[cen t. Thu* Sanford is Mr. Jennings is by all odds the “
* "that
w o i ail
S
lioyb
st man In the race, the man Who
* run for her
iXstands out
Arid/
Frpnk
Jennings
the most likely to maka a govly conjhNtWnga.
ing city in' trnor o f whom we will be proud tho Wrongest for such
Junction, Jowa, reEva Brets, mayor;
treaaurer;
Nellie
r. and tha follow
woman: Mra. /Allen
json Mrs. Shglck, Mrs
aruj Mrzl
Riehle
anii
* u a -i felahL,
stranger than fiction,’
iphanss, smiling in his
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M
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FAVO
R ITE STORIES
ten hundred acre* o f
By-IRVIN
8. COBB
Parted from a cigarette
m from an airplane near
A well-known publisher, while a well-known club pretty wall
Tennessee. Capper’ s
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that newspapers of calling on a rich author—oh, yes, ■plffed.
'’Where did you get it, Blank 7<
11 contain numerous th*re are such things as rich au*.
aired an envious friend. _
eidents caused by ar- thorn— complained about tha Uek
o f good champagne in the pres
" " y s s f c ent era. .
year o f the vintage.
Tbe writer, with a
"Oh, I see,” said
•"ft, sunbnonei a
“ Ira
present. “ A best seller
and decanted
preof
a wine cellarinto the
r e ft?
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ex use for his outrar.-uoua attack
W « hold no brief for th* lady
up n the character ami reputa- in question. She needs no de
i t. of one o f the best known wo fense at our hands. Her position
rn# i o f the state, u lady who in the womanhood o f the state is
eta ds high on an infinitely high too well assured to be Injured by
er llano than Mr. Martin can ev tbe malicious inuendoes of a los
en conceive of, who has always ing and disappointed candidate.
ROOMS 501-2
b u t noted for tbe purity of her They will certainly react With
f
pal dotism, her xeahu i Intcre u tremendous force egainst him
REPUBLICAN LEADERS in in the woi fare of H or Ida and its self.
Largest Insurance Agency in Sanford*
Chicago suggest that General
First National Bank B ld g .---------------------- Phone
Dawea o f “ Hell-and-Maria” and
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reparations fame, may accept the
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Republican nomination if anything
PLANT CITY COURIER
should happen to President Coolla a a B B B a a B B a a g y B B iia a a B a a B B a a a a a a a a B B a a a a a a a a a i
Idge. At present Coolidge ia not
jre
Is
frequent
complaint
formed.
They
knew
what
was
planning to let anything happen
the nawapapers in tbe Unlt- going to occur, yet to the last
to him.
Jates, as a whole, do not ra moment they increased their ef
the sentiment of the people, forts to deed vo.
SOME ONE in Wall Street bet
The Republican press o f the
if special minorities whose
two
thousand . dollars against
its they serve. We do not entire country is belittliityt
La
presidential r aspira
twenty- thousand dollars that Al
believe this, bat there are Follette’s
A Bank whose methods are modern and proible ’f&cts which ehow that tions. Yat they know, beyond ail
Smith'will be the nejtt President
r nrreooive.
me instances, at least, the question, that if LaFoliette Is
o f the^Unlted States. You would
Whose tellers and officers want to know yoq
It a poor index of thq pub- not satisfied with the platform 2
call to* to one gpod odds. But a
personally, and ore eager to help y0U in any
adopted
at
Cleveland
he
will
head
)lnd. *
thousand to one would be better,
matter requiring Individual attention.
IStriking' example may. be a third party, and that If he
in Ifucontin.
Practically does h* will command sufficient 3
foi]
Where
ycur account Is welcome and appre*
MR.^THOMAS, president o f the
daily In that state is anti- strength to Spilt the g. o. p.
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elated,
though
It may be one of modest aige,
wide
open.
Pennsylvania State College^ says
lliette to the last ditch,
The facilities and helpful service of our or
have fought him in season
A good many things are not
the bdek-aaw ,'drjVe} .hey* from
out , for the last twenty what tho papers make them
ganization are at your disposal. We will be
the fafm. You know the buck-saw.
In the campaign for tho seem.. Make believe, assuming a
glad lo have you call am} talk with one of oar
o f course. - You put a log o f wood
_ a n delegates to the na- non-existent state o f affairs and
officers with regard to opening your account
on the saw'buck, put one foot on
, convention, those paper j talking as It it were the truth,
rt with us.
ssing
unanimously for Coolidge. is playing an ever inereasi
the log, then you saw back and
to have read one or all o f part In public business. By that
its .
forth, occasionally greasing the
i self government is poison
papers three days pefore
•avr, until that chore la done.
Above everysetion, a stranger would ed i t the source.
The work is good fo r you, tak
concluded that
LaFollet“ Z.
Z ; - - p U . on whom
impalgn was a Joke, and the ‘ responsibilities of govern
ing fat o ff the front and strength,
ha Would be shamefully ment rest are entitled to tho
But
emng muscles
muscies o if re*
enlng
the back. out
facta. 1 nthe Ignf run, Jn a
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A
the votes were^ cast
You can attach a saw to an auto
vktor
wheel, Jack up the rcer
Ism w
id saw In ooo morning
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will be glad to accept the German
billions' as outlined.
No such gladness and cheerful
ness unobserved In Germany, how
ever.
F. LANE
. NEWSPAPERS AND THE PUBLIC
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MRS. WALTER WIGHT, Society Editor.
Mu
[Social
The Westminster Club 0
the home o f Miss Fern .Ward at
3:30 o ’clock Monday afternoon,
assisting Misa, Ward in entertain
ing was Mrs. Donald Whiteomb.
There was a very good attendance,
twenty-nine members being pres
e n t,
The regular business , meeting
was held and quite a bit of bus
iness transacted. Mrs. Bower an
nounced that sha would give •
picnic for the girls on Thursday
afternoon, April 17.
A social meeting was then held
and icre cream and' cake surfed. -
Phone 493^.
s ic a l p a r a g r a p h s
B Y F. 3. M.
lalenda t
Mrs. Harper Hostess St. Agnes Guild Meets
To Pipe Organ Club With Mrs. Coleman
B
X
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Putnam Stevens. Mr.
Put Imperial PoUnorth America. Mr. and
mu have been in Son.,
th^ put week and while
eits of- the- McmteT h e y ^ p ^ rt thilj
« attached to Sifjfpn
return next winter fo
r.
•
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t for Palm
Mone Mr. and Mra. E. F.
who have been the gueats
nd Mn. T. O. Owens.
■DERATION MEET ...
linole County FederaI Women’s Clubs will
Oviedo at 11 o'clock on
J*j, at the Woman’s
ieuse. Everybody *. Irt•ttend. Mueh business
oitsnce is td be trmns-
motored ^to her country - home’ on
Lake Banina, which -hi; has pur^
chased this winter and *on
she has made many attractive Im
provements ft. . From here the par
ty motored to Orlando for lunch
eon, after which Mrs. Keelor J»*rd«
ed the train • -for her northern
home.
BATTERIES
• A party of young people motor
ing to OTlando Sunday were, Miaa
Jewel Carter. Mrr Bryce. Mias An
na Mason, Misa Maud Tyre, Miss
Drane Roberts and Mr. Bryce, and
Ed Moye,
P .A .M e r o
General Auto Repaint
h
Phones:
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JU*hl
Day, 391.
THE EXUDE
BATTERY STATION
si
Passing through Sanford Mon*!
J .y bn the way to New York fo r i'
J ____
’ V I.U in 8 Mr*. E
,
is a prescription for
Malaria,
fl00*’ Chills and Fever, Dengue or Bil
Ssmariton Hospital for some time, ious Fever. It kills the germs.
suffeiing from the result of In
juries received by a fall.
Spring Lake, spent the day in Sanford Monday, on their'
'
way
1 : homo
from Daytona where they have
been spending some time. Thay
twite the boat for Jacksonville
A •D o » « U «
NEWS FOR WOMEN OF SEMINOIiE COUNTY
•&
Jack Meyer of Bradentown. Mr.
and Mrs. Meyer were the week
end guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Jojonnsen of Ov iedo.
M r home on Sanford Heights for
I* doy or two is Mrs. Howard
Smith of West Palm Beach. Mrs.
Smith goes to Orlando tomorrow
to return next week to spend,a.
week or two hero with Mrs. Doug
lass.
tl.iati
TUES,
Mrs. R. S. Keelor'Ieft^ Sunday
for her heme in East Orange, N.
J. During the three months that
“ m , and Mrs. 0. 0. O'Bryan of Mrs. Koefor has been in Sanford
Cleveland, Ohio, b u t' who have this year, she has been the recip
n spending the winter in San- ient of many socUl attentions and
>
’ e been in DeLand for thei also an honor goets of many par
d have
t two or three days. Mr.' ities. Sundays in company with
ryan who represents the Or- her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
e .Belt Line, was attending to
Iness in Dclatnd.
\':n
»
^Returning to their home at Gane fljn
^are Mr. and Mra. Endor Cur
lett and Mra. Curlett’s mother,
Mrs. Eichner. The Curletts have
been attending tho Ponce de Leon
celebration at St. Augustine anil
.visiting. Mrs. Curlctt’a sister, Mrs.
dharlea Brumley, for the past ten
Leaving for Haatinga today, ia
Miss Glaijyce Wilson, where ahe
will go to work during the potato
aeason.
Mil/,
*:i; n o k i It
Cooking
IS.OOUown lirlnit*
faeuirx . r q Uu H e
any
tirpewrrller,
Uno.l us
njnke.
now. Ask to see
ons.
{ D em ons-
11. a. PO X it
Pvoplva
tlanli
. tration
I'hunr 33a
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BUILD STR E N G TH
LADIES
JThe body depends entirely on the
Afcod for strength. II the blood is
(Mo. impure and undernourished,
strength la impaired, your vi
and your G S L 2
To the hundred of homes without gds—and to other "hun-
Let US do the most dreds with gas rates high—The New PerfecUon CHI .Stove
brings a new conception of cooking comfort. It
lightens
.im portant part o f your kitchen cares, (tnd gives womsn more free timd, The higher
I ° S a S » a 5 B kSS? Spring Cleaning. San- roomier top and extra shelf apace are-step-saving conveni
biidi u u° m^ket^ich.0rcdl(S , ford M attress Factory ence. The new straight-leg design is »turdy, compact, easily
pore.
Good red blood
health, strength and new vigor.Fortify your body against
it disease.
1 it stronger, more health:
healthy by
LEON ARDI’S
E L IX IR
TH E BLOOD, the ideal tonic
purifier.
Ask for LEO N I’S E L IX IR In the yellow
RefuaO all substitutes. At
fists.
The St.. Agnes Guild held its
The Pipe Organ Club met Mon
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Rive and
day afernoon with Mra. Harper on regular meeting with Mrs. Ben children and Mr. Rive's
father
West Third Street. The meeting Coleman on Monday afternoon nt spent the week-end here with Mr.
3:30 o’clock, with Mrs. Paul Big and Mrs. ^id Rives.
gers. assisting.
The regular business was attenThe district manager o f Rinj
the Easter Bazaar and cooked food ed tty and discussion was held as and Company of'Jacksonville., i
la here
sale.' The following chairmen were to a .Easter box to be sent to a W. A. Branscom
appointed: Baaaar, Mrs. Craig mountain girl whom they cloth. several days on justness.
Harris; rummage, Mrs. W. M. Plang, .were made for the holding
of aw cooked fod ‘ sale;’ Saturday •.lAt « e t y mWqCUHC J p .IP . U Wl ;
press, Mrs. Snaron; membbrsnip, afteif Easter. It being Holy'Week for the afternoon, Sunday were
Miaa Anna Mason, Mist .'Maud
iU a-Lealip .Bryan: progranr, Mrs. no refreshments were served.
Those present were Mesdamcs Tyre,’ Misa Drane RoMrts) Miss
A. M. Philip', and entertainment,
Raymond Philips,
Whit*-*Jewel CwHwr; awjfrHd Moye.
’.V*'
i p . Benjamin0
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w iR w rr -A t the conclusion of the busi-lner, Jr., Clerke Leonard/, MatSpondin’g Sunday in Sanford,
ness session,- the hostess, assisted hews,
HRMcKee,
,
L.King, l)erb;y, Beld*
Overlin, Robson, McRory, were Mr. and Mrs. Riley o f Or
y Mrs. Volte William* and Mrs. ing,
om Moore, served ice cream and Minnrik, and Biggeds, and Miss lando,- visiting Mrs. Riley’s .father
and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Quigg
Favors,suggest lye o f Easter Sarlta Lake.
on Oak Avenue.
were found on each plate. The
A- eongental party motoring to
next meeting w ill‘'b e 'w ith -M r * .
Mr. Hassel Brown, formerly of
Craig Harris on West First Street Weklva, Sunday, honoring Miss
at 3:30 o’clock Tuesday afternoon, Rachenl Cornatzer of New Jerse; Sanford, now connected with,the
wero Mr. and Mrs. McMIchael American Fruit Growers, and'liv
April 22.
Peter Schaal, Miss Alberta Ay- ing in Orlando, is leaving for Hast
The guest this week of Miss Cock, Miss Ruth Gillon. Miss Allle ings to be located there during tho
B l W 1. Miss Martha potato season.
Sarita Lake is Miss Martha Mur- Glllon, li
phree of Gainesville, the daughter Brown, Miss Anna Lee and Mr.
Leaving for Daytona, Tuesday
of Dr. A. A. Murphree of the Uni Systfunk.
are Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Richaqjson,
versity of Florida.
Commander R. A. Tcrheun, of where Mis. Richardson,will take
Conferring with the city author tho . Florida Department of the the train for Miami. Mr. Richard
ities Monday was Joseph E. Craig Spanish American War Veterans son will return to Sanford, but
o f Jacksonville, consulting engi left Monday on a tour o f inspec Mrs. Richards will spend several
neer. While In the city Mr. Craig tion to the camps o f Tampa »nd weeka la Miami, the guest o f Mrs.
St. Petersburg.
Benjamin.Hodges. x
is a guest o f the Valdez Hotel.
for their home In Port-
1
Announcement
o f___________
the birth,, 0
and
Mre.iHoward LeGel
ette of
: a
------(tosdhtly with firs. /Ditjle., .,
Cairo, Georgia. Mr. LeGette is
f Mrs. Lola .LsGstte
the s o n o________
______ . and
m
3&rt. L. I4, Milllken of Stl Ptera- the brother o f Mrs. W. C, Hill of
burg„ who has been visiting In this place.
Miami, spent Sunday and Monday
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Wishing to visit Sanford next
Cm c k . ■
ear Mr. and Mrs. Q. E. Lin of
'ew York, wH6 have been guests
Returning from Lakeland where 0f tj,e Montezuma for the past two
pending 1
they have
M, and Mrs.np
rl,lCw
Jl ■Tuesday
W
M
k,> M
r’ chattanooge.
and Mrf- Un ,eft
Fr
n r ; .r.
are air.
Mr.
Fred
Walfor
dron of Lansing, . Miohlgau,
trill be in' Sanford for several I Attending the Press Association
<tys.
at Cocoa are Mr. and Mrs. Holly
and Mias Mildred Holly, who will
in
San■it te n d in g the week-end
not return to Sanford until after
Valdez Ho- Easter, they having planned to
of the Vi
D.' twir
tel .l^»
were , - cV *and
tour thd'Eaat
the'Ei ‘ “Ceert.
"
v
j,nJ Mrs. Georgew u
Young
St. Auguatlnf, and
and Mra.
Mrs.
,,,_ of ___________M.
,t .
ii t ” i?f Yourigatown, O.,
Encouraging news has been reand! C. II. Turtle of St. Augustino. Ccived by ^Irs. T. B. Bryan, sis-
Music week will be celebrated In hold hints to housewives. The
Sanford May 4-11, Many interest complete sport results, animal
ing programs wilt have a share in stories, with the review of the*
thisnotable movement of the Jhh* ron hnd steel industry, and fin
j T S i n U c i « i e * i i i tion’s "Unity, iii Music."
. ishing w ith, the “ Correct Time”
Irk Bigger* at *3
for midnight, fa n y ou beat it?
The man who haa learned to love
T Duplicate Bridge muaic hap in hii reach an unfail*
Frederick Btock has been con1 with Mrs. Sam ing source of Joy.
|meet
. r . . duct or of the Chicago Symphony
I Orchestra nineteen years. He . Mr. and Mrs. Benja
ku^°Encdayor of the
Mendelssohn , was an, e x p e r t'« m e to Chicago in 1895 to ta lc man motored to'Osteen Oft
horseman, an expert swimmer,
... first viola in Thomai* Orchestra.
wimmer, an
* ? £ . M o e i r expert billiard player and an ex-|
Mr. and Mrs. Baumel and son.
ttr aill K‘ « a Picnic pert chess player.
Louis XIII not oniy cultivated Julian, spent the day in Orlapdn,
;mlnster girl*.-All the
music with success but composed Sunday.
ited to meet at Mrs.
Gushing Lady, (at a muiscate)— -as well. His Amyrillis is wall
2-30 o'clock. In caao “ Don’t
to Euatis Sunday were
'
‘ you think ‘her singing known.,*
gav*
many
^ws He
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. vcorifcert*
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W admitted
,♦ «t the Presbyterian heavenly?”
only those who.____
* m m Mr. and Mrs. Don Blshqp und Mr.
I o’clock.
Cyrus— “ Well I'll go so far as music, and never allowed’ women, and Mrs. Walter Coleman.
Wednesday
to say it is unearthly.”— Musical for sai<l he: "They can not keep
lj« Turner Circle o f the Mifror.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hawkins
silent."
ltil£h will meet with
are leaving Wednesday to attend
Wolfe at 3:30 o’clock.
’ Will radiophone improve music - The Metropolitan Opera House tho Press Association at Cocoa.
Thursday
America’' is answered by
Mr. will be enlarged to an additional
tttn Club will meet Freude In the “ Dally News" of seating capacity of 1,000. Each
After si iding several days the
L B. Lewis at 3 o'clock. Detroit. And among other things performance here .costa between guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Spen
r Curlett of Genera he says “ Radio will carry music $14,000 and $15,000.
cer of Haines City, Mrs. J. Si W il
the Idlers at lunch- into tens of thousands of homes
son has returned to her home here.
and so provide not only enjoyment
Madam Lila Lehman (greatest
Motoring to Winter Park Sun
ftford Association o f Bui* but a cultural Influence, home is of Wagner’s sopranna) was giving
will hold their regu- the basia of nil real civilization/
lessona on her seventy-sixth birth day were Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Bag*
( at the Valdes Hotel
“ Music by radio will tend to day in 1923. She said. “ Life is gott, Mrs. Messer and Miss Pern
clock.
Americanise the alien population." j too sh t to indulge In '-birthday ward.
Sr
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Friday
Mr. Freude objects to the “ hodge
- - S
o. 2 will hold an Easter podge” program prbyidod
Dr. and Mrs. Coleman of Mar
j t nd Saturday at the ous stations. I|sncy.{ J istjH ^ g ^ in " The.National Federation of Mu- tin’s Ferry, Ohio,.have been visit
HCy,
in g 'for the past month with Mr.
Chittenden will enter- one evenihg to a taUpurfe* h r opera sic Clubs offers a prize of $100' and Mrs. T. J. Miller.
weather forecasts, agricultural fe- for the best essay on the topic,
r of Mrs. J. C. Benson ports, baseball scores, dosing! the National Federation of Music
klixk.
Mrs. and Mrs. C. D. Brumley of
prices of bonds, Jack rabbit stories,; Clubs as a Constructive Force in
Saturday
' . . . visiting nursery service, m'ixup; America,
Chuluota wero in -Sanford Mon
Organ Club will hold with a concert by a singing socleday. Mr. Brumley was attending
■
Easter Baaaar. cooked
ty, a recital of Irish songs, a tenor, I Concentration Is the most help to several buainesa matters.
[and Easter egg sale at s' banjo, a saxophone solo; som fc'fiirm iality a student can have. •
r, Paint tSore In the W
Mrs. Endor Curlett has a» her
drums, a reading from the balcony
....... * . j i i ____ ____ a
tt _
ling, all day.
guest,
her mother, Mrs. Eichner
scene of “ Romeo and Juliet." a
We have had our “Telephone
Vs Btory Hour at Library tonnr solo and “ The Bitterness of
Age” . 8hls Is the "Saxophone of Baltimore, who has been win
tering in Florida.
jck.'
Love,".<a negro spiritual, “ Nobody
to. 2 of the Westminster khows thft Trouble I Seen." “ The Age,^ __ It Is recently estimated
there
are
400,000
saxophone
p
lay
-!
[ hold a benefit Easter
A party motoring to Orlando
Evning Star Song" from .W ag ers in the United tSates.
k at 4 o'clock at Central
Sunda wero Miaa Georgia Mob*
ner’s Tannheuaser, mixed up with
timely hints on house and gurden,
The Curtiss Institute of Music ley, Miss Elizabeth Puleston and
a
short
talk
“The
Well
Dressed
which
opens soon In Philadelphia Harry Wimbish.
;IAL NOTICE
kUire Department o f the Man," a bedtime story, getting is richly endowed by Cyrus H. K.
Mrs. H. G. Atkins of Chelsaa,
IClub will not hold their health by osteopathy. All this Curtiss, publisher of the Ladies’ Mass., spent Monday visiting the
again
mixed
up
with
Chopins
Pd^
Home
Journal
and
Saturday
Eve
pestinr Wednesday of
shops,
Mrs. Atkins has been
lonaise, winding up with house- ning Post.
spending the winter in Daytona.
KITH PHELP8 .
1just been received b f
death of Misa Ruth
kughter, of Mr. and Mrs.
of SL AugMgttdc.
was a former reslford and was for aevemployed in the office
A. K. Powers And alao
aber Of Cdfhftlrce,
family connexion
aber of friends' h ere to
bad endeared herself by
ninrr personality.
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cleaned. The only 100* * oil stove on the market.
402-M I
Everybody invited.
Ball Hardware Company
“ B ” Radio
Batteries
Ball H ardw are Co.
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EASIER Footwear in fascinating variety ia Here for
your choice. Novelties distinctly of the new season are
found in Slippers designed expressly for smart holiday
vs.vis«iwire.
eaaaa fashioned
attainuuvu tia
LBIl ll«rs
occasions, rand
in ivnvao
colors niiu
and IRUIIIB
fabrics that
harmonize with Spring costumes. Inatep-ornaments, criss-cross
straps, pump patterns, and ilainty cut-outs, alt add ** **■“
variety and attractiveneas o f this Easter footwear.
Another
W h ite Style
New Silk Underwear For Easter
The comfortable boxwood
heel la a favorite, althoughmany smart -styles
boast
slim French heels fo r those
who prefer them.
Hrnspa, in these kid allpgracefully strapped fit >
•"kle or Instep.
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■ lots on sale all
^ this week. AU new Gowns,
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Teddies, Bloom-
Lilt LA »-
Lot No. 1 Beautiful SUk Vests of Jersey, SUk for
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B*y on the north to the Louisiana
layoui on the south, said to be
PALO-ALTO, Cal., Apr. 12.—
u A W K t m 'iiii as*.| A p m ix.-—
coming.
Stanford University has adopted Entries from all sections o f the
country are In prospect for the
Mississippi -A. M. College of the motto “ athletics for all.*'
University o f
Whether athletic teams win or second annual
Starkvilla, winner o f 1023, is said
lose, the fundamental purpose of. Kansas relay games, April 19.
ugain to be strong with Gatehell, Stanford's physical activities *ie The athletic association has an
right man, and the javelin to turn out a large 'nuirtber of nounced it ia certain there will
men whose bodies ore developed be a larger representation than
rowing ace, Priester.
as well as their minds.
Facili last year, when-BOO i t t l i M H W i f
ties are provided not merely for 77 institutions competed.
The indoor season just closed
Louisiana
Skate tUniversttyv the few -m en who cun “ make”
rurtner-up fo r the Georgia Tech the varsity sport squeda, but for saw. many records fall and gave
evc^y hian In- the urtlvnrsity.
promise of a Classy outdoor
challenge trophy in 1923, is anThis plan was evolved by Paul
9thef flashy, squad that is en Davis, graduate mahager o f the
tering; while a conference new student-body.
He and his-staff
Purple
Tigers
df the
Vtaouncomer In
Bewancc
is Rttle
strong.
The have laid plans for. a gradual
o f athletic
facilities
tain institution have always In extension
the past sent forth a husky extending Over n period o f 20
years, by which time the enroll
team o f track and field men.
A number o f . experts o f south ment o f men ia expected to reach
ern sports, in picking a dark 4,000. ItfeSns o f Physical welfare
' horse for '.the event, cast their will keep pht;e with the growth
: vote toward Clemson. Tho South 'o f the student body.
At present nine football fields
Carolina college lost spring sent
to Montgomery
a promising are in usC. There ura two base
crew, and probably will be
in ball fields, and It is planned to
mako three more.
Ten tennl*
better trim this rea r.
. Vanderbilt, Georgia Tech and |courts are in use, and eventually
Maryland In 1923 pointed in sev there Will bo 20. Another s V - 1eral events and are to be watch ming pool will supplertiurr: the
ed this year. It is agreed.
Ea- present one. Other equ.p nen; for
iccially did Whelchel o f Georgia outdoor sport now upon to the
'cch. display sk ill. In throwing students includes two tracks, two
polo fields and two soccer fields.
CUlPS TO BE GIVEN AT AQUATIC MEET
f
v<
wlur
BEES WORK TOO HARD
(Alabama
University, University
of Georgia. Alabama Polytechnic
Institute, Upiversity
o f Florida.
University o f Mississippi, Tulane,
Kentucky, University of Virginia,
V. M. L, V. P. I., Washington ana
Lee ana tho Ur.*/crsity of Ten
nessee.
~ . - The ib m c js n cut o f i the $IC00 set o f sterling, silver Trophies to be given to the winners of the ^Florida State Aquatic Meet held at
Major John L. Griffith, commis
Rollins Col logo April 2C, 11124. .The set is composed a t $ I of tho most beautiful dups over presented In this section of the country. They sioner o f athletics in the western
; .hava been givgn by seme bf the many spart lovprs of Winter I’nrk an d Orlando, nnd have created much interest nnd enthusiasm among the conference, has been Invited to
attend the southern track gath
high schools n il'o v e r t fid State. Henry Kurt and M. J. Dnetwjrler, the two nun who «rc responsible'for the gathering together o f .“ This ering as an honorary referee.
Men showing well In the south
■**’ 1)onvh of tin” ns one o f tlnbn has called it,, have together with others pi uced the Str.fe Aquatic Meet on the top of the Jist in the Southeast AthletfcW orld. The W orld Wide News, Pathe News ami other publications consider it a favor to receive articles and pictures o f this Meet and ern meet this spring will bo air
lowed to compete in the Olympic
- are not only most willing to use anything r.ont them, but have request ed that articles and pictures be sent their editors.
Inals at Boston without having
.o enter the district tryouts.
A rix story apartment house on
* New York hillside has been erect-,
cd on * steel framework intseud
of brick or stone foundtaion to
save expense of construction.
Eligibility <4 Each Entrant Will
ur Determined Before lie lx
Allowed to Compete— Ruling
■of Thti'Association.'
Second Annual
Track arid
m
E
Jordan of tain* ^
to be president of |
eminent st Florid*
for Women for the
succeeding Mabel Mi
ami, who has served
rWSweMll* Jlotdan
wt nest year. * .
Ida Holmes, of J*
chosen vice pre
member of the
class. Elltsbeth
of Jacksonville *
of Sanford, both t
year's Sophomore i
secretary and tei
lively.
Cornelia Colson of <vj
next ydar Junior.
chief.
The house pmldtf
from the Junior andg
sa o f nelt year in j
Broward, Mary PHmu
see; Bryan,' Hortens*!
pa; Reynolds, Louts* 1
i; Jennie Murphm,
oylan, Orlando; jZ
phree Annex, Ruth 1
sbnville; Elisabeth, Do
Strong, Miami.
Virginia Voweil of (
been eelccted editor-®.
"Flastacowo,” the ana
Ida State College U
Elisabeth Sanford of '
act as assistant «|
and the remaining mu
ta ff follow: Buiisa
inrian Watkins, Oik
Using manager, Ms
Tampa: assistant tan
ager, Myra Burr, T il
ture editor, Elitabed
Key W est; literary «|
fred Holden; athletle
garet Way, Oriando;
Emily Sanderson, Kji
sistant art editor, Cc
fett, Pensacola.
B
S
WITH SEABREEZE 8CIIOOL
i/C
iu n iiu . Ajit,
i t — Loilia
Liuuia Os
viaDELAND,
Apr. 12—
sinsky who has given much assist
ance to Stetson University, has
signed up as Athletic director and
PL E N T Y OF SPORTING GOODS:
j
coach of the Seabreeze high school’.
Ossinsky is a student at Stetson, Base Ball Supplies, Fishing Tackle. Bicycles and Bicycle I
and in addition to his playing on
Bathing Suita, Bathing Shoes and Caps.
1
the various teams, he has given his
AT TH E SPORTSMAN STORE
aid to the coaches in training the
freshman bnseball, basketball and
S A N F O R D C Y C L E COMPACT.
football teams.
Field
Held at Montgomery,
poets;
stand
out
as
contenders-inv
Prof. D. B.' Slmver (principal), Daselrull Fnndom Anxiously
MONTGOMERY, Ala., Apr. 16.
Await Ihe Opening of What chief. Behind them the Chicago —Track and field representative!*
| 'H igh
School,; Kissimmee
and
Cuhs, an aggressive outfit that has
Rids Fair to lie Banner elimbod~ap\vard steadily tMo last of tho major Dixie colleges will
president o f tye Florida High
• School Athletic-, Association, W.
Year of the Game In Every three years, and tho heavy hitting gnther here for the nccond ftnnuai
Southern Conference field play,
11. Casscls, pritcipul o f IHlntku
R csikcI— Most of Teams St. Louis Cardinals loom as trou May 9 and 10.
High School unci vice-president of
ble-makers,
while
the
Boston
AppAir-TVTIc Strengthen Braves, rejuvenated under Dave
this association, and J. M. GrowLust year some 150 athletes
! ell, prinelpnl of* St. Augustine
ed Materially In Line-Up. Bancroft and boasting a fine young representing 15 southern colleges
‘ ' High School nnd secretary-treas
hurling eon's, are the “ dark horse" and universities vied for two days
urer of tho 8tat£ athletic body,
(Il>- Tin* .%»«iM-lnln! 1'frn*)
o f the race. Brooklyn nnd Phil in Cramton Bowl here, and the
have been assured by the Govern- . N EW YORK, Apr. Hi.—T h e ; adelphia do not figure to escape m?et was declared nuccesnf^l fjom
,
ing Comittcc o f tho Florkla'Stnto
every Btundpoint, A bigger atlair.i
forces qt JJUvJvt JW
j the second division.
.
wJ?
mJM*
ynliA.f with ithe*
nope that .springs eternal «t tiie
d o ^ - A p h -20,■ ‘ they win m force harrici, even among those clubs
the eligibility rules o f thr state | that must inevitably
find th*>irj
association,, according t o i:a con own level irt second divisin depths j
stitution nnd by-laws.
— inaugurate their 1924 pennant
These three men, profntfient in campaign Tuesday.*
-were recently elected to vntfuryp
Fnndom east nnd west is keen ]
secondary education . in Florida, |y aw'aiting the opening shout o f
Were ’recently elected to executive’ “ play ball" that will mark tho
positions in tho state utldctlc cfoso o f thu lo n g '"o ff season" the
body - nnd are determined to en end o f tho spring training' grind
force eligibility rules during
the a n d ‘ Bdfid tho 10 major longue
coining ,y«n r.
teams o ff on a tattle for suprem
From the beginning, four yours; acy thjft IwllL not clone until tho
ago, the governing committed or last week in Scpembcr.
. this, .ajyimjng championship event I The. chjjtf fight in .both .major
has enforced these
cUgl'Hty leagues this year in clean cut, a
‘ Ttftai *htlievinjf thnt high •stltool combined attack by seven 'clubs in
officials should have full siifdorl each circuit In dislodge the mightyin .this matter nnd knowing tput V * a• . . |« I Y I n f « 4 , > • n A ' V ft
atieh stiles and -Tegulut ions have
been made for tho benefit o f
The foods your children cat,
those .who entered athletic events.
Eligibilty rules urc ns follows:
today
determine
their
Section Nine, Constitution -* nnd'
strength anti health in later
By-laws.
. --.
years.
(a ) In order to represent
a
slktsd: In'Sny'branch o f athletics,
n contestant must bo u bona tide,
pludcnt-bon* fide, , inclining one non intnvl, aru overwhelming fa
Remember this; they must
who is regulurly enrolled nnd vorite* to twt dinmiiml history with
have well balanced meals.
ioce:-* *iu addition to* th e 'r e another American, Longue .pen’
Their food shqultl contain
q u irem en ts as set forth, in see- Mint. " TWirnlt ' wtih ImproVcd
the right amount of mineral
b, c, d. c,‘ f , ‘ g, h 'a n d ' l ’ of pitching,, u heavy attack.' but
wcukncn around »ccund base and
Section Nine.
salts. These Halts act as bono
—
M usi-register wifliin the with only * n fair defense and
building material.
« iicgiiutiivg tTevelaml, n hnrrf hitting outfit
'. f t p tinriii/- mound corps, loom-a* yie chief *riH B B H P W H H V V i represent h u vals^ofitHen tpikSes. wholbank up
Bakings that are made of
MMonohool ia •ny-branoln o f •uthlotica.- on their In-itmint huniifkt corp**.i
i
In case of later registration, t|U» nn*J.an nf(eio>ire Ivpd ,hy Bane
good
plain white Hour and
| XJeprincipal o f .thu setionl tn quo*- Rutli to t’Jiuc the path io- another
baking
powder contairi the
>
. >
)’
tlon shall file the nccc.mury In- triumph.
necessary
amount of mincrul
'’ •' formation
with
the. president,'
X:
. .. .who will decide * upun Uiu cligfcsails. Allow your children to
iUUtjvfcald information to be up- Ht, Loai»_irri>»ii(3, juqvidcd Uuorge
cat heartily of these bakings
,>v on the -regulation blanks ’o f the Sisjcr regain* his old form, prom
together with fruits und dairy
ise to Mf? £Arn>idal>l«r fnclurs, but
onsociatidlVm
Wnshingtsnh'xnd the AVhito Hox,
products. This forms an ideul
fr ) Must bo umbT 21 year# of both under new mnnngers, have
food
balance..
: n ' Ago,
not shown snilugh to rank them
y *• 19 ) .Must bo an uudorgrailaate. .pqp'Og the renUndeis.
,.t
L
(or'Cannbt represent 0 schod
Tho (liagts nlsp are generally
» ' . jo ju iy .branch - o f athletic* for picked to finish again in. front and
When making quick, rising
. TiftCP than four.years— fopr.
■ftrifiii m r mnblTtnn John ‘ McGrgw
breads and pastries such us:
n t*J apply to high Hcnuol athletics or once before failed to gain after
biscuits, muffins, cakes, waf
*(• any Idfcondary achoql o f simibir wlnnbig three straight punnapts.
I ; standing. In spoclal cases,
stui Bat'*tl?q National League,
fles, etc., don’t fail to like
IT dFnts s>f> tjie eighth grndo may be niqnv fori-.ed to rebuild.thvir piuhCulumet-*—the economy Bak
i .1 'eligible to play, upon approval of i n r 's l a f f after its collupse lust
ing. PoWder. It contains more
] 1 the president, this not to affect fall and to reconstruct proctienliy
ff-l four years In high school. *
than .the ordinary leavening
lh(4 r infield and outfield, fnco u
v. - ( f ) Must hove passed in euch more formidable task, than tho
strfljpgtfj— it's the purest and
ISx, -.of threc4 unit subjects, and. have Yankee*. The rincm paU , Had*,
surest leavcner made. That’s
an average passing in four unit buttresse*! by the best .twirlor* In
subjects in thq .semester previous the league but lacking Some of
why it helps make your flour
51 tq^lhg M** HH-wnich ho wi-dies to tlu> McGrow attack, und tho Pitts
foodff light and easily digestrepresent a school in uny brand) burgh Pirates, with a ntrong ofK * o t" klMiilct»< • vuV
fV
fenaivo and good twirling -pros■fl.’ - (g ) Must be maintuinind a
B V tV f— l " 1’ Jivoragu us deUrntined
by the faculty o f the whool he
C EN T,
■..GAIN OF Sttifl
Millidhk of mothers use Calg P ^ " ^ lr t e s 't o represent in ouch of
deposits
MIAMI. Apr. IpUj
‘fmiet’Tiaily
Because they are
» * ’ three unit subjects and an aver- here showed a gain’ i
*r rent
interested,
in
their children's
|- age passing grade in four unit for fno yea rciuiifigv
, HKM,
B Y sabjecti, and a satisfactory grade according" to a siimt!
welfare—
their
present and
if statuK
ia '’ conduct, during that part of merits submitted to tl
b; compr
future health.
Rk the semester which preceded any troller. Total resource*
wti game in which ho wishes to par time amouated fu I |4fi,8fl
while deposit* totaled IJO
be on amateur oc- an increase of * 14jfiS.r),488
TIN t
L I. A / A . . rulings twelve-month perfodL
. exception— no high
STRENGTH IN
lit' ahall- bo leliflblo
leived any comuensa- o f community which tl
r for participating in servea shall be eligible
contests.
sent hie school in anyl
Your children*s
F l o r i d a btati
f o r WOMEN, Apt
D o Y ou K
Citrus
Do you know that, according to the most conservative esti
mates, Florida has lost $30,000,000 this year because o f the disor
derly marketing of the citrus crop ? .
Do you know that this heavy loss to the growers is in fact a loss
to every legitimate business interest in the state, meaning that
much less mond£ in the banks, that much less trade at the stores
and that much less general prosperity?
Do you know that the conditions which have brought about the
present deplorable citrus situation must be* speedily corrected or
the greatest industry of Florida will be done irreparable injury
and the progress of the
state
given a severe set-back?
»
*
Do you know that the best brains of Florida—including bank
ers, developers, growers, merchants, professional men and mark
eting agency representatives—for months have been earnestly
trying to find a solution to existing citrus problems, with the prac
tically unanimous conclusion that co-operative selling with control
of distribution affords the only way out?
•
__
1
Do you know that Florida has one of the oldest, most substantial and most successful—volume and percentage of total produc
tion considered—co-operative marketing organizations o f the
country, in the Florida Citrus Exchange, and that if it has any de
ficiencies they ca$ be remedied by the numbers themselves, but
that the Exchange must have not less than 60 per cent o f the crop
to function with full efficiency.
Do you know that adarge number of business and professional
men, not officially connected with the Florida Citrus Exchange*
have undertaken to put on a drive to increase the membership so
that 60 per cent or more of the citrus fruit grown in Florida w ill be
controlled, all of these men working without compensation and
because they believe the Exchange is the salvation of the citrus in
dustry of Florida.
.
The “ Lake Wales Plan" calls for a citrus sigfcup day on
May 1st, to conclude the drive. Watch this paper for further
particulars or write for them to:
Dr. W. A. MacKenzte, Mayor, Leesl
L. H. Kramer, President Board o f
>»*
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m« » • • # * * »«* # » • **<
J, E. Worthington, Editor Hlghlai
Board of Trade, Lake Wales ...
Chairman
�V L.'.-V "fi***.* T- .’ rZ, '
[Tf*j
n^ilCf
‘ 't f N 'E
1 4 8
rord Dally Herald
.a d r a t e s
=
ft a
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P H O N E
V
R E A D T H E M F O R P R O F IT
Political .
Announcem ents
.
P O LITIC A L
ANNOUNCEM ENTS
U SEYTH EM FO R R E SU LTS
HOUSES F O R R E N T
Political
Announcem en
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
—
FOR SA L E
A U T O M O B IL E S A N D ,
HELP W A N T E D
— R E P A IR S ^ ^ ^ T O m ^ r ^ b S E S ir i
fortably furnished house, sit
who si's in used o f com patent
— DeSoto paint* and FOR, SALE
sleeping rooms. 318 Magnolia FOR S
8A
—
Ford
Roadster
help
should read the classified
I hereby announce my candidacy
FOR T A X COLLECTOR
Novelty
Avenue.
vanrishc* at ■Sauford
■
page of The Herald. There's n * .
tically new. Bargain. See
for
County
Comimsaioner
for
the
FOR
RENT—«
room
house,
bath,
I
beg
to
announce
myself
a
can
Works,
sole
agents.
154-tfc
>4*. win w **art Dutton.
reason fo r sending out-of-town fo r ■
from pair#**
■
3rd District, comprising the towns didate for the office of Tax Col lights, water, garage, 930.00 per SANFORD STOVE WORKS, 321
help when .there is probably just
Mtt
tff
of Lake Mary, Longwood, and Al lector of Seminole County, subject month. Inquire 1820 P ark A ve.
the pqrson.you want In the city.
P in t S t m t . Next door to .Smith
VULCANIZING
Brothers. Wo tety, trade, and re
__lOe a line
tamonte Springs, and rcspectfuUy to the decision o f the Democratic ^ R E A L E S T A T E
Hood
simple
Wa S
P
T
E
, .
^ f c « *!«••
pair‘ all kinds of cook stoves. If .
,
Goodyear
solicit the support o f the voters o f Primary id t>© held June 3rd,
needlework at home. Liberal pay.
* Ita'
your
trouble
is
stove
trouble,
and
R#C. .MAXWELL,__
Materials furnished. Addressed,
m -» 4* a J l a «
this district at th# primary to be
FOR RENT— 1 2-room apartment us.
Balloon Tires
stamped envelope brings particu
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER r eloso in.
fr»i* Typ* Uoubi* »!><»»•
held June 3, 1924.
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS — For
Used Cars
lars, Morgan Novelty A rt Co-, At
I hereby announce my candidacy
C. M. HAND.
W. » . BALLARD.
use on Royal, Remington or L. KENT VULCANIZING WORK8, lanta. Ga.
ductll d*t*» are f6 r eoa’
for County Commissioner for the
5-ROOM
bungaloy,
desirable
lo
C. Smith typewriters. Will sell
FOB BOARD OF PUBLIC i : i - FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Fourth District of Seminole Coun
Commercial S t
^YANTRQ Experienced, reliable
cation; easy terms. 33500.00.
for one-half price. Herald office.
.
SrRUCTION
1 hereby announce my candidacy ty. Subject to the action of the
salesman. Must have good per
I
hereby
announce
my
candidacy
Vm°n,C
,h »r\i,n |0o for flr.t
FOR SALE—Amco milling
for the office of County Commis June Primary o f 1924.
sonality and reference. Box 666,
FOR SALE— 15 acres celery land
LOST
A
N
D
FOTJNH
for re-election as member o f the sioner from district number two _ _
chine. Never been used.
__________ CL_L. W E S T ^
care litre Id.____
____________ _
fronting on Lake Monroe, 12 Herald office.
C*°rti«lnf
restricted to
Board of Public Instruction for of Seminole county, subject to the
LOST an oi artunity to k eep
______
FOR SHERIFF
Lr etsssl/lretloit,
WANTED—
At
once
experienced
acres
cleared
and
under
irrigation,
Seminole County, Florida, repre action of the Democratic primary To the Voters of Semtnole County: __ f.„
tho times by
abreast Wt
i error l» mads
■ »"*
lady checker also colored porail planted, four flowing wells, FOR SALE— Egry cash register. reading the clasetfled pages T t
senting
school
district
No.
2
of
June
3,
1924.
Itrald will be r#spons ble
310 cash. HcrshPofflee._________
I hereby announce myself a can- cheap,
,o n # Ineorrsct Inasrtlon.
•raid ter. Apply PIggiy Wiggly.
Seminole County, subject to the
your daily newspaper. Hei
_____________JOHN MEISCH. ’ didate for Sheriff of Seminole | .
FOlt S A lE — Remington type want ads contain many interesting W ANfED^-Young mao'with auto
,ertls«r. for aubs#qu#nt
Democratic primary to be held on
NOTICE
County subject to the action of the FOR SALE— 10 acres, B cleared,
ul T!»« offlco should b*
writer, with wide carriage, in
mobile to deliver papers every
June 3rd, 1024.
I will be a candidate for renomi- Democratic primary to be held en j vegetable land, flowing well. good condition. 925 cash. Inquire messages. It will pay you to read
lmmr>ll*(elr In case o f
afternoon to nearby towns. Strietthem aailv.
___________CHAS, A. DALLAS
nution for the oifico of State At June 3rd. If I am elected I pledge ,Two blocks of loading station. , at Herald office
ission basts.
basis
\ i) v rrrrisr.ns.
See Cireu. Magnolia be- ly commission
torney of the Seventh Judicial Cir myself to fulfill the duties of th u '.cheap.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
a
FOR SALE' Two Jersey cows;
'anager
of the 'Sanford
Lrtld reprsMPtatlV* th ort with -First and Sixth Sts., gold
cuit
of
the
State
-of
Florida,
sub
I
heteby
announce
my
candidacy
office
to
the
best
of
my
ability.
rfijnlllar wllh rate#, rule*
__________
also small cream separator. W. Masonic stick pin. Reward one Herald.
for the office of County Judge ject to the action o f Lite Demo
E. E._ BKADi _ |FOR SALE— Lots in Roselaml
LEScstlon.
____________ _ ------------------)Y.?
ilflcsUon. will jtW«..yoO
WANTED—Neat
ANTED— Neat intelligent lady
df Seminole County, subject to tnt cratic Primary. Your endorsement FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER! Heights. High and dry. A -l loco IV. Vnn N*ss, P. O. Box 5L_____ dollar. Phone 377-J.
it#
„ __________
information. And «
Bcggarwe^d LOST—From running board of car
representative In Sanford
for
■h. they wl11
m u In action of the voters at the Demo for a second term of office will be
I hereby announce my candidacy tinn on Sanford Ave., from 3250 FOR S A L E -P lan t
your want all to malt#
in all your groves, fruit and
greatly appreciated.
cratic primary June 3.
ono leather cfertdi^e belt and toy one of , the most useful and essen
to 1500 each, easy terms. If you
for
re-election
to
the
office
of
tffective.
GEORGE A. DeCOTTESf
JOHN C. LEONARDY.
Ftnder please return to tial necessities on market today;.
county commissioner of District want a desirable home come in and truck farms and grow your own pistol.
fertilizer. Makes splendid crop of Mrs. A. K. Powers, 707 West Oth unusual opportunities to right par
O U T S A T J f O T IC B .
State Attorney, Seventh Judicial No. 3, Semlnoi? county, subject to seo us.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
ty. For interview call at Hotel
hay on poorest soils. Writ* for
tilers should give their
Circuit. State of Florida.
for postoffice a<ldre«* a# To the People of Seminole County: FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER the action of the voters an June 8rd.
Montezuma on Wedneaday morn-,
information.
Cherokee
Farms,
If you want a city lot, a subur
I am a candidate for County
C. W. ENTZM1NGER.
S S T ^ J n e T e F ^ n J ^ w m ^ T te y s ! ing, ask for Mr. .Berry.
* their phon* number If
Monticello- Fla.
