227 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cbb9dd0a500e741effc86b424a745e93.pdf 65aef3f70e64ba2c1c564ce9ade0792c PDF Text Text \ r•''r** \■ -•- *v ft*** *. r. V . . to hive* ! W\ NKWBPi F ib r il <r jt fr t a t t M t 1 FLORIDA: Local showen day and Saturday; moderate east and south shifting to no west winds.* ■ •' ^ , .L a n d a VI. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1921. =sC= BtiS- --i M »r> , - SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS First Pictures o f Thaw Trial si A Hi rp ppVkmrVU'* *jr 1 William Proctor, Manager I Jf «- Meantime Senate' Immigration Bill to nitV - with Hfliise' i' on Points Wherd Differences Were ted and Coolidge StuHptomdtlc Questions COMMITTEE FO R SIIES REVISION MEETS IN TAMPA I• ■ ___ : Ford Advocates Press Com­ mittee for Report on Bid Which Has Passed House So Can Gel Final Senfcte Vote— Norris Wants All Other Bids Considered Too Before Report Is Made. That He Dtd Not FINE PROGRAM IS Declares See Sinclair During Conk and that Sinclair FEATURE DENTIST vention Had Previously Refused to Contribute. *. A nything to OPENING SESSION the Republican Campaign . Announcement la Made That L. It. f l l y T fc r l u i M t la t n l " r f u l .3 3 fnjr t i M r l i M P fr n ) IWood Plans to Market Crops WASHINGTON, Apr. 18— Indi­ Approximately Fifty Delegates Through Florida Citrus Ex­ WASHINGTON, Ahri 18. — cations pointed sharply Thursday Gather Here To Enjoy Fourth change. Stories of oil company influence* toward a vote on the Muscle Shoals Session — Visitor*, Guests in the Chicago Republican conven­ issue in the senate before congress Chamber of Commerce. tion in 1920 were further explor­ ~ /S p ecia l to The Herald) adjourns. ed by the senate oil cnmmTtten TAMPA, Apr. 18.— Meeting in Advocates o f the Henry Ford bid With approximately 50 delegates with William Cooper Procter, cam­ executive session at the head­ have beep pressing the senate agri­ present and more expected to ar­ paign manager for Leonard Wood, note containing the quarters o f •the Florida Citrus culture committee for a report on “grave conaequen- Exchange this morning, the spe­ the bid, which has passed the house rive in time for the afternoon ses* on the witness stand. Procter de­ nied he had certain untested with / was "misconstrued In cial committee on revision of so that the senate may vote finally sions, the fourth semi-annual the late Senator Penrod duriiur the permier declared, •■lea plans, appointed by the on the offer. Chairman Norria has meeting of the Central District of the convention. He declared he ftle aeriousnssa o f the board o f directors Wednesday, taken the stand that all of the Florida Dental Society, opened its had nqt seen Jaka Hamon there a premier aaaerted the Is .undertaking n thorough study some half doxen bids for Muscle two-day convention this morning at and said he had not conferred had decided to main- o f tha way* and means by which Shoals should be considered by the the Valdez Hotel under the most during the convention with Sin­ dilatory attitude. "The the selling efficiency o f the or- committee before any report is favorable circumstances. clair, although he asked Sinclair itlbilon clause haa been anitetlon can be enlarged and made. mth houses,” he said, mproved. Following the registration of before hand for * campaign con­ Reiteratea Position. }{a the president*! signs* delegates from 9 to 10:30 o’clock, tribution and was itfnsed. He reiterated his position Thurs­ The members of the committee I at least la doubtful.” tho convention was opened in the had not learned antil the last are V, B. Newton, Orlando, chair­ day when he replied to a demand dining room of the hotel with the day of the convention o f the plan man; Capt. P. W. C. Kramer, by Senator Underwood, Democrat, ; W ‘ IGTOn T apt . 18— Hav- Leesburg; John A. Snively, Win­ Alabama, on the senate floor for invocation by Dr. E. D. Brownlee, Ito nominate Harding, the witness ,/ 1 ht the immigration bill ter Haven; W. E. Lee, Plant City; an early vote on the Ford bid. Ex­ pastor o f the Presbyterian Church said. pity with the house John S. Taylor, Largo; George A. plaining that the committee was of Sanford. Following the invo­ William Cooper Procter, of Cin­ points where wide dif* Scott, Tampa, and C. E. Stewart, now engaged in hearing* on the cation, Mayor Forrest Lake, in be­ cinnati, notiAed Senator Walsh of ire predicted the sen* J r„ Tampa. Dr. J. H. Ross, presi­ Muscle Shoals bid and committee half o f the city, extended n cordial the senate oil eommltteo Thursday., Into the concluding dent of the-exchange, is and ex-of­ action was expected within two welcome to the visitors. that h« would arrire In Washing­ ■ f.1f l.w s ■ |debate Friday with ac- ficio member, as he is o f all com­ weeks, Chairman Norris declared In his remarks. Mayor Lake took ton Friday in responzo to the com­ before adjournment. mittees. no attempt would be made by the occasion to praise tne profession mittee subpoena served upon him Coolidge meantrhlle This committee will function in committee to prevent a vote on any o f dentistry and laud the efforts o f Thursday. He financed the cam­ |ted that he would study harmony with the prevailing feel­ of the bids. 8enator Underwood the central district of the Florida paign or Leonard Wood in 1920, I questions raised by the ing among exchange members that retorted that the Ford bid had Dental Society In its efforts to pro­ and ia being questioned concern­ |f the Japanese exclus- the largely increased tonnage of been Invited,by the government, mote the advancement o f the pro­ ing campaign contribution* and on by both chambers fruit now coming M ’ the growers would not be changed and a vote fession. He declared that a great happenings at the Chicago con­ indication as to his marketing agency will mean should be had without delay. work is being accomplished by tho vention. ben the final msasuro greater responsibilities and rePhil E. Baer, United States At the committee hearing Thurs­ profession not only In this state but brelented to him fo r ap- tuire correspondingly expanded day, Elon H. Hooker, one o f the in others, and declared that San­ marshal for the eastern district acilitiea for handling. No re­ three bidders supporting the Hookford is proud to have as its guests of Texas, testified at Thursday's White House and port o f the delibertions will be er-White-Atterbury proposal, com­ such a distinguished gathering of htarlnif regarding hla acquaint­ ‘ Scenes from the Philadelphia' courtroom during the sensational sanity trial of Harry Thaw. Evelyn professional men. Irtraent considered the given out until after the recom­ pleted his testimony. This bid pro­ ance with the late Jakn L. Hamon, rhlcb has arisen- from mendation! o f the committee have poses to lease Muscle Shoals for Nesbit (above, left) and study o f Thaw (above, right). Below, Thaw entering courtroom with his In response to the Mayor’s talk, Republican national committeea.Japanese .exclusion been passed on .b y tha. board ot ,WJ years to be operated on a part- mother, Mrs. Mary C. Thaw (centefrVnml RensfZO. WnrfleM '(lofe):' .<>* Dr. l.-N . Kennedy o f Knstir, ex­ •■{***»■ * ■’ " * ~ |n the new immigration directors, which will meet In spec­ (Continued on page 8) pressed appreciation for the senti­ wu» a delegate to tho Chicago m te Thursday p r o f­ ial session on April 30 for the Hamon ment of Mr. Lake’s remarks and convention, and that its task of perfecting purpose o f considering them. thanked Hftn and the citizens of sought to get the Texas delegaare to the point which Much interest v a s aroused here Sanford for tho kind hospitality. Uo" tp vote solidly for Lowden. prediction o f its pas- yesterday, in business and fruit He praised the apparent co-opera­ He aded that the delegation wan circles, .by the announcement that fytion that exists between all busi­ iJan]Ing W” n Wo<><5, Lowd* n “ “ 1 esrit upon the census Lw R. Woods, president o f tbe Gulf ness men of this city and declared Ms approved by the Fertiliser Company, prominent The witness, said he had1never " that this city should rightfully be [the basis of irrmlgra- business man and extensive cit­ had any conversation with Hamon called "Lucky Sanford.’ ’ Jonment, thus -bringing rus grower, has decided hereafter Dr. DeVere B. Morris, president •bout Hamon'a ambition* politlement with the house to market hit crups through the “ Diamond” Joe Wallrn Briskly To in v The Aaseetatre r m d He denied that after tha Smith Declares Convention Held o f the organisation then announc­ call/. Heath Chair Showing No PHILADELPHIA, Apr. 18 Mr. section which ,was ex­ Florida Citrus Exchange. Hamon fttn*ral he had any condown, mopping his brow with a In Palatka Thursday Was One ed that a paper on "Oral Diagnos­ Signs o f {Nervousness. — The trial to determine the produce most contro- Woods owns and controls several venation with John Smith o f huis'lki-rghtef of Moet Successful Every is" would b« flyelt by Dr. J. II. Paris, Texas, who recently toUL. i f Jlarjur.K. Thaw bav­ vjjjte'-property Th was. halting. -iA'M --------- . — ^md- Polk coun* tiM.Xfid it a hun o f great influ­ Mr. Patterson ask' . ’■measure approacned a Jew HuiUraa jrm LA m lbik. hi Declaring jhat thastate RefluViri- su ___ voting tae time "F ifty -three,” was the re­ can gatherin'! at Palatka Friday durttMts and w j enjoyed President Coolidge ence. While his own marketing toil an electric chair in the etale Dr. Venrigan ing their poeitioh f arrangements have been satis­ i fo r'th e finsponse. - sing attention to' its was marked by intense enthusiasm had completed It, ne penitentiary here at 5:57 this me recipi­ e waa the recTpla] mores in proc* codings. Parboil Recalled. He confared during factory, Mr. Woods states that he morning for tho murder of "You are at present confined in and perfect harmony, B. G. Smith ent o f many words of congratula­ W. W. Tarbell, o f BctheL g with Chairman Ludgo believes the good o f tho industry Lnther Hay, Little Rock de­ the Pennsylvania Hospital for o f Oviedo, state committeeman tion upon its content. PHILADELPHIA, Apr. 18. — Mental and Nervous Diseases?" Conn., waa recalled and asked by ■reign relations commit- demands control o f 75 per cent from Seminole county, upon his re­ tective, last July. Body will Legal stntcgy that left the court I Inter with Secretary o f the crop in a co-operative mar­ "Y es." turn, stated that It wan one of the Following the reading of the pa­ Senator Spencer, Republican, JlSbe sent to Kansas City to hla per, a general round table discus­ souri. for an opinion o f tha oil hut the impression was keting organisation and feels that room temporarily breathless mother. Sullivan walked “ And how long h#vc you been most successful meetings ever held sion took place which was partici­ * « « « • . » • Previously had given It he was not yet pre- it is his duty to affiliate there­ and one in which much was ac­ marked theappearance on the wit­ there?" briskly to the death chamber . pated in by all present. It was a his ouallflcatlona a* " an experi­ Idecide whether to sign with. complished. ness stand Thursday o f Harry K. and showed no nervousnra*. “ About seven jears," Thaw re­ most auccessful session was the enced oil man." Reports from sub exchange and be bill. Thaw, in the jury trial to deter­ plied........ Mr. Smith with Postmaster J. opinion expressed by many o f those Before giving his opinion, Tarmine his sanity. different interpretations association managers in territorLITTLE ROCK, Ark., Apr. 18. P. Hall of Sanford, J. E. Bartlett present ns the meeting adjourned bell read a statement saying that "About seven jears.” I given by the senate and ies so far covered by the "Lake — Diamond Joe" Sullivan was o With unexpected suddenness, o f Altamonte Springs and E. W. for lunch. "A little less." in hi* testimony March 24 he stateIwho conduct the cour- Wales Plan" drive, received at the one o f a trio o f condemned mur* former Judge John M.. Patterson, "You have signed a petition llonck of LongwooJ, represented ‘ At 12:15 o’clock the dentists were ed he had called upon the general ffn affairs to tha intent office o f Business Manager C. E derers who held up the warden of counsel for Thaw, asUod him a few addressed to this court, asking the this county at tne gathering which the guests o f the Sanford Cham­ manager of th« Associated Press. snese note which pre- Stewart, Jr., indicate notable suc­ the Arkansas penitentiary with a rfunctory tjuestions, which court to apoint u jury and try the was attended by 137 delegates. In New York, and offered an inter­ icnste's vots in favor of cess in signing up additional “ wooden automatic” pistol and Feb. iaw kn*wered briefly, and then issue of whether or not you have Summing up what was done nt ber of Commerce at its weekly view about Teapot Dome for publuncheon. Mayor Lake presided exclusion, and the op- members. Soma communities ad­ 1, and after securing a ride and said to opposing counsel, "Gentle­recovered and nre o f sound mind the meeting, Mr. Smith said the over the meeting and opened the liqatlon, but that he had since . |®oth sides remains tin- vise that by the end o f the drive, two pistols taht baa been thrown men, examine .him !" ut the present time— Is that gathering named 10 delegates to gathering with a few more words learned he had talked to one In a to have 100 over the v i l l f the* night • before, i When the note was da- on May 1, they expect tnc national convention, with in­ subordinate position. Arthur C. Dickson, attorney for right?” for the ex- forced the warden to drive them Secretary Hughes and per cent stren structions to vote for President o f welcome in which he said that "Y es," nnsweiVu Thaw. the trustees o f the Thaw ontatc, change among •o f th a jh et that tkh eir citrus growother state department the organisation waa proud to have from the stockade o f the prison in "You have asked me to and William Gray, counsel for ut Coolidge; re-elected the officers of a* its Bucsta today, the members question asked by Kendrick seems 1 chief significance was era. his own automobllf. Evelyn Nesbit, divorced wife o f ; y**u on the witness stand so at the state organization, as well as o f the dental society. He express­ o be perhapa immaterial and cer­ definition for the first Hla two companions, Emory Thaw, whose 13-year-old son h tf the other side, or anybody National Committeemen Geo. W. tainly my answer irrelevant," said else pecinct form o f the exact Connell and Euloe Sullivan, were intervened in the case, seemed the court may suggest, may ex Bean, deferred naming u state tick­ ed the hope that they would make Tarbell. “ I suggest that both b* p* the gentleman’s agree shot to dsath, firs days later by a surprised. Aftor a hasty confer- amine you upon all relevant mat­ et until after the state Democratic themselves at home and pledged esnunged from the record." •y did not regard It at posse composed of Little Rock po­ «J?«e with alienists on their side, ter* and let the jury draw its in­ primary in June, and adopted a that everything for the comfort »ny threat against this and entertainment o f the visitors lice officers, newspaper men and Mr. Dickson said, 'we have ques°t *CU° n W** Uk#n U>e " * no ference from what you say us to plan for distributing postoffice pat­ would be provided. nt. That opinion still special deputies. Jos Sullivan, suf­ questions to ask." ronage. The convention late your condition— is that rig h t?" dn the committee session of □espite the construction fering from a bullet vpund in the A large number o f visitors and March 24, Senator Thursday receased until July 16. “ Relevant" Puxzles Him. Kendrick. Mr. Patterson then rested hla “"■ r.h a ve placed upon arm, weakened by cold, hunger and Another noticeable feature o f the local business men were called Democrat. Wyoming, had asked Thaw appeared puzzled by the case, with reservation of the right frave consequences.” Ex­ Miss Marion Crawford and Miss exposure, had surrendered to Jef­ convention according to Mr. Smith upon for short expressions. word "relevant" frowning, ho re­ u 1 Associated Preen the house and san­ Elizabeth Cooley, representing the ferson county officers earlier in c*,11 Harry C. Thaw, change o f witticisms and boosting had declined was the lurge attendance o f wom­ plied, after u slight pause, "I his Interview,* and ction committees had American Rad Cross, will speak at the day. He declared he had been Thaw’s 82-year-old mother, later. remarks featured these short en, most of whom were represent could hardly say yes." Tarbell replied, "They .aid they • definition o f the gtn- a meeting to be held at the court shot accidentally by Connell two Thaw Totters. Their talks. Especially was the "negro Wall, practically?" suggested ing east coast counties. •gmemsnt and tha aUte house next Tuesday night 8 o’clock nights after the secape while they Thaw smiled, and after being presence, ha further stated, had a sermon rendered by Mr. Allen of sides,")* m*"y fri*nd* ™ 2® . Pt fait that Ambassador on the subject o f Community Wel­ were traveling through dense mentioned to by -Mr. Patterson, Mr. Patterson. enjoyed . by everyone. . T« £ » u assailed tho act o f June marked inflgsnce on the orderli­ Orlando, " I f I had something else— ’’ be­ had supplied one which fare Work according to left the stand. He had taken ori- gan Thaw, only to se interrupted ness of the convention. 1 Among those called upon to sneak an an­ woods. [governments could ec nouncement made Friday. Connell and Euioa Sullivan were ly a few steps, however, when ho . S ’ leased l.Und! r off-set mWhkh ? • «la • *<« * Mr. Smith atatsd that only did wers: Dr. A. B. Whitman of Or- D Daniels wells by Mr. Patterson’s gesture by the Dr. J R. Mitehsll of Atlan- California reserve. Tho two speakers will speak to discovered by three local newspa­ tottered, and had to be assisted opposing counsel with the request the convention g o onYecihrd as favHa dedal •v# Consequences.” tlves of the several or- per men a short time after the to his seat where he slumped that.thsy examine the witness. oring placing ■ complete ticket in X*y,0£ °* DeLand, George the expression "grave POMe had started a search of throughout the county the field for the' state offices, but A- DeCottea qf Sanford. Dr. Ander- tween the finger and the thumb .w a »'n o te d , It whs general charity work thickly wooded area near where also it has been decided to name a O JTred *• Wilson of of one nun is un-Democfatk.” l « the department .' as Joe Sullivan had surrendered. The time. Their purpose will ticket for the various offices In Sanford, Dr. J. N. Tench of Gaines­ Barg Doe ta Drainage. p g .merely the ambaa- be to ley lbefore the representa­ two convicts were hidden in a fal­ ville, Mrs. A. B. Whitman of OrI ^ If ^ T * wmm a eea Seminole county.- Just when these The witness said undoubtedly PPrehension that the eg- tives the Complete plan o f organ­ len tree top and were said to have will'bc selected to oppose the Dem- Undo, O. M. Hand o f Sanford, Dr. Die small outflow o f oil in T h o m lppy *l«tween ised welfare work such as is pro­ opened fire on the reporters u Kennedy of Eustic. Dr. G. T. Bark- Dome, which he characterised^*" -ocratlc nominees, is not known. and Toklo might suf- posed for 1 Seminole county anc soon as they saw thsy had been * -Delegates named to the national W l«?L ? rUundn’ £ r' VerrJ« » n ot d,sapointing, had been due discovered. One o f the reporters which has-been worked out suc­ convention are: A t large, George Winter Perk, Dr. Caswell o f San­ to " drainaga*, cessfully ill other Florida counties. was hit in the foot by a bullet dur­ W. Bean. G. B. Skipper, D. T. de­ ford and others. t*J* " d p ot the reserve.” He . . I g 'f f l C T . # ?•?»• aa T " ' " J T O b„cn „ s j . by Jstlve Crime.” ing the general battle that follow­ A t a meeting in February of the row and M. M. Owens; first dis­ . id* comment u Apr. 18.—The Toklo officials o f the Seminole County ed between the convicts and mem­ the a,„ternoor» Program, tha K. w " J C . " « o ! S L . rf.,„8r h o; S ' ” * " ” J a . . . . . Montana, since his trict: William M. Brownback, W. •odety was to reconvene at 2 b’- conditions on the naval oU firm wer^ for services rendered bers o f tha posse that had rushed •nsditorUl Friday, call- Red Cross, Miss Crawford pre­ election to the United State* sen­ es was not baaed upon i r f 1** ,c ti°n In approv- sented the matter for considera­ to the spot- The three news men ate were explored Thursday by a in Montana state court eases and M .Gobcr; second district: T. W. tiock to hear a discussion Tinker’s Bryan, negro; third district; Geo­ M tX '.ll" Vnial AhotmsnU by Dr. examination but represented that the senator in accepting that * ,r * awanlad two-thirds of lik P^ne,e exclusion tion. Later she returned to San­ special sehate committee with cvrge P. Wentworth: fourth district: Mitchell. Discussion led by Dr conclusions reported by him ford and made a complete survey a $1,000 reward o ffe n d for the ery witness heard denying specifl- employment had specifically stat- J. E. Junkin and S. J. McGill, ne­ er a study of date he got .. convicts’ capture, dead or alive. would not appear for Camp­ o f the county situation and gather­ ■L k" V rW g e o f any Irregular bell in any federal matters Dr. Mitchell's remark*. At 4 o’­ newspapers, magaaines and ot be- gro. J m and Eulos Sullivan were not ed data fo r a comprehensive re­ or illegal transactions on his pari. A committee o f seven named to clock a clinic led by Dr. Mitchell sources. action U . o f his election to the senate. port, which she later gave to the wlated. Tha latter was a former decide whether it was advisable to waa scheduled to be held. TT»o committee received also ion of ,Am’ resident o f Oklahoma, where he Booth, who testified that he beard o f county commissioners, At eoplea o f telegrams which the and Senator Wheeler had been name a state ticket at this time, >* words to ■suit This afternoon at 5 o'clock' the Mother o f J. D. He that time the board appointed two was wanted at the time o f his reported adversely, and called for visitors with their friends war* to Montena has im­ ikl Thf, American o f- its members to look into the death to answer chargee in connec­ pounded in connection with the a recess o f tbe convention until »ald that hla Campbell permit In Orlando natter and ascertain what support tion with several bank robberies. f r n„ f0r ■btomobile ride Dies f . J S S U S f i t t lt>was receiving. The board went He was condemned to dla for the cindictment o f Senator Wheelar. '“ •fuaslon with the senator waa July 16, at Palatka. The report Tthotn£ ® delta Result O f Inji incidental..to a talk as to Camp­ was adopted with the comment beings, since on record as being willing to enter murder o f J. Walter Casey, a spe­ non ft,"*’ hUn w M * - ■ National Committeeman belong to •the Caoca- the plan provided the other 88 or* cial deputy marshal, at tbs door of 000 from • Montana client for ap­ bell* financial difficulties which from pearing before , the Interior de- had had “ nothing to dd with the Bean, that the Republicans „ WU1U Gainesville u, the Harrison Jail last July. The Mrs. H. C. Hoed, i races.” serving aa toastmaster, ghnlsations proposed for the new •wkJ casta in direct government.” • b# I na better position later to la to ..be served, of J. a Hood of history and politics organisation, should accept' it 0 ,f lcfr 2 ^ . nnl<*N»W the.door Co .. , . 4lin g tha lunch­ advantage of the nroduct of m i " •wtun*. Sullivan to nu call, hum violation^of a federal statute. eon the regular annual buiinrs* 1 “ Dht Mr. Wheeler at any tlmo "take - Sf , r , ?5M t° ‘open wholehearted. 7 Had Discussed Permit. tho Democratic which he had escaped a few hours session will b« lor» Perry cam* to In an effort to present further by tbe log a * TbftftA tfliffniini, produced Vfti* w ith ^ ' " ” or® y oa - ,n .connection Post Off! election of o data showing concrete facts on the for aa a i Expected opposition to tho party Mr. workings o f sash a plan. Miss t f & ' s u n s s Ben— r the c l i^ t ,' GoVd^n rC a ^ S l a fall whjch l|ra. and shot him dead. While being Crawford and Mias Cooley will Idaho, Montana, oil operator, * Jap Prince Interested * a a w 3 f l ™ p 4 in present the matter next brought to Ljttle Rack folio win; the m uning opposing candidates fo r y night. Mlsa Cooley, it is hla conviction on a charge of mur certain Im m igration Bill rty office*. Op motion o f D. T. In , . . il)l*aii Meapad his guards, has a great deal of handcuffad and .hackled, by Jump­ -.jrow, post o r * in this IUm o f work. ing from a hotel second story ve( B r Th e * it in several TOKIO, Apr. cour Hirohitc* ia W.U, ■ndatlon of tha county terast In tha IN I e-chair Mrs. John Uon and haa the l coast Minister M j of former ijro pVoto it would di stion VJ Aw m U I » S l>TM«) Apf. 17—The recall of Jr Hanlhara la not con|by the Japanese govern[the present Premier KlAmerican.. correspon■y after a meeting with e J O E SULLIVAN A fter “ Legal Strategy" Which L eft COUNTY TICKET PA Y S PEN ALTY Court Room Breathless, Trial o f M AY BE PUT IN K ILLIN G H A Y Harry Thaw Adjourned to Monday FIELD BY G. 0 . P. B S S Representatives o f R ed Cross T o Speak AtM eetiiigTuesday W itnesses Deny Havin Irregularities in Wheeler’s Conduct rs& 1m a w la rts ? , • ■ui... :-*;.; • - ’ . i J . ■ ' • .*■ • ■ �» ” t •> jv ; RTFS'! " THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, A^RIL 17, 1924, trr V CITY NEWS PARAGRAPH S CAS SEEN B Y <Pt)PULAR ^MECHANICS aMAGAZINE _ THIS-WEEK IM- ** • v Celery Shipments Thursday—Regular meeting . of | i Eastern Star at Masonic Hall ( * -at i p. m. For April 16: Thursday— Weekly -KRtehoon o f j otomoc .Yaul.. —•th* *-A#**rt»Haw—:.Tf” *Biia»nW9^ > ycruss . Women at the Valdes Hotel at) Chicago .......................... 12:15 p. m. New York ..................... Friday— Weekly luncheon o f 1 Philadelphia ...................... „... 3 ’^'Chamber of Commerce at the I St. Paul .......................... "<Va)det Hotel at 12:15 p. m. Buffalo .................................... 2 —-Regular meeting of Memphis ................................ ! 1 rhts Templar at M iaoni;! Syracuse ....................... . a t-U Q p. .tn,----------------- . — following Date* Beiked Ahead. - Dwtwlt Atlanta .............................. American Legion Dance, April ! Jersey City - .................. ... 1 21, at the Armory. i Baltimore .................... ,........ 1 . Get-Together Dance, May 2.) Pittsburg .......................... 1 auspices Woman’* Club. ~ Boston ......................... General reception, Presbyteri­ Minneapolis ...................... an Church, April 29. Dnvenport ....._ ............. 1 Subscription Bridge, April 21, Montreal .......*.................. 1 Woman’s Club. Scranton ....................... ........... 1 Worcestec .......................... M A Y O R ISSUES C A L L M’ADOO Total ................... PROPOSE m e e tin g h e r e &LON H. HOOKER HIS • :.EXPLAINS 'SHOALS OFFER (Continued from page 1.) *tllizer $10 . a tan mare cheaply than th* other bidders. Onefburth o f this would be saved in transportation charges through tho services o f Mr. Atterbury. one-fourth through.thair.improved process o f producing ammonia ' :.w lth fertilizer and ons-half igh experienced business ad­ oration. J !e said there was addition but that fertilizer ild be.produced by them ut less A the market price. U.Power produced at Mussel ShOdlf, Hooker continued, would b* divided In three parts. Onetptlrd would be used ut tho Muam ! Shoals plants, one-third would b« sold to nearby towns and one.third distributed to farmers. BLAND SCORES . FLETCHER FOR DOING NOTHING . ' t . , ■■ « i i ORDINANCE. TTAMPA, Apr. 17.—An ordi­ nance drawn by Judge James T. Glen has been presented to the commission along with a petition of citizens that it be passed and an olcction called to settle the question that has been before the people of this city for several weeks ns to the source of Tam­ pa’s future water suply. The or­ dinance was mqde ‘ public by T. N. Henderson, chairman of un or­ ganization opposed to proposl tions that the Hillsborough River be used as the source o f supply ns against the present system of artesian wells. TO HOLD MASS MEETING. (Hr The AsNorlulril J'rr«sl BUADENTOWN. Apr. 17—City council has decided to hold a pub­ lic meeting at which a proposal to bond tho city for eztensivo mu­ nicipal improvements will be dis­ cussed. It has been suggested that the bond issue would be propor­ tions beyond anything ever before attempted, and probably will be submitted to the people sometime during this summer. Projects suggested for incorporation, in tho ordinance calling the election ure: A municipal gas plant, bountiful auply o f soft water in the city mains, additional sanitary sewers, extension o f water mains, more J 1 M p u rxdya n dM m p lyto T g e C voters o f this state, rally to his support and send the state’s dele­ gation tq the convention with Its eight rotes pledged to William G. IfeAdoo,*' the mayor continued. . That Sanford will be the center -of interest on May 2 and 3, when the eyes of the whole party will Watch with interest every develop­ ment In the move to secure Flori­ da's support for the Wilson cabi­ net official, (■; the Arm belief of 'asreryonej" Big party leaders and ■specially those fayorin ~~ . Adoo'n ramifdwTrwWN interested In the outcome o f the organised effort in this state. NEW ideal for the hiker. It is a three-tube receiver, operating on small batteries and is complete in all details. The instruments are fastened to n ennvaaweb belt, and each tube has its own rheostat; a potentiometer is also pro­ vided. The sot 1ms sufficient power to operate a loud speaker, and it is’said that stations as far away as Chicago liave been heard on it. The antenna consists of fine wire sewn between two canvas sheets so that it may be carried under the shirt, or in a pocket. * ♦ • Monkey’s Bites Test Money Owing to the spread of counterfeit coins in Siam, monkeys are being em­ ployed in the banks to test the spuri­ ous currency, it is reported. Installed behind the counters, monkeys test the Coins between their teeth. If good, no marks are left on the metal, and the coins are thrown into a box at the nLiiual’s aide. Should the coins lie tud, the metal bears visible marks and U thrown on the floor, later to be avvept up and destroyed. Geology Survey Is M ade o f State By GovernmentExpert TALLAHASSEE. F lo . Apr. 17. —J. T. Pardee pf the United States * « * 7** ^ h mUnlcip,} cfock Geological Survey haa been in RE8IGNS AFTER 32 YEAfts. Florida fop some time engaged in prospecting for phosphates by /fir The Asaovlatril Prraa) MIAMI. Apr. 17. —Charles G. drilling on government lands in Johnson, after 32 years service as different purts of the state, It was -. a lighthouse keeper, hus resigned disclosed hero Thursday. lie hun spent considerable timeat the age of 65. and will retire on a pension to spend his remain­ in' thu neighborhood of Bartow, ing dayB with hU wife in Key in Polk county, and around Ocala, West. During the 32 years, he Marlon county, on government has visited his wife three times a lunds in that section. Other gov­ year, each time on a leave of 20 ernment lands aro scattered in days, after a “ watch” o f throe northern Florida. HU .attention months at his lonely lighthouse ,will next be devoted to tha latter les SOUtJV .