I hereby announce my candidacy
calm results. About one Judge, your support and vote on
ban
lot,
a
house
ready
built,
cel
Sanford
Country
belonging
to
FOR T A X ASSESSOR.
out of n thouaand haa a Juno the 3rd will be appreciated. for re-election for the office of
Finder please return to
I wish to announce that I am a ery farm, grove or anything in FOR- SALE— Dairy and stable Club. Fii
hne and the other* can’t
manure, car lots. Link & Bag- Herald office.
County
Commissioner
of
Sominole
__SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON.
candidate for- re-election to the the Heal Estate line call us. We
fnleate with you unleaa
ley.
Box
2401r
Tampa.
Fla
....County,
District
No.
1,
subject
to
B U IL D IN G
now your address.
office of Tax Assessor o f Semi sell at tho owners price only.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE ~
LOST—Qn Celery Ave., between
bOR SALE-3100.00 full d m *
Gfttchcl-ll
Store
and
lIi
H.
Chapla n a lla a a n r r M U S T M
I hereby announce my candidacy the action o f the Democratic pri nole County, subject to the decis
chel’s
M A T E R IA L
Call and see us. We give you
[ la persna at T h a Saw*
ion of the Democratic Primary to
for member House o f Ri
Represents mary Juno 3, 1924.
c
c™2it,on* ^ X '00; pci's, lsrge canvas truck cover.
Herald efflc*
or
[IHerald
...
„ by
- l*tthe
bargains
and
service.
G.
L.
BLEDSOE.
be held June 3rd, 1924.
Sanford Steam Presscry, East [toward of 32.00 If returned to m r o r e B f TW r t t. tives for Seminole County subject
Telepheur
d U c e a t la THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO.. First St.
cement work, sidewlsks, b«IMA. VAUGHAN.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
to tho action of the voters at the
Gatchel's Jjlore.
are aal valid*
Seminole Hotel Annex._____ .FO R SALE— Large gas stove, 304
Ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. B.
I respectfully announce myself
Democratic primnry, June 3.
Itoua Prompt. E fficien t
A partm en ts
TerwHlcger, Prop. .
v
FOR SALE— Attractive modern
Service.
ns a candidate for the House of
FORREST LAKE
W. 5th St.
bungalow.
A
bargain;
terms.
the Do*rd o f D irectors at any time
Representatives
from
Seminole
Lumber
and
Building
MaUriaL
’
FOR CLERK OF CtMJK'i
For R ent
a ft e r five yenra fr o m thv date o f Is
Inquire 1103 Oak Ave.
Carter Lumber Company
I hereby announce my candi County, subject to the Democratic
suance, u pon the p a y m e n t’ t h erefor
apart*
FOR
RENT—
Furnished
WILL TRADE—35 acre farm R O O M S F O R R E N T o f One H undred Dollars per share,
N. Laurel BL Phone' K6S.
dacy for tho office o f Clerk of the rimary, June 3, 1924. If elected
ment.
Apply
Shirley
to a eth er w ith
any
acrumulated
ApartPolitical
will advocate constructive legis
twelve miles north of Minml, in
Circuit Court, Seminole County,
House e l
idends thereon.
Any s t o c k h o ld HILL LUMBER CO.
Street.
rst Stre
rapidly growing section for well t'OR RENT— Two furnished rooms div
Florida, subject to the decision of lation for the benefit of thn great ments, First
Service, Quality and Pries,
er holdlmt any preferred stock of
mouncements
for
light
housekeeping.
Phone
located
property
in
or
near
San
est
number
of
people
in
Seminole
FOR
RENT—Three
the c o rp o r a t io n shall have the right Phono 135.
the Democratic Primary to be
st *ny tlm # to h ave eald preferred
montl Leo Bros., 415 W. First ford. Small cash payment is re- 31G.
luSFXUTING ATTORNEY held on Jyne 3rd, A. D., 1921, I County and the state of Florida.
stock redeemed a fter thirty days’
SL___________ ,___________________ ipiirrd. Price of Miami property,
J. R. LYLES.
Ire to announce to tho cltl- Jtand for efficiency and service in
Business
n otlr c t o th e Association,, b u t , at
including
farm
house
and
barns
is
[Seminolt County that I am office.
FOR RENT— Two room npnrtmcnt
n o time -shall m ore than nne-half
FOR SHERIFF..
XOTIt’H
OK
INTKXTtOV
OK
AI>Opportunities
n,ir,VTIO\ t’Oll AMKXUMKXT o f the fu n d s In the Treasury o f laid
ste (of the nomination to
VANCE E DOUGLASS..
I hereby announce myself ns r
with front porch, adjoining bath, 915,000. If interested in making a
A ssorlth m he nppllrnhlr to th e d e
o f ntAitTuii
.rutin* Attorney for tho FOR MEMBER SCHOOL nOAIID candidate for iVt* office of Sheriff 214 K, Second St. ______________ trade write giving full description
Tills Is t<\ certify that on the Stli mands o f w t t h d r a w ln c holder* o f BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY— We.
of your, property, location and
[Court ol Seminole County,
I hereby announce myself a can o f Seminolo County, subject to the FOR RENT— Apartment 20ft East price. Address R. J. Peck, FuJ- tiny of March, A. t>. Inil. at * *p«c- c om m on and preferred stock w it h
tho manufacturcis - of a wall
[to the action o f tho Demo- didate for re-election to the office Democratic primary June, 1921
Inl mectlna ■>( the stockholder* of out the consent o f the Hoard of known and widerj advertised pro*
3rd Street.
fqnl,
Florida.
_
_
_
____
t
_____
_
_
Directors.
Iloth
the
preferred
and
the Hanfnrd llutldltuc and l,oan AsW. A. TILLIH.
unary, #une 3rd, 1924. I of member of the board, o f public
a corporation araanlteil c om m on s t o c k shall he paid In . la w priftery medic!nv, want a’ repre
FOR SALE— Five acre f'nrm.-part- Snrltlun.
ateful lor.your vote and instruction, representing school F m r S T A T E SENATOR- FlfoTf
und eilatlmt under the I..twa of the fu l m o n e - o f the United Stales. sentative in each county in-F lor
M
IS
C
E
L
L
A
N
E
O
U
S
ly
improved,
on
brick
road
close
jination.
Hint# of florid*, due notice having T h e c o m m o n stock shsll he paid In ida. Our proposition is attractive
district No. 1 of Seminole Coun*y, -TH E NINETEENTH SENto loading station. 31800.00, terms. beep Klven, aa prcxcrlbed by ‘law mon th ly In stallm ents In such m a n and will net a man rrom 9200 to
[ est f. h o u s e h o l d e r . subject to the Democratic primary
ATORIAl, DISTRICT,
WANTED
.
.and under such regultlons as
W. V. Wheeler, 404 First National mol by tint.by-laws of eald corpora lier
I nnnouncc my enndidney for
_>UNTY COMMISSIONER to be held on June 3rd, 1924.
tion. to t-uch and every atpckbiilder the b y - l a w s ' may direct. Kach auh- 3250 per month. Character and
50 Cents
Bank Building. Phone 101-J.
’srrlber
to ru im n on stock shall pay ability count more than money In
of raid corpora Ihin, by a vote of
FRED T. WILLIAMS.
nomination as Stnto Senator from
fiy announce my candidacy
twenty -live selection. Write us your qualifica
Home Cookod Meals. Two blocks
sh ares of stork, sujd ‘ number an
. . . . en
. . tran ce fee . of
concrete foundation ’ for water o33HS
[nty Commissioner for tho TO THE VOTERS OF T n E 19TII the Nineteenth Senatorial District, business district.
f shares o f stock Imlnic more than I t S.35) cent* on earh share of stock
strict comprising Chuluotank.
Also
for
the
cnostruction
of
subject
to
the
Democratic
Primary
t h r e e .fo u rt h s o f thn total num ber o f I subscrib ed '.and every share o f corn- tions and if satisfactory we will
SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
PIIOENIX HOTEL.
shares iif stock sntiacrlhrd. It wits , mon ^sDick Miull be subject to a explain our proposition to you by
a
power
house.
fersi and OweoliCsubject^to
After, dud consideration, I have to be held June 3rd. 4 kn an at
. 300 Pfirk Ave.
fur payment o f unpaid Install letter.
tte The National Remedy CoroA certified check or bidders deem ed expedient tu amend Artlcie lien
|on of tffe TJemWsratlc pri- ’ 'decided' to become a candidate for torney at law practicing at San
Th ree o f the Charter o f the San ments und fur o th e r cha rg es In- piny, Postoffice Station G, Jack
Bond
for
the
amount
of
five
per
re 3.
ford,
Florida,
and
have
been
a
res
curred
thereon,
as
may
be
provided
re-election to the State Senate
HulldltlK and l^ian Associa tion
GET YOUR hair cut Sir Bobbed be cent (5?r) of the bid price, made ford
sonville. Florida,
C. A. RAULERSON
n the manner hereinafter staled. by the llv -l.a w s."
from the 19th Senatorial Dlatrid ident of and attorney in the Nine
■n wiinrRs niirrm i. tne nanruru
fore you _buy_ your now hat.
T
h
erefore,
notice Is hereby g iven
payable
to
said
city
must
be
de
composed of Orange. Seminole ani teenth Senatorial District for 13
ElEKK L
CIRCUIT
COURT
I K llilT b
U U ll l
Itiilhltng
and
Loan
Assnclatloa.
a
the Hanford Building and l^<an
Madam Harriet,
posited with each bid. Successful that
Ojbcoln Counties, subject to tho years. Your support will be great
eby onmuii;
Assocln tlou . a corporation. Intend* c.iirporall'in, ha* rausuil this notice MANFOBD BUII.DINn AND U>AM
bidder*
will
he
required
to
furnish
ami certificate tu he slsntd In Its
j
Beauty
Parlor.
»P|i
AfWtKMATION.
Dcrtocrttlc ’ Primary to' be held ly appreciated.
jte for z
l he i i r i «
■rti-i (h tw rm tr o f thr Htstc nf I corporate’ name by Its i’reeldrnt,
bond to the sum o f onc-thlrd the Itarnr<>,
Over Moblcy’a Drug ’Store.
By T. J. Milter, Its President.
____ o] _Set .mmole Jurtw. 3rd. *1 rospeotrully, solicit ___ LEWIS O’ RRYAN.
[Circuit Court
j
anil
eealeil with Its rnrpiirata seal, Attest*
florlila . nt T«llnh.m.n‘r, Florida, on
amount
of
their
rcnpectlvv
con
Park
Ave.
Phone
246.
subject to the action afdh efyou ri support.
__
e Nth’ day ■ f May. A. II. i s : t , (nr II at tested by Its Kccratnry on this A. P. Connelly. Its Bacrstary.
FOR COUNTY L'UMMISblONElt
Wl
tract*.'. Checks of all others will th
----M. 0 . OVERSTREET.
tU I -lltl,
tho ixirtiosn nf obtain in g nil am om l- the Hh day of April, A. D. )3I».
atic primary in June,
1924
I hereby announce my candl- WANTED TO BUY— Flat top desk |)c returned promptly. Plans and incnt
nf Artlcti- Thr** o f the C h ar
In good condition. Must be cheap
LaaaaaiMi Commissioner
~ I_ |
H. H. CHAPPELL.
H E " ' 0T
FOB CONBT5HLE'~0T‘
DIET dacy for fCounty
for
i|p*i;ilicattonB are on file In the te r o f th e Hanford Building anil
Assoc lot hut t o r«ad s*
flftUBI strict oLSeqtoole.Coim- fo ^ c a afr. AAdrcna Box 431, Son- office of-the City Manager.
T R iC f. NO. 1.
Spect- hLoan
ft
fnrd,
nhridin
*
,
t * * .tn-vrlt!
_______________
nco
thAM
fy ; Subject to th o ’ nctmn o l the
eby sm iounc^thS I^am
‘ T hereb;yHspnob
cun be had frtim the Conl :
,
PUBLIC Stenographer: you
-4 *v T ** - ■*,
lie ft) rthc olflco o f Justice candidate for constable of Dlstriet June Primary of 1924.
r
|
ness
«uiteltcd;'r‘TPT*arifr]
Nq,
1,
subject
to
the
Democratic
tlon
shall
hn
(in*
million
nv*
himPeace in and fpr Ulfi..flat
he City oCmniisslon reserves
Phone "349.
thousand ftl.HOO.noO.OO) Do I
Idistrict.-U-^eeeiswAeti^SGC-'
the right to reject any or all bids i!r*d
MMISSIONER
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
turn. to.bo divided Into ll.UOO share*
- Ten or twen as the best interests o f tho City of
fith the legal and efficient Said district bcig composed of the
I hereb>y nnnounco my candi- W a n t e d t o b u yr—
iho par vsIuh of Otm Hundred
ty acre tract bordering on lake. require,
pee of the cyepjjtive officers following voting precincts; San lacy for County Commissioner for
Dollars each.-%(lf these. SGoo share*
shall
lie preferred stork .and.tl.GOO
ford,
Lako
Monroe
and
Paola.
No
improvements
required.
Must
[county t promise to do my
W. B. WILLIAMS.
District No. 2 Seminole County,
stiure* shall h* common stuck; said*
E. E. WALKER.
lithout prejudiced ‘ >
.
City Manager.
subject to the Democratic Primary, be well tocaetd and close to town
preferred stock shall receive from I
R. C. M A X W E L L
Schelle M aines
Give price and amount of cash,rc-| 4-15-19-22-20
L G. STRINGFELLOW.
FOR SHERIFF.
the net earnings nf'said corpora. I
June 3, 1921.
t
Real
Estate
(M
ir
rent,
annuai.ru|
tlon
an
eight
quiren.
Address
Box
100,
car#
To the Voters of Seminole County:
L. P. HAGAN.
)R COUNTY JUDGE,
dividend before any
CUT THIS OU1 — IT IS t fO p -U mulatlve.
The Sanford Herald,
I hereby announce my candidacy
*#* LAWYER
ct, of course, to the action
and
dividend* are paid, upon common
MEMBER
COUNTY
SCHOOL
MONEY *
for
the
office
of
Sheriff
of
Semi
atock.
hut
such preferred slock
WANT—To
rent
for
the
summer,
Dsmocratic Primary to be
BOARD
Send this ad and ten centq to shall not participate tn any further
Insurance
•;* — Court House
well located home in Sanford, by
[ne 3rd, 1 will be a candidate nole County, subject to the voters
I hereby announce myself a can
Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., profits or dividends of said cor
mary to be
responsible
party.
Must
be
up
to
office of County Judge of o f the Democratic Primnry
SANFORD,-----FLORIDA
poration,
und
such
preferred
stock
didate for re-election as a member
Chicago, III., writing your name shall not entitle the holder there
^l« County. I shall be grato- held June 3rd, 1924. If elected I o f the County Board of Public In date with all imporvements and
and address clearly. You will re o f Ui v o le
the meetin gs of the
romise
four
years
of
Law
Encompletely
furnished.
Give
com
the nomination and elecstruction from District No. 3,
ceive a ten cent bottle of FO slock holders of the rnrpnratnln. All
plete
Information
as
to
location
if elected I assure the orcement in a business manner by (Geneva,
preferred
stuck
Issued shall be su b.
Oviedo, Osceola and
George A . DeCottes
[■hip of Seminole a fair and the help of the proper subordi Chuluota) subject to the action of and price in answering this ad. LEY'S HONEY AND TAR COM jeet to redem ption at the op tion of
STEWART The Florfat
POUND
for
coughs,
colds
and
‘ administration o f the af- nates or assistants and earnestly the Democratic Primary, June 3rd, Box 431, Sanford, Florida,
Altomey-at-Law
hoarseness,
also
free
sample
pack
Flowers For All Occasions
solicit tho suppurt o f all law cn
lh» -fflce.
1921. Having served as a mem
Over
Seminole County
ages
of
FOLEY
PILLS,
a
diuretic
forccment
voters,
on
June
3rd.
SC,11ELLE MA1NES.
Members Florists Telegraph De.
ber of tho Board sinco 1915, and
S P E C IA L N O T IC E S stimulant for the kidneys and
Xank
RAYMOND
L.
ALLENA
new
5
room
mod
[.SUPERINTENDENT OF
having been riialrman of the
FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS
livery
Association
Sanford,
■
Florida
NOTICE—
Anyone
wanting
nice
FOR
TAX
COLLECTOR
JBLIC INSTRUCTION
Board eince 1919, rapccally fits me
Easter baskets, wait and buy for Constipation'and Biliousness. ern Bungalow, all con
I wish to announce that I am ■ fo r the work required of a Board
tby announce my candidacy
These wonderful remedies have
814 Myrtle Ave. Phone 260-W
j-election to the office of tandldat* for re-election to the of member, and If re-elected I prom- from Circle No. 2, at Union Phar* helped millions of people.
Try
macy,
Apr,
18
and
19,
fice
of
County
Tax
Collector
of
veniences,
double
g
a
r
superintendent o f public
lee the came conscientious and con
them. Sold everywhere.
tion of Seminole County, Seminole Counbr, subject to tha structive service aa has been rend PROPOSAL
FOR
CONCRETE
Fred R . W ilso n
age, lot 65x117, $7,500
to the Democratic primary action of the Democratic primary ered in my many years of service
RESERVOIR AND POWER
to be held in June,
on June 3rd, 1024.
HOUSE.
Elton J Moughton
CIIAS. F. HARRISON,
n o t ic e I
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
JNO. D. JINKINS.
T\_W. LAWTON.
terms.
Sealed proposals will be received
. Geneva, Florida.
. . ARCHITECT.
by the City Commission of the
|COUNTY' PROSECUTING FOirCrrUNTY^COMMlSSIONER
Anyone wlfthlng to com
First National Bank Bldg.,
City of Sanford, Florida, until 3
I hereby announce my candidacy
ATTORNEY,
First National Bank Bldg.
municate
with
the
Knights
P.
M.,
Monday,
Apr.
28.
1924,
for
NOTICE
OF
SPECIAL
MEETING
Sanford
Florida
to announce that 7 uhall for re-election to the office of
Sanford, ------------ Florida
KIux Kian of
|candidate for the office o f County Commissioner from DIs- OF STOCKHOLDERS OF SAN- construction o f 1,000,000 gallon of the Ku
For
Rent—
6
room
concrete reservoir; approximately Sanford may do so by ad
FOItD-CORONA DO BEACH
Prosecuting Attorney, aub- tih t number four of Seminole
2,00 cubic yards excavation; 450
COMPANY
the endorsement o f the Coanty, zdsject to tho action of
house on paved street
cubic yards concrete and 40 tons dressing mall to Postoffice
fritic voters at the June 3rd, the Democrat primary June 3,1924.
re-enforcing
steel.
Also
for
the
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
Box
68.
B. F. WHEELER.
with gargge, $45.00
there will be a special meeting of Construction o f 35 cubic yards plain j
^GEORGE t . HERRING.
FOR STATE ATTORNEY.
Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers
the
stockholders
of
Sanford-Coron
)ft u o u n Y y JUDGE
I hereby announce my candi
per month.
The Matthews Press
ado Beach Company, a corporation,
*by announce myself as a dacy for the office of State Attor at the dfficcs of the Coihpany in
V I Park t r i H
W elaka HlSg-. flssfsr# Via.
•to for tho office o f County ney for the Sovcnth'-dudldai Cir Sanford, Florida, on tha 15th day
Phone
417-L-2
.
k f Seminole County, subject cuit of Florida, subject to the Dem o f May, 1924, at 7:80 p. m., for
|Democratic primary, June 3, ocratic Primary to be held June 3, the purpose of considering an In
H. B. Lewis & Co.
1 pledge faithful service 1924.
crease of the capital stock o f said
Wilson Welding & Radiator |
l Mu nominate me.
J. A. SCARLETT.
cor D o ra to in and an amendment,of
Address
______J. G. SHARON.
Sanford Sign Shop
p o f r e L i u r c i R t i U i T i ;o i n r f Article VI of the charter of said
Works
I MW OF SCHOOL BOARD
I wish to announce that I am a ;orp oration relating to the limit
APPROPRIATE
National
Bank
Building,*
First
ph to announce that I am a candidate for Clerk o f the Cirsuit >f IT
c
mlebtedness of the corporation.
- I f IP« Metal we eon weld
LETTERING
»te for Member of
tho Court of Seminole Co., subj;ct to und also a change in the name o!a
ground floor.
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Board of Seminole Co. from Dei iocratlc primary, June third. the corporation.
For All Classes of Work
district No. 3. Subject to If elected, I promise the faithful
^o. 107-Telephone 349-Perk Ave. !
EDWARD HIGGINS. President.
107 North Sanford Ave.
—1
*w.on of the Democratic pri- performance of the duties con 4-15-22-29,5-0-13-5tc
FOOTornilST
to be held June 3. 1924.
nected with that office. W. L. MORGAN.
H. II. PATTISIIALL.
C ash In A d v a n c e
FOR BUBMPFI hereby announce myself s candiilatd for leclcctlon to the office
of sheriff of Bern(hole county sub1 jeet to the action of the Dtmoj crmlic primary to be held on June
1 3. If elected lor another term
i pledge co tultill the duties of the
office In the same efficient manner
that I have conducted it in the
past
B
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BUSINESS ANDPRflEESSIONA]
DIRECTORY OF SANFORI)
J
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m
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m
Sanford M achine I
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Thursday;
moderate
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Ion . Measure AIPlan is to Iron Out
’ points of Difference
It Goes* to W hite
for Final Action.
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1921.
LASS SPEAKS
NOPPOS
ion TO PRES
HUGHES RETAINS
OLD CONFIDENCE
IN REPUBLICANS
L a test P icture o f H arry T haw
Virginia Senator
Delivers
Formal Declaration of Dem*
ocratie Resentment to Pres
ident’s Amazing Arraign
ment of Senate — Interven
ed in Pinchot-Heney-Mellon
Row by Message to Senate.
SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS
PARDOtfTIM
Released
Atlanta Federal
Prisoner Tells Committee
Investigating Justice De*
partment of Big Bootleg
ging Deals and Contribu
tion to Republican Parly
Campaign Fund in 1920.
Telia New Yorkers they Shouldn’t
Au m Ii IM P f" « t
f l l r T h e A aaortntrS I ' r r u l
f l l r T h e A ia n rlilrA P r t t a )
Look Forward to Campaign
4GTON, Apr. 10.—The
WASHINGTON, Apr. 10—The
WASHINGTON, Apr. 10. —
Undismayed
by
“Scandal
rross
fire
of
senate
controversy
made doubly clear the
Having failed In another attempt
Mongers" and “Tale
that has raged for three days about
Injection of Ambassador
to call Howard Mannington be
Bearera."
presidential Intervention In the
teit against the ex*
fore it, the senate Daugherty
Pinchot-Hcncy-Mcllon
wrangle,
anese from the Hat
committee
today
questioned
(Hr t i « A H N itiH I’lfw )
continued
unabated
Tuesday
with
■ admissible to the
George BLorck, department of
NEW YORK, Apr. 10.—Inviting Senator Glass of Virginia, deliver
and interest in this a candid appraisal of past achieve"
Justice investigator, whose story
ing what his Democratic colleagues
immigration question ments ana expresaing unbounded
swung hark into the grave
*
hailed
as
the
formal
declaration
of
Isdneaaav to ths attitude confidence in the leadership of
rhargrs of irregularities with the
their
resentment
a
t
the
president’s
Wilson ndminintration.
It is
ent Coolldge and its ra President
Coolldge,
Secretary language.
the Toltlo government, Charles
charged that Martin Keern, su
r i ”E. Hughes
iS
....................
told New York
The Virginia senator spoke after
ted tB pass the Republicans Tuesday night th at
is expected
pervisor of the Roach magneto
property, paid 910.000 to Joseph
uoU of provision* by their party look forward to the careful preparation. Ho had not
been
assigned
to
the
task,
his
par
« week. The points residential campaign undismayed
Jeffey, Democratic I^ndkr Penna
and manager under alien property
' ce In the house meas- y “scandal mongers” and “talc ty colleagues said, but when he
concluded they crowded about him
ironed out before it bearers."
custodian, A. Mitcell Palmer.
to
clasp
hands
in
congratulation
president for Anal ap"You will search in vain for a
4o indication ia given aa more ideal executive than Presi while Senator Reed, Republican,
WASHINGTON, Apr. 10—A tale
of bootlegging ventures in Ohio,
fcture course of Coolldge dent CoOlidgc," said the secretary Pennsylvania was kept waiting for
the exciuston provision, in a keynote address before the order that ho might make brief re
with side lights on alleged parole
by congressional lead* state convention in Town Hall, ply.
and pardon fixing at the Atlanta
it he would sign i t The “The American people have al Senator Glass disclaimed any par
federal penitentiary was spread
[amendment of excluding ready indicated their determination tisan purpose. He voiced respect
Tuesday before the senate commit
immigrants Tues- to keep him where he Is. He is and admiration for the president
tee investigating-the department of
|a more or less formal his own platform. llls first mes and Mr. Mellon; declared himself
justice, while for tho second time,
at the senate action sage was a comprehensive survey opposed to the action of tho in
n witness long sought by its pro
ejecting the increased of conditions, requirements and vestigation committee in proposing
cesses entered a flat refusal either
[by Htnihsra’n letter Of purposes, which has charted tho to employ Francis J. Ileney a t *hc
to appear or to testify.
not*
* I
lemen’s Agreement."
Howard. Mannington. of Ohio,
course o f the Republican party and personal expense of Senator CouThis character sketch of Hiurry K. Thaw, ns he looks today was
exclusion was written commanded the. approval of the xens, Republican, Michigan, but made by Staff A rtist E. R. Higgins on the eve of Thaw’s new fight for once a resident of the "Little Green
nmlgration bill Tuesday country. No other platform ia added that ho could not remain si,
House on K Street in Washington,”
.
— - -■
lent in the face of the messago freedom
its over the protest of needed.
a figuro involved in almost every
that
contained
the
president’s
[try Hqghes and the
chapter of previous testimony be
“ No one can foresee the ex “amaxing srralgnm ent of the sen
nbassador. . ’
fore the committee, and who vol
igency which an administration
untarily returned to the United
neither a roll call may nave to confront. I t ia the ate of the United States as a menStates from Paris to accept sub.
i on the exclusion amend* unexpected that happens to presi tco to orderly government.”
Repels
the
Assault.
poena service in Now York, was
on which came uncx- dents as to others. For this rea
“I’ve had no immediate part in
the witness who refused the com
Hate* in the day. Only son, character is more im portant
mittee’s request.
than a score of sens* than declarations. Today there is any investigation and navo con
no word of consequence to
| present.
occasion for experiment, no tributed
The committee Tuesday night
discussions of them,” Senator
reason for uncertainty. The best the
Mere Formality. .
tentatively prepared papers in a
Glass
said,
“but
I
refuse
tq
remain
of the amendment, assurance of the future is tho silent when a presidential message Oil Committee Resumes Hearings Meeting Will Be Held at Chamber proceeding intended a t least to en.
nost identical with th at character of Calvin Coolldge." ,
And Learns of Vast Sum*
force hia attendance. Chairman
■of Commerce Rooms This Afis’ put upon the desk which csliu t weak by the house,
Spent a t Republican
Brookhart, however,
said that
The secretary ajos paid tribute erses the patriotism and even the
ternnon to Discuss Canal
ng more than a formality to Secretary Mellon for his con onesty
Mannington would be Instantly re
Convention.
.
Project.
0
- the senate."
of
I approval waa mads cer- duct of post-war. Trovgmment flleased if ho cared to claim Im
. . . . Senator Glasa delivered his ad
f D f T ile A i a w l n l r d P r r w )
iay with the refusal of
munity
from examination, alnce he
A
meeting
of
tho
Florida
recounted
the
in
. tUrt . . .
earnestness and
CHICAGO, Apr. 10.—Mrs.
to unction by law the
Waterway Traffic League will be has been named by several com
trad* that has rasolUd no senator on either aide sought
Georglu Hamm, widow oF Jake
i • agreement” with
held this afternoon at 6:30 o’ mittee witnesses as being a close
m? Pi r w . 1* '
^ in te r r u p t him. Republicans and
Hamon, slain by an Oklahoma
the immigration quo*- contrasted present
ck In the offices of the Sanford friend of former Attorney General
mt industrial eon- democrats aliko gav« him the
politician waa served a subuuher of Commerce, a t which Daugherty, and sharing In paydlttoRA' with
“ those
'
o f 1021: recall- liusese
oaest attention throughout.
poena
na Tuesday
Tucaday aight
night tto appear
id plans tor s«ocurlng the e6n- montn (or. liquor permits which got
til i,
cation
'
“ commit
faction of' the
’
proposed canal Into tha hands or New York boot
Prca~*xytng
wedfrtlVB StT John’s dnd Indlnn leggers, urhar received 20-caso ship
_ ry , the senator reiterated time
I'i attitude with re carted that tha country’s interna* teta
she would not go to Wsahlagefed ’
and also ments of whiskey, and entertained
will b» [JoC tW PubiwifaM.
— She said 'an y piper* her hue-, held.*
°* *
Liquor Tronaactlono.
to repel the unprecedented assault
band had were probably burn
Among thoso expected to be
Cecil
H. Kerns, former head of
ilght veto the immlgraI”
toade Dy these officials upon the
ed long ago... She said “ I'm • present at this nfternon’s jnoet- two wholesale drug concerns in
Ibeciuse of tha Japanese handicapped by political entangle- Integrity of the United States sen
good Democrat! and have never
ing nrp S. J. Sligh, president, and Columbus now under parole from
ment.
ate."
.
.•
giveq any Republican any
Uj
. . . but under
.
Judge W. P. Bland, vice-president, tltaA
the Atlanta
penitentiary
Only a passing reference waa
ia Override Veto,
secrets Mr. Hamon la sup
When Senator Glasa had con
both of Orlando, o ther members order to return there, described
uienal leaders appear made to the report of the Dawes
posed to have poseeaaed."
of tho lenguo from Orlando are transactions in liquor involvln
, however, that the execu* reparation committee. W ithout cluded and tho bustle made by his
congratulating
colleagues
had
died
alio expected to be present at the both himself and. others, whic
touching
on
tha
merits
of
the'
find
attach his signature to
WASHINGTON, Apr. 10.—A ft meeting. A large number of lo preceded his imprisonment. He sold
away, Senator Reed berated tho
wo. Should lie veto it ings of the experts, he said the senate
for delay in action upon the er weeks tof delay the senate Tues cal members ure planning to a t to Abe Ungerletder, a member of
littie doubt th a t the ne- service of American private citiday finally rejected the nomlna- tend too, it is said.
the Ohio brokerage firm of Samuel
>•thirds m ajority for its xens in the enterprise had demon immigration bill which had been tfon
tr of Samuel Knight of San
two
weeks
before
it,
leas
than
half
Tha Florida Waterway Traffic Ungerleidjr and Company, 600
strated
again
the
willingness
tof
uld be. obtained in both
Francisco
to
be
special
govern
time being given to debate on
League has been in existence for barrels of whiskey in 1922, he teaAmerican ability to help a stricken that
>ad senate. '
thn bill,
Mil while
wh 11a "hour
"tin... after
if* ., hour1
k ....” ment counsel in litigation looking a period slightly more than two tilled, insisting that it waa for the
the
world.
be two weaks or more
‘he recovery of sections 10 and yeara. It was organized for tho bootleg trade.
fire of partisan criticism had
U r. Hughes plunged directly in the
iprefidant is called upon
30 within tho confines of Califor purpose of fostering the develop
raged
from
the
Democratic
aide.
Abe Ungerleider, Kerns asserted
(tor the bill ia poised by to the senatorial investigation a t
Reed Issues Dell.
’ nia naval reserve No. 2. Action ment of Florida’s inland wuter- told him that He« could deal in
< prboabiy this weak, it the outset of hia speech, declaring
was In executive session, but it
The Pennsylvania senator Insist was reported that the vote was 39 waya. Since its formation, it has whiskey because he or his firm had
w go to conference for the Republican position had been
hod much to do with the proposed “contributed 960,000 to the Repub
ed
that
the
president
had
done
mr
to 20.
•
i ,°ut ,°* difference! bc- stated by President Coolldge in his
canal ami also the 2U-foot chan lican campaign fund in 1020." . „
more
than
hia
constitutional
duty,
|* two houses on a num- announcement that he would not
Senator Walsh of Montana, the
which is oroposed to be cut
Kearns got into trouble, he testi
be swayed by partisanship in his under his oath to defend that In committee prosecutor, led tho fight nel
previaiona.
from Jacksonville to Sanford.
fied, by buying 100,000 gallons of
strum
ent
in
calling
attention
of
the
executive already has efforts to punish wrong-doing.
J
W
iiu
t
Mr.
Knight
on
the
ground
The
league
when
first
organ
alcohol from the Old Hickory
senate to its extra constitutional |ha* ho had acted as counsel for
subject considerable
ized, ‘had preliminary estimates Powder plant in Nashville, Tenn.,
procedure.
w e r , having discussed K n ig h ts o f Colum bus
the Equitablo Trust Company in made on the wor’t and surveys
Senator Brookhart, Republican, which tho Rockefellers are largo nisdo. Other data relating to tko and juggling tho denaturizatlon
times with - ‘ *
which it was supposed to
A re P lan n in g To H old Iowa, took exception to Senator stockholders. Section 30 Is oper two prpjects wore also acquired process
m
• h - s J f S
Reed’s statement that a Justice of ated by tho Standard Oil Com snd all presented to the engineers undergo. Released from tho pen
■Lodge, of Maaaachu
itentiary on parole last February,
[hiksn leader, and ehair- Initiation A t Tam pa the peace would not accept tho pany of California.
o? the United State) W ar Qo- he said he had been called back by
"Roxle
Stinson
testimony"
of
the
t foreign relations comFo.* some time, that
The oil committed resumed its [>nrtment.
Continued on pago eight.
hethcr the subject came
Members of the local council kind taken by the Investigating public hcaringj Tuesday, receiving body, however, h ai been Inactive,
regular Tuesday cabinet of Knlghta of Columbus together committee.
m.?r® testimony about statements 'h e meeting this afternoon will
I via not made known a t with a class of approximately 23
ailogcd to have been made by tno te held to revive interest and get
M Rouse.
candidates, are looking forward
-Jake Hamon, Republican na the Organisation at work on the
with a great deal of interest and
If Diplomats 8 lU n t
tional committeeman from Okla I rejects again and especially on
homa, concerning ovents a t tho Rc- the canal. .
°«r» H*"ih«ra plana to anticipation to the big all-day
(Or T%m
Pea—) 3'
gathering and ceremonial which
Today’s gathering follows close
publfcun # national convention at
The soldier bonus bill was re hicago in 1020.
[the city Wednesday from will bo held a t Tampa on April
ly upon A meeting held in Palatported to the senate.
t
H. Jf. B
■nd meantime officers 27.
of Los Angeles, ka lost Friday, a t which time rep
Tha senate adopted a Japanese L*L, who Ballurd,
Somowhat varied was the pro
»noso embassy decline to
said he w*a an oil man, resentatives from ail of the coun
Fully 100 or more candidates exclusion
amendment to the Im tola tha committee Hamon had ties lying
*tatement either regard- are expected to toceive the flret
- -- along
_ the. St. Johh’a and gram at the luncheon of the Klmigration
bill.
H o tel
t«ld him it would bo “ worth 0600.- Indian Rivals w„r present,— As
Qhattador’s letter or the three degrees during the
^Coolldge
spoke a t OOQ for Albert B. Fall to be s e c - an
...W f
Kiwanian Ed.
outcome
.........
......... of* “th at meeting, it Wednesday noon.
congress.
monial and Sanford Knighta are thePresident
-unveiling of A m ona’s atone rotary of the interior;" th at f 160,- was agreed
that the project Lane, who has charge of the pio[dij pitches carrying an planning to attend in full force. In the
Washington monument.
°00. wa> to be paid him in cash should be furthered again and gram each week, -vas responsible
*nt by newipapera th e n Leaving here e e ry in the mornThe
house
commltee
Investigat
Important Instructlone" tag In ears, the local members will ing tho shipping board questioned ••W th e remainder in annual in laid bqforo the government. The for the debate in which four
stallments during his four years’ body of men formed itself Into a member* of the Sanford elub par
to Amfassador Join in with others from Orlando
Plummer
* ' term in the cabinet.
________ . ______
of ‘ the
The queatlon debated
committee with Mayor Forrest ticipated.
•fUr a meeting of the and other places and will form a Commissioner
board.
'
Lake as chairman.
was “Resolved, that married wo
Too Strong for Hamon
1
,w,ere receUled motorcade to Tampa to take part
Major
General
Leonard
Wood
t Reciting th a t Hamon had told Plans
...... .........................—
were immediately
_____
laid- to men should bob tbeir hair.” Tha
^
iegialalive circle* in the big event.
reported tol the war department turn before the Chieago convention c*“ on the aid and influence of aU affirmative side was handled by
In charge of tSe local arrange against
jjjmriderabie interest. If
immediate PhiOppiaa In that he wanted to be interior sec- the counties affected, and to pro- Kiwaniuns Raffeld end Berg,
* ** * committee: dependence.
"TcUona have been for- ments fa the following
^ ts r y , Ballard said the national .coed with tho task of securing while the negative side was in
J»Panese embassy haa Charles Britt,- chairman;- GeoriY*
The house adopted a senate committeeman had stated after government aid in construe”
____ wHww charge of Kiwanlans Lawton and
E. Balmes, Paul P. Resold and M. resolution
for 91>000,000 to re the eovenotion th at “ the combina- the canal. That it will mean much Langley. The Judges were mem
“ f fld .lS era* ‘ ccordin*
Jackson. The
district, which lieve drought-stricken
hi district.
New Mix- tlon had been too strong for him;
city as well as tho cntln bers of the Orlando Kiwanis Club
is putting ion the initiation, in- ico farmers.
that
Sinclair
interests
nadbeaten
beaten central
and pronounced the debate a
r t of tha state, i
eludes
,
i
d
-i--—
v
-----------es the
tha following councils:
The senate rejected the nomina him to the goal; that the stoke belief o Heveryone
P
interested In draw.
Lakeland, 8t. Petersburg, Tampa, tion
Knight, of Califor waa Teapot Dome."
its construction.
At the beginning of the lunchSanford, Orlando and San An nia, ofto8adnuel
be special government
eonn, Ed. Lane reported to the club
tonio.
counsel in oil prosecution suits.
the district convention of KhvenHoward Manninatoo, friend of
is Clubs of Alabama and Florida
former Attorney General Daugh
Chiropractor O pens
held in Jacksonville lost week. J .
erty, refused to appear before the
Perk Thursday, Apr.
Mathew* was introduced aa
<•
•
^ »
Office in T his City Daugherty investigating commit
new member of the Sanford elt
* Ij
»
. tee.
Sempre Pideiea.......
L. E. Wilson, connected with t
::* ’•
Dr. W. A. Brune, chiropractor,
The Swift and Armour intor• Ur
opened on office In the T in t estwent into court with a brief
Queen
WASHINGTON, Apr. 10v—The
uupon a t,
ational Bank Building of this declaring void the famous packers
Lawrence E. Wilson, A. E. P al
*a - *• .he Palm- consent decree
" governRobin
mer, William Datte, Leroy B.
tea
al«at;...........
Dr.
will
fatal* Giles and W. C. Esstngton, of Or
The senate oil
devot' d« Concert La, Bar---------------------------- make San
to
represent
th
e In. lando. were visitor*, and spoke
ford hia future home, after inves- ed another .day
down
briefly.
abership
oi
Hur
Chl- •T O ik o r t h o occasion, the racepwholo state of Flor- reports of an oi’
‘ .• *
Sanford Klw»nia
'
'V* ■
of
eluded S. M.
, and
to Sati
HON.
U l MeL- on
•lit ng conMatthews,
with aevion. and
“ alterrtE*. i
Sanford
R*
toes, L. o.
portunlC U ng,
growth
it
N.
state."
. W.
explained
lix U n in
w
B
a
T U M ^I
P
NOMINATION OF WATER TRAFFIC
SAMUEL KNIGHT LEAGUE MEETS
TURNED DOWN |N CITY TODAY
E
i »
V'S’S M a a
Kiwanis Oub Haa
A Varied Program
At Luncheon Today
Washington News
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■ t
rt o
S:
r
iR
CONi
Reception For Presii
Feature
i
m
<- .
R.
probably I
southerly .■
NUM BER
John L angley W ill
B e Tried on M ay 6
(By The A u w la M Praaa)
COVINGTON. Apr. 16-Judge
Cochran of the United States
district court here Wednesday
set Mav 6. as the date of the
trial of Congressman John W.
Langley, Kentucky under in
dictment with five others charg
ed with conspiracy to defraud
the government .in connection
with alleged liquor withdraw
als in a distiielry In Lawreneeburg, Ky.
HARRISON WORKS
FOR FORD BID ON
MUSCLE SHOALS
Henry Ford In Inrited to Appear
Before Committee Rat lias
Not Accepted
Yet.
n r TSe Aunelafr* Prraa.
WASHINGTON, Apr. 16—Sup
porters of the Wadsworth bill pro
viding for the leasing nf the goveminent Muaclo Shoals properties
to a corporation formed by New
York interests will be heard Wed
nesday by. the senate agriculture
committee a t the opening of public
hearings.
Senator Hnrrison,
Democrat,
Mississippi, n mem tier nf the com
mittee, nlans to use his influence
to get the committee to dispose of
the Wadsworth bill and other blits
aa quickly as possible snd take up
the bid of Henry Ford, which he
favors. Ho declared Tuesday that
if the committee showed signs of
causing deliBerate delay In consid
ering tho Ford bill he would pre
sent a motion on the senate floor
to have the committee discharged
and the Ford bid placed on the sen
ate calendar for action.
•
No date has been set for hear
ings on the Ford bid and ChalVman
Norris said the Ford bid would be
considered along with the other of
fers for operation of the Muscle
Shoals properties. The chairman
is openly opposed to the Ford of
fer and has Invited Henry Ford to
appear before the committee and
explain his offer.
Mr. Ford has not replied to the
InviUtio and‘ the
* Ford
~
invitation
proponents
do not eipect Mr. Ford to appear.
Senator tlarrisoq, recognised aa
spokesman for the Ford bid advocataa. said it was not necessary
for Mr. Ford to appear, as his bid
has been before congress for three
"* -
W
a
k
mm
Prominent Sanford
Men Agree That City la
Midst of Most Proepcn
Era of Its History and That L
Very Bright Future Awaits
Sanford As It Gives Evi
dence of Big Development.
The year 1024 will be a big one
in the history of Sanford. It I*
one during which it is destined to
take its place among the moat pnw*
peroua and rapidly growing citle*
of thq entire state. Always recognixed as one of the m6at solid and
substantial cities in the state, San
ford la now enjoying an unpreced
ented growth.
./
. Isf*'.
That these things are true may
be substantiated by many facta. At
present the banking institutions
nave on deposit more money than I
ever before in their entire history.
Figures recently given out shqw| 3
that the deposits have almost dou
bled in a year's time. ‘(gain
* post,
al receipts indicate the rapid
growth. Each month the local’
office show* an increase in it*
builnns varying from 18 to 30
per cent higher than the sam«
month a year ago.
Many point out that the tremend
ous real estate turnover that hag
taken place during tho post three
months is another strong indication
of the development of Sanfotd and
its resources. From J m . T to
Apr. 1, the real estate transfer*
amounted to approximately threequarters of a million dollars. An
other • feature of the transfers.
which m any. business men point
with pr
pride,| is, the fact th at moat of
the property haa changed hands
with local capita! financing the
deals.
The truckers and growers of cel
ery and other product* have hod
one of the best seasons In years.
Big prices have been received.,
what seemed If bo almost disaster,
waa turned into good fortune ana ~
today the growers are in better
financial condition than ever bofore. It Is declared. Another thing
Is that indications ore t h a t - th e
spring crops, will bring fancy
price* in*! * • good summer fur
the business
uses of this city.
Substantial."
■
Of this
The committee
notified Tuet
Toe. are jealous • th at reputation and
mmlttee was notlfled
■IMama* feemui Secretary of War
Raker would testify at, the public
hearings on Apr. 25. He is credit
ed with saying he had rather have
Muscle Shoals under the Ford
than bo president of the
United States continuously.
Senator Norris said Tuesday
tb*t 80 far he had not been Inform
ed of any advocates of the Ford big
ptanning to appear a t tha public
nearinjr*. Sonator Harrison said
those favoring tha Ford bid had
made no effort to bring Antimony
before the committee and Wash
ington would be unable to bold the
people favoring the Ford bid If
they decided to come. Senator Harriion added that the Ford propon
ents were through with dissuasion
and wanted action on the Ford bid.
A d o l p h u s F. Bell,
Sanford R e s i d e n t ,
P asses A w ay Monday
Funeral services for Adolphus
F. Bell of this city, who died
early Monday morning at the
Howell Sanitarium in Orlando,
were held Tucaday afternoon a t
3 o’clock at the cemetery in
Ocoee. In charge of tha funeral
services were: Rev. Chutehwell
and Rev. Jackson, both of Ocoee.
Mr. Bell passed away following
serious operation performed
four woeks ago, when it was ne
cessary to amputa:o hit limb.
Two y**r* ngo it was Accc.vmry
to amputate the other limb.
Since tho' latter nporation, Mr.
Bell, nlthough suffering at times
from the effects, enjoyed more or
less good health. A abort time
ago. ha was taken seriuualy ill
again and it was then' necessary
to remove him to a hospital for
the operation.
For the post 12 years Mr. Bell
had been u resident of this city
and for eight years nas operated
a grocery store in Canan City, a
suburb of Sanford. Mr. Bell hod
been a resident of the state for
more than 30 yean.
.The dead man is survived by
his wife and three daughter*
M re.J^ A. DeWeefe end Mrs. Earl
E. McBride, of Somerset,., Ky., and
Mr*. Raymond R. Brown of DeAM* end one *90, Joel
Bell, of this city.
(I*
---------------- T
H enry Cal
D efei
- WASH1NC
plying to crl
Idge for h is
t the
nator Loc__
the preaidehi
hia rights.
thev-oss
deal 6f pride. This c ity
a greet deal of favorable public!
during tho New York exhibition
and as result of lie booth and pub
licity m atter distributed there,. I t
may be expected th a t’the "Celery
City" will receive visits from many
home seekers next winter. Th0 lo
cal Chamber of Commerce Is in
receipt of a largo number of In
quiries asking for further Informa
tion on Sanford.
In order to ascertain bow local'
sentiment prevails regarding the
ircsent conditions, and what the
uture has in store for this city, a
representative of The Sanford
Herald Interviewed a number of
Icadihg business men and asked
them for their view* and here is
what they have to say:
Forrest Lake: "We are In the
midst of the greatest period at
prosperity and growth In the en
tire history of Sanford. 1 Wa a ll’
have faith In the bright future of
this city. All indication* point 1
ward fe bigger and better dtp I
on tho benlut of Lake Monro*.
are especially blessed with a el
xenship which is alive to the n e a _
of the time and are attem pting to
supply those needs. This la
is helping
nelplnx to
’ make Sanford." ;
W. H. Tunnicllffe: “I bell#1
inford la the most truly
polltan city in Florida. By th a t
mean it possesses oil the
Inures, advantage* and means
personal enjoyment th at
found in any of the big
cities of the c o u n try .______
tlon I* sound and permanent
not based on any temporary
transitory growth. For that 1
son. In my opinion, It offer* *
derful investment opportunities
it la nopr end will continue
and more to*bo one of the
substantial d i k e ,o f the
B. F . Whitoer, 8r.: "W«
had one of the most pr
Winter* ia the history of
and indication* are that tfc
cropv will bring good prices
I of
summer,
future bold
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NEWS PARAGRAPHS
T H IS W E E K IN
Celery Shipments
^ Taeeday—Regular meeting of the
L ‘City DJanning Commission a t
gi
H all a t 7:30 o’clock.*'
TW sday— Regular meeting p f/th c
New York __ _
r
CoL Theodore R o o s e v e lt^ u x Potomac Ynrds
i * iliary, 0 . S. W. V., a t the home
Waycross ........
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of lira . R. A. Terheunc a t 3:30 Chicago
? , p . m. r
i m in — ■ ii ir i r s
'^n-Mrn
Taeaday—R egular— meeting . of ; Atlanta
Hr, 'K nights of Columbus a t K. C.
Hall a t .8 p. m.
r Tuesday— Weekly luncheon
o f!
r •• jRotary Cltlb a t Valdea Hotel a t •
J2:15 p. m.
.
2 M oonshiners And
i; Tuesday—Regular-meeting of the
Mason Lodge,'No: 62, at Masonic
S tillin g A pparatus
p . .H all a t 8 p. m.
. . .
C aptured M onday
f Wadnaaday—Weekly luncheon of
Ki* Klwfcnis Club a t 12:15 p. m. a t
M
'Yahlex Hotel. *
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r - Wednesday—Regular meeting of moonshiners took to thciT heels
i)
Men’s ; Club of Holy Croaa and the officers pursued them. Tho
1 w liirc Irk t' B'p. m.
older Oglesby was captured and
Thqraday—Regular meeting
of
p
Eastern Star a t Masonic Hnll
• JL** ® P- mThursday—Weekly luncheon of costs and two months ' on two
n Ihe Association of Business charges and In lieu of non-payF t vWotnen a t the Valdez Hotol a t m snt of the fine was sentenced to
;•*
1 2 :1 6 p . m .
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serve four additional months.
Friday—weekly
luncheon
of
Last night the boy, who is about
Chamber of Commerce a t the 18 years old, was caught nnd this
[y
.Valdez Hotel a t 12:15 p. m.
morning upon hsi dIcU of guilt,
Friday—Regular
meeting
of was sentenced by Judge House
K nights Tem plar a t Masonic holder to pay a fine or $200 and
v
- H all .ab.7:30.p. m.
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costs and servo one month and In
Fallowing Dates Booked Ahead. lieu thereof to serve an additional
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American Legion Dance, April two months. He was put on pro
.* t l , a t the Armory.
bation on one charge.
Get-Together Dance, May 2,
1 auspices Woman’s Club.
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•;t General reception, Presbyter!ir gn Church,. April 29.,
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Subscriptidn* Bridge, April 21,
U R G E D PAVED
BY COMMISSIONS
Today Is the day of the big
. tre a t we told you about a few
’ .
. i .
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• days ago, a tre a t
for every
*r The Mllane Theatre announces reader of The Sanford Herald.
Look for the coupon in today’s
a pre-release showing today of
paper. .Find it and qllp it. It is
llnpshurg Liebe’s new picture. good
for a free bdttlo of CheroT h e Burned Cmclflx,,r starrin g Cola at any dealer’s. This treat
Alin F orrest. Mias F orrest will is -meant for you, and is made
be remem W e d for her ablo dfa- through special arrangem ent with
Chero-Cola Bottling
Com
* matic work In such super* prodoe- the
pany, local bottlers of this welltlons aa Hlf W inter Comes,’* “The known drink.
jjf Prince Chap/* ^’M arriage MorAll you do is clip the coupon
■r t il," etc. She has also the envla- and take it to any dealer. Then
delicious beverage ab
•t ble^ distinction O- having been enjoy this
free of charge. Tear out
; leading woman fy r the noted solutely
tho coupon now, while it’n on your
Arliaa,
mind. Use it today, or any other
the ppicture’s
' Mr. Hansel! *Fish,
J a i l , M1V
iC U JrC i
of
Jeewing man, is a Florida product, pon.the days show n' on the cou
aftd until he wont Into pictures,
a cowboy.
Mr. Fish will
make personal appearance upon
the stage in Tope-apinning acU,
dressed in .the sam e clothing
he
t. wears in the picture. His adeptv pass a t doing trieka with the lari
. - « is second only to th at of the
g g famous western
WUl Rogers.
The rwit of the emit is entirely
adequate. The boy, Kdward T ilf
son, came so near to "stealing”
the picture from the -star that
| aliaa F orrest had herself given
much of the work th a t waa orig/ ' inally laid out for the boy. H er
>- h$ft. Butler, the r::lain, pulls off
•> trsgic scene th a t fans will not
WORLD FLIBRH,
I • peon forget. C. B. Davids, as this
S* grandffrthcr, docs good work
SEWARD, Alaska, April 15.—
'/ M r . Hnpsburg Llebc, the pro- Postponement for another day uf
dneer of "The Burned Crucifix/’ the departure from here of the
m ; Is n Tennessee mountafnecr, and four -U. 8. arm y aviators flying
v has 500 magazine stories and around the world, appeared likely
K -.. novels to Ms fcredit. Prom his today on account of adverse
Snow was
jp n have come also a number of w eather conditions.
tin usually successful' motion pic- falling and Ohignik, the next
tfre s , among them’ being “ Bill landing place, reported a south
: Jkparton’s Boy," with Jack Pick'- east gale.
ford, “Tsinimed,’’ with Hoot Gib*
SIX BASEBALL LEAGUES
. aen, “The Last Rebel," “Thirty
; Piece* of Silver," etc., etc.
MIAMI, Feb. 15—If pres
T he Mllane announces also a
good comedy in addition to thu
above .named program .
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nouneed th a t o ^ c rT f o r T h V mnchlnery for the pump hoUsd Imd
also been placed. No announcement was made regarding t««
pump house and reservoir and it
is pot known wimt action wai
taken in this m atter.
The convnissio;i, it ii also tindcrstood, Requested F. Joseph
, (Hr Tfcr Am w Is W . P w m I ,
A pril M.— Leon CanLONDON”, .^Ai*r. IB.—The dfcur B. Raymond, member* df the
ova, pioneer Plorida tfnd Central
city commission, hns been named Amnricnn developer, declared in Count’ mte of new gold dnicount at
the Gank of Germany has been
fixed a t 10 per cent, anys an agency
dispatch from Berlin.
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railway adjoining the
HOARDS AGREE.
(L Oth ! ns hoWcr of, hn,1 «f -. Tamiaml Trail. Hc said the solid
ffif; H s A
n»mpd ‘ncludo:jrock out of which the hutomobilo
S i^rnl J f L r Mp rV '
lt? r anJ IR* d Si* brin* ho fit is abundant
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°ir ’ « f - S m i l h ^ n n - . » « i | would m.n)r»r g~ Arm founrtar n qtLwnW. u ^ :
? ll.u,llu* ,flw» f? r » railroad, and that thU
H* a ..s «
t?
Jud**. U* could be obtained by deepening
U- Bcv,|l^ _____________ or widening the canal.
V^-r.tV^h*
& t3 3 S 2 r s r ia r
rn**Wj>y repair shop in
* * • ™ a m . A . Stone of Exter,
wllh n
^ e' \ •lLarV, M,lJ ’ '"u?
Friday with Mr. E. M, jj" frT fi.* ,'" / * lh tt can
e»rr y,nK any
BlxIe.y 0*.,Vay£0nn
“?,d *T® mm Inner) .thua .t Vis aP
to be repaired
RUcat* *"'*e ',ere
l "c Month- With
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xum.n-°B tcj.-------------
With a view to conserving its
P lroloom resources
Argentina
hn« r w r v ^ i '.three large areas
whirc exploration is forbidden until the government investigates the
ilanndli
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assumption of its
of the bonded indv'
oU county.
As
afirecment dlvorci
and Sarasota virt
fcctcd.
o o n t go around f«i:J
lacking in energy anj ]
because your kidneys ir. J
kidneys,' will give y„ar 2
good flushing, remove |
waste m atter nnd i,rir,
nays back to a normal, L
dltlon, “Your POLF.Y p|
the only thing I ever
i n v mvul 11
A ftv
j
fljnwnTTTOilaffl^
AT THE WILANE.
. Bay 8 . Ball, Huron. Ohio, was a
victim of coughs a n d scolds. oBth
he and his sister suffered with
them, but found “apaady relief”
• through the use of FOLEY’S HON£ HY AND TAR COMPOUND, the
old.favorite cough remedy. He
w rites: «J have found FOLEY’S
?. MONEY AND TAR COMPOUND
. a m olt excellent remedy for coughs
V aod colds. My sister had a severe
cold and cough a year ago and
53 (m L 3 P ew,X L?,ief ,n FOLEY’S
HONEY AbO) TAR COMPOUND."
r. Said everywhere.
l -GRATIFYING
REPORTS.
7 T"LAKELAND, Apr. I<*.—Gratiftln g reports were msde at the
monthly meeting of th"
Polk
■ County Highway v.Bea.( ifleution
\r% -Cornmiision. Splendid, c'j-onera-
DY HARRY B. HUNT
NE.V Htrvire 8t.lt Writer.
ASHINGTON*.. D. C —A polUIW
rlan is a eonpcniial outlmUl.
Tie lives on hope, un expectation.
He Is never sAilaflvd with admit
ting mere rca.pnuMn likelihood of
success. Only the alwolutv certain
ty of triumph ever Is conceded.
Inevitably, then, leaders In both
old parly cmuiw are ctnlmlnir a
walk.uvay at Ihc |w,lhs this tall.
Kopui.iicnn complacency ovsr the
otjilubk Is uffsoi hv Ocmuciatic enthusiarm Doth side, uie confident,
even cocky. Ejch says the other
Is “whistling to keep up courage.”
Probably troth are. if some psycho
analyst could trad th 'ir real feel
ing.. Yet each nctuully believes It
believes what it rays.
NON-POLITICAL person from
A
ihe middle west, however, who
hns (reveled In 33 suites In Ihe past
THEATRE
\$y and Thursday
Griffith's
three m onths, leaves this thought
with W ashington's poll Ileal seers:
“The Republican* have a candi
date. b u t'n o ummnnltlon.
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“Thy pem m iat* have oddlei of
tm iuotm lbn. hfit nornmUdme.
either sldo van set. down
the result from those two oiu-*lded
situations thw folks Irr the etleks
c a n 't figure o u t
'TbVea manltis from ndw. If.tha
Republicans have located some am
m unition and the Democrats have
selected a candidate, t hen one side
or ths other may have reason for
optimism. Rut s tlihd party ticket,
with both n candidate and an a r
senal of high expbwlves, inay even
tlven block any reasonable reason
for rcJolejng."
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t i n eenglhrnlnK linn nf Domocrntloe "presblentlai pewelblH•• picks up recrulU alm oaidalB '.
r facet in line now oppoAtpITU-
SENATE CITES
MJ5.DAUGHERTY
FOR CONTEMPT
Tuesday before the committee.
Cnhirman Drookhnrt said, but
whether he will at once is a ques
tion. The committee reference
•cared Monday night to bo for
obtaining details as to the WrightMartln contracts, inasmuch as tes
timony adduced In Ohio has con
tained references to ownership of
2,500 shares of stock in th at cor
poration by H. M. Daugherty,
when aomey general.
The resolution to cite H. M.
Daugherty for contempt, as order
ed by the committee, will seek a
different procedure than was tak
en by tho senate toward H arry F.
Slncliar, for declining to testify
beforo the senate oil committee.
The senate asked tho district a t
torney in Washington to obtain
an indictment before the criminal
court agninst Mr. Sinclair, where
as the Dnugherty committee will
ask the a rrest of the banker and
his appearance boforo the sennto
Itself fu r‘judgment.
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POSTPONE CUTY ELECTION
COCONUT GROVE, Apr. 15—
The city nuthoritiaa have postpon
ed from April 15 to May 27 tho
date of the waterworks bond elec
tion uf $200,000. The postpone
ment was made necessary, It is
said, because of an error in figur
ing the dates from time of adver
tising and th at the resulting tech
nical error in registration dates
would mnkc the election illegal un
less a new date should be set and
hc registration be taken all over
again.
CANNER8 ASSOCIATION
TAMPA, Apr. 15.—The fori
John Itarton Pay no of Virginia.
Kaulabury. former senator from
Delaware, now practices law In
W ashington.
Payne, who was general counsel
foe Ihe raltrogd administration and
lalcr secretary of Interior under
President Wilson, is now chairm an
of i ho American Red Cross.
MOVEMENT now developing
A
lo present Payne as tho favor
ite sort of Virginia, "M other of
Presidents." may be handicapped
by similar ambition by friends of
Carter Glass of Lynchburg. Junior
senator from VhRlnla. who suc
ceeded McAdoo as secrcttry of the
treasury In 19IS.
Glass Is the smallest, phyilcally,
of auy of the Democratic lineup,
but his backers insist good things
corns In small package^ and th at
he will appear a* a slxeabl* con
tender when the hour for compro*
mlse and nomination arrives. 11a
Is a newspaper publisher, served SO
years In Congrvxs before resigning
to become secretary of treasury,
and resigned the cabinet post to
accent ap|>olntimnt a s senator.
RESIDENT
COOLrDtJlE'S
breakfasts promise to beo.ma
as Im portant In shaping national
,po|lcV as those for which* Mark
Hanna wag famous back in Me*
Kin ley's day.
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When Mark w ss: In doubt over
any program and wished advice, or
when he wished to win tha support
to his pro*
of a filvsn tndlvldi
liosal*. ho invited
fa it with him. lilt specUl dUb. on.,
these-occasions wes corned beef
h sih —a dish of unbelievable po
tency. It seemed.
! •
' Coolldge's breakfasts to can m a
alnnal leaders, given to re-cetubliali
harmony l*>tween tha execuUv*
and legislative branches and* t#
W henever y o u gp you see the B ond o f Friendship that exists for Chero-Cola.
E veryw here, you see people drinking it from the T w ist Bottle, T o sh o w how
great! rw e appreciate this friendship w e w ish to treat you to a F R E E B O T T L E
of Chfro-ColcL Ju st cHp th e coupon b elow — present it to any soft drink dealer__
enjoyan ice-cold bottle at our expense. N oth in g to sign—no obligation w hatever.
Clip the coupon N O W .
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man.. im rc tA n i mav
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W ed n esd ay E v e P resent It to any soft
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1600 Sq. ycUJ corduroy dP 10c .q............. *i
13200 Lin. ft. concrete curb nnd Rutter Q 80e
,113600 Sq. yd*, paving @ $1*30 ----- .— ......|
75 Lin. ft. flush curb <H) 36c ....................
100 Cu. yds. class A concrete @ 130.00 ..
' " 6000 pounds steel @ 6c — --------,— •——
thi». 2350 Lin. ft. 12” storm sewer (n> $1*10 .....
the
5 Manholes db $50.00 _ ........— —------ht"
25 Inlets fg> $35.00 .....- ....— .................
I ^ E PE)ne**iw«y. lr.g»l
360.00
2585.00
260.00
875.00
3443.75
Chuluota Sctia
642950.00
FOR CIVIC
Mr
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IMPROVEMENTS.
Mi AMI. Apn 14.—TcnUtlvc
aproval has been given by the city
commissioners to n bond issue ag
tice of the department of com- gregating 6950,000 soon to be
nerce, according to announcement submitted to the people cf Mi
here by heads of lumber concerns. ami, for contemplated civic im
The purpose of the meeting, it is provements. Origrnnl plans call
stated, Is to consider recommend- ed for Improvements estimated to
atlons made by the central and con- | cost more than 62,000.000, Pro
suiting committees on lumber je c ts incorporated in the new
Addition .to
standards.
These
commltUes proposal include:
to
have spent months in sn intensive hospital, 6100,000; addition
study of such problems as grading street railway system, 6100,000;
rules, short and odd lengths and city’s part sanitary sewers, $150,
000; incinerators, 675,000; land
rough dry dimensions. It Is said.
for bridges, 6100,000; cost of
bridge 6200,000; land for railroad
PHILLIPS A DIRECTOR.
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crossing, $100,000; for street wid
80UTH
JACKSONVILLE, ening, 6126,000.
April 14.—Judge II. B. Phillips,
chairman of the state road doPTOMAINE POISONING
partment, has been elected to
Leesburg, Ga., Apr. 15.—Two
the directorate of the company
organized here for the manu- negroes are dead and it is esti
facture of paper, and, It is said, mated between 25 and 30 person*
he wlU take an active interest Including members of several
in the new, plant to be erected white families are seriously 111 ns
here. Judge PhiUips is also pres- a result of ptomaine poisoning said
Ident of two bonks, . the South to be caused by eating spoiled
Jacksonville Bant; and the Bank souse or hogshead cheese bought
of Pablo.
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at a local market Saturday. *.
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SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY
OF RESOLUTION NO. 112 ADOPTED ON THE 25TI1
DAY* OP FEBRUARY, A. D. 1914.
• The following la the estimated cost of paving Sanford Avenuo
from Commercial Street north to I/ike Monroe and Seminole Boul
evard from Sanford Avenue west to Palmetto Avenue a width of 40
feet with sheet asphalt (Willite Process) on 6 inch rock base.
1000 Cu. yds. grading dp 6 0 c .... .................................. ........... 6 600.00
1300 Lin. ft. concrete curb and gutter (fi) 80c......................... 1010.00
40 Lin. ft. flush curb @ 35c
_________ _________ _
14.00
,150 Sq. ft. concrete alley returns — --- ---- ------------------- 37.60
2900 8q. yds. paving @ 62.20 .....•_........... .............................. 0380.00
4 Inlets db 640.00 ....:........................... ............................... 160.00
300 Lin. ft. 12*’ storm sewer dp 61*20............................. .......... 360.00
Replacing 40 ft. corrugated plpo .................... ...... ......- .......... 300.00
1200 Lin. ft. 3” drain tile @ 6100.00 per M. .....................i..:.... 120.00
Engineering, legal expense ,ctc.................... ............................ . 772.50
Number of feet frontage on 24 foot pavement. 4930.2 feet.
Number of feet frontage on 32 foot pavement, 3169.3.
Number of feet frontage on 16 foot pavement. 410.0.
Assessment per foot on 24 ft. pavemsSit, 64.2986.
Assessment per foot on 32 ft. pavement, 66.4479.
Assessment per foot on 16 ft. pavement, 3,224.
FRED T. WILLIAMS. Engineer.
Width
Feet
Preliminary
Drrrriptlon
Pavement
Frontage
Aseanment
Name
Rose Court Addition to Sanford, Fla.
6214.03
S. Pulcston, I/it 3 ........................
516.83
Mrs. A. E. Hill, I/)t 1 .......... .............
Ceo. A. DoCottcs, I/it 5 .—............ ...
Geo. A. DeCotles, I/it 6 ....................
Geo. A. DeCottrs, I/it 6 ...................
A. L. Betts, l/)t 7............ .......- —
J. Schirnrd, lo t 9 ...............................
F. E. Roumillnt, Lot 11 .....................
B. W. Anderson, Lot 13 .............- .....
W. C. Hill, Lot 15-................. .........
Harry Walsh- Lot 16............................
W. C. Hill, I/>t 17 ---------- ----------W. C. Hill, I/>t 17 ........... ....~-*t..—
T. W. Jones, Lot 18 ........................
A. E. Yowell, I/it 19 „*............. ..........
A. E. Yowell, l/>t 19--------------------R. R. Dens, I/it 21 ..................... .......
I/isk & Colclough, I/it 23 ------------D. D. Caldwell, I/it 25 .....................
D. D. Caldwell, Lot 27 ......- ........._...
Agnes Berner, I/it 29 .................... .....
J. E. Wathem. I/it 31 .................. ......
Cose Court', Inc.* I/it 3 3 --------- -----Rose Court Inc., I/it 35 ............—....?.
Rose Court Inc., Lot 3 7 ..................’....
Rose Court Inc., Lot 39 ...................
Rose Court Inc., I/it 3 9 ................... Rose Court Inc., I/it 41 ...........____
Rose Court Inc., I/it 43 .....................
Rose Court Inc., I/it 44 ............. .......
Rose Court Inc., I/it 46 ..................
Rose Court Inc., I/it 4 7 .....................
Rose Court Inc., I/it 5 0 .................. ..
R. A. Newman, I/it 61 .....................
It. A. Newman, Lot 51 ....................
R. A. N'ewmnn, Iz>t 52
R. A. Newman, Lot 52
Rose Court Inc., Lot 53
Roue Court Inc., !/)t 54
Rose Court Inc., !/>t 54
Total estimated coat .................................
To be borne entirely by adjacent property,
Number of feet frontage, 1167.85.
Aiiciament per foot frontage, 683638.
FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer.
Fret
Preliminary
Description
Frontage Aaaeenmenl
Lake View Park, Sanford. Florida
Roac Court Inc., I/jt 59 ...................
Lake Front Improvement Co., Loti
Ro*p Conrt Ine-., I/ifc-60
49,46, 49, 60, M?»n'd a*.L;.V._” 1...
Rose Court Inc., I/it 61 _________ ...
Rose Court Inc., I/it 62 ......................
LakeFront Improvement Co., I/it 47..............
Roac
Court Inc., I/U 63 __ ________
Lake Front Improvement Co,, Lot 48 .............
Kn*c Court 4»**4/tt 04 xm m i . ....
Rose Court Inc., I/d 65 ................;.....
1^1 58 . ..........................i...«..^........, .................
Rose Courl Ine., I/it 66 .................. .
Lake Front Improvement Co., Lot G....... ......
Ruse
Court Inc., l/>t 67 ..... ............ ..
Clyde Steamship Co.* Beg. 300 ft. North of the
Rose
Court,
Inc., I/it 68 ............. i......
intersection of tho North line of Commer
Ruso
Court
Inc.,
I/it 60 ....... ............
cial Street with the east lino of Palmetto
Rose
Court
Inc.,
I/it
7 0 .....................
Ave., according to E. R. Trafford's Map
Rose
Court
Inc.I/it
71 -------- ------of tho Town of Sanford, Florldn: thence
Rose Court Inc, !/>t 71 __ ____ ___
North 400 ft.; East 115 ft. South 400
Rose ‘Court Inc., ol.t 72 ............. .......
I^ sh Seminole
Rose Court Inc., I/>t 7 2 .... ................
Roac Court Inc.- I/it 73 ............ ........
Rose Court Inc., I/it 74 ................. .
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED. UNDER AUTHORITY
Rose Court Ine.* I/it 7 5 .....................
OP RESOLUTION NO. 123 ADOPTED ON THE 23T1I
Rose Court Inc., I/it 7 6 ..................
DAY OP PEBRUARY, A. I). 1924|.
Rose Court Inc., Lot 77
...............
The following la tho estimated coat of paving Hood Avenue from
Roao Court Inc., Lot 78 ........ ........
Commercial Street North to Scminolo Boulevard ami Seminole Boul
Rose Court Inc., Lot 7 9 .....................
evard from Park Avenue East to Palmetto Avenue 40 feet In width
Rose Court Inc;; Lot 80 ....... ..............
With sheet aephelt.
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Rose
Court Ine., I/it 81, .....................
1800 On. yds. grading lb 60c .................... ..................... ........ | 000.00
Rose Court Inc., I/it 82 ............... ......
2460 Lin. ft. concrete curb and gutter <g> 80c .............. .
1960.00
6200 8q. yd*, paving dp 12.00 ............. ..................................
10400.00 Ruse Court Inc., Lot 83 ..................
Rnso Court Inc., Lot 8 1 ................ ..
900 S<|. ft. concrete alley approaches 0 25c j...................... .
235.00
City
of Kniiford, Bougainvillea Park
4 Inlets <g> 140.00 — — -----..........
JOO.OO
2000 Lin. ft. storm sewer @ $1.20 ...............
360.00 City of Sanford. Bougainvillea Park
Roao Court Inc-, I/it 8 5 ....................
1 Manhole .— .....................
oo.OO
R
Taking up 80 feet, of 48*’ pipo and plugging wall ____
200.00 om Court Inc., I/itJ 8 6 ___ ______
200 Lin. ft. 3’’ drain tile CD 1100.00 per M .____ ^..1_____
200.00 Rose Court Inc., Lot 8 8 _-.... ,
Rose Court Inc., Iz>t 9 0 ...............
Engineering, legal expense, etc. — ...................... .................... 1175.00
Rose Court Inc., I/it 92 ............. ;.....
Rose Court Ine., Lot 94 :.....................
Total , estimated cost ................ ............... .
$15610.00 Rose Court Inc., I/it 96 _____ _____
To bp borne entirely by adjecent property,
Hose Court Inc., Lot 98
.... .. .........
Numljor of feet frontego, 2201.4.
343.89
171.04
370.76
590.63
881,21
322.40
483.69
483.59
62845
069.29
455.87
628.45
669.29
456.87
483.59
483.59
483.59
483.56
483.59
483.59
483.60
483.59
483.59
33529
101.45
300.60
310.79
113.^5
389.45
002.71
752.25
671.87
584.82
455.87
,583.62
Final examinations are ndff a t J Mrs. J. C. Kazell, aged 22, wife
hand nnd the teachers aro © tr y I of Jnck KnxeH, died Mnrch 28 at
'th e Cl'andd' hospital. -.The fubusy..
.
*• 1 • I neral services were conducted by
IHr.v. C. .L. Colliu-vot-the--Baptist
Church, and accompanied 4o the
same tine ,things about Jit.
And,* *u
i Counts’ family burial ground.
greatest endorsement
*lf. 2.- °
■near Ocala, by the aanie group of
500 new buyers cv«rjf. week,
I school friends,' who one short
year ago attended the marriage
break all records foreclosed , car J
and proffered their good wishes to
sales In the coach price class.
/
a happy bride and groom.
We quote briefly from tKe en
Hr. Herbert Counts, of Jack
thusiastic praise that the Ntw h
sonville, and Miaa Edna Counts
Essex has earned from world-fa- p
were constantly at Mrs. K.V'U’n
mntfjt motor authoritiesbedside. Her father, brother* nnd
sisters were with Mr. Kaz»ll at
“Hudson has produced a super
his wife’s bedside , when death
Essex. It looks like the prover- v
called.
bial knockout."—b rom Aui*>fi»o- *
bile Topics.
"The Essex Is a revelation of I
Tokoyo officials ore considering
performance, case of riding and n
replacing their telephone -jystem
* smoothness.”—From
Motor
wrecked by earthquake and flro
Age.
s
with au automatic system as more
economical nnd more tjjnvonieri!
»he New Essex nix-cyllnder •
<-nn be put down as a real delight 1
to drive." From Motor, of London, b
England.
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“A wonderful value—a cnrl
of which Hudson engineer** have if
a rirh t to bo proud."— From Mo- *1
tor Life.
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“Possesses qualities 1 didn’t be- t
lievc could be Incorporated li* n ! j
closed car at 6975."—H. A. Tnran- >
I have recently purchased
toun, in Motor (U. S. A .).'
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No. 1—20 acres tiled land, practically new, having grow n only three crops
o f celery. On brick road.
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No. 2—22 acres tiled land nearly new w ithin city limit.
No. 3-^20 acres new land, half tiled, balance iif original forest.
N o. 4— 15 acres new land, half tiled, balance in original forest.
No. 5— 10 acres new land, half tiled, balance in original fo r est'
No. 6— 10 acres tiled land, nearly new, good sta te o f cultivation.
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These farms are all located on good roads and mostly within 100 yards of loading stations. The
soil is of the cabbage-palmetto type and is known to rnnk«with the best celery soils of the Sanford
district.
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If
interested, apply tt>'
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Every Basis
Buick Satisfies
F irst N ational Bank Building
Room 613
[easured on the basis o f appearance, comfort
nd utility, Buick m ore th an satisfies the m ost
cacting m otorists.
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leasured on the basis o f day-in and day-out
ependability, Buick h a s for y e ars p ast set the
Landard for the industry.
,sk a n y
Buick ow ner.
Freight Cara Containing 207
J« h l, Special. «ad tUg-Sla——
Valued a t $300,000 Make
B iggest' Shipment* of
SOUTH BEND., Ind . Apr. lfl.
—A solid trainload of cars was
forwarded today from the Studcbaker factories with Hartford,
Con., as their destination.
This is one of the biggest sin
gle shipments of automobiles
made this year.
Leaving South Bend, this train
consisted ot 52 freight rnrs of
Light and Special Six models. It
was .routed by way of Detroit to
nick up 12 more carloads of Big
Sixes.
Altogether, the train contains
207 Stud chokers, valued at ap
proximately 6300,000.
Beauty linked w ith power that
stays young— that’s the WillySKnight! The quiet Willys-Knight
sleeve-valve engine improves With
w e— n’ fountain of thrills and
satisfactions:. In ten years we haV*»
never known 3 V /111ys-Knight
engine to wear ju t! T o u rin g
$1195, Coupe-occian Standard
$1450, 5-pasc.. S tandard Sedan,
the Ferndale Apartments.
Have thoroughly cleaned and renovated the entire
house. I have for rent two apartments and furnished
rooms with modern conveniences. Our prices are very
reasonable
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WHOLESALE
COMMISSION
MERCHANTS & BROKERS,
Richmond, Virginia.
W . R. BATES, MGR.
Headquarters for all Varieties of Fruits
and Vegetables, Prompt and Personal
Attention to All Shipments
FERNDALE APARTMENTS
leasured on the basis o f enduring, troubleee, personal transportation, Buick stan d s out
s a c a r unique, distinctive and a p a rt. *.
1117.4*
Mrs- K azell P asses
A w ay A t Chuluota
For
Their
H ealth’s
Sanford, Fin
The Truth
Sake,
GIVE TIIE CHILDREN
.
Sem ihole Overland C6
FIT FOR A QUEEN
About this Light-Six— plus proof jotf
E. L. HARWELL, Manager
Made of Pasteurized Cream
IT’S SAFE
206-208 Magnolia Avenue—Rhone 367
PH O NE
better nnfuniol
32 ft.
32 ft.
32 ft.
75
75
75
634
483.W
483.59
483.69
30*4W**>uMc9|uiCU(Xrv>>'t'FAa4&iH *.**CfT.
32 rt.
75“
32 ft.
76
32 ft.
75
32 ft.
75
32 ft.
75 *
32 ft.
75
24 ft.
56
2 * ft. / 142
32 ft
70.7
24 ft.
149.3
24 ft.
150
24 ft.
63.9
21ft.
60.3
24 ft.
60
21 ft.
65
21 ft.
65
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24 ft.
65
24 ft.
65
24 ft.
55
24 ft.
55
24 ft.
46
21 ft.
178
21 ft.
100
1.6 ft.
170
32 ft.
90.7
32 ft.
75
82 ft.
75
32 ft.
75
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32 ft.
76
32 ft.
75
.
32 ft.
75
32 ft.
55.7
24 ft.
60
1° H125
2» ft.
63.1
24 ft.
65
2 1 ft.
70
2 1 ft.
70
24 ft.
70
21 ft.
70
24 ft.
70
21 ft.
50 *
21. ft*
77
24 ft.
81.2
24 ^
»0
483.5S
48.1.59
483.59
483.59
483.59
483.59
361.08
610.40
'
455.87
641.78
044.79
274.68
259.21
257.92
235.42
235.42'
235.42
235.42
235.421
235.42'I
197.74 '
765.35
429.86
518.08
581.82
183.69
183.69
483.69
483,69
483.59
483.69
359.15 '
214.93
Assessment per foot frontage, 2T.1040.
403.00 i
FRED T. WILLIAMS. Engineer.
271.24
L
Feel
Preliminary
279.41
j
Name
,
Drrrriptlon
Frontage AaantNincnt
Laka View Park, Sanford. Fla.
31)6.00 :
:i»6.90 !(
Lake Front Improvement Co., I/>t 1 ..............
$738.87
;t(H).00 ■[
Laka Front Improvement Co., I/>ts 3, 4, 6, 8- 10,
.'liXMM) '(•
U, Ms JO, 22, 24. 26. 28, 30, 32. 34 ........... 5
360.90
S i ‘IA*
_ 4 f ■% • 4
211.93
Lake Front Improvement Co., Lot 1 8 __ :—,
330.90
Lake Front Improvement Co.* Lot 19 ....
l Rosa Court Inc., Lot 124
319.05
Lake Feont Improvement Co., Lot 20, ___ __
Laka Front Ireprovemant Co., I/>t 21
......
313.89, )
24 ft.
30
128.96
l
Laka Front Improvement Co., Lot 35 ___ __
nd all persons interested in tho '
CUy of Fanford. Beg. at the Intersection of tho
East line of Park Ave.. with tho North Line
of Seminole Boulevard, run Easterly atong
the North Lina of 8amlnole Boulevard to
Palmetto Ave., thence North 2 ft., thence
w,in
annum from and after thq. time *»ld
W eatvly parallel with the North line of
upccial assessments stand approved and confirmed.
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Mid Boulevard to Park Ave., thonce South
,
2 ft. to beg, ___ ________ ____________
A meeting of the Equalising Board of the City of Sanford. Fla.,
will be held at the City Hall a t 2:30 P. M., on the 28th day of April
A. D PX4, at which time said Board will hear any and all com pJnta
nnd objections as to such Special AsscssmenU and will a t said time adjust
»nd equalize .aid asseum ents on a basis of Justice and right and
I enU* 'Ued »nd
lhtn "Und confirmed and be. and
remain binding liens upon the
Property against which said ansaesments are made until paid in ac
cordance wtih provision, of Resolutions No. 122 and 123, adopted by
tr!U\ « « y (onunU‘ lon of
01 Snnford, Florida on Feb. 25th. A
J* l ®.2,4
R« o ‘«ilon No. 126 adopted by tho City Commission of
the City of Sanford, Florida 0d March 24th, A J). 1924
Som e eviden ce
The extra values which
this car typifies have
made Studebaker the
largeit builder of quality
cars.
They have made theie
plants, with modern ma
cars a sensation. Sales
chinery, which have im
have almost trebled In
m ensely reduced tha .
three years. Last year
manufacturing costa. . k...,...
145,167 people paid $201r
i
A car like this, buDt
000,000 for Studebaker
tinder
ordinary condi- - .
cars.
lio
n
s,
w
ould coat yon
The m ultiplying de
from
9200
to $400 more.
mand has forced an In
Scores
o
f
extra
values
L
earn,
for
your own
vestment of 950,000,000
take,
what
that
means to
in m od el p la n ts and
Built by the leader In the fine-car class. One of the
equipment. Of this, $38,
you,
care for which people last year paid $201,000,000.
000,000 has been spent In
Built In a model $50,000,000 plant, producing 150,
the past five years, so
000 care yearly. And saving you by quantity produc
S e n d fo r th e
the plants are up-to-date.
tion from $200 to $400.
Built of the same steels, with the tame care, as
Mall us the coupon be
The engineering de
the costliest cars we make.
partment which designs
low. W e w ill send you
The car that saved 11.4% in operating coat under
and superintends this
free our new book that
rivals, The car with 14 Timken bearings.
Light-Six costs 9300,000
will inform you on five
per year.
v
simple things 1
M a il coupon for booh about it
The machines which
veal the value
build it are m o d in and
exact 517 operations on
this car arq exact to 1/lOOOth of an
The equipment Is unusual. The
inch. 122 operations are exact to
cushions ere of genuine leather, and
one-half l/1000th of an inch.
are ten inches deep.
Every part and detail accords with
1,200 inspectors are employed to
It win tell you w hy some card
Studebaktr traditions. And the name
submit eacl car in the making to
rattle at 20.000 m iles and others
Studebaker has for 72 yean stood (ot
don’t. It shows one tingle point In a
32,000 inspections.
quality and class. ...
dosed car which measures whether
In fin ite care;
you’re getting top or medium quality.
M ark th is resu lt
The book la freer-? clip the coupon
The steels are selected from 36
Some men w ha operate fleets o f
formulas, each one proved best by
Studebaker Light-Six' .
w a y s U n ifo r
m otor
Such popularity must be deserved
S tandard
1G HITS ii.
im u c fliu c
In pictures, plays or products,
SSS rSSl bc bui,t on
'Hms Chesterfield’s swift ri«»
to iv>.>uL.-ity w a i n o a c c id e n t.
5>nu»kcrs w e re rea d y fo r a b e tte r
found^LBn<^ inTY
tcrfi*--Id they
Pr o d u c t s
O il Con
INCOtfCKATCO Ut KENTUCKY
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5-Passenger 112-in. W. B. 40 H. P.
, , j . , . .#■ • • IH
-1
ouring
119-In.W.B. 5 0 H .P .
1400
1893
Taste c o n v in c e d them. That’s
'n y m e n a ro turning by thou
san d s to Chesterfield.
n
(A ll ptic4J /. o. 5. factory*
8peodater (5-Paxs.)
Coopt (9-Pasx.) .
Terms to
wiU"then
? 3 T U D O A J1 irn . 3L
SANFORD, FLA.
n ’l r n i
lr-p—
�PS
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)AY//j
THE SANFORD H EHA tO ,'
Make Sanford A Cordial City.
-. . Sanford is well and favorably known throughout the
state and country as being a substantial city and as being the
great celery city. Why ntft add to this the reputation of
being a cordial city I It’s a nice title and has a great big
meaning.
To make a cordial city citizens would of course have to
As Brisbane
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Germany and Dawea.
Ring Around Germany,
Coolidga and the Senate.
Turkey Bars Religion.
C opyrtem , i l t l
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—John Milton.
^ - Speaking* of Florida Facts.
W hat chance has a moonshiner
got In Seminole county?
— ■ o-------
Contemporary Comr
4In ’lime* M'{ ' naWat
"We"; in time of nal W .
"Them fellers.’’—Mt. f f /
Fannie Flapper says whit.
ft
*I'mo"Jr t? * woman £ 1
GERMANY ACCEPTS in thalf
Z o u w r l go out of their w ay to be pleasant to strangers and to do all ory the Dawes report and, whilo
. , the
«noi.V them in every way possible.
rwwaihlp. R
u t complaining
- * ' » * * « wj thin th,eir Power to assist
But
wm iM#(|voroft0theayamount.
;the various
f the people of Sanford are so constituted and do have the
___outlined—w»ll M I « T l l f
* Hcffangos her mind.
^ f ^ g hheharaetcristtcs-iiciniggiy
f t r a ^ m i s t t c s ~ iiewgRg!,y forT tffdiaHty.-
on the main highway leading to great
Located 'Is ji
tourist cfenteripi Sanford can -Without great difficulty become known a ^ th e place where the people are cordial and
jbltusry pleasant and where service is given to everybody. Thousflttttona
* of totfrists
topHr* pass
“ through
*’
*■ ‘this city
'* each
■-" * year.. on
— ■!•£-*their
where ands
■emerged JoUFfi
With
great
grace
the
peoeys“6|)
and
down
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_
7
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M
,
Irvr rates.
pie of Sanford can bring this city to be known as a real honUTrtm-nKss est-to-good ness city of cordiality, where the stranger is as" **e °*‘ sured of a genuine welcome.
"BuLwe think of* a town aa cordial, nevertheless, if its
01 not
iiad In this neper
r*P«r and also the citizens are cordial to us," says the Kiwanis Magazine." And
,______
Bawa__vubiisned
blumd haraln. All
thtk of ro-iiublicatlok* of apodal we can get uur town a reputation for being cordial if we are
tfh aa haraln a ra atao reserved.
cordial^to strangers. A wayside garage sign at the town
SD^ESP^Y^ ^ I L 1 6 , m i . limits of a mid-west city reads, "Stop, and ask me where.
I’m glad to tjuit work and tell you!" That’s cordial. The traf
bidlA thought for today . fic policeman on the corner who waves you around with a
BOAST NOT:—Boast not thyself smile—he is cordial. The porter at the train who gives you
of tomorrow; for thou knowest not the information with a grin, which grin does not diminish
what 4 dayjxjayJuing J[prth. ProwWhen he gets-ten cents instead of a half a dollar—he is cor
erba 27:1.
a
t <
f t
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dial. The merchant who sells to a stranger und adds a little
J
t/A Ll/X,RO*
personal interest to his wrapping paper and string, who tried
■Hence.' loathed Melancholy,
Of Cerberus and blackest Mid- to make the visitor feel at home—he is cordial. Neither
auto sign nor traffic policeman nor porter nor merchant
night born,
•lone can make a town "cordial." But altogether and all of
,B'Monf&T$uS e^.'Bfiihea.^nd
us
together,1anil all our citizens together, can so act that the
aKriefe; e!n sights unholy,
visitor wants to come again because he feels a spirit of wel
Ind out some uncouth cell,
Where
brooding
Darkness come."
spreads hia Jealous wings,
Aside from the pleasantness connected with the thought,
the night-raven sings;
There under ebon shades, and making Sanford known as a city of cordiality would be good
low-browed rocks,
business. It would contribute largely to Its rapid growth and
j ragged as thy locks,
In dark Cimmerian desert ever would hasten the day when this would truly be the greatest
city in the state.
gfi
fwell.
3
nlfcht.— Macclenny StamW
can buy another blanket 1
Star.-—
If w hat men say is Snv ^
tion of how they will vote 7
Jennings will cariy Plant’d
about tWo to on..—
CouHer.
1
AT THE aame timO Polapd
borrows four hundred million
francs fro m France "to finance
by which;
military tl"
purchases.
pending by which
p arrtt'ooff the aspend
W? aWks
France
seeks to build
bull up a ring
of military allies around Ger
many, to stave off future attackr,'
A large number of
jjlaya^arc being^ produced
In the Versailles Treaty,
pears to be unduly harsh -1
Passing Show (London).
IT IS os though New Yprk,
afraid of nn attack from Pennsyl
vania should lend hundreds und
thousands of million* to New Jer
sey, Illinois and other states by
wav of subsidizing friendship.
Z What a pity Europe cannot have
some sort of un American union
of state.
And what an idiot Un
cle Sam would be to get himself
involved in thut Europcnn
sys
tem, through n league or in any
other way.
The affection the aveu-*
has for chicken, no doubt
plained In their genealoi
one coming from Jlnm t
other from eggs.—Palm
Post.
IN CHINA pirates are robbing
ships. Europeans on their way
along the Chinese coast, are an
swering the firing.
Commerce
under difficulties.
She had it bobbed and ih
great,
It made an nwful chatie; w L
She says the shingL* fecCl
HWell.
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But just the same it I ,„ks I
—C. M. K., iu Chicago
Reports from nearly all _
tions of the state show a"
ing sentiment fo r Frank
Calm argum ent (a still motw
\ hiring than bombast and lqu
loo.—Leesburg Commercial.
ROUMANIA
IS
trying to
mnke an offensive and defensive
alliance with Turkey through
Kemal’s new
fighting Turkish
government.
•
Italy has a quarrel with
Rou-{.
mania. And Trotzky, head of the
Russian army, with health restar1, back in Moscow, anhouncu*
that he will not allow the work
ing-people'of Bessarabia to
re
main under the domination of
Roumania nobles.
This isn’t a peaceful world and
the amount of money that
Ger
many can pay won’t inat long, if
wholesale fighting starts again.
Benedict Arnold’s downl
American public life niicht
have been averted if he had!
understood modern Re
technique. He should hart |
ed a statem ent rebuking the
try und the Congress for b;
and then stood pat,—New
World,
APRIL AND MAY
Florida receives an enofmoua amount of good advertis
Chief Williams la doing some ing from the editorial comments of the country's newspapers
mighty good work In his enuade
and magazines. Take, for instance, the little observation THE BIG fight of 1921 will cen
•gainst law-breaking.
which appeared in a recent number of the Dearborn Inde ter around President Coolidgo’s
It'si ‘jaN wt
rise maty who \>
.lays safe pendent, Henry Ford’s widely circulated Weekly. The Inde rebuke of the senate, which is un
usually emphatic since he arcuses
,by carfyin
iribbiiallA' and
dWC'ufnbm
the senate of wandering away
rain coutn
U lm tQ flU ia yea r.- pendent said:
from "the law of the. land."
o~e«►
In ten years Florida’s wealth has increas
Sanford ia becoming known as
CYRUS II. K. CURTIS, who
ed 162.9 percent.
the city where thefe are good
lives in Philadelphia und watches
streets and progressive people.
Thousands of people read that, and of the thousands Pennsylvania
politics,
says
I
■o
it
H arry Daugherty has rennired there were many hundreds who must have said to them through hia newspaper that
was Plnchot who suggested thqt
' to the mountains of North Caro selves, "I am going to Florida."
Couzens hire Heney, a hard und
lina, doubtloss to get away from
Even in Florida, itself, there are people who have read able legal fighter of the Pacific
the pressure of the lower levels.
that item and profited from it. Perhaps right here in San Coast, to help with the senate in
-------o———
They say Germany Is disap ford there are others who will see the paragraph re-publish vestigation.
Politics aa steady diet is tire
pointed In the report of the ex
perts In that it didn’t Include ed on this page today and begin to open their eyes to what some, and the people are becom
Bergdoll as part of the reparation makes possible an increase of 162.9 percent In the wealth ing hardened to investigations.
f payment.
of their state.
KEMAL PASHA, the Turki.ih
-o------Something must he happening in Florida, and happen Mussolini, having sent the poor
Sadi ‘JLcconite, French -aviator
holder of the altitude ri?c- ing fast, that can produce an increase in wealth computed at Caliph wnndering away from his
has announced his candidacy nearly one hundred and seventy percent for a ten-year per- collection of wives, now forbids
the teaching of religion In schools
the Chamber of . peputl
b . itS H S " p o S k . r m ^
^ ■ vleiSPV¥
M d u r o T jK B n m t t t I l u w . and Will close nil foreign schools
isy of ascension.
ittg wonderful improvements. There must be something hap- ,n. which religious education is
easy
given.
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pemng.
It Is reported that Voltaire’s
Moreover, if the Dearborn Independent had gone on to
irt was recently discovered ii>
“Ll- IT’S A . mistake to forbid com-
JACKSONVILLE TIMES-UNION
WANT
While in the greater part of of April and May. They show up
the country the spring thaws, picturesque and timely for the
freshfts and the . accompaniment golfers conform to the styles of
of slueh and pneumonia und vari the links, and the women display
That’s the Success R ule .
ous other troubles arrive in April the latest fashions designed tor
and tre often prevalent for
a outdoors in Florida;
couple of months, Florida enters
Sunshine and flowers, sntilct.
Wo want to help you to become financially
the most delightful period of the and the friendliness that comes
year about this time and It is a with nature’s awakening, there is
successful and for this purpose place our
Season when home folks and vis every sort of temptation* to hold
itors get real pleasure merely by the tourist, traveller mnd casual
entire service at your disposul.
the fact of being alive. April and visitor in this section. For those
May are the most healthful, com who can remain in the stute
fortable and wonderful months of some weeks or even months long il
the year in Florida und there are er there will be two experiences
^
MAKE THIS YOUR BANK
a number of excellent reasons of spring weather.
Returning
for mnking the statement.