■ _________ __ ' \VniIo prospccltng In South FlorIda, Mr. Pardee made his head­ FOR WORKING PEOPLE The best of workers get out of quarters in Polk county, and he sorts when the liver fails to act. expects to work out o fTallahussee They feci languid, holf-aick, “ blue’’ when ho reaches West and North and discouraged andthlnk they are Florida. The government has withdrawn getting lazy. Neglect of these symptoms might result in a sick certain tracts of lands in the state spell, therefore tho sensible course from the entry lists, and Mr. Par­ Is to tsko a dose of two o f Her- dee Is going over these lands for bine. It is Just the medicine need­ the purpose of determining their ed to purify the system and ro- value nnd seo whether or not it store the vim and ambition of shall be released, it is understood. These lands are separate and health. Price 60c.. Sold by all distinct from the vest areas rep­ druggists. resented in the national forest re­ serves In Florida, which constitute WILL CONFISCATE FIREthousands o f square miles. ARMS. (Ur T b r AeeurlNlrJ l * r v u ) WEST PALM BEACH, Apr. paring knives to howie knivui and 17.—Contraband knives un-l pit- 'tllettocN, while the firearms are tola cimtlacated from per-iom nr- big. little, pretty and ugly, -rupresteil In this city will go the •*<*,nting u four years accumu­ lation. same way the contraband intoxi­ cants travel. Following di.qxiiui o f 150 bottles o f liquid nvidence which was poured into the sewer, Municipal Judge Harry Hauck | hus ordered that the varied col-1 lection of knives and pistols like- i wisu be dumped Into thu witters hereabouts. Included in tliv col­ lection of 500 knives and 200 pis­ tols are found weapons of all de­ scriptions. The knives range all the way from bread cutlers and (Continued from page 1.) l i t M r . Mil of the next - ckhIo.i calling for a sum sufficient for the .eonslruction o f the canal. Judge Bland, who with • J. F. SHgh, president of the Florida Wusffic League, were present at the. I•icel.ng to aid !n laying plat s »F push!i i- the conU, declared that e Vculd answer tho Utter written Se.irlor Fletcher to the Jn-kaville Chambro of Coninurc* nnd Just whAt is tho objevt of the rmer’a attitude. In the meantime thoru is to U> [ let-u4* in the efforts to tec | ieraf aid in the matter, ft was i ctd. Plane for more meeti o f which will bo held here seek, are In th? making for* . *• of getting KUe wholeand uaitad support of all i> concerned. A strong atwill be made to *et the a ;1»t'on IncorporafJ In tinbill before CongTCis so thit ell need of this |iart o f tho w y bo answered. Daily Fashion Hint Daily Fashion Hint re -. _ » Radio Beacon Guide* Aviator .. on Hundred-Mile Flight The Ideal Radio Set for Hiker* Strange Animal Being Sought in Heart of Jungle Hrnry Forkotth, a Brooklyn nmv Deep in Ihc depths of East African irur, is Ihc designer and builder of a , siorri * r»d jo p*nr dhat-.ehDtrfd • prove jungles, the “ Nandi bear,” ’ depleted 6 ^ B ^ la t iv e s t* a ferocious speeiea of I ms orating hyeua with striped skin, is 5 being sought by scientists. Tho tales o f frightened villagers and fragment­ 2 ary reports from hunters indicate that the animal is taller and much more powerful than the ordinary, hyena. 1 In the last-ten years h Mdnvs esT pi orations have TraulUd in tire ,dja1 oovery of many new animals, among which the okapi, a largo rtbew-likc creature, is regarded u the most im­ 1 portant. 8maller animala are con­ ,1. stantly being found and the old Roman adage, “ Out of Africa, always something new,” is slmoat daily proved true. Scientists believe, how­ 1 ever, ihat there are few of the larger species tliat Imvo escaped identifica­ .74 tion. / ( U r T h e «■»»<• In I r<l l > r r » | 7 ’• • J • e > i I (Continued from page 1.) be completed and ready for publi­ cation, It was further announced. In an Interview today Mayor LaV* .declared that Mr. McAdoo is by far the leading candidate for ihe Democratic nomination and the duly'man with whom the party can hope to win In the coming elections, fore, he pointed out, thu a been unquestionably for >od, but he declared that the Hde of public opinion Is turn­ ing in overwhelming numbers to the ranks of McAdoo. '{cA doo, he said, is the logical didate. -He Is more favorable _ m n Florida viewpoint as well as from that o f the entire southland and the Democratic party because Of progress!veness. Underwood, he stated, cannot ever hope, to win because ir is known that he repre­ dents Wall Street and moneyed htterectn. Besides, the latter la more or lass'w et-irrhls biewH and tbls alono would coat him the supo f thousands of staunch dry • r in . ucccss of the Democratic party he November elections depends rely upon the man It selects and the only real man that it has to oftyr, is Mr. McAdoo, declared the . . Held Invalid jsy State Supreme ,T *' j . PLORIDA-fJEORGlA DAY. *i Prrm*. JONVILLL, A f t . 17.— -five ’ thousand vDltors IN NAVY TAFFETA ’ expected here late in the for the <:eIebratioii of PVrt in its simplicity is this frock yla I »ay, according of iuvv blue taffeta, which laatena at and affords _ • eplcndul in chaise of arrnnge- tne kit aklo _______ ,— — to «“ * as a trimming some of th e ^ occasion. The on probably will bo held. *r? buttoo noreltics in such great vogue t. although the definite,‘ i*“ P " 0"«U«red. the bands “ not yet boon fixed. Dr.|*“* “ t*rt " “ Y but : **®y,°I breaking tfco mooou I Herlong- city eommisjion|f #( hreakimrtha ^ i i straight silhouette. or short, oe 1 1914 P*VM ^210. MODES GRACEFUL AND SLENDER The very becoming end simple 1 frocl .. is .. fashioned ____inl C dark* pictured to the left (tray alpaca. Tho long are fin* ig sleeves are ■died with circular cuffs, and the neck it in square outline. Molding in the ful* Mt the waist, which phowa on in* chnation toward the nor mol. is a belt o. self-material. Medium bite requires 3 . yards 36-inch matcriil. rhe tailored suit his, Come Into III own again, and It, too, follows tha straight and slender silhouette. Tht model Illustrated may be developed in twiU, covert doth, charmeen, brosd ctoth or alnaca. Tho coat haa • con­ vertible collar, and much of lu smart* U embodied in ite perfect linm MUriaT “ “ * « -W ’ Auto Death in U. S. Every Thirty-Five Minutes Every time the clock recorded thirty-five minutes during the last year, a person was killed on the high­ ways of the country, and each minute, approzimatrly three persons were in­ jured, delegates to the convention of the American road builders were told. In twelve months highway accidents claimed a total of 15,000 lives and caused 1,700.000 injuries, Bccording.to the figures given. Uniform traffic reg­ ulations, established by all states, strict enforcement of these laws, sys­ tematic . maintenance of roads ami safety education in schools were urged to curb tho ever mounting number of fatalities. In Wisconsin, a survey ol accidents during the jmst two years was said to have proven! that most of them occurred on straight roods, large­ ly due to attempts of drivers to pass one another. Railway grade crossings however, were declared to be the moat dungerous. M X 1 M || _ U . . a tical Measures Are Better ing Farm Situation From Ground Up. “THE ...BIRTH OF] NATION”] CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FORMED MONTICELLO, Apr. 16 — A county-wide chamber of commerce has been organised here. The or­ ganization haa sound financial back Ing and a good supply of man-pow­ er. Leaders in the county believe jt will greatly aid extension work in Jefferson. NEW YORK, Apr. 16.—Gov. Al­ fred Smith. New York, stands befote the nation aa a receptive can­ didate for the Democratic presi­ dential nominaUon, announcing he Is willing to accept the honor after tho Democratic state convention here Tuesday acclaimed him the tor fills the screened-in “ porch” which “ type o f public official nee led to has one aide on hinges to that the en­ fill the position.’* gine run be reached easily. The cot­ AN EXHILARATING EFFECT tage weighs but little more than tho inrlowd body of standard type and A bottle of llerbine on the shelf proves an effective advertising device. at home is like having a doctor in tho house all the time. It gives instant relief when the digestion WILL SELL ISLAND. getn out o f egder nr tho bowels fall t-' act. \)no or two dose* Is (Ur Tkf- ANNorlNted I’ r r u ) ull that is necessary to start things KEY WEST, Apr. 17.—Trus­ moving and restore th u One feel­ tees of the Internal Improvement ing of exhilaration and buoyancy Fund of Fluridu have placed on of apirita which bvlnnga only to the murket an island. 10O feet by perfect health. Price 60c. Sold by all leading drugglsta. 300 feet, containing nearly three ncresV made’ by throwing'up riiarf on different occasions when ‘ the harbor channel here was deepen­ JiO--1 ed. I I S ,“ " « « h t h e r i 8h t w . > j " ' 1’ * d e n tif r ic e t h e t i . * Tjff»Reducip| L a ret! bargain. IthuiL op •cour. , U and medium skin. Mtdik W a s h " V °ur te e th c le a n able pink or white cod with l 24 to 36—and com omj| C O L G A T E ’S i & a i L T t 'v x r * ’. B a . a c i e r & '- v f t r j ,tV- f” the farm to develop Increased helpfulneaa. Banker-farmer conferencea have been arranged by the Agricultural Commission of the American Bank­ ers Association at the auto agri­ cultural WMVftW colleges IU In iUUUUi*, Indiana. Mich-W.SWIWI Dakbta, Montana. Kansas, Oklahoma. Colo­ rado and Wyoming. The Oregon Bankers Association Is engaged In the promotion of conferences In an effort to bring about diversified agriculture. Practical Aid by Banks Officials of a large Astoria, Ore­ gon, bank are taking an active part In making (arming a real business In their community. A group of dairymen wanted td borrow suf­ ficient money to buy s carload of purebred Guernseys. There were practically no purebred Ouernseye in the county. These dairymen bad little money so they took the matter up .with this bank. A Ut­ ter of credit tor tlt.009 wee given to them Immediately on • joint note. , It meant the starting o f purebred Guernsey herds In tha county and most of the dairymen who purchas­ ed the animals hare sold enough ot tho offspring to pay for the original Investment. One of tho dairymen says. “ Had the bank not been lib­ eral In making this loan, the orig­ inal Importation could not have been made and ths county would not have at this Urns the reputa­ tion It now hat as ons ot the Guern­ sey centers of the Northwest” Ladies’ White Oxforda or 1- MEN’S SUITS values up to: strap $30.00, Pumps. $2 TO $ 4.00 i t Ladies’ in at per pair BOYS’ ALL WOOD SUITS, Men’s black ■ . one- strap Suede Airedale per pair $ 15.00 . “ MEN’S STRAW HATS Sandals .Gray* $ 1.75 TO $ 3.50 and LADIES’ SILK * *♦ < John $6.00 Misses’ strap B. St son Hats, a styles Big stock to select from oneSuede T DRESSES— - • ^t $ 5.00 % ' L og Cabin . ttrei size * ; $7.00 $ 19.00 TO $ 32/00 "— ry" -‘ .- - - - tLadies’ Hi LADIES’ LINEN DRESSES A * 4 . • i ' all shapesa all coloi*s at each •^ ’ -»•/*«, Nr . • 1hi !/>’ -- —^1i ” $i•6:50 ! i .. * i ,$4TO $6 * • • > .V t a i n * m « . « d n ll, Eft > it *: ->3 n y ii hd" - ■H \ two pair pants, sizes 9 to 18 brown Oxfoi years at per suit Bal. or Blu. Ladies’ you tried the lost profitable feed (offered to poultry rais­ ers in ’F lorida 'Today? you at $3 .5 0 $ 25.00 4 lm t not, Oxfords, B or Blu. Worsted and Mohairs, at per. pair suit Black Pumps per pair .■ Tropical Brcj ; •■• i 111-2 to 2 at • ,* II you have Gabadine, Men’s one-strap Sat­ Pumps, ' •• ......... .. DISTRIBUTED 1 *Sh t t % ..Today, ( H r T h e A ssociated Prcsa) The merits of Intermediate and lons-tlmo agricultural credit nuw avsllsble, organization and coop­ eration of producers for balanced production, and orderly marketing are tho chief topics of discussion at many banker-farmer conferences belnx bold In various parts of the country with tho atsUtanco of tha American Bankers Association. At a Texas Agricultural College mooting repreaentatlves of agricul­ tural and llveatock associations agreed that there Is no such thing as overproduction, and thAt every Increase In production should rulso tho standard of living higher. They saw need for the organisation of producers for balanced produetlon and orderly marketing to re­ lievo the stresa In agriculture, with credit provided of sufficient time to cover farm and ranch turnover. Legislation Net Wanted. Further legislative action was not considered appropriate, in tact, thsrs was actual opposition to furthor government action te assist In economic adjustment, ev­ eryone thsrs being In cemploto ac­ AGRICULTURE cord that conditions were prop! tlouo at far as existing Institutions More than ten millions ot out were conccnm f.to raise tho (arm­ are actively engaged In ag­ or and stookman to a proper eco­ riculture. They comprise X U per nomic place.In-tho buolr|ete world. ueul ut all p«r»9a*.ov<r tea yegre The establishnutut of l$e loterqie* of ag* engaged In a.gainful oecudlale Credit Bonk was,declared to potion, four farms represent more ,b« ‘the last* step *la 'th* provision (than ooo-fourih of our total tuIof necessary agencies of credit .Uoual wwtlth. Tbs velus of our while sufficient opportunity (or cd- tarn* products In a tingle year It operation siUts In present ofi-ml 40 per cent of that ot our manu­ tutlon*. factured products—and Um lattar .The Agriculture! Commission q( ingludt many finished Items which the American Bankers AssorLitloq l«fl ‘ tha farm os raw material. v u dtsarlbed aa a means of co Thirty one -per cent of til our «x-. operation between 'bankers and ports In 1931, In itrms of valuei, farmers and Its work ssplalned In were food products ot the farm,— bringing banker* In more Intimate Walter W. Head. PreilJeot Amer­ touch with the solus: problems of ican Bankart Association, y / . ILA] c UUHEATf SMITH FOR PRESIDENT FORT MYERS, Apr. 17.— Mrs. Idu M. Irclund, after several months’ illness, is deud at her home in this city. She wna the widow of George F. Ireland, one of the pioneer residents o f Fort Myers., who had given tip- hU bus­ iness lust fall in order that he might devote his entire time to the oare of his wife prior to hU death on December 7, last. :.q ........ ............ ........................ BANKER-FARMER , CO-OPERATION At City. Park Thursday, Apr. 17, 8 p. m. aJe .41vche.Sfmiize Eidalaa — Sousa 2. Overture, Queen, of Au­ tumn _____ ___ :________Bigge 3. ' Selection, Robin Hoodl......... ----- ■----- ---- ------- DoKovenx 4. Valse de Concert, La Barcaralle ■• Waldtenfel 5. Serenade, Hungarian ........ o l— ___ ___i------ Joneteres Guided only by -ign-W spoksu nvas radio 'beaconr'ax 'aviator recently flfw from Dayton, Ohio, to a point one hundred mile* distant,. arriving there without mishap and witlnut los­ ing his course at any'point. In his re­ ceiver he heard’ flw letters A and T —) repeated over and Brer. As he flew along tho correct course, troth letlars wsrs sequally loud,, but Um me- -— INTERMISSION______ 6. March, Washington Greys f ment he got off the course to one side or the other, one Utter became no7. Selection, Amorlta... Czibulka tireabljr. louder ^thaq ithe oth^r and 8i 'Songs for Comet— Selected. showed him which way to turn. » «S -I ' 9. Plantation Echoes ___ •r% , --- ---------------- Thos. Coates Cottage-Built on Auto Gives • 10. Star Spangled Banner...,__ ! . ............................. —........ .' Tourists H6nie Comforts JOS. REIZENSTEIN, * Fitted upon the chifais of a small Bandmaster.' 1 touring car, ■ 'miniature cottage sup­ plies an Iowa contractor, his wife, and EIGHT OVER KLAN ENDS two children with luxurious quarters while on motor tours. Eleetrioilighted . (Hr The Associated Press! throughout, the house provides ample SPRINGFIELD, Apr. 16.—The protection from dost and rain, there is fight ovor the amendment resolu­ q«ee for a cradle for the baby and tion of the committee denouncing other comforts of home. The front window in the toof gives the driver a Ku Klux Klan ended when the full view of the road ahead and glass convention adopted a substitute in the rear makes its possible toreclxv- amendment. The substitute did hind. Entrance is provided by a side not mention the klan but urged door and one at the rear. The radio* prompt and impartial justice, civil and religious liberty and freedom of pre*u. / DIES AT FORT MYERS. - TALLAHASSEE, Flo^ A p r/ 16. —The supreme court has rpveraed . the judgment o f the Polk bBeta ’W* * *r‘femkntjr’ rtieuM o f Sylvester Kirch and Arthur Kirch, plaintiffs in error, vs. J. C. Persinger,* for the uso and benefit of James F. Dikeman, de­ D- W. Griffith fendant in error. This was n suit in pjectment, and involved the correct location o f a bound­ ary line between two tmeta of land. , L1 ■ The court holds, fit Jit* .ruling on. the case, that where a line was actually run, and a division made in an original survey of land by the government, and the line o f division waa marked by The Supreme Picture i corners or natural objects, and Time• j such,survey be established in ac­ cordance with the goverrnient Matinee 3:30. Price* « ] field-notes, tho grantee, in ■ pat­ Night 8:00. Prices 251 ent from the government .w ill _ Tsz paid. ' take according to such survoy, Seats at R. c. Ik,.. notwithstanding any mistaken description os to courses nnd distinees or the quantity ’6t land to be surveyed. It is also well settled, the court held, that the I ■‘•V* description o f land and niat o f original survey filed in the gen­ eral land office, a« mule by the surveyor general from thu field notes, are conclusive and tho sec­ tion lines and corners as .laid down in the description nnd pint, are binding upon the general government and upon all paril.es, concerned. . 7 �L :d * r •’St *e»*^Vt»4l ir . . r ” * <* >■ rv v* J*#-)vJ«*»‘ .*%*»NKt *'•»**» •'•Sw*l^, »'»* ■ -r TvTfiA'.'fiT THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY# APRIL 18, 1924. PAGE TWO =*r H L m Y 1*" ' 7 my o fflc o and haa m ade a p p lica tio n f o r Tax D e e d , to ’ issue In a c c o r d - 1 w ith law. Bald ce rtifica te em b ra ce s Ihtf name o f Uu- em b ra ce* the fo llo w in g ilw crlb fil Ido. to-tv It: l » o w n C u r t , Tlh J u eirla t C lr -I c e rtific a te In p r o p e rty 14 certifica te em ­ the fo llo w in g d escrib ed L o ts ISO. 131. 121 an d 111. B lo ck fo r Tax Deed to Issue In accp rd a n ce an ce w ith la w . Hald p ro p e rty Situated In Sem inole C ou n . n i l . Sesstset# C m l r . F lo r id a . | know n. braces th e fo llo w in g d escribed altu ated >ln Hemlnole C ou n ty . F lo r D. M itch ell's Survey o f Levy G rant. w ith law. Bald c e rtific a te em b ra ce* ty . F lorid a , to -w lt : In Chaaeery, T h a i said Em m ie L, Entsm lnger, p ro p e rty p roperty situ a te d In B em lnole C ou n ­ L o t $1 (L ess K. 10 a cre s) B lock The said land betnir assessed a t the the fo llo w in g d escrib ed H. Dundy p u rch aser o f T a x Certificate No. ld L ot°M l,* B lock D. M ltch ell’s .B u r . and 12. d n to o f the Issuance o f such c e r t i­ altuated In H em lnole C ou n ty . F lo r ­ ty, Florida, t o -w lt : ?*• dated th e Ird d a y o f June. A. D. M itch ell’s Survey o f L evy (Irani. ficate- In. the name o f U pknow n. t.ot 111. D lock D, M itchell’ s S u r­ v ey o f Levy G rant. T h e said land M ltc h g lfa su rv e y of , ^ k ida. ( o - w l t : T h e said land helng assessed at "J . <£s*lCregeT If liv in g . and If dead b e in g assessed at the d a te o f th e T h ai said E m m ie L. KritzmInner, * L ois 117 and II I . B lo ck D. M itch , v ey o f Levy G rant. T h e said land ■•►•►artls# cta lm tn g 'ln r e s tw 'm i''I P ’ **°T- ,h %* hied said certificate th e d a te o f the Issuance o f such a” *m ctalmtnit Inte terest*-tm - I >n JJ- .a ' r "tle a“ ■-----» « r o fflc o and has m ade ap pliesT h e bein g assessed at th e d a te o f th e Issuance o f s u c h ’ c e r t ific a te In* th e da ta .-Of (fie la u rch tch a ser o f T ax C ertifica te No. e ll’ s Hurvey o f L e v y G raut. nee of , a aser n fo r T a * Deed to Issue In s c . c e r t ific a te In the name o f Jam es i pu er&iVe C. K rsgcl. deceased o r o th fiesta In th e u nam e o f-N . B. G iles. ' leausnee o f su ch ce rtifica te In the said land b ein g assessed at th e dfite 94, dated th e 2nd day o f June. A. t lo t , I'all cord a n e* w ith law . Bald certlfl- l*. n i l s * T h at said E m m ie I* E n ts m ln g e r. U n le » » ‘TaxId sVt 11m ,,;,’ T h at said Emmie L Entam lnger, I), Ib is , h as tiled said ce rtifica te In o f the Issu an ce o f such c e rtific a te name o f N. B. G iles. Ta- th s defendants J. C. K re a ct If c a te em braces the fa llo w in g d e * . N o. fsd eem etl a c c o r d in g to i , i T h a i said E m m ie l*.' E n tsm ln g er, pu rch a ser o f T a x C ertifica te m y o ffic e and hap mail* a p p lic a tio n In the name o f U n know n . ,_.T7T-an d. ir - dead, a ------------* p u rch a ser o f T ax C e rtifica te No. llvlffib ll parties claim c r r lb e d property situ ated In Sem i, urchaser o f T a x C ertifica te No. 123, dated the (th day b f Ju n e. A. w ill lagtt^Thsreoii th* i l l I Thnt said. E m m ie L. E n tsm ln g er, Jug* fn lerrsta under C. K 177, dated the 2nd day o f June. A. I*. fu r T ax Deed to issue In a rord a n ce n o le County. F lorida , to -w lt: .' 1 69. dated th e 2nd day o f June. A. D. 1921. haa filed said ce rtific a te In o f M ay. A. D. 1924 No. with. law . Maid certifica te em b ra ces pu rchaser o f T a x C ertifica te deceased o r oth erw ise. In th e fo l. D eg. fiW . cor. o f L o t 66, Illock D. 1911 has filed said c e r t ific a te 'I n my the fo llo w in g d escrib ed tW ltneas^y^otflctal^i, p r o p e rty 137. dated th s 2nd d a y o f J u n e. aA.. 1 1>. 1919. haa filed said ce rtifica te In m y o ffic e and haw m ade a p p lica tio n ifflcy and haa made a p p lica tion fo r a t t u a t ^ Aw' ■’ low in g described property, n a m e ly : M itchell s Hurvey o f L evy GranE L t fflfU J A *JK {TC y.D W Ij Rjttfc h as -m ade a p p lic a tio n f »a—»*»*.-■ h ae W ed an ldm jraM B B N PW run a -.l,**x v rtr»o»k .' t C v ? ^ - > f ’ - 3 X ^ T’T iS :-ftU SW ^k(-.rs " |i« ^In _ scconVnnre T h at, certain tract o f land s| my o ffic e and haa m a d e a p p lica tio n fo r Tux Deed to Issue In a ccord a n ce w ith law.' Hald ce rtifica te em b ra ces N. t fw lth law. Hald* c e r t ific a te em braces ■ M k a Cowno-vf snsim/lK'rai _„ r e e s 30 min.. B. « » * .» ! ft. prop (BEAL*)"" E. A. iKifp.L fo r Tux Deed to laaue In a cco rd a n ce w ith law'. Hald c e rtific a te em b ra ces the fo llo w in g described Lot t i t . Block D. M itch ells' S u r ­ property a t Florida, described as the K U o f d eg rees. W. l»«.S» ft., a ir. degrees the fo llo w in g d eecrlb ed p rop erty situ ated In H em lnole C ou n ty , F lo r ­ _ . Clerk Olrexi vey o f L evy Grant. T h e said laud with law. Hald c e r t ific a te em b ra ce s the fo llo w in g d e s crib e d Ul* BW H o f the 8 W H o f the N E U . 30 m inutes. W. 411.94 ft.— M * acres. situated In Hem lnole C ou n ty . F lo r ­ b ein g assessed at the date o f th e! the fo llo w in g d esorfb ed ida. to -w lt : • ■Bemlnole. t’ountr p r op erty s l t u a t ld .ln H em lnole C ou n ty, F lu r.S e c tio n 8, Tow nship It, R a n g e St. T h e said land being assessed n l the ida, to -w lt: D y : A. M rt'nk 8 4 o f E. 20 a cre s o f L ot S8, B lo ck o f such ce rtifica te In th e situated In H em lnole Cotfnty, F lo r ­ Ida, t o .w lt : Lots 65. 64. 67. 68 and C9. I1U>rk Issuance - ' * It Is hereby ordered that you and d a te o f the Issuance o f such c e rti­ 4 -4 -1 1 -1 1 -1 6 -5 -2 -9 .r.t ida. tb -w lt: Lot* 137 to 141. D lock D. M itch ­ D. D. It. M itch ell's Hurvey o f th e n a m e -o f N. II. Giles. e ic h o f y e n do appear to the b ill o f ficate In t h e . name o f Unknown. Lots 119. n o . sn d 1 1 1 .'B lo c k D. e ll's Purvey o f L evy G rant. ■T h e L ev )’ -G rant. T h e said land b e in g That said said Em Emm mie ie LL. EEnntim timln lnggeerr.. T b ,M« l U 1 ! ’n.l8h ein ^ I ha I That com plaint herein Hied, on the Snd T h at said Emmie I . E ntim ln ger. T -.* M itrhrll’s Rurvey o f L evy G rant. said land b e in g assessed at th e d a te assessed at the d a t e .o f th e Issuance “ * ' . r i p u rch aser 6 f Tax C ertifica te No. ATLANTA 18~ MEE day or June. A. D. 1924. p u rch aser o f Tax C ertificate No. date o f th e Issuance o f such certl- i 196. dated the 2nd day o f Ju n e. A T h - said land b ein g assessed at th e o f the Issu an ce o f such certifica te o f such certifica te In th e nam e o f - A -It Is. farth er ordered that thia 4(1 .dated the 3rd day o f June. A. finite In the nam e o f Jam es L. D. 1919. has filed said eertlflca te In dnir o f the Issuance o f such c e r t l- In the nam e o f N. B. G iles. PLACE. J. O. Fries. ord er o f pu blication be pu blish ed D. 1907. has filed said certificate '"Ir."’ . That said E m m ie L. E n tam ln ger, T h at said E m m ie L. E n tim ln g e r , ,, _ . . . « ., , ,_ ii .../ i... has u— in-..m F u.t.vv o ffic e M and m ade -|i,iiiii»n a p p lica tio n finite in th e nam e o f Unknown, the Banrord H erald, a n ew epa - In m y o ffic e and has made ap plica­ That said E m m ie L E ntsm lnger. j o r Deed to Issue In accordan, 0 u rchaser o f T a x /.C artIficate N o. ! p u rch aser a fr T a a C ertificate^ —N tr { - TALLAHASSEE, Ap That s a i d ^ E m m j f ^ ^ U m l n ^ e r . sbllshed In Be m lnole C ou n ty. tio n fo r . T o t . D eed„lQ _ i i x u t J n ac^ pnrehager o f T a x .A ^ r t m c a ie -Nu-fwttlrJgwv— Bnlil a e rrm ra tirT m — run baser * ut x a x treru n ca te rto. 801. dated th e 2nd day o f June. A. 1(3, dated the 7th day o f June. A. Southern Comercial Te„ ___ o n rr s wrFwk f o r FtictTt run *} d escrib ed pi co rd a n ce w ith law. Raid certificate 171. dated, the 2nd day o f June. A. , h, fo llo w in g described p r o p e rty t9t. dated the 2nd day o f June, A. D. 1919. haa filed said ce rtifica te In D. 1920. has filed said ce rtifica te In cutlve weeks . | em b ra ces th e fo llo w in g described D. 1919. has filed said certificate In. situated In Hemlnole C ounty . F lo r - D. 1919, has filed sa id c e rtific a te In m y o ffic e and haa m ade a p p lica tion my o ffic e and haa m ade a p p lica tio n sociation will be held i W itness tnr hand and ths seal o f p rop erty my o ffic e and has m ade a p p lica tion fo r T ax Deed to Issue In a ccord a n ce fo r T a x Deed to Issue In a c c o rd a n c e this year, according to ii situated In Sem inole m y o f f ic t and has m ade a p p lic a tio n . Ida, t o .w lt : .t h e said C licu lt C ou rt at Hanford, C ou n ty. F lorida, to -w lt: fo r T a x Deed to Issue In accordance Lot 123"tLr.se beg. 11.8 ch. S. 79 fo r Tux Deed to Issue In a cco rd a n ce w ith law. Hald c e rtific a te em b ra ces w ith law . Hald certifica te em b ra ces received by the state tup, I Florida, th is 27th day o f M arch. p rop erty the fo llo w in g d escribed p rop erty D eg. 197 ft. H. 4 degrees E. o f w ith law . Raid c e r t ific a te em brares d eg rees 50 m inutes 33T. o f BE. c o r., with law. Hold c e rtlllc a te em b ra ces the fo llo w in g d escrib ed 1 1124. > p r op erty situ ated In Hem lnole C ou n ty, F lo r ­ situ ated In Hemlnole C ou n ty , F lo r ­ ent o f education from Mia N W . cor. Lot 63. B lock D. M itch ­ t h e ' fo llo w in g d escrib ed property run N. 10 degrees 10 m inu tes. TV. S tin- fo llo w in g d e e crlb e d (S E A L ) E. A. POUGLA88, ida, t o .w lt : situ ated In Hemlifole County. F lor­ ida ,li>-Wlt: situated In Hem lnole C ou n ty. F lor* cli., *8. 79 deg rees 50 m inu tes, 3V. beth Baker, secretary-u, e ll’s Hurvey of I.evy Grant, run N, Clark C ircu it C obrt. Lot 136. D lock D. M itch ell’s Hur­ L ot to. B lock D, D. II. M ltch etl’a o f the organiiation. 1 1 4 ch.. H. lo d eg rees 10 m in u tes E. 'Ida. to -w lt: IS d e g re e s In min.. E. 633 ft. R 4 ida. t o -w lt : Mi*|I t * jt Bemlnole County. F lorida, d eg rees. E. it * ft . M. 15 degrees 30 la d s 70, 71, nnd 72. Illock D. ’> ch.. N. 79 d eg rees 60 m inu tes. E. G runt. The Lot t i l . D lock D, M itch ell’ s Rur- vey o f L evy G rant. T h e eald land Hurvey o f the L evy t, ’ D y: A. M. W eeks. D C. W. 633 f t , N. 4 degrees. W . 116 ft. M itch ell's Hurvey o f L evy Grant. 1 1 4 eh .) Block l>. M itch ell's Hur­ [ ve> o f I.evy G rant. T h e -said land b ein g assessed at the date o f the said land helng assessed at the da te who is connected with that * • ft-F r ld s y * School, j — 3 seres. The said land helng a s­ T h e said land bein g assessed at the vey o f L ev y Grant. * T h e sa id la n d |being assessed a t th e date o f the Issuance o f su ch c e r t ific a te In the o f th e Issuance o f such c e r t ific a te In mercial High the nam e o f U nknow n. sessed at the date o f the Issuance o f d a te o f the Issuance o f such certifi­ bein g assessed at th e .date o f th e Issuance o f such certifica te In the name o f ,V. It. Giles. states that the meeting , T h at said E m m ie L E n tsm ln g er, \ FOR. SALE—Two Jersey cows; such ce rtific a te In the name o f Un-'j c a te In the name o f Jam es I . Giles. lasusnce o f such ce rtifica te In the name o f J. L O lios. T h at said E m m ie L E n tim ln g e r , held on the two days ftj No. p u rch aser o f T ax C ertifica te No. T in t said E m m ie L E n tsm ln g er, p u rch aser o f T ax C ertifica te That said Emr.tle L E n tim ln ger. name o f Jam es 1- G iles. *Valso small cream separator. W. k n ow n . The orra* 302. dated th e 2nd day o f June. A. purchaser o f T ax C ertifica te No. 269, dated the 7th day o f June, A. Thanksgiving. p u rch aser o f T ax I’ertlflen te Nn. That said Em m ie L. E n tsm ln g er. T h at said Emmie L E n tim lnger. W. Van New, P. 0 . Box 67. p u rch sser o f T ax U ertlfieate No. |299. dated th e 2nd d a y o f June, A.’ D. 1919, haa filed said ce rtifica te In D. 1930, has filed said ce rtifica te In is composed of comercial | 280, dated the 2nd day o f June, A pu rch aser o f Tax C ertllfcate No. . I Met lee e f A s elleet lew fe e T e a D eed 462, dated the 3rd day o f June. A. D. 1919. has filed a ild r e rtlflc n te In 396. dated the 2nd day o f Ju n e. A. D. 1919, has filed said certifica te In my o ffic e and has m ade a p p lica tion m y o ffic e and has made a p p lica tio n ■ I’ ader Section STB e f the n c a e r a l D. 1907. has filed said certifica te my o ffic e and hna made ap plication I*. 1919. has filed said c e rtific a te in my o ffic e and haa m ade a p p lica tion fo r T ax D eed to Issue In a cco rd a n ce fo r T ax Deed to Ixsue In a c c o rd a n c e ers all over the southern i -■'* Statetee e f Ike State e f F lerld a 'I N otice In hereby g iven that In m y o ffic e and has mnde ap p lica­ fo r Tax D eed1 lo Issue In a rrord certifica te , H ow ard II. D undy, pu rch aser tion fo r Tax Deed to Issue In a c ­ unce w ith law. . .Sold *of T ax C ertifica te No 1SSS, cord a n ce w ith law. Raid certificate em braces the fo llo w in g described IWBBBBggHH ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■JULHEHMKSZJ8DD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ described p rop erty situated In Befiilnble C oun­ : « dated th s 6th day of Ju n e em b ra ces th e fo llo w in g intgBHBBflBBBBBMflBBBBBBfla^BHaBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBflflBBBagNaiaggMatBBBBBBBBBBBBBflBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBflBBBBBBBBBBBBflBBaBgBai ! t A . D., 1ISS, has filed said c a r . property situated In Sem inole C oun­ ty. F lorida, to -w lt : L ots 76. 77 and 78 Illock D. M itch­ tIflrats In my o ffic e , and has m ade ty. Florida, to -w lt: Th«» » ap plication fo r tax deed to Issue In Iteg RE, eor. I » t 65. Illock D. ell's Hurvey o f L evy G rant. ‘ i accorda n ce with law . Bald r e r lltl- M itchell’ s Hurvey o f Levy Grant, said land being assessed nt the date i * c a ls em brares the fo llo w in g de- run H. 40 degrees 30 min.. W. 3(4 o f the Issuance o f such certifica te | scribed property situated In Heml- ft.. N. 4 degrees W. 1031.61 ft.. N. In the name o f Jam es L. Giles. < n ols county, Florida, to -w lt: n eg. 86 d eg rees 10 min.. E. 144 ft., H.. 4 That said Em m ie L E n tim ln ger, I T w p, II a . B angs 29 Hast. Bun K. degrees. E. 103161 ft.— 714 nrres. p u rch aser o f Tux (C ertifica te No. k I I ch., N. l i t c h e . R. 66 drgrnen. The said land being assessed at the 181. dated the 2nd dny o f June. A. , W . l £ l l ch*.. B. SVichs.— 10 acres. date o f the Issuance o f such c e r ­ D. 1919. has filed said c e r tific a te In I T hs M id land being assessed at the tifica te In the name of. Unknown. m y o ffic e and has mnde nppllrntion : | da le o f th s Issuance o f such r e r tlT h at said Emmie L E n tim ln ger, fo r Tux Deed in Issue In accorda n ce - , Heat# In the name o f A. II. W ood. p u rch a ser o f Tax r e rtllfie a le No. w ith law. Said c e r tific a te em braces » # Unless sa id csrtlflleate shall b s r s - 4(3, dated the 3rd day Of June. A. the fo llo w in g d escrib ed property / i deem ed accord in g to law lax deed ' ‘. w i l l Issue thereon on ths 16th day D. 1907. has filed said certificate In situ ated In Hemlnole C ounty. F lor­ my o ffic e and has mnde ap pllca- ida. t o -w lt : , o f April. A. T*. l l h . L ots 79, 8(1 and 81. Illork D. ? W itness my o ffic ia l slgnnrnew aeftf fittm fo r Tax Deed to Issue In a c ­ •seal this ths llh day o f M arch. A. cord a n ce w ith law. Raid certifica te M itch ell's Rurvey b f L evy Grant. em braces th e fo llo w in g described T h e said land helng assessed at the I v . m i. p roperty situated In Hemlnole C ou n , date o f the Issuance of such ce rti­ ' (B E A L ) E. A. DOUOI.ARH. ficate In the nam e o f Jam es L lilies »y. F lorida , to -w lt : Clark C ircu it C ou rt, That sold Em m ie L E n tim ln ger. g Bem lnole C ou n ty , F lorid a . 313 ft N. and 8. by 600 ft. K and No. IT B y A. M. W eek s, D. C. W . nt NE. eor Lot fifi. Block D. pu rch aser o f T ax C e r tifica te 282, dated the 2nd day o f June. A. MltrheU’ s Hurvey L evy Grant.— 4 D. 1919. haa filrd said ce rtific a te In acres. ThJ said land helng assess­ i B a ilee e f AppIleatUw le g T a x D eed 1 B ader B eetle* >TI o f tko O eaeral ed at the date o f the Issuance o f my o ffic e and has m ade a p plica­ I Statetee ef the State e f F le rld a such ce rtific a te In the name o f tion fo r T ax Deed to Issue In- a c ­ c ord a n ce w ith law . Held ce rtifica te N otice Is hereby g lv s n t h a t jh m - Unknow n. described m le L E ntsm lnger. pu rch aser o f T ax That said Emmie I- E n tim ln ger, em b ra ces the fo llo w in g ' CsrttTIcabe No. l i t , dated t h e . l n d pu rch aser o f Tax C ertificate No. p rop erty situated In Hemlnole C ou n . j day .o f June A. D. I l l * , haa filed 3*2, dated the 7th day o f June. A. ly F lorida, t o -w lt : Lota 82. 83. 84, 85 and 86. Illock v said certlllcate In m y o ffic e and D. 1909, haa filed said eertlficste In ' has m ads ap plication fo r T a x Deed my o ffic e and has made application I>. M itchell’ s Hurvey o f L evy Grunt. T h e said land being assessed at the I t o Isaus In a ccord a n ce w ith law. fo r T ax Deed to Issue In areord Bald certifica te em braces the fol* ance with law. Raid certificate d a te o f the Issuance of such c e r t i­ •'M owing described p rop erty situated rm h rarra the fo llo w in g described ficate In th e nam e o f U nknow n. That said Emntle L E n tim ln g er. • In 8em lnole Courity F lorida, t o -w lt : property situated In Hemlnole Coun­ pu rch aser o f T ax C e rtifica te No. -il L ot II, B lock D. M itchell’ s Survey ty. F lorida, to -w lt: 283, dated the 2nd day o f June, A. - o f Levy G r a n t The said land bein g Deg. 14.10 ehs. H. .9 degrees 50 ia ssessed nt ths data o f the Issuance min.. W. o f HE. eor. o f Lot. 115, D. 1919. has filed said c e rtific a te I n . . . — I f.;. o f such certifica te In the nam e o f Ttloek D, M itchell's Hurvey L evy my o ffic e and has m ad» a p p lic a tio n ' G rant, run N. la degrees io min,. fo r T ax Deed to Issue In accord a n ce| ■ " ^U nknow n. j That said Emmie L. E n tsm ln ger, 33*. 9 ehs., 8. 79 degrees 60 min. 3\\ w ith law. Raid ce rtifica te e m b ra ce s1B S properly ■ E . purchaser o f Tax C e rtifica te No. 13 H ehs., 8. 10 degrees 10 min.. E. the fo llo w in g d escribed X74, dated the Ind day o f June, A. 9 ehs.. N. 79 deg rees 50 min.. E. 1 3 4 situ ated In Hemlnole C ounty. Flor-1 Idn, to -w lt D.. 1111. haa Bled said c e r t ific a te ! ehs.— II acres. The said land helng ■ L ots 8 8 ./I9 , 96 and '91. Illock I>. ■ In my o ffic e and haa m ade a p p lic a ­ assessed at the date of the Issuance Grant. ■ ■ tion fo r T a x Deed to Issue In a c - o f such ce rtifica te In the name o f M itch ell's Hurvey o f L evy ■ T h e said land h elng assessed at the ■ ■ i cordance w ith law. Bald re rtlfle te l II. St D. Myers. ■ date o f the Issuance o f such c e r ti­ em brace* th e. fo llo w in g d e s crib e d ■ T h a t siiid Em m ie L ' E n tim ln ger. ficate In the name o f U nknow n. ■ • p ra p e rtr •situated** Irr S em in ole p u rch a se r, o f Tax C srtlflralr No. 9 * ‘ *" • Thnt said Em m ie L E n tsm ln ger, ■ bC ounty F lorida, t o .w l t : (63, dated llir 2nd day o f June, A. ■ No. , Eo) 41. Block D, M itch ell’ s Bur* D. 1919, has filed said certificate In p u rch aser o f Tux C e r tifica te ■ • Y f l ' o f I/*Yy G ra n t T h e »ald land my o ffic e and has made application 284, dated the 2nd day o f June. A. ■ I being assessed at th e -date o f the fo r T a x Deed to Issue In a ccord ­ D. I)M , hn6 filed said c e rtific a te In ■ o ffic e and hen made ap plication .Issu a n ce o f such c e r t ific a te In the ance w ith law. Hald certifica te my fo r T ax Deed to Issue In a ccorda n ce *nam e o f Unknow n, em b ra ces the fo llo w in g described w ith law. Huld c e rtific a te em brares i T h a t sa id Em m ie L E n tsm ln g er, p rop erty situated In Hamlnole C ou n ­ the fo llo w in g d escrib ed property 'p u r c h a s e r o f Tax C e rtifica te No. ty. F lorid a , to -w lt: situ ated In Hnmlnola C ou n ty, F lo r ­ .M U .' dated th s Ind d a y o f Ju n e. A. L ota 9 and to liras .IkU acre* In ida. to -w lt : . D. 1111. has Bled said e s r tflc a te In NE. co r. o f Lot 9) Dlock C. M itch­ l.o l 92, Illock D. M itch ell’ s Rurvey m y o ffic e x n d has m add a p p lica tio n e ll's Su rvsy o f Levy Grant. The I fo r T ax Deed to Issue In a cco rd a n ce said land helng asasased at the date o f Levy G rant. T h e said Into! he- ■ ■ Ing assessed at the date o f the Is­ j w ith Jew . Bald certifica te em b ra ces o f th e issu an cs o f such certificate ___ -fo llo w in g d sssrlb sd p ro p e rty In th e name o f dlles, O verstreet Sc. su an ce o f such ce rtific a te In the nam e o f Jnmea L. Giles. t situated In Bem lnole County. F lor* D rew . • . * is . e. _*e . That said Em m ie L. E n tsm ln ger, T h a t said Em mie L. Entsm lnger. p u rch aser o f T *x C e r t ific a t e - No! EM— ___ \ 7?,% i t»t4»tr. vj *rt* • ? € V fl ... O U R ... is SPECIALS F OR Saturday and Monday is SB I *n t h a j my o ffic e and has made application . name of Unknown. r T a x Deed to Issue In accordance .' That said Kbiml* L E n tim ln g e r . fo ith law . Hald certificate em braces Ip p r fh a s s r o f T ax C e rtifica te No. w th * fo llo w in g described land s it­ a U 39, dated the Ith day o f Ju ly . A. uated In Hemlnole County. Florida, * D. 1197. has filed said eu rtlflea ts In lt ! l i t * o ffic e and haa m ads a p p lica tion t o -w Lota IS. 16 and 17, D lock C. a fo r T ax Dead to Issue In a ccord a n ce M itch ell's Hurvey o f L evy Grant. , 'w i t h law. Hald c e rtific a te em b ra ces T h e said land being assessed at the . - i t h a fo llo w in g d escribed p rop erty date o f the Issuance o f such c e rti­ * situated 4 Situated : la Hemlnole C ou n ty, F to r - ficate In the name o f N. It. Giles. ' ,14a.. t o -w lt : That said Emmie I* E ntsm lnger. i Biur- t » t ft. 3V. o f NB. cor. pu rch aser o f T ax C ertificate No. y>, Bee. I*. T w o. 20 8.. D an ge 166, dated th e 2nd day o f June, A. . run W . to NW . cor. o f can D , 1919. has filed said certificate t . k n f ft., e . T it ft., n . 1* n .. a In my o ffic e and has made ap p lica ­ iP p t . 8, Of bag.. J*. to b e g — 6 acres. tion fo r T ax I'red lo laxua In a c ­ _ y -lT tia ia J d land bflrut assessed at the reiri lin e s w ith law, Hald certificate . d a te o f Jhs iM Vsnce o f surti cert III- em b ra ces ths fo llo w in g described e fe a t * in *the nam« o f U n know n . p rop erty situated In Hemlnole C oun­ - — it.a ald Kgim le L E n tim ln g e r . ty, F lo r ld a .m -w lt: assr o—f T a x. CWe rtifica wrvw-mP te I f X ta ils 21 and 22. B lock O. Mitch,I, dated __ the Ith d a y o f M ovam - e ll’s Hurvey o f Levy Grant. The ed said c e r - said land bein g assessed at the dale iaa fll L.V. 1121. has ■ W T tlftca llflca te In my offie o ffle #e and has m ade o f Hie Issuance o f such certificate ■applleatton fo r T a x Deed to Issue In th e name o f O vsrstrsst T u rpsnl l n aaaprdancs w ith la w . Hald c r r . i , | n# Cn * •tM W afP srtbracss Th* fo llo w in g d » T h at said Em m ie !/. E ntsm lnger. .faCrVisd property situ a ted in H s m l-1 u rch a ser o f T ax C ertificate No. nolo County. Florida, t o -w lt : 49, dated the 2nd day o f June. A. 14994 ft w . o f HE. cor. o f I> 1919. has filed said certificate In T H o f N 3V 4. Her. 80. T w p. (0 H my o ffic e am i haa m ade ap p lica ­ 's n a e 10 E.. run W . to Tlange line tion f o r T ax Deed to laaua In a c. , 117 ft. B. to point N. o f beg.. H. co rd a n ce w ith law. Hald cnrtlfl■to b#g.—6 acres. T h # sa id len d b e - cate em b ra ces the fo llo w in g d e s­ ' ■ assessed at the date o f the Is- crib ed p roperty altuated In Heml. tnes o f sbrh c e rtific a te In the nole C ounty. F lorida, t o -w lt ; <name o f Unknown. L ots 14, 16 and 16, Block D, \ That said Em mie 7^ E n tim ln g er. M itch ell’ s Survey o f Levy Grant. Ipurvhaser o f 'T a x C ertlficste No. The said land being assessed at th* I l l l datWt th# Ird d a y o f June. A. date o f the Issuance o f such c e r t i­ *IT. 1 9 1 1 .'h a s filed anld certificate ficate In th* name o f N. 11. Giles. tin a d .o ffice and haa m ade n ppllT h a t said Em m ie L. E n tim ln ger. .ca tion fo r T ax Deed to Issue In a c . pu rch aser o f T ax C ertificate No. ?c3rd*ncp w ith U w . Bald certificate 170. dated the 2nd day o f June. A. (em braces ths fo llo w tn g described D. 1919, has filed said c e rtific a te In property situated In Hemlnole Coun- my o ffic e and has made application f|yl f l o r l d a . ’ to -w li: fo r T a * Ured lo Issue In a c c o rd ­ a L ot 9». Block n. n . n . M itchetrs ance w ith luw. Hald certificate ' *Burvey o f the Levy Grant. The em braces the fo llo w in g described tsa ld land being assessed nt the p roperty situated In Hemlnole C ou n ­ MUte o f Uae Issuance o f such c e r t l. ty, F lorid a , to -w lt : •Beats Tn th # name o f Unknown. Lota It and 32. Block D. M itchV F*ia*1 said Emmie I* E ntsm lnger. ell’ e Hurvey o f Levy G rant. The muM haser o f Tax C ertifica te No. said land, bein g assessed at tb * data 9 «in v d «teC the 3rd day o f-J u n e , A. o f the Issuance o f such ce rtifica te ~ *19*7. haa filed said e e rtlflca te in the nam e o f Unknown. ray o ffic e and has made n ppllThar said Em m ie L Entam lnger, In tT fn r'T a x Deed t o Issue In a c - pu rch aser o f T a * C ertlfilcale No. •rdsac* w ith law. Held c e rtific a te 271. dated the 2nd day o f June. A. mbrares the fo llo w in g dsacrlhed D. 1919. has filed said certificate In lit tut rd In. Hesulnole C oun- my o ffic e nnd has made ap plication lorlda. In -w lt; fo r T u x thred to Issue In a c c o r d ­ \ ft. N. 4 deg ree* 3V. o f ance w ith taw. Hald certificate em ­ Frofi/’h f K Block D. M U chelt's Hur- braces th s fo llo w in g described rey Levy G ra n t run N. 4 degrees. p roperty situated In Heinlnols C ou n ­ If. 242.94 f t . N. 16 d e g rees 30 m in- ty, F lorida , tu -w lt: Mr n 411.14 f t . H. 4 d egrees. E. L u M 31. 14. 16. II. and 97. Illock 1.14 f t . .0. 15 d eg rees 10 m inutes D. M itch ell's Hurvey o f L evy Grant, 412.24 ft.— 6 sores. T h s said The said land being axaeased at the ad b * n * assessed, at the date o f date o f the taeuance o f eu ch c e rti­ * Issuance o f such r e r l'flc a la In ficate In the name uf Jam s* L. Giles. ■eMuirle o f fla irs ..E . If. Hull. T h at said Emmie L E n tsm ln ger, ^ m i a a l d Em mie L. E n tsm ln ger. pu rch aser o f Tax C ertificate No. fix»• r b f ' Tax C ertllfca te No. 271. dated ths Ind day o f Junt, A. g ated th s Ird day o f June, A. D. I l l * , haa filed said c e rtific a te In has (Usd said certificate In my o ffic e and has mads a p p lica tion _ ># and hae m ads a p p lication fo r T a x Used lo Isaus In accorda n ce T ax Dead to Issue In a reord - w ith law . Hald ce rtific a te em ­ 1th |aw. Bald c e rtific a te braces the follow in g deecrlbed m 'th s fo llo w fn g described p rop erty situated tn Hemlnole C ou n ­ t * situated la Bem lnole G ou n - ty, F lorid a , to -w lt : ts . to -w lf. L ota 19. 49. 41. 41. 41. 44. 49. 41. 87.11 ft. N. « deg. W . o f and 47, D lock D, M itchell's Hurvey fewr. L ot 65. B lack D. M itch ell’ * of L ev y Orant. /T h e said len d b e __ „ r*v I/*vy Grant, run N. 4 deg. Ing assessed at 4h* data o t th e ta . t v .it f t . N. U d eg . 14 m inutes. su sn ee o f such certificate In th* 112.94 ft., a 4 d e g . E. 997.91 f t . nam* o f Jam es L O ils* I l ^ e f . W . 191.94 ft.— 19 acres. T h a t said Kmml* L. E n tsm lu gsr. In Id land b ein g a s se s se d n l th e Purchaser « f T ax C sctlficata No. i o f (ha lu u a n e e o f such e s r tl- 278. Juna. A. _ . .dated . . . th* 2nd In<l day o f J u n a A. name of A m an da D. 1911. has filed sxld ce rtific a te In my ufftes and has mad* a p p lica tion d Em mie L E n tim ln g e r, fur T ax Deed to ism s |n a ccord a n ce o f Tax C e rtifica te No. with law. Hald certificate em brace# fisted tka 3rd day o f Jfine. A. th* fo llo w in g described p roperty " has filed said ee rtlfe a ta In situated In Seminole County, F lo r . and has mad* a p p lica tion Ida, to -w lt : ~ * * ‘ •a c c o r d Lota 61 and 62. Dlock D, M lU k'dU V H s a e s fi^ S k f-U-rcW r. *>; Tax C-> tld b ets No. my o ffic e and tins made ap plication fo r T ax Deed to Issue In accorda n ce w ith law . Hald c e r t ific a te em b ra ce* the fo llo w in g described p roperty situated In H em lnole' C ounty, F lo r ­ ida. t o -w lt : Lot 95, D lock D. M itchell's Hurvey o f Levy G rant. The said land b e ­ in g assessed nt the date o f the Is­ suance o f such c e rtific a te In the name o f U nknow n. T h a t said Em m ie L. E n tsm ln ger, p u rch aser o f T ax C e r tifica te No. 187. dated the 2nd day o f June. A. D. 1919. haa filed said c e r t ific a te In my o ffic e nnd haa m ade a p plication fur T ax Deed to Issue In a ccord a n ce ■ ■ w ith law. Halil c e rtific a te em braces tlio fo llo w in g described p roperty situ ated In Hemlnole C ou n ty. F lo r ­ ida. t o -w lt : L ots 96 and 97. Illock P. M itch ­ ell'* Hurvey o f L ev y G rant. The sa id land b e in g asssseed a t th s data o f th e Issuance o f such c e rtific a te In the aam * o f O varatreel T u rp en ­ tin e Co. T h at said E m m ie 2* E n tsm ln ger. pu rch aser ot T a x C ertifica te No. 283. dated the 2nd d a y o f June, A. D. 1919, has filed said c e r tific a te In my o fflr e and hna m ade a p plication fo r T ax P eed to Issue In a ccord a n ce w ith law . Huld c e r t ific a te em b ra ces (h r fo llo w in g d escrib ed p r o p e rty ! ■Ittinted In Hemlnole C ou n ty. F lo r ­ id*. t o -w lt : L ot 103. D lock D. M itch ell’ s Hur­ vey o f I.evy G rant. T h e said land bein g assessed a t the d a te of the Issuance o f aiirlt c e rtific a te In the nam e o f J a m es L Giles. T h nt said E m m ie I . E n tsm ln ger. u rchaser o f T ax C e rtifica te NO. 89. d a trd the 2nd day o f June. A. P. 1919. haa filed said c e r tific a te tn my o ffic e and has made a p p lica tion fo r T a x Deed to Issue In arroW lsn ee w ith law . Raid csrtlflrata em b ra ces the fo llo w in g described p roperty situ ated In H em lnole C oun­ ty. F lorid a , t o .w lt : Ioils 103. 106, and 107, Illock D. k lllrh e ll's Hurvey o f L evy Grant. T h e said land bein g assessed at the da te o f the laeuance o f su ch c e r t ifi­ c a te In the name o f U nknow n. T h at sa id E m m !* I . E n tsm ln g er. p u rch aser o f T ax C ertifica te No. 390. dated the 2nd day o f Juna, A. D. 1919, h as filed said c e r t ific a te In my o ffic e and has made a p p lica tio n for T ax Deed lo Issue In a c c o r d ­ ance w ith Inw. Hald certificate em braces th e fo llo w in g Unacrlbad property situ ated In 8em ln ola C ou n ­ ty. F lorida, to -w lt : Lot 104, D lock D. M itch ell’ s H ur-. vry o f L ev y G rant. T h e sa id land helng assessed nt th e d a te o f th* Issuance u f such c e r t ific a te In the name o f U nknow n. T h at said E m m ie L. E n tim ln g e r. pu rchaser o f T a x C e r tific a te No. 291. dated the 2nd day o f June. A. D. 1919. haa filed said c e r t ific a te In my o ffic e and has m ade a p p lica tion fo r Tax Deed to Issue In a c c o r d ­ an ce w ith law . Raid c e r t ific a t e em ­ braces the fo llo w in g deecrlbed property situ ated In B em ln ole C oun­ ty, F lorida t o -w lt : L ou le t and tea. B lo c k D, M itchells’ Hurvey o f L e v y Grant. T h e said land b ein g assessed e t the date o f the issu an ce o f eu ch c e r t i­ ficate In the nam e ot U n know n . That aald Em m ie L. K nlsm ln . L , ' baser o f T a x C e rtifica te 1 n ', dated th* 2nd day o f June, 5-. haa filed sa ld 'ce r tlfica te ^ jj ” ' ? : J>y "fDoe and has mads application . * Deed to Issue In a c c o rd a n c e JfHfi “ V- Hold ce rtifica te em b ra cM Ihe fo llo w in g d e s cr ib e d pir o p e rty I p situ ated In Hemlnole County, orIda. to -w lt: L ot 117, D lock D, M ltch etl’ a l o r y ev o f Levy G rant. T h e aald land. Using assessed at Ihe d a te o f the D. 1919. h * . n i . d a e m « m i » M e ;r i to Issue 1‘ U w . Slid DEEP IN AT TjtlE,EASIER S ^ S O J ^ 'iA L L HUMAN-- 'S f A N i m f S S X I N G E R S THE CRAVING ITY’S FANCY TURNS TO THOUGHTS OF TO BE CORRECTLY ATTIRED FASHION— W H AT IS NEW , DURING SPRING’S GREAT FESTIVAL—EASTER. Let Your Eas­ ter Hosiery be Gordon's Neck Fixings /\ \ ■Easter Headquarters fo r Tailored Neck Wear \ As well as fo r all dainty Trimming - • • Sold with the guar­ antee, Black and nvhite and all col­ ors. $1.95 & $2.50 M Awning Stripe Broad Cloth White and Tan ground contrasting stripes $1.75 i n CREPE DE CHINE Crepe de Chines in black and white, ol | good, heavy quality and very good t o the new upring frock, blouse TU B SILKS $1.98 YD. Excellent quality wash silk in neat small checks on white ground. Checks are In pink, green, lavender, blue and gold. A 36-inch fabric, very specially priced at New Sweater Vests The attractive new vest in all sport shaded j will appeal to you *U h ___ $3.50 & $550 SPECIAL PRINTED H EAVY CREPE Figured, small dots and scroll design 5 t o u '011 8 ^ 0C ^ 8 ’ $2.75 p ^a *n and fa n c y . 20c SPEE so ■m 113 E ast First Street L J&LM3 be. ' *> , IS SMART AND W H A T IS GOOD. rw■mi 3U < ■ >• W HAT S iz e s �TI1E SANFORD HERALD* FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1921 ■ m y Im B | \ | i ■ \ M m 1 s X . B .■ Jr ^ H m m J r * m m 1 Uncommon Facts About Cheese BY HELEN HARRINGTON' DOWNING * Home Economic*. Calumet Baking Towder Co.. Chicago, 11! L g.-w as-oaca-regarded--os-cheeae. Remove fronrTtre;" “ adT [i accompaniment to a meal, yolks of eggs beaten until lemonLn with crackers in place o f colored. Cool mixture, and cut dessert. It is only recently and fold in whites of eggs bsnton {re hove discovered it Is al- until1 stiff and dry. I’ our into n Ln entire meal in itself- With buttered baking dish-'and bake Ucovcry the idea that cheese 20 minutes in a slow oven. Serve [fficult of digestion has prnc- at once. [ disappeared. Cheese Cake. 1 cup sweet milk. Lie is a highly concentrated ty nutritious food. It conI cup sour milk. fin most varieties, o f lumps 1 cup sugar. Ltein surrounded by envelYolks 4 eggs. [f fat; containing no starch, Juice and grated rind one lemon. j| be served with bread, 1-f cup almonds, blamed and mi, Hcc, etc. This explains chopped. liolcsomcness and generally 1-1 teaspoon salt Ing qualities of the humble Scald swprt and sour milk, »nd cheese sandwich, or the strain through cheescloth. To iur.1 imbitioos and appetizing add sugar, yolk of eggs slightly mi and checso dishes, beaten, lemon, and salt. U ie s a dictle* point, 6f. vi^w, patty pans with paste, fill with should not be eaten with a mixttire ,aml sprinkle with chop­ n which meat has played an ped almonds. Bake until mix­ lant part. A lunch of n ture is firm to the touch. followed by cheese for desepresents n meal too high MAKE L IF E -WORTH LIVING itein. nnd it is such cum­ Don’t go nmuml feeling tired, ins as this and the after ef- lacking in energy" nnd strength, Ihat have given rise to the because your kidneys are not work­ tsion that cheese is difficult ing properly. The use o f FOLEY estion. Cheese broken into PILLS, a diuretic stimulant for the pieces, or grated and aprink- kidneys, will give yeur kidneys a r, a dish as is the universal good flushing, remove injurious k in Italy, is most easily wn|t(L matter nnd hring the kid-, jated. ncys pack to a normal, active con­ mean cheese, while nutriti- dition. ‘ Your FOLEY PILLS are Mrs. Anna Bcawick, gray-haired matron, who, despite her yc»r»,*h [is not been highly consid- the only thing I ever got to do me k connoisseurs; In fact, not any good," writes Samuel Brenner, finds herself the center o f n melodraihaiic "dual life” adventure 1** (recently hns America been Alexandria, Ind. Sold everywhere. Philadelphia. Held under hail of -$5,000, it is, now alleged ihnb tlibv, td as a cheese producing TREE PLANTING DAYS Ke has been a marked imlent recently in American I , ami many foreign brand* k e n exactly copied. The | Camembert is now most ■fully made here. The Am■ varieties of Cheddar, Swiss limburger cheeses are cxe ST. PETERSBURG. Apr. 17— The Women’s Town Improvement Association has fixed Apr. 22 and 23 for the sprjng tree planting days in St. -Petersburg. This is an occasion when the residents join contributing plantings nnd set them out for beuatifuying the city famous hngiish cheeses are with trees and flowers. |r, Cheshire and Stilton; Ire all strong, strongly fla* GROWERS ARE OPTIMISTIC MILTON, Apr. 17— Growers in rheesei, eaten when very this section who lost satsunin trees limn cheese, used world by the cold blasts o f the winter are undaunted by the temporary rcooking.Ts a akfr setback. They continue optimistic I containing little Brian in ripening, will keep and are setting new trees to take an, and so hard that it is the places of those killed. lied after being grated, WORKER A rere is another thick, firm OHIO METAL VICTIM , originnlly made in SwltxRay 8. Ball, Huron, Ohio, wns a from goat's milk. See produces a wide variety victim o f coughs and colds, ollth etes, majiy of them creamy, he and his sister suffered with t cheeses such as Brio, Ca­ them, but found "speedy relief" rd and Neuchatel. The fa- through the use of FOLEY’S HONRoquefort cheese has world EY AND TAR COMPOUND, the liatribution The whole dia- old favorite cough remedy. He aeffifegiE E ' nds of sheep are raised and leese is made from the’ milk i ewes. Every owner of a [flock, or a few ewes, makes In cheese It is made in thin L with black bread crumbs M between, and placed in I, or caves, where some speKcteria develops which gives puqunfurl its peculiar flavor. I^hetse nr oHlland are hard, pul yellow, somewhat like glish cheese. The best known IEdam, a rouniL hard cheese, luide of which t^edored red trapped in tin folp -for the United States government IRaters have been o f great |the chit-ie industry, giving American manufacturer an (unity to develop nnd eatub! reputation for making I «iual that of foreign 1mAbout the Care of Cheese tn cheese is first purchased, it either in oiled paper or in lp tea towel nnd store it so avoid rnming in contact with [ flavors or o'dora. !R « rcady-to-oat product, l i* heated merely to ntelt it ncorporate it with the rest > mixture. This operations !*?t require high heat. And ting high in protein content, I must. be cooked at a low future in order to obtain a rtthat will be easily digest* Theerfori;, in moat cheese |r the doubie boiler is used. ' method a cheese dish may ^Pareii without direct conr>lh high heat, f • « »omo really delect ablo dishes: I Chcesa Patties fund cheese. Mt artd paprika. unespoons cream. '•try shells. bj or chop the cheese very wd the beaten yolks o f the »od thoroughly hlcnd. Sca>th salt and paprika. Fold ..•hipped egg-whites and All r°\ lined with rich pastry" delicate brown in oven, "tn » vegetable salad. I Cheese Biscuits. Pf* Pastry flour. r** teaspoons Calumet BakF*der. 1™P irrited cheeae. r ,el tablespoons. butter pr CONTINUES UNTIL JULY 1ST. Nice Fat Hens fo r Easter < Afresh Country Eggs 35 cts. per doz. Sugar Cured Bacon 20 cets. per lb. Genuine Spring Lamb Chops Fancy Corn fed Beef R o a st.. Hens, live and dressed ....... 3 Fryers Fresh M ackerel.:............ ,.j 20 cts, each-; Cod F ish ................... .. 20cts*- lb* - We carry a full ■tine of Fancy Western and Native meats at all times. • .**} Fret»h Vegetables and fruits rccoived daily,. We deliver to any part of the city. Under now management CANIl AND CARRY J. R. WRAGGE, PROP. Choice Western and Florida Meats EVERY DAY IS A BARGAIN DAY £ And Fryers 1 HERE We Sell All Wholesome Foods in PackitRC, Hulk, Can OIIH MKATS AIIE OF THE BEST QUALITY QUICK DELIVERY Tin or Pared WE SELL RIGHT WE MAKE GOOD The Dollar Saved Rhone 105 Sanford Ave k id e a most excellent rcn)pdyf/qe,ri>Mgb3 and colds. My sUfcr had n severe cold and cough a your ngo nnd found apeedy relief in FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND." Sold everywhere. 10S Palmetto A v e .