The North in May they have to sta rt
weather having gone through the furnaces—it often happen*
wi'h the preliminary cold snups that Decoration Day in New* Eng
and rainy periods and bluster land, which is May 30, finds a
that are to bu expected to h flurry of snow interfering with
greater or less extent everywhere the ceremonies, and there is no
when the winter breaks and the assurance of summer yet evident
Strength
Service
ITogitnl
spring .begins, now settles
to at that time away from the South m
brightnMwlto balmy* i dayai «nd»rri*p i »»kii t It - la -W*'-be looking* for- another sprin».
h" '
refreshing n ig h ts .'‘ - n ,r
Beach pictures and scenes have
Out of doors tho land takes on
uIcwjlmk
V
the habiliments of spring in the been familiar to thoa*i, who have
>' V“*
a tte T iy o iis o u th e rn U n til
K org^w rvtdr-tnqjleat fdQtu. ami
t-"sections
o{>
the
state
all
there
is
beauty
ia
cVtry
prospect.
Wpftfjf
^miDrmetlc
with
religion
i store room of the French Nn
the |>arcnts want it. But, so In whatever way the people plan winter, but It is now nnd later
anal Library. VwRahviWHefmT*
i in rhe ni'.vticiryears It wni incrcaseslx hundred If
far a.i the Turkish school i uie to enjoy themselves tho climate that the greatest pleasure is ex
•«—victim—wf* tile ,rtJqpnrat the seashore. This,
suable Sin” and hia heart turn- percent,’* it could not be accused of over-drawing its Imagi concerned, it would be un excel gives encouragement and .’even perienced
Aalltr 71m ■ MmttarJ h i s *
too,
is
the
time foe picnics nnd
invitation.
For
water
trips,
mo
lent
idea
to
stup
or
modify
the
F or Coughs and Colds,
nation: Those of us who are in Florida, and awake—espec
to atone.
excursions
to
far
and
near
point*
tor
trips
and
travel
about
tho
old
system.
Unfortunate
Uul-j
—----- o------aches, Neuralgia, Rheum
ially awake—know thatMhis state has scarcely started to hoys in Mohammedan schools sat state on tho trains and steam- of interest, perhaps not yet vis
Other cities of Florida are he
and All Aches and Pains
ited.
It
is
at
this
time
that
the
make
use
of
its
infinite
resources.
Another
ten
years
of
all day long droning over w orth busts and launches the months of
lming to report slumps in but.visitors
may
observe
and
admire
A
pill
and
May
offer
the
most
in
less
and
meaningless
passages
of
progress
growing
out
of
the
last
ten
years
will
bring
amaz
ALL DRUGGISTS *
due to 'h a leaving of the
the -orange groves in bloom and
urists. Sanford is telling the ing results. And then again, ten years hence the wide the Koran— while tho master sat ducements.
ttc .a ad 65c, Ja n and tabes
them with a rod so long
shing is a t its best during with gulden fruit still hangjpg
rid th at business gets better
Hospital t i n , f 3.00
observer can truthfully say "Florida is only starting above
that he could hit uny one of them thelnpring. At this timu the tar- amid the dark green leaves and
i the summer season approach. awake
to grow."
on tho head without leaving his pon[~often culled the Silver King gold nnd white flowers.
Incidentally, and yet of con
sent.
f
—disports In the waters adjacent
is
tho
That was too much religion, too to ihe peninsular ai d there is no siderable importance,
On every hand are heard ru’And you are getting your share of this increased wealth much rod, too little arithmetic.
that the transportation lines
t that gives a greater thrill fact
ra of many new homes that if you are "on the job."
serving Florida havo mnde un■oon to be constructed In this
hookingtnrnnn
and lomling
a vUS».
hun- udiml
3
n r ^ r ^
nmiml
Mnnv
preparations
ior bundling
IT’S
"THE
MAN"
th
at
founts
For Sale—B eau tifu l
9 room
When construction gets a
pound tarpon. Many visit uf northbound
traffic and guaran
in
everything,
including
railroad
•ta rt here labor will be at
ors who have already spent some tee the best and
quickest service
ing.
New York^ Central profits moiths’Mn the state linger awhile
house. Located
on ly
three
i premium. The sm art man tyd?.
went up, the price of stock went for the especial purpose of going much later than has been the cus
t an early s ta rt and will save
tom in previous - ears.
up. That meant President Smith, aft r tarpon.
blocks from P o st Office, reason*
sney by so doing.
ST. PETERSBURG TIMES
Transportation companion now
of the New York Central, who,
---------O--------e re are thousands of varitlei assure the public that tho very
..
ble terms.
unfortunately, was killed the oth of'hfish
WilBan^ Jennings Bryan struck
in the waters in and best equipment and schedules will
Throughout tha state generally, proper.. The candidates—includ er day.
popular chord in his recent
arqind'
Florida;
everyone
knows
Now the Erie railroad shows thst. And this is the time to be maintained ns long as there
pcech here when he emphatically the expectations of John Martin's ing Marin himself—are not loath
any dontand for them—far in
ired in favor ' of the exten- nomination for governor undoubt- to stress most vigorously their own wonderful progress, with profits get after them. Soir j place* have is
For Sale—F ive room bungalow
development of the inland edly, hqve been based largely upon opinions of the great importance for 1923, above eight millions, ns "flddnjr piers,” and others boast to May, no doubt. They are ad
That of Igutues and boats and the nn- vising the travellers that there
waterways. When he made this hia refutation as a shrewd politic of their own nominations, and against a loss in 1922.
w ith all modern conveniences.
of glitV club offer prices for differ is no hurry and will be no dis
’/statem ent, he was sponsoring the ian, but it begins to look as if he therefore why should not Miss means Undervfood, president
appointments. Florida rosidentu
tvelopment of a bigger and hot'
has been overrated In that respect, Skinner, speak as strongly for the the Erie railroad.
ent
demonstrations
by
qmatcur
advise their, visitors to stay us
L arge lot. F ru it trees o f all
Railroads complain that they flslermcn.
Sanford.
or under streurof-the aampsign ho candidate of her choice?
long as theyw can; to
can’t
live,
and
that
they
need
5
ia slipping: Certainly! his treatTo try to pillory even gently
The golf links, dow found at real delights of sprint
kinds- Easy term s.
of
Eva:iry merchant, every clerk, men of Miss Skinner'for her sup any citizen for supporting someone higher rates. Whut many
an!
near the principal resort avoid the dlftagreeabi
them
need
Is
higher
grade
man
business rrtivn, every .pro- port of Jsnpinga for governor was else would seem, rather going out
nal man. in fact every m l- a distinct political blunder, to put of the way to look for trouble, but agers. You can’t build a rail citfes and <towns am d<otted with I o f , April and May in the Nortfy,
p ty e ri in the bright, warm days j East and West.
of Sanford should become an It mildly.
]
to do so In the very coarse way road by watching the stock tick
er,
ana
th
a
t’s
what
many
gentle
ive member of the Sanfoid
The Times Mis never seen the that Martin did in this inatance men have tried to do.
t l / C
i r r ' ,n!t m-ilu letter issued to the women of the ought to bring all tho trouble he
was looking for, and wu should no
s.M»n.r. but to
THERE IS excitement in Chi
wonder If It would.
quotation
from
it
or
reference
to
cago and elsewhere because a
In the growth of *he city.
NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE
e- seen that it opposed
Elizabeth Skinner is a citizen few young gentlemen a t college
ROOMS 501-2
artln,
Catts
or
Tram
with
a
record
for
public
welfare,
have
declared
for
pacifism
ami
With money plentiful in Rati
on account of the good price* mell. or even mentioned any one not only in her own county but in against war. The same thing on Htgo Stinncs was the greatest eminent to exploit occupied Bel
Largest Insurance Agency in Sanford.
ivod for celery, would it not of them. Apparently its contents all Florida, that Is equalled by very a greater scale has cropped up of iie war profiteeta. lie pr>- gium. He did there the work of
wise to stage u "Pay Up were confinrii to the eupport of few men, indeed, and John Marttn’e among young men in England. fltee ed to a moderate e x te rt while ruthless expropriation which tho
First National Rank Bldg. Phone
■o that some old accounts Jennings, and to the reasons the is not among that few. Friends of There . Is nothing remarkable the war was on, hut after ike self-respecting Walter Rathcnau
be settled? The chamber of author has for believing her choice M in Skinner and of her works about It. If you uat a quail ev arm iticc his operations became had declined to do. The McKenna
sere* might be doing the should be nominated. Perhaps Miss everywhere in Florida will be like ery day you can’t bear the »fght cold «qj. He built his enormous Committee estimates at 6,000,000,a s 1.
men of the city a big Skinner made it pretty strong, but ly to resent the raw manner in of a quail a t the end of thirty forti ne on the losscn of millions 000 gold marks tho value of war
she
L
a
a
citiien
of
pronounced
opin
of
b
a
fellow
countrymen.
imports
to
Germans
from
Belgium,
which
Martin
tried
to
belittle
her
days.
War
lasts
a
certain
length
ce in sponsoring such a
ions and the courage to express exercise of the simple rights of cit of time, and then you get tires!
gAnses's method was simple. He northern France, Poland. Lithuania
them, which ie entirety right and izenship, and thsy should.
of it. The world has hud a lot f o n f v th e depreciation of tho Ger and Rumania bn which no pay
of war rencently; some are (|red man currency through inflation ments were made. Stinnes had
„
Dearborn
Independent
of it, and no wonder.
and] stmported the inflation policy. ample war experience In the art
; there are boys and girls in
.
He bomfht everything he could lay of dccumuldtion.
sections of Ohio who
A modern bank is m ore th an a
MY FAVO RITE STORIES
JERRY
DUNNE.
greatest his hand* on and harrowed from
His cyfrfttim was manifested in
never seen a moving picture
rough and tumble fighter on rec every Institution which would lend his Impolitic a lte ra tio n - a t Spa
By IRVIN «S. COBB
and we know of people in
ord—ho hod killed several—«sid him rffmey.
............................
of Florida who have nevey* When the time cane with
,h . Allied C i i t o
j
^
1*0X h !! h r * T
e > ,; Um ° r e t h a " 3 P U <
his debts he had posses equally impolitic teatimouy last * U p o n W h i c h t o d r 8 W C h e c k s *
a railroad train. Yet
Back to his former home In heard tha boast drew near. Unob to this writer, "when two men to fe
fight,
both
want
to
quit.
If
one
the property and his debts
•ion
people doubtlesa have more North Carolina returned a colored served by the braggsrd, he began
S , , A modern bank is an institution
■ as they were were in {SI ?5S"o.*nS?'SS.'j;"".7l
real things of life thsn do cosmopolitan. For two years he prompting oqe of the other dark- mokes up his mind to stick, ho (so
will win.’ ’
had shrivelled, te /nothing.
mail
in the lower caet aide of had been touring the country with
^ .1
Ite depositors an d cliei
What young gentlemen mis
Nbrito.7
fork, who have nover seen a s tre e t. fair and carnival com
“I. C.," began the white man’s take fur philosophical patriotism unut
or a tingle living shrub. pany. So now be bore himself as 3-.com plice
Is really reluctance to fight and wealth*
r - made
d r ahimr athe. power be-|a«
a s Lcps tad
? 8the
S Dawes
J " » report
2 S !ori thave
e S I L ? ‘"J*reste? in 8eel?*v
1
get hurt, aven In a good cause, hind the German government. His, counselled • i.un*acceptanc«> <and
prosperous and su ccessfu l in th eir fim
city grows, wide.* streets'
*
»
"
d
*
*
“
acquisitiveness
was insatiable. P«r- further defiance remains a mysund that isn't creditable.
acqul_____
/ necessary. Miami Is he- ’- He stood on the principal corner
cial ventures.
1 was convinced also (sinco tcry.
“ D. L R. G.’V
t to realize the big inis- of the colored residential section,
“
Denver
an'
lUo
G
r
a
n
d
y
r
a
t
belief harmonized with his
The richest of alt Germans, has
t was mads when thq city recommending himself to - an ad
LIEUTENANT PERRY, fire
Depositors who let us help them w
___ ____ that the only way in services ur disservices to his coun
platted and now a t great miring—and envious—audience of tled off tho sophisticate. A m ur man, twenty-three
years
old,
mur of applause arose from the
which 'Germany could recover in- try are hard to appraise, because
and expense tho streets
advice born o f lon g experience, can t<
crawls around among flames as duitrially and extort concessions ch has disappeared at the crisis in
ring of listenem.
•g made wider there. Or- old associates.
calmly
aa
any
salamander
of
old.
“Yas,
■uh."
he
proclaimed.
*I'a
*A.
T.
4
8
F
f>
from
f y to the value o f our service.
from 'toe Allies was to concentrate , which his great power couhl have
too. has very narrow
,1th in a few hnnd>- He been used decisively * one way or
“ Atchison, TaVeka an’ Santy Fay He says people a f t killed- a t flri s her
and some day will have to been ever’whars they is to go and
r the restoration of an the o f—ir. His successors can not
* the process of wlden- I seen tverthlng they is to see. I —that’s whut."
LET US SER VE £
because “whe nthey get excited, wa:
|roft jin which there
but an economic rather
prestige,
The signs of approval Increased
aut
T b j Street! of done rid over ever* railroad In dese
they atop thinking.” Then they than
political autocracy.
that was personal ■
are constructed with whole United States. Does . you In volume.
Jump Aut of a window, or ilt
“C. B. & Q.” .
Yet. under hih>, a t 1!
and without much crave for nie to prove It ? All
was a financial genius,
i msdo to handle then, one of you local n{
personality was forbidding
The traveler blinked. For Just down to be smothered by (he but
maintained and S
Ttu> foresight of call off de* letters—de ’n:
the fraction of a second he b»
He had the exag*
•moke. The word “ fire” paralyze3
that
formidable in- S
railroad, big ur little ,.
of Baufird Is again
,j t'1
'
Then inspiration came
and
A C<
the
average man'e judgment,
hire to whoso produc- B
away HI tell you de full
f
.
K
i
are
other
words
Uke
th«
fiei
m
uit
lbok,
ift'th*
B.
'Chicago, Boston an'
•'
VP
Seminole County Bank
s
4 per cent Interest Paid on Savings
ONE MARTIN BLUNDER, ANYWAY
F. LA NE
HUGO STINNES
S
WHAT IS A BANK?
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Visiting Mr, and* M m John K.
McDonald of the Montezuma Ho*
tel, are friends from their hom e,
town, Fort Valley. Those in th e .
The Tuesday Implicate Bridge P,arty J*1™.
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o’clock,
.
... ..
___ Vamhi* a. Crandeli. children and nurse. Mrs.
Mrs. John Leonard! entertained the met with Mr% ram Tountz ns Alfred
J r , and Mist Marregular G. F. S. In an unusual hut hostess, a t her home, a t 3 o'clock. Karet McMillan. They arrjved
attractive way. The young ladle* The usual two (able* were pres- Tuesday and will be the guests of
H Office 148;
MRS. WALTER WIGHT, Society Editor.
Phone 493-J.
were invited to meet Mrs. Leonard! ant. with Mrs.
C. Benson and 1Mr.' and Mrs. McDonald for several
a t the Lu Beth Cafeteria, where Mrs. McPherson .as. substitutes, [day*. Mrs. Hume had the honor
they..xm hrtad.,t o . .tW ha knng j njl — A wall ,_piajied.*a.uwv,ui, UkU«l«t^bai!»« the. q u ao u trfrtb rr.es
lM a S .^ M ^ E E is f l^ M C K a O N V I L L E ,
held their regular weekly business was enjoyed with keen competi- Festival
al, held .in ‘. F o r t ’ V alley■
4-taam
WVtnw Ititr'n
,rn . March »27.
.
tion. Those making
high score
A D D R E SSE S SANFORD W OM AN’S CLUB m eeting.
Those present enioying this raru were Mrs. Fred WaTsma, Mrs. Me*
Sirs. A rthur G. Cummer, of tipn of garden clubs we could ob tre a t were Misses Carol Stone, An Pberson, Mrs. J . C. Benson and KATHLEEN MALLORY CIRCLE
Mrs. Higgers entertained that
Jacksonville, a member of the tain m'ore knowledge, for there are na Kanner, Grace Gillon, Dorothy Mrs. W. E Watson
At the conclusion of the game, members of the Kathleen Mallory
Florida Development Board, n a great number of native shrubs Mero, Florence Mero and Velma;
licious salad, Iced coffee and 1Ftrcl* a t her home Tuesday after, .
m em ber'of the State Beautifica that could be used for th® beauti Shipp.
b« with I cake w ere’servev;. '
j noon a t S o'clock.
t
tion Board, and president of the fying of public as well as private
The
next
meeting
will
- ' —
A f la t- th u usual-b u x in e* * -m eet
WfdnwUy
Turner Circle of the Jacksonville Garden Clubt addrTMjl grounds,Jf-we only knnrthernxTrdt
, — - of
-- transplanting,
mith wilt mert^ with, vu an enthusiastic audience of had a knowlcgt*
Wolfe a t 3:3G o'clock, about thirty or more members of bne says learn the botanical narries
tho
Welfare
Department,
Monday
as everything has a meaning.
•nmreuay
•
the day hero Monday aa the
een Club <will meet afternoon at the Woiqah’a Club, as
Jacksonville is to have a garden ■pent
pointed. Light refreshments- were j
guests of Dr. and Mrs. Robson.
B. Lewie e t 3 o’clock.
served and a shdrt social hour fol-;
Visiting
at
tho
home
of
Mr.
and
Dr.
Butler
was
passing
through
or Curlett of Geneva
month, and Mrs. Cummer has ask
lowed. There was n very good
Mrs.
C.
R.
Kirtley,
on
Golden
rich
comes
too
infrequently
of
Sanford
on
hit
way
to
Daytona.
n the Idlers r»t lunchCharles Hortry Jinl W.
thgt anyone send flowers that
Lake, tor the past two or three [Chittenden,
listening to this talented visitor, cd
weather.
has
them,
Special
booths
are
to
Mr. :nnd Mrs. J. C. Aycock have days w*» Mrs. Robert M. Wether-'
konl Association- of Bus- on the subject of garden elubs.
be arranged for instruction alone,
Introducing the speaker was education as well as beauty being returned after * visit of a few *11 of Orlando, who left Tuesday
tn will hold thfllr rejrtifor her heme.
A neu* *ea cart >* equipped
, t the Veldes Hotel Mrs. Henry Wight, the newly the aim in Florida.
They arc days to St. Augustine, where they
——
‘with a compartment heated cither
elected president' of the Sanford anxious to use aoroe'means for th* attended the Ponce de Leon cele
SPECIAL NOTICE
, by gas or electricity in which
l0Neip« Club will meet Woman’s Club, who said, that Mrs, preservation of Holly, asking the bration.
' TM the members of the T ru th -; 1ifrK.
, „„
|R. E. Toler e t 8:30 Cummer was an authority on the public to use mistletoe and cherry
Leading Wednesday for Talla ‘aeekors Class of the Methodist j,lRht cookm«t done*
»
subject of gardens and could give laurel for decorating purposes in-i
instructive ns well as interesting stead, ay 00 per cent of the holly hassee, is Mrs. S. D. Chittenden, Church, Easter Sunday is mobil
Friday
.
has been visiting, for the past isation day, be sure and be in your
2 will hold an Easten news; pet names ns well ns correct has disappeared in the southern who
“B ” Radio
ten
days,
her daughter, Mrs. w hi place. Every member has a place!
names
for
flowers.
states; urpl it is of slow growth;
md Saturday a t the
of his own and no one cah fill I t :
Mrs. Cummer talked on the Gar also to work to prevent devastation ter Wight.
B atteries
but him. Let's make it a day wo
C hittenden will enter- den Club of Jacksinville, explain of forests.
Won’t
soon
forget,
and
enjoy
th
e
:
Returning to the Florida State
Ball H ardw are Co.
or of Mrs. J. C. Baneon ing its working and circle plans,
There are now four garden club
Tallahassee Tuesday, were rogram by the Primary’s and [
she gave information how to organizations in Florida, these are College,
ck.
PHONE 8
Miss Florence Henry and MU* tumor's.
Saturday
frame a constitution for such a at Winter l*ark, Ormond, Jackson Anna DuBosc, who have been
Orican Club w,ll hold club and the perfection and de ville and Miami.
home on n visit of ten days.
[Easter Baxaar, cooked tails of gardening; telling her
Mrs. Cummer stated that she
awl Easier egg «*le at hearers it is hard to obtain in was
anxjous to sec a garden club
The special agent of the Vlri Pslnt tSore In the We* formation about planting of flow- started
In Hanford soon.
ginia-Carolina Chemical Company.
era in the south, as the majority i After the conclusion of the ad
*. all day. • .
E. Shiver, U again in Sanford
i Story Hour a t lib ra ry of florists’ catalogues are publish*1 dress questions were asked and K.
on business. Mr. Shiver is' now
ed in the north and what will grow answered.
located a t Jacksonville.
2 of the Westminster there will not grow here, nor are
Mrs. Wight than asked Mrs.
[hold a benefit Easter the seasons the same.
Tolar, the retiring president, if
Mrs. Thigpen’s circle af tho
, at 4 o'clock a t Central
Mrs. Cummer Is anxious to get she thought the time ripe to or Westminster Club will .hold
.1
-V
ganize a garden club in Sanford.
Festival at the home ol
Monday
• • started in Florida a number of Thu reply was favorable, and it Flower
Mrs. D. L. Thrasher Thursday
nan's Auxiliary 'o * th o garden clubs, teaching Floridians would seem that a t -an early date night
at 8 o’clock.
hn Church will hold a what they can and can not grow, “The City Substantial'' will have
ageant at 3:30 to’dock, that if we could obtain a t’edern- such an organization.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Courser, of
ibyterian Church,
Palatka, are again In Sanford, the
egion dance a t- th e
guests of the Valdez Hotel. Mr.
Courser, is the electrical engineef
_on bridge at the Wo*
fny Southern Utilities and will be
! at 8 o'clock, Mrs. Rouhere for some time.
Dry Wight and Mrs, C.
In Sanford Wednesday are Mr*.
will ertertain inform*
E. P. Acres of Manarnock, N. Y.,
garden party a t 5 p. m..
The Woman’s Missionary Union
best way to judge a pnrty and Mrs. E. S. Knapp tof Danbury,
Content, on Sanford of Seminole Associationnl Dis is The
to hear the rem arks of the home Conn. Mrs. Acres has just pur
trict met Saturday,' Apr. 12, at, the ward bound guests, and the one chased a home at Osteen and in
Baptist Church at 10 o’clock.
given Tuesday a t the home of Mrs. tends to spend her winters here.
The officers and visitors were C. R. Kirtley on Golden Lake in
* *
warmly welcomed. Dr. King of honor of the.tw o clubs, the Bon
Visiting Sanford on a sad mis-*
Sariford, pastor of the Baptist Ton and tho Frihola reached the sion, Tuesday, were Mr. William \ l •
Church, adressed the Woman’s climax. She also had ns her guests Eckles and Mr. Grey Eckles, of
the day in Orlando Missionary Union on “The Call of Mrs. Robert M. Wctherell of Or Tampa, who came to attend tho )
,L-.it- Mrs. E. T. O’Brien. the Hour.”
lando,- Mrs. Edward Meisch, Miss funeraL of their unde, Mr. A
• .
-Rev. Thompson of
Oviedo, Sarita Lake and Miss Murphree of Bell.
t IV
in Sanford ■.Tuesday made an excellent talk on "Sa- Gainesville.
1
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[Frank Tracy of Day- crednoss of Law."
Mrs. Club of Tavares, the pren-I^. Storfny weather gave way to day were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene * 1H
I q m of
t i Pthis
H Hdistrict
H H Iof the W o^'c*ea'' " ^ s long enough for the Roumlllat and children, who went <*.
mi l.
dentoud that'Tiiss Julia man’s Missionary Union, presided guests to enjoy a most tempting to meet Mr. Roumlllat’a mot
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nel’s.
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cere, namely Mrs. Martin, of Os guests repaired to the living room Terry, of Miami,
l,
the group of players occuLouiiburg, N. C., Wed- ceola, who is district superintend where
tables
and
all
interest
pied
four
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it!
iq.
• i 4#••Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
E,<-Mc
ent
of
missions,
and
Mrs
W.
L.
| business was T. F. M'on_ ....
_imu„qf hridge„,uor
. ilsnu Idotbt
Seig, of Chuluota, secretary of centred,.oq.agflr
ford.
til the end of the progressions,
Am organization. .
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then it was proclaimed that Mrs. Canada, who wore Sanford
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B y Mrs. L eonardt I S BRIDGE HOSTESS
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Delightful Models for the most delightful
of Seasons.
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rs m
the Woman
Looking fo r N ew
Standards o f Q uality f
(Missionary Union
Mrs. Kirkley Gives
1 Holds Meeting At
Party Honoring Bon
Chuluota Saturday
Ton, Frihola Clubs
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G A Z IN E writers say that the woman’s vote
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tv
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has helped to improve politics- There is no argument,
that for many national reforms and new standards
of quality, we all owe thanks to the intelligent, con
structive perseverance of the American Housewife.,
holidays
Eva Grace Wagner, who has been vise of pottery. Second prize was Jonathan Peck,
awarded to Mrs. Emmett Hunt,- a
am, at one time Connect- attending school In the convent In growing flower in pottery.
Mrs. Arthur G. Cummer, of
oumillat and Anderson, Tkmpa.
Cut flowers were used as an Jacksonville, stopped over in San
business fora few days
ford for a few hour* Monday to
Formerly of Sanford, and well adornment for the living room
uddres* the ladies of the Woman’s
known
here,
are
Mr.
and
Mr*.
C
k
from Miami, ’ and
AMr. and Mrs. Hugh Thrasher, Club. She was met here by her
few hours in Sanford; E. Chalker, who have bean week of
Orlando, are in Sanford thia automobile, sent to break the trip.
ere Mr. and Mrs. Jack end visitors o f Mr. and Mrs. A, week.
Mr. ThraJher Is transact She Is on her way to Davenport
B.
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Jacksonville.
ing business here, he being with to attend the State Beautification
meet to bo held there Tuesday and
Leaving for her home in Sweet- the Robinson Supply Company.
1Armour's popular salesWednesday.
i Sanford this week. Mr. Water, Tenn., Tuesday, was Mrs.
Spending
the
day
in
Sanford
has
been
« .n J Mr. Goor,e E l m '
On Saturday, Miss Geraldine
In Sanford, Tuesday were S. McCormick of
nville.
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Palatka and E. V. Outlaw.
Both Muriel, Instructor of-Spanish at
ra. Collins came to Sanford for ______________
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of these gentlemen are connected the Sanford High School, will give
ix Garcia, of Jackaon- her health.
with the A. C. L. railroad and a picnic to her junior and senior
• visitor to Sanford this
Spanish classes. This picnic will
are here on business.
Stopping
over
a
few
days
In
San
Garcia is well known
be a Spanish breakfast, the stu
the representative for ford are a party of ladies from
The guests of Mr. and Mrs. dents leavingg here at 8 o’clock and
Watertown. N. Y.t who have been
d Company.
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down a | St. Petersburg for the Charles Henry, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. returning a t 'l l , and the conversa
oby Lalng harf g o n e 'id ' winter. They are guests of the McCausland, are visiting in Or tion during the morn Inng will ke
In Spanish. Tho
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place
o St. Petersburg for the Seminole Hotel. Those in the par lando and will return to Sanfovd entirely out
for this unique affulr
>lidsys, to visit her fa- ty are Misses M. D. Lewis, S. Lew Wednesday night, to be again at picked
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hohry. Is Silver Lake.
S. \V. Walker and her is and Warren.
Mr. B. S. Walker.
in iiiiH n iiiiim iia u im iu n iiiiiiiiiH u i
next Mr.
*Mri;
H«nry, Mr.,and M rs. ,\f,
wland and M rs.'W alsm a
to Silver Spring* fu r
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ruMday were Mcsdames
TOO# J. E,. Mar lev. TurSym bolizes the Spirit o f E aster
: Si
and Gertrude C. Her[Orlando.
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C. Whitthrone of PalatJacksonville Times*
•n Sanford on buaineas.
e he Is the guest of the
Hotel. Mr. Whitthrone
sre for several days.
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FOR th© E aster occasion, g e t an assortm ent p f P otter’s
CRndies, put up in an appropriate box. Our products are
th e result o f extrem e clean lin ess in preparation and th e
u se o f wholesom e and rich m aterials. These a re com bin
ed to g iv e you fa scin a tin g arrays o f exquisitely flavored
sw eets— and a t a price th at m ak es you come back for
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wholesomeness of the purest, fresh bottle milk and
is produced in New York State, where milk laws are
most stringent. It is the world’s most safe-guarded
milk—the same milk which U. S. Senator Copeland,
when Health Commissioner of New York. City,
called "the best in the world.”
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Milk, you are buying direct from the farmers who
*produce it—and each can has the guarantee of the
70,000 farmers composing the Dairymen’s League
Co-operative Association.
y
T
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»t He And it is gratifying for the w orlds largest organic.t lit
Ration of dairy farm ers-t^hapk^ubh
ing, intelligent housewife—whose desire to have a
richer, creamier evaporated milk has made such a
tremendous demand for DAIRYLEA Brand.
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Because this immense business is owned and op:
erated by farm ers them selves, your DAIRYLEA
Evaporated M ilk will always remain these 70,000
farmers’ own product, from cows they themselves
own.
Ask your grocer for DAIRYLEA
Be sure of this can:
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CINCINNATI WINS
FROM PITTSBURG
W ill W restle in Orlando T onigh t
*•*»** of A p p lic a tio n f a r T a x S t f l
ITJiacr f t r r t l o a OTS ml the b t a b a l
• t a t a t e s o f l l a ' I M U mi F l o r i d a \
t t i.nfeqv given, that Over
act Investment Company, purZnotlca
IB5r .? f ?«* Certificate No. 129,
«»y or Juno. a. d ..
has Died Mid certificate 'In fny
office, and na« mafia application for
tax deed to luue in aceedanck •with
J*w. P*'® eartlfleat*- embraces tha
following de^rrlb<«i property «ltuat«d In Seminal County, Florida*
*
H lot. in Bait. NW. Cor.
Sf ?,W„H
NESi s «o- 1 Twp, ii
8.. It. 29 K. run 8> 610.9 ft.. b T 4*2
iW 'n8>> “ ’
Bln Train Open* Beaaotr With Mas•••*• _t*rly Performance
Before
Monster Crowd — l a ’ Ilia
joint Shutout Came. jn.-.t j
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sniN C TO N rr^p f. Tfn=wutte r Johnson, ucc .of the Washing
ton team, opened hia 318th cam
paign in the American League
Tuesday afternoon with a shut out
' victory over Philnilolphin, *1 to 0,
and a'lowinng only four hit, nmi
.•issuing but two pasSc*.
**•.9'*' President Coolhlge
officially
opened the season by tossing out
tne first boll. Secretary Wilbur,
Of tho rfavy, led tho parade of the
two teams to the flagpole; centerfield, where-tiie flag was raised.'
It was tho 101st shut out victory’
D- * for Johnson, and by .striking nut
Thri>i* have hit>i H-irtrrnvA 9 . Hi,#. U ' H o rn , h e r Olillbanil.
211 D ost
s,.,. eight of the visitors no increased
i n r n o a s t n i t s , f l , i r v , i a / e i , B i g I J3r«I Htrtict. S uvu n n ab . U e n rg ta , a n d
nee 1: S t o l e n base, M a r a n v i i l e . L u t h e r 8 K e n n e d y . 316 E a s t 33rd
his total to more than 3,000,
Sacrifice, Rums, Daubcrt, Roush, .street, s a v a n n a h . U euraln .
Score by innings:
Bohne, Traynur, firimnt. Douidr It anpearlmr from a s w o r n bill cf
Philadelphia ...... 000 000 000—0
Died herein against you
plays, Ilurns to Daubcrt: Morrison eomplamt
j o l t have some tlatm or Inter
;y„ Washington '/ / . . l 01*1 010 OOx—I
i to Traynor to Grimm. Left on lhat
est In the following described land
Summary: Three
base hit;
bases, Pittsburgh 0; Gindnnatl 7. in Kemlnole (*ount>. Florldu, to-wit:
Bases on halls, off Donohue, 1; Lot T w o (2). Block T i n ( i n ) . T i e r
Judge. Stolen basc.t, Rico 2. Sac
(9 ), of th e t o w n of H anford.
rifice, Prothcro, Double play, Ituel
Sheehan 1; Morrison 2; Meadows Nine
F lo rid a , a c c o r d i n g to Map of H. It.
to Judge, Let bn bases, I’hiliult l2. ‘ Struck out, by Donohue l; “ ru fford'ii of t h e t o w n , of H anford
phin 6, Washington 11. - liases on
S h e e h a n I t M o r r i s o n 2. H i t s o f f ' d u l y r e c o r d e d in t h e P u b li c Uncords
*f.
balls, g it p 'Iln fris I, off Ogdon 2,
Donohue *1 in 7; o f f Morrison 8 in ,,r Wemjnole C oun ty. F lo r id a .
off .Meeker., off Johnson 2. ijtruik
S; S h e e h a n 2 in 2 ; M e a d o w s 1 in
Y“ 1'
o f.y o u are hereby
2-8 in n in o s
W ild ni».-k
i r e q u i rb(.f
e d a n d o rd e r e d to be a n d a p out by Meeker 1, Johnson 8. Hits
in n in g s, w t u i p i t c h M o r r i s o n . |
„ re o u r M |,| c i r c u i t C o u r t
off fl. Harris 2 in 2, Ogden 3 In K,
w i n n i n g p i t c h e r S h e e h a n , l o s i n g at t h e c o u r t
lloun e In H anford.
‘Meeker 2, hi 8. Baumgartner II in
pitcher Mendows. Umpires Kletii I'lo rld a. nn W r d n r s d a y t h e 30th d a y
nt A pril 1921, th e n a n d ' t h e r e to
1. Hit by pitcher, by Ogden (Pro“Young” Gotrh, light heavyweight grnjipler of Iowa, who has been and Wilson. Time 1:49.
m a k e a n s w e r to t h e bill of c o m
)Artherq). Losing pitchor, B. Unrp la in t Hied h e re in a g a i n s t y o u an d
ris, Umpires, Evans, Nalliu, Itow- making his home here for a bhort time, will meet Frank lloikinan In n
Cardinals Whip Cuba.
t h - r e l n full not rlsn s a id Mil w ill
wrestling niuLli in Orlando tonight at H o'clock nt Tinker Field. Many
tand. Time 1:15.
l u k e n As e onfessad u x a l n s t you,
ST. LOUIS, Apr. HI.—The Ht l»to bo fo llo w ed by a Hnal decree.
local fans arc planning to witness th'* match.
Louis Cardinals defeated the ChiIt la furlhoV o rd e r e d t h a t t h i s noYanks Heat Red Sox
cago Cub*, ft to 5, Tuesday in the li re be p u b lish ed In th e S a n f o r d
BOSTON, Apr.1HI.—Twenty-five
first 1924 National longue game P.'illy H e ra ld , u n e w s p a p e r p u b
lished In S em inole C o u n ty .
onre
thousand e enthusiasts
saw th
each w eek f o r a perio d of f o u r c o n
world champion. Yankees defeat
s e c u t i v e w eeks.
the Red Sox 2 to l, the opening
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from defy
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. . .tide
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---- r at
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W i t n e s s m y h an d a n d th e s e a l of
game ’of the season' Tuesday. The
t o v ic to ry f o r t h e Cardinals. Hnse- said C o u r t th i s 2 it h d a y of M arch,
winners mmio both the runs -in ‘the
ball Commissioner K. M. Landis 1924.
ninth whirt Ruth and W.itd sin
pitched the lirst ball with Mayor'WHAL)
A. DOUOLAH8,
gled. Pipp sacrificed and WarnC lerk C i r c u i t C o u r t.
Koil, of St. Ixiuis receiving.
Hemlnoti4 C o u n ty , F lo r id a ,
kysganss made two errors on
Score by innings:
ORLANDO, Apr. Hi.—Tonight
lly: A. II. W e e k s, D. C.
ground halls. Thu single Huston
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200’010—5
a
t
Tinker
Field
.opening
a
t
8:30.
J a m e s (1. Hharqn.
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run resulted from Shank's single,
St. Isiuis , ......
120 000 003—d S o l i c it o r f o r C o m p la in a n t.
Lee's bunt and Emhku's single. ■jirowers Make 1/ Two Straight the local company of National
Summary: Two base hits, PI Aik. 3-26-4-2 -9-I6-J3
Guardsmen ’will present what
Over Daytona NVhen They De
Score by innings:
Aldridge. Threw has*
should he a feature wrestling1
feat Ihe Islander* 8-5—Or
New York ........ 000 000 1)02—2
u n O nlrrlnx an K lrrllu n la
exhibition, Hilly
lando • Lakeland
Game
Tilly ‘.Dawson, well ,h i*#1
Bottom- l l r s a l uHt leld
In N prrlnl T a x
Sehnol
Boston ........... .. 000 010 000— 1
tor. Is directing the;!** H»crifice» Adams Frelguti, lie
known promoter
Rained
'Out.
D is t r ic t Nn. -I, N rinlnulr C ou n ly ,
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Summary: Stolen bases. Ruth,
Miller.---------Doublt
affair.
. Grantham,
,
„ - Frtberg,
—- -------F lo r id a . Said I INI r let H ein* A lsu
W itt: sacrifices Pipp. Lee. Double
ST. PKTBRSUUlia Fla., Apr.
K n o w n a s i h n lu n t n n p r r l n l T a x
As preliminary e*l-nt* Dawson [ !_?^3V,
■ Morttsby^and Ilottomplays
Scott to
.a m -.h rh w I-U U lrtv I..
- -*
t
vt
the iireuks
breaks in
im*)» “*"»
»“ *Pip:
*»'* Scott *to
** Ward
**imi 1ft.—Taking
iiinniB me
thu haa piygrkuintcil u-neat e-acd
U,-. i f J \ 0v Pipp*»Lee U>.,Wnmbyx«anss - to t third. *ltmtnF,VHiti ■>BiiJuts» frtit -1<i\)rJ VTfSgtfd 'thySf dtf ttic Trttlai Ai.f the
on bases, Ch (cn-1
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* runners'mgncruf-s the plnte,
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go 7; St. Louis 10; base on balls. D* It Resolved. Uy the County
farris;' W^mbysgansa
to **
llarris.
whirh
Aldridge I* Stunrt 9* float
Board of I’uhllc Instruction for
J*eft on bases. New York 7; Boa- combined with three in the fifth
Ill tho semi-final contest Andy off
tr ,.’.b
1J 1 R S r , 2*! Seminole. County. Florida: That an
ton 5. Rase’* on balls, off Shuwkey uit'l uM in the Huveitth, tiefeuied j l.ink, local grannlcr, it pitted J,\W th i ^struck
out, by
dfrllfm be anil the name Ih hereby
jJ'et-Vi'fit Hoyt 1; Khmku 3. Struck out, the Titmpjt Smokers, ti to 4. An 1against 1‘alniur Williams of Jack- *■» Muart 1; North 0; Dank k l'ird trtd to t**• belt! in ami thruunb*
by Shawkey 3; by Hoyt I; Khmku outatnn’dlng feature of the fra- | r ' nville. [.ink la weighing in at Pfeiffer I: Hits off Stuart 7 in,l,ul Spreldl Tax School District Nn.
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4. Hits off Shawkey 2 in 7; Hoyt. cna wu t the clean circuit clout of I'.t With his opponent topping 8 1-J Inrlnga; Donk 2 in'Jl.H orth •llulrli-t
li*-lttic nlso k p o w n iis I ' h u l u •4) in 2. Passed halls O’Neill; W in-]F.
.. . with
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0 in 2-2 innlng.t; Pfeiffer T in I. nlii Htircliil T ux Schuiil D istric t, on
F. I.uj.tn
Lujan iii
in the eighth, scoring
Kcoring j ti.u.Kc
t*.o.at ulo"
IRC,
iting pitcher,. Hoyt.
Umpire*.
two men.
third inning;
inning! The
Tfto tnnin
innin go of the night’s t>c-rpt-r- Wild pitch Aldridgu. Winning pitch th e 9 th tiny of May. 1924. ti* d e t e r
.
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. Cun-1two,
In the thiril
n o lly
y nnd rDineen,
**-----ine W h e th e r o r n o t t h e r e s h a l l he
"Tipto
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“2 'hour.-).;1 ”lluck **’*
* - -made
. - . three .liases -forinnnu} will JtA,Fca.uk UocKl-nn, er Pfrijfer;
Wheeler
'■'fL’. fi, U
uiTi'irti» Moran. ITk- m
Issued hy-aaid-MtieirtuI T u x School
* JIffw flt/T rm l 2:1
: 10.
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—f fi>‘ rfinrttfii; vm RTF th lh l’nfrikP.' Cilglum .giant, : grappling with rnatf^uiW
D
istrict No. I, bond* In thn s u n t o f
Cohh
Cobh and Spoke Still There, t- I’hjpps, nia*!e no uifort to get the I Young Hutch, nephew of the into
tlO.l'UU.OO to h e a r I n t e r e s t a t th e
t m e - i . r six p e r e e n iu m p e r a n n u m .
Rculhcr Hold* GinatH.
W *w l tfhll uptU Wheeler h a d : Frank Gotch, nmi no menu wrestDlETRfllT,
e t r o i t : -Apr.Hi.—Detroit
In t e r e s t to he paid s e m l.n n n u u l ly .
NEW YORK. Apr. 1 0 .- play
reached third.
lor. llocknian will weigh 2»2
opened
the
American
League
sen,tl d l w u l t t4> he d a t e d - J u l y 1sti
tSIT’A'll*
h--yg!i!a.
ii (j;jn |
According
' t l J s h V I n n m tu ru ns •(«hl'ne!e,"t*i“
w it:
Motula n u m h e r i d I
nnd 2. f o r
to preseht plans if Utooklyn Dodgers defeaU-d tlif
sensational lidding, (iibh, Turn |>a
I Do DIM)
ea c h to m a t u r e t e n y e a r s
Stin-:hhry: Two huso •hit*. Wit- l'»night’a go provei to be a suceers. New York Giants in the opening aIt.ooo.oo
Hcilntnnn nnd Speaker rhared hintf t e r d a t e th e r e o f ;
g— *ora in Reldlng almost impossihln *on. Torre*; Tilton 2. Tmfettibusi*,
........ . on exhibition will be staged here L’anio^ Tuesday, a to 2, before j
B o n d s n u m b e r e d 3, 4. und 3. f o r
» t catches. The..Tiger manager cut hits, jlu r tin , MaIC.y. Homer, F ,|'- V«Y
t t . 000.no each to m a t u r e
tw en ty
It might be will crowd of 44.0UO, the greatc:
‘ague open! y-.trs a f t e r t h e d d te th e r e o f, a n d
'• ’ off a possible tie in the eighth in Ljan.
Furned runs, Tampa I; w,,rlh W? «*»»• Lji- Orlandj fans evCr say n National la'-ngu
B unds n u m b e r e d A. 7. 9. 9, nnd 10,
ning when he raced far to hjtt loft S a in t; 7. Stolen hftseu, SchlitxU', l'' Attend the contest which is ing game in New York.
fo r } !.000.00 each lo m a t u r e t h i r t y
J o r a leaping catch th at rubbed Tilton, Martin 2. Suerlftce. Mat*.: protnisol to lie a “ ri al” affair and
Kuethcr hnd complete control ijf year* u f t s r th e d a t e th e r e o f ;
a" at- *’“
the■ situation
for *Lthe flfirst* six
Summit of what appeared ce rtain ’’l»y. Duublp
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’ ii - th e p rln e lp n l und th e I n t e r e s t of all
plays,
Miirtin
t'- “nnt
, iht* fluky-kinds
,*-*—*...............1
h o n o r In he p a y a b le a t Ihe N a tio n a l
nings, yielding only one hit. .
to bi> a home run. Blue, the -Tiger •Whivjler t.) Torres. wLefi on b m - . tempted here some time ago.
P a r k B ank , f'lly unit S t a t e of New
Score by innings;
first baseman, hit u home run over *'s,
luitipa 5; Saints HI. Rasu on
s. Tumpa
Y o rk : th o p roceeds of th o s ale of
GAME
RAINED
OUT.
Iliooklyn
.............
101
010
000—
R
the ccntcrfield fence in the sixth bull*, o|f Wilson n.. Vuulilc I,
. said b o n d s to he used f o r t h e p u rNew
York
0 0 0 000 2 0 0 — 1 pose of uc<|ttirlnic. b u lld ln x . f u r .
inning, starting u rally that, gave Deetjen 8. Struck out. by Wilson
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o th e r w i s e
Im pruvlnu
rame
Summary: Twt> base
hits,
Detroit thru runs and u one point •T, Deetjen *1.
Hits olT Wilson fi .ORLANDO; Apr. 10—-me ga
build in g *
and
school
. / margin in th at inning.
in 7 Innings, olf Vauhlu 3 in *1. butMt en the Orlando Hulldi.. DcBerrv: .Johnston; Wheat; Sny*- school
a ro u n d * , nnd fo r th o ex c lu s iv e use
nnd
the
Lakeland
Highlanders
der;,
Kelly.
Sacrifices,
Wheat
lilt by pitcher, Wilson (Maltby
of tin* pub lic free sch o lo s w ith i n
Score by innings:
tourmcr. Double piny, Frisch an snld Special T ux School - D i s t r i c t
Cleveland ........... 000 102 000—fl and Deetjen). Pulsed ball, Moore, was raided put .Tuesday,
Kelly. Left on bases. New Yur No. 4. all of w hich Is m o r e ep ecincDtftHdt' ...........
000 I02S OOx— 1 Losing pitcher, Wilson. Umpire
p ro v id ed In t h a t c e r l u l n r e s o
DESIGNATES
APRIL
2.1.
8,
Brooklyn 10. Bases on bnii nlly
Agur.
Tinio
2:10.
Summary: Two base hlta, Stuphlu tion h e r e t o f o r e t h i s (lay ad o p te d
JACKSONVILLE,
Apr.
1ft—May
off
Gcarin
3.
off
Nehf
1;
Ruethc
by t h e Hoard, anil
r:,*nxon, Luhkc, Shaute, Fotherglll,
or Alsou has proclaimed Apr. 23
Struck out. by Nehf 2. R utthlr
He It F u r t h e r R e so lv e d ;
That
Pratt. Home run, Blue, Sacri
DRADKNTOWN, Fin., Apr. 1(1. n day cf fun* frivolity and revelry 2thl*
o r d e r he p u b lish ed In th e S a n
3. Hits off Ryan 0 in I Ihnims
fice, Rigney. Double plays, Luhkc- —Tho Growers made two straight
H e ra ld , n n e w s p a p e r publishJacksonville. The i f « liw
(none out in fifth); off Gearii, •ford
, Htvphcnxan-Uurn*; Rigney, Pratt, over Daytona Tuesday in uu 8 U> m Jacksonville.
•I III S em in o le C ounty. F lo rid a , h u t
Die
annua)
cioehrution
of
thn
April
none
In
three;
Nehf.
none
in
twto.
w ith o u t said Special „ T u x
School
Blue (2); left on bases, (Ucvciand 5 game.
Slick work in pinches
4. th e r e b e i n g no n e w s
i>; D ettiit 5. Baa* on balls, off nnd stYodig defensive work won. Follies. Tho mayor urged all bujt- l osing pitcher, Rynn. Uinpinp, lplal splerrl e t p No.
u
blished
w
i
t
h
i
n
snhl
ness
firms,
fraternal
nnd
Jocial
or
Unigley, Hurt and Sweeney. Tints tr ic t. o n ce n w eek f o r fo u r cdoins
Shaute 2; Dau.ii 8. Struck out, by Thomas, Huskey -.nd Dorati feat
ganizations and other societies nmi 1:55.
fj
8huut,i! I’f Dntiss L Hit by pitch ured ill the field.
se c u tiv e w e e k s
clubs, ami all men, wohien and
Dune nnd O rdered In r e g u t s r s e s
er, by ShauL 2 (Daasler). Wild
Ry .Inning*.’
children
of
the
cty
to
join
in
the
sion o f th n C o u n ty B o a rd of F uhlle
Jess
Mc.e
or
Lww
Right
, .pitch, Slum... Un>t>|re«, Hildebrand, Daytona .
.
ool oik) int»—r» Hebrntiim to “promote closer
PH11 'DELPHIA, Apr. lflA- I n s t r u c t i o n f o r S e m in o le B ounty.
lurititUy, Oroisby, Time 1:41.
lo r id a , t h i s th e I t h d a y of April.
Rnidenlnwh
.
2-K) 111 OOx—8 friendship among nil people <
‘.4%
'• f;.. and Huston ritgugn] FI92f.
of the
H0n^'A
ri':
..
Lwy
bnac
hits.
Buscity,”
nnd
"provide
tho
ci
citixu
*o
-^r:
inning
deadlock
in
C. A. DALLAS,
Hislcr Helps Browns.
key, Turner.
litrcu base hits; «v|fb wholesome, irt-ncfirinl nnd pc
f 'h a l r m n n F r o Tem .
pf the 1921 sensiji,
jrniCA G O . Apr. HI,—Gvorge
” n
:v>
Jus* o f Ih, public rra« •ehnolii With, By UiV County Board of-Public In tcrmltie -and "Mlffl
i n .a a ld B p e e U l T a x School DlaWtflt struction foif
Bemlnote Coumy.
that
N rttl, 8cml Join Coflnty, FI6rld*t Florida: Jhnt In pursuance toilaw, thereof,-«nd
n}««d y r upns y .
and
la
puniuaffte'rff
the
fcsoltitlon
cd
and
deslgnai..s
J
•
d
a
n
d
de*
W h e r e * * : * « ’la I h f d - t c r n i a n t l o n
^»•* I
t h i s B o n fd a t Ute first rttoetlng of this llojird hfretofore'nn ' th l* ‘*fi*ctora-to
election at ih.
Sfter'ThV^ receipt *of Mid petition day adopted, notice be and the same •aid
nsm.rf.
that It la to th# best HH'rcjta of Is hereby glveh that on the Vth precinct
A t,I * r e c ln c t '
'
Mid Special Tax School District day of May. lis t, an election will •Mrs.
u ril,,’ -■
No. 4. to laaue bonds In the s u m of be held In . and throughout said *nd aJ , aK. K
Jach,;
110.030.0*. ths proceeijs from the
Tax School. District No. 4, MfA J n t l e P rrvait .sale thereof to be used and ex Special
County, Florida, said dis
Further
pended in the roannrr and for tne Seminole
trict
being
known us Chuluota thU re,E
s o lu tio n ;, nrl .
purpose and objects.as are h<|reln. Special Taxalso
School District, to de lls h e d In th e santni
above and In th* aforesaid petition termine Whether o r not said dia n e w s p a p e r p t i h l , , ^
set_,forth. .■
trlct shall laaue bonds In the sum C o u n t y , F lo rid a i(U,
Therutosw-BajJAeWaaoksade, tb‘r ^ttfltorril0.noooo#.iaJ»uar'tattwtnfcAUntfta
yitmr*W«ir<T-bf
Public
Initructlon
,)f
,p e r c e n t p e r a n n u m , In b e i n g no M - n . p ^
Ch-nnrr ............................
for Hemlnole County. Flnrlds. that te r e s t p a y a b le s e m l - a n n u a l y , b o n d a w i t h i n said dlstri",
thla Board determines that the to he d a t e d J u l y 1st. 1934. a n d ' to
r nnnsci-iui,;
amount of bonda required Tor the m a t u r e a s fo llo w s, t o - w l f : B o n d s foIT. hJ ,Uo uresoliiilon
and
purpoaek and -objects as set for*" n u m b e r e d 1 a n d 9 f o r 11,000.00 e a c h In r e g u l a r s»«,i„n
;
hereinabove and also In said Peti In m a t u r e te n y e a r s a f t e r t h e d a t e B o a r d o f Public
*
tion Is the'lsum of 11o.ooo.oO: that th e r e o f, b o n d s n u m b e r e d S, 4, k n d Fern I h o le County i-t"
M id - b o n d s shall b e a r . In t e r e s t a t r. f o r ll.noo.oo e a c h to m a t u r e t w r n t y * th d a y o f April.’ t»it*!
1924.
land tie Init assessed at tha data of
tha lMuance of auch certificate In
the name of A. M. Hunt, Unless
■aid certificate ihall b* redeemed
~ ji i ii . . .
t "'•tofdln* to law tax deed will taaue
Cardinal* Ilcat Cuba—H eather thereon on tha ISth day of April,
Holds Giants to a 3*2 Score lieWitness my official alghatqro and
fore 41,000 Fana—Philly
seaC m ir tha 7th day of March, A.
D.
1911.
And Huston Tie.
(SEAL)
Clerk Circuit Court
CINCINNATI, 0„ Apr.* HI.—
Remlnl* County, Florida,
Refers*a record, breaking crowd
lty A. M. Weeks. D. a
Cincinati defeated Pittburgh ih
the first game of the chgntpion- In Circuit Court, Tth Judicial Clr.
ship season Tuesday, 6 o G. Morri cult, SpiuIuoIc Couufy, Florida.
C huacc ry .
son was hit freely ahd hia infield
Donohue allowed only on* hit in L i t t l e . B . d a m . C o m p la in a n t,
V*.
five innings, but was pounded hard •Jennie L. f.arnti
and John Clinton
in the sixth, when the visitors
Lamb, her husband. Mae A. Horn
bunched four clean singles and a and Merlin W. Horn, her husband,
triple by Highee, for four earned uni! Luther 8. Kennedy,
Defendants.
runs),
S O T I C H TO N O X -ltK X IU K .\TS.
Score by innings:
. To Junule L Lamb and John Clin.
Pittsburgh
niO 004 000—f toil Iat mb, her husband, 1(814 A
Cincinnati
101 200 011—* Went worth Htreel, Charleston. South
Summary: Two base hits, B urnt
J,‘"' *■ Horn and Martin
TAMPA DEFEATED W restling Card A t
T on igh t Is
I N A S L U G F E S T OTo>rlando
B e B ig F eature
BY SAINTS 8 TO 4
' W*
i
V?
KX
WALTER JOHNSON
SHUTS OUT THE
M T C S 4 TOO
* \ d
—
m
t h e r a t e of six p *r c e n t u m p*r a n - y e a r s a f t e r t h e d a t e t h e r e o f , a n d
, A. |,.u,
mini, tho, I n t e r e s t on s a i d b on ds to bonda n u m b e r e d G, 7, ». 9 a n d 10
»-lirylrmaa
be p a id S e m i - a n n u a l l y ; sa id b o n d s ToF tl.ooo.no e a c h t o m a t u r e t h i r t y
r-Xr-iix.—
w---LilLU
s h a l l h s - d a i s d - J u l y - 1st. 192L a n d y e a r s a f t r i — t h e d a t e ' tu t r e c i r , t h e C d iin iy B o ard of pyum.
s h a l l m a t u r e ah rn l lo w e .lo -w tt :
ir ln ctp al an d t h e I n t e r e s t o f s a i d
B o n d s n u m b e r e d 1 a n d 1. fo r 4 L - tonds to h e p a y a b l e a t t h e N a t i o n a l Attes?*mlnnI''
ono.no each sh a ll, m a t u r e t e n y e a r s P a r k B a n k . C ity a n d S t a t e of N e w T. J V . t-AWTON",
a f t e r th e d ate th ereof:
»
Y ork, a s is p ro v i d e d f o r In t h a t
fiUpt. Pub. ln rtn
S e c r e t a r y to
B u n d s n u m b e r e d 3. 4. a n d S. f o r c e r t a i n r e s o lu ti o n t h i s d a y a d o p t e d
in
n
n
jn
e
le
c
by
t
h
e
B
oard,
In
w
h
ic
h
s
a
i
d
j
e
ll.ooo.eo each s h a l l m a t u r e t w r n t y
tio n o n ly th o s ec d u l y q u n llR e d e le c - S e h e lle Maine.*. Attor-il
y e a rs a f te r th e d a te thereof;
^
r s w h o u rc f r e e h o b l e r s r e s i d i n g ! 4-9-16-23-30-5-7
B o n d s n u m b e r e d 8,'7. *» 9 an d 10, twoith
____ __ __
Hpcc ela l T a x Hchoo] D t « - 1
f o r 9 1.000.00 each
shall
m a t u r e tr lc t i nNo.said
4,
sh
all
lie
e
n
t
i
t
l
e
d
lo
v
o
te,
t h i r t y y e a r s a f t e r ' t h e d a t e t h e r e o f ; an d
a n d t h ( t th e p r i n c ip a l a n d Ihe I n
Be It F u r t h e r Itesolv ed, T h a t s a i d ,
t e r e s t of all b o n d s s h a l l he p a y a b le
a t t h e N a tio n a l P a r k B an k . C ity e le c tio n so o r d e r e d l o he h e ld s h a l l
Inht-bl a t th e p o ll in g p l a c e w i t h i n
a n d S t a t e o f New Y o rk , an d
D, i s t,r i c t
Be It F u r t h e r :*.esolved: T h a t n said S pecial T a x , School
s p e c i a l e le c tio n be h e ld
In a n d Nn. 4. w h e re t h e la s t g e n e r a l elect h r o u g h o u t s a id Hpeclnl T a x Hrhu .1 H"n w a s held, to . w l t , a t t h e v il l a g e
D i s t r i c t No. 4. Kern Ino Ic Cfuinly. ‘ of C h u lu o ta . o t h e r w i s e k n o w n a s
F l o r i d a , la nccortl.-.nc- w i t h t s w t o P e lt in g p lace o r p r e c i n c t Nn. 7. a n d
determ in e w h e th e r
o r no* t h e r e th e e j e c tio n s h a ll h e held In co m s h a l l be is su ed liv s a id tip*f lat T a x plan.-o w ith law . a n d th o I n s p e c to r s
"I have used
S ch ool D is t ric t No. 4. h o o d s a* p r o . and c le r k s h a l l m a k e p r o m p t r e
t u r n t o t h e C o u n ty H o ard o f P u b li c
v ld ed fo r In t h i s r e s o lu ti o n , an d
Draught when
I
n
s
t
r
u
c
t
i
o
n
.
I
m
m
e
d
ia
te
ly
a
f
t
e
r
s
a
id
Be I t F u r t h e r lle so lv e d : T h a t
tha p u t 25 j t
t h i s r e s o l u t i o n b e p u b lis h e d In th e e le c tio n anil th e t a b u l a t i o n o f th e
M r s . Emma Cfl
B o a rd
H anford H e ra ld , a n e w s p a p e r p u b vote polled, an d t h e said
Forbes, Mo. **[
lish ed In S e m in o le C o u n ty , F lo r id a , will b e In s e s sio n o n M ay Ih e 10th.
1334.
to
r
e
c
e
iv
e
an
d
c
a
n
v
a
s
s
th
e
toil w i t h o u t mild S p e c ia l T a x School
lug It for a bad |
D i s t r i c t No. 4. ther* betng no n e w s r e t u r n s of said e le c tio n a n d to d e .
constipation. 11
p a p e r p u b li s h e d w ith i n Habl d i s
constipated and
tr ic t , o nce a w eek f o r f o u r c o n
miserable—alugjii
s e c u t i v e w eek s.
T h i s r e s o l u t i o n a d o p te d In r e g u
a bad Bute in ta/ j
l a r s e s s io n o f tlie C o u n ty Board of
• • and soon
th ih ile I n s t r u c t i o n
for
S em ino le
would begin bn
C o u n ty . F l o r i d * . - t h e Mh
day of
Would bare a
AprIJ. 1921.
C. A. DALLAS.
headache. I do.
/
C h a i r m a n ITo. Tern.
Just who started
(SEA L)
taking
F I l E P T W ILLIA M S.
C o u n ty B o ard o f P u b lic I n s t r u c t i o n
fo r B em lnote C o u n ty , F lo rid a.
A ttest:
T. W. LAW T O N .
Hunt, l ’uli. Iiintn a n d R x -O ffjclo
S e u r t a r y to B oard.
H cbelle M alues., A t to r n e y f o r Boi^-d.
4-ii.ir,-2J-Jt)-!i-7
f
Sick
Headat
V'
fie
flk
gw ‘ii "
SdiSeiw! i rtTs23SN& ri,,'AJ!K.ta'1' fin's- c
.
-. a . .
but It did the
Just sedmeil to fi*_
llrer.
Very kwi |
Ilka new.
Constipation___
system to reabsoA)
that may cause
and much danger |
health. Take
Black-Draught
stimulate the ihw|
help to drive ost I
sons.
Sold by ail (__
1 only ona cent a i
W estern E lectric F an s
P E N IN S U L A R
k ELECTRIC -
-m v isw ? w r 4
*I',UUH,III4 IU-Un 4HIM=4» III lll'l] uu Jr^ re-v:
Ing i h a n n r r , i r t - w l t ; ’
l»
■
th g a sllii. b u ild in g u nd f u r n l r h l n g
p u b lic f r ee school a t F luiluutu,
larg in g , fu rn ish in g or
o th e r w i s e
I m p ro v in g
sch o o l tiu lld ln u s an d
sellout g r n u n d e anil fo r t h e f-xclusly* us** o f I hi- p u b lic f r e e schools
"t S S ' W
^
'a*P(W ™ AK .? t P^
SA N F O R D CYCLE C0MPAN7.il
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HAY
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e.
g o o d
h a y
a n d
,
p l e n t y
OF I
TH E RIGHT PR IC E TOO
SA N FO R D FI
lOOLBS.-AMSS"
AND
A L G R A IN ,
HORSE
FEED/
SU P P L Y CO.
Phone 539
’ Jno. 1
Myrtle Ave. and ith !
‘YOUR MONEY RACK
ARE NOT 8ATISF11
*4*s49r
KUMVK1I
TtNR
I'HAKE YOUR UVE STOCK K Y(
ALGR/UN
HORSE
109% Griln Ration. 19 thrl
a* well aa the best
feed on the m arket.
Attention Ladii
■f>‘
WO
o f
»«OK
^ liff
Over Ninety Percent'of
Childish Ailments V,
Come From Indigestion
'
—W. L.
Indigestion, In children, should Ik
“«* • , Te,r7 temporary ooaditkn. Yet.
while it lasts, U congest* ihe li,Cr and
bowch, breed* gontis sad fill* the bU d
jj*>hjw**°na that are the cause of many
Children’s ailment, develop euddenly,
but yield jiat
tW nee
nL olI calomel
T ' hV and
^ castor
»»<*oil.
M
the
d E S S k ssew aJ
■Wh«a will bo delighted k f tM i" ^
IS BEING DEMONSTRA1
STORES, W E IN V IT E Y<
Thursday-Fri
B:aJW .
UVlB
e>-.
BLACK-Dl
W hereas:
On Ihe 4 th d a y o f
M arch, 1924, a p e ti ti o n w a s p r e
s e n t e d to t h e C o u n ty B o a rd of P u b .
lie I n s t r u c t i o n f o r S e m in o le C o u n
Create Cool Comfort
ty . F lo r id a , s i g n e d by m o re t h a n
tw e n t y - f i v e p e r c e n t of t h e d u ly
GET YOURS TODAY
■lualllled e l e c t o r s r e s i d i n g
w ith i n
S p e c ia l T a x School D i s t r ic t .No. 4.
S e m in o le C o u p ty , F lo r id a , wahl ills,
t r l c t b e in g a ls o k n o w n a s C h u lu o t a
S pecial T a x School D is tric t, a s k i n g
Xtnfi p e t i t i o n i n g a a l i l - B o a r d i b - r a l t F * a n d o r d e r n n e le c tio n to lie held
COMPANY
w i t h i n sa id S p ecial
T u x S ch o o l
D i s t r i c t No. 4. t o d e t e r m i n e whetT^e 112 Magnolia Ave. Phone 113
*r o r no t t h e r e sh o u ld he Issued
by s a i d d i s t r i c t Lunds In t h s su m
of 110 000.09. th e p m i e e d s n f th e
s a l e of su c h b o n d s to he used f o r
t h e p u rp o s e of a c q u ir in g , b u ild in g .
PLENTY OP SPORTING GOODS:
■n ln r g l u g , f u r n i s h i n g o r o th e r w i s e
I m p r o v in g scho o l
b u il d in g s
and B ase Ball Supplies, Fishing Tackle. Bicycles and Biryd* |
school g r o u n d * nnd f o r t h e e x c lu s
ive US* o f th * p u b lic f r e e schools
Bathing Suits, Bathing Shoes and Caps.
,
.
TMorft!
I t e s a l n t l o a P r u v i i l l n g f u r I k e llu lA .
I n g . a n d ( l i v i n g \ n t l r e o f n <tpeel a l I In m i E l e c t i o n t o b e f i e l d I n
N p e e U I T a n Nr h i m I l l l s l r l e t Xi*t
d. X enilnnle C n n n t r . F l o r i d a , S aid
U l s i n e t 11,1ns A ls o K n o w n n«
C h u l u o t a N p e r l a t T a x SehiMil l l l a trle t.
m m.
Y
( • r m l n r d t h n t m u r e t h a n tw e n ty live p e r cvn t o f th * d u ly qualilli-U ‘
I'le rlo r * r r - l d l n g w ith i n said Hpi-c. i
lal T a x Si-hiipl D i s t r ic t No. 4. uht r
In fn c t s i g n snlil p ellth u i. and
W lirri-H ;
T h i s B u u td has, hy i
re s n ln tiiin t h i s d a y a d o p te d , d e t e r - !
m im 'd tlfat b on d* In th * sum o f ;
910.000.9(1 Is r e m t l r r d f o r th e p u r - I
p o se s set f o r t h in s a id p e titio n an d
h e r e i n a b o v e e n u m e r a t e d , nnd t h a t 1
s a id b u n d s s h a l l h e a r In te re st a t ,
th * r a t e o f six p e r c e n t u m p er n n .
Hum, I n t e r e s t p a y a b le s e m i - a n n u a l
ly ; th n t en'il b o n d s s h a l l he d ated
J u l y 1st. 1934: t h a t said b o n d s shall
m a t u r e ns follow s, t o . w l t : Bonds
n u m b e r e d 1 an d J, fo r
ll.UoiMio
• ach shall m a tu re te n y e a rs a fte r
t h e d a t e th e r e o f ; hom ls numbt-red
3. 4 a n d 3 fo r 9t.noo.0u ea c h sh all
m a t u r e t w e n t y y e a r s a f t e r Ih e d a te
t h e r e o f , e n d b u n d s n u m b e r e d 0. 7,
a n d to. f o r 91.000 no ea c h sh all
m a t u r e th i r t y y e a r s a f t e r th * d a te
th e r e o f , a n d t h a t b o th th e principal
a n d th o I n t e r e s t of a.ild b on ds shall
he p a y a b l e - a f t h e N a tio n a l P a r k
R i n k , F l t y a n d S ta i n of New York,
and
W h e r e a s : T----h i s --------B o ard hna, hy
r e s o lu ti o n th in d a y a d o p te d , o r d e r
ed t h a t a n e le c tio n lie h * ld In a n d
t h r o u g h o u t said Special T a x School
D is t r ic t No. 4. In d r l e r m l u o w h e t h e r
o r not said d i s t r i c t will Issue said
• F E E D T. W ILLIAM*.
C o u n ty B oard of P u b li c I n i t r u c t l n n bo n d s ns In s a id re s o lu ti o n and o r
d e r Is provided.
fo r S em inole C ou n ty , Florida.
A ttest:
>fo)y T h e r e f o r e tin It R esolved.
T. \V. LAWTON.
Hupt. Fuh. Instu., an d K t-O fflclo
S e c r e t a r y t o Ihs Hoard.
- i S r a l of B o a rd ).
K rhellr Maine*.. A t t o r n e y for Board.
4 - 9 .I t . 11-30-3.7
Paul. Messuer.
Stolen buses, triotic entertainment during the
p.hi'(ling
ai nix
oix runs eath
'••'ding at
i
1
Finney,- Elliott, Ken•'.-•/Bo was caliud hr
American W aRtibj^asain drickfi. Dnfan-tv SriftWiHyVTIiohi.j
___________ _
•r. the ninth inninT,
rath bnvk *to the Rame Tuesday
i ' ‘‘rnme
. *- '.ve ■: into tho lutx witi
«V‘ i r; 'n fi.
r ‘ bRnso
„use**on% bull*,
tP,?a olT KNIGHTS
OF
TEMPLAR.
AT
H
f
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«,J»!«J>.,flb»ence duo to im- BrndoptoWn
*
MIAMI
tk .
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. I i- .'Cai and
,
paired Vision, ami making his d
MIAMI, Apr. lft-T h o thirtieth j !*n' ;
[He
aide
with
onfy
ore
A» (manager of the St. I.oula Green l, Gober 2, Browne 8.
.
.
—
- - —
'run
-L the plate. This rui,
own* attributed largely to tne
howr-*:. gave the Phillies a tic
team's victory over Chicago; by
S .e.-« by innings:
smashing out two hits in lour at- ntuW
a n liilln a nf Ike t 'o a a t y R nard nf
Boston ....)..... 200 001 300 00— I t e1‘u
tenuis.^
b llr In stru e tla a fa r Irm ln o l*
by
ors expected in addition to fhe del- PhD a ......... ........... O i l 110 Oil 00— i
t'n n n tr .
F l u r b l a . ... l i e l « r t u l * l » a
Si*lei', back in his old position Winning pi it in r, Brpyfn*
ll. LupillK i gules that will ho here from nit .Summary: Two base hits: E
W b n l A m o a n l o f D «m l* l a X r t a t first bane, fielding perfectly with pltdier. Qrofn.
Umpire Rush.
r a s n r r f a r flpeelat T a x l l l s l r l e t
Ban
15 put o u ts’and no errors, drove lime of game. :ll).
N o , 4, a r i n l a o l e F o u n t } . F l o r i d a ,
Makafi
,in the first run and the run which
Sold D i s t r i c t f i r i n g A lso k n o w n
A s C h u l m i t * N peelnl T a x H ehool
Sand
‘broke Ihe tie in the fifth.
lllstrle l. tk r H a ir of In le rrsl Is
nitnamlery will be " ,,^on „ " Ioc,\rM* “l antI Lucas, Ban
Scorn by inning*:
n , t k r T im e W h e n
Chuluota Inn
opened, an automobile ride will
-'b intd". Cunningham art^ , h■ ■r 4 P af ki dr Tf lhaerree oW
St. tsml*
200 n o 210—7
h e re , Ike f r l a e l Inker, at 2 p. m . nod n banquet " V 1 ' ,
on base*. Rost.m 17j p n l n a i l I n t e r e s t S h a l l B e D a e a n d
rhlrugn
200 11)0 OtH)—3
p it) n h i e , a n d f r a t i l l i n g
for
an
&i'tonmiy. Two bane hits: Ger*
RtHK'ntt guift* nf Chuiiinta Imi JriV^n “t ** p, m, W ednesday, the
°n bolll, of!
e f r e tl n n in l l r t r n u l n r W h e th e r a s
c1 b*T^ H**‘iikt ■ (J), Tobin (2 ); Jac- were: Mr. and Mrs. \V. C. Ru - £«*?• wl!I
d>*'*t^! tiT >*• rdar •"* 5 • gj*®*1. 2*u ° e^ fe1*.3F
uni aald D istric t
S h a ll .Jsaw *
'
-Struck out by Ring 3{
- oD.-aV. Htoleo bases. Kamm and rtil, Hartford. Conn.; S. A. Ste%- husinwg of the cumnvin*>r%
h om ls.
—
■ ‘icn i; tieneicn 2; Lucas 3
Hits, off Ring in G{ W h e r e a s : On th e 4th d a y of M arch.
' ! s
•.•.* »
............!,.i
Gerber; double ‘pluys, McLdlnn. C E : 5 K
in 3 1-3; Barnes 1 il A. I), l u l l , a p e ti ti o n w a x p r e s e n te d
Collins, Sheely. Left on buses. St.
to an d llleil w ith th is C ountv Hoard
2 in 3; Gunekh > of
balls* Off Shocker 1; Robertson 1. H a,; Mr. and Air*. Carl H. Daw- John I mo bis. t *■>mplain an i
n- o■*->
>’». Couch
P u h llo I n s t r u c t i o n fo r le t n in o l e
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nn
ll.ln
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.
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Hit
by
pitcher,
hy
Ring
VH,
C o u n ty , F lo r id a , s ig n e d by m ore
Louis 4, Chicago 0. Roses tin son, Orlando, Fin; Mr. a - t M--.
(Stengel).
Wild
pitch,
Genrich*
Garvin
mi*I
»
*
tin,
tk u n t w e i i y l . n v e p e r c e n t of t h e
"Struck out,' b y Robertson 2 ; ti. C. Faulkner, Orlando, Pla.; JoM m y i r p , litfi'twiiMiln
O’Day nnd McCormicE d u ly q u alified e le c to r s r e s id in g
Shocker 4; Gunmtliy 2. Hits off ■f.PR.H, Hinson, huston, r«,Fw.
v iv riri: o f n .tv i c i r r >t i t: umpires,
w
ith i n Special T a x S ch ool D ta tr le t
Time 2.62.
Robertson 9 in 7; Connally 2 in
No. 4. S em inole C ou n ty .
F lo r id a ,
Noth-., la h e r e b y u t\utf tt .n t u n d er
^ • Augustin*. ,Kln.;
s a id d i s t r i c t b t l n g a ls o k n o w n 4t*
ted bali, Sevprcid- Loaing Mrj. C. B. Ireland. Georiro B. e n d hy v i r t u * of t h a t V crtalix iiga)
d
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or
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e
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Special
T
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rh
oul
DleMANY
TROPHIES
AVAILt
her,
Robertson.
Umpires, Hatch, MjlS AgiM* Bulontuii, d e r - d :■■) i v n t r r u l in Ihi C ircu it
tr lc t. a s k i n g und p e titi o n in g t h a t
ABLE.
yens,and Holmes. Time 1:11,
Sprtiii;field, Mass.
I n u n ,«r Si ia tn o tc Cuuniy*. F lo rid *
n ho r a i le d nod hold
WINTER KARK, Apr. J5. t 1 at hnr ueuleg cntio
In c h a n c e r y , a h e n -I n J o h n DauDI*
h u t said d i s t r i c t le d e t e r
On
Mnmiay,
Apr
13,
Uio
dinner
Trophies
galore
await
the
lo
i
h
s
c
o
iiip
la
ln
n
n
t
u
n
d
W
illlu
U
arm
in
e
w
h
e
t
h e r o r not bon ds l a t h d
IG ATTENDANCE EXPECTED gututs of Cltuiiiota Inn representv.‘n am i M.imU- C u r v l n , Ills w ife, ore tesLints IrrtlTe'state IntemholaA* »um of ‘ IV.000.00 sh o u ld be Issued
lt(' !■'
.
I t '. 'l l hll'tlVIltiwi.
IL..L
AM.
’
ed 'Wint«r Park. Orlando, Eusti i. ***•■ defendants h e a r i n g d a t e o f, the tic aquatic meet,' to be held her* Uy said
rh-t. f o r , t h e purp o se o f
COCOA, Apr. 15—Indications
und'Oviedo,
.
- ’ i ■i}'* J f » . Frtdjsory. A V1 A g rll «0 , T h . , ' . r j l , „ r | | „ ,
point to a large attendance here Sanford
M r s IL ix tc r o.»o
#b(. « ii . . a
' V.. " h d t r S f i f rfvll
special
m a s te r .
loving
l l w r la
v in g ccups
u p s in t h e lot. c o m - school h u ih l ln g a a n d s c h o o l t m u n d i
.1 '*r , t h c
v.-tn, i n J h - m t a j . M ay 8th. 19J4. d o r- ssliver
n«*t week—Apr. 10. 17 nnd 18— j o n l u t sin o f. th
p
Inn,
u t i r t 1! [
I h t .tri*At li u u m o f ia to , txfnn> poaing, it Is said.
I t the state championship trap* North on April 15 to her Norfolk/**1” *.'“urt llnusu-door, In Seminole
tlful aet of trophies ___
Rhoot,*with the marksmen compet- Va.,
Vll.. home.
hom e.
' C.-unty. Fh.rlda. o f f a r ’ f o r ante .mud
"*11 to t h e h i g l p i e t ' b i d d e r f o r cash, in this section of the country,
. ing for prizes worth $1,1 GO. There
da of the said bond" lseu«
Mr. und Mrb. Frwnk SnydeT, of
folhiw lnjr . (JvMurlbed l a n d r In
098.ee lo Ite used
will be a total of t750 cash added Ohio, who liought tho Zerby tho" ’trrwte
TJiidwtV.-’F lo r li la . to * w l l :
a* r fa rth |n said
MILLION DOLLAR PLANT.
money, ant! $100 worth of sterling sruve hero, arc returning North. .The W e s t H alf, of t h a W e s t H a lf
tltlun. and to he expended and
ST. PETERSBURG, Apr. |5 c ^ allver trophies awarded to the win- Air*. Davie, their mother, accom *7 }}"
T w o a r r u s o f th * N o rth
uraed In the following manher.
"L ip * N o r t h e a s t Q u a r t e r of Announcement ii made here by
fit
y . Tha opening event /will bo a panied them.
t h e NorBiWiuit Q u a r t e r o f S o u th w a x t the Pinellas County Power
11,400.99 In he used' In ' l i e •target Cocon-Kocblndgu Gun . ^ ,r, "V1* M n. J. E. Snyder en Q u a r t e r of J v u tlp n 33. T o w n s h i p 19
lllrlng a s i t e . - b u i l d i n g
‘ ‘
puny, of its intention to hi
' jetory silver trophy, 16 tertained the following dinner hoiith ‘.r Hang* 21 East.
public
fr#e
new
million
dollar
plant
at
SOW
i
.
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e
w
o
/
h
e
s
o
l
d
t
o
a
a
t
l
s
f
y
uluota.
will
‘
a $T5 .silver trophy for guest* at their b-ono on April 4,
boro. Plana fd t the conatr
s a i d decree a n d costa.
nT ‘
Dlstrlci
,^T o tho high gun from
S A. B. W IL K IN S O N .
work provtdo fur erection
und trophy of e<|ual valHpeclnl 31aster In Chancery.
he u s e d f a r
syiietp of unlta which"
J o h n <! I.enhardy,
’ • '
I in' the
o th a
added.
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. 4o a
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from potMl*" • » * « • ' :
mt
!!jueCd d a t e s a r e fo r c o n -
— ‘ lane.
,
lute Iruortlona.
iv erafe
lonls
,VBr'
Mo
len g th
fo r A r . t
l i e r t i s l n * !■ r e s t r i c t e d t o
Vr clarification.
a error Is *nade T h e S a n ■lersld w ill b e r e s p o n s i b l e
[{, one In c o r r e c t In s e r ti o n ,
frettleef. f o r _ « b . e l u e n t
. . . Tha o ff ic e s h o u l d b e
Im m ediately In c a s e o f
I to A n m t T i i B i t i i
Lrslil r e p r e s e n t a t l r e t h o r I familiar w i t h r a t e s , r u l e s
L i.lflratlon . w ill
i t . in fo rm a tio n .
And If
i they will a s s i s t y o u In
your w a n t a d to m a k e
/♦If retire.
jr O K T N A T l f O n C K .
[rtlsers sh o u ld g i v e l l i e l r
„r postoffice A d d ress a s
their p h o n a n u m b e r If
Attire re s u lts .
About one
out of a t h o u s a n d h a s a
■one. and t h e o t h e r e c a n ' t
unlrata w ith
you u n less
know y o u r a d d r e s s .
Ulseonlleeaaee Ml’BT be
la Is person a t Tbs *«»I llem
lJ o lfle e. ■» h r »•*Herald-----Trlephoue dlocoatlaire sot valid.
Iteoua Prom pt.
Service.
R E A D
.
P o ,itic a I
T H E M
.
KATES* ’—A nnouncem ents
C ash in A d v a n c e
E ^ rta A e
Quick Results Use Herald W ant Ads
E
E ffic ie n t
Political
inouncements
ftuSECUTING ATTORNEY
.ire to announce to the citli Seminole County that I am
Idatc foe the nomination to
cuting Attorney for the
aurt o* Seminole County,
the action of the Demonary, «une 3rd, 1924. I
Igrateful lor your vote and
nation.
_______
kisai
4EST F. HOUSEHOLDER.
JUNTY COMMISSIONER
eby announce my candidacy
Commissioner for the
w uprbiug- Chuluoarrd Oscedlir, subject to
of the Democratic priJune 3.
0. A. RAULERS0N. __
LRRK CIRCUIT COURT
k*by. announce that I am a
pate for the office of Clerk
Circuit Court of Seminole
k subject to the action of tlie
Tratic primary in June. 1924.
II. H. CHAPPELL.
Iusticr * AV* 4 h k ir£ACK
ytby announce th at I am a
> fo rthe office of Justice
I’rnre in and for tho first
district of Semino|e Coun1th the legal and efficient
ft if the executive officers
| wunty I promise to do my
ithout prejudice,
L G. STRINGFELLOW.
For c o u n t y j u d g e .
|ect, o.’ course, to the action
Democratic Prim ary to be
tine 3rd, 1 will be a candidate
office of County Judge of
ole County. I shall be grate' the nomination and decnd it elected I assure the
hip of Seminole a fair and
pi administration of the afth« oYlce.
SQHELLE MA1NES.__
j BIPRRINTMNDRNT OF
|18L1C INSTRUCTION
eby announce my candidacy
tlection to the office of
superintendent of public
don of Seminolo County,
<to the Democratic primary
held on June 3rd, 1924. ■
T. W. LAWTON.
coilf-n PROSECUTING
ATTORNEY,
to announce th at 7 shall
|«ndidate for the office of
I’rosecuting Attorney, *ubthe endorsement of the
*ttc voters a t the June 3rd,
HGEORGE CL HERRING.
>{t COUNTY JUDGE
*by announco myself *a a
»t« for the office of County
of Seminole County, subject
| Drmocratlc prim ary, Juno 3,
> pledge faithful service
l you nominate me.
__ J. G. SHARON.
OF SCHOOL BOABir
*h to announce th a t I am a
»te for Member of the
! ®°*rd of Seminole Co. from
' district No. 3. Sublect to
cii.on of iho Democratic pri*- be held June 3, 1024.
H. II. PATT1SHALL.
mV.- v
Wdftt
F O R
P R O F IT
POLITICAL
wPolitical—
A nnouncem ent
r ANNOTmOEMEprT^
U S E S T H E M
F O R
P
H
1
R E S U L T S
h o u s e s f o r r e n t Lj v u s c e l l a N e o u s
FOR itEfJff—Vot. #_ month*, com
f ' fortably
f n r i i l i l v furnisl
furnished house,' six
sleeping rooms. 318 Magnolia
Avenue.
FOR RENT—5 room house, bath,
tights, water, garage, $30.00 per
month. Inquire. 1820 Park Avc.
AUTOMOBILES A N D
R E PA IR S
O
N
4
8
E
HELP W ANTED
' FOR SALE
WA NTED^SanTord business M
_________ ________ ___ _________
who' are In need of competent
FOR SALE—DeSoto paint* and FOR SALE—Ford Roadster prac help
should read the classified
FOR
TAX
COLLRCTOH
d
id
e
ta
"
S
£S25.tPaL
V
S2:l..!
is*
*
•!»»»."«
w
«,*■<»
vanrlshpj a t Sauford Novelty
didate for iejectio n to the office for Couniv r l T l . i y ? .h i
tically new. Bargain. See Stew page of The Herald. T h e n 's no
t beg to announce myself a
Works, sole agents.
154-tfc a rt Dutton.
of aheriff of Seminole couhty sub- iard District cm.
*
reason for sending out-of-town for ■
didata for the office of >Tax
SANFORD STOVE WORKS, 321
help when there la .probably Just
lector of SeminoTe County,
5Sic‘V
t
^
T
v
o£
!i”
V
"
!»"
F irst Street. Next door to Smith
the person you want in the city.
T if
*J?ld °P Jun«,tam onte Springs, and respectfully to tho decision of the Democrat
VULCANIZING
Brothers. We sell, trade, and reIlood
Primary
to
be
held
June
3i
WANTED—Ladle* to da simple
i n5X
0™ u J t h to tUat r i e “t aWt "*
l
pa i r a 11 kinds of-cook stoves, !!
-p U d r. r a i l u i ,w
as
t h e » p' rth*
i m am
r y ot trr ebo
R. C. M / —
.
Goodyear
■ M lpay^
lg ll
REAL ESTATE
needlework
a t home. Liberal
6fflce In the same efficient manner held June 3, 1924.
your trouble ta stove troublo, see
and
sis
Materials
furnished.
Addressed,
FOR
COUNTY
COMMISSIONER
th at I ha've conducted it in the ._______
W. B. BALLARD.
Balloon Tires
„
stamped envelope brings p a rtita
I hereby announce my candidacy FOR RENT—1 2-room apartment TYPEWRITER RIBBONS — For
past.
Used Cara
lars. Morgan Novelty A rt Co„ At
FOR COL’NTY COMMISSIONER for County Commissioner for the
.__________
C. M. HAND.
close
in.
use on Royal, Remington or L. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, lanta, Ga.
Fourth D istrict of Seminole CotwI
hereby
announce
my
candidacy
C. Smith typewriters. Will sell
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC
Commercial S t
for the office of Coilhty Cdmmts- ty. Subject to the action of toe
WANTED Experienced, reliable
5-ROOM bungaloy, desirable lo for one-half price. Herald office.
STRUCTION
salesman, must nave gooa per
, sioner from district number two June Prim ary of 1021.
cation; easy terms. $3500.00,
FOR SALE—Amco adding mn* FbR SALE— 1923 modri FWd sonality and reference. Box 666,
c. l . w e s t :
j« « «. th .
for
of.Swnlnole
» bbM
chine. Never been used. $10.
Coupe. A -l condition. ' Will care Herald.
action of the Democratic primary
FOR SH ERIFF
FOR SALE—16 seres celery land Herald
Board of Public Instruction for June 3, 1921.
office.
sacrifice for quick sale. R. E. WANTED—Young man with auto
To
the
Voters
of
Seminole
County:
fronting on Lake Monroe, 12
Seminole County, Florida, repre
Shiver, care Chamber of Corq.JOHN MEISCH.
I hereby announce myself • can-, acres cleared and under irrigation, FOR
mobile to deliver papers every
senting school district No. 2 of
merce Bldg.
$10 cash. IIomTd office.
dldate
for
Sheriff
of
S
e
m
ln
d
j^
n
planted,
four
flowing
wells,
afternoon to nearby towns. 'Strict
NOTICE
Seminole County, subject to the
ly commission basis. See Circu
I will be a candidate for renoml- County subject to the action of th e' cheap.
FUR SALE — Remington type LOST A N D F O U N D
Democratic primary to be held on
lation Manager of the Sanford
nation for the office of Stale At Democratic primary to be held orr
writer, with wide carriage, in
June 3rd, 1924.
pledge FOR RALE—10 acres, 5 cleared, good condition. $25 cash. Inquire LOST an opportunity to keep Herald.
June 3rd. If I am elected I pi
torney
of
the
Seventh
Judicial
Cir
__________CIIAS. A. DALLAS
abreast with the times by not WANTED—Y’oung man with uncuit of the State of Florida, sub myself to fulfill the duties of this
vege'nblo land, flowing well. 1at Herald office.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
reading the classified pages of
ject to tho action of the Demo office to the best of my ability^ Two blocks of loading station, FOR SALE—Dairy, and
usal sales ability and good per
‘ *)Y7 cheap.
I hereby announce my candidacy cratic Primary. Your endorsement _____ ____ _____E. K. BRAD
manure, car lots. Link A B ag-1;your daily newspaper. Herald sonality wants position with good
for the office of County Judge for a second term of office will be FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
want
ads
contain
many
interesting
concern. Address, Ambition, cam
icy. Box 2401, Tampa, Fla. _____
of Seminole County, subject to tht greatly appreciated.
I hereby announce my candidaty TOR SALE—Lots in Eoseland FOR SALE—$100.00 full dress messages. It will pay you to read Herald.
action of the voters a t the Demo
them daily.
GEORGE A. DflCOTTES,
for re-election to tho office ofi Heights. High and dry. A-l loen
WANTED—White woman to tft>
suit, in good condition, $17.50.
cratic primary June 3.
State Attorney, Seventh Judicial county commissioner of District tion on Sanford Ave., from $250
general housework and five on
Sanford
Steam
Pressery,
East
JOHN G. LEONARDY.
LOST—One
key
ring
nnd
keys,
Circuit, State of Florida.
to
$500
each,
easy
terms.
If
you
No. 3, Seminole county,- subject to
First St.
*
belonging to Sanford Country premises. Middle aged person
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER the action of the voters on June 3rd, want a desirable home come-in and
Kl)R SALK—Large gas stove, 304 Club. Finder please return lo preferred. Address. Address "S’*
see us.
To the People of Seminole County:
C. W. ENTZMINGER.
I hereby announce my candidacy ____
Box 1125, City.
W. 5th St.
Herald office.
I am a candidate for County for re-election for tho flfTlco of
Ff)R TAX ASSESSOR.
a
If
you'want
a
city
lot,
a
subur
Judge, your support and voto on County Commissioner of Seminole
WANTED—Regular customers for
I wish to announco that I am •
Jund tho 3rd will be appreciated. ...County, District No. 1, subject to candidate for re-eicctlou to the ban lot. a house ready built, cel
fresh eggs. Write Cackleberry
Celery Ave., between
B U IL D IN G
SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON. the action of, the Democratic pri office of Tax Assessor of Semi ery farm, grove or anything in Farm, Lake Mary, Fla._________ LOST—On
Gatchel's Store and H. H. ChapIhi*
Real
Estate
lino
call
us.
We
nole County, subject to the decis
FOR REPRESENTATIVES “ mary June 3, 492+r\_/*.
FOR SALE—Household goods.
l's,
large
rsnvas
truck
cover.
M ATERIAL
ion of the Democratic Primary to sell at the owners price only.
G. L. BLEDSOE.
I hereby announce my candidacy
515 Myrtle Avc.
ward of $2.00 if returned to MlltACLE Concrete Co, general
be
held
June
3rd,
1024.
for member House of Representa
FOR REl’KESENTATlV
riYE
Call and see us. We givo you FOR SALE—A team of mutes, Gatchel’s Store.
cement work, stdewlaks, build
A. VAUGHAN.
tives for' Seminole County subject
cheap for cash. P. O. Box 211.
I respectfully announcee mykalf
the
bargains and-service.
ing
blocks, irrigation boxssu J . ■>
to tho action of tho voters a t the ns a candidate for the House
douse of
TUP: SEMINOLE REALTY C0„
Terwllleger,
Prop.
LOST—A
dark
bfown
nnd
tan
Democratic primary, June 3.
Representatives from
Seminole
Seminole Hotet Annex.
collie dog with white neck nnd Lumber and Buildd in g lia te rU L
.
FORREST LA’KE.
ROOMS
FOR
RENT
A partm ents
County, subject to the Dcmocratii
imoc ratio
FOR SALE—Attractive modern
feet. Answers to the name of
Carter Lumber Company
FOR CLRRK OF COURT
irimnry, June 3, 1024. If elected
FOR BENT—Two furnished rooms Bob. Liberal reward if returned
bungalow.
A
bargain;
terms.
For
R
en
t
N. Laurel St. Phone 565.
I hereby announce my candi
will advocate constructive legis
for
light
housekeeping.
Phone
Inquire 1103 Oak Ave.
to Mrs. W. B. Zachary, 619 Mag HILL LUMBER CO. House 3
dacy for the office of Clerk of the lation for the benefit of the great
316.
nolia Avc.
Circuit Court, Seminolo County, est number of people in Seminole FOR RENT—Furnished apnrt* WILL TRADE—35 acre farm
Service, Quality and P rie*
twelve miles north of Miami, In
ment. * Apply Shirley ApartFlorida, subject to the decision of County and the state of Florida.
Phone 135.
rapidly growing section for well
meats. First Street.______
the Democratic Primary to be
Recording mechanism for play
* J. R. LYLES.
located property in or near San er piano music rolls thnt regis
bold on June 3rd, A. *D., 1024. I
B usin ess
TOR
RENT—Three
room
apartFOR SHERIFF.
ford.
Small
cash
payment
is
re
jtand for efficiency and service In
mentl Lee Bros., 415 W. firs t quired. Price of Miami property, ters a musician’s touch accurate
I hereby announce myself as f
O pportunities
office.
ly has been Invented by a noted
candidate for toe oKce of Sheri!?
including farm house and barns la
_ _ VANCE E DOUGLASS.
of Seminole County, subject to thr FOR RENT—Two room apartment $15,000. If interested in making a pianist.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY—We
Shoes are cleaned and their
FOR MEMBER 8CHOOL HOARD Democratic primary June, 1021
the m anufactures of a welf
with front porch, ndjoining bath. trade write giving full description
llah restored by a revolving
I hereby announce myself a can
W. A. TILLIS.
known and widety advertised pro
214 E. Second St..
of your property; location and po
as a cent Is dropped into a
h rush
r
prietary medicine, want m repr
didate for re-election to tho office F o r STATE SENATOR Flfi)H FOR RENT—5 room unfurnls!
trice. Address It. J. Peck, Ful- slot
in
sentatlve In each county In
in Fla
Flor
of member of the board of public
THE NINETEENTH SEN
Jord. Florida,____ __________ ___ _ places. u new machine for puLlic
apartment, well loented.
ida. Our proposition is attractive
instruction, representing school
ATORIAL DISTRICT.
Connelly & Sons.
FOR SALE -Five ncre farm, partand will net a man rrom $200 to
district No. 1 of Seminole Coun‘y,
I announce' my candidacy for
iy improved, on brick road close
$250 per month. Character and
subject to tho Democratic primary nomination ns State" Senator from
to foa
“
>ading
station. $1800.00, terms.
ability count more than money in
to be held on June 3rd, 1024.
the Nineteenth Senatorial District,
W. V. Wheclor, 404 First National
MISCELLANEOUS
selection. Write ua your qu&lUtaaFRED T. WILLIAMS.
subject to the Democratic Primary
Bank Building, . Phone 101-J.____
Ihma-atak If >aalrtfactoyy -ww -wm*
T O T H R VOTERS OK THE m i l to be held Ju re 3rd. I am an at
W ANTED
F()|t SALE—Celery farms. We
explain our proposition to you by
SENATORIAL 'DISTRICT.'
torney a t law practicing ut San
have
several
farms
in
the
high
letter.
Tho National Remedy Com
A fter due consideration, I have ford, Florida, and have been a res
50 Cents
est state \>f cultivation at very Pree Trial o f Method That Anyone
pany, Ppaioffice Station G, Jack- .
decided to become a candidate for ident of and attorney in the Nine
Hume Cooked Meals. Two blocks attractive prices and terms. W.
sonville, Florida.