----- Opposite Fire Station TRADE AT B U Y YOUR GET THE BEST FOR LESS” IR VE YO U R SE LF A N D S A VE YO U R M O N E Y er $2.00 Or M o r e ------ Come Leave Your Orders SATU RD AY SPECIALS FANCY STRICTLY FRESH apple, Cherries fat ThemNowtkOur Uw Prki CREAMERY M e (C .v c r tfic ‘M o r fib A&PvrithTonatoeSance W ALD O R F OCTAGON, 5 large Toilet Paper PALMOLIVE 3 S u n s e t Gold PER POUND POTA Self-rising 61b sack 3 2 c 121b sack 5 9 c 241bsack 1.10 2 CANS FOR “TlelasteB better^ r pups milk. P « tcaapoon salt. L»°,ur», then meaaura, add PJ baking powder and sift l “ jn*a; add grated cheese, Pjb in shortening with fork P®< add'milk, mix lightly, G l * V jrsll floured board P' W jU t fc t inch tMek. cut l �1 I THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, A PRIL 18; 1924 e Sanford Herald The'Fashion of the Smiling Face, As Brisbane Sees It "It’iLa comely fashion to be glad— 'Joy Is the grace we Kay to God.” Jean ingelow, you remember, gave that happy conclu­ as SrrpAd Class M atter, Oc-' sion to her stanza beginning, 'Take Joy home, and make a , I t l l , St the F oetoU lc* sf She wanted us to adopt F lorida, under set of M arch place in thy great heart for her.” ” tbo fashioif o f the amiiing fa r e ,” aa Stevenson put it, not trtrrm w —.K dltvt onTJ^fbr tnlr own Tiappiness btrt iMnriTmbt^'cri^h^^nrtttude M anager we feel for the, blessings that come our way. Ann h e no r There was a time when men worshiped God "in sackcloth and ashes,” Religion and gloom were synonmous. Sunday n u c n iP T io ff h a t h *i was a day foi* solemn faces, hushed voices, and dismal dis­ >*r____17.00. BIS M onths IM S And during the week days-people who were walked Id City b y C arrier per courses. Edition H P«r PMCIAL w o n CHI A ll obituary cards o f, thanks, resolution* notices o f anifE Ialnm anl* w here t » « s are m ad*, w ill b* charged at regu lar a d re rtle in g rate*. IB K h t h k a jis o c ia t k ii r n c s i be A saociated f*resa ta exclu er en tities to th* use fo r r*pnb« lio n o f U l nawa dispatches llted to ll o i not ottierwte* tiled In thia Paper s a d i In the it m v i nubftened herein. All ita o f r*-*:ubiicatUii. o f epeclal w tebes herein are a taf reserved. FRIDAY, APRIL 18, f024 BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY. / A LL, ARE INVITED: Come yc and let us go up to the mountain o f the Lord, to the house of the God o f Jacob: and we will walk in his paths. Isaiah 2:3. J SERVICE. Yet who, thus looking backward d’er his years, Feels not his eyelids wet with grateful to o n , * If ho hath been Permitted, weak and sinful as he H cheer end aid in some onnobllng cause His fellow men? If he hath hiden the oatesst, or let in j A ray o f sunshin^Rto a cell of sin,— w >- If hd hath lent Strength to the weak, and, in an hour of need, Over the suffering, mindless of H • his creed . Or home, hath bent. H i hath not lived in vain, and while he gives The praise to Him, In whom he moves and lives, With thankful heart, He fiates backward, and with hope before, Knowing that from his works he pevermorp , * Con henceforth part, krit, . -t - -• — Whittier. SPRING LITERATU RE going among his fellow-men as a pillar of gloom. He goes to oil church services with unfailing regularity. He gives of his means, moderately but properly, to all church funds. He wants the world to know that he is living an exemplary Christian life; and probably docs not have the least idea that instead of being an example for others to follow he is causing men to say, “ If that is a model for Christian living, let me be a Pagan.” The joy-killer, moreover, is usually so steeped with egotism, he regards himself as a town blessing, In his home, especially, he considers himself the great director of his family’s life. He makes them remember that "we are bom to die.” • Nor would it be fair to stop here with no reference to the far opposite of the sour-faced Christian, the fool who has dressed up Vice and called her Joy. When Jean Ingelow spoke of Joy being the grace we say to God, she meant the kind of Joy that is in harmony with the clean and beautiful things o f the world. She meant the Joy that comes from living helpful, kindly lives— Joy in the little, every-day things and in the opportunity they offer for expressing our gratitude to the Giver of All Good. When you walk along the strfcets of Sanford today, and tomorrow, and every day,- y o u will see men and women and boys and girls beautifully'villustrating the gospel of good cheer. You will notice the happy sparkle in their eyes, the up-turned comers of their mouths, the ready smiles and pleas­ ant voices. They are people who are bringing sunshine into sad hearts and making life easier for burdened souls. Many o f them, themselves, have sorrow and trouble to bear, but be­ cause they are true Christians, because they know that real Christianity is inseparably combined with optimism and cheerfulness they have adopted "the fashion of the smiling face." Perhaps some day we shall find wrtten among the Beati­ tudes, “Blessed are the Joy-Givers, for verily they shall find happiness everlasting.” Many Chance* Left. The Japanese Flurry. Don’t Let It Worry You. G a tablet’ll Are Frightened. People wjid? julip a t tone often get Ahh^rfroife ones, There’s always, room at t fo r the cream .1"** C op y rig h t, U H '>MerT* wb<r~t*Vre -thing*- ti oualy don’t get sway with yo&fifc Tmd old gentlemen, if you care to take them and work’ at them. Tw entytw o years ago Hugo Stlnnes, just dead in Germany, went to work with s capital o f ten thousand dollars. He leaves at least _on«-hundred-million* o t dol­ lars. And what is more interest­ ing by far than the amount o f money is the fact that hi* enter­ prises cover the world—great fac­ tories, newspapers, mills, mines, steamships, gigantic forests in Russia, oil wells in America, ranches in South America, rubber, copper, gold, iron. Chances to get ahead are not all gone. There’s one on every corner; <?ne at every desk. The first shock absorber pedestrian. A man nt home ia worth Dodging an auto tax jj to be about as hard as dodria auto. About all you can do wfl nickel is pay the prcnchtt Sunday. The most valuable birds least valuable people art rrf ing north for the summer. Among our most proud missing people are severs) | robbers. IF YOU like figures, work out how much Hugo Stinnes was worth in marks. You can buy one trlllon marks for twentytwo cents. Divide one hundred million dollars by twenty-two cents, mul­ tiply the result by a trillon and you have Stinnes’ fortune in marks. Lightning _ _ is so contrary, Canada. It wont to the trm striking twice in the name Radio ia dangerou* A m New York who proposed to by radio wsis accepted imnv THERE IS a litUe complication between the United States and Japan. It won’t amount to any­ thing. Our Japanese friends, through While listening to n fisher talcs remember that fish right on growing for weeks they are caught. St. Louis burglar posing i plumber was caught, perhspt cause he forgot , to forge*, tools. The auto race is not gerous as the human ra< Everything has its use. flowers In tne empty coal dnesnt’ seem likely that Secretary Hughes will now urge President Coolidge to veto the action of both houses: and by majorities over­ whelming. THE PRESIDENTIAL PRIM AR Y SENIOR PLAY TAMPA TRIBUNE The them the full and free privilege to choose the man whoso views SUCH A veto . would ___ _____ look as and policies they regard as more though the President alone among thoroughly in harmony the people of the United States Democratic principles and more shares the belief of Japan that conducive to Democratic succusi this nation requires Japan’s per­ at the polls In November. mission to decide who shall be ad­ So far as Florida Democrats mitted to Unied States territory. Building Costs Continually Going Higher. may be guided by the expressions Japanese bonds fell in all mar­ of the Democrats o f other state*, the advantage is overwhelmingly * A report issued last week by the National Industrial kets Tuesday and that is regret­ table. Whi.c we do not intend to with, Mr. McAdoo. . He has 1W) Conference Board says that building costs in 1924 are two have Asiastic colonization in the votes in the convention already hundred per cent above H those of 1914 ______ ___ Materials and wages, United States, we have great ad­ assured. Mr. Underwood in the Baltimore conven'Jlon o f 1912, this report says, are just twice what they were ten years ago. miration for the Japanese, and sympathize with them in had 11714 votes on the first ballot, It also says that the Iiod carrier, who for years has been deeply their misfortune that recently largely from the South. At this regarded as the least skilled of laborers and has been made ,overtook them. The • Japanese writing he ta far short o f this ____ lie. * * « ■McAdoo-'lldo, total, and . he will not have the the butt o f roany.a jest in the "funnies,” is today earning as credit ia good. Japan ha* never a dollar of indebtedness solid South, because Georgia has much as $1.2& an hour and has risen into the aristocracy of repudiated and will not. Those Japanese already left hia standard and labor. . bonds that fell in price Tuesday other Southern states aro likely Every year building activities in Florida increase with arc a good deal safer than some to follow. The progress o f the McAdoo campaign, despite the efmore houses, bigger buaineasDuildings and greater hotels and European bonda that American citizens arc accumulating. forts tp wnfcyji _ him ljy baspless, apartment houses being constructed. With the enorm ous, dent is"ffif no''Jcw»fe*ju«Mi»**Ahoi e terg fi o f connecCTon-wtbh - t h e -oil* scandals^ may be briefly mini* delegates elected lA r tp m ty Mhtll building activities increasing each year, there isn’t much under their oath, to support the med up. X ___j „ k - I - - - L - J I »» »e * w have already been asked for -»----- ---- * On March 8, Missouri over­ presidential aspirant receiving lr riUgnatlons. repudiated Senator the majority vote in thu prim ary.. whelmingly McAdoo. The Florida delegation, therefore, Reed and vindicated will Vote as n unit for the choice March 18, the Democrats o f North of the voters in the primary, us Dakota elected 10 McAdoo dele­ will give them a three long as that -hoice remains in gates. March 10, Georgia prefer­ tap over the McAdoo folthe running in tho interesting red McAdoo to to Underwood by race to be staged in Madiaon more than two-to on*, giving the itjlh y 'll need Jt.^ former 28 delegates. March 25, Square Garden. March 31, the Demo­ At this writing, it appear* that delegates. only ‘two names will appear in cratic State Committee o f Ari­ thi presidential preference pti- zona selected 12 delegates, with 1 nsa bcenvour Experience one-half vote each, and nine of •ita-i'in this s’ at'x •till#* “ I-desU” ft t t t A U y rtf, Jit Ac« o nnd . hi.At •■1 1*t wn.»d the 12 are committed to McAdoo, Friend* of both candidates have which means, under the unit rule, Men "active in the stnte fur tome Arizona’s six votes for McAdoo. lots o f folia UnW and, if they have not al­ April 1, McAdoo defeated Reed i above mlxiflj ready done no, wilt nee that four to one in Wisconsin and dele­ These are tli t h e f t ? names are properly qualifi­ gates pledged to him wore elected April 2, ed. conference o f Underwood in five o f the districts. supporter* has ben called to meet Kansas elected a McAdoo delega­ In Jacksonvi’.iu ut an early date. tion, which will cast its first vote It 1*-probable that Mr. McAdoo for Governor Davis- - and then ThsWotIui?Vc£Totook'at pret-S Eighteen of wUEeome to Florida at some time switch to McAdoo. woiflfli. The m ostf-w w hoo* y the primary and make rut hlB the less inclined w* art r, or four speeches. b e ltjn he is cra zy... ‘ | line o f division in Florida at lime seems to be drawn ’ be­ fhe Iftak spot of (W Kansas lt those who belhve that the i!W -six l City MMVer who eml Krats can win thin near only hundreC&thousand do|| k progressive candidate nnd i-who think the .ntato should | declare itself for a citizen 'neighbor state, rngirdless of J M lfB ■*is always the pouring of hundreds 0 policy or opportunity. I York doctor declares of millions into securities that pay B fact that both *he»o caiuiii the standpoint of health no income tax, and that, o f course, E were born in the South, d kiss only in the night injured prices uf legitimate securi­ ■er, would appeir.- to remove m liCMr-gtrr down-the ties from which income is tsxbu to '(consideration o f sectional is that is the only time maintain tho .government.. denee and leave Florida with gets the inspiration. |mind on that *■*>re, giving AMERICANS HAVE one UUlon E. J.jBempbell-has developed, by and a quarter invested in Cuha, in be process of selective breeding. addition to owning one hundred him for the high offlcet^St^Beimhurg-IndapundanL— aqd ten millions o f Cuban govern­ CELERY AS A FOOD ------------------o ------------------en more practical and ment bonds. Canada aU o..hps a tongue!*** *mother-tmNEW ORLEANS STATES “ FOR EVERY ONE MILLION CARS added to those In large investments in Cuba. thing to send ten broafl to h'tflp the :n of Gdrmany— is no one in this use, we must expect one thousand more deaths from motor vehicle accidents,” says Frank Goodwin, Registrar o f motor; vehicles o f the state o f Massachusetts, in the American Mu­ tual Magazine. "Automobiles have killed one hundred thous­ and persons since their use became widespread in the United O i . 4 __ I f - I --------L ** *** •• • * * ‘ * vofn about: The Roy. y fir the Cape of Good towered a new lomet from the North Pole ns* and 44 degrees to :e s t o r ie s B. COUB its ahould advertise. Uvea up,to th^.popular.poncertfon meat shop In Leesburg1of a typical southern gentleman Id ppm a spotted rsouse o ftha old school— the type to o f­ of which two negroes ten met with in fiction or on the irently It doesn't make stage and so rarely In ’feel life. Last fall, returning from a duck nee which way you get hunt in the Gulf marshea I climb­ end Is the same. --------- o----------ed out o f * mud-spattered lUney ige to the Tribune: ipe Tribune will pome rorally and say that it Conole Lem tugged mournfuljy at the ends of his long mUstachs; a wistful light shone in his eye. He shook his head. 1 gave a violent start. “ Can It be,M I asked, “ that you. Colonel Lem, of all men, hove sworn o f f ? ” h "Stated** ‘ “ When?" D AN DOBBS SA' me**nc*l°Hy !*•*»" THOSE ARE good, sound ' in­ vestments. Cubans ars intelligent and industrious; thslr standard of living rises steadily; their island, about as big as the State of Penn­ sylvania, Is one oi the richest spots on all the earth; rich in Its fer­ tile soil, its iron, copper and ottur metals. If you have money to Invest, try Cuba. Some o f the ablest Ameri­ can financiers are investing heavily there. You might be the CubanAmerican Stinnes. But don’t go without money. THE LEARNED M. O. Kyle, on behalf o f the Nenia Theological Seminary, of Missouri, has care­ fully and scientifically explored that part of Palestine around the lower Dead Sea and announces discovery of the locstlon o f Sodom and Gomorrah. Some of the graves there date back to * Abraham. The diacovery _l .1 j n . -» *• id Gomorrah, says Mr. Kyle. THAT IS -moat interesting to anxious to believe and troued by doubt It would b« doubly iom r l f it should ily, the m in e jed l n ^ a pll many persons know that er cent of all the celery in the United States is n a single county of the i county is Seminole, in end we arc enlightened e fact in a communication States from Mr. R. W. n.- Jr., eecretary of the Chamber of Commerce, is us that 60.000 leaflets nr celery recipes have F cornea from overproduction with resulting decline In prices. What the Sanford Chamber of Commerce is doing might well be emulated by organizations in our state in the tine o f increasing the demand for other pf our products than rice and strawberries. We hope the Sanford Chamber will be repaid for its enterprise. We trust that more and more Orleanians will make celery a fcalure of their menus. Contemporary Comment As long as the coffee pot is not under investigation, many steady drinkers will feel safe.—Canton Repository. ______ Remember the wife’s birthday, and keep it, but do not bother about which jane it Is.— LafayoUc Journal and Courier. t profits to the prower* so An old maid like* a parrot be­ ittal that it is taken for cause that Is the closest thing she I the acreage next season i largely increased. It Is can get to a stork.—Clinton Jour>t reason taht the Sanford ir o f Commerce has lnaug^ er“ P “ »• th a t J*-’A _5*r at. Senior Class o f the High School their play will pi “ANNE WHAT’S HER NAME At The MILANE TH EATER 8:15 P. M. Tickets on sale Saturday at Bowor’s Drug Store. Admission: 35, 50 and 76c. THIS SPACE DONATED B Y * Strength Service ;.p r o p * Hospital also, $3.00 S i 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 8anford First National Bank Bldg, Phone «! iM iim u iiin u n m u u iu H ii SENIOR PLAY MILANE THEATRE FRIDAY, APRIL 25- 815 P. M Reserved Scata at Bower ’s Drug Store 35c, 50c and 75c .rturt • Reserve your «cat early '* ';, a" �V I \ / » *. 'r r ~TT?.'" " T » * THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1921 MRS, W ALTER WIGHT, Society Editor, Phone 493-J, Westminster Girls Mrs. Endor Curlett Enjoy Picnic Given Entertains I d l e r s 1 By Mrs. R. C. Bower Club in Geneva Home PENSACOLA, Apr. 18^ M D s Minnie Kehoe, o f this city, has been invited to 'address the Na­ tional Woman Lawyers' Associa­ tion's second annual convention which will be held in Philadelphia daring* the week of July 7. A c­ cording to advance.-Mott»a*kviw '•W'iTatPS irrw expected--hr* hate representatives at the convention, at which the woman lawyers are expected to make a study of sug­ gested legislation. Mies Kehoe has been asked to speak on Florida's recent legislative measures. Miss u u. stiMiuur; ©rjkcisonvmsr has been vied-president o f . .the picnic given to the Westminster of Geneva, presented a prf.ty association for several years. *• «« Presbyterian Church scene on Thursday, with her wonthe faithful chairman, Mrs. R. \derful pot plants for decoration, Bower, who has served in this when she entertained the usual capacity for three years and Is two tables of idlers on her porch, r Chittenden will en- how re iring she is to bo succeed- Substituting for the one absent member was Mrs. Ed. Meisch. honor of Mrs. J. C. ed by Mrs. Claude Howard. 3:30 o’clock. Mrs. Bower entertained at Silver Upon the arrival at Geneva of Lla Club will meet with Lake and about 80 enjoyed her the members, Mrs. Curlett served kins Connelly at 8 hospitality. The afternoon passed the most delicious luncheon, after r | Monday ban’s Auxiliary o f the [n Church will hold a Lgrant at 8:30 o’clock, Cbyterian Church. , rsonals J Ight of DeLand was a Sanford Thursday af. Shiver, who has been on business this week, fsmpa Friday. : to business in Orianiy morning were Mr S. Baumel. he mother, Mrs. Hord f 1* Mrs. Kenneth DougIttle daughter. l r**aon that yesterday [Thursday several social here postponed. . • - . “ I know that Teethina saved my baby from a bad spell of sickness” writes Mrs. Della Clyde Fleetwood, of Clayton, Fla. “ He was fretful and giving me trouble night and day. I didn’t know what to do for him till 1 read about Teethina In the papers. I began giving it to him and he soon showed signs of improvement. He is now a jolly little fellow and is as fat as a pig.” If the baby a stomach Is out o f order he cannot assimilate his food and stops growing. Teethina cor­ rected her babys stomach trouble so he could digest and assimilate his food, and that is the secret of her little one's Quick recovery. Teethina U sold by ail druggists, or send 30c to the Moffett Labora­ tories, Columbus, Gai, for a pack­ age and a free booklet about babies. The Juarez Naipe Club was pret­ tily entertained by Mrs. R. E. To­ lar at 3:30 o’clock, Thursday after- ' The Ladies Union of the Con­ noon, at her home on Magnolia gregational Church will have Avenue. A bright array of nas- >Easter baskets of homemade candy turtiums added to the attractive-1 and dyed eggs for sale at Bower’s ness o f this hospitable home. There Drug Store on Friday and Satur* were two tables of players, seven day afternoon.—advertisement. members and Mrs. W. D. Gardner an invited guest. In keeping with Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Maurer, Jr., the season a salad course was and brother, Mr. Ormond Maurer served. Miss Mahoney was award­ of New York City, left Thursday ed the prize for high score, which tor their home, making the trip waa Edgar Guests "Just Folks.’’ by automobile.' Mr. Maurer and Those playing were Mesdames brother, Ormond, apend every win­ Andrews, Gardner, Thigpen and ter here buying and shipping cel­ Tolar, Misses Kit Smith. Love Tur­ ery and have a great manuy friends ner, Lettie Caldwell ana Ellen Ma- who will regret to see them leave. honey. Taking advantage of the beauti­ DOROTHY LAWSON ARTIST ful day Wednesday, Mrs, John R. The little friends of Miss Doro­ McDonald of the Montezuma Ho­ thy Lawson, the 11 year old daugh­ tel motored to Orlando on a sight­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lawson, seeing trip in honor of her house will be pleased to' know that they guests. Those in the party were have as their playmate a little gen­ Mrs. Alico Crnndcll, Mrs. Alfred ius in tho art world, Dorothy Hume and Miss Margaret Mcwhile sick a few months ago de­ Millen of Fort Valley and Mrs. cided she would try her hand at Barret of Sanford. the coloring of a scene, a good size Some of the delegates attending ilcture, that the Atlanta Constitu. ion was offering a p m cr lo the. one the County Federation o f Woman’s Chiba at Geneva Wednesday were, Mesdames John Leonard!, W. B. Ballard of Sanford, and Mesdames V. M. Whitehead, H. II. Cline of Altamonte, rftts. Green, of Longwood, and Mesdames LcFeiste. En­ RED SEAL RECORDS dor Curlett, V. M. Peters, H. H. Pattishall and Porter Wakefield, 997— 10-in. list price $1.50 o f Geneva- . admires will soon give you a glimpse of their Easter Foot W ear. LADIES, W H Y NOT MAKE YOUR SELECTION FROM OUR SUPERB STOCK OF EXCLUSIVE STYLES, LEATHER AND CROSS Mrs. Tolar Hostess To Jaurez Naipe Club { k at the home of Mrs irjrabie.TOO Union Ave- W om en whose clothes the whole world Teethina K ept Baby From A Sick’ Spell Organ1"club will hold lEaster Bazaar, cooked nd Easter egg sale at L paint Store In tho Elding, all day. L story Hour a t LiI o’clock. L 2 of the WestminMll hold a benefit Eaafunt at 4 o’clock at Irk. b 3 of the Mhthodist [j hold a cooked food I the afternoon at Gon- P A C fe fm SHOES. SATIN IN RED MARVELS IN QUALITY AND STYLE. Many other beautiful shoes in grays, tans,and blacks YVeare also prepared to make theboys and men look good and happy Easter morning, P alm B ench, B lue S e rg e and M ixed G oods Suits from , Men and Boya Nifty Straw Hats Anything Needed in Shoes from Minuet (In D) (Mozart) .... There wore, about twenty-five ............... Jascha Heifetz scouts from Sanford that went to Orlando to attend the Court of 995—lQ-in. list price $1. GO. Honor meeting of the Boy Scouts Santa Lucia, In Italian..... of America Thursday. There were • .................. Tittn. Ruflo numbers ir o n , the three troops, ----- >• t rcccivw F m cnt^w t o / T v o or them Moon Rises Over Marcreceived eagle degrees, the high­ chiare) (Tosti) Neapoli­ est honor that a scout can obtain. These two were George W. Knight, tan ................Titta RufTo Jr., and Clyde Booth from troop No. 3DANCE RECORDS NOTIIING LIKE IT ON EARTH 19292— 10-in. list prico 75c. Whose. Izzy is He— Fox The new treatment for tom flesh, Trot ...... The Virginians cuts, wounds, sores or lacerations that is doing such wonderful work Scissor Grinder Joe— Fox whose home is in Manchester, -O. in flesh healing is the Boroxonc T r o t ....... The Virginians was in Sanford for the day1 Thurs liquid and nowder combination day. treatment. The liquid Borozone 19294— 10-in. list price 75c. is a powerful antiseptic that puri­ fies the wound of all poisons and Take a Little One-Step — infectious germs, while the BnroMedley Fox Trot ........... znne powder is the great healer. International Novelty Or­ There is nothing like it on earth for speed, cafety and efficiency. chestra, Introducing ‘T ie Price (liquid) 30c,'60c and I I 20. a String Around Your There was a Ashing party Thurs Powder 80c and 60c. Sold by all Finger.” day who enjoyed a day at the river lending drrgrgiata. They ware Mr. Arthur Yowell. Mr There’s Nobody Else But John Leonard! and Mr. Jack David son. You— Fox Trot ......Joe der R. A. Terheun. who Raymond and His Orches_ I---1. O O K I t I Returning to Sanford to again p»»y on a tour o f inA n IS.OOdown b rin g s M returned from Tampa take up hia position with Zaring factory rrthullt itenbur*. and Company la Mr. William Lentypewriter. any VOCAL AND INSTRU­ g y b A ma k e . G ood «» ton, who has been in Jacksonville “ ■ if oniv. Ask t o see for a brief stayr to Orlando Thuraday on*. MENTAL RECORDS' Mr. and Mrs. McDonald ( S B U m k roan Movlng from Sanford, where he I ' r n p l e s II* e k itaiuma and their guest, 45390— 10-In. Hat pride $1.00. las been for (he winter ia Mr. p iss* n s Amourcuae Waltz (Feraudy George McGuire, with the Fruit Growers express. He is going to Berger) ...................... . [ the Easter holidays jk Woodruff, son-of Mr. Winter Haven from here. ..... ....Lucy Isabelle Marsh rrank Woodruff. Ralnh FLOWERS P r i n t e m p s (Spring) Mrs. F. W i McRory of Montl- EASTER 11 *hool at Chapel Hill. cello, the mother o f George Me­ FOR SALE (Stem) .:........ ............... * dt of a few days to her mory, Ief( lor home Thursday af­ ter a short visit to her eon and ....... Lucy Isabelle Marsh J mother is Miss Lilly daughter-in-law at their home on Colonial Corsage Bou­ «<r, who Is at school at ’ aimetto Avenue. 19290— 10-In. list price 75cHere on a visit of a few days rtha Murphree, who has hrijf visit to MUs SsurtMotoring to Orlando Thursday **h Thursday for her night aa the guest o f the Norton kineavllle. Comedians at the Grand theater were Mr. and Mrs- E. F. Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Betts, and Mr. Al Mrs. Henry Pearce, formerly of inford, but noyr residing, in Fort ysrs, was here on a visit Thursiy. With her was Miss Christens Itenburg o f Fort Myeri, who has In 8anford on a shopping trip from Lakeland Thursday, j , Mrs. W and spending the day were Mr. and M ra.'C. L. Stokley of Mt. Dora, daughter ol' and daughter, Mrs. Belt Cole and baby. Mr. •Btokley U president o f the Banana Growers Association of Florida. Mr. Curry Harris, a student of I At Geneva- ... the University o f Florida at Ooteeaville. will be the week-end p»d. * hekWAhat % visitor o f hia mother.' Mrs. Hunt Harris, who is h e n as the guest quets Sweet Peas in White, Orange, Cerise, Lavender, Pink and Violet. Leave orders at Owen’s Studio or Villa Dora* Cameron Ave. Phone 4305 Alaska Ice Cream Freezers Ball Hardware Co. PHONE 8 FLOWER FESTIVAL Oh! Susanna........................ Wendall Hall and Shan­ non Quartet. Gwlne to Run All Night Wendell Hall and Shannop Quartet. 19293— 10-in. list price 76c Home in Pasadena..... ...... Billy Murray-Ed Smalle What Docs the Pussy-Cat Mean When She Says “ Me-ow?" .......... .............. Billy Murray-Ed Smalle 45389— 10-in. Hat price $1.00 Rustle o f Spring'(Sinding) Rudolph Ganz and St. Louis Symphony Orches­ tra. Tho Improvisator — Over­ ture (d ’AIbert) _____ ___ Rttdolph Ganz and S t Louis Symphony Orchestra. , FIRST ANNUAL NOW GOING ON! HUNDREDS OF CUSTOMERS HAVE BEEN PLEASED WITH THEIR PURCHASES IN OUR OUR BIG SALE IS A SAVING OPPORTUNITY TO THE THRIFTY CUSTOMER For Men— Not-a-scam Silk Liale Socks Topklns Union Suits Men’s Madras Shirts, regu la” $2, sale price Large assortment o f men’s Neckties in bilk knit, four-inhand, sale price Indies’ Fiber Silk Hose Ladies’ novelty Shoes in the latest styles and colors STORE. t -J. W. Carter Shoes for men —Oxfords, guaranteed to be made of solid leather Pure Thread Si|k Hose Dresses o f linens, silk, crepc. ginghams, etc., "ail greatly reduced. MODELS. THEY ARE HERE IN ALL THE N EWEST SHAPES AND COLORS AND TYPES* FOR ALL OCCASIONS, AT REDUCED PRICES. m m �r. i THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, A PETE 1H,'19Z£ AN O TH E R TK O M T H E SENATORS son here which Philadelphia won, 4 to 3. A mental slip by Zahniser, who threw ,to second instead of home when a double steal wan es­ sayed by the Athletics in the Mghth Inning gave Philadelphia its twinning run. President John* sonief the American League was a spectator. - ■Score by innings: Philadelphia ... .. 110 001 010— 1 ,Washington ......... 000 300 000—3 *” Summary; Two base hits, SlMlnd, Judge, Rlehbourg; stolen ba'BeSi -Judge, B.' Harris, Strand. Simmons; double plays, I’rothcro to Harris to Judge; Galloway to Manser; left on bases, Philadel­ phia 6, Washington 8; bases on balls, o ff Zahniser 5; Bnumgnrtner 1; struck out, by Hcimnch 1; Baurogartnar J; Ik Harris 1; Zah­ niser 1: hits, o ff Heimach 3 in 3 2-3 innings; o ff Baumgartner 3 in 8 ’ f-3; Off B- Harris 1 lr> 2; hit by pitcher by Zahniser <Miller); winedng pitcher Baumgartner; |tmpirts, Rowland. Evans and Nnllin; Mata 2:06. champfon Yankees by winning v .Thursday's game, fl to 1. Fergu­ son held the visitors to five hits while the Red Sox were hammer­ ing Hoyt, Rocttgcr and Shields for 14 hits for a total of 19 bases. ' Score by innings: New York ______ 000 100 000— 1 : {Easton ---------- --- 022 001 04x—0 Summeury: Two base hits, Shanks, Wsmbsganss (2), Harris, Neill; stolen base, I-eo; sacrlfs, Lee, Veach; double plays, I)u* in (unassisted), Shanks to Wnmrsganss to Harris; left on bases, ew York 7, Boston 12; base on bails, o ff Ferguson 4; Hoyt 3; Ruettger 2; Shields 2; struck out » j.by Ferguson ft; Hoyt-2 ; Shields 8 ; Aifs,-off ’Hoyt 10 in 0 innings; o ff .Ruettger 1 in-none, Shields in 2; ppsssd balls, O'Niell 1; Schung 1; losing pitcher, Hoyt; umpires, Connolly and Oincen; time 2:05. E S White lloaemen Hit Opportunely . ‘-i CHICAGO, Apr. 18.—Chicago - Thursday hit opportunely behind Vangilder’s wildness 'nnd erntic . support and defeated St. Louis 0 . »ttr* th- George Connnlly, Texas _ ,h (! weakened .tuuL .j&u>a EosfoB'-Lyon* . >~r' ~*~***» Score by ihHings: |St Louis ....... . 000 100 011—3 Chicago ............... 200 300 Olx—(1 I Summary: Two haso hits. Knmm, ,Slslor, Jacobson; .three base hits, Jacobson; home run, Jarohson; 'stolen base, Collins; sarrifccs GcrJbcr, Collins, Mostll; double plays, •Connally to Schalk to Shecly, Col* *HftS t o McClellan to Sheelcy; left' ton bases, St. Louis 12; Chicago 10; bases on balls, o ff Connally 0, Vangllder 6, Bayne 1; struck out, ,LV uohnnlly 3, Vangllder 2; hits, ,ciu. V§ngilder 5 in- 3 in 3 1-2 in•nlngs. Bayne 4 in 2 2-3, Connnlly *10 in A’ 2-3, Lyons 0 in 1-3 inIningat hit by pitcher, by Bayne i(Shecly); winning pitcher, Cun..tiywing a iiiK jii u n c r * Vangllder; m im k u u u , pitcher. 8k, Dwcna*und"Holmes: time [Little Rock Wins •Oyer Memphis By •Shutout Score 8-0 I ’ ' ■ ■----* LITLB ROCK. Ark., Apr. 18.— XlgbLhUtfjtcatly bunched in three .Lining* and-excellent pitching by .McColL enabled the Travelers to Jaain-MAtkUmphiH fl 'W ‘ O' Ifi the tflhnl game of the series here j Thursday.. ,/dcCnU hit u home Msntphis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—0 7 2 E ntoek 0 0 0 3 2 3 0 0 0—8 K 2 .-Marx, Mitchell uml Kohibecker; ^sQall ami Ijtpun. BIRMINGHAM, Ain., Apr. 18. —Rain that stopod the guntr in Jia tixltw inning did not check the 10,000 loyal fans who witnessed he Baron’s defeat Thursday by ^ashv(ile, 0 to 4. Score: ' '.Nashville . 