Can Use W ithout Diicomfort
re-election to the State Serute teenth Senatorial District for 13
district.
V. Wheeler, 404 1st National Bank
o
t
LoesofTtmc.
from the 19th Senatorial District, years. Your support will be great businessPHOENIX
Bldg. Phone 101-J.
HOTEL
componed of Orange, Seminolo and ly appreciated.
We hare a method for (he control of Aetfe
After the palm of the banana
300
Park
AVe.
we want you to try It it our ripenen,
Osceola Counties, subject to the
LEWIS O’BRYAN.
tree In -Jamaica has been cut
hrthrr your tee* Uof lone et
Democratic Prlmnry to bo held
Bewara
of
Imitation*.
Demand
„ 1development. Whrtber Ule I«»•
_
down and tha fruit removed; a
June 3rd. I respectfully solicit FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER GET YOUR hair cut or Bobbed
eat *e Chronic AMinna or limy Ptv<r. yoo
the ganulnola 1Oc and 33c packgood paper is being made from
I
hereby
announce
my
candi
fore
you
_bu£_
your
new
hut.
•houtd
wnd
(or
V;Yr,»'TiiefoVour
mtttwi!
ft*
your support.
i | i i boaring above trade tray*
the
fibrous material of tha trunk.
No
matter
ta
what
cUmelr
you
live,
do mat to
dacy
for
County
Commissioner
for
M. O. OVERSTREET.
Madam Harriet,
■b*t _yonx »*» °r occupation, U you are
.
i
fifth district of Scninolc Coun
troub
rmi bird with Asthma or May Fever, our
•• "B eauty'‘P arlo r.......
•TOirnrflNSTATILE— OF- w e : the
method
thMild
tvliev*
you
promptly.
’
ty.
Subject
to
tho
action
of
the
Over
Mobley’s
Drug
Store.
TRlCTfNO. 1,
Wr MMtlaJly went to send It'to than
June Prirtinry of 1.U24,
FOR SHERIFF
j
_
___________
.
E
Take
S
Free fo Asthma and
Hay Fiver Sufferers
for the liver
CASHSALE
BUSINESS-AND PRO
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
try hopeless rssis. whirs sit jstms s l
or***
MtsasvJaaawev
etc., haysTalled. We went
s t osr sspenss. Hist our
to end sit diA cstt hreatb-
Said district beig composed of t!
following voting precincts: San
ford, Lako Monroe and Paoln.
K. E. WALKER.
POR SHERIFF.
To the Veter* of Seminole County:
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the olflco of Sheriff of Semi
nole County, subject to the voters
of the Democratic Primary
mary to be
held June 3rd, 1024. If elected I
rom1se four
years of Law En»ur yti
orcement
in a business manner by
o
tho help of the proper subordi
nates or assistants nnJ earnestly
solicit the Ruppurt of all law en
forcement v*ters, on June 3rd.
RAYMOND L. ALLEN.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR
f wish to announce th at I am a
tandidate for ra-electlon to the of
fice of County Tax Collector of
Seminole Countv, subject to tha
action of the Democratic primary
to be held In Juno.
*
JNO. D. JINKINS.
FOn' CfJUNTY COMMISSIONER
I hereby announce my candidacy
for re-election to the office of
County Commissioner from DLsti U number four o f Seminole
County, subject to the action of
the Democrat primary June 3, 1924.
B. F. WHEELER.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
I hereby announce my candliacy for County Commissioner for
District No. 2 Seminolo County,
subject to the Democratic Primary,
June 3, 1024.
L. P. HAGAN.
?
TORTrarar circuit cgcrt
I wish to announce Mint I am a
candidate for Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Seminole Co-, subject to
Dei locratic primary, June third.
If tlected, I promise th«r faithful
performance of *the duties con
nected with that office.
W. L MORGAN.
. and all those tcrrtbi- ,
ney for the Seventh Judicial Cir
cuit of Florida, subject to tho Dem
ocratic Primary to bo hold Juno 3,
1924.
_______
J. A. SCA RLETT^
MEMBER COUNTY
SCHOOL
BOARD
1 hereby announce myself a can
didate for re-election as a member
of the County Board of Public In
struction from District No. 3,
(G eneva/ Oviedo, Osceola and
Chuluota) subject to the action of
the Democratic Primary, June 3rd,
1924. Having served a* a mem
ber of tho Board since 1015, end
having been chairman of tho
Board since 1010, espccalty fits mu
for the work required of a Board
member, and If re-elected I prom
ise the same conscientious and con
structive service a* has been rend
ered in my many years of service
CHAS. F. HARRISON.
Geneva, Florida.
CHILD’S
YOUR
HEALTH
Through thoughtlessness the slight
cough or cold of a child Is often nelee ted and soon becomes serious.
. few doses of FOLEY’S HONEY
AND TAR COMPOUND, a t small
cost, taken a t the onset of the
cold would bring speedy relief. Bo
prepared, have a bottle of this
safe, reliable cough remedy on
hand, and give promptly when a
cough or cold Is detected. Equally
as effective for older persons. No
opiates. Sold everywhere.
PROTECT
X
•
PUBLIC Stenographer; your hutneas solicited. 107 Park Av<.
For n limited time I offer my
Phono 349.
entire
outfit at very reasonable
WANTED'TO BUY—Ten or tweity acre tract bordering on lake. prices for cash. Come early nnd get
No improvements required. Mua: your pick
be well loenetd and close to towi 1
Give nricc and amount of ensh nnuired. Address Box 100, cam
The Sanford Heratd.
PHILIP IL^NDREW B
WANT—To rent for the summer,
Celery Avc.
well loented home In Sanford, ty
responsible party. Must be up V>
date with all imporvements aid
completely furnished. Give conptete Information as to locatlai CO f T i i i s " U U i ~ r r H fW ffP m
and price In answering this at.
MONEY
Box 431. Sanford. Florida.
Send this ad and ten centa to
WANTI.D—Good used tourinr Foley L Co.. 2835 Sheffield Ave.,
car. Address Auto care Herald Chicago, III., writing your name
and address clearly. You will re
ceive a ten cent bottle of FO
LEY’S HONEY AND TAR COM
POUND for ccmg\a, colds and
NOTICE
hoarseness, also free sample packAnyone wishing to com | ages of FOLEY PILLS; a diuretic
municate Mrllh the Knights stimulant for tjie kidneys nnd
of the Ku KIux Klnn of FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS
Sanford may do io by ad ; for Constipation and Biliousness.
dressing mall to Postoffice T hese. wonderful remedies hate
helped millions of pconle.
Try
Box 68.
I them. Sold everywhere.
■yam*.
This free oBef Is too Important to n cstet p l
stasis day. Writs now and bealn the method
si once. Send no moaty. Simply mall coupon
below. Do It Today— you even do not per
poatast.
M U TRIAL COUPON
FRONTIER ASTHMA CO..JtoomWBB
Niacara and Hudson Sts., BsSslo, if. V.
Scad (rcc trial of your method lot
•l assess** %•
A new 5 room mod
ern Bungalow , all con
veniences, double g a r
age, lot 65x117, $7,500
terms.
For R ent—0 room
house on paved street
with g arage, $45.00
per month. .
C. M A X W E L L
Real Estate
- and
Insurance
SANFORD,------ FLORIDA
Schelle M ain es
STEWART The Florist
Flowers For All Occasions
George A . D eC ottes
R.
:- LAWYER
— Court Hooss
Attorney-st-Lsvr
Over Seminolo County
- la n k
Sanford, ",
Florida
Members Florists Telegraph De
livery Association
814 Myrtle Ave.
Phone 260-W
Fred R . W ilson
Elton J
Moughton
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
ARCHITECT
Flrat National Ranh Bldg.
Sanford, — ■
Florida
First National Bank B M |,
Sanford — -------1- Florida
WH1DD0K & HODGES
PRINTING
Tailors, Cleaners and
The Matthew? Press
t*7 Park A rm s
W tlaks Hlilx.. Daar.rS Fla.
Phone 417-L-2
Peru has a number of coal .de
posits and the government has ap
pointed a committee of experts to 1
study the possibilities of' estab*
fishing the mining industry on t
large scale.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
SAN FORD, FLORIDA, TH URSDAY, A P R IL 17, 1924
iafutat
iaer Denies Hamon
Made Him Rich
WASHINGTON, Apr. 1 7 Phil E. Baer, ‘United States
marshall o f the eastern district
of Texa awaa transferred today
to the hearing o f the oil com
mittee regarding his acquaint
ance with the late Jake Hamon,
Republican committeeman from
Oklahoma. Baer said he was a
delegate to tho Chicago conven
tion and that Hamon sought to
t Texas to vote solidly for
■pen. He added the delega
tion split between Wood, Lowden and Harding. The witness
said he never convened with
Hamon about Hamon'a political
ambitions. He denied a conver
sation with John Smith follow
ing the Hamon funeral in which
Smith told thd committee Baer
said Hamon Intended to make
Baer rich if he became secretary
of the interior.
i Coolldge W ell W ilhi Rights in Calling
t Down for L ettin g
of Its Committees
r Excede Its Author*
‘Only Aimed a i Meltsonally” Is Stated
G
3INGTON, Apr. 17— Aner wss added Wednesday
rhetorical defenses being
Hthe senate against critfiPreildent Coolldge for his
the controversy arising
ivities of the internal rev.
esu investigating commit
ir Lodge of Massachusetts,
iblican leader, declared the
t wss well within h}n
i calling the senate to task
sitting one of its commlt"vaitly exceed ita author- All Gubernatorial Candidate* Ex
cept John Martin Assemble in
d asserted the committee
Weiborn Where No Person
| has become such that it
alities Are Dealt In.
kly be aimed at Secretary
WELBORN. Fla., Apr.
17.—
(Special).— Personalities, covered
■ “No question”
by the usual political term o f "mud
b can be no question,’ ho
slinging," were altogether missing
I , “that the purpose was to In the speeches o f Frank E. Jen
Kirthing relating to the nings, Sidney J. Catta. Worth W.
■r of the secretary. Like an Trammell and Chas. H. Spencer,
■nan, he proceeded to an- gubernatorial
candidates,
here
lonee. The president was Wednesday night, in the biggest
fchia his constitutional ou- west Florida-rally o f tha present
f a bringing thj- matter to campaign.
luion of the senate, be only
It was estimated that 2500 peo[1 innumerable precedents
ie-here in attendance. All candibast presidents,
ates had been invited but John
ming himself to* the speech W . Martin was absent, it being re
day of Senator Glass, D^m- ported that he is in south Florida,
rirginia. which he d r
ed repairing political fences
Each
important to penui/
«t speaker devoted himself to • his
ered,” the
denied thr
i been dc
u th s inciusnr arising trom
slon of the Internal reverraittee to authorize Sonatar
I
*■ J. Heney o f San Fran- enreireuieiil official doing fils
a persona] counsel and duty, enforcing tho laws fearless
ly and impartially.
The Jacksonville candidate’s 30®Jt that an individual senold be empowered to send minute talk was punctured by en
“ to dig in the official thusiastic applause and Mr. Jen
nings concluding statement that he
enstor Lodge Insisted,
would return to Weiborn for an
•■“'fate Question.
>r Robinson o f Arkansas, other meeting later was followed
•r Democrats questioned by a 40-second ovation. The speak
irpretation o f the coramlt- er was assured of the support of
Uon. The president could many of the most prominent cltiocked any such intention, sens o f Suwanee and surrounding
Ulus declared, by inform- counties.
committee that under the
.u , “ PPr^ol was neces- Campbell
Telegrams
the inspection of eny tax
The Arkansas senator Shown A s Testimony
Mention to tha "entirely
.
cnstrmsn o f the committee
“Mcqsaion, upon the preslacreage.
Senator Robr*\ie n
president
•
.on ° y * W d because
,!*n‘ Intention waa to car•f e i r y Into the operation
nottion enforcement/’
anti . S w •nylhlng about
h f i ?*n*tor Lodge, "and
intend to discuss any other
consideration .of
haarsoy
« h . W
rh£,t ^
rM nunAuthority Fully Restricted
J"?,,* Senator Robinson.
Lt i
•
said he
( M r T he AaeeetoteO r r r « « )
WASHINGTON,
Apr. 17. —
Cutting immediately into
the
heart o f the whole controversy,
the senate committee investigat
ing chargea
from
Montana
ainst Senator Wheeler opened
e hearing today with testimony
bearing directly on the extent of
activltioa at Washington in con
nection with cases o f Montana
cliento interested.
From Gordon Campbell, who
said he employed .Wheeler In 19 ...
to represent hini* in state court
committee were received copies of
telegrams between him and Wheel
er purportinf- to. show Wheeler
had "been advised" the govern
ment court could not intervene in
Campbell’s behalf in the land
proceeding against him.
S
FRIERS LEAVE FOR DUTCH
HARBOR
s S & ffs s &
(M r T h » Ah m UIMI P r r u l
In Testimony o f Means antf Storck
Charges o f .Wrong-Doing Are Laid
To 3 Prominent Former Officials
Reconslderation
o f Shortridge Amendment Provid
ing for the Further Exclu
sion o f Japanese was Given
at
Request
o f Senator
Reed — Results in Fav
orable Vote o f 71 to 4.
•WASHINGTON, Apr. 17.— Two
former attomeys-generai o f - the
United States, A. Mitchell Palmer
and Harry M. Daugherty, and one
former governor-general o f the
(nr Tfce *■••*!■!•* Frraak
WASHINGTON, Apr. . 17— The
senate put itself formally on rec
ord Wednesday on the question of
Japanese exclusion by Ye-ndoptin&
the Shortridge exclusion amendment to. the immigration bill 71 to
Reconsideration o f the amend
ment, which was approved Tues
day without a record vote, was
had at the request of Senator
Reed, Republican, Pennsylvania in
charge of the bill, who explained
that opponents wanted an opportunity to be recorded.
Only Surprise
The only surprise developed by
the roll call was In the number of
opponents, as only two senators
had voted to recognise In law the
“ gentleman’s agreement”
with
Japan on the immigration ques
tion. They were Colt of Rhode
Island and Sterling o f Routh Dako
ta. Joining them Wednesday in
opposing the exclusion amendment
were McLean o f , Connecticut and
Warren o f Wyoming all Republi
cans.
v A lto « the .vote the senate-disposed o f two other amendments, ac
cepting without a roll call an
amendment relating to “ origin o f
nationalities” and rejecting, 40 to
10, another by Senator Harris,
Demeocrat, Georgia, which would
have closed the doors to immigra
tion for live years. Only one Re
publican, Jones, of Washington,
supported the Harris amendment.
A compromise amendment relat
ing to “ the origin o f natidnaHtied"
as a basis for immigrant quotas
agreed, up^n by Senators Retda o f*
senate. Under its pi
"origin of nationalitli. ________
made the basia for immigration a f
ter July 1 1927, unless congress
meantime had otherwise ...
directed.
The secretariea o f -----state,, com
merce and labor would make an
estimate showing as nearly as pos
sible the several national origins
o f persona who in 1920 comprised
the whole population of continental
United States and would make
known by Mar. 4. 1920, the quotas
o f each nationality, the annual
uota to bear the same ration to
le maximum total number of im
migrants as the number of inhabi
tants o f the United States having
that national origin bear to tho
whole number of Inhabitants.
The question o f the percentage
o f the quotas which are to be in
Jure® uniU the “ origin o f national
ities basis is adopted was pend
ing when the senate recessed until
Thursday. The bill as reported
proposes the 1910 census as a basi* for determining the guoUui and
there afe three proposals on peresn tog e-on e bv Senator Willis,
Republican, Ohio, for 1 per cent:
another by Senator Copeland, Dem
ocrat, New York, for 3 per cent
end one by the committee for 2
per cent
This question and that o f tba
census furnish the remaning reel
fighting pointo in the bill. Whilj
*“ • comn>lft«e has proposed the
1910 census a determined fight will
De made by a number o f senators
to adopt the house plan of the 1890
censua, with 2 per cent as the
quota.
S
SEATTLE, Apr. 17— A wireless Trapshooters
Meet
message from Crignlk, Alaska, re
A t Cocoa in Tourney
ported the world cruisers 2, 3 and 4
piloted by Smith, Wade and Nelson
Ai w Ii i h r r t u )
prepared to leave Chignik thla
COCOA, Apr. 17.--.One hundred
morning for Dutch Harbor, weath
taegat single championship is
er permitting.
scheduled here Thursday in the
PROMINENT TOURIST D1E8. annual tournament o f tho Florida
Trapshooting Association.
The
tournament opened Wednesday,
Tfce w i l l . ! I’ r t u l
■ O 1,f Apr. 17,— Mrs. Mary held under tha auspices o f the CoBindley
M<
------ . JeMlUtn,
o f Pittsburgh, coa-Rockledge Gun Club and rscPa., to dead at her winter home at ognised as official by the Amateur
Coconut Grove. She was born In trapshooting Association o f the
the Pennsylvania city May 22, national organization. High gun
1840, and had spent her winters among the state amateurs receives
st .Coconut Grove for seven yesri. A. T . A. gold medal sod the runShe was a leader in church and
borne city and in this sscshrdiu
and charitable work ! both in her
hpqie city and in this section, ard
was the widow o f the tote Captain
John 8. McMilUn, a leading busi
ness man pf Pittsburgh for 30
17— Fkkida’s
PALATKA, j
years prior .to his death in 1893.
10 votes In th*
Iona) Republican convention n
TP VOTE ON RONDS.
to President Coo
( Mr T t o A m m Is I H P m m I
da Republican ■
.t a w . Will «o
KEY WEST, Apr. 17. An to Cleveland it'
elsctloo will be held hare May 1,
■hen the people will pass on* a
AIRPLANB
proposed bond Issue o f 9 6 0 to
S S S fo
WASHINGTON. Apr. 1 7 ^ The Senate Daugherty com
m ute* stood in receaa today
to permit Senator Wheeler,,
the committee prosecutor, to
attend the opening hearing of
the senato’a in tee ti get Ion of
hie indictment.
Means- took his account of
bribe, taking straight to the door
of Mr. Daugherty by rencatlog
statements he ascribed to Jesa W.
Smith, the late companion of the
former attorney-generdl. He al
so confirmed an extended impres
sion left by Storck; whose testi
mony was a prolonged report of
the investigation made by himeelf upon the orders o f John H.
Crim. former assistant attorneygeneral, into the conduct o f the
alien property ortlce.
Wheeler Demands Witness.
One moment of the .session the
OOmmittee • devoted to Howard
Manington, of Ohio, when iti
prosecutor,”
Senator
Wheeler,
Democrat, Montana, demanded the
uuction o f this witness by Mr.
ugherty’s counsel, in spite of
his own refusal to appear. He
demanded likewise
to
know
whether it was rrue that indict
ments had been returned in New
York against Manington and Jess
for liquor permit transactions,
but -bushed up.” He was advis
ed by George E. ‘Chamberlain of
Mr. Dougherty’s counsel to apply
to the district attorney for his
information.
Two other issues arose during
the day, one in the hearing, when
Means quoted William J. Burns,
Chief o f the bureau of investiga
tion of the department o f justice
as advising Mr. Daugherty ngainst
pressing the Montana indictment
against .Senator Wheeler. The oth
er developed oiler the hearing,
when the Western
Union Tele
graph Company, by letter to the
Committee, Con firmed
its pre
vious verbal refusal to .give the
comittec any more telegrams ex
changed between
principals in
the senate investigation.
^
ELON H. HOOKER BLAND SCORES
EXPLAINS H I S FLETCHER FO R
S H O A L S O F F E R DOING NOTHING
Declares Ilia Bid Is Closely Ak
To Government Operat ion ■■
To Resume Testimony
I*** f 11*
Vice-President o f Water Traffic
league
Says Senator and
State Representatives Art
Asleep On Job.
P rtu )
WASHINGTON, Apr. 17.-T he
Hooker-White-Atterbury offer for
Mussel 8hoals was explained to
*®*«**n* te agricultural committee
at Wednesday’;! public hearing by
Elton H. Hooker, president of the
Hooker Electro-Chemical
eminent operation, conserved the
great natural power resources for
the government, end brought tal
ent and experience Into the en
terprise.
The committee adjourned be
fore Hooker had finished his state
ment end he will resume Thurs
day.. He will be followed by his
associates, J. G. White, a hydro
electric engineer, who construct
ed two of the Mussle Shoals units
for the government, and W. W.
Atterbury,
vice-president
in
charge ofl operations o f the
■Pennsylvania railroad.
•Full Title to Government.
This offer, Mr. Hooker said,
would leave a full title to the
Mussle Shoals property with the
government at all timea.
The
corporation, which
would be
formed, would operate with a 60ear lease on a profit sharing
aaia with the government, the
government receiving after 10
yeV “ v 7B p*1, c#nt o f the profit
and the corporation 26 per cent.
The corporation would have 91,
000,0000 preferred stock and |10.000,000 common stock. Hooker
said.
.
The three .organisers o f the
corporation, Mr. Hooker explain
ed, would buy the preferred stock
■a nn evidence o f good faith and
£
oiner money needed. The corpor
ation would take over the opera
tion and improvement o f -the
property.
TTie corporation estimates, he
s*id, the government’s returns in
the 60 years at *305,000,000 us
against the estimate o f the AlaMCr0mC f - . " t g
;
’
C I».P F M ilt o r . ■
Hto proposal. Hooker
said,
would mean that fertiliser could
be produced on a large scale and
at such a low cost there would be
no competition. He estimated that
his corporation could produce fer(Continued on page 0>
Declaring that Senator Duncan
V. Fletcher and the remainder of
Florida's delegation in congress,
are aaltop on the job, Judge W. P.
Bluml of . Orlando and vice-presi
dent of the Florida Water Traffic
L^'EP*.
Du. stat.t’g, .reprymak-of co-Opii*1
tion and interest In the matter of
developing the state’s inland wat
erways, in a meeting held in the
Chamber o f Commerce rooms late
yesterday afternoon.
Regarding the present efforts to
rptrive interest an denthusiaam in
behalf of the St. Johns and Sr.
Mary’s river canal and the 20-foot
channel between Jacksonville an-l
Sanford, Judge Bland declared
that Senator Fletehsr had never
shown tha proper attitude toward
the projects and as a matter of
fact, has been side-stepping the Ijsue.
Further expressing himself in
regard to a letter recently written
by Senator Fletcher to the Jack
sonville Chamber o f Commerce in
which he asked for an expression
of sentiment as to where tho canal
should be located, Judge Bland de
clared that it was merely another
attempt to feel his constituents.
The senator, he declared, ia well
familiar with the procedure and
the necessary steps that must be
token to ret the matter before con
gress, ana the request he has made,
was characterised as “to-nmyrot,"
The meeting yestreday after
noon called for the purpose of
stimulating more interest in . the
proposed canal by reviving the
league, resolved itself int oa gener.
ai condemnation of the apparent
indifference o f Florida’s represen
tative* in congress and especially
P®natqr Fletcher, who as •‘ine o f
the oldest senators in terms o f ser
vice, waa declared to be tho one
moat able to carry the fight.
Following discussion ns to tl*
best course that those interacted in
the canal project, should tako in
the matter it waa decided that a
letter should be written to eveiy
chamber o f commerce and civic
body in this SK tioniof the state
urgtaw each to pass resolutions dcm*®«*n* that the representatives
f*t.busy st once on the project and
lend #rcry effort to have an appro
priation included in the rivort and
(Continued oa pegs 8)
ltness
o f His ®rjr For Freedom
: ■
PHILADEPHIA, Apr'
Harry JL Thaw, flushed at
fident, testifled in a brief s
hto own behalf at bis senii
-
.
witness. His optimism prevailed
despite several incidents that
might‘.bare proved unnerving to
NUMBER lfi
SIN G LE C O P IE S F L Y E .C E N T S .
Reparation Board
Exchanges Views
I Dr
Chairman o f Democratic-Nat
ional Committee Declares
Hughes Would “ Attem pt A
Defense of Any Republican
, National A d m in istra tion
N o Matter how Low Stand
ard o f Ethics and Morals.”
<nr Tkf A■■•elated I’ rrsak
WASHINGTON, Apr. 17—The
speech of Secretary Hughes nt the
Republican state convention in
New York Tuesday night was as
sailed in a statement Wednesday
by Chairman Hull of the Democra
tic national committee as nn at
tempt to gloss over the wholesale
corruption found in the government during the past thre« years.”
“ Having publicly •offered an
earnest defense ot Newberry amt
Newberryism some months ago,*
Mr. Hull said, “ it is not surprising
that Secretary of State Hughes iw|— - •
•
•
- illing to attempt a defense o f
any Republican national adminis
tration, no matter how low jta
standard pf ethics and morals.
“ In the face of the undisputed
fact that no other administration
in American history has been re
sponsible for as much jobbery, incom potency and corruption as now
lio at the door of the present nat
ional administration, the casual
reader will not be able to discover
from the
speech
o f Secretary
Uytghes at the New York Republi
can convention that thn present
Republican administration is ie»s
lacking in morals and honesty-in
many of its departments and bu
reaus than any former administra
tion having tne most outstanding
record on theae points.
“ Would Gloss It Over.l’
“ In truth. Secretary Hughes
would, without the slightest moral
pang, gloss over the wholesale
corruption found in tho govern
ment during the past three years,
not by sn unblessing denial of the
S r V .“
I B
S
■
In «?feet that all parties and admini*-'
tration reveal a like degree o f corruptlen. the responsibility for
which the distinguished secretary
would not place either upon the
administration or upon tha party
in power. This is an amaiing de
fense, but evidently the best that
can now b« offered for the once
boasted ‘party or moral ideas.’
“ I” Ik® f*ce of the fdrther fact
that the achievements o f Presi
dent Coolldge thus far are not
above
commonplace, Secretary
Hughes undertakes to laud him as
an Ideal executive’ who can not be
surpassed n this day and time.*
Naturally, Secretory Hughes, can
only find one peg on which to
hang this statement, and that is
the good character of President
Coolldge. This is a wholly false
T k , Am m Ii M
W ill Organize Forces
In Preparation For
P ftu l
PARIS, Apr. 17— The repara
tions commission engaged this
morning in an unofficial ex
change of views concerning the
attitude te be adopted follow
ing the receipt of Germany’s
reply accepting the experts’ re
port as a practical basis o f the
solution of the reparation prob
lem. The commission is meet
ing in a plenary session this af
ternoon when It Is expected o f
ficial action will be taken. It
is thought in reparation circles
taht the commission will imme
diately refer reports to inter
ested governments.
Fourth Semi-Annual Meeting of
Central District of Florida
Dental Society Convenes In
Sanford Tomorrow
Everything Is -a readiness for
the entertainment of the delegates
to the fourth semi-annual conven
tion o f the Central District Dental
Society of Florida, which conven
es hero tomorrow. According to
an announcement made Thursday
by Dr. B. D. Caswell, head of tho
local dentists’
committee
in
charge of the arrangements, noth*
ing is being left undone to pro
vide every form o f entertainment
for tho visitors.
Headquarters for the dentists
will be maintained at the Valdes
Hotel, where the business sessions
will also be held. Many enter
tainment feature* hart* been ar
ranged by the local dentists
In
conjunction with the Chamber of
Commerce and other civic organi
zations.
The central district comprises
the following counties: Alachua,
Levy, Marion, Citrus, Sumter,
Lake, Semihole, Orange, Osceola,
tomorrow morning with regis
tration of the delegates beginning
at
o ’clock. At 9:30 o’clock the
meeting will be called to order
by the president. Which will bo
followed by the invocation by Rev.
E. D. Brownlee.
_ In behalf of the city o f San
ford, Mayor Format Lake will
extend the hearty and cordial wel
come to the visiters.
Resoonjo
to the mayor’s remarks will be
made by Dr. I. N. Kennedy, of
Eustis. Following this the session
will be dsvoted to business.
At
noon the visitors will be the
guests of the Chamber o f Com
merce at its weekly luncheon.
Officers of the aseociatlon are:
President, Dr. DeVera B. Morris,
o f Gainesville; vice-president, Dr.
J. II. Verrigan. of Winter Park?
secretary-treasurer, V f. B. D.
Caswell, of this city.
Following is the program for
the first day’s session as arrang
ed by the local committee:
Friday Morning.
9:00 a. m., Registration.
9:30, Meeting called to order,
followed by invocation bv Rev. E.
D. Brownlee; address of welcome
by Mayor Forrest Lake; response
by Dr. Kennedy, of Eustis.
10:30 a. m.. Oral Diagnosis by
Dr. J. H. Verrigan.
of Winter
Park; discuision; adjournment.
12:16 p m., Luncheon with the
Chamber o f Commerce.
Friday Afternoon.
2:00 p. m., Tinker’s Inlays
on
Vital Abutments, by Dr. ,J. R.
Mitchell, of Atlanta; discussion
opened by Dr. E.~ E. Chase, of
Ocala; cltnic, by Or. Mitchell.
6:00 p m., Auto ride through
city and cvlery delta near city.
7t30 p. in.. 'Banquet at Valdes
Hotel a ta Dutch; toastmaster,
Dr. G. B. Tison. o f Galneavllle;
business meeting; election of o f
ficers.
State
Of
Florida
McAdoo Invited
By Forrest Lake
T w o -D a y Gathering
To be Held May 2-3
with 1,500 Delegates
A state-wide call far the supirtera and friends of William
ibbs McAdoo to gather in San
ford on May 2 for a two-day meet,
ing to perfect an organization to
foster his candidacy for president,
was issued today by Mayor Forrest
Lake, a warm supporter and per
sonal friand o f the former treasury
head.
Mayor Lake itaued the call after
receiving scores o f telegrams from
representative - citizens from oil
sections o f the state urging that
he call a McAdoo convention here
to organise his forces to make an
active campaign in Florida for the
support of its citizens in the coin
ing election.
Fully 1,500 people are expected
to be here to attend the meeting,
it was further disclosed. Hundreds
of letters directed ‘to people in
every town and city in the state,
are to be sent out within the next
few days in an effort to have every
community represented at this
meeting. In commenting upon thn
meeting today, Mayo* Lake stated
that should some communities be
overlooked in the ruth to get the
letters out, that such places should
send delegates anyway.
Every
city and town in the state is ex.
pec tod to be represented.
It became known that a.person
a l; invitation ftps been sent t o Mi*.
McAdoo to be-present as well as
Senator Carter Glass of Virginia,
one of the chief supporters o f Mr.
McAdoo for the presidency. That
Mr* McAdoo will b% hero It the Arm
belief of Mayor Lake, who declar
ed that the former treasury de
partment head, is very anxious to
vW t this state before the prsferential primary la held hi June.
Senator Glass will more than ltke-
E
collector o f customs for Florida
'luring the Wilson admfnistraUotti
and F. M. Williams o f Tampa.
Mayor Lake also announced tin t
efforts are being made to here
Governor Care A. Hardee present
et the gathering, fo r it Is known
that the governorVsentimento 0*
strongly with Mr. McAdoo. George
Randolph o f Atlanta, who so auccessfully handled McAdoo’a ca $ -
formation o f a strong state orrmi
ixation and the. formation o f bau
dreds o f "M cAdoo for PreeUenl
clubs throughout the stats. Mam
Lake declared that he wanted I
f ” <v« y hamlet, town and ell
have a McAdoo club in It.
Plana are now being made f
‘ h"u F ° U » m lor the conventk
which will meet here on Friday at
Saturday. .It will Include addrei
®> by several of the stoto’a mo
prominent men.
The orgaals
tion work will then be dimusa
followed by further plena on 11
conduct o f the campaign. Met
features on the whirlwind canva
of the entire situation jure knot
to be considered.
Headquarters for the delegat
will be maintained at the Val
Hotel where the registration w
T b eit
will, be the scene o f the conventii
meetings, it was further announ
®d. Within the next few daygfS
u“ r
*
JAKE HAMON’S WIDOW
JOKING.
(Mr Tha A H M h t H Prvaa)
CHICAGO, A$r. 17—Mrs. Oeo.
Hamon Rhorer, widow o f Jake Ha
mon maid she waa Joking when she
doctored she would not appear be
fore tho oil committee to answer
summons. She qad «he merely sad
■he would wat untl the commttee
forwarded expenses .before she
would start west after the documsuts. She said, the remark about
beng a Democrat waa meant n
WATER FUMPB ANNOUNCED.
w a s i i I n g t o m ,*Ap t. V ^ A llo t -
'•i Utility Rates.
The Southern Utilities Cons-*
pany, which owns and operates
the threw utility plants of w *-'
ter(>light, and gas, has the f 4 - ;
‘i l l m r t o
cento.
Power ct
W. .hours i
250 K. W._J
next 250 <
announced Ux
neers, include
.S K g S L J u !
T w WUM b u w * 1U b. p r o W .
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TH E SANFOI
192
Appearing by
CITY NEWS- PARAGRAPHS
Affirms Decision-’
Marion County Court
' THIS WEEK IN
Interesting Meeting
Celery Shipments
Ml
(a response to a message, Mrs.
L. Leroy o f the Geneva Hotel, went
north to attend the funeral of Mra.
Leroy, Sr., whose death occurred
at her home at Berwln, Illinois.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Leroy will probablj return to Florida.
Mrs. D. Vandcreur, familiarly,
known to her friends here as
“ lady Gay" died Feb. 23, at her
home In Rochaatax^f-Yv, iroor gscterc attack o f erysipelas. Mrs.
Vsndercur was usefol and youth
ful through 90 years of life. Mr*.
Vkndercur w ar a regular Yialtor
of Florida and her friends here
will miss her. She leaves an in
valid husband, a daughter and one
grandson.
.
and -prem ises 3-* -1
In Ihr
Frank K vsns and Stella P. Evans, liereinsf’tVr "described. .It I* there
fore.
ordered
and
adjudged
that
bis wife, Complainants.
you and each of ----you be. and yon
•
Va.
'
are hereby reoulred to.appear to
T*'1*'- its]
r*
'* r
CrnnnbrfiA
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Apr. 1C.
On Mar. 28. at the hpme of Mr.
W edriwdij—Weekly lunchwn of
Mary A. MacDonald, nichmoait the bill of complaint In this cause
—The supremo court .has aflifmn) and Mrs. J. E. Snyder,
the 70
-Kiwanis Club' at 12:15 p. m. nt
Levering. Archibald B. Itusaell, Wil on’ Monday, the ,6th day' o f May,
the circuit coutt for Marion eoun- members of Seminole Teachers’
'
Courthouse at Sac1911, at the
Cotirthouae
Fnr Apr. 15.
Valdez Hotel.
•
•
liam T. Abbott,, William H. Watson, ford.
ty in the case bf Como D. Mas-! Club were cordially welcomed and
Bemlnrfle County. Florida,
Wa.vcross .......
11 sey, appellant, vs. l'in;apple Or- entertained by Mrs. Snyder and
(otherwise known as W. H. Wat aald cause beln* a milt to quiet
Wcd*«*day—Regular meeting of
Potomr.c Yards .................. 11 ting*
son). Homer-O. Monson. (otherwise title In- the complainant -Frank
Cross
. Mert1* Club of "Holy
*
re Company, appolee.
nppolee. Tfhe op tho Chuluota school faculty.
j
k" ? ’* " * * . O-Moneon). E. J.JU r- B en j^ In and
' ^ / . ^ w t n g dieScranton ......
2 inion is by Judge EH1).
ch at 8 ‘p. m.
The business session was suc
scribed lands, situate In Seminole
nil).
OlSf
Lundqulst,'
Saruh
Mar
Atlanta
L—.............. ...... 2
ceeded
by
a
snappy
succession
of
County.
Florida,
to
.w lt: T he Weat
f
iiuraday—Regular mectin
The appeal was from an oijer
H alf nf i*-- -Sout hw est - Quarter* a t
,)4 -Obucattu •irtTrrnltTTjr n dem urrer--to-n-biff ^ 10-mimrt^**»irias’ «c>*t»ata*W. be- f f ret— ) ,un!*n**!**■ ■
..Eastern S ta r:-a t Mason
Buffalo __________ __
pohra. L. O. Garrett. Kmsrlne C. the Northwest' •Quarter o f flection
TitPiff jL m.
in chancery seeking to restrain tweeft blonde.1 and brunettes. The
IS. Township >0 South. R an ge SO
New York ..._____ C__
Hofeman. Sophronla U. Griffin, E
■pirit
of
rivalry
was
keen
and,
ast: and Lot No, S o f Section SO.
enforcement
of
an
execution
issu
ye-W cckly
luncheon o f
Rochester ....................
(otherwise
known
Ss
SB.
Orlffin).
Township
10 South. R ange SO B ast:
honors
were
equally
divided
be
ed upon a deficiency decree and
Association of Business
Philadelphia ....___- .....
John IL-PIrtlcv Angelina K. Plrtla- and to quiet title In the com plainant
tween the two sides.
sought
to
be
enforced
by
sain
of
Fomcn at the Valdez Hotel at
Stella
r.
Kvsns.
In and to the fdtHarrlson Reed and Dora Iteed. his
Kansas City
The spelling match and the pic
real estate of tho judgment’ debt
wife. Charles C. Warwick, as Trus- low ing described lands, situate, ly
(Szlft. p. m.
’
| Altoona ____:__ ____.........
tse. Frsak 8. Lewis, as Trustee, and ing and being In Seminole County,
or more than 20 yeats after the ture gallery contests wefe fea
zy—-Weekly
luncheon
of
Uticn --------- ----_________
each of said parties If living, and Florida, lo -w ll: Northwest Quardote o f thp judgment and .its rec tured between the serving of
mber of Commerce at the l Detroit ....................... ...... .
lf dead, t h e n el
ni. dev
Northeast Quarter., J e n the
Vine
* lie pi, g ra n t ee * jsr’ ^of
sparkling punch and the serving,
S I P I n I « f Beet lea is. Tew nord in Marion county.
lex Hotel nt 12:15 p. m.
I
mil other claiwaasa-uadee-the eald
at-5 o'clock, of delicious leg cream
Mary. A. MacDonald. Richmond Lev •hlp id South. R ange 10 East:
to n p^Regulii-------meetlnjr- ** o f J ^ illiamsport
Mrs. P.
Wakefield"})*! been ering,
___ i „ .....
Northesmt
A rch ibald . B.- Raasell. W il- Southwest Quarter o f
and home-made Cake.'
felit* Templar at- M zzonhi
ivpointed
V
>
discuss
"Cltrua
prd•I
ll«m
T : Abbots. Wlttlgns M/ Watson. Quarter of Section K . Tow nship SO
Charles R. Fprbes Is : Quests were enthusiastic in their ducts"
(o
th
a
rw
l^
known
a*.
W
H
./W
a
t
South,
Hange
)0
Kaat:
East
J U ft o f
l. at 7:30 p. m.
beforu
thft
fitata
tlorttcuN
itiets"
beforo
th&
Btata'IlortlculTotal
38
appreciation of the home surround- tural Society Which convenes Apr.' SOhi. flom er a. Monsitn.- (otherw ise Northeast Quarter o f
RauthMat
FwRowinr Dates Hooked Ahead.
Indicted
Grand
Jury
huts.
• .
known as H. a. M onion), r.. J. lia r- Houth. Range Z» Kaat; W est H alf
22. in Tampa..
^jAmtrtcan Legion Dance. A pnl
—* —
—- -Lundqulst.
* Mar- o f Northeast Quarter o f Southeast
rtll.
Olaf
. .... Sarah
One teacher said. ‘T d like to be
trend of business as I have been
f l , at the Armory.
ret Lundqulst.
Mary
"
Louisa Quarter o f Section II. T ow nship
There was a band concert in Ge
(llr The Au.M-Inlr.l I’ rr.el >
married
and
live
in
a
house
like
>hm. U O. (larrstt.
Kmerlne (X 19 Sooth, iU ngn 30 E ast; North'■GetJTogcther * Dance, May 2, able to observe it, points toward
nt
va
Park
Tuesday,»Apr;
8
at
8
this."
’
.... ,, .1*Q M lfir
tlemsn. ' Sophronla
R.
OH ffla. Weat. Quarter
■ T ootf CSoutheast
BALTIMORE, Apr. 18.—Charles
adaptors Woman’s Club.
- the most prosperous year in the
p. m.
(otherw ise known as fl. R. G riffin ), o f Section 19. Township 10 South.
Another
teacher,
"Who
ever
sup
R,
Forbes,
former
director
of
the
.1 :€en»ral reception, Prcabyterii » Fas*. Southwest Quarter
Jolfn R. rirtle . A ngelins K. Plrtle,
city’s history. The future has a veterans obureau was indicted by posed we’d And ourselves In the
Enjoying the Celebration o f the Harrison Reod snd Dor* need, hla of.Southeast Quarter o f Section 10,
April 2D.
midst
o
f
a
sub-tropica
I
garden?'*
'siiwiisoip
zs South. R ange 10 East.
wife.
Charles
C.
W
arw
ick,
aa
Trusopening
o
f
Wekiva
Park
*
were:
federal
grand
jury
here
Wednes
- Subscription Bridge, April 21, great deal in store for tho “ City
ft Is further ordered that this
rc those really Washingtonian Mrs. Chas. Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. lee. Frank H. Lewis, as Trustee, and
Woman’s Club.
Substantial." The growth of the day at the colic o f investigation "A
each of said parties, deceased, or order be puhllshsd once a weak for
of the army supplies alleged worth palm s?"
W. Prevatt, Mr. and Mra. P. T- otherwise. Interested In the lands eight consecutive weeks In the Sencity is assured, it seems to me.’’
The following places were rep Wakefield. Mrs. Ballard, Mr. and snd premise* Involved In this suit: ford Herald .a newspaper publish1.1,000,000 to Thomson
norr
Kelly ComJ. C. Decn: "I have been here for i pony at a price of (000,000. Forbes resented at Chuluota Seminole Mrs. H. H. Pattlahall, Mrs. V. Pet the heirs, devisees, ' grantees and •d In Sanford, Samlnole County,
claim ants under A,
Lydia Florida.
ers. Mrs. Grover Leflles, Mrs. En- other
five years and busii'M is much Is charged with conspiracy to de Teachers' Club meeting:
Done and ordered at Sanford,
Iteed. deceased, or otherwise, Inter
Sanford was represented by 30 dcr Curictt, Mrs. Myrick and son, ested
fraud
the
government.
Nathan
Semlnolo County. Fforlda this th*
In
tne
lands
and
premises.
better than it has o:er torn be
Thomson, buyer of supplies and of her teachers, and by Superin* M*s. Quirk. Mr. Barton and M iss: *. ?* e<* ,n ,hi? ■u“ : ‘ h« hrJrp 4th day of March. 1*14.
E .A . DOUG LASH.
fore. There Is no chance for San Charles O’ Leary, chief oT thc *u£ j in d en t Uwtoni who truly repre- Rnth
M ef^ ln
i devisees.
grantees
and
other (HEAL)
I rlalm an'a
under
Charles Reed, Clork of Iho Circuit Court o f Semiford to lag behind now. Every ply division of the veteran** bu*|®cnta the educational force of this lUtn .lCLStn.
Mr. and Mrs. Pattishall visited i deedaawl,
or
otherwise.
in
thing that will be done will be reau nt thn time the goods were j count).
*heir son, B. Pattishall in Orlando
*n »h"
*nd premi»e«
Jf' (Continued from page 1.)
Sundav
,
vjrianuo,
|
nVolved
In
this
suit:
the
heirs,
de^
aiotig constructive lines and I for sold, was nlos indicted.
I OviiV|„ faculty. Prof. Okelund, .lummy.
•
I viseee. granlaes and other claim .
e .' It Is the best plaee in the one believe that this city is going
LADIES
|Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Wright.
-Mr. L. r . Harrison of Tallahas- •ants under Robert It. Rameey. ss
ta'.ior investment. No inflated to be one of the best in the state
Chuluota,
Mr.
and
Mra.
W.
L.
That hr can c.'uiain
see.
spent
Sunday
in
Geneva
with
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ru*,,*!l:
0,
r
otherwtae.
iniU*a. prevail and as Sanford from every aUndpolnh«IndicatIon* I fro'ni"ilnaCi^“ ‘anij"‘othef ^cgetnUe Scig, Mrs. J. Prcvatt.’
his fnmilv
i (erestwt In the lands and premises
Let
dp the ippst
oamity.„
I Involved In
this suit; the
. . . .
. . . . :■—
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.... South
merely reflects the growth are that this summer will bo the oijB by „ ,,roceM he hai invented
I^ngWood, Miss Arnett*
^ n *Mr.
td 7
.
•- ■ *•*
- Company,
nnr
Mrs. Hamilton and their ! Kt' rlda
Railroad
a corthe'entlre county.
Altamonte, Miss Vorhces, Miss daughter from Ohio, and Mrs'. |£ ,r" ,,on' K,h*1 c - Waitsce and important part o f your
best in tho history of the city.
is the claim qf a French scientist.
■.'Mi Newman: "Sanford is jm t
A. Knfficld:: "I believe that San-1
Drason.
mm#| W allace, liar husband; MarPiestcf of'Bloomington HI were S
T
m
S
ng to grbw. I have always
unmarried Spring* Cleaning. San
Osceola, Prof, and Mrs. C. Can guests o f Mrs. P. T. Wakefield.
woman,. and J. ...
N. Ilradshaw,
Hr
De
!No Clemency in Case non. Mrs. Dr. Martin.
faith In it* future and 1 *
fendant*.
Little Margaret Culpepper is *
ter in It now than over
ford Mattress Factory
Geneva, Prof. Douglas. Mrs.
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
suffering from chicken-pox this
G- Satterfield Dooley, Miss Moran, and Miss week.
Tr» Mary A. MarDnnnlri. Richmond
\Ve have much to be
Levering..
Archibald
II.
Russell.
402-MI- »
tnkfui for. Business Is good npment are the ones who will reap
Swcatt.
W illiam T. Abbott. William II. W at
arid prospects arc indeed bright. the benefit.'
ATLANTA. Apr. lfl.—The Geor
Pnoia and I^ike Mary, Prof, and
son, (otherw ise known as W. H.
OHIO METAL
WORKER A W atson). Ilom cr O. Munson, (oth er
The truckers and growers have reC. L. Britt: “ I have lived here 12 gia prison commission Wedness Mra. Hopkins.
VICTIM.
wise known as It. O. Monson). E.
Jvcd good prices for their pro- years and this is certainly the day declined to recommend clem
Lake Monroe, Prof, and Mrs.
>r*\*
Ray S. Hall, Huron. t)hio, wa* a J. Harrell: Olaf Lundqulst, •Sarah
;ts and that is one of the caaen- greatest era o f prosperity that tho ency in the cnie o f J. G. Sntter- Jacob*.
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Margaret Lundqulst. Mary t^tulsa
LOOKIII
victim of coughs nnd colds. oBth Dnhm.
The Supreme Picture «fl
! eiemenu entering into the gen- city hns enjoyed since I have l>een field, sentenced to hnng Apr. 23,
L. O. Garrett. Efnerlne C.
tS.OOdown brings
hr
and
his
sister
.
suffered
with
Hulentan.
Knphronla
U.
Griffin.
Tiine
4 growth and prosperity of this n resident o f Sahford.
During for the murder o f his brother-in
facidVy
rtf
b
u
i
l
t
ise known as 8. II. G riffin ),
them, but found "speedy relief"’ J(otherw
dlty. "Watch Sanford gow.”
o
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typew
riter.
a
n
y
the pnst three months First Street law here in Janunry 1021. Unless
ohn R. Plrtie. Angelina K. IMrile.
Matinee 3:30. Prices 25 i
through the use of FOLEY’S HON -‘ Harrison
make.
flood
as
' 3 . D. Chlttcndon: "I huva been property has changed hands bring tho governor intervenes tho sen
Read and Dora Reed. Ills
new.
Ask to see
Night 8:00. Price* 25,1
EY AND TAR COMPOUND, tho wife. Gharle* C. W arw ick, an T rus
bare 18 years and this year Is ror- ing to its owners a return o f dou tence will be executed.
one.
.
Tax paid.
old favorite cough remedy. He tee/ Frank K. t a w K a» Trustee, «n>*
tainly the best from every stand- ble that paid for it during the 12
o f said partlss If living, and
n . a, p o n d
writes: "I have found FOLEY’S each
Int The tremendous Increase In years preceeding. fiojiford- [will
if dead, all parties ctnlminK in isrPeopled' flank
. .Saifa at R. C. Bow«
h o n e y a n d t a r c o m p o u n d esta under Ihs said »Uvy A. Mac
l.'depoalta and the heavy real continue to grow on a solid and
Phone > ]* 1
Republicans
a Host excellent remedy for coughs Donald. Richmond Levering. A rchi
ite turnover are two excellent substantial basis and tho future Florida
n. Rueecll. W illiam T. Abbott,
(Continued from pm*e 1.)
one colds. My sister had a severe bald
(cations o f the city’s growth. holds In store continued prosper Meet In Palatka Today
W illiam
If. W atson.
(otherw ise
Hcbcr
II.
Votaw,
federal
commis
cold
nnd
cough
n
yoar
ago
and
= e
known an W. II. W atson). Homer
Jevo me, Sanford has n very ity, is my belief."
sioner
of
prisons,
after
the
likll•
l.
Monson.
(otherw
ise
known as
found speedy relief in FOLEY'S
rht future."
•
PALATKA, Apr. lfl.— With the hood of his becoming a witness be HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND.’’ II. fl. M onson). K. J. Harrell. Olaf
, dward Higgins: “ Sanford has
Ltindqulsl, Sarah Margaret Lundannouncement that they expect to fore the senate committee had been odd everywhere.
qulst. Mary Iwiutss Dohm, L .- O.
are to offer the investor, the MacDonald Wants*'
place a full state and national bruited nbout, and told to renort
Freedom from Nerve Pressure Means Freedom from
Garrett.
Kmerlne C. Holeman, 8osesorker and pleasuro seeker
ticket in the field in the Novem again for more cell service, which; FOR SALE— Strawberries, 15c phranla D. G riffin.
(otherw ise
Disarmament
Meet
»n any other place in Florida,
known an 8. n. G riffin ), John R.
ber elections, the Republican state he intended to do.
’Per qt. in field run 10 qt. Iota Plrtle. Angellne K. turtle. Harrison
era. are no inflated valuoa here
tonvcntlort* gathered here today
(lly The Aaaoelaled l*raaa)
Srnnuel
Ungerlcldcr,
a
brother
Reed and Dora Retd.
hi* w ife
delivered.
Phone
136.
Rex
Packgrowth of tho city is steaDR. W
for the- ......
first session of Abo, Kerns sold, had been be aal.
Charles C. W arw ick, an Trustee.
LONDON, Apr. 10.—Prlmo Min- in. readiness
.
' e.e A.* BRUNE
»
at is all in favor of the in- Ister MacDonald responding W «lFrank H. Lewis, aa Trustee, and
Jp*t party In Florida,
fore
prohibition
the
"owner
of
tho
or. Because o f ita excellent lo- nesday to a speech, in the bouse .of leader* of tAe uiganization rlnim -biinreett l»ap*tn Arnor)car,"'-auA up
*• ra >
(Chiropractor.• !•*»>»
NX ERM A N T AOCRPTH RBAORT
Bit geographically, auk support, commons
is by Major General Eebfy, tponsands ^of ' Repqblframt have until the last he knew, own rid a /APARIS, Apr. 10,—Tho office o i lM rt.#- ci-im i,,, intur.
PA
LM ER GRAD U ATE.
y a rich farming sjcMon, it c f- former president of tho aid coun rtrtved to Florida ninco the Inst
•f f l
*k j\
all thejOttb tfc German war burdens commis- l.vdl* Reed, deceased *or’ dtherwlet,
fern more to the home .teekitr end sel wn'o ado vested the permier to election, when soveral counties drug concern "where..............
In thq lands and premiers
premiers (nvol-vefl
inducements to tho pleieuro seek- calL an international conferencu went Republican. The chief topic bootleggers hnd to buy their gib." s»in hero rtccived Tuesday Gor- J?
A
thl* suit: all parties ____
Officq’ Hou rs:
Rooms 30-1 IH
efcare all that could be asked. San- for air disarmament, declared he of discussion Is believed to bo eli Kerns also said h« employed John many’s reply to the reparation !J!.e*«lus
"'indee''«hP.ViV.**t
.tLa m!i
under Charles
Reed,
9A2
A.
M.
Todd,
a
former
low
partner
of
H.
crmmlsaion accepting
otherwise, In
in Ihi
t h e ' land
f (Bid In steadily forging to the front wo^ld welcome an invitation of minated by the negro party coun
. -i the experts'■
1 re.isud.
-------- -or
r otherwise
F lra t> a t. Bk. I
2-5 P.
M. Daugherty, as attornev during rtport as the basis for discussion n,M' premises Involved In thl suit:
I Predict a great future for It.’1
.Vt T»
"hinttreesL'~ 1ZL
""V otljcr power to Uke up the cils, the old line wing beliing op- his prosecution "to get influence(ln ah'
7 to 8
except
Saturdays
Sanford.
L* v
. C. J, Marshall. T h0 genero! wholo qv^stion of armaments.
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f,'; ,.
fiosctl to drastic action.
ro'bi*eS. "cmenl ”* “ •
? a 'isss^
-ix
Washington."
’ p rooicm
J ceased or jssis
othrrw lse.
In the lands
s.nis
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„'SU.
LOCAL CITIZENS
■E VIEWS ON
■Y’S GROWTH
...“ THE
BIRTH OF
NATION”
PARDON FIXING
LIQUOR D E A L S
TOLD IN PROBE
<t.rW
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ell" W»ri*l « S.t I
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e.«riiMs|i|
1 Thursday, IS
A
or Shine, There Will be Big
r
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One of the finest benches in the w orld,Lnd neareat to YOU by 28 miles.
Tomorrow Is Homefoiks’ Introductory Sale Day at New Smyrna Beach
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YOU AND OTHER HOMEFOLKS FROM ALL OVER THE STATE ARE INVITED
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We are going to introduce to you ONE O F THE FINEST TRACTS OF PENINSULA PROPERTY, AT THE LOWEST MOST CONSF.RVATlvr p u i / V o "Z .
v
found on the East Coast o f Florida tod a y -N E W SM YRNA BEACH.
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M - 1 LUW&bKVAUVK PRICES that can be
NEW SM YRNA BEACH includes 315 acres o f Ocean to River property.
c e a i ^ S ^ ^ ^ i S t a P b i t e
'
started.0^ '(|eVelopment but a vcry
.1
.
.
.
>
months' Howevcr- hard “ rfaced streets have already been cut and 5 foot
NEW SM YRNA BEACH offers you one o f the most ideal spots on the East Coast fpr the sit? o f yqur Summer Bungalow or Cottage.
NEW SMV RNA BEACH Property; at present prices, offers yo(i one o f the finest peal Estate Investments possible for you to acquire
6',;. i n t e n t M YRNA BBACH ^
on Paved strccts lind cement 8ld« waH» * can yet bei bought as low as $450.00; one-half cash and deferred payments over two-years at
NEW SMYRNA BEACH is in the very midst o f progress. Across the River from New Smyrna, convenient to this town, Churches Schools T h e a tre n -ii.
i
proved highways leading to the interior and along the coast, with one o f the finest Reaches and surfs in the W orld, and with the new bridge from n I w
w " 1’
bqdt tq connect with this property, VALUES IN NEW SMYRNA BEACH ARE SURp TO ENHANCE AT ONCE
s c 1 m New Smyri>a being
TOMORROW IS Y O U R ^ V O R T U N IT Y -O N E YOU CAN-.T AFFORD TO M ISS^AN D WE HAVE PREPARED
FOR YOUR
E N T E R T A IN M E N T -A R E
EX-
BUSHNELL’S DELAND BAND WILL FURNISH MUSIC ALL D A Y -.T H E OLD FASHIONED GEORGIA BARBECUE IS SURE TO PLFA W v m r a r c a n t ,
GIVE ONE LOT A W A Y, AND A R E GOING TO DISTRIBUTE GOLD COINS ON THE HOUR THROUGHOUT THE DAY.
U PLEASE YOU— W E WILL
i
‘ ' COME ONE, COME ALL— AND BRING THE F A M IL Y !
,
. (NOTE:, The road between New Smyrna and Deland is now open and in splendid condition.)
FT
H. B. SCHULTE
A S*
1
t
M4 South Beach St.
DAYTONA
.
COMPANY, Inc.
Selling Agents.
Cam
NEW
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NO. 76
lions, profiles ant) estimates of ting as an Equalizing Board.
* i •
said proposed improvement of , BE IT FURTHER. RESOLVED,
*
,
Park AVenue from Tenth Street That the special assessments pro
south to Hughey Street, now on vided for by this*’ resolution to be
paving, hard surfacing
and
asm*«**#%4»e#*| •••*« ***#H**•»f •niiMtt
re-
hard surfacing of sail! portion of
Hl.liland Street, to be specially
I
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assessed against all lots and lands ■
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PROVIDING
RESOLUTION
NO. 131
Druggists' are Instructed to refund money In every Instance where i
satlefactory results are not obtained. The vary flrst d ost or • " I
C l.E M J O X B I L i v e n AM I K I D 5 E T TO VIC
alm ost Invariably stops th etendenev o f a n eeiln g and coughing
and the thin] dose usually stops the severest COLD. The common
Cold must be classed aa a aerloua disease so get rid of It at .once.
If your m uscles ara aore o r you h a v e ,1 that chilly feeling
with a dull headache. It‘a a sure sign that you have taken cold.
I)on'i wait fo r I’ neumnnla to develop, hut buy a bottle o f CLEM
JONES L IV E R AND KIDN ET TONIC today. T he cost la small
and you can not a fford to take a chance at thla time -of year.
F or tale at
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M E R C H A N T S tA N D >
JIUWSPOaTATIOft
PAW—
KU Kit.H T jn r n m s s e x c e r s e r v i c r .
Inrkaont lllr T®
Oac W a r
F all! _
(A tlantic City - .......... —gSl-SA
fSfew Y®rk, \. y.
llaltlm orr. Md. --------- - SO.tfl
Phlladelekln, i‘ a.
H u b ............. sx a a
*plttab®nik. I’ a,
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M’blraKO. III.-..-............
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Sarannah. La.
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*CI*>wla®<l. if.
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*T®Ud®. O.
* Detroit, Mich- ------------- 4 I J 1
Jackan®Tll|f T«
fM on treat, r . g r
|BfLW
-WnaSlaaton, it. r
•Via Haltlmora and rail. tVIm Baltim ore or I'liiluilcipyl
ROUM ILLAT & ANDERSON :
iiiiiiiiiiim
m
im
a a a iiiiH iim
u i i
iiin m
4
I— A ll-w ater via Philadelphia or Baltim ore; direct
at Philadelphia, three days lay over at Baltimore.
Tickets Include meals (exeept tlcketa for Savannah. Ca.) am
or* Alletchany and Berkshire and coma room a on other na
have extra charge.
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SINGER SEWING MACHINES
Jarkannillle Ta Itslllm are
SiOO P. M., via Savannnh
April * ..May
10-11-51
Howard ..... i - l l - t S
i-lfi-J 'l
7-1T-S1
Alleghany
3-14-11
(Jloucealer . 9
Junlta ----- .. 19-50
Any style you want. Round or long shuttle. Regular fam
ily style or Portable electric. Walnut or oak case. Terms to
suit customer. Old maohines taken as part payment.
We guarantee satisfaction.
Used machines $25.00 up. Machines rented and repaired.
Let us demonstrate our new type without'obligation on your
part. Write or see
w.
h
Corner French Are. and Central S t . --------------
Sanford, Fta.
2DaySale Yowell Co.
mMb.
H *
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B
to
%
la the
iilflit
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tBn iHllt
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SILK DRESSES FOR EASTER
Heautiful New Silk Street and Afternoon Dresses Bought special!) |
Easter, values up to $25.00, special for
Q1Q{
AH colors and some large sizes ......................................
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EVER FAST LINEN DRESSES
Made of Ev*r Fast Linen guaranteed fast to everything
Special for Friday and Saturday .... ................................
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4
New Silk Hose for Easfer on
VanRaathe, Phoenix, Ra^mor and Onyx in all the
new
shades
are
silk
full
fashioned
$ 1.95
LINEN
ROYS’ SUITS
36-in. In every shade, shrunk (M A A
from 45-In. all shades— yd
tp la U U
Iiittle boys’ wash suits in solid colors I
and ccmbinations, every color guaran
teed fast, sizes 2 yra. to 8 yre.
$1.50, $1.75 TO $250
EASTER HATS
NORMANDY VOILES
(►
In every dot and Gguve, all shades P A .
f o r - y d . ...................................
OUC
For little boya, while, tan* blue
white and blue—-e a c h ...........
EVER FAST SUITING
EASTER SOX
B ig shipment o f every color guaranteed
fast to sun and wnter
PA
yard— ............ ......... .......
OUC
All colors and fancy top nos
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TTUrty (!• )
a #
„
‘f
i ufc r
V /i'A fl
irthsast quarter O i ) ^ pf
M d when
Jaekaonvllte To Pan,,
tttOO P.
tin Mail
April
Persian ___ 3 -n j)
Berkshire .... 7.1 L a
Nantucket .... io-2t
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E s s e x --------- 1
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Automobiles carried on alt steamers. (Inrindlng rlcMrd
Alleghany amt Herkshlrrl.' Secure stateroom arr,)(nmo
and reserve space for autom obiles w ell In advance. Kuhi
amllun on re(|urst at "Aak Hr. Foster" bureaus, ur
.
f . M. HAILE. Hraernt Agent, Jacksonville, Pis,
T lrk rt O ffice and Pier. HUO E. Hay SI.
Tele»k,
. M cF a r l a n d
RESOLUTION
NO. 127
RESOLUTION
N0JL30
l a v im ■
| THE NEW TREATMENT FOR" RAD J “
file in the office o f Hie City Man- mnde nnd
**rainst the pro adjoining nnd contiguous or bound ■
perty bounding nnd abutting up* ing and abutting upon sqid im M
ager of the City o f Sanford, Flor
■
on said improvement shall be pn>*b
.
FOR THE VACATING AND
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ida, which said plans, specifica- able at the option of the property provement; the sum of $5,274 is ■
I ^ . ^ C L O S I N G „QF ALL STREETS
Jiqns, 'profilesr‘lna eatlrpat^ 7hnve ownets ti m i ng- property bounding the cstrnmfed cost per front foot 1■
" * Wl|.; fLY IN G 'E A ST OF MELEOJF
2
been heretofore approved by the nnd abutting upon such improve for said Improvement.
2
J»VWILLE AVENUE, IN THE
ment as follows: either in full
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,
City Commission nnd constitute
within thirty days after said .as: ^ > L A T OF MELL0J4VILLE REThat
it is the determination o f this «
the ptnns and specifications for sesments shall stand equalized, ap
-CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1,
said work, therefore,
proved and confirmed, or in fif- Commission that all lots and latoda H
r ON PAGE ,120, OF THE PUB
B E iJX _ RESOLVED. T h at-th e ,-tcciu equal annual in*tallm«nU-adjoining— and contiguous
LIC RECORDS OF BEINOLE
City Commission of the City of with thtares^at the rate of eight bounding Bnd abutting upon High
COUNTY, FLORIDAI
Sanford, Florida, deems it advis- per cent per annum upon all dc- land Street between Park AvetfUe
able, as a necessary public Im ferred payments from and after
It Enkcted by the People of provement, to pave, re-pave, hard the time said special assessments and French Avenue, will be benti f - the City-;Mt ShnfoAJ, Florida:
surface and re-hard surface with shall be and stand finally equal fitted by the Improvement provid
Section One: That all streets sheet asphalt, using the present ized, approved and confirmed, and, ed for by this resolution, and that
lying Easlj.pf, Melfonville Avenue fifteen feet wide brick paving as'a
RE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, tho special assessments ta be
In the P l a t o f .Vellonvillf as perl
"Awnue." from ‘ Tenth That this resolution shnll be nnd
mode mid entered against all lota
plat thereof duly recorded in Plat Street Iouth lo , IlJRhey Slreetj # become
effective
immediately and lands adjoining and contigu
BooitjOne, on page 120, of the pub width of 24 feet; that all of said from and after its passage and
ous or bounding and abutting upon
lic records of Seminole County, paving, re-pavlng, hard surfacing adoption.
such contemplated improvement
...Florida, be and the same are here and re-hard surfacing
Adopted this 14th day of April,
of Park
shall
be made upon a foot frontage
by permanently vacated and closed Avenue, as aforesaid, ahsli Ev doni A. D., 1924.
basis;
that is to say, that In the
: as public streets and highways.
FORREST LAKE,
In strict complianlo*' with the
preparation
.of the special assess
Section Two: That this ordi- plans, specifications, profiles and (SEAL)
S. 0. CHASE,
ment roll covering the contemplat
9 nance shall be and become effec estimates therefor, now on file
, C. J. MARSHALL,
t iv e Immediately upon Its passage in the office of the City Manager .A s the City Commission of the ed improvement, such special as
sessments shall be determined and!
and adoption.
of ‘ *1® C ,ty ° f Sunfor'1' Fl°rida.i
city of Sanford, Florida,
pro-rated according to the foot
Adopted this 14th day of April, which said plans, specifications,'Attest*
' “
frontage of the respective proper
; A . D..T024.
profiles nnd estimates have been
R. PHILIPS,
ties specially benefited by said imheretofore approved by the City
FORREST LAKE,
City Clerk.
provement.
V (SEAL)
S. O. CHASE,
Commission and constitute the,
C. J. MARSHALL,
plans and specifications for said ■
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,
‘As City Commission of the City proposed improvement of - Park]
Thnt the Tax Assessor and tho
Avenue, between Tenth Street!
[ i v . , o f Sanford, Florida.
City Clerk of tho City o f Sanford,
tAtiasti
and Hughey Street, a width o f 241
Florida, in aCcordanCo with the
|no L. R. PHILIPS,
feet, and this Commission hereby!
provisions of Sections 101 and
City Cleric.
declares the necessity for the'
A RESOLUTION PROVIDING 102 of the Charter of the City of
paving, re-pavlng, hard surfacing
FOR THE PAVING. RE-PAV Sanford, Florida, shall proceed
and re-hard surfacing said portion
ING,
HARD
SURFACING without del ay*to make n special as
of Park Avenue, an aforesaid, as a
necessary public improvement.
AND RE-HARD SURFACING sessment roll, assessing the spec
OF
HIGHLAND
STREET. ial benefits to be received as the
nE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,
FROM PARK AVENUE WEST result of the improvement con
That n total expenditure not ex
jots and
TO
FRENCH AVENUE, A templated against nil
ceeding Twenty-Seven Thousand,
!* >
RESOLUTION PROVIDING
lands
adjoining
nnd
contiguous
or
WIDTH
O
F
24
FEET.
Five Hundred Fifty-two
f$27,'
FOR THE PAVING, RE-PAVW flEREAS, the City Commis bounding and abutting upon such|
552.00) Dollars, is hereby author
v L ,..t N G .J H
AR
JHARD
SURFACING AND
ized to cover the cost of paving, sion o f the City of Sanford, Flor Improvement .and upon the com
RE-HARD
pletion of said assessment roll to
’ , i, . SANFORD AVENUE FROM re-paving, hard surfacing and re- ida, deems it advisable to im
couse
a copy thereof to be pub
!..•«> FIRST STREET TO SEMI- hard surfacing Park Avenue be prove, grade, -construct, re-con
lished
two times consecutively,
»
NOLE
BOULEVARD, AND tween Tenth Street nnd Hughey struct, pave and re-pave with as
once
each
week in o newspaper
li
SEMINOLE
BOULEVARD Street, a width of 24 feet, which phalt on a rock base, the following
published
in
Sanford, Florida, at
!
FROM SANFORD AVENUE TO said sum o f Twenty-seven Thous* Street in the City of Sanford, Flor
taching
to
said
special assessment
and,
Fivo
Hundred
Fifty-two
idn, to-wit:
0.
PALMETTO AVENUE WITH
roll
so
published
a notice directed
(927552.00)
Dollars,
is
tho
total
HIGHLAND STREET, From
TRINDAD NATURAL LAKE
‘ ^ S H E E T ^ A S P irA rr ■INSTEAD wtimated* » o * r of ►skid 'improve Park Avenue west to French Ave to all property owners interested in
said special assessments, stating
* OF SHEET ASPHALT. WIL- ment; that the entire cost o f the nue.
^ '. L I T E PROCESS, AS HERETO, improvement aforesaid, shall be
All of naid improving, grading, in accordance with tho provisions
assessed against all property abut conntruction, re-construction, pav of the Charter o f tho City o f San
atr FORE AUTHORIZED.
ting and fronting upon that portion ing and rc-pitving to be done in ford, Florida, u definite time and
—
Whereas, this Commission has of Park Avenue between Tenth compliance with plans, specifica place where complaints will be
|'-.'heretofore authorized the use of Street and Hughey Street to b o so tions, profiles and estimates of heard and when said special as
.Abeet asphalt, WIIILte process, on improved by the paving, re-pav laid proposed improvement of sessment roll will be finally con
I. the lolloping streets and avenues lng,'hard surfacing and rc-hard Highland Street from Park Ave firmed by the City Commission sitttjp^feity of Sanford/. Florida, surfacing o f said portion o f Park nue west to French Avenue, now tlffc as an Equalizing Board.-- ,
Avenge a width o f 24 feet, and on file In the office of the City
It <
i
BE IT -FURTHER RESOLVED,
against
alt lots and lands adjoin
If* Sanford Avenue, from First
That the special assessments pro
Manager
of
the
City
of
Sanford,
ing and contiguous, or bounding
st.to Seminole Boulevard. .
vided for by, this
and ,, gbulti tvg .
be. made and entered-ajfirfnlf fhe
“ la tions,
profiles
and
estimates
have
ford Avenue to Palmetto Avenue, menl; that Twenty-seven Thous been heretofore approved by the property bounding and abutting
and, Five -Hundred Fifty-two
upon said Improvement shall be
and,
($27,552.00) Dollara, is the total City Commission mnd constitute payable at the option o f the prop
^ - W h e r e a s , thla Commission now
the plans and spqclflcatlona for
erty owners
owning property
' deems j t advitable to rescind the estimated coat of said contem said work, therefore.
plated
improvement
in
the
pav
bounding
nnd
abutting
upon such
action - hertofore taken authoris
BF, IT RESOLVED. That the
ing tha .use o f sheet asphalt, Wll- ing, ro-paving, hard surfacing and City Commission of the City of improvement ns follows: either in
]lte,pnafess, on said streets and re-hard surfacing o f said portion Sanford, Florida, deems it advis full within thirty days after said
avenues, and to authorize the use of Park Avenue to bo specially as able, as a necessary public im assessments shall stand equalized,
o f Trinidad Natural Lake sheet sessed against all lots and lands provement, to pave, re-pave, hard approved and confirmed, or In fif
adjoining and contiguous
or
teen equal annual installments
asph alt'on : la id 'stru tts and ave
bounding and abutting upon said surface and re-hard surface with
nues.
3
YthU Interest nt the rate o f eight
asphalt
on
a
rock
base,
Highland
Therefore, Be It Resolved: That improvement; the sum of $4.0934 Street from Park Avenue west to P v .cent, por annum upon all de
the action heretofore taken by thie is the estimated cost per front French Avenue, a width of 24 feet; ferred payments from and after
Commission, authorizing the use foot for said improvement.
thA time said special assessments
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that all o f said paving, re-paving,
ofl sheet asphalt, Wllllte process,
hard surfacing and re-hard sur shall be and stand finally equalized,
‘ In‘ the surfacing o f said streets That it Is tho determination o f
approved and confirmed, and,
, and avenues, be and the same is this Commission that all lots and facing of Highland Street, as
Bt: IT FURTHER RESOLVED,
hereby rescinded, and
lands adjoining and contiguous aforesaid, shall be done in strict Tha
te thls resolution shall bo and
Be It Further Resolved: That or bounding and abutting upon compliance with the plans, speci
becoi)to
effective
t
immediately
fications,
profile*
and
(estimates
In lieu o f said sheet aaphalt, Wil- Park Avenue between Tenth Street
from
land
after
its
passage
and
therefor,
now
on
file
In
the
office
Hte.puxeas, the surfacing of the and Hughey Street will bo bene
ad op t!ion.
ssM streets and avenues above fited by the improvement provid of the City Manager of the City
nfcntioned shall be-Trinidad Nat ed for by this resolution, and that of Sanford, Florida, which said AdoptVd this 14th day of April. A.
D. U>i4.
ural Lake sheet aaphalt, and
the special
assessments to be plans, specifications, profiles and
FORREST LAKE
J3e It Further Resolved, That made and entered against ail Iota estimates have been heretofore ap
(Soty)
8. O. CHASE
this'-"reiollitioa shall be and be and lands adjoining and contigu proved by the City Commlsaiun
C. J. MARSHALL,
come effective immediately from ous or bounding and abutting up and constitute the plans and spec
tio City Commission of the
and after iti passage and adop on such contemplated improvement ifications for said proposed im
tion.
,
)y of Sanford, Florida.
■hall bo made upon p foot front provement of Highland Street be
' Adopted this 14th da yof April, age basis; that l# to say, that In tween Park Avenue and French
A. D. 1924
PHILIPS,
tho preparation o f the special as Avenue, a width of 24 feet, and
FORREST LAKE,
Jity Clerk.
sessment roll covering the contem this Commission hereby declares
(BEAL)
S. 0 . CHASE,
plated Improvement, such special the necessity for the paving, re In
C. J. MARSHALL,
assessmenU shall be determined paving, hard surfacing and re“ "T .V n,IT,rt" . ,
Chancery.
’ A s the . City Commission of the
and prorated according to the foot hard surfacing of said portion of IruokhK vana and Ktrlla P. Evans.
h* *
t -om l,lallnanta.
' City o f Sanford, Florida.
frontage o f the respective prop Highland Street as aforesaid, as
Mary iA. MacDonald, at. nl.
Ittest:
erties specially henefltted by said a necessary public Improvement
'U R. PHILIPS,
n iijiE ii F o il P c n iA C A T io x .
improvement.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,
' City Clerk. .
BE IT FURTHER RESpLVED. That a total expenditure not ex : v I ? n r rE £ TlirauStowik^Vima*
That the Tax Assessor, and the ceeding Fifteen Thousand, Nine Kminytt W allace,
her
husband.
al
llartgvllta.
County,
City Clerk o f the City of Sanford, Hundred and Six ($15,900.00) Dol HoutKl
Carolina.D arlington
Florida, in accordance
with the lars, is hereby authorized to cover
Y ob and each o f you ara herobv
required to appear to the hit’
provisions o f Sections 101 and 102 tho cost of paving, re-paving, hard corn
plaint In thla cause on Moi
of tho Charter of the City of San surfacing and re-hard surfacing tha ,«th day o f May. I*H. a ,
ford, Florida, shall proceed with
Highland Street between Park
RESOLUTION PROVIDING out delay to make a special as
Avenue and French Avenue, a n f l V S S M I K .
)R THE PAVING, RE-PAV- sessment roll, assessing the spec
width of 24 feet, which said aum founcrm aecuilve weeks In the tom
)» HARD SURFACING AND ial benefits to be received as the
ta ,5In#,'»T
»P«P»r publish
eu In
Sanfoni. n«w
Bemlnola
Coumy
of Fifteen Thousand, Nine Hun S
-HARD SURFACING OF restilt of th« improvement contem
‘ T‘
dred and Six ($15,906.00) Dollars, Florida * ml ord*r#J* ,h u ,h « 3rd
AVENUE
FROM plated against aU lots and lands
day of April, 1931.
is
the
total
estimated
cost
o
f
laid
TH STREET SOUTH TO adjoining
(HEAL)
K A. DOUOLASH
and conti gnoua or
Clerk. Circuit Court
STREET, A WIDTH bounding and abutting upon such Improvement; that the entire qoat
of the improvement, aforeaaid,
llv
?2U tC<,¥?,y' Fh’rld
U FEET.
Improvement, and upon the com
shall be assessed against all prop 4-3-10.W a .K S tV ,*,“ ' U#PU‘ y Cley|
pletion of said assessment roll to
'Jt’
iraaa, the City Commission cause a copy thereof to be pub erty abutting and fronting upon KOTICB OF XA i.n OF MIX OHS*
LAND.
» City of Sanford, Florida, lished two times consecutively, that portion of Highland Street
y , , b " r®hy given that tha
It advUabla to improve, once each week in a newspaper between Park Avenue and French
umieratgned Guardian of
Arthur
construct,
reconstruct, published in Sanford, Florida, at Avenue, to be so improved by the
umphrey. llruca Humphrey. Halt*
Humphrey,
and
John
Humphrey,
inpaving,
^
e.
paving,
hard
surfacing
and rc-pava
with sheat taching to said special assessment
lands to maka application to tha
and
re-hard
surfacing
of
said
por
County Judge o f HamlnoU Coun
using the present 15 feat roll so published a notice directed
; ‘ ‘ ‘V" Court House In 8attford.
paring as a base, the to all property owners lnteretsed tion of Highland Street, a width of the Jttli day of April, A. D- 1914.
authority to sail tha Intsreata nt
24
feet,
and
against
all
lota
and
in the City of in said special assessments, stat
abova named minora at Dublin
lands
adjoining
and
contiguous
or
private sale. In tha foMowtng
ing in accordance . with the pro
acrlbed land:
Tha North tw ,
Tenth
o f the Charter o f the City bounding and abutting upon *
had one-half <1JH) chalna of
that Fifteen
W rt* y
4 H ) of
-ORDINANCE
i
T H E S A N F O R p H ERALD , T H U R SD A Y , A P R I L 1 7 , 1924.
page tw o
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�n r * »,■»*»> i i ;m
V H A R R Y B. HUNT
'
m
JEA 8crv*« s , ,n " n,er* .
Shelton Hardin
Buried at Umati!
Disclosurethat the Republican
National Committee w’n* "In on"
the eftnris to obtain the Imllctment
:
ets Exhibit A
E x h i b i t 'l l
- Men. Naomt S W ^ -F ^ W m fW o ^
s'mNfrroVr-t^ -e<—WHOop — -o»n»y-rTxmT-‘ WTwrfrr’ W* WfitflaHs!
Marsh, for K> yw r* "Rfpubrational commlttrrman from
and for many years treasurer
w G. 0. P-. owe* his downfall
his place of |>Ower on the
mat committee to the lowly
•
•
i • f
TA LLA H A SSE E . A pr. 1C.— A
m od begin ing in consolidation of
rural schools has been made in
Lean county, with five ono-teachcr schools eliminated in. this way.
and the establishment o f a new
|school and the re-estahitshmen.
j o f n discontinued schorl avoided
' b ytlT ts hi tap*, nccorjtnir To n'
) general report ton the school nys’ tem o f the eounty, made by M.
1P. Geiger, state rurnl school in*
; spcctor.
| Educational
n u tiw ltle i advo
cate this step because o f
the
concentration it permit* o f teach
ing ability, and the centralization
o f facilities, thus fending towards
recently passed away In this city j
and wHOse- body was carried b a c k '
to Umatilla, her form er home, to '
be buried, was greatly l>«love,l by
her many friends here as well as
by life-long friends in the place •
where she was born nnd reared.
(
who»o Invesllpatmn Corcett the
Daticherly rreicnnlloti, has qnt
sircnslheneit the committee rliaIr
ma n In the president's regard. It is
hinted. Thin *11nation. In fact.'may
ptoy a big part In bringing about a
iHomlown
H.rrlnd. wbo-fKenilv Cl.
d Marsh, out ot lows’*' placo
M 0. O. P. table, wow a poor
out in the prairies twenty-old
• ae» when Ifrn F6nl startwl
lr6 auto". H f had a hunch
would buy automohlles
irrntly fi-w . folks, "business
* ,1 least, agreed. . Fer he
,, tu> contpeUMon when he ap(for the Ford agency for the
C He got It. '
irrlns proceeded to plant more
i'rs pfr capita In Iowa than
npi»olnlmrnts did not Kir him from
have l-cen sold In any similarbeing named secretary. It 1* rww
rrtciillural state. Orders from
believed Cnolldge would regard
|hei|ird Ford satisfy his bonk. ' them seriously ns n bar to his bonerfi than once. In those early % coming national chairman
that the auto business had a ,
—o —
l lf lH L E Iho men ore still mllllna
Yt around wondering who will
e result was that Herring bewin the Democratic nomination nl
i famous In Iowa along with
New York, Democratic women are
rar he sold, llo nnd It were
getting ready for the big lime of
Urmrrs' friends. The acqualntht.t political lives at the conven
r*hip and popularity developed
tion.
'
■ ,
(erring as advance ngent for
Of the 10114 delegates at the New
■Llwles" were Iho l»ig factors
York gathering, more than 3h0 will
aniline him In the national
lie women. A similar number, or
rdttscman's job.
more, will !>e alternates. The fem
inine representation on ths floor
'ROTOS the RcpuMlean Nnwill lie this greatest In history and
uiifi.ll 'CmnmTtiee. there Is n
the women are taking It seriously,
ring
Hut John T. Adams,
determined that they will help
ent chairman, will not bo re
•'make history."
nt (o direct President .Coot[s rnmimlgn lor-re-election.
PECIAL arrancpnients for wo
L rc hare been evidences that
men delegates at tlif^gjgivjp^
idjm and Adams do not "team
linn nre already lie Inc R f f l l S .
thcr** harmoniously. Adams
Mrs J. C. Cart Irill of OcohgeTown.
not evinced crtthu*(s»m over
Kv.i Widow n( former Con&gess.
Hdge's course with respect to
rrthn Cnnlrllt. Is In New York V e penhv mid Daugherty reslannlog that everythlnc I* made ready
t , and In manv other matters
for HiA arrival amt stay of the
t nwntsl processes and political
feminine delegates
|, have been widely divergent.
with which Mrs. Hardin was held.
The story in part as it appeared
Jin' that fmper
Brought bnyk to the community
|where shp was both tnnd, reardfl,*tf:
'th e midst of those who called h e r 1
theiriown. the body o f Mrs. Nnotni
Shelton Ilnrdin was laid tenderly
to rest in Glendale Cemetery, Sun.
day afternoon, the obsequies being
attended by a large concourse o f
sorrowing friends and relatives.
{
In the character and enriching,
personality of the deceased, earth
has been the better for having this
brief life lived. Those who hnd but [
n passing acquaintance with her
who has now passed into the G r e a t:
Beyond, were impressed with h er;
rare qualities of mind and heart.
Her intimate friends glimpsed th e'
depth*' 'of *a character which, beyond a doubt, radiated nn aura of
purity.
One-docs not care to exaggerate
in paying a true tribute to a de
ceased friend, it is not a time fo r
flattery, but all friends o f Naomi
Shelton Hardin glndly hear willing I
testimony to the fact that her life
o f 30 brief years has boon a bene
diction to them.,
Naomi Shelton, youngest dough,
ter of Dr. nnd Mrs. W, T. Shelton, '<
w u born Feb. 8, 1804. In her »*«:■- I
ly girlhood she attended the public !
school In Umatilla, later atten din g1
one year ea^h at Stetson IfniV er-!
ally and at Tallnhnsscc College for
Wompn. In her preparation f o r 1
her work as a teacher ,n summer
session o f school ut Knoxville,
Tenn./ was attended. A fter serv
ing two years h» teacher in the
Wgnt Apopka school, Miss Shelton !v . w . v
was married May 30, 1017 to Mr,
house nnd nobody knows what Hugh Hardin, who with four chil
became of them, but in the morn- dren, one girl nnd three boys, sur
inF on the side of the hill wan vive to mourn the loss of a devoted
beautiful golden-rod and there young wife and mother. Mrs. F,. M,
'v*f® purple nstors close by its r . Shelton, of Umatilla, nnd three
S° the old witch must have sisters, Mrs. A. B. McCIcan of imported
Consolidate F iv e
Schools With Great
Su.ccess-Xe.on Co.
From Soup to
Dessert
If very thick, add bnongh water to
make a thin parcel cook tor n taw
minutes, than add the m elt and
simmer gently until tender. ■ T h i
cranberries will farm n thick s u e *
which Is served with tha meat. Hi
place o f gravy.
v
SPINACH LOAF
CHOCOLATE COVERED FIQ*
lean*, and Is especially to b* psoom mended for chKdreh. because it
satisfies the craving for i wn t f
with a food that Is digest]tde. u*trittous and has s tonic eBoet oa
the •ystem.
*
Thu figs ahoutd first be steamed
S
until rtv -A T * very ^iul*r.
'. V A V A k w y v y w W j f
Primary Notes
.
'
South Side,
lo Stenhtrom.
co boys pinyitiful garden.
quoits and
ran after the
ebounded arid
he fbrehVkd.
:inth and saw
nnd said to
you shnll be
So every
:omes to. rei. 1
changed them to flowers,
_ „ —~
‘
* -A»'-Beautiful Rose.
(Prixc Winner, West Side)
Second Grade. Hubbard Eubanks,
I am a beautiful rose. I live
in the garden with the others of
every kind. One dnjTt little girl
came into the gnnden nnd pulled
me. She carried me in the house,
t its Name. She p i t some water in a vase
Mary Wightr rind then put me in It. Every day
--- -
»*un avail Hiiiiic. nup
loown and began to cry, but
Jne h?ard her.
At last site
* dim light In the oast and
anew at once it wag her faf »o she set out to And the
K*i but she did not And It.
r*L she said, " I f I cannot find
Dither, 1 shall stay In one
r
watch my father, so
METAL
WORKER
VICTIM.
.
a w
l v
.v .w
.w
T h e G o ld e n Blonde,
fall* I n t o ,the error o f considering
Unit a ll blondes nn* alike.
F o r
getting .that Her warm vitality Is
' her greatest asset, slio emulates
. Hie fairer, imler blondes, tho aph
blomles.- unit, tlm Hcnndlnuvtan
{'types, nnil uoijf pale powders and
|pink rouges, ‘ and fluffs her hair.
I instead o f multhtg great rich cblla
'A n d waves rif It. This typo at Its
A best should have the bloom of the
.peach rather I ban thi^
,Mje
In the i'lrrult I'nurt nl Srinlnnle
f'n n n tl. Klnrliln.
XOTII'H OF IIKAItIM i
Thu
el«d ware double boiler. Tbe ckoco-
la Ilei itlasnlutlnn «if Uaufnrd Hotel
j'miMt ruction Cnmpany, Inc., u
corimrsllon.
To All Parties Interested:
The foreKdlnx nmtli-r coming on
to in- lirant iitinu a iietiiioii i.) par
ties alleged to colislltuL,. a majorll> ill Interest' of the stockloildilrs
of Kanford Hotel ('nnstriictlon Cominitty, Inc., a corporation under the
laws of tin* State of Florida for the
dissolution of said corporation:
It Is therefore ordered nnd ad
judged that said lu-tliloii will iie
ueanl on tne 1st da) o f May, last,
at the Court-house In Hanford,
XruiiiHd* thiunty. Florida, at in
o'clock A. M. on said date and all
imrtles Interested in. said i-orporaHun Are required to take notice
thereof.
It U further ordered that this or
der he putdlsheil oner a week for
two (#> consecutive weeks III the
Hanford Herald, a newspaper puli*
tlslied In the (*lt) of Hanford. Hetill-
Fruit with mflaVl* not ably pleas
ing to the t u 'e , ku: akclesopte,
for the adds la ths fruit alt) In the
digestion of tha meat, and add val
uable mineral add fibrous elements
to tho dlrh m whTh tho meat alone
U dafletenu
W e are all familiar
with such meat and fruit dishes as
roast jKirit and apple snuce. and
roast duck with Jolly. This Is a
new combine.)Ion with tho eamo
merits.
Use a three-pitted ptoce ot bris
ket that Is no* ino fst. Wipe the
meal, flour K Kgbtly and sprinkle
with salt and p**ppar. Brown H in
a little fat, scaring it all over. Cook
a pint of cranberries in a pint of
water until fe ry sot!. U*e an «usfi*nlM| r'Vrrf n n i*T v ~i
pur
»>■ v*v April,—T srl..— •»
— i
pose, t t ll is not-krfectcd'by the
J. J. DICKINSON, ■
tdge nf rbi- Seventh Jodlelul t’ lr acid of the fruit and does not dis
cult n( the Htnte nf l-'liirlilu, li color IL Rub the berries through
iiiul fur Hcmlnnle County.
a stove and a* colon them slightly.
Into coating will keep the fig* soft
and moist for a ooiultlenM t ttme.
FRENCH ONION. 4o'(jjfcr
Winter la ths.aeoaoii tot. thick,
soups,.and this ono whlcbrwlth a
liberal chunk or bread, makoa ft
whole meal for lha Breton peasant.
Is especially good, re e l toar U r n
onions and two Carrots. The
should bo chopped One, and t
carrot* diced. Put then* Into j
ounmolod war* saucepan w jlh ,^
ublespoonfuls of butter rind « u
them until the onKiitri kra '%
browned. U » « quarter teupod&j
of
■ U r*t” k* r t
S*tt r 7 K M '^ * m r t - v r
ball for two houvg^ftddlngdNfOT v
ter a* it bolls away. Thia,j^ft
should bo served with a slice
bread In each plattL
»
G ood L ooking
HATS FOR EASTER
DRESSES
Our varied models, especially
this
Easter
Here ia* an ufiUhUlf dtfpbrttHi-'
showing will delight
women
Ity to get a Whole SumitiwVi
obtained
for
who desire .smart millinery.
W ardrobe— So great is
The New Easter Hata posaoaa
Variety.
lines o f extreme
So Smart- tho Modtlm' •11
grace
and
the
CAPES
exprenA the scason’a fashion.
Especially
In
beautiful
Hornehair
modcltt
braid,
; . u ::u a
handHave just received ' ft
painted. '
• e.-f'.tV a a g e Blossom.
^Sn when Lataukwa carte
« found his wife safe
POT ROAST OF BEEF WITH
CRANBERRIES
are made o f material*! which
;
v •» .
mont o f CAPES.
Second Grade.
Claudia Kinaftl.
l Nfi an orange blos^oifi I live
f p * , t r e i in 'n beattliMl, ornnge
AWiL'n Tk ft kidis Ill'll Ml,IF tli Iftf*V
W e would auggrit thnt
materials.
that you may take advantage
childrcto will
o f the ocmplote fcbabrlment.
Second Grado
I am a hogs
,aad B1»«.
it ;
1
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W e invite your inspection.
Honey Suckle
sa ttifss
In t!
you
visit this display at once so
thorns,
Marjorie Forrest.
w
t Practical
A
■0 Indian story.
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HtfrSS^Oht^r^fiw a use thO wanTt 'Creamy tono of
victim of coughs and colds. oBth rachel powder will blend with her
ho and hin sister ’ sutrored with rich *k!n, and tho wnrin oruntf^
fhoin, but found, "speedy relief” shade o f Mandarine range will Ini
through the use of FOLEY’S HON tenalfy her' own natural ‘glow
‘
EY AND TAR COMPOUND, the
n-atittfiil In whatever she w ars,
old favorite cough remedy. He the goblin hlondc ls one of those
writes: “ I have found FOLEY'S fortunate typra of fendnlue hi :iuW
HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND m hlcli docs not have to adapt Ita most.excellent remedy for roughs self to clothe*. They adapt tbsmt
* The Red Rose.
Trtf-t m Afinr flnttnlfe In
Delve* 10 her. If »h(* elect* the
tVlfnli iiTl UiiKt»l«l**
First Grade.
St. Clair White. nnd colds. My sister had n ttovero ■port type of clothe*, her radiant
cold and cough n year ago and
I’m a red roso growing in n found speedy relief in FOLEY’S
sritcet gum tree
HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND.”
- ultm f-ifii- •— substantially n-ltabb-. us well a*
I ant playing with the birdies Sold everywhere.
:ovnis. light fair, If sb" has a ca re for her type. ^
who are too young to fly,
flowers an-1 i Anil by th e way, tho new spring
j
FIRST SKYSCRAPER
« that vit >- ijftlltourvs tlotuand a certain typo of
Th* Dandelion.
BRADENTOWN. Apr. lfl-T h e
iopulnr typo] makeup. Thi-y suggeet ih o ou td oor ^
Third Grade.
Lucile Mitchell. first sky-scraper erected here is to
type. Wliat girl, uml th e bright scarfs nnd b oy - j J
be
built
during
the
coming
sum
I am, a little dandolion.
My
n n dell .v.«\ I leh atri-.earii a w hich ureom pany i***
home is in the fleld nnd the mer. It will be erected at tho
- anil th e |them d o lint g o well with Iho nrtlwoodn. I see the sun and the southeast corner pf Manatee Ave
Hint us' it , . IlclaJ liml-iiit: wliltn powder*. T ho t
bees. The hoes get honey front nue and Court Streect, and will
S ^ r T iT T - - f Rlrtfllier ana m ore in. llmv blendme. Sometimes I am white nnd house the Brndontown Bank nnd
dtorcil ults tng* of rose and lun will bo found
then yellow. I have two colors, Trust Company on the ground
r. nlmpl In •» glvn an nddlllonal attraction to t
floor, and will pruvide office smu'e
masrul.iiby thp walking costume.
Brunettes *3k
on ths upper floors.
It will bo
Japonic*
Third Grade.
May Bell. about seven stories high.
I am p Japnnicn. I grow big
and white and then I ant pink
and all kinds o f colors.
I grow
U«*ri.-ii Dtdulf SjtJmti
in a shady com er.
lacking In energy and strength,
because your kidneys nre not work
The Pansy.
PLANT TOBACCO,
AD FUND.
Third Grade. Mary E. Fernando*. ing properly. The use of FOLEY ' MAY RAISE
------o—
PILLS,
»
diuretic
stimulant
for
tho
I am a pansy. I grow in the
KEY WEST, Apr. 14.— Plans
GAINESVILLE. Apr. 10— Farmkidneys, wllj give your kidneys n
garden I bloom In the winter. 1
fo
r
raising n $10,000 fund to ad tr.i ut AInrhuu are planning to act
good
flushing,
remove
Injurious
do not like hot weather. My face
vertise Key Went are under dii»is a dark red and tho center is waste matter and bring the kid cussion here. The money will be out ‘J00 acres in tobacco this
neys
back
to
a
normal,
active
con
yellow. The butterfly sucks hon
dition. "Your FOLEY PILLS are spent for both newspaper adver spring. Growing o f plants nlready
ey from me.
the only thing I ever got to do mo tising for the printing and di. tri- has been started. Those who lost
of posters descriptive .of tomato plants by the recent colds
any good," writes Samuel Brenner, button
The Easter Lily.
the city.
are now rcpluning.
Alexandria,
Ind.
Sold
everywhere.
Second Grade. Katherin Johnson.
I am an Easter lily. I bloom on
Easter Sunday, and the boys nnd
No, It Isn’ t Old G. O. P. Himself
girls pick me and take mo to Sun
day School. I like it as long as
they lcavo mo In water.
I .am
beautiful, thoy thfnlr. I am pure
white.
The Geranium.
Second Grade.
Velma BurhamL
I am a pink geranium ami I
live' in a box at the West Sid#
school house. I like to watch tho
boys and g lrh play. I hope litue
boys and girls do not forget In
water mo before :hey go home
from school! 1 will wilt if they
do >V)t-,
. y . fr010* h* 76
.w
j lieutity has la-ctt thu envy of the
leas colorful types.
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The golden blonde very often
OHIO
The Sun Flower
ph Grade.
Beulah late Davidson,
ice upon a time way up in tho
rens, where the Sun Palace is
siways *hall be. there lived
great man. Apollo, the Sun
»nd his little daughter. They
I hapy in their homC(*nd thoy
there would be no end to Ujl*
ly life.
,
le day something happened
h ended all o» this, for Apolflxughter ran out of the great
ce as fast a* sho could go,
•he did not look to see which
(he was running.
She was
ung tlown the mountains,
i. down down, until at last
Hy IL M. H uftiLA S
a v
Thta
m ay m
enameli
ire Steamer with it ft
movable reck , .WAen'tha f in hay
cooled rentqve the Vmt ceaterp ah
chop this portion fine with a ft'
n n u and candled rrul's. Fill U
flgn with thin mixture and dl
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Sanford
H tfald
Hii M s u w n ty j i—l
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A s ' B r is b a n e
.
There are special clays for this thing and there are
special weeks for that thing until nearly all our time is tak
en up with special drives and campaigns. We have baseball
*0 aaTSWftnVf^cn*#*1Matter, Oe- week, Bc-Kind-To-Animal Week, special sign-up days, Good
11, l l t t , at- the ro a to fflc* at
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rd.- ri»rt<U _.^-lM .i*VAt,VA«Lb. .Jfrp'niih riny «md an n n .throughout the whale year,— ' —
.,1 Why not a "Good Spefthig-YraH*?—
'
Ever since we can remember we have heard much about
Ed Iter
M .a.crr poor spelling. It used to be that the old time spelling bee
accomplished a lot toward teaching this art. Spelling con
tests in schools used to be great things, but it seems as if in
i m s c n t m o . v RATES i
later years more time has been given to teaching higher subT e«r... \rr.0!D. SI* Months »t.M
rered id -o it y -it y —CarrNr par jecte to the detrim ent o f the most important o f them all.
k U*. W m kt Edition |t Per
Newspaper offices especially recognize the need o f bet
ter spelling. Scarcely a mail is received in the office o f pub
• t n i s i a m r s r i s n diitnify lication but What Bbnie letter 'comes along so badly written
*•*. cards o f thanks, resolutions
notices o f en tsn a ln m en ti where and with the words so poorly spelled that it is hardly possi-
n •atlUM to th* us* fo r resubttlon o f *11 nows dispatch**
d tttd to It oi not ntharwlM
dlt*d In thi* p«p»r and al*o th*
*U new* vublianad n .r .ln .
All
[hi* o f V * - ;i M K t n n .'W apodal
.patchaa herein are « i h raeervad.
THURSDAY; APRIL 17, 1924
IDLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY
STAY WITH THE LORD: The
»rd Is with.ygU, while ye be with
in: and ir'y e ‘seek'him, he will
r found q f you; but ifiy e -fo iike him, he will forsake you. II.
the lack of' schools. In this day of opportunity there arc no
children who don’t have a chance to Icam how to spell. Prob
ably as much stress Is not placed on the matter in the schools
as there used to be, but surely it is considered a most im
portant subject.
Why not inaugurate a year for good spelling, when
special stunts can be put on, old time spelling bees and spell
ing competitions be used and in general a year o f education
along this line be in ord er? Would not a drive of this kind
be worth w h ile? *
* .
Let’s empltkaize the1 importance o f being able to spell
during the next year and then see what happens.
A BROTHER O P f HOPE,
cornea this way: If the Lord
sends"snow •
lere the May Ante roses ought
to grow,
V
ain’t for m frfor to sigh an* say
It thing* have' gone the con
trary w a y ; \i, i- » r •,
r I warn’t there when the world
come bright
im the Makin’ Hand o ’ the
Lord o’ L igh t]’ * *
give direction! 'bottt this an’
f; that,—
• Lord know* nrppfew Hhoro J
waa at
t
I take the cold, and 1 take the
••heat
Ith the other troubles a man
must meet,
r I can’t help one, an* I ca n t
help t’other
i more than my sighin’, suffer
in’ brother;
k* I know jes’ this: It’s bean
goln* so
.
Ke the good Lord told the grass
it canal
r*r to thi
t la reported tha< Martin Is
•ping the state, but it i* too
i for him to Win pbpulsr favor
ipracticing that lowly profesB* People already know him
well as an aristocrat.
dtisena are qualifying for
» primary to be held June 3.
I* time for registering and payt poll taxes is getting short.
[PorUnt Issues are at stake In
I election this aummer.
It
ir
ws
V* tstsaosss . SMIUUUtllH
of WDliam
'the journalistic field.
• war Hearst owned
g* daily newspapers. In
Aught ten more. Four
cuRe m
Thai*-*rn-ti*kli»h-thrrri nr*
ntah wlMTtHf-Wt!«M Ms heart 2
dorweai.
1
Long-haired eats are jaidul
the beat, but a young lady tell,
many an old cat has bobbed y
It la hard to borrow money L
cauaa.the- poopl e who harp tt’u
You can always tell when ip
Is here to stay by the annual
about women discarding |
dresses
for» knickerbockers.
«
Being frank is fine, but in
bnmn a man was arrested for
ing he was Frank when he r
was John.
There are so many things wj
with the world you haven’t I
much to worry over any err
one.
Do you use sheets in <
house? They are dangcroui
Boston, a burglar used
sheets to tie a man.
NEW YORK TIMES,'
THE PHILIPPINES will know,
perhaps, how to govern themsel
ves sufficiently and thoroughly 1,000 years from now—the people
of the United Staten perhaps In
I love everything that’s old. Old friends, otd times, old
own.” It W from sUc
ds these that the term
Tool” is derived.
DEAf?*~
iH oPe Th is ' ll
’
M ICE A N D M EN
Yllliam Jennings Bryan U hef received wifli big ovations mannerft, old bqoks, old wine.— Goldsmith.
awvar he sp cg ju .. .Floridans
l proud to have a man of the
fan caliber willing to represent
mi. He will be elected as can
A U TO TO U R ISTS
tata tot the.convention by an
FT. PIEROE NEWS-TRIBUNE
ation in Chicago plans
university students o f
svenlence of writing
says: “ Give us your
ten dollars aad w ell
We intend no insult,
~ O ft
News from London. Wife t
iy hit her husband with a ml
pin. Perhaps It is a quaint
English custom.
stand more students In college^
--------- -— o --------------[.universities than the entire
It is unseasonable and unwholesome in all months that
Itad Kingdom. Great Britain
T.ha. mistress o f tha .seas, but have not an R in their name to eat an oyster.— Butler.
United States i* mistress of
.
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all in favor o f anyone
I presidency of Mexico,
he wants
1c badly
The curae of the nge i, •>*_
thoae wrinkles.”*
One real nice thing tj
phonographs
nnd player pi]
is you never have to sit in
and beg them to play.
ing a great man, by having wide thoughts and much feeling
law York ttat£' alone has nine for the rest of the world as well as ourselves.— George Eliot.
lays that the defeat of
marks the end of* the first
isfbl ‘organized attempt at
>t) )tn Mexican history. It
DAjN DOBBS SAYS'
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BUT WHOEVER in that con
gressional committee imagines
that a nation three-quarters bar
barous. 90 per cent steeped in
deepest superstition, can get
mentally in shape to govern it
self In twenty-six years, doesn't
know much about the slow pro-
ftly Is it necessary for candiP to say they believe In onIT IS ONLY n poor sort o f happiness that could ever
ing the laws. Isn’t this taken
granted? Should there be any come by caring very much about our own pleasures. We can
InUte running who doesn't bc- only have the highest happiness, such as goes along with bea In enforcingJawst
A number of best
___ citizens
____ _ ..
in
Florida camo to the state by au
tomubile. They were haled as
"tin can tourists."
There are
communities in the state 'which
“frowned on them
_____
laying that
tourists of that kind were not
Vsqtad-' Those place* today are
the poorer for not having wel
comed them
There are thousands of good,
hard headad, sensible men who
have come to tha state determin
ed to exaipine carefully Florida
lands; who have wanted lo know
pf the dimatic conditions; the
character' Jof the people o f! the
state. They have traveled lelsure-
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3
THE HOUSE committee on is
land affairs proposes to give the
Philippines their
freedom—gov
ernment by themselves, owner
ship ancf control o f their country
in 1950— twenty-six years hence.
Many things will happen be
tween now and 1950, so let it go
at that— liberty
In twcnty-su
years.
W ILLIAM JENNINGS B R Y A N will be in Lakeland next
Tuesday might to / bpeoh >irp bis j o\*i in t e r e a if o r 1dfeleg’atc’JAt
I
^
rN*#onolUemocfatlc-cwwei>t-Hw?*f>rmr Florida.
This fafr state could not get a figure o f more prominence, who
would attract more attention than any other living man.
Bryan is clean in his politics, a forceful speaker and this na
tion today has adopted a number of principles which he advo
cated twenty years ago when many people said he was crazy,
nnd idealist amj,8evera|. other things but Mr. Bryan has lived
to see many o f his plans carried out and approved which is
not very often the lot o f a man of. national prominence who
has been in the limelight as Mr. Bryan has. He deserves to
be recognized and Florida could do no more grateful thing
than to send him to the Democratic convention.— Lakeland
Star-Teicgram.
nation’s wealth has In72.1! per cent in ten years.
>Ita *wealth gained 49.fi pctjiQ same period. Florida
snows a greater gain and
arldk citiscns oaftHlaim
per capita
wealth than
irj fections of the country,.
h
Copyright, 1JS4
Fair and Square Treatm ent First.
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Changing Government.
In 1,000 Yearn, Maybe.
A World o f Mystery.
Mr. Mellon No Quitter.'
,
Once again is evident the difference in management be
tween public business And private business. This time it is in
the postoffice department where objection has been raised by
the postmaster general over the proposed increase in the
wage scale affecting postnl employees. If the postal business
were conducted’b(y a private concern there would be no delay
in paying employees living wagps and salaries commensur
ate with their duties. But as it is a government institution
and politics haye t6 be played, there is objection; and delay
in handling the matter properly and justly.
Postmaster General New opposes the bill now pending
Jn congress with the threat o f increased postal rates. He
saya in order to pay the employees more money, greater rev
enue would have to be received by his department. This no
doubt is true.
,
But the whole proposition resolves itself into a matter of
fair play and square treatment to the men serving the gov
ernment in the postoffices of the country and who are entitl
ed to living wages for the work, they do^ A fter they have
’ bceif given Twiy equal to the duties they perform, and pay
which will enable them to live as the government expects its
employees should Jlv ^ thep the question o f increasing postal
rates can bo .takqn up mid thrashed out. But why quibble
on a matter o f fair aria squabe dealing. If the postal rates
have to be increased to pay for real service, the best thing to
something will be do is to increase the rates.
talking, in .getting
■ How can the government expect to give people good
postal service wheh the postal clerks don’t receive fair pay?
Tjhtewhert,
Sees
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:oc» along
... Quiet.
icn. suddenly, cvly for a while, ___
^__ _ whirls around like( the
crything
changes in the kaleidoscope. T h f
King o f Denmark has just re
quested * Socialist labor leader,
T. 3. Stnuning, to form a new
cabinet. In England, Gcnr.-o. th*
cousin of the Danish Kin/, has a
labor' leader running his cabinet.
You know the kind of lively edministration they have oil in.
Northeastern Russia. And down
to the Southeast in Italy, they
have a powerful man, with an
iron jaw, Mussolini, running both
King and the country, knocking
Socialism and union tabor on the
Thc time has gone when the blame can be placed on head.
•
;
r*ea are wade, w ill be charged
at resular a dvertU ln c reMe.
;* s . I 9 j
USE1DAILY UNTIL HEALTH IS RESTORED
W ^ W lM ^ oS S M b ellin jr.-i < iiu r i« u u » M :n «m inn
■,«ffJXV^* I/*/1
dono to build up the state, say
ing:
Not the least o f the wealth
flowing into Florida is the "auto
tourist" o f the tin canner as he
is facotiousiy . called. There are
many fine people among tha auto
tourists, many people o f ample
means and many people whfct are
among the best citizens o f the
United States. There are also
bums and others but you find
these in all stratas bf society in
our social and business life and
you don’t have to look for them
ansong the tin cannera any more
than smon_gyou|r busloeia ,*aaoelatex everywhere.'’ Th* tin'Can
tourists are building up Florida
and tho man who goes after them
along the right lines will help to
build up his respective commu
nity a» fast as any other agency
that he can employ. Don’t discount
the wealth and.power o f the “ tin
can tourist." He has coitie to stay
and he will be a factor in our
future development.
liant young scientist, who dis
covered insulin, a euro for dia
betes, says having discovered It.
ic Is doing his best now to find
out what it is. Ono thing is sure,
it is an expensive product.
Pure Insulin, enough to make »
nice little pile on a 21 -cent piece.
would coat half n million do!
IN OUR home politics the im
portant question Is What-will Mr,
Mellon, secretary of the treasury
do?
This country In its finances
needs his knowledge, skill and de
termination,
President Harding made mis
takes— very likely the angels do
sometimes. But ho made up for
soveral o f them in securing for
secretary of the treasury a man
as able as Mellon.
It would be a bad thing
for
this country— for those that havo
money and for the workers that
are trying to get it— if Mr. Mel
lon should be driVen out by un
just criticism.
Fortunlately, he in an individu
al not inclined to quit.
DELEGATIONS OF workmen
from tho Standard Oil plant, in
New Jersey, calling on John
D.
Rockefeller, Jr., inviting him to
dine, And him laid up with a cold.
Many great doctors in Europe
would say to Mr. Rockefeller un
der such conditions. "Take good
red wine with your meals every
day. Drink it very much diluted
with water during the meal, then
take one glaas o f good Bordeaux
or Burgundy afterward. Thus you
will build up new rod blood, suply your system with Iron and
mnln and gain strength rapid-
Among human beings the pro- ]
verb has it that fools will not j
learn in any other school than that i
of experience- But in School and ]
Society, published recently, it is |
contended that children benefit by I
the training which their pnernts j
and grandparents had through the i
[ third and fourth generations have !
undergone. There is a brief re- j
port o f the results of the examina- i
tion 'of one thousand representa
tive gifted children, with the sum
marizing statement by the psychol
ogist, Professor Terman, that ehil-l
dren of so many superiorities j
could not have acquired them allj
through environmental Influences!
alone. Not only are these chil
dren themselves superior but their
heredity is also "demonstrably sul perior” : and the intimation is that
the training of the parents was a
Iowa conducted experiments .with
his white mice, whclh, trained to
come to their food by the ringing
of a hell, produced children and
grandchildren progressively
re
sponsive to the signal. Any sin
gle instance of such transmission
would have the greatest import
ance in the search for the causes
of evolution.
' LAKELAND STAR TELEGRAM
E
that la heresy and that you should
look . for Iron, tannin and good
red blood In the ice water pitcher.
- HERE'S A
small
piece of
news, gathti.* cheerful amid the
(looin. It is one o f the little
chapters in man's fight again*:
the only enemy -that La really
has—old nature.
Out in the ocean, off
Cape
Race, is a gigantic iceberg, more
than a mile long, towering a hun
dred feet In the s*r. To bump in
MY FAVORITE STORIES
to It would mean destruction to
By IRVIN S. COBB.
any ship.
In old days men would have
A disgruntled performer walk these two fellows and swipe some said, “ Let us pray that no unfor
ed Into the office of E. F. Albee. o f my beat stunts ami go to using tunate ship frill strike that fear
the great vaudeville magnate.
'em in the Big Timer NoW then, ful iceberg."
-Look here, Mr. Albee.” he ba- what am I going to do about
gan. -I ’ve got a kick to make th at?”
PRAYING IS good, especially
gnys that are -:tow
"L et’s see,” said Albee. "You're whan accompanied by deeds. Now
our theatres."
a magician, you say?”
this government sends revenue
■kick.’ 'said Mr. Alin the world.”
cutter Modoc to trail along beW*IL lyre are you at vanialv-
Senior
*
Class o f the High School
their play
will
present
ANNE WHAT’S HER NAME”
A t The
MILANE THEATER
8:15 P. M.
Tickets oq sale Saturday at Bower’s Drug Store,
A d m ission :.35, 50 and 75c,
TH IS SPACE DONATED BY
Hospital aisVtSJM
Florida W ould Be H onored b y E lection O f
Bryan
If Florida docs not captalixe on
thto opportunity to entl William
Jennings Bryan to tho Democratic
convention, It will be overlooking
one o f the greatest chances o f a
decade. Mr. Bryan is one of the
real 'World-wide figures of the day,
always alert to political and eco
nomic conditions, y cirs ahead of
his time, ho will make a name not
only for himself but for the state
at large and no greater honor
could d« given him nt this time.
Ha was the greatest factor in the
convention that selected Woodrow
Wilson in 1912 as the leader of
th* party and introduced to the
world one of its most capable and
renowned citizens. He sacrificed
SENIOR PLAY
or-seek ing class, which is backed
by the reactionary forces and par
ty bosses. Tho foundation of the
great leader’s whole life may be
based upon the one sentenco that
has b « n quoted no doubt in pub
lic political- addresses, in the
school room and on the platform
—the sentence that routed the
Chicago convention and turned tho
tide which eventually nominated
him for the presidency in 1896—
“ You shall not nress down upon
the brow of labor this crown of
thorn*, you shall not crucify man
kind upon a cross of gold.” This
statement was that he has advo
cated, they have come true and
have uttered in his closing re
marks as he sounded the key
note bf the convention and like
every other print!pc in some way
become a part of our government.
He has always been * fighter for
the masses, a leader among the
common people and Florida can
deliver no greater hon'or tothls
man of power and influence for
the right than to send him to the
great convention next June.
For Sale—Beautiful
9 room
house. Located only three
blocks from Post Office, reasonble terms.
For Sale— Five room bungalow
with all modern conveniences.
Large lot. Fruit trees o f all
kinds* Easy terms.
ROOMS 501-2
Largest Insurance Agency in Sanford.
First National Bank Bldg__________________phone »
MINISTERS’ SALARIES
ST. I ETERSBURG INDEPENDENT
Ministers in St. Petersburg nre
wall paid, *s compared with the
salaries paid in other cities, but
even so they are not drawing any
too much for the service they per
form. A minuter has colls up
on- bis pocketbook much more
numerous than la the case with
the average citizen. Ministers’ sal
aries have always been low, taken
as a while, and very faw preach
ers hive large incomes.
At a recent conference of Meth
odist preachers in Brooklyn it was
reported that the salaries of the
m in lsttn 'ln the conference had
been lwrB|a«d,'. on an average,
forriplqar ,per cent during .the
but the Increase in
ng In the same pei ninety-eight per
efora the plight of
te is *»
rapid spurts upwards of living
costs after 1914 simply forced rad
ical increase In teachers’ salaries.
In soma places these salaries have
more than met the increase in the
cost a t living, and yet the situa
tion Is not so good as it might be
because the original level of sal
aries was too low.
The Brooklyn ministers were
doubtless much underpaid in 1914
The conference says that their
salaries have been increased fortyfout>, per cent, as against a cost of
living increase o f ninety-eight p«r
cent The average for the coun
try in the percentage of incre***
of living coats 1a a little over six
ty. Pehape the high rents In the
metropolis areount for the wide
difference* -At any rate. ic»me1lit
A modern bank is more than a de
pository for money; more than a place
upon which i o draw checks.
, . £ modern bank is an institution of
helpfulness to its depositors a n d clients,
It is interested in seeing that they are
prosperous and successful in their finan
cial ventures.
Depositors who let us help them witk
can m
LET US SERVE
�T H E SANFORD HERALJ), TH U RSP A Y l.APRIL 4 7* 1024.
I im v \ r
P A G h * flta * fl
■ I!'T
mp
*M
i
r
Christian/ Endeavor
Is Given Tacky Party
.1
!
rr.y
G A I N ,w o
.
II you a n underm
•JBONARDre
ELI
THE BLOOD. This
; the appetite, builds up the
S anford Matron* Is
R ecipient o f H igh
H onor in the D .A .R .
•Personals -
The Senior Christian Endevor
Spending the afternoon in SenSANFORD
o f the Presbyterian Church was fora Wednesday
_____ ______was
_____
Mr. Roy Har-l
. r
*'U
r*Vr,
Jr
needed red ctOs. I t peovtdea nom x r. n
1eaterU trr«H ff*ee«le^
rtfamp^*ettyr~-Mrs. A. B. PeterSon o f this
the church with a tacky party byfi shment that make* the blood rich
ffl& ltiV
^ r t ^ L t E R W I U T r r r S S ^ t i r ^ r : ' Phone 4 9 W .'
HOME-MADE
Company B., with Miss Laura'
;nd pure and thus enable* the blood •
Mr. Lee Connelly and Mr. New city, a daughter o f Mr. and
Lehman as captain and Miss Ger man qf Orlando, spent Tuesday in Mrs. B. J. Starling, has the un
to impart tide new found strength
ique honor of bring appointed
tie Runge as lieutenant.
Sataford on insurance business.
. lo the body. It also acta gently otr
to be one of the two pages from
In spue of the threatening
. the liver sad kidney*.
,l •
the state of Florida to serve in
weather thirty or more were pres
On business irt Sanford Wednes
I . Make yourself robust end healthy,
C ounty N u rse’s
W om en’s Club
the National Congress of the
ent.
day was Mr. C. W. Goodrich of
! 9m out the hflOlom spots, erase the ^ , 1
Daughters o f American Revotu.
All the young folks arrived in OrUitdo
Schedule
____ Colum n___
ttarf
"HUW'tirselaton
In
WasETngtacky--costume. which caused ^-a
Can b e B o u g h t at th e F o llo w - t h e *
ton.
good laugh. Various old fmhlopfilling the day in Sanford
For, Week Beginning April 21.
ed games, such as spinning the
Jntsday
were Mr. and Mrs.
The appointment as a page is
*\
in g P la c e s :
T,EONARDI’ 8 h r the yeHom pack*
By Mrs. John G. Lconardy
Monday, April 21— Monthly
J
age. At all'druggist*. *
regarded as very signal honor.
The general Federation of Wo- plate and d rop 'th e handkerchlof, Snydi1«W of ChUluoia.
school visit, Altamonte and
41 1.
were
indulged
in
as
a
pastime
and
given in recognition of faithful
Longwood.
man’ac Clubs of which the Saef J hey concluded the entertainment
»r»4»re
Motoring to Orlancfo Wednes
fervicp, nnd Mrs. Peterson’s
Department A t'th e • Tuesday, April 22— Monthly Woman's Chib is a mambtfU „
■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ u a sM u a a a a a u a
Gonzales Gro. Co.
y.-being served with punch and
many friends in Sanford and
i- a t 3 o'clock. Mia.
■
school visit, Osceola and Ge sponsoring 'National Garde it Week' cookies and each guest received day afternoon were Mrs G. E. Me
Coll
<nd
Mrs.
Raymond
Fox
LOOKtlt
—
mm
elsewhere, will be pl*d to learn
Inis Jiosteas. Please
beginning April 20 to 26. inclus
neVfr.an
all-day
sucker.
Roberts
Grocery
|3.004i)wri attnlM*' 1
that she has been made the re
lor reaeryatoln*.
t Wednesday,
April
23-*- ive. This .date Is set because it is
Mias Lehman .and Miss Rung* l- -JVis (ting Mrs, John Russell for
factory
irtory
rrtrb
«*U o ttl*
i l I***•1 -*1
cipient of this annointment by
)r«sn Club will meet
Monthiy school visit, Chuluota a date fairly representative of an were delightful hostesses. An ori- the past
typewHlor — • a y
- L * two
*
or three days was
the state regent, Mra. James A.
Iniljt Harris at 3:30
early soring planting. While the joyahlc time was had and all left
and Lake M ary.1 ? s
make.
«,»>««!
aa
_____
Piggly W iggly
Ufa. pj. C. Lattice o f Winter Park. Craig o f Jacksonville.
n-»v. ■A«k «'* »Mi < - ,-r
..Thursday, April 24—School club will not take up an active for their homes vowing, "It r a j
owet r- ♦ • •1 fre c rJ /ij x l« M
Mrs. Peterson is now in
|r*. Forrest Lake, A t
inspections,
Sanford-... High campaign this year it will be re good to have been there.**
™
ting her mother. Mra. StarThe Popular Market
11 . a. p o t n * i o’clock at the WornWashington with
Miss • Ella
membered taht a most constructive
school.
r e e y lr a B s a k
in lakeland for two weeks
Mary Davis, the other Florida
ltdeeFriday, April 25— School In program was carrier out last year
I'h ,'nr U l
.
ijMH
rs. J. P. Hal) and Lon, Goreo Club w ill meet
pauc, serving Mrs. Craig in this Mrs. G. C. Cates Gro.
spections, Sanford High school. both in the public schools and
E ast S a n ford
B. Lewis at 3
honorary
Rapacity.
among
the
citizens
o
f
Sanford.
Saturday, April 26— Office.
Office Hours— Daily 4:30 to The organization of a garden club
■:Making a trip to Tnmpa this
Gatchels Gro. Store
Curlett, o f Geneva,
It will be o f Ir.-.ercst to E asf week is Mr. Green, o f Thrasher
5:30 P. M. Saturday: 8:30 to as outlined by Mrs. A. G. Cum
Motoring from Orlando to San
Ljn the Idlers at
mer
of
Jacksonville
in
probably
Side
friends
to
know
that
Mlag
EASTER FLOWERS
12:00, 1:00 to 5:30.
oodruff, who goes down on ford Wednesday were Mr; and Mrs.
the outgrowth of the garden pro Gladys Deiterich is expected to. and'W
and
Phone G41-W.
business.
C. R. Bennett. Mr. Ilcnnett was
FOR SALE. ,. ,
lord Association of
gram, as put on by the Woman’s return from
Philadelphia, Pa.,
here on business while Mrs. Ben
Imen will hold their
Club lar,t April.
this week, after a several weeks’
The Coral Gables office is ngnin nett spent the morning shopping.
Lander’ s Pharmacy
ting at the Valdes
stay with a patient whom she ac
Colonial, C orsage B ou
[SO o'clock.
The Welfare Department had as companied there pome time ago open with Mrs. Ruby Goodmnn
Spending n few
fi
hours in San- • n i i m i i i i i i m i a u a i i
U psala and
Nsipe Club will
Us gust Mnoday, Mrs. A. G. Cum Miss Deiterich also visited her Jackson, of Orlando, in charge,
quets Sweet Peas in
ford Wednesday on Business was I
in , R. E. Tolar nt
mer of Jacksonville, who spoke sister, Miss Marion, who is train who will be here for some time.
Mr. W. M. Cook of Orlando. He j
G rapeville
on gardens and the work of the ing for a graduate nurse at SL
White, O range, Cerise, M 'lm
Spending the week tn Mont was occnmponicd by Mrs. Cook
Garden Club. This meeting took Timothy’s hospltu: at Roxborough.
Friday
ATTENTION
.
m r l ... a
, 1*2
gomery.
Ala.,
ia
Mr
R.
L.
John
and child nnd Miss Mary Caton o f 1
L a v e n d e r ,. P ink .andxn
the place of the regular Welfare a suburb of Philadelphia.
2 will hold an
son,
who
is
combining
business
Rev.
J.
S.
Clark
will
be
with
u*
Lakeland.
[Friday nnd Saturday - :
j
- 7 - — •: - 7 1 meeting Wednesday and hks alKNIGHTS OF PYTH IAS
Miss Louise Licrreli, o f Ply with pleasure.
In Pharmacy,
anUn^1y i / ° r t ? um*ay
ready been reported at length in mouth. was hors visiting at the C.
Would like to communicate V iolet. Leave ord ers fl!t
Returning to her home in I’hila-. .. .
...
.
i Chittenden will cn- at 2:30 0 clock, giving an Easter the gw,icty colu m n .'^ '•'
E. Chorpcning home a' portion of
On a two weeks visit here to delphia after several months visit; With every Pythian in San- Owen's Studio o r Villa
Some o f tha
Ihonor of Mrs. J. C. message at 3:30.
last
week.
her mother, Mrs.'C. A. Betts nrb here with friends, is Miss Rachael 1J fo rd . A d d re ss W . P. W in g - O o i ’ n- C a i T i e r O n A V e .
children will take part.
Mrs. Henry Wight nnd Mra. J*
1:30 o'clock.
ill B,8F*r»
Diggers was
was Rjjraccnt
*^r*ecnt *J*
ar- Mrs. R. L. Rowe and her little
wm
Mra. Tew, o f Sanford, visited j G. Sharon were present TuesdayJ . W
Club will meet with
Conmtzer. Miss CernaUcr mad*.|fer Mt. Dora, Fla.
bw o ^rom Chariutte, N. C.,. daughter,’ Betty, of Jacksonville. tiie trip with Mrs. Koclor who has ]
on at the meeting of tho State Garir.U
pns Connelly
3 her sister. Mrs. Cheezum.
Phone 4305
.a__■>____________________.
and
a
[run.it
o
’
Mr.
,
nnil
Mra.
been a winter visitor in Sanford. ’ ■
^ —t
Sunday.
den Clubs in Davenport.
S. R. Thomas who has recently
Brcrwn Miller and others.
Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Swanson und
Wednesday, April 23, at 3:20 Biggers expects to invest in Flor purchased the Ed Sutton grove nt
lOrgan Club will hold Mrs. G. Hirschi visited nt the
Geneva was in Sanford on buai*
“ B” Radio
ster Bazaar, cooked home o f Norman Swanson, on p. m.f the Literature Department ida property fo r a home and n eli Wednesday.
New FLOWER FESTIVAL
will hold its regular bi-monthly bring his family here to reside.
Easter egg sale at Celery Avenue, last Sunday.
Port Richter nnd Miss Malorine.
■
Batteries
Miss Hoskins Jones 'Was down
meeting. The reading of MaeterAt lht homc n( Mm> d>
|-Paint Store in the
Volte Williumn is having his
On business in Sanford Wednes Vaughan of Dade City. Mrs. Van
on the East Coast.on a business
link's
“
Blue
Bird’’
will
be
contin
ding, all day,
Doren
and
Miss
Vaughan
arc
;
ThTMhfr,
Thursday
evening.
April
Ball Hardware Co.
uncle rebuild their outdoor sleep
day was Mr. Joan Blanton of UrStory Hour a t . i i - ing rooms to keep out the rains. ued and discussed ns at thfc pre trip a portion or last week.
! 2 „ h Adn,|KsIon (hnrKe o( 25e for
landn. Mr. Blanton was accom quent visitors to Sanford.
PHONE 8
Charles
King
has
returned
to
vious
meeting.
During
the
busi|o'clock.
adults nnd lOr for children.
William Lucas nnd little slster ness session a report will be given hla HBme at Zaimo, Mo., after panied by Mrs. Blanton.
2 of the WeatminThe house guests for the past,
hurs- from the program committee on spending some time at his place
lll hold a benefit Eas- from Jacksonville spent Thurs
Returning from a visit of several j week of Mr. and Mrs. Walter MorInt at 4 o'clock . at day night here with his mother 1 the progress made on tho program here.
and sister, Mra. Morgan Loyd, for the coming year.
Mr. and Mra. Henry Wood- weeks with her aunt. Mrs. Millit- j gnn are leaving for their homes,
tV,
and
Miaa
Johnie
Lucas.
worth
and children returned Sat xer, of Orlando, is Miss Dorothy Mrs J. K. Mettingcr for JacksonI Monday
Stoke*
1
ville
and
Mrs.
Allen
Wilson
for
FHday evening, May 2, all club urday from a couple of weeks’
Mrs. A.
H. Lundqulit and
|n'i Auxiliary of' the
Philadelphia.
daughter, Melvn, were guests a womhn. club husbands, and friends visit with friends in Miami, and on
Church will hold
Going to Jacksonville to consult
All the Banks will
Monday
they
left
in
their
sedan
couple
of
days
at
the
home
of
of
cluVfnembers
are
invited
to
a
tint at 3:80 o'clock,
a specialist Tuesday, was y'rs.
A party of DoLand Indies were;i
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morse in Or “ Get-to-gether" banquet to be held for their home in Watertown, N. H. B. Lewis. For this reason the
ytcrian Church,
at the Woman’s Club. This will Y. The Wttodworths built n pret Thirteen Club will be postponed. In Sanford on « I b it of « T w ; be closed Friday, Apr.
egion dance at the lando, returning Sunday.
hour* Wednesday, those in the
Mr. and Mrs. Ballinger spent a be the culmination of the year’s ty little shingle side cottage at
party
were Mrs. C. f$. Ferris. Writ.
Lake
Golden
nt
the
W.
W.
Dressor
W hen
work
and
there
will
not
be
enough
pn bridge at the Wo- few hours at the home o f Mr.
Here to spend the Easter holi
at 8 o'clock, Mrs. and Mrs, V. C. Coller Thursday: speaking to tire nnyjm c but just place last fall. They made many days nt home Is Miss Gladys Ad S. W. Acqkley and Miss Isabcll
Tate.
ICircle.
iltBii.tlthey also heard W . J. Bryan a jolly good time. The speakers friends while here.
Miss Irene Morgan has returned
J!h‘{ ‘ st ■ Bt“ ‘,cnt 1,1 South«m
will be out o f town women promWight and Mrs. C. speak.
again the Col,**ei '^ elan tL
ill entertain informMr. nnd Mra. Elmer Lundquist inent in the state federation; Mrs from Fort Meade and is nguln
are Tom fetter nnd J. C. lattice*
den party at 5 p. m., and Grandma Lundquist, Mr. and. W. F. Blackman, president of the guest of her sister. Mrs. R. C.
OlV'ft visit of a few days to Win
IContent. on Sanford Mrs. A. Swanson and sons attend State Federation will be the chief Long, and family on Richmond ter'P ark is Mrs. John Russell. Mr. Lettice lives in Winter Park.
akerj Mrs, Jack. Pryor o f Avenue.
ed the funeral o f M ri. Oleaon at
Spending the day shnppini
m et
Haines City, state chairman of
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Martin ware She will be the house guest of
in a prescription for' Malaria,
Piedmont on Thursday.
Sanford Wednesday was Mrs.
out
from town and spent the day Mrt, J. C. Little.
Beautification,
will
tell
what
is
Chills and Fever, Dengue or Bll
IARY NOTES
Albin and Archie Swanson and
ry L. McDonald of Dsytona.
lous Fever. It kills the germs.
the courtesy of Mra- daughter and their parents, Mr. being done - along those lines in as guests at the Ellsworth home,
Celery is still moving In this
the U. D. C.,,the Ll- and Mra. August Swanson, were the state and Mrs. E. L- Schu on Beardall Avenge, on Sunday. partiof tha country, sixty cu n
Mr. and Mrs. C. E Chorpening
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. l.ichtcnwcltcr
thibiting an unusua Sunday-.gutats at the home of macher. of Eustis, vice president
St. were placed Thursday morning at from Los Angeics, Cal., aro here
picting the1 Central ih rifld a ter’, Mra. Elmer Lund- of Section Seven will give a short and young people drove to
variens sidings in tho Sanford
LADIES
'
'or a .few days. Atui^guasJU-ixUlhc
.Sunday,,
returning-home, by
Pe Confederate Memo. qulst. They all attended the af- resume of the work o f fhterest in Cloud..-
Mayonnaise
iocial
NOTICE
Caesar
666
Oh Henry!
LZtxcm- BSW
noted sculptor. When
[this will rank as one
ders of the modern
Lvill lurpaaa -those >o f
M. The central figure
•• will be as high as
’ office building, and
n proportion. Tho
fcover a space of 1,350
1 d«*ign is to commemrather than war, as
battle is to be IndudLamar Knight, the
fin of Georgia, says in
one Mountain. “ It will
Atlonal unity: it will be
of reconciliation: it
jthc spirit o f brother-
church. The boys
day for St. Paul, Minn.
They brate iii their no whome. The
concluded to take the shortest plates are |1.26 each.
route by Atlanta and Knoxville.
Next week the Milane theater
Archie has worked at the paper
mill in Sanford a number of yean will present nn exceptional reel.
and was in the band for some Through permission of the Gener
time.
Albin represented
the al Federation of Woman’sc Clubs,
Mariey Products o f Dayton, Ohio, tho Milane will present the pic
and had worked up quite a trade ture “ Home, Sweet Homo." This
here. He goes to accept a re picture records the last public apsponsible position with tho Hoov earance o f President Harding in
er Swceeper Company over tho Washington. This is, however,
only a part of the interest the
Twin Cities.
Rev. O. O. Eckardt held services film holds. Its title "Home, Sweet
at the Lutheran Church. He was a Home" indicates a telling of the
lest at tho homo o f Mr. and story-of the “ most talked of house
in America "but it goes still fur
rs. Stcdt this time. On Sunday
there was a service in tho after ther and in the brief space of six
teen minutes it includes a story of
noon. with communion in the
is especially glad Swedish language and also an ev- the housing rpethods of mankind
in
different parts
o f the
world.
|•
•• uuiciciiw
|juna ui
me wunu.
ks and material on ening service.
jnd appreciates the InMr. A. Swanson has improved This house was built on the 100th
r- D. C. ispoking in the his place by a neat fence along
of the wH«n^ .
famous song o f that name by John
tho road.
Howard Payne.
The original
There was a party given at the thatched cottage, home of Payne
*y s t o r y h o u r
homo
o
f
Mr.'
and
Mrs.
T.
O.
Tyn
stands on Ixing Island. Burton
^interesting story hour
the Library Saturday er on Tuesday evening. In honor Holmes js responsible* for the for
o f the 21st birthday o f their son, eign scenes in tha picture and the
£th thirty-two present.
|5hinhoiser told a moat Elmer, and also a farewell to the art titles are from his studio. It
ollection-of stories for Swanson boys. Refreshments of is • wonderful opportunity for the
fr. and at the close The cream and mapy delicious home club women to see a modem adap
wts related by little made cakes were served. Besides tation of the beat in modernizing
the family 15 young folks enjoy the interior and furnishing It in
Mrs- Mabel
ed
the evening with
___ -thorn.
. .. During
. -i\tho taste o f the thie period taken
in charge next Sato
the party they received word of from
best [n a period 100
scrip* , illness of.
__________
one o f____
the ye»ra ago.
twins
and Mrs. Fred Krcll,
' TURNER CIRCLE.
Your president, Mre. R. E To
Pm for the Nellie Tur- and EliUPf •!«ft early the next lar, wishes to call the attention
morning
for
Arcadia.
|of •the Uapjtist Church
Mrs. Alma Neese returned to of the club women to the fact that
D. Wolfe. The iadiqs
her
work at the telephone office in the time for regisratlon and pay
0 clock with fourteeh
Sanford
Monday, being absent ing of the poll tax is very short.
went and Mrs. W. I.
nursing her two little daughter] She urges every woman to take
visitor,
advantage of Uielr suffrage and
rh the meailea.
ting, opened with a througr
vote in the interest of good citi
**ding and a prayer,
Mrs. George E. Clark, daughter zenship and as a matter of civic
oil call tho usual busiduty.
|transacted.
Following and little sister from Maine, but
The club has appointed a com
who
spend
their
winters
at
Longmeeting a social hour
mittee consisting of Mrs. A lex
whic hcrcam and cake wood, were in Sanford shopping ander Vaughn, chairman: Mrs.
Wednesday morning. Mrs. Calrk’s
mother, Mrs. Smith, wss with her. Archie Betts; and Mra. F. F. Dut
ton to canvaaa the club member
party motoring to Mrs. Smith has charge o f the ship and see that all are register
Longwood
Hoel
and
has
many
.or*^Y were Mesdamea
ed properly. The books will close
,r- Clyde Derby; W. D friends here.
the first day o f May and any one
Raymond Fox. Mrs.
not
qualified by then will not be
Dr.
and
Mrs.
R.
ACarnive
of
.down to bring he;
able'
to vote in the Democratic pri
Miami
art*
M
ti.'H
oward
M.
HorAugust* Eigehfhsni
maries.; Every woman is urged to
for the E ost^ hotj
wv rte 4 .n s s sa sfi go at once to the office o f Mr.
^*ill also bring l i t / , ^
jjner and her cousin, o m fo r the day on their way Du Bose and see that any irregu-
7
‘ ^McCulloch,;.
S
n
and tnp St. _ r___
^
Ube Montezuma H oteU pcpMffPC*, ■ •>[> ( t ]
•imp W a s
* with ‘Sanford and
,
toother yeiF; f‘
ViaitinR at- Lake Montob. the
■*
Pleasure with’ btuiWednesday,
Eunice Logan, before
riage.
rowel] of Daytt
Jaytona.
h«r mar-
stored-you can not vote.
Attending to business in San
ford Wednesday warn Mr,, R. *L'
'Reid o ( Genq
Geneva.
Called to Live Oak on account
of the serious illness o f his mother
Mrs. Speering, Cr., is G. C. Speering, sccofpanying Mr. Speering
are Mrs. Speering and his slater,
Mrs. O. O. Davis and her little
daughter, Miss Sarah, o f Okeecho
bee.
frrSwrij*JM'Htlry -i.V
catn or Cnp
y .fro m St.
Petersburg
curred at the Orlando
Myor.-i
here, registered nt
S i " .n d 5 £
Monday morning after »“ Tong
HoteL for a few days
illness.
The am.putation o f hSISorninolc Hotel,
Lutx and Mr
In a l
n1it«A
ftOtl MfS*
1
remaining foot
took
place "liftH't
week with tho hopes or prolong- F. D’. Kwlffin and son.
ing his life. The Interment too1
>ok
The Ladles Union of the Con
place Tuesday nt O cocc.. The
Churqh will have
captain was well and favorably gregational
Easter baskets of homemado candy
known hero, having mado many and1dyed eggs for sale nt Bowor’a
friends during his long rcsldencu
Drug Store on Friday and Saturn
here.
Mrs. Bell and their
»y afternoon.—advertisement.
have the sympathy o f
3=
friends.
On the recent warm evenings,
Tho Joncp residence ami gnthe whip-poor-wtiP'has been giv- rngc on Beardall Avenue aro look
ing his spring nerendaes.
with, new
We are pleased to noto that ing very attractive
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Bates are paint.
pleasantly located nt the FernR. L. Grier circulated a petidale apartments on First Street.
“V
'tion
Mrs. marKuri'v
Margaret eiiaranniia
Marshall,
mrn.
Of » „ last week, which was signed
A#
Cameron City, has been maklnr
.
dence, store building and barn,
painting the same, and adding
much to the appearance o f her
property.
Aulomnbilo dealers have been
busy o f late selling our neigh
bors new cars. - T . M. Bledsoe has
a new Bulck six, Mr. Uchkln n
Ford coup, Taul Peters and Leslie
Bryan, Ford trucks, Will Pravatt,
Walter Raulerson, Mre. Chorpenlng and Mrs. Ellsworth, new Ford
touring can .
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•m a
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1 so weaken their vitality
a n unable '
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us
do
th e
m
o a t j » i ! ' « ® q ^ il s ^
important part o f your
Spring Cleaning. San
Expected Wednesday are MrAllen Wilson of Philadelphia and f 0 r J
Mr. Joe Hyde, who will be tnc
idr.
the
guests of Mrs. Walter Morgan. Mr. j
Wilson and Mr. Hyde have been |
on a trip to St, Petersburg and
are on their way north.
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. E, Currier and
Mr. and Mrs. F. J- Mulnno, nf •
Jacksonville, were here several
dnyg this week, tho guests of the,
Seminole Hotel. Mr. Currier and)
Mr. Malone were here nn business, i
ns special agents for the Krna Fire I
Insurance Company.
nonraiii
M a ttrC 8 S F a c t o r y
1
E . J . S m ith C q .
DISTRIBUTORS
Jacksonville, Florida.
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Take
BATTERIES
P.A.M ero
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for the liver
Beware of IndtaUotw. DM*M*
th* gesmiMl* lQc ami 35c pack*,
a g ^ bearing above Wm Io mar*
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Easter Shoes
Easter Shoes
Girls W ill Like
to Please the Boy
a n
Every small girl loves to be dreaaed up from head to heel for Easter.
Here are Puaalnboots in oxford
and strapped styles very much like
those mother chooses. T o complete
her dainty outfit for Easter Sun
day and many other Spring occa
sions here are the very aho^
they are In suede o f many colors
as well as in block and white.
long way towards sprucing up the
Footwear Fashions
for Easter
small boy for Easter.
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Hi
High and
Ut
iVi
low styles arc moderately priced.
A favorite with many lads is a tan
Many o f the smartest Slippers s e e n .
along the fashion-way at Easter will be
o f suede in atredale, a rich brown, and
jack rabbit, a lovely gray. This Store,
as always, has complete assortm ents o f
all new styles to make Easter choosing
pleasure. Strapped models are here
in flattering designs to add to the at
tractiveness o f smart Eaater costumes.
.
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IW
A pair o f smart Shoes will g o. a
ca lf O xford with creased
vamp,
w hile others prefer
shoes
high
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■i
Urn.! bdaSt
I
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w ith tho new wing tip.
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A F in e C a n d y
lQcEvcryuTxera
Expected homo Thursday from
the Cathedral School at Orlando
for the Easter holidays-an* Miss
through Cameron City to Lamer- Elizabeth Whltncr and her cousin.
General Auto Rcpuirn
on Avenue tn Miller Avenue, which Miss Elizabeth McCulloch, they
will rnmplatc a much needed im will be the guests of Mia* Witner's ■
ph onm:
provement
father nnd mother, Mr. and Mrs.
County
Co miss Timor
Btcd- It. J. Whltncr.
Day, 391.
Night 5D8-J
soesoa
was
superintending
some work being done on tho
An expansion nttug of English
T^IE EXIDE
cross road nt Cameron City last Invention for holding screws in
week. Tho convicts were doing building mntcrils la made of n
the work, which Is duly apprecint- non-conducting fibre that* enable* I
BATTERY STATION
ey by tho inhabitants and tax it to serve as an insulator for
payers.
electric wiring.
in
S -S T S
The many friends o f MUs Bren
MRB IT ON BARTH
da Morrison will be pleased to
nt for torn (Usb, know that eh* Is fo o lin g m uch botnto Sanford
to re Air n
nores 6r lacsrations t#r
Morrison ha
.^uch wonderful work
CHILDREN'S RATAL DIBBASES
ia the Boresone ulte ah *x tended visit to hsr
th* Shsnandoah Valley
«**
tspriVty,
tlW iffler *ara,t*tpp|wirmfw*y.ntw
Groveland, on n visit to Mrs. Lishtcnwelter’s brother.
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The Sanford Herald, April 17, 1924
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 17, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 17, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford; The Sanford Herald