7 2 0 0 0 0—9 10 3 tBisminghom 0 1 0 0 0 3— t HI 0 i Friday and Mackey; llymun irtaon. MOBILEf Vila., A pr. 18.-N cw rlaans made it two out of three om Mobile Thursday by wining close game lyy the score of 3 to .O r . 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0—3 10 0 obiie 0 0 -0 '0 2 '0 0 0 0—2 7 2 Caldera and Dowie; Boone and home run over the- right fteld bleach for hU'flrut hit o f lifts sea­ son. Grantham got a home run, double and two singles in five times up. .Score by innings: Chicago — ..... — 210 030 010— 7 St. I-oula -------- „.._ 0 1 0 100 011—4 -• -Sum m a ry r-T i«' -thrse ‘hits,- Kaufmann, granthnm. Vogel; three base hit*,' Hornsby; home runs, Grantham, Bottomley; stolen bases. Stats, Frfberg; sacrifices, Miller, F a ir ^ c t ^ H D ^ ^ O f jr n T p h r tfr te r e s r tr Shades of ancient Greece! The Olympic games, where the male of the species put his strength, to test in ancient days, threatens to i»o “ hogged’* in these dnys of feminism by the fair sex. The grandstand hurrahs, it is predicted, will be grabbed olT by the international tennis match between Helen Wills, the California phenont, whose latest photo appears at the left, and Suzanne Lenglen, spectacular French net star. Daytona Baseball Rifle Tryouts For Team Hits Fergus Olympics Are Being Hard For Victory Made On 16 Ranges John McGrow's $50,000 Itecruit From Louisville Emerges Vic­ tor in Twirling Dliel With ------- fta-rzy Yfinsc nf Brooklyn:------- cit. bV'KSuTmann 1 ; by Sherdell 3; hits o ff Kaufmann 0 in 8 in­ NEW YORK, Apr. 18.— Way- nings; on, 0 out io 0th, off land Dean. McGraw’s $50,000 Jacobs, .0 in 1 inning; winning pitching recruit, got off to an bus* pitcher Kaufmann; umpires Pow­ pi H it a start here Thursday ip ell, Pflrman and Moran; time, the New York National’s .1 to- 2 3:14. » victory over Hrooklyn. Dean tJngaged in n hrilnunt twirling duel with Vance which was decided In the tenth inning on singles by Grtijr,"Triich and Kelly. Johnston and Fournier hit' Denn for hhme runs in the first inning but the youngster quickly settled, • Tln> ilrupR ist w h ose nam e n p. only two hits bring made o ff him |n..irs In-tow w ill sunply y ou w ith after the third inning. A home run by Groh tied up. the score in n 11.00 li.m li- o f H O O V Rtl’ 8 1Ml, llOVBt> ASTHM A RR M K D V. The. nfth inning for the Giants.1 w l l l i the it nil i t s (it ml In* that u fle r Scorq by innings: on have ta k en o n e -h a lf the m e jBrooklyn ........ 200 000 00f> 0— 2 •lelne, y ou uro not mUlstleil w ith New York ...... 100 010 000 0—3 the results, you m ay retu rn the Summary: Two have hits Frisch. ImlattCe ami y o u r m on ey w ill he Homo runs, Johnston. Fournier, r h e e rfu lly refu m lrd . N o sm ok e Groh. Stolen base, Frisch. Dou* or illsiiK reralile otlor nhout the ble plays, Frisch-Kelly; KeJIy. house, u lvea i|ulek rclla f, and, If Jackson, Denn; Kelly. Snyder, Kel­ 010111 fur n n-nsunahle len gth o f ly. Left on bases, Now York 10; limn, rem ov es the ca u ses and Brooklyn 5. Bases on balls, off rouilitlonn w h ich ren der you Dean 3; o ff Vance .4; struck out by Dean 2; Vance f>... hit by pitch­ su b je ct to a t ta c k s o ft Asthm a. SU M a n d *.1.00 lin t lir a a t Y o itr er. by Dean (Fournier); wild pitch, llr u * * la | '» . Vance; umpires, Sweeney, Quigley anti Hart; timp, 1.45. Roumlll.it ft Anderson Chicago Hits Sherdell. ST LOUIS, Apr. 18.—The Chi­ cago Cubs hit Sherdell timely Thursday and defeated the St. Louis Cardinals, 7 to 4, giving Chicago two victories in three games played. Bottomly hit a < Hnufnril, F lorid a . A Freu T ria l W ill He Kent liy Geo. 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But health must be safe-guarded by good wholesome foods that are prepar­ ed from the purest ingredients. This is especially true o f bakings. If they are not properly raised, we all know that they are not easily, digested. Many times when self­ rising flour Ss ’ used in place of good plain flour and dependable baking powder — the results are flat, soggy and heavy foods. COMPANY 112 Magnolia Avc. Phono 113 PLENTY OF SPORTING GOODS: ORLANDO, Apr. 18.— Five hits WASHINGTON. Apr. 1H.— Pre­ Base Ball Supplies, Fishing Tackle. Bicycles and Bicycle Supplies, Bathirg Suits, Bathing Shoes and Caps. — three, including a four ply wal­ liminary tryouts for the American Olympic Rifle Squad will be held lop by Paul In the first Inning, a AT THE SPORTSMAN STORE single and it double in the third, a on 16 ranges throughout the Uni­ ted States on Apr. 18 and 10, ac­ SANFORD CYCLE COMPANY. single In the fourth— two error*, a cording to an announcement from is a prescription for Malaria, base on balls and one , sacrifice [ the. offices of the 'National Rifle Chills and KeTer. Dengue or lilL Association. ictus Fever. It kills the germs. fly was nil thnt Daytona needed The tryouts will be held on the to win a perfectly good ball following army post ranges: Camp Fiocdoir. from Nerve Prcssuic Means Freedom front Discuss game, although it is true that Uuvens. iFurt Wmgnm, t'nmp Knox,the visitors added u final counter Fort Sheridan, Camp Custer, Fort in the eighth to make th>* thing Snelling, Fort Omaha, Fort Des DR. \V. A. BRUNE sure, the Islanders lenv'ng 'lin ­ Moines, Fort Sam Houston, Fort Don't take chances! Use a reliable Logan, Fort Barry, Fort Lawton, ker Field late Thursday after­ Chiropractor. Fort Douglas, Fort Rosecrans, brand, o f baking powder and plain noon with the large end of a 6 Fort Riley, uud on the Murine PALM ER GRADUATE. flour. Then you-w ill be sure-of to 3 score. They poundtM Fergus Corps Kitle Range at Quuntieu, from the box and- accurate field­ Virginia. healthful bakings that are easily Office Hours; ing nlnno behind Emil Pers save 1 The final elimination competition Rooms 304-414 *> digested. ft-12 A. M . the former Kissimmee Inti during wjlt be fired on the Murine Corps First Nat. Bk. Bldg 2-5 P. M. Rifle Range nt Quantico, May 14 innings five through nine. 7 to 8 Evening cxcqpt Sntunlnys Da/tona n o l i o n o i o —a and 15, with two days, May 12 and Snnford. Remember, science has never Orlando 1 I 0 0 0 0 0 (1 1—3 13, allowed for preliminary prac­ ........... .f 9Mund mWthijjff to ltakw thtr •place The 'siiciTksfaJ TVqmpeitnrs * W i*-su tiB iilu »i»iir ■ e a t ___ r. tice. ift the final elimination .uauuluil^>a ■tua i a f e m ^ i will remniu at Quantico and en­ using plain flour and good baking gage in intensive tcum training until May 30, when they will leave powder in preparing bakings. Mil­ for New York, sailing on the Pres­ lions o f housewives now know* by ident Harding Muy 31 and arriv­ ing in France June 8. Bawara of imitations. Demand actual experience that many preptha ganoina ia 10c and 35c packThe American Rifle Squad will nrations that are claimed to take agae bearing above tmda mar1 have a heavy schedule abroad, in­ Hellstrom to Blmnnon; struck cluding five entirely distinct types their place are worthless and dan­ 3perz 3; liases on balls, off Gumtie « f rifle firing. The first import* gerous to health because they fail 3, off Fergus 2, o ff Per* 2; V ild ant match will be the Internation­ pilch, Greene; base hits olf rer- al Free Rifle Match, which will be to leaven There is no comnarigtt* 6 in 4; off Per* (J in 6; losfng tired on the range at Rheims on son. pitcher, Fergus;, 'lime q£- game, June in and 10. The International Military Rigle Match will be tired 2:00; umpire, Louzon. next on thu same range on June Calumet, the Economy Baking 23 and 24. The Olympic Individ­ Powder, is known to ho one sure ual Team matches will ho fired on the range at Chalons from June and positive aid to successful bak­ 25 to 20, thu .running tlcer rifle BATTERIES ings thnt are always pure, sweet matches on the range at Versailles June 311 to July 2, anti the smalt and wholesome. Ivirr 22 calibre Olympic Individ­ ual Match June 22. NEW YORK, Apr 18,-F cn r That’H the reason its sales nre General Auto Repairs that football may suffer from an GEOUnttlrtT ARRIVES 2 1-2 times as much as any other ovardosu o f legislation if rulePhones: nifikors oontinue to amend the TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 18.— Dr. brand. playing code uvery year, has been Ralph Chaney, nf Cnrnugio Insti­ Day, 391, Night 596-J expressed by men close to the coaching situation in the country. tute, Berkley, ChL, has, nrrlvetl PACKED IN TIN Severn! drastic measures enacted here for a few dnys’ visit, during THE EXIDB for 1024 by the National Inter­ which he will make a study of — KEEPS STRENGTH IN collegiate Rules committee will trees in Florida. The stale geo­ BATTERY STATION have a ntaerial effect on the logical. survey is co-operating game, it is thought, unless conch­ , es comply with the spirit us well \yith hiw> Ms the letter of Ihw. n llrr o f \ iipllrnilm i for T * x fired • The complete’ abolition of the X1'sitrr Sartlan MX « ( the U f i r r i l kicking tee is expected to revolu­ N ln lu t ra u l I hr s t n t r at F l o r i d a . Not Ice Is hereby n lv n i th at lia r tionize the game to such nn ex­ K. Shepherd, p u rrh a ie r o f T;i* tent that coaches will lay more nlil C ertifica te No. lost, dated the 4lh sti'Csir im"the running nntl pass­ day o f June, A. D. 1*11, h as (tied ing gnntu, and confine ihtf'kirking h.i Id e e r tlflm te In my oTflco. and n u d e a p p lication fu r ta x deed art to the necessary punt and the has to lust!* III uecorilunee w ith law. occasional drop kick. Huld le r tlflr u t* «ntl>juicra tha fo lI ow I iik deacrllird p n ip rrty altua(ei| The legislation ugainst "passive .......................... F lo r id a to -w lt : interference" on the screen pass In N W It nl S W l* nf .tilSU, , Sac. G. has been cleared somewhat, but it T u p . St S., Ilnmiii K. T h a aaM is still hazy, and violations will land lielint a i n r u n l at tha data ot I*»n.in re lot aurb eertlflrn tS In Make your selection.from the pick o f the have to be decidedly open before tha the name o f iTnknown. IJnlaaa said any official will call them, observ­ ce rtifica te sh all hr redeem ed a c new Spring Woolenii—a new shipment eordlim to la w la x deed w ill tseoa ers believe. I wish to announce to the Public thnt I have purchased the Filling thereon on the 12nd day o f A pril, "The solons in charge of the A. !».. la st. this week o f suits ranging in price from W it it can my o ffic ia l sig n a tu re slid rules have ' apparently had th« Station formerly occupied by Mr. Frank Akers, on Elm and Firat Streets. spectators m’ mind more than the seal this thu lt th day o f M arch A. n . IW I. * participants in endeavoring to (S H A D n A. nOUflLAKH. diversify the game," said one C lerk C ircuit C ourt This Filling Station is Indcpndent and is not afTiliated in any way with Henitnolr. C ou n ty F lorid a . prominent authority. Ity. A. M. W eek s. I>. O. any other. “ Coaches who have spent years 3-ll-gt-sa-« . • V l, , • l-.f in developing » kicking offense, find their years of labor discarded The pjeaaure of serving you at the Washburn Service Station will b« by the abolition of the artificial Newest Styles KNIGHTS kicking tee, and must now either appreciated. develop these hooters into drop TEMPLARS kickers or drop their kicking o f­ Attention! fense and revaqjp their attack." for the liver Amended Football Rules Will Have An E ffect on the Game TRACK MEET SATURDAY. GAINESVILLE, Apr. 18.— Center Coiieg* 0f Kentucky, the Atlanta Athletic Club an da num­ ber o f otlgg strnpg contenders will compdtu in the second annu­ al open Florida track and (laid P. A. Mero Members o f Taylor Cpm raaodery No. 23 JKnightf Templar are requested, tc meet at the aaylunt-At. 10:SC A. M. Sunday, Aprib 5#th foi the, purpose o f attending di- STRAW HATS, M UND TTAN SHIRTS INSTANT^COURTEOUS SERVICE*1 . ing Sir Kn invited to order of- t ACCESSORIES • • TIRES - “ Gabriel Snubbers" �/ •£»*■«'.' .Cum *HP®: H R I-P •R f :: -■• \ i * P r 0 *": A. / THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1924. O N 1 For Q uick Results U se Herald W ant A d s . 4 * 8 READ TH EM FOR P R O F IT B M IH M M i j . gkxx p-a d Ha t e s Political Announcements FO p o tt m mTrAAt Tr r" ANNOUNCEMENTS Political Announcements U SE 1T H E M F O R R E S U L T S -. HOUSES FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE =s=* AUTOMOBILES AN D REPAIRS ' BUILDING M A T E R IA L FOR RENT— For 6 months, comFOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER fortably furnished house, six FOR SALE— DeSoto . paints and FOR SALE— Ford Roadster p n e NOTICE I hereby announce my candi­ fO R COUNTY COMMISSIONS^ sleeping rooms. 318 Magnolia vanrisbtu At Sanford Novelty . tically new. Bargain. See Stew­ MIRACLE CoiWTete Co^ I hereby announce my candidacy Avenue. 'eluent work, sldewlaka, I will fce a candidate for reaomltt4 mdm. «»IU km tmdacy for-County Commissioner for tyorks, sole aganta. 154-tfc art Dutton. , n n lroa a » d H i for County Commissioner Coy the .JediM Jea bets*. J . K . FOR RENT — 6 room house, bath, natiort for the olfico of State Atthe fifth, district of Seninole Coun­ : Imracdlatrljr far rt Iot \ S l a t s AtI & iZ U « h u ^ ^ Terwtileger, Prop.___________ • , n V ulcanizing Subject tothe-acthm o fthv htnrn*y -of tyy O be-berentir Judicial ClT- ta, Geneva and Osceola, subject to month. InquU*1820^ark A v e .^ b « 5 2 w? * W o S b * t n d e ‘ i i d I S Lumber and -R u .ld ln fT C S srU T Hood ________ _ 10a a lla a cuit of the Suue of Florida, sub- the action of the Democratic p i t - ____________ ____________________ • B rotnin. We sell, trade, and repri­ ____.__ Hea llaa June Primary o f 1024. Carter Lumber Company Goodyear = I pair all kinds o f cook stoves. If mary June 3. ject to the action of the Demo­ ___ _____ «a a 11b* ■.________________ K. H. KILBER, N, Laurel St. Phone 506. and your trouble Is stove trouble, see “ _____;___. 4m a llaa C .- A r a u l e r s o n . _ REAL ESTATE cratic Primary, Your endorsement Balloon Tires FOR STATE ATTORNEY. HILL L U fiB E R CO. House- mi us. Type d ou b le ab ove FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COtjRT Used Cara for a second term of office will be Service, Quality end Price I hereby announce my ramliTYPEWRITER I hereby announce that I am a S.I®PJ^N®” F?r |KBNT v u l c a n i z i n g w o r k s , Phone 136. Lc<d delta a re f o r c o n , candidate for the office o f Clerk use on Royal, Remington or L. dacy for the office c f State Attor­ greatly appreciated. Commercial SL InsertionsFOR RENT— 1 2-room apartment C. Smith typewriters. Will sell GEORGE A. DeCOTTES, j * of a v era g e len gth of the Circuit Court o f Seminole ney for the Seventh Judicial Cir­ close in. for o rie-hal f_ price. _H era Id office. kntad n lint. cuit o f Florida, subject to the Dem­ State Attorney, Seventh Judicial County, subject to the action of the FOR SALE— 1923 model Ford Pcharge 10c f o r llrat Business FOR SALK— Amco adding ma­ Democratic primary In June, 1024. ocratic Primary to be held June 3, _____ Circuit. Slate of Florida. Coupe. A -l condition. Will B ROOM bungaloy, desirable lo­ chine. Never been used. $10. sacrifice for quick sale. _____________H.JH. CHAPPELL. FOR COUNTY JUDGE 1924. Irtitlna l» ren trleted to R. E. cation; easy terms. |3GOO.Q«. Opportunities Herald office. classification., i hereby announce myself as a FOR JUSTICE OF THE PfiACS _________ J. A.SC A R LETT. Shiver, care Chamber of ComLrror la m ade T h e S a n -. mndidute for the office o f County 1 hereby announce that I am a FOR S A L E -1 5 acres celery land ^V,K S^ L^ r E? I y L u wilt be reapon alble FOR STATE SENATOR FROM Judze p{ Seminole County, subject re*‘ *ter merce Bldg.______________________ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY— W' the manufacturers of a we candidate fo rifle- office of Justice fronting on Lake Monroe. 12 ! 4i d cash. Herald office, lone incorrect Insertion, FOR SALE— 1924 Ford touring, THE NINETEENTH SENto ine the Democratic primary, primary, June 3, of w 0f the Peace in In and for the first acres cleared and under irrigation, I FOR SALE — Remington typeknown and widcry advertised pro­ Irtlser. fo r su bsequ en t run only 1,000 miles. Inquire ATORIAL DISTRICT. t The o ffic e sh ou ld be prietary medicine, went a .repre­ I pledge faithful service jurtice district of Seminole Coun- all planted, four flowing wells,! writer, with wide carriage, in GOO Magnolia or Phone 102I announce my candidacy for 1024. [immediately In « « • o f •nould you nominate me. sentative in each county In Flor­ cheap. ty. With the legal ami nfficlent . • good condition. 825 cash. Inquire $25 nomination as State Senator from _______________ J. G. SHARON. ida. Our proposition is attractive ADVEItTISBHS. assistance of the executive officers at Herald o ffice ._______________ the Nineteenth Senatorial District and will net a man rrom $200 to MEMBER OF SCHOOL BOARD- of the county I promise to do my FOR SALE— 10 acres, 5 cleared, FOR SALE—Daisy nnd stable „ repreten tatlve th o r subject to the Democratic Primary $250 per month. Character and nlllar w ith ra le s . rulee I wish to announce that I am a duty without prejudice. vegetable land, flowing well. manure’ , car lotk. Link & Bagto be held June 3rd. I am an at­ •ideation, w ill g iv e y ou ability count more than money in N candidate for Member of the Two blocks of loading station, L. G. STRING? 2LL0W . ley. Box 2401, Tampa, Fla. Inform a tion . A n d If USER CAR BARGAINS torney at law practicing at San­ selection. Write us your qualifica­ cheap. School Bonrd of Seminole Co. from , they w ill asalnt y ou In FOR COUNTY JUDGE. ford, Florida, and have been a res­ WANTED— Regular customers for tions end if satiefactory we will t School .district No. 3. Subject to [your w ant ad to m ake Subject, o ’ course, to the action One 1022 Buick 0 Sedan. ident o f and attorney in the Nine­ the decision o f ihe Democratic pri­ fresh eggs. Write Cackleberry explain our proposition to you by FOR SALE— Lots in Roseland Farm, Ilf retire. of ths Democratic Primary to be Lake Mary, Fla. teenth Senatorial District for 13 mary to be held Juno 3, 1924. letter. The National Remedy CdfoHeights. High and dry. A -l loca­ ron T S A T N O TICB . held June 3rd, I will be a candidate One 1920 Buick 6 Touring. rears. Your support will bo great, pany. Postoffice Station G. Jack­ FOR SALE— Household goods. tion ^nn Sanford Ave., from $260 H. II. PATTISHALL. Itier* ih ould g iv e th eir for the office o f County Judge o f y appreciated. sonville, Florida. _______ to $r>oo each, easy terms. If you 515 Myrtle Ave. > postoffice addreea aa FOR SHERIFF Seminole County. I shall be gTateOne 1923 Ford Touring. LEWIS O’BRYAN. their phone n u m b er If I hereby announce myself a can­ ’ul for the nomination and elec- want n desirable home come in and FOR SALE— A team , of mules, Lire result*. A b o u t one FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER cheap fur cash.__P. O. Box 211. didate for tcelecUon to the office -ion, and tf elected I assure the see us. Cut o f a thou san d h ae a One 1922 Ford Touring. 1 hereby announce my candidacy of sheriff o f Seminole county sub­ citizenship of Seminole a fair and and the o th e r * ca n ’ t HELP WANTED FOR SALE— One player piano in lc a le with y o u unleaa If you want a city lot, a subur­ for the office of County Commis­ ject to the action o f the Demo­ laithful administration of the a f­ fair condition. Will sell cheap One 1921 Overland Touring. W A N T E I T - Combination SooI> DW your address. ban lot, a house ready built, cel­ for cash. 21H Palmetto Ave. sioner from district number two cratic primury to be held on June fairs of tb« "Tice. keeper and stenographer. Btlnaaaee S*® »T he ery farm, grove or anything in of Seminole county, subject to the 3. If elected iur another torn I SCHELLE MAINES. One 1921 Ford Coupe. person e l T h e l a a ply Poter-Judy Fruit Co. the Real Estate line call us. We FOR SALE— Baby chair nnd reed action of the Democratic primary pledge co tulhti the dudes o f the ,14 o ffice or h r le t carriage, 1ike new. 402 Oak. FOR I’ Ru SECo n N G ATTORNKY sell at the owners price only. WANTED— SanTunl business mea June 3, 1024, fTtlcphotic d le c o a t la office in the same efficient manner Terms If wanted. I desire to announce to the citi­ FOR SALE— We have stored with who are in need o f competent JOHN MEISCH. |,re aol rallil. that l have conducted it in the zens of Seminole County that I am Mr. ,W. L Harvey, P. O. Box help should read the classified Call nnd see us. We give you Vos. Prompt. E ffic ie n t past. THE SEMINOLE IIUDSONFOR COUNTY PROSECUTING a candidate for the nomination to the bargains and service. 352, Sanford, Fin., one standard Service. page of The Herald. There’s no C. M. HAND. ATTORNEY. be Prosecuting Attorney for the THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO., make 88 note player piano in mureason for sending out-of-town for ESSEX CO. I wish to announce that 1 shall FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC IN­ County Court ot Seminole Couniy, _____ Seminole Hotel Annex. hogany cate which we ydll sell for help when there la probably Just subject to the action o f the Demo­ FOR STRUCTION he a candidate for the office of $150 and sundry charges rather the person you want in the d ty. Political SALE— Celery farms. We I hereby announce my candidacy cratic Primary, «une 3rd, 1924. I County Prosecuting Attorney, sub­ than ship. For Information see W a n t e d — i n d i e s to do s im p le have several farms in the high­ ject to tho endorsement of the for re-election ns member o f the rill b « grateful lor your voto and est state uf cultivation at very Mr. Harvey, or write Cable Piano needlework at home. Libera! pay. Democratic voters at the June 3rd, Board of Public instruction for ihe nomination. Co., Jacksonville, Fla. Materials furnished. Addressed, Jrifpftlve prices nnd terms. W.l AWARD CONTRACTS. primary. “ " ERNEST F. HOUSEHOLDER, V. Wheeler, 404 1st National Bank iTOR SALE- Strawberries, 16c per Seminole County, Florida, repre­ TAX- ASSESSOR^ stamped envelope brings particu­ GEORGE C. HERRING. senting school district No. 2 of qt. in field run, 10 qts. delivered, Bldg. Phone 101-J. [to announce that I am a FORT MYERS, Apr. 18.— U o lars. Morgan Nov< “ FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Seminole County, subject to the lanta, Ga. ________________ ____ ‘hone 130. Rex Packard. FOR RENT— New bungalow, ramfor re-election to the county commissioners have I hereby announce my candidacy Democratic primary to be hold on WANTED— Young man with unMISCELLANEOUS pletely furnished until Oct. 15. Tax Assessor o f Semi- for re-election for tho olTIco of June 3rd, 1924. awarded contracts for bridge and usal sales ability and good per­ On Magnolia 'Ave. References ex­ ___________CHAS. A. DALLAS. W ANTED ^ty. subject to the decla- County Commissioner of Seminole road work in tho county, calling sonality wanta position with good changed p. o . Box m i . FOR CI.RTlh. OF~COURT Denierratic Primary to ....County, District No. 1, subject to for expenditure of more titan $ 1,- concern. Address, Ambition, care the action of the Democratic pri­ I hereby announce my candi­ 60 Cents 3rd, 1324. 000,060. Six projects are covered Herald. mary June 3, 1924. dacy for the office bf Clerk of the Homo Cooked Meals. Two blocks A. VAUGHAN. in the contracts, as follows: WANTED— White, woman’ to 4 ) Apartments O. L. BLEDSOE. Circuit Court, Seminole County, business district general housework and live on . . . . SHERIFF Grading and asphalt macadam Florida, subject to the decision of PHOENIX HOTEL FOR SHERIFF. premises. Middle aged person For Rent [ten of Seminole County: the Democratic Primary to be 300 Park Ave. paving of tho pentration type, preferred. Address. Address “ S’* I hereby announce myself as t ’ announce myself a can- candidate for tvte o!5ce o f Sheri!! held on Juno 3rd, A- D., 1924. I two and a half inches thine and Box 1125, City. x Sheriff of Seminole o f Semltiolo County, subject to the Jtand foi* efficiency and service in FOP.. KENT— Furnished apartMadam Harriet, 16 feet wide on: * Section 1. Tice ment. Apply Shirley ApurtObject to the action of the Democratic primary June. 1921 office. Beauty Parlor. ments, First Street. to Olga; section 2, Olga to Hen­ : primary to be held on VANCE E DOUGLASS. W . A. T1LL19. Over Mobley's Drug Store. If I am elected I pledge FOR MEMBER SCHOOL HOARD dry county line; section 2-A, Al­ ROOMS FOR RENT FOR RENT— Three room apartPark Ave. Phone 245. FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT fulfill the duties o f this I hereby announce myself a can­ nicntl Leo Bros., 415 W. First va schoolhouse to section 2 ;> sec­ FuR RENT—Two furnished rooms I wish to announce that I am a best of my ability. PUBLIC Stenographer; your bus- St. _ _______________ for light housekeeping. tion 3, Olga to Charlotte county candidate for Clerk of tho Circuit didate for re-election to the olfico _ F.. E. BRADY. of ntcmbei o f the board of public ncss solicited.. 107 Patk Ave. FOft RENTt- 6 room unfurnished , * line; section 4, Fort Myets to Es- Sid, Court o f Seminole Co., subject to Instruction, re presenting school TrAiTCOLLEfcTOU Phone 349. *** tero; section 5, Kstero to Collier FOR REPilV—Furnished bed rooifil npartmunt, well located.' A. P. Democratic primary, June third. i announce myself a candistrict No. 1 of Seminole Coun‘ y, Connelly A Sons. 'ounty line; section 7, Crescent Apply 703 Palmetto, lr the office of Tax Col* I f elected, I promise the faithful subject to the Democratic primary WANTED— Good used touring Beach road. A nine-foot marl performance o f the duties con­ F 6 ITWe R T—Two large f u n d s f ^ |Seminole County, subject car. Address Auto earo. Herald. to be held on June 3rd; 1924. and shell surface will be put on nected with that office. ed housekeeping rooms, ISOclsion of the Democratic _____ FR ED T. WILLIAMS.Pine Island road, Sections 6 -A W . L. MORGAN, 314 East S trS t. i be held June 3rd, 1924. and 6 -B. TO THE VOTERS OF THE 19TH FOR TAX COLLECTOR R. C. M A X W E L L _ tn<)7 SENATORIAL DISTRICT. LOST AND FOUND [ ■w I wish to announce mat’ L'atri a •fat si il.VTY COMMISSIONER A fter-i ___ on to the * t|>yannour ClHflttt' 6f CbiDity Tax Collector *<*f decided to bccome'n candMrta lor LOST—One seven-months old< ; Commissioner fo r Farming’ Tools and re-election to the State Senile bull clog, light bitiidlo with bob-] strict of Seminole Coun- Seminole Counts', subject to the from the 19th Senatorial District, Implements to the action o f the action o f the Democratic primary composed o f Orange, Seminole and bed tail and untrimmed cars. Re­ to be held in June. Imsry of 1924. Osceola Counties, subject to the turn 1002 First St. and receive JWO. D. JINKINS. DISCLOSING THE NEW MODE C. L. WEST. Democratic Primary to be held reward. DUNTY COMM ISS ION ER F O i r c o w r r r o s n n s s r o N E B June 3rd. I respectfully solicit Tho coat-frock lends itself to endless For n limited time I offer my I hereby announce my candidacy your support. LOST an opportunity to keep by announce my candidacy variety, lint here one sees it in n iiumMI for re-election to the office of It. C. M A X W E L L entire outfit at very rensonnblc to the office of abrenst with the times by riot ________ M. O. OVERSTREET. Schelle Mainea thm i.j generally becoming nnd fiattcrCommissioner of District O u n ty Commissioner from Disinglyuu.iiJtalile. Itisdcvcloiicd in dark reading the ciasaified pages of FOR COUNTY JUDGE Ileal Estate prices for cash. Come early nnd got ti.'it number four of Seminole emlnole county, subject to blue twill Un>l is drupctl slightly- at the I hereby announce my candidacy . LAW YER and i of the voters on June 3rd. County, subject to the action of for the office, of County Judge your daily newspaper. Herald your pick. »ide. The decorative scheme is novel the Democrat primary June 3, 1924. o f Seminole County, subject to tnt want ads contain many interesting C. W. ENTZMINOER. and rolirfal, runlisting «jf three rows Insurance •:« — Court House I. F. WHEELER. of braid one gold, one silver and one “COUNTY SCHOOL action o f the voters at the Demo­ messages. It will pay you to read SANFORD,------ FLORIDA lurquoitc blue—ui itched along the col­ FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER cratic primary June 3. them rfnllv. BOARD PHILIP !L ANDREWS lar and edge of the turn-back cuffs. I hereby announce my candi|by announce myself a canJOHN a. LEONARDY. LOST— A dark brown and tan Medium sisc requires .1 •4 yards 54-inch nr re-election as a member Iscy for County Commissioner for Celery Aye. FOR COUNTY JUDGE 1 material. collie dog with white neck and; founty Board of Public In- District No. 2 Seminole County, To the People o f Seminole County: STEWART The Florlat George A . DeCottes Pictorial Rsview Drew No. lH9f. from District No. 2, subject to the Democrat^ Primary, I i s i candidate for County feet. Answers to the name of. Size*, J4 to-46 inches blast ami |6 to 20 A ttomey-at-Law Flowers For All Occasions Oviedo, Osceola and June 3, 1924. Judge, your support and vote on Bob. Liberal reward if returned ycart. Price, 45 ccuts. L. P. nAOAN. i) subject to the action of Over Seminole County June the 3rd will be appreciated. to Mrs. W. B. Zachary, 619 Mag- i Members Florists Telegraph De­ ^ocratic Primary, June 3rd, t a n If __SAMUEL A. B. WlLftlNSON. nulla A ve.________ FOU SHERIFF. CUT THIS OUT — IT IS WOP U living served an e mem To the Voters of Semtnoie County: livery Association FOR REPRESENTATIVE. MONEY Sanford. - ............ Florida the Board since 1015, end I hereby announce my candidacy 1 hereby announce my candidacy GET YOUR hair cut or Bobbed be­ Send this ad and ten cent) to 814 Myrtle Av«. Phone 260-W [been chairman of the for tha office of Sheriff of Semi­ for member House of Representa­ 5 room house, elec­ fore you buy your new hat. Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., tnre 1919, cspecally fits me nole County, subject to the voters tives for Seminole County subject Chicago, 111., writing your name I work required o f a Board o f the Democratic Primary to be to tho action o f the voters at the and adoKss clearly. You will re­ tric lights, good well. I, and if re-elected I prom- held June 3rd, 1924. If elected I Democratic primary, June 3. ceive, a tan cent bottle of FO­ [*me conscientious and conromise four years of Law EnFORREST LAKE --------- NOTICE---------- LEY’S HONEY AND TAR COM­ $2250.00, — $250 cash, Elton J Moughton service as has been rend orcement in as business manner b; mi POUND for coughs, colds and |my many years o f service the help of the proper subor ARCHITECT Anyone wiahlng (o com­ hoarseness, also free sample pack- bal. like ren t V i F. HARRISON, nates or asslatanta and earnestly PROTECT YOUR CHILD'S Ffrst National Bank BMff, ■gas o f FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic municate with the Knights First National Bonk Bldg. Geneve, Florida. solicit the support of all law en­ HEALTH stimnlant for the kidneys and Sanford — -------- F lorid. of the Ku Klux Klan of forcement voters, on Jana 3rd. Through thoughtlessness the slight Sanford, — — — Florida REPRESENTATIVE FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS RAYMOND L. ALLEN. cough or cold of a child is. often neSanford may do so by ad­ for Constipation and Biliousness. Ipectfully announce myself ^ndidato for the House of FOR CO N STA BLE— OF DIET icctcd and soon becomes serious. 6 room house for dressing mail to Postoffice These •wonderful remedies .have few doses of FOLEY’S HONEY n1st lvc.t from Seminole TRICT NO. L helped millions of people. Try Box 68. subject to the Democratic I hereby announce that I am a AND TAR COMPOUND, at amali rent on paved street. them. Sotd everywhere. [. June 3, 1924. I f electee candidate for constable of District cost, taken at the onset of the cold would bring speedy relief. Be avocate constructive legis No. 1, subject to the Democratic — ■M k . — — = All modern $45.00 per The Matthews Press [or the benefit of tho great- primary to be held June 3rd, 1924. prepared, have a bottle of this W . l a k a M U a-. S a a f a N F ie . pher of people in Seminole Said district beig composed of the safe, reliable cough remedy on month. Phone 417-L-2 |and the state of Florida. following voting precincts: San­ hand, and give promptly when a » cough or cold ia detected. Equally ford, Lake Monroe and Paola. J. R. LYLES. aa effective h r older persons. No r . E. WALKER. RUNTY COMMISSIONER opiates. Sold everywhere. *hy announce my candidacy FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF Pnty Comlmssioner for the P.UBLIC INSTRUCTION II. B. Lewis & Co. Sanford Sign Shop Peru has a number of coal de­ Itrlct, comprising the towns I hereby announce my candidacy APPROPRIATE Msry, Lcmgwood, and A!- for re-election to the Office of posits nnd the government haa ap­ First National Bank Building Spring*, and respectfully county superintendent of public pointed a committee of experts to LETTERING [Re Support of the voters of Instruction of Seminole County, study the possibilities o f estab­ For All Classes of Work IND SUPPLIES 107 Park Ave. Telephone 349. »tnct ui the primary to be subject to the Democratic primary 107 North Sanford Avelishing the mining Industry on a F O R D ,F L A . F O O T o r F I R S T 3, 1921. to bo held on June 3rd, 1924. large scale. T. W. LAWTON. W. B. BALLARD. Cash In A d v a n c e r iniouncement Daily Fashion Hint BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD J PRINTING BBS By GEORGE McMANUS IGING U P F A TH ER CELT L)P>: >: IT ’t j I A N E A R L Y MINE O C L O C K AMO V O U A R E D O E AT T H E O F F IC E A T E IG H T : J / ------- L /i t>C N N T - tF AJHX O N E ’ CALL.‘a F O R M E • T E L L THEf\ fM BOtjT •AM AT F IV E O'CLOCK. , CO NE iN M V O F F IC E AN W A K E M E U P - SV p " AH1 MAGGIE ’ I HAD A E O foV DAY OF I T A T THE OFFICE • IN COIN ’ T O D C O t CAL*L M E AT C feE : i f i t w u z - h r r F E R Hl*> •jN O R tN * lO T H IN K H E W U2. OCAO EIGH T O C U O CK t . V T H E MORNtH** ~ [ VERY , W ELLDEAh ; |! N f t . ■iA ,S ! ' +? 3| “ 1 m . .• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Ap Savannah, and was discharged al­ ish press toward the proposed most immediately, “tHrough the reparation settlement on the. i tnflnenco of John L .;Phillips,- Re­ basis of the experts’ re p o rts.lt* mittce investigating t) _ publican state chairman for GeorNumbering is deducted from the general ment of Justice dealt witlt a variety f e " L a ^ r. M*fter President ‘W f f „ run of British comment that of subject*/tootoding my > < —6— ' H ■; ; Coolidgc took office,” ha added, >ut' 800 Stopped Wheeler Gives Bond Prime Minister MacDonald will disappearances of conftsea' federal ng»nta want Into tha situa­ M e a n tim e ’ Devet6i»e refuse to agree with Frrince on Immigration Measure, uor«, bootlegging and boot Ytihia by Guards To Appear On May 5 tion and TO parsons wera sent to D efin ite P olicy fo r th e G ov­ the system of pledges to be prosecutions, and war tically the Same aa the penitentiary but he insisted the taken in case Germany defaults cases. • **•! ■- .. ,, • . , graft payment” from the whis-l e rn m e n t to Follow fn R e­ State’s Embargo by HodfiC, and Provldinj in execution of experts’ plan. WASHINGTON, Apr. 1 9 Once or twice committee memring to federal agents was ne-1 s p e c t to th e M uscle S h o a ls for Japanese Exclusion la According to officials at the Senator Burton K. Wheeler, bera balked a t the testimony intro­ Riected as an element in the prose­ P la n t— W o u ld ■ T h e ir Call French foreign office without Montana, appeared before Unit­ Passed by Senate with l duced,- notably when one witness cutions. • * 1 an advance agreement on means ed States Commissioner Mac­ F o r B ids to 'E x e c u te It. said he hrid. heard that -"two bot­ Six Dissenting Senators. Large Amount of Whiskey Donald here todav and furnish­ In Speech in Adrian, Michigan, tles” of confiscated Intoxicant* bad of obliging Genq*ny to carry Sc#ife later returned to the stnnd out the terms of the arrange­ • f n T.T*e Aaaiwlatril Pr*aa) ed bond of. $1,000 for his ap­ Former Nary Secretary Re­ been sent at ona time to the office and told of the accumulation st ( O r T r i e A —— l a t e r i F m O pearance on May 6th at Great WASHINGTON. Apr. 1 9 .- Sug­ ment, Germany is the only coun­ plica to "Insinuation ( J Col­ of Speaker Gillett of the house. the department of justce during WASHINGTON, Apr. 19.—The sure of getting benefit from immigration bill of 1924, carrying jr Montana, to answer an lu sio n on bin Part.” Representative Gillett later denied Wars prior to 1921 of rather large gestion was made at the senate try (Authorizes They iIndictment committee’s Muscle Shoals hear­ the experts project. They add­ substantially the same provision charging him with the charge in a formal statem ent. amounts of whiskey, taken at varL (Hr Th, Aa*o, late's |»rru) ing Friday that all of the pend-1 ed it is no use of asking rotating: to Asiatic exclusion and accepting money illegally for Inspected Foot appearing Adrian, Mich., Apr. 19—Full re­ Adjournment was taken until Mon* i ous times from travellers end ued- ing bids be set aside and the gov-! France, most interested creditor other important changes In basic before the interior i d Mouth Disease department land cases. He w ent' sponsibility for the initiation of the the handling ' * of 1 ?anti-trust ^ ! ™ * cases * * & I wYshinitonhiK n U station. throu,rh Al­ *h° ernment adopt a definite plan with I of Germany, to give up a sure policy recently approved by tho r ----thing no m atter how small tor house, was passed Friday night by respect to the property and then before the commissioner volun­ policy which resulted In the leas­ the department of justice rind th though lU -value was around $50,­ call for bids to executo It. so uncertain nn eventuality of the senate by a vote of 52 to fl. TW A uw lnlrt Prr*,» tarily when advised a t the dis­ federal trade commission would fi 000. he amid. It all disappeared" be(IX, Apr. 19—Got. G. W. trict attorney’s office that the ing of the naval oil reserve was as­ given attention. Senator Ralston, Democrat. In- j Germany paying without being On the final roll call, as upon ev­ April, 1922, when a grand diana, sumed here Friday night by Ed­ triion*. today lifted the indictment was forwarded here advanced the proposal and obliged. ery important test vote taken Scalfe Testifies • ■ ■ * •* Jury investigated the matter, found Mouth dieeaa* blockade with the request for service. t hairman Norris said he saw no win Denby around whom raged a since the measure waa first report­ H. L. Scalfe former investigator no ground for indictment but crit_ hi' order to permit the ed, the senate registered 'it* dri* storm of criticism in the senate of war frauds eases for the depart­ Idled tno seiiure And storage gya- objection to the idea and added iato the state of approxlthat he understood it conformed ciaion by a larger majority e t before retirement Inst month as ment............. of Justice ____i tftlle »•_,_, , * * spent moat ^ M [|M aotorieta reported In a | with the Muscle Shoals policy of than in the house, where the vo day on the stand. Called to testi­ secretary of the navy, i | condition a* a reault of be. nJnv T ° r tT,ck,*d through President Coolidge as set forth.in on passage waa 322 to 71. The alx fy for the fourth time, he promt many channels, Scsife said, but his message to congress.' " oe the California aide of •’’Had I not taken the action I introduced the subject of wlUril senator* opposing th* bill ia Ha rd" J ' l rM,tk atto,n*y” ho contend"As it now stands, ’ Senator Hoe without cam pins amended form on the last roil call did to protect the interests of the smuggling through Savannah, i_ _ ed, would have gotten indictments Ralston said "the government ■t or isfficieat food, were Chairman Colt. Rhode M u d , navy In these reserves against the was then excused to perm it CUrk against persons who absorbed It. has no plan for dispusal of Muscle of aathorltlea of Imperand Weller, Maryland, Republicans, tremendous lose of drainage,” he Grier, another former agent of the •• The alleged contribution to Mr. Shoals and before bids are cony, California, f ir in f “II“ * * » • * , Delaware; Gerry, declared in an address, “ Iwould department of justice, to tell about’ 8 offlce for mention of*idered a policy should be adop­ riolent advice and leadRhode Island; King, Utah; Walsh. : have been false to my trost and which he was given a sharp remon­ that m atter from first-hand Infi * ----te d ” Local Doctor Is iteclpcnt of High la aitoiota who stormed Massachusetts, Democrat*. , matron. strance from Senator Wheeler, ■ Honor Which Colleagues Con­ blockade ..at .Yuma Foreign Relations Committee So culpabjv negligent in the perform­ Attack Ford Rid. As it goes to conference, the new ance of my duty.” . Democrat, Montana, the commit­ fer Upon Him At Banquet G rlir said in 1921 he devoid hill contain* few changes which All of the witnesses a t Friday’s vu proteeled today by Decides but Lodge Indicates Last Night, fad as to extensive conspir­ tee prosecutor,” was one of the hearings attacked the bid of Henry Replying to what he said had the facts are expected to prolong dlscuaaUa. v Hast in a .m eke i ge ..to Doesn't Mean Early Report minor items bearing upon i^a dis- Ford. R. B- Bowen, national lec­ Attention, however, has been callbeen an insinuation of collusion on acy for importing of liquor t ' Ifern la. of Call I .. . . to Senate. POIIle . f . Dr. B. D. Caswell of Sanfoni cd to the possibility of important i t his part in connection with the oil gr* ■■ — ■ - - **r*........... turer for the Nun-Partisan League, — ■ _ G rlted out ____ U arf. I, Apr. ID—Upon receipt said if Ford obtained M u W :wn* e,ftcod to *erve *" pre,ldent of changes being work_____ WASHINGTON, Apr. 19.—Pro- leases, Mr. Denby said he had nev­ er been talked to about the naval Shoals the committee would be the Central District of the Florida Slight differences in phraseology actions from Gov. Hunt to poxals for American adherence to “f ilin g the nation’s birthright;’ Dental Society at a banquet held exist between' the house and senate aa entry Into Arizona of “ M world court, which have been petroleum reserve situation before O. F. Graff, president of the Am­ at the Valdes Hotel Friday night. drafts in many sections, ono of entered the cabinet by the presi­ N tourists blockaded here. slumbering In the senate foreign them the vital "Japanese exclu­ erican Nitrogen Products Com­ (ebon were sufferirik from relations committee will be bought dent-elect or by any of his cabinet pany, Seattle. Wash., said he op­ Serving with him for the next term sion” provision, and, while no *vl‘ food and abettor, prep- out for a public nearing in the near or other advisers. posed the Ford bid and all of the will be Dr. J- H. Verlgan of Winter dence ha* been shown on either _ ■ nrt begun Immediately future*, "My appointment was somewhat . other bids because on the basis of Park ns vice-president and Dr. tide of tho capitol of a disposition ’ ud quarantine officers pnexpecled," he said, "and was r«t This was decided upon Friday to recedg. In the slightest degree, I T their terms no private enterprise Donald Morrison of Gainesville as the travellers to lhspec- by tha committee but Chairman announced until about Feb. 25. And • Score of Other Fintmea cuu«<i H iiace juie .compeltion; comwqtion; a n d !lecretary 1secretary - treasurer. Gainesville parliamentary observers celled at­ cou«d acejthe I fimifttion so they might Ight Lodge and other members indicat­ Therefore, there was no collusion And Spectators Injured When [ Latest Figure* Show Registration Hugo MacRac, of Wilmington, N. was chosen as the next meeting tention to tha possibilities offered iriaU line as soon-as pos- ed did no{' rofan *n early report as to my acts to be performed by IJst Has Reached 2.500 With n a ils of Burning Box Fac­ ,n confer*#**. C., a land reclamation expert de­ place in October. 1 rmpeeta For Number lo would be made to ^he senate on me although even that insinuation to ria l!. Whit# House spokesmen declared clared the Ford proposal contem­ To Reach 2,700 The banquet of the denistii was President nt delay in the erection •ny of the aereral psopositions that has been made. Coolidge had no com­ plated n "virtual g ift” from the pronounced by many to have been A a»*el«ira P rr» a ) advanced, among the gation station, 4 Yuma ment to offer upon the senate ac­ government. .,I?rneIl to I tt o lo r Department one of the moat enjoyable afafirs Over 2.600 voters of Seminole CHICAGO, Apr. 19.—Five ifireUou< a station i t Knobb, original proposals submitted by Shortly after taking office. It tion, nor upon the situation which Bowen Opposes All. ' of ita kind yet held by the organ­ has " than *~ [if niltt west of here.' Gov. President E ardnu <ng more a was represented to me that drain­ mon are known to have been killed f oun,J ’ hav« nuallfied for the comgrown out of the failure of coti« Bowen said he was opposed to isation and one which the visitors gTtts prlmery election a telegram to a quaran- year ago. age of the reserves was proceed­ and a score of other fireman and lnKLETw.°J3g l“ to accept the advice of tho all of the bids for Muscle Shoals declared themselves «s appredtaspectators ware burled benaatk « b< ’ h . '*uno 3, according td Committee action Friday was ing rapidly and offset wells wera erst Yoraa stated he fait . ... —-- — -— benaatk state department against bringing Ing very much. and favored. Chairman Norris’ bill figures given out Saturday by H. falling wall* of a burning r*T to let' people pass after confined solely to the granting of necessary, Believing that the De­ the Japanese into the definitely the C. DuBose, county snnf.rvisor of for government (operation. He as­ Several features among them excluded classes. pu«h inspection than to have a request of a number of organ­ partm ent of the Interior was best four-story box factory on serted that Ford’s bid was better » « » u iu n n , Up u p zo :o anti and through inrnugr solos by Mrs. J. H. Takach. and psb tbs nurd. I do not want isations favorable to tha world qualified to handle for the navy its kS *l0 . t1o n,^ ht* Many of registration. ta nal* bill waa described by Friday the registration was 2,49t *b® Hooker-White*Atterbury Mrs. Leak, were much enjoyed. uitaTh" [* b/ bloodshed but ntUbt “ EH 1(! f i . that ‘h«y he heard, A enormously valuable reserves, I those buried in the debris are be- and author, Senator Reed. RepuhH-' bid because Ford would force low­ a few more voters registered lieved to have perished. Mr*. R. R. Deaa rendered piano subcommitta* of five, with Sofia- turned to the Interior Department Pennsylvania, aa “even mare ffrecaution poealbia.” this morning. er electric power rates by being a selections and was accompanist, for can, tor Pepper, Republicah, Pennkyl- for advice* on restrictive than that p< the subject. I then _ Th« names of three of’ the five .............. .......................... Paaaed* -by w the continual "threat” to the Alabama . According to Mr. Dunns*, it U p „ ......— -- — -------- - two singers. Another delightfuilhousa.” Both ^ a e x h a i m a h w a s named to GX, Arts., A, 19—Stata vania, bsliev^that^fiU Ig.a.'akl th* w Ister^ before the* book* close May I”?rr _ be compelled .to Ifop lfi<tho house Captain John permits certain nop. enter into^anj y reemsnt with th* 1>. .Should the .number reach that Sknaton a ld 'th tr e had V-eij 1Uto**1"*** u n io n held fol- qoct sing frouf California In tiona whic' AUbar , . O w pany to fig figure, -It will be an Increasn nf tawing the entertainment features, « th* state’s smbargo, tie discussion in the committee and aid not oak me. I asked him, I Dehoring, James Carroll and Rob- 50 per cent over the regiitradou the prici pr In ord*F to survive. was presided over by Dh J- n. Among T - g f th l governor’s thehi .Were no renewals of charges wanted to stop the squandering of ert Davy, three other Aremon are of two years ago So far the In­ But acceptance of the Ford bid. Verrfgan and Dr. 0. B. Tlson aerv- ehUdfrfifand other d e p t____ recently made in the senate by an Invaluable rsoourca. (Together, n f hospital not expected to live, crease is equal to approximately Bowen declared, would be "selling ed as toastmaster for the banquet. Lffurdsmen will be aent on Senator Roblnrion, of Arkansas, the then, the secretary of the Interior and 12 other firemen are unac­ 48 per cent. the nation’s birthright.’ The state­ Among the talks given a t th# “ d M n *i Democratic leader, that Senator ahd I presented tne m atter to the counted for. Two spectators are wmtstton of the county at* Tnst this is a fine indication of ment has been made, he added, banquet were two by Dr. A. B. Lodge was preventing action on president of the United States and missing. A maximum admittance o l IffriV uie interest that is being shown that the “people were for the Ford Whitman of Orlando and Dr. J. H. JM * y « r U £«i " V S 'J P 1*’ who rem atter. At that time the Re- after he had given it careful How It Happened. ***• authorities were un- the bid when as a m atter of fact the in the election, goes without sayTaylor of DeLand given on the b,' r» "gsjust an eetimated MquoU »P< with the situation. ubllcan leader declared no sena- ■tudy ho decided to issue an execu­ A dozen firemen were standing “ I*' During the peat few days peop f r®..not W ormed on the “Don'ta for the Dentist Pribfea- total of 162,000 in ,the Jvhusee )r» had pressed for action and tive order. proposition." « the announcement. on the fire escape between the Mr. DuBose a office h n been kept slon.” These addressee were full bill, exclusive of exemptions. Scnthey could do ao a t any time Groff's Only Interest. With Machine Gun. Thereafter a searching investi­ second and third floors when *the busy registering voters, both mon of interest end were received with The subcommittee Is without Mtimsted the house b S Graff explained to the comrait- hearty applause. Others giving actually would B»„nt 5*5.,ral H arrii, acting any authority. Chairman Lodge gation was made by the depart­ roof of the state building crashed and women. The woman are tak­ pro* ** * tee that his only interest in Mus­ in, carrying down two floors bement of the interior into the whole ing more interest than aver be­ Governor Hunt. or* said, to make any recommendation short humorous talks were L. M. legal adolisalon ............ ........................ . o. cle bhonls was to prevent th e pres­ Lr*JN ttlcnal Guardsmen to the entire committee as between robleni and in t h , meantme cer- "•**2* The wall against which fore, it Is said, and Indications are Anderson of Tampa and C. N- Al­ or 321,000 ' •- i »r <t0 Proce«d from the several plans th at have been iln offset wells were drilled by the firemen were grouped coliap- that they will poll a lar^e vote ent private nitrogen enterprise lison of Orlando. cn*hUf,K ne7 „ eali,Pates compared from being driven out of business Ariz., to Yuma with suggested and embodied in resolu­ the department of the interior with aed and the firemen were thrown on June 3. Yesterday afternoon the dele­ with the existing law, show u re">fun. ' The number of citizens qualified by competition. He urged that all gates heard a very interesting and ductlon of 220.000 under the *r* tions Introduced in the senate. It the knowledge and approval of tha into the flaming debris. of tho bida be rejected under their ____ tower, __ .._n iwhich ___________ _ t to vote now w rep r_____ _rrT __ra,. represents approxiA water had been ate bill and of about 208,000 find lnM.n.j,rc mem'>ers of com- la limited wholly to the conduct* secretary of the navy, although he did not sign those individual con- placed in front of the building n?Bt*l>r two-thirds of the number present terms. If any of the bids the house measure. i *i!,e ,un<lef command Ing of hearings and a report on tracts. was wrecked when the bulldlnir !t !*?t *ould qualify. This ta don- were adopted, he sal d.hc would ask cu..lon was held on tho subject, 'J**** B. HI1L Four other them. In tht final hours of debits tho the government tu subsidise the a clinic was held with Dr. Mitchell senate refused to extend the . S i ? " ordered to po- .. Later on—October 18, 1921—af- collapsed and a dozen or .more‘ 1sidered a very good proportion, It private April 30 Tentative Date. concerns so that they could from Phoenix. restrictions to North and Senator Pepper said he had ter discussion of the subject with fireman and spectators who had is said, in comparison with a great operate on n fair basis with Mua- in charge. many counties throughout the Following the clinic, the visitors American countries ui propo.n^tl Y, r *. ordered to hoped to begin the hearings on the council of the secretary of the crowded through police lines, state. cle Shoals, He said he partieu- were taken on an automobile ride Senator Willi*, Republican, Oh , their deitination Immedi- Apr. 28 but a t the request of I f»ve Rear Admiral J. K. were struck by bricks and stones. Thus far, precincts ono . and larly opposed the Ford bid in ita through the city and celery delta Democratic and LIUpubJic«i| * some of those who desired to be Robison, engineer In chief of the Some of these were believed to present formby members of the local dentist* navy, charga of th* oil reserve j have been killed or injured ao bad­ throe, which are located in San­ Continued on page 8. move Favor (looker Proposal. ly they may die. and members of the Chamber of ford, have registered 1,845 voters. under the naval aatablishment.” Iftttin** mot? rUy sueceedMacRae favored the Hooker(Continued on page 8) Number three leads with 860, years toward pan-American Here Mr. Denby reiterated at Among M ining. K t7 h °n, ‘h« bridge but White-Atterbury proposal. This mony. while precinct number one is not length and in-detail hie denial of Among other firemen who have the Arizona aide. bid. he said, dose not violet* th* far behind with 706. The next the charge that he had caused to be unaccounted for is Battalion government’* waterpower polidy, £HillQ^ *h * ,M rt e ri,denhe and *»• transferred from Washington or to Chief Henry K err and Lieut. largest precinct is Geneva, which leaves «u^dei Bank President’s WJ the title to the property In be retired certain officers of the James Froeh. Physicians were has 223 voters qualified to date. the name of the government, pro­ Is the Hat as compiled by Dies A fter Expl navy who opposed tha leasing polv id e a going plant suitable for th* t0 th.f of th« «cldent tb^ win ! n0r* Jrn' availn •cy# ,My will ^be made and the police commandeered all Mr. DuBose up to Saturday. manufacture of war materiel and Precinct No. 1, Sanford ___ 860 "Upon the advice of Admiral passing automobiles to rush the Preclnet No. 2, Lake Monroe.. 70 would produco fertilizer at oneWith the holding of regular and I L B A ^ Ga., Apr. ^19. injured to hospitals. ALBANY, special services a t the Holy Cross Robison and othera,” he resumed, Precinct No. 3, Sanford ......... 795 half of th* present market price. A real estate deal which was re­ Paul J. Brown, wife of the I became convinced that steps , i w itk»,nd Hu»*ry. Thousand* Watch Battle. Senator Gooding. Republican, and All Souls Churches and tha Prec net No. 4, Paula ...._..... 27 The factory building was* occu­ Precinct No. 5, Oviedo .......... 141 Idaho, interrupter the heating to cently consummated In this city dent of the Albany Exi IM0 *”, Apr: 1®—Between closing of the banks of Sanford, must be taken to use the powers »jv..?ut.Qr" obll« traveler. Good FGriday commemorating the iven to the secretary of the navy pied by the Eelegant Paper Box Precinct No. 0, Geneva _____ 223 announce that he would insist was one whereby Howard H. Bun- ^ ‘ t if w l B a n k ’ died a t h*r home y congress to accomplish what I Company. Thousand* of specta- Prectiict NA. 7, Chuluota"!*™* 63 some agreement be made by the dy^of Cleveland, O., bought of Lee shortly before noon today as a ^ w d fwidthein hunRry and many of1 th*n^ a n day of the Crucifixion of Chriat, earnestly believed to be the Inten»!?• the two-story hollow reault of an accident about a baalZi Prec net No. 8, Gabriel ____ 27 government to get cheap fertilizer tile building u k l?i.th ,Led *° arid many U* o « tl* ^ fwwinat the west w a, very fittingly celebrated in Ion and wiU of congress—to save -with on West First Street. hour earlier, when tha gaa wale the flames of for the Western farmer If Muscle Precinct No. 9. Longwood .... 101 yesterday. Throughout •consideration was announced heater in th* bath room explc * bri^*® clamoring Sanford and protect th* o l ] for .........the .. benefit these were among those injured Precinct No. 10, Lake Mary „ 40 Shoals were devolped to help the the chriatUn world tha day waa *»on to cross Arizona. at $20,000. Tha exact manner in which when the walla colUpaed. Gas P redct No. 11, Altamonte 79 southern farmer. made one of fasting arid prayer of the United State* Navy. accident occurred la not • The porperty, regarded aa ona of I' ^ h°ritles declared that with froiri th* broken mains in tho The Hooker White Atterbury Precinct No. 16, Osceola ___ 80 many church services. the moat valuable pieces of reel whether overcome by gaa os' county. California, aubuilding causer frequent small ex­ proposal still remains on the cal­ A t th* Holy Cross Church the MARKET Continued on page endar of the committee heating ei 4 i e .,n tbis clty. has a frontage the force of the explosion, kthf ch*ln pen­ service of Pre-Anaphora was held Total ...2,498 add blew out. ' taople back of the In- *t from indications it will occu . y *!H t. on F,rat Street and ex­ was strougenough to blesr 11*0 o’clock which was follow­ e : woman cemai The wo tends back 117 feet Tha deal window,;: rn py the attention of the committee th*m , " crowd C411f&rnla a»d ed by tha threa-hour Paaaion Ser c ^ ■ c ^ '8 5 - A^ p ^ • ' M p. ^ 102% , w.aa n**°ti*t*d through the firm unconscious until death. Ska wem to towards through the eaiy part of next week. ries beginning a t 12 o'clock and to 103; July, 105 W to 106%; Either Mr. White or Mr. A tterbury 0 ,AwP\ C?.nJ?l,Jr * tone. A t pres­ patently was not burned, a! closing a t 3 o'clock. A t 8 o’clock Corn, May, May. 78V 78Vi4 to 7 8 * ; corn, towel* la the room were are expected to appear Saturday. ent the building Is occupied by Lee ed. quarsntin* commission last- night the — day’s worship was — May,. 4714. .. Brothers Plumbing stsablishment ^ '“cal xuarda holding ng brought to a close with the evenStation. Support Is Asked Of end Ray BrotheraMr:Filling 1Wrt.Ani0,na* l*ith « chtln >Id« of tiro ^Bundy’a plans Quinn Endorges Negro Boy Sentenced In front of *n^ t Vt"P*rM rV * C B th* All Soul* Church th* day for his holdings hee are not ,}^*n disarmed to pre- was observed in a moat solemn What is declared to be one of monloos conferences that has Sanford People Behalf known but it la understood that he Insurance Bonus Tw oY ears On Roads the largest single wage increase* - ,i ? l ’a riUth th# Ar,t0Tia manner. Divine services began a t held between the two pur Lake Mary Methodists WM prompted to invest in local ever granted by-the by tha railroad* to been Stealing Silks a.n* ? 0 <’.,.ock ytaterday morning with For property by the favorable Impresties. Although two. or three rale <*t of employ**; | . th a t which the Mass of the Perossnctlfied. concessions wera made tp tho of­ WASHINGTON, Construction woric on the new alon that he galiMto 0f Sanford the Atlantic Coaat Lina has Just which service only take* place once J A rt hie Ray, an 18-year-old negro ficials, nothing affecting • the Methodist Church a t Lake Mary, upon a visit here during the past American Legion i d to ita •nginoan, firemen •' yearv Bread and wine conae- boy, >waa wm *«nt«ncod ivnifucva to io serve two iwo pweantta th t insurance bonus bl Dean sto stop­ •Motor season. I n *. , • • for some nmo time nas has been lm and helpers. The increase jro**a of the employe i was mode. whichn ior V ” a company tad on Maundy Thursday waa years* on the co .F o r a number of years Mr. Bun­ by the senate. In a county roads this is ped for lack of funds, i* now beiqg said to equal approximately 6 **XB*d by the celebrant on Good mornli ting *by Judge ' B. P. House- p«r tint* I tta 10 #ld *»» pressed toward compietiori. Jm- dy has been speajUng- hi* winters y. A t S o'clock yesterday af. holder N \ l ,a .JquV inl‘n«- Yuma aaksd , n by ir upon four charges of petty mediate help to the *“ *■ * oflteUla , ' k ownb?company’s Following a conference, which tarnoon th* Stations of the on the floor «waiving si and praised* them for their •f •tta sickkaT# MDt larceny, receiving six months upon si hundredPdoil*r* Is : travelers to 'ta re recited,. Thi* consisted of a eaqh charge,. Tb* charges at Wilnxington botween effozta. ^ v ^ a J C X i n g Urewto! this, work «**»ty hospital. . the raflreed official* and repre­ „ _ he inefeaw, taftea of uedHatloe* on the *uff«r- preferred Ire Speer A Son, local to which will ford and E ! r; 4er t the Colo* l n t t agony aad death of C hrist merchant* for whoa Ray wo'rkod. sentative* of the two brotherhood*. la with the tie purpose* of w able for It wa* announced that- the inhi kJ .V at B P- m. Thay la the evening services, the pastor •For some time this linn ordered by the ____ firm has croa**, It D f*U th at a very similar to th a t relog* d in 1918,. tha largest •hould •poke on the CracUlxien. ktanH tiM to* valuable artic!** of ' • n,Uy .rranU d by the New York ould b* dona by th* i friends here. » J a t "been graiitnl a t is Interesting to not* th* orig­ ■Uk, including hosiery, lingerie and this, and all would go in efr tha n o ­ in of the Good other articles bat no clue# could be feet Aptij lfl and would live in “ ' hold good aa to who the guilty foJL* P«ri°d of ona year. President *t u»e near e The increaa# in the a neii wages is of tk . Hondi Ftidey special interest to Christian', A vial nford people notified rapidly because It affects P®1 W MAm EU gl rfM ip lo rM J M : WASHD f f i j 'r Provisional of! Honduras, a tativ* hawwi«a*rw»l DENBY ASS RESPO FOR ia Governor Blockade DR. B. D. CASWELL ELECTED HEAD OF DENTAL SOCIETY WILL HEAR PLANS ON WORLD COURT IN NEAR FUTURE F I V E FIREM EN 2 5 0 0 CITIZENS ARE KILLED AS QUALIFIED FOR FACTORY BURNS JUNE ELECTION K E l*W lS Th* Y,,m* l rLT,d..:nd,« satsrtiaesw , Churches Observe Good Friday With F itting S i e r v i c e s Cleveland Man Is Purchaser F i r s t S t r e e t Property S Wage Increase Is Granted Railroad Em ployees By A tlantic Coast Line * th;nr ^ r ^ m , / z , . ' ‘ • •< ‘ ‘ * • • • ■’ . . • ■ .* ' • • . • t *• .-■•p / 1 - •• '• t i �T1JJS SANFORD H E R A L ft CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS THIS WEEK IN Rides To Prevent Forest F ifes Are J Given By U. S. Board Washington News NEW; . • _ — i in recess* The senate agreed upon 2 per TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. Apr. 18 •b le hu Friday—Weekly luncheon Of] Tha thousands of persons who cent of the 1890 census as the ed holds, them, rigid Chamber of Commerce a t «he, hare wintered in Florida and are basis on immigration apportion* so they cannot slip . . • Vaidez Hotel at 12:15 p. m. no* returning tor their homes in ment. user's Angers. Huge Sum Is Expeaded In 1923 To the North, East and West by ante* Senator Underwood. Democrat. Former Editor of NaUon’s Baal Friday—Regu la r . meeting of 1 Waycross ____ _ nesa In Speech Defore Press Rum Various Government De­ ljj» n fg h ts Templar at M isopicj Potomac Yards mobile, are called upon * by the Alabama, made a demand for a Association W ants Florida partments — Report Filed iiuiry .tnubrdv^.mWA-..vlihuioeinred i Hall a t .7:r,0 p. m. States Forest service to rote on the Ford bid for the • >*~‘B Chicago . e« o O K » 'M W M M K * are'executive, judicial and legists-. . Recently... • . hUnited Muscle Shoal#'• properties.-— Fallswing Date* Booked Ahead. | elp. presvft r ff<vv ■ > ; r,_ ; York____ m T— * *7 _ — * live— all in one—contrary to Use The scrip precision sea's dm fcroon from .carelessness on the Boeton ........... . TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Apr .18. phlri-ef motorists. insted from, tha McNary-Haogen COCOA. Fta:, Apr: I T ^ - T t vision of freedom, and " M fet7 and fit, a t the Armory. --------— v * Pittsburgh ___ —The state of Florida spent dur­ agricultural export MU by the la not Enough th a t the newspaper balance evolved by the fathers. Get-Together Danes.' M ay— 2, Atlanta It is pointed out in this connect­ house agriculture committee. ; ing the year 1923 a total of $14,­ editors of Florida r.hould be.con­ H i stated that the nation is be­ auspices Woman's Club. Buffalo ...... . ion that 36,000 forest fires every 299,819.26 in the conduct of the weakened instead of The house shipping board' In- tent . with recording evidences of ing , General reception, Preshyterl- Cleveland •____ rtate governmental affairs, ac­ year destroy timber and property veuigsting committer- continued growth. It is just as essential strengthened by tbo vast num­ an Church, April 29. Minneapolis .... cording to the annual report of valued a t $16,500,000 besides coat­ examination of Huntington T- that they should be on the alert bers of governmental payrolls, Subscription Bridge. April 21, Chattanooga ._. State Comptroller Ernest Amos, ing many human lives. Nearly 9r Morse, Europe*#* director of the to have conditions continued that pad suggested -that—lh j infinite Woman's Club. Jersey City which is now in the hands of the 000,000 automobillsts visited Uto wilt l a d 't k * continued growth expansion of detailed government Denver_ ........ print!rrw flU K 'Wai—n i s ' iRah “re-“ 'r.tUohATforests during I K S T I o r through the arrival here of capi­ compelled the averega man to Hearings od postponement of Youngstown __ ceipts by a safe margin, the tre a s-' recreational purposes, and many the e le c tiv e date of section 28 tal ai>d dauntless men." Columbus — □erei’s balance on LHc. 31. show-; fires wery traceable to carelessness of the merchant marine act ware This was the main idea express­ Lewis ami Ge» rge Cincinnati ing a balance of $2312.57430. In on their part. . held by the interstate commerce ed by Groavenor Dawe, general BNichoU stage one of the best Montgomery addition to the difference between I Simple rules are suggested commission. m anager of The Franklin ConiE ig h ts that has ever appeared oti Charlotte receipts and disbursements rover-j which, if observed, will prevent ny ul Tallahassee, in concludMusic publishers and compos­ •th e screen In r,ns of the scenes in Scranton cd by the comptroller’s year fig- forest fires,, it is declared. They ers opposed before the senate S hi i speech before the Floridu P the big new Ljah Dltrd Special Philadelphia urea, the treasure's report takes are: patents committee the Dill bill Prcsa Association here Thurs­ foe. Associated F-xhihitor:, “The into consideration funds on hand , B<> „ure yoUr inatrh is out_ to relieve broadcasting stations day on “The Relation of Florida's Mlfaelc Makers.'’ to be shown for Total .... Newspapers to Florida’s . tha first time in thht city at the at tlin beginning of he year. break it in two before throwing it of royalties on music. 1‘bil E. Baer, United States Growth.” Mllane Theatre today. The balance on hand Jan. 1. 1923, away. The first portion of Mr. Dawe's marshal for tha eastern district amounted to $1934,408 50; total „ ... The fight occurs toward the last Representatives Of speech was based upon letters he i of Texas, testified before the oil rc c .ip u ’ib"” ! ! . " * of th e picture where the unscrup­ i!committee IV ■Hiiltttc M onil ,UiC .the H activities vtIVIVIw (J ofI has received fjrom editors all ov­ 973,633.42; warrants cancelled ag vnn, ulous mate of a smuggling ship Red Cross to Speak I Jake L Hamon a t the 1920 Re er the state explaining why they $10,636.10, making a to­ back to th-» obi home town At Meeting Tuesday gregated givo much prominence to news of j publican convention. tal of $16,018,678.02. im the girl he has torero to He grouped t.hc I The senate committee awarded the Francis Bacon piano ......._....... investi­ development. W arrants-issued totaled $12/ f faint. The tnlher <>f the (Continued from page 1.1 gating the indictment of Senator main points of those letters un­ at the Columbian Exposition, Chi­ 917,823.21; vouchers issued fur in­ played by G'.orge Nichols, ■ Wheeler, Democrat, Montana, be­ der three heads: cago, 1893, states their distinguish­ i film aa he :a coming the supervision of the county vestment of school fund principal l.,T here is so much room in gan hearings with denials by wit­ ing features to be “good -to n e amounted to $297,726.20, and igh the main street of the nurse. nesses that Wheeler had appeared Florida for developmei.t, tlmt de­ Among those organisations and vouchers issued for the sinking quality, with satisfactory sustain­ town. He realizes whut tr as an attornay before government velopment news is more import­ calls him, and its steps man- representatives especially urged fund of manuscript bonds held bjr ing power, well-pipnned scale, ex­ ant fur the local public than ex­ up to the mate, who is taller to be represented at the meeting educational funds totaled $84.­ with the camp fire be sure It's departments. cellent action, easy, prompt touch, citing details of national scandals brevier and more than a are: School Hoard by T. W. Law­ 260.76, which amounts alio ag­ dead—then bury it with dirt or and superior material and work­ er international reudd'.es. I ‘tar him and tells him to ton, County Commissioners by gregated $16 018,678.02, balancing gravel and not with inflammable World Fliers Plan manship. 2.' As euchlocality, under pres­ John Mei.ch, Mothers' Club by leaf mold. away from his daughter, the receipts and balance brought ent conditions, grows only by in5. Keep in touch with the forest mly rrfply from the villain Mrs. G. P Paxton, American l e ­ over from the previous year. Dutch Hat’bur Flight cold sneer. So there before gion Auxiliary by Mrs. I.eRoy Of the receipts during 1923, tax­ ranger. Report all fires you may ittle village store, the fight Chittenden. U. I). C, by Mrs. R. es of 1921, etc., were paid in see however small. Consider the CHIGN1X, Apr. 18^-Threc U. 8. J. Holly, Business and Profession­ amounting to $19,648.01; Uxes for rsnger as your friend whose duty army giant air cruis-T* essaying With Handsome al Woman’s Club by Miss E. Mun­ 1922, $1,731,034.02. and for 1923, it is to protect your forests. , V / 58 N. Orange A v e n u e \# . the world flight prepared today 3. As newspapers thrive only son, Spanish War Veterans Aux­ 6. Inquire about fire regulations. to leave for Dutch Harbor, Uruililiary by Mrs. R. A. Terheun, In some states the law requires aika Island, 400 miles distant. by increasing demand coming $675.00" ..*« /* .f 4 League of Women Voters by Mrs. permits before camp fires m a / be They were scheduled to start yes­ through on incre-anm:; population, the paper has u pjr/eetly proper W. II. Ballard, Men’s Club by II. built. terday, but were delayed by 3 selfish interest in stimulating i r e — F' Whitncr, D. A. R. by Mrs. An­ *. 7. At alt times and under all cir­ snow storm at the Aleutian Is­ na DeForrest, Femald-Laughton cumstances be as careful with fire lands. They will wait a t Dutch devrlcpmont by duvelo-imeni news. Mr. Dawe, who was formerly Hospital by A. P. Connelly, Cham­ while you are in wooded areas as Harbor for the arrival of Major of f’The Nation's Business,” ber of Commerce by Edward Hig­ you would be in your own home. Frederick Martin, ?qusdrn,i com- editor **•:*»• - ,«v in Washington, led to the gins, Parent-Teachers Association moi-der, who is i ow JtlKsi.aft.ki , conclusion of histhenspeech along by Mrs. E. P. Morse, .Sanford Wo; , m Alaska, with tho disabled flag the tinea indicated liy the first JOE SULLIVAN man'sc Club by Mrs. R. E. Tolar, plane Beattie. \* quotation. Taking as his text the i e M O] Red Cross by 11. C. DuBose, Ki- ies $32,823.04; license tax insur­ A CORRECTION news item of April 7, to tho effect wanis Club by T. L. Dumas, City ance agents $73,912.50; license tax PAYS PENALTY the supreme court declared MURDERING HAY Clark Grier Testifies that . Through an oversight a state­ Commissioners by Porrest I-ake, insurance companies $63,250; tax thut states cannot compel Inter­ ment in “Sanford F a c ts' in Thurs- Masohs by Edward Randall. Ro­ certificate fund tax $112,275.54; On Liquor Conspiracy state railroads to join in the i' fiat's issue was made to read tary Club by Georgu W. Knight, tax certificate fund expense of sale (Cotninucd from page 1.) American Legion by Percy Mero, construction of union stations, $36,348.85; tax certificate fund in­ ■ ailnmom charge to r electric eur­ Shrine Club by Ed F. lane. Cath­ terest $171,221.36; bank examina­ randa while the officar with him Mr. Dawe pointed out that the ' 'ren t $2. It should have read $1.50 olic doted. He chopped off hla man­ Daughters by Mrs. E. F. Rou- tion tax $0,127.50. law creoting tha Stots Railroad ' fo r this is the minimum now being millat. acles, hut was wounded and re­ by Judge E F. Hous* Commission distinctly gave the Salaries of clerks, administrative captured the next day. The state i ,* cbaiigad by the Southern Utilities holder, Elks Baptist Church by Rev. F. commission tba authority to department, $112,768212; salaries Company tor electricity- In Jus- D. King and Miss Allie Trafford, supreme court had affirmed his {t, bring better service to communlexecutive department $33,000; gen­ conviction and denied a rehearing tic* to the local plant. The Herald Methodist Church by Rev. W. J. eral printing and advertising $33,­ makes this correction. Carpenter, Epicopal Church by 564.41; expenses of collection of and he was to have been electro- rj. L** r./ *s' .•* —m—^ • 0 Rev. Arthur Peck, Catholic Church revenue $212,448.89; contingent cuted two weeks from the day be B5 ' BANKS CLOSE escaped from the penitentiany an expenses of state $0,062.20; en­ death cells here. IB observance o» Good Friday, . * _ largement .alteration and repairs the th(se banka of Sanford, In Connell and Joe Cullivan, 26 and L . to capital building $118,801.90; ad­ 32 years old. respectively, claimed #»,, keeping with poller of former jutant-general's salary $1,887.80; they were brothers-in-law, saying kl yean , are closed today. Florida National Guard .officers they had married sistera. They .i,, an demployes, $11,284.31; National were -credited by police officers Akers Tire Company Guard of Florida, $31,190 60; state hare and in Oklahoma with being equalizer of taxes $6,385.63; state partners in a briew but lurid career v Sold by Frank Akers marketing bureau $12,507.28; re­ of crime. They were indicted and 1 pairs state arsenal $29,577.27; state convicted jointly on a charge of /Y T<* Henry Washburn farm colony maintenance $1Q1,- murder for killing Lutcher C. 697.27; salaries judicial depart­ Hay and George Moore, two Liti J h a Frank Akers Tire Company LEAH BAIftD IN : ment $137,770.03; Jurors ami wit­ a t Elm Avenue and First Streat nesses $2042168.60; salaries court | 4 * a • • •• h al been bought by ,IL C, Wash­ reporters $19,586.56; salaries and burn and w lllb e operated in the “T h a future as the Wnahbun) Service arwnflri r_ 3tn announre-911.31; University of Florida cur­ y by the new A gripping story of the Unit­ Women who have nevfir used an off stove—and i rent expenses- salaries, upkeep and ed States Secret Service and equipment $109,829.46; Florida en who use nothing else— will be amazed and deli Ip. Washburn la well acquainted Air Patrol Conflict with Pacific State College for Women, current Lh the line uf business into ed with th is'N ew Perfection S to w Range. It Coast Smugglers. * . espenaes, salaries, etc., $93340.09; lieb he haa gone idto for himContinued from Page 1 completely revolutionized old ideas of offatove L F or the past few y e a n he nerihip basis with the government. Florida State hospital $66635435; Comedy “F i t t i n g Blood” _ expenses legislature 1923, $48,­ I been associated with -Wight Claiming that many rumors had . COME IN AND LET U8 SHOW YOU . rtb en o f this city In tha ca- been afloat that hla bid was offered 46130. Prices 10 ahd 25 cents rlty of* accessory purchasing as a “blind for some power com­ April 23 and 24 S tuart—Contract to be let pany.” Hookar declared th a t he for construction of Florida West­ fr. Washburn will carry a com- and his two associates represented ,ern nnd Northern rallroud in MARY PICKFORD ta lin e 'o f Urea, tubes, accesso­ no one but themselves. In "Tesa of tke. Storm Country” Palm Beach county. r and spare parte In addition to Hooker Flings Challenge Tampa—Cudahy Packing Com­ gasoline, all gradss of “I challenge the Alabama Pow­ pany to build ne.v plant costing r naw firm will also fea- er Company, the Ford crowd, or $50,000. : • the tale of Gabrted Snubbers. the Grey Silver crowd, to come | mr Wkahbusn contemplates now before this committee and say ; i n i to his stocl; to make it as th at my company represents any wer company or othor corporan ” Hooker shouted. “Our main idea in being in this ; thing,” Hooker said, “Is to produce ; cheap fertilizer for the farmers, conserve the property for the gov- j As per custom of former years, ernment and from a Joy of achieve­ SuiuoiU stores and business hous­ ment.” The corporation was willing t o ; es, beginning with tha first Thurs­ secretary, were examined, day afternoon in May and con­ q f told of suggesting to Camp- withdraw tha bid, the witness con- tinuing through September, will •< l employment of Wheelar In t'nuod. If they were convinced that observe the half-holiday plan and Montana law suits. Campbell the Ford bid or any of the other c|ose their doors, nccr*'t<ng to an I I be wanted Wheeler because bids offered better assurrances for announcement made Friday, % ftT5* * accomplishment of these hla record -In the state as n the This custom, in vogue lor sev­ things. rhting” lawyer. years, la to enable the em­ Hooker said hia offer was based eral npbell testified that at the ployees to enjoy one afternoon off on the assumption that the govern­ 25— 14 carat 26 Year White rence with Wheeler, where in each wevk during the summer gementa for Wheeler'* em- ment would complete the program season. in which they may be Gold tent were made, the senntnr- for constructing dam No. 2, dam able to participate In outings, WRIST WATCH pS himsclf raised the question No. 3 and dam No. 1. The con­ picnics and excursions and other Special Prfco $12.60 struction of dam No. 3 la almost to hla unavailability for scr­ forms of recreation. ee anywhere except lit the mandatory he said, because the The petition, which waa circu­ iff courts. He , added that power possibilities of dam No. 2 lated among the several business 20— 10 Year Guarantee Elgin better never had' repreeenteJ are Inadequate without dam No. 3. houses by D. L. Thrasher, was Cents Watches Special Price q |0 any land case in Washing- DaffTKMw 1 la deslrabta from a •Igned by practically all of tho transportation standpoint, ha said. stores In tne do-./ntown section. i or Montana. '! ' S U M S ' ’• Net profits of the corporation According to the agreement, tho In Ctwii* White Gold. tne Hooker bid would create Arms will cloee a t 12 o’cloca for i '’9 i l+s • p a Authorities which would be deposltod In a rotary fund tho remainder of the day. that cijnneU DIAMONDS to be controlled by the secretary of ay Bring* Back Huhn war. Those eeUbliahmenta signifying preferably for use as a reserve th-ir intention to observe* the 25 GenuIHe Diamond Rings fund, Hooker explained. He added half-holiday plan are: Thresher stolen numerous automooUaa and Regular Price $22.50 . that he expected very little profit A Woodruff. First National Bank, other articles, and that both had Special Price | from the enterprise for the first Speer A Son, Seminole County prison records. The latter allegatwo rears o f tha severest tests have proved ten years. A s eoo adnaee oi Us advanced d t e f s . $10.75 Bank, Milady’a Shop, Pantnsular *'on ™ admitted by both men, Oviedo Baseball Team Electric Company, Sanford Loan 2 Fotw e r W brakes! O akland U the tw ly A Savings Company, Coleman's kails, M u., saying ha had servad Blue White Diatfe ak Be H k e . that cffWre the coraplnc Wins Over A.C.L. Nine Gift —A Stationary Shop, A. A P. a term in a Wisconsin reformatory /3 ^ Carat mond snfcrr o# brahae on all wheels! Ring Tea Company, t T j . Millar A Son. for robbery, and Sullivan admit* Special Bargain In n game that was hard Peoples’ Bank, Ball Hardware ting he had served federal and 3 J W P^riCUl.rlT Oakland’s Individual fought through).ut, tho* Oviedo Company, Tom Moore, Ed. Ran­ stale sentences in Kansas for • $165.00 D U C X > -lik“ c T ^ V ^ t e I S e 3 i S r C*“ baseball team defeated the nine dall. Robert’s Grocery, S. Benjam­ post office and store burglry. .Governor McRae has atnee par­ representing the Atlantic Const in, P. Woinburg, Sanford Dry Observe how convenient U U to drivel SILVERWARE Line Bhopa of Sanford, by -a Goods Store, Harvy Handel, M. doned two trust cinricts for their Controls are mounted on the steering score of six to three Thursday a f­ Kronen, M. Narvia, W. T. Klicker, loyalty and davotlon to «8ity’* in Community, Rogers,‘ Holmes ternoon a t Oviedo. Airtight field­ The Bee Hire, Pure Pood Matknt, connection with tha tocap*. Ona • and Edwflrds ing and the splendid pitching of F. A. Stone. Dixie Furniture Com­ of them reported thU preaunce of 25 per cent on all Silverware McCall for Oviedo featured , the pany. Hawkins rrothors, Ham- myetcrious sutomobUas near tha L ! .. Kent Vulcanizing Works me. Bunched hits in tha third crick’s Cash Grocery, F. Schmitz, before the escape, and l to other . • .■»* ***. ~* Cut Glass Hand Painted • ting, when fo^r runs were A. Kunner. 'Smith Brothers, jEd- back wall of tba prison the night scored, were enough for tha Ovie­ ward Higglnx, Trl-Utato P itgly convict attempted to prevekt Con­ CHIN AWARE do boys to win. The local team Wiggly, s . fl. Bauniol, IL.MclJib* nell from taking tho warden's *u. Special Reductioh 25 per cent Started out like a house afire ,by Un. W. A. McMullen, Woofiniff * tomobilo by telling, him tne batWatson. Yowrll 'i Company, teriea were ou$* of O. W. Gonzales, Lloyd Shoe wore. when Connell waa < McKinnon-Markwi.O'1 . Compjny* it. A burning tall' Churchwell Company, B.> L» P*** by Connell upaat t kins. Sanford Pain; * WnUpOfi* by tho trusty who Company, J , W. Snow. QuAliti* a gun and nttempl tended. Shop, Popular Market, L .Y -H oran i Haynas A Ratliff, Fan T an Shop, J* Outlet. J.' a ¥$#** Company, BmlthV Barber tiM ft C. W. Stoke*. J. i!.* Cramer ,A Celery Shipments c o t .e e B D IP L O M A I LAN THEATRE M othing Irregular jep In W heeler’s ctionsr R ecently E Sanford Stores Will Close In Summer Months Thursdays am * 4 E �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1924 STATE ROAD. CONDITIONS Ta l l a h a s s e e . f1»„ Apr is. -The ro»d condition Teport of the Late Rond Department for the Hernando counter to north line of tek ending Apr. 12 follow!: [toed No. 1—Nunei Ferry to Pasco county through Dade City pctoonville: AIRPLANE CRASH. Nuncx Ferry to Pensacola, 0 SAN ANTONIO, Apr. 1ft—Lieut ii1«x concrete. Remain duV rough irrstmrtwv*'/’^ W p eaaek lt'/. DtftiattrtO*' ____ , ___________ ________ F I o t - and cadet R. ,11, McCauley were :own to Crestview, good brick killed when their airplanea crashed i sand-clay. Crestview to De- at Kelly Field last last night. Mc­ itak Springs, rough sand-^gy. Cauley was receiving instructions r'unlak Springs to Ponce de in night flying. The gasoline tank in, good .snnd-elay. Ponce de burst igniting the wreckage. The in to Westville, under construc- bodies of both men were badly », take aouth county road which burned. Both w fre r esidents. of 'A>doUr<r. . HiM'lO HALF A LEG, HALF a LEG, ONWARD! DONTi GIVE Whfn your Earning C apacity,is rituchMess than UP THE HIP! CRY„BAIBIimMM)S FIGHTING^..»J ’ Preflont time—Now is the timc-To W t^IW uirv^J - . FOR FREEDOM OF THE KNEES You will be surprised to see how fast your Sat Account will grow'with regular Systematic Snvini the Seminole CAunty Bank. j-aCT.COME IN A N D -T A U tiT -p y E R WITH us MAKE THIS YOUh’T M ftk ’ . ERECT PACKING HOUSE. ALACHUA, Abr. 18. _ The ruction, 'detour by «-°P ft»tfve organiwtion it Cottondale. M u i- !'"■*]*" county -1* putting up nn toy,, county road, fair. *”4)00 Pucking house to take enre .itttnnn's, good sand- °* t ‘10 fnenu-rs needs. S Strength --------------- s county road. fair. Au- Will HeftT RflilrOad o Greenville, fine, t r v i '' a . , o Madison rough b u t) U l S p l l t C O il M 8 y 2 •• jj . Service • ---------- — 1W ,■ * 4 per cent Interest Paid on Saving* ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n n s n n c jM n s s B M s a n n B a a n a a n n n a a a n s R B u a a n ■ H N » a N a iia a B a B a B a H * a M a q H H a a u n a H N B iii S | For Sale—Beautiful 9 room house. Located only three blocks from Post Office, reasonble terms. > l ! ..H e a r Mr. Kendall Sunday night, Milan* Theatre, Free. "Earth’s new ' of aaphflt, excellent. First U) government at hand." No collectmiles south of Gainesville new as­ Ion. phalt surface very good. End of : asphalt to Micanopy rough but -{ fopd f'opd going. Micanopy to Marlon line new base just com* Marion county line to 1 new lime rock base exccl■lent. Asphalt surface under conf atructlon. Lowell to Ocala, fair. (Tfm Jonea Liver nnd Kidney Tonic Will Do It Ocala to Belleview under construe• tion. Road condition between As a tonic when thcrs Is wink. [ Ocalk and Belleview ehanges-datly. Mff «nd lack of mipntltc. when a Inquire a t Leesburg or Ocala •lerllofi mnki’N yum * f*■»dl tired* your I«*k« drug, your tmek ' chamber of commerce for best ftfhcs, your mouth tnutr* and your j route view to Leesburg to Eustls *,roiirn* . c l"m and Mount Dora very good. Mt. anil KMner Tunic Is the nnn Liver, thin* Dora through Orange, Osceola, that will restore your strength unit entitle you to enjoy life, CLKM . Polk and Hardee counties to the J n N K f l L I V E R D JtK Y ' Ptisco river, good. .Peace river to TtTNIC, hccmiiie ofa n dlta K lgeneral north line DeSoto county very TONIC ft ml health-giving efTect. hns Itself us a rerognlxeil vrough. North line DeSoto county retatmeheil for TORPID LIVKIL to. Carlstrom field, good. Carl- rnnedy FKVF.lt, MALARIA AND COLOR strom Field to Bermont CLmer „,(;LKM JONES I.lVKlt AND KIDTONIC Is not only beneficial . bad on account of heavy rains and NhY a liver medicine, hut It exer­ a portion of road under construc­ ns cises n cleansing and stimulating tion.' * From Bermont Corner to Influence In the stomach «ml bow­ els. Through . Us excellent ca­ Myers, good. thartic properties hlllons Impuri­ L woad No. 3.—Georgia Line to ties which have Interferred with ' Orlando; healthy processes are driven not. no IHLLH while using the );• Georgia Lino, Wild's Landing to Take medicine—the TONIH IS all that la : Yfilcc fair condition. No places needed. TIIK OORT !H SMALL—THE £ Impassable. Orange Park to Put- BENEFIT IH (IRKAT. j nam county line being repaired Roumlllat At Anderson. Hanford, r.' Short dercurs which are posted. Florida. \ Ogeen Cove Springs to Palatks, r<Mgh to end of brick a t Rice’s _ Creek. B *lck_xosd: from*— Rlca’i priSftftk» ^ ; Mateo, good. San Mateo to Sisco, C,rough. Lime rock base under cont struction between Satsuma and b - Sisco, use old road Sisco to Crcs- C ceht City, Pierson and DeLeon ji Springs newly finished asphalt RBWface, excellent. DeLeon Springs Cl .«through Do Land to Sanfortl fair. Cl Sanford through Seminole and Or- 2 . ange counties to Orlando, good. _ ^ J w t d No. 4.—Georgia lino to J. For Sale—Five room bungalow with all modern conveniences. Large lot. Fruit trees of all kinds* Easy terms. LANE B ^ ’Georgia line to Hilliard, fair. ’ D ftour from Hilliard through Dyal to 'main road. Again detour eight > mjles. Rough for one mile oth* erwise fair. Five miles penetrati4n to Callahan. Detour ___ mfive .. • ,m)laa over old Dixie, highway to Dttval county line. Dstour, fair. [ Bix miles old shell road, rough. .* Nine miles bri^k and aaphalt to Jacksonville, good- Duval county line to Bunnell 02 miles 0 foot ; brick with n»ck shoulders, fair, f .'Bttnnell to end of Reilly’a asphalt • road, nine miles new base just completed, excellent. Volusia courtty lin e to Daytona, very good. Day­ tona to New Smyrna, fair. New S m yrna/to Titusville, 33 miles 1 r t> a n B lx a .v .a lh Ju d ic ia l C ircuit •( F lo rid a ( I r r a l t C o u rt . f S .m lw alo C o«»ty, l b C h . a o . r y . n iv o iH K D .IU W u s s ls n r .it, C a n ip la lu a n t. VK. C h a t . If. W u . s t . n f . D , R e s p o n d e n t . O D D E R OK P U R L 1 C A T I O N T h . J l l h t s of F l o r i d a : T o C h « a I I . W u .sta n fslL itu s p o n d rn t: • u*1 t " * t >o u « P P « » r l o t h # B ill o f C o m p l a i n t t il e d a g a i n s t j / ^ h e r s l n . “ »» t h * ( t h d a y o f M g y . It I s f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h u t a c o p y of th is o rd e r be p u b lis h e d one* a w . . k f o r Di) .ig lit c o n ssa u ilv s w . * k s In t h « H anford lla rafd . * new spaper p u b lish ed In M id co u n ty . W itn e ss my h a n d a n d -o ffic ia l \ goodl Remainder of 14 Steam s very rough, is to Lake Annio good, i to Kissimmee river D*1>UU U** 1th ilXy , f A*■ , -HI ' * , i (B EA L) Ji, A. D O U O L A m _ C lerk C i r c u i t C o u r t . 28—Belleview to Plant to Sumter county tine. s i t n l r o l<t Timke A tc tw er ti> t h e Hill <ifi Cortt p l a i n t h e r e i n (llw l a g u l n s t y o u n m l h e r e i n f a l l lint o lso s a i d Mil w i l l lie t a k e n ' a s c o n f e s s e d a n a l n x l ' y o u fo llo w ed by final d ecree. t l Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h is ! n o t i c e lie p u h l l x h e d In t h e H a n f o r d D ally Ifi-rald. n n e w s p a p e r , p u b lis h • d In H a n f o r d . H e l n ln o l e C ounty, S ta te n t F lo r id a o n c e each- w eek f o r a p r r i n d o f t i g h t C o n s e c u ti v e W ee k s. W i t n e s s in y h a n d a n d o f f i c i a l so dl of office n t H anford, f iein ln o te C o u n ty , S t a te of F lo r id a on th is t h e 2 t s t d a y o f M a r c h . A. D. 1121. tH K A L ) K. A. D O U aL A B H . C l e r k of t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t , H am tin d r C ounty. F lorida. . Ry V. K D o i i Iiih*. D. C J o h n (I. I . t o n a r d y , Solicitor for C n m p laln an t. S .S3-S,J . 4 - . i - I S . l ! » - : t i - S * a - l V l T C lrrttll C o u rt, 7tk Ju d ic ia l Hie s i l d K m m a W y l l y C r u m a n d Itayninnd C ru m h e r h u s b a n d reside n t No. t s M o n t g o m e r y St.. I ' o u g h k s t p s l e . S t a t e of N e w Y o r k , t h a t y o u tie- s a i d H e l e n II. W y l l y r e s i d e a t N o . ' i l l l llllv e r S tre e t. K a st lirc ll * e . S t a l e o f N e w J e r s e y , n n d t h a t y o u t h e d c f e n d a n l a M a r g a r e t K. W y lly a n d M a rtin f l a s h e r W ylly resid e a t Ifa rw o rth , S ta te .u f New J e r s e y ; t h a t a ll of y o u a r e a b o v e ( h e m in o f 21 y e a r s e x c e p t t h e d e ­ f e n d a n t M a r t in D a s h e r W y lly , w h o Is u n d e r t h e a g e o f 21 y e a r s , a n d t h a t t h e r e In n o p e r s o n In t h e S t a t e th e service of n s u m m o n s o r s u b ­ p o e n a u p o n Whom w o u ld h in d you t h e s a i d d e f e n d a n t s o r a n y o f you. H AY | FIRST NATIONAL BAN l A COMMUNITY BUILDER 3 F. P. FORSTER, I’reaJdent. «» _____ M i m u i i i r - i i u m B. F. WUITNER. Ca D i i i m - i i i n H i i M i ------ No. 2—22 acres tiled land nearly new within city lim it HAY , * " ■ ■■ • -*7 ........................ f No. Z—20 acres hew land, half tiled, balance in original fo rest No. 4—15 acres new land, half tiled, balance in original fo rest No. 5—10 acres new land, half tiled, balance in original fo rest No. 6—10 acres tiled land, nearly new^g ' .................... % t T . SUPPLY CO. These farms are all located oa (rood roads and mostly soil is of the cabbage-palmetto type and is known* to ri district. ’ 7 • • », .* J m yarda of loading station^. with the best celery soils of the Sanford tJ s r s .s r w v - .e r / If interested, apply to -YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED." W. M. SCOTT ■ M t Gnln Room 613 . D E F A R T M N X T OK T . t M IN U, a L a n d O f f i c e a t n a i n e e v BDraft x i - 1 A t v f, •*:** '• : " ■’ “V ' d) No. 1—20 acres tiled land, practically new, having grown only three crops of celery. On brick road. J < • *. Phone 539 Jno. \V. Sneed Myrtle Ave. and 4tk St. **-+< m ' . AND i4Y . 3 rms Sale I SANFORD FEED V ALGRAIN, o i l - M o n d a y . M ay C. A. D. U 2 f . It la f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s o r d e r o f p u b l i c a t i o n lie p u h l l x h e d once n w eek for fo u r c o n secu tiv e w e e k s In t h e S an fo rd H erald, a n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d In H e m ln o l e C ounty. F lo rid a. W i t n e s s m y h a n d n n d t h e s e a l nf t h e wpil C i r c u i t C o u r t t h i s I t h d a y of April.-*A. I>. PJ2I. ( C o u r t H e a l) K. A. DO (TOLARS, • C le rk C irc u it C ourt. ^ S em inole C o u n ty , F lo rid a. B y : A. M. W e e k s . D. C. I .&-I 2 * l D - 2 ! .S - l- & t c M a s s e y (1 W a r l o i v F r o l It. W i l s o n S o llclto i* fo r C o m p la in a n t. C ir­ YES, GOOD HAY AND PLENTY OF IT AT THE RIGHT PRICE TOO tto its .- tw c r i feel seciEre-ih-i ecking Account here. Our Capital and Surplus, $125,000. -V x r-=s-1 m t u n d e r t h o s a i d K l i m XI. K n i g h t , c u i t ti l I k e t u n i c n ( F l u r l d n , ' f a r dece ased , o r o t h e r w is e in n n d to H em ln ele C ew uty. th » p re m ise s h e re in a fte r d rsertbod. IV < t i n n e r r y . It. D. F u l l e r . If l i v i n g a n d If d e a d , t i e o r g r W. W y l l y n n d A l b t r l W y ll y a ll. p a r ti e s c la im in g In te re s t u n d e r ax T r u s t e e s u n d e r t h e l a s t w ill t h e s a i d IU D. F u l l e r , d e c e a s e d , o r tiud t e s t a m e n t of ( l e u r g e W, o t h e r w i s e . In am) to t h e p r e m i s e s Wy lly , S e n i o r , d e c e a s e d . herein after describ ed ; ( l o o r g o It. vs. C a r r u t b . If l iv i n g n n d If d e a d , n i l T h o m a s C o o k W y l l y , Q e o r g l a n n a Alp a rtie s c laim ing Interest u n d e r th e l i i u t a W y l l y Kill*, n m l C h a r h < l* < g a ld t l e o r g o It. C u r r u t l i . i ls c e a x e i t 1 K ills h e r hflstm iul. M a r g a r e t W. n r o t h e r w i s e , In* a m i t o t h o p r e m i s e s Hilly e r n m l It. S. l l l l l v e r h e r h u s ­ h e r e i n a f t e r - d e s c r i b e d ; It. U F u r b a n d . K m m a W y l ly C r u m a n d I t a y . r s l l If l i v i n g , a n d If d e a d , a l l p a r ­ m ood C ru m h e r h u s b a n d . H elen t i t a c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r tin ti W y l l y . M a r g a r e t K. W y ll y . i s l i l It. U F a r r e l l , deceased ur M n r t l n D a s h e r W y l l y . e t. nl i . l h i - r w l s e In n m l t o t h e p r e m i s e s mt id ;it ok pcni.it'ATiov h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d : M a r g a r e t W. T o tin- d e f e n d a n t s T h o m a s Cook R a m s e y , If l i v i n g n n d If d e a d , n i l W i l l y , l i e o r g l o n n u A l b e r t a W y l l y p a r t b - i c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r t h e K ills a n il C h a r l e s D. K ills h e r lips* s a h l M m - g n r e t W . I t u m s e y . ih -cc nse d, b a n d . M a e g u r e t W . H l l l y e r unit II. her husband. Kmma o r o t h e r w ' l s e In utu l t o t h e p r e m i s e s K H l l l y e r h e r e i n a f t e r d s s c r l h e d . s a i d p r o p e r ­ W y lly ( T u r n ntid l l u y m n n d C r u m t y b e i n g s i t u a t e d In H e m ln o l e C o u n ­ h e r h u s b a n d . H e l e n tl. W y ll y . M a r ­ t y , S l a t e o f F l o r i d a un it m o r e p a r ­ g a r e t K. W y l l y a n d M a r t i n D a s h e r t i c u l a r l y d e s c r i b e d lei f o l l o w s t o - W y l l y : It a p p e a r i n g f r o m t h e a f f i d a v i t o f i*. W . t l o o d r l c h h e r e i n .(lied t h a t h r Is t h e a g e n t f o r t h e r o m p l e l n m i l s ; t h a t In h i s b e l i e f y o u a r y e a c h a n d every o i you nun-resid en ts- of thu S t a te o f F lo r id a , t h a t you. th e s a i d T h o m a s C o o k W ylly,' r e s i d e a t T en n e llr, W ash in g to n C ounty, t i r u r g l a . t h a t y o u t h e s a i d ile,<ruln im.i A l b e r t a W y lly Kills, nm l i C h u r l e s I). K i l ls h e r h u a h a n d . r e s i d e u t No. 12 l i r y n n S t r e e t K.. City o f IS a v a n n a h , ( I s o r g l u . t h a t yo u the H AY ■ with safety and satisfaction to its de[ tors, done business for 36A Taint years. * * I t**tl«tlt i Vht» lord.* unit ‘W elt 'llstS f In Ike Circuit C ourt. S r i e n t l i J o ill. c ln l C i r c u i t In n m l f o r H e m ln o l e C u u n ty . S l a te of Flo rliln . In C k a n r e r y . Illl.l, TO Q C IK T T 1TI.K F r a n k L. W oiM iruH. C o i n p l u l n a n t , » vs. K llett M K n ig h t, n. D. F u l l e r , ( l e u r g e It. C u r r u t l i / It. U F a r r e l l , n n d M a r g a r e t W. Ilaiu sey . D efendants. C IT A T IO N T o Kllett ay. K n l k l i t . If l i v i n g a n d •* |Our Directors-— t ’u u r t n t t h e C o u r t H o u s e In Han-1 se at Margaret \V. it illy er and If. H. ft I* t h e r e f o r * , o r d e r e d t h a t y o u fj.r.1 H e m l ,iv.| e.1)lJ1h tu n t y , H U t n , of tllllycr her hushand reside at No. ntid e a c h o f y o u d o a p p e a r - In t h i n M a ria n . on th o rtr.i Moiiifny . I n J u n e , t h e s n r n e . b e i n g t h e Sml ilrtr 1 | (MT c , s i . 1 7 t h S l r t - S I , N e j r Y » r k In N s l l r r of ( b o X r s l l s i u f ( h r l l s i k b a l d m of th e H e rald P rin tin g Cum pnny, s C o rp a ra ilu n . fo r Ike I'nriMts* n f f l e t e r u t t n l n g W h e t h e r ... n r n o t t h e C h a r t e r o f s a i d C u r i r a l l u u H h u o ld h e A m e n d e d , o t l c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n , t h a t t h e r e will be a m e e t in g o f t h e s t o c k h o l d ­ ers of the H K I L A I .D I'R IN T IU H C( 1MRANY, n t t i l e n f f l c u o f s s j i i c o m p a n y . In t h o C i t y o f H a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , a t IU7 M a g m y l l a A v e n g e , o n t h e t h i r t i e t h d a y o f A p r l i , A. L>.. H i l l , u t K l g h t O 'c l o c k , p. m „ f o r tb s p u rp o se uf h u ld ln g a n ele ctio n to d sle rm ln w w h e t h e r o r n u t t h e C lIA H T K Il of said c o r p o ra tio n sh a ll b s a m e n d e d a a t o A H T I C H E H I. II a n d VI. H E R A L D F B IN T IN ft COM PANY. R e s ts Com b*. P re sid e n t. A ttsst; I t II. D e r g , H e c r e to ir y . a ROOMS 501-2 ed four inches, so Atlantic City raised the ante to six. ■ With excellent sportsmanship the women are standing i Largest Insurance Agency in Sanford. the raises, but of course, if a woman is to travel much, the ■— Phone number of bathing suits she must have is quite an item. 3■ First National Bank Bldg. What is perfectly tame on the Pacific coast may start a riot on the Atlantic. v According to our present standards— or lack of stand­ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ X J N N I t N N N N N N N N H H N B I N B a M N B N B I ards—the second lady from the left dropped out about the first hand. She must feel quite oyt of it with the others of the group who Btayed in the game. Yet there ape those alarmists who believe that if the ■ contest goes on and all bathers adopt the style at the extreme right there will be such a rush o.f applicants for coast guard 3 Are men of this community who ret work there will be no young men left on the farms to take « ly attend the board m eetings and dir care of the wheat crop this summer and the factories will the affairs of this institution. have to close because of a lack of response to their "help wanted" ads. ^ . Thru their guidance, this bank What’s to be done? BY HORTENSE SAUNDERS NEA Service Staff Writer. WHAT’S wrong with thin picture*? Absolutely nothing—particularly with the ukelele player on the end, I he uoyyraodelnnBoly;;;q WR123 player on the end, I hear you yodel us you polish your tor­ toise-shells and settle down for closer application. However, this strip of pulchritude has its message. Re­ formers, park inspectors, policemen, life-savers and knitted goods merchant, please take notice. This picture reveals more than legs— it reveals the cry­ ing need of our country before June— the standardization of the bathing suit. When these models were shown ut a recent fashion show in New York they brought home to us the deplorable contfi* tion that exists. In some states your bathing suit must not miss your knee by more than one inch. In others you may have a leeway of two inches. Florida got reckless nnd allow­ ■ ( . ft ». a * ' ‘ ' # * - *— — First National Bank Building- * *• �f^ 7 ; t v fflCE E L L I S IOLDS RIGHT: 't h e WOMEN; CAPITAL rF W P ioB ’ SWINGS G.E.f'FCALb W r 1tfcrt*tf*lrtlon,f, -Uphn: |rcro<* 08 4 claw. may ** J L frJn scrvlco as govern"To limit, there*, L Jmberihip on any board, f L * court o r.legislature tqj L J is to assert power of Leer opportunity for serUiegligihle quantity.* Llarcs Justice Wm. II. El­ be Florida supreme court, dissenting opinion to the ruling several davs ago at- i the circuit court for Diisty in holding as conatitu- i U *ct of the 1923 legisla|riding for a welfare Board ties having population of MANA&ZR JM ffl J At Milane Theatre fiC . ItLKrea (f boo; Af-chit**!.*. Afcuiqferit Friday, April 25, 8:15 P. M boo. let iperilled that the board Consist of five men a n d , [men. Validity of the met lacked on thfr ground that | was defective. It “claasiIeligible oiTicc holding popI of the county In two I male and female,** said Ellis' in his dlsscntirtg dpin| continued: I t two sexes i possess in Iw fe all ofTIcs ' holding I lion, there 1s oDviouily- no L classification. Therefore, ■efijlative view one *ex Kcesiarily possess a qualifiKlor ’welfare* work which Kr either does not possess. Mses in smaller degree." > I in challenge of the poet*3 n that the ‘Female of the Ils more deadly than the kW.legislature, composed Itly of the male sex, prolac tae ‘board's* member* kid consist partly of men [fly of women,' said Judge hit that this ‘progressiva* ion of women, as a govern|factor, might not be too thing and her spiritual intoo ethereal for common ftey yst her, as k d iM . in its minority as if the /word dse might be hern rto 'th e Iwhen occasion required, if Iwuld. might be “broken to F-' But it is jiot | wUh tho of in act nor the accuracy lative findings of fact, as a r a rule of conduct that the P of man and the letter fit of the constitution upon l« getiritlcs." J .. j L? uJ° °^ce oflSei ndt Mat Moderations of aex nor N an’s qualifications for PWJJe rest ,upoi\ any as* Dpirituii (endowments, or P "'ll. nor peculiar .faculty protoy the distinctions, Ktrer perception, between r* *^unK than her mnle r»t Judge Ellis declared P * , ‘o the rights of wornpnrided in the 19th amendP ;.4e federal constitution, guifie.l, member of the elecj*. , he continued, “so pwtitutionnl, logical, legal, r m°ml and intellectual in5 *rc concerned, free and “ to become an official of •Moment in any of Ita (V.i,n<* be*nR qualified ••ties cannot be limited to u*. influence to which ; ®* *M,Med by her gener- GIVEN RV SENIOR CLASS D ijuiajqCO o M ' . IH6'« 15*^ Reserve your scats a t Bower’s—35, 50 and 75c HILLY MEHEGAN RECOVERING FROM T(#TURK, I1Y HAROLD MATSON KAXL THIS SPACE DONATED BY NEA Service Staff Writer. BOSTON, -Apr. 19—A four-year-ohl boy, strung up by his thumbs, beaten with a broomstick until black welts covered his white little body, struck so hard that the bone in his left nrm split— * L. Strung up by the thunilm until the cortl cut away the flesh, baring the bone! * bED e o o M J M i r t t wo* It is the unbelievable story of Hilly Mchcgnn, but true. Uis bruised and battered body is the evidence. Hilly, naturally a lively boy, Is happily surprised to And that this sort of treatm ent Is not the regular way to handle little boys. He Is lying in the city hnspitul (lore, his broken arm in splints, his welted back healing under salve and hnndngos, his mw thumbs being soothed with more salve and, soft things like cotton and the luimis of kind nurses. ' «• FLO O C L. PLA AD Sanford Loan and Savings Co., Inc. — la1 ■ J ■ 8 “And I'm going to play games,’* ho confides to Herbie, a little boy * lying in the next lied. “Out of doors!" y It is ulmust Incredible to Hilly out of dooral He couldn't play out of doors boys play from the window. And invent hla own games to play in-doors, a good closet. • • • • ! ' -'ft Tho exterior wklls of tho house ire stucco, on wi re lath. Tho roof Is ntained shingles, nnd the entrance porch and steps are of brick. A very good'color scheme would bo white stucco/brown roof, blue shutters, nnd silver grey wood work and sash. . There is a cellar under all the house except the sun porch and the boiler, coal bln, laundry, etc., arc arranged In this space, * Trie house could Jfe built oh a lot having a frontage of fifty feet and still hnve ample space on either * * Cost about $7,500. * , ; side fo r.* drive and laim . _ Complete working p lan sa n d specifications of th is house may be obtained for a nominal sum from the ~ Sheriff E. E Hoyce, who, aided by Deputy Sheriff I*. A. Turlington of Hastings, captured a big truck, the aforesaid fiO cases, and took Into custody F. D. Eversall, white, who was driving the truck. . All this happened about 1 o'clock Thursday morning, on the Dixie highway, south of St. Augustine, Sheriff Royce and Deputy TurHngton have been working quietly for some time past gathering Information, regarding shipments of liquor, which have been reported as coming north over the Dixie highway, and they hnvo spent a number of sleepless nights out on thes road, waiting for bootleggers. Eversall is in jail here awaiting trial, and is to be arraigned before County Judgo George WIN liam Jackson. K .ft*. ’ 1■ to'piny the airplane game again. The temptation was loo strong; And for this little prank Hilly paid dearly. o He was suddenly tied hy the thumbs to a long cord, and then lift­ ed until the cord looped over a-henvy screw-eye. Thus strung up, so that he could not touch the floor with his feet, Hilly hung helplessly while a broomstick was brought down on his body, blow after blow. Once it struck his nrm and there was a terrible pain. Finully the blows were stopped, but Hilly hung there for a half hour. Then he was let clown, lie doesn’t remember more, but accord­ ing to the confession to tho police Billy was again strung up for a half That is the sort of punishment 1 was given when I -was a child For AH Purposes NOW IS A GOOD TIME TO FIGURE ON THAT WELL YOU NEED. INCOR [’ORATED ------------------------ COMMERCIAL ST.-----------------l * i! PUMPS Corner 3rd St. and Oak Aye. Telephony 440 THE SAFETY OF YOUR FAMILY AN D PROPERTY DEPENDS LARGELY ON THE THOROUGHNESS OF i o t a ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION. o f f e r : e x p e r ie n c e ; plu s APR. 3RD—Have found a dandy board­ ing place. Mrs. Jones sure sets a fine table. Had chicken for dinner yesterday. Afterwards took a bath in the milk and dried off in the sugar. APR. GTII—Living like a king. Went skating on a slab of butter to­ day. Played with the baby a while. Took a nap in • the cooky jar. APR. 9TH—Had a narrow escape. Woke Mr. Jones from a nap by tak- / .. 10 ing my daily exercise on the *tifi of His‘nose. Chased me all over the house with a svyattej; but I got away. $ »*v ' ' APR. 14TH—-put of luck! ’ Mw. ;.Honea; , ’ ■ bought a screen door and‘theftchased me away. I am starve* ,. ,*■ i \ BILL DING SEZ |T* A HUMOREDTo o w e e e r "R o m e J“ " * r H d M E ” t u A S * » o r (u a n r E N a y A R E U T E R .. ing to death. I HATE These Good Screen Doors. • * < y fiy v - - \ 7 , -7 . • tt^ -3 Have.YQU ordered Screens for your door l;. atid Windows yet? If you will, phone.or come m we will gladr ;. . • , • _ - .... A ly quote you prices. prices wi ir expects some Now la the tiiw ipre right for'm I* # • •$ �OK FOUR T H E 8 A N F O R D H E R A L D ; S A T U R D A Y , A P R I L Y*,11924. \ The McAdoo Oori\tenti6rt. eSanio'rtftt’erald , As Brisbane Sees 1 In TkuriJay’sed ition ' o T f f c Herald was announced the ’ Presidential Betting. of a call for a WcAdoo convention to be held in this W« Need Airships. € • _ l a a f a r d . K Iw M d. ,issuance s Japan Goes Right On. d ty on May 2. The call was sent out by Mayor Forrest Lake Mary and Ninon. as Second Claaa Matter. Oc17, 111*, at th* I’oatofdca at and was broadcasted throughout the entire, state by the As­ Copyrtgni. n il onl, Florida, under act of March sociated Press. It seems inevitable that between a thousand arid fifteen hundred delegates will assemble in this city on BETTING ON the next pres! the second of May for the purpose of furthering th e candi- ilentlal election. ,ha* Ui'AVLU. I f f i~ m a t Al rlsry Tjf^ William GiBEs" STcAtldr Tor the* irrusidency oL the profession!* in Wall Street. Smith’s odds have improved sine* United States. Magnolia At Phene l«fl tho big Tammany demonstration The value to Sanford of such a convention can scarcely indorsin' hi mfor the presidency. , jm a e n n h n o w ra test be estimated at this time. Every newspaper in the state Tgn\mny Is powerful. .Al Smltk f T m t -----IT.M. BIS Month* | U l rd In City t>r Carrisr rlsr psr will carry Associated' Press accounts of the meeting and has been In it all hli life, has been lie. Weear IMUion <1 Per everyone interested in the., election .oI-McAdoo will read of created by-It and. It will-put forth every effort for his nomination what Sanford is doing toward making him president. The and election. „ -V /.ti ohjtnvry large number, of delegates .who assemble here, many of them The odds wifrc ten to one against no Ires ofun'erreln^JnuV h^re ^ e first time, will,see,for themselves Sanford's generous his election. Now they aro only ir*«s are mad*, will b* hospitality, the wealth of her back-country, and the infinite eight to one and the betting. Is a t re g u la r a d v ertisin g to four that he will be the possibilities of her future, and returning to their own com­ one Democratic nominee. ; t m * a sso c ia te d m a i n munities will report to everyone the gloriousness of this sec­ ■sorts led r r e e a la eiclu a - tion. OF COOLIDGE’S nomination the , ! for rtpub-I •a tltlrt id (ha betting' odds arc five to one, arid lion of ett nawa d l a p a t c h e a But that is scarcely half. William Gibbs McAdoo is the with seven to five, that he will be Iliad to It 01 not otherwlae tied In (hie p a p e r and elao th e leading Democratic candidate. In the state primaries held the next President. As between' n e w s nuhlianed h erein . A ll. It* of re -m b llc a m .i. p t n-rclal thus far, he has shown an unmistakable predominance over Democrats and Republicans, leaVatchee herein a r e atao reserved.] Underwood, Davis, Ralston and the rest, and today it seems ing out Al Smith, the odd* aro four to one in favor of the Kb' quite probable that when the national convention meets in pubncan5 ir SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1021. If you you think a DemoNew York, McAdoo will be recognized as the standard bearer irat wiiV be the next"Preiidi/riS [THE FIR ljT A N D THE LAST: ou can bet $5,000 nnt! make $20.' am the first, and 1 am the last: of his party and will be selected to lead the fight against f>00—if - your judgment proves Coolidge or whomever else the Republicans may select. and besides me there is no God. sound. ' . Is there a God .beside me? Further this is a Democratic year. With any kind of a ■■- — ,'iit/i there Is no God: 1 know not candidate nt nil, the Democrats will land in the White House, i ALL THESE betting calculation* Isaiah ,44:8-8. Whatever Republican strength the weakness of the Harding would be upset, of course, if there should be an independent Repub­ THIS TRUK NOBLENESS. administration had not fllrdrfdy destroyed, the oil scandal has lican nomination with such n man this true nobleness I seek in completely obliterated. It fa scarcely far-fetched to be think­ as LaFollctte. at the head of It,! ’ vain, But LaFollctte won't lose his place*'' woman and in man I find It ing of President McAdoo and McAdoo as president would not in the Republican ranks, or tngke likely forget little Seminole that called the convention which himself responsible for the elec­ moat weary of my earthly lot, carried the state for Jiim. tion of Al Smith or some other life-spring* are dried up with S6 Seminole Has started something which cannot he stop­ Democrat, by running indepen­ rburning pain! BdU flnd'st it not? I pray thee ped and something which in all probability will react very dently. look again, definitely to her distinct advantage. Every movement of RAMSEY MACDONALD’S U t inward through the depths development, reform, progress, or publicity has to have its bor Government invites other >3*L tbioa own ao u l.. . . . . countries to consider cutting down low ,la it with thee? A rt thou guiding spirit. There are-few* things outside the forces of the tie rtj of fighting airships. That nAturc which start of their own accord and gather momen­ would be a good idea—for Europe. ,'sound and whole? □th narrow search show thee no tum enough to get anywhere. Arid this is not an unusual earthly stain? THIS COUNTRY, knowing how NOBLE I and the nobleness cafce. The movement to bring the McAdoo convention to San­ n flying fleet can be built, apd ford had to have its originator and sponsor and the man th a t lies having use in peace times fqr other men, sleepiqff,.btit never w^th the vision and foresight to do this was Forrest Lake, thousands of first-class flyera and , dead, your mayor, flying machines in post office and TIME IS GROWING MIGHTY SHORT \S ♦I***1 sfv T « . s s s r r iis 0 - i nXZA^-2 e a h e. sJ H T 5L ff. ThaT e o w b io oriT BEFQgg «£*XJlCNOVI vou? TAlhe&SWWGSA ~ ifieAH VEfliF— and be bbfe to Globe. [ Senator LaFchott* - no llluaifltiA^aboit bet ‘T R T 'it^the Cleveland con Louisville Courier. JonnuT # OB Give some men a * nr.tke a dollar and tbi cause it. isn't a audio! 'lribuM - ( Now ithat they arc sia will ask Groat Britsi Ion, That is what conu^T nition.—Pittsburgh S'£Z!S -Will rise In majesty to meet thine own; * /■ ThenJWilt thou eeo It gleam in many eyes, v Then?will nuro light around thy Pascua Florida, the day on which Ponce dc Leon discov­ R; >rpgth be shed, ‘And ,thou wt|t never more be sad ered this Land of Etornal Youth--------and lone. In connection with the usual observance of Easter Sun­ . —James Russell Lowell. day, with its appropriate reference to new life and new hope, ■ • Out beyond th> ti limit there seem* ^ enough S ot nlL-W. Post. ----- V.I, Representative Blantopys as, is in a fair way to | prixe for the introdactio bills in congress.—Ph Record. The friends of Jotcphni e’s have now launched kb| for the presidency. Mr. has not said anything yet, but he can be co tro it Free Priiss. The pessimist makes out of molehills and lh molehills out of mound the optimistic eonscrvstii*", the mole and build* a the m iuntaln.—St. Peter dependent. kilter, if you want to “thtj ever alter," ditch that | and annex.one of thowi d odder*. Fancy dothei, ocks, good dancing anl conversation do not "bring I the bacw ."—Sti Petcrsbwj j pendent. .• e I JUST IN PASSING SATURDAY EVENING SERMON BY R. J.* HOLLY other government departments, G. D. BROWNLEE, D. D. should continue flying machine ex­ periments and flying machine con­ says "Florida Falla Goode Guerry of the Palatka News struction, not consulting anybody. Everybody Khrrl on Milk Production." Sure do, Goode. It is wonderful how the Bible 2. Then there is the room We are not going to attack any-, milks us in the winter. written so many centuries a g o , fection. It is the plan < body through the air* or ih any * mirrors life today. Take the rec- {love lives and sings—siekai | other way, and If we had' th« New York clamps the lid down on careless auto drivers. ord of the Savior’s birth, the state-(dies; it is the room world’s best fleet of fighting fly­ Most of them have the lid clamped down on them sooner or latmeat is made that they laid Him pulses spring or faint. ing machines and the largest body cr—usuully the coilin lid. in a manger “because there was room where secret laogiip'i well-trained flyers, there would — . ■ ■— no room for them in the inn.” The shyly about, only it would not" be irreverent for Florida preachers to remind of Tomorrow Is E aster Sunday. bo no danger of anybody attack: Newton Baker, former secretary of war, says the next war men of Bethlehem did not know- showing themselves st V ■ o '— their congregations that it wps on what the Spaniards call ing this country—through the air will be tho same ns the Inst. Quite ?o, Newt, quite so. Only that Christ was coming into thsir dow. Christ, longs to And the best time of all to give “Pascua Florida"— Easter Sunday— in 1513, Ponce de Leon or otherwise v" ' there who were killed in the last one are snfe enough this time. town. They were busy with what hearts, to purify, cnnable'i thought to God. —-O-L l— Sli ^ The balance of ua will proceed to kill tho man or men who bring sighted the new land which he believed held the Fountain men think important—taxes, bus­ targe them. He want, THE LITTLE Jnpaneso flurry, iness, pleasure, nations. No so big that it will reichi on the next war. There W)li^ b e / some excellent of Youth he had vfllnly sought in Bimini. And in commemor­ which will soon blow over, reminds thought for where children should yond family ties, to tika'J services ib Sanford to- ation of the holy day he called the new land, Florida. you that ft is n good idea for this leoplu in the east nro complaining about the nlze of tho be born. It is even so now. This unfortunate, the nOor, thl t morrow, Al -W As a part of the Easter services, it might be pointed out country to be outside of any Sunday newspapers. Say they have no time to road them. There world of men h ts room for many tha sorrowing, a.‘. wai i| ft I /i ------- o» league. is something sensible abvut all this agitation. The average things, for wealth, ambition, prids, brother’s .sympathy u i I Sanford haft,enjoyed.baying the that of all the states in the Union, Florida is thus most closely, Tho Senate unanimously pnssos Sunday newspaper is a bunch of pifTlc—- If you know what I mean. show, pleasure, trade, society, c la sp .' lie -Wants the heAftI lentisti here. I t is hoped their associated, in name fit least, with the most beautiful day in bill Japan doesn’t like. If we powers, armies, wars. But how tg stretch out across the ta fourth semi-annual meeting has the church calendar. And from that fact it is but a step to awere In the Longue of. Natioti«i . little for the Christ. But in spite every continent and cliat, "Snow Squalls Prevent Fllera Leaving Seattle" says head­ great success. other truths more vital-truths dealing with reasons why peo- gentlemen across the water might of this, that there is "no room," every people. It Is j m -j14Ef " 'O' *• ■■ «-line in Washington newspaper. And here wo are basking in rebuke us and tell Christ has made much room, fo? must be said ot any “C Chr hrist li^ And now the Republicans say pie privileged to live jn aJaflji of sunshine and flowers should unanimously the warm auiiKilne nnd the beautiful rain shlno and drinking the « ns that we Imustn't shut out the1 Himself. A little girl, Hettiem, in that' man’* heart.” m nay put a county ticket in bfifrcc.from.darkness.and.ugliness ia.Uiair-imuls. wonderful, or,ah, sulphur Water, etc.,‘etc. ■' . ... * i .i .H '-. Now, Nil it's none a Model Village. Her ft m M , *1 w j. ... A 1 M1 ••fill 8. Then there is the ’ lp.»-Are tfce«nmy<iprd*p«>fmA * • ♦*, ^ tn< .rouessed nob 111*1 •ml Ahouftl remainw t f l m . it 1 ? HSve yoti nftf»n'(hought'of t>iat?rB&KCS(ISu ever thought 'aUirf' UtlffcoWed 'that "4he 'trail*! imagination. 1. 1« ijt^ candidates left? —vfl-i«ie.tk* S' i TIhrec Mexlenn generals and eight other ofTicers were exccut. w b fr e —into o r hearts? - ■■ o ---of how incongruous it is for evil thoughts and sinful habits OF THEIR BUSINESS. cd thuvwcck which leaves-(W-ftT private* of' tine Mrxfcfln Titty** xrr4tvfllager»*~tbhr was-her Ten rlanr o ft tfnfi ms. - In tfifd room m rbkt has become of Sanford'; X H cjnirist of bentitt1 b e a u ti f u l ' ^ 6 - 1 ^ ' ^9*1 -grow ii\ Abe. millst of, :3 o to U I W h r - g f * * the transformation. She said, window, and the window 1 a sctUffanfor a perpetual Eas- favor the League of Nations please "Well, we must take the Church where wo look out opoa| cracker f» this samu that jead: Tho British House of Com­ Fnshion decrees are trying to do away with the Tuxedo nut, and the hoa isnital, and ,the old row. In it are born »U. fS our ears with thin abund- tar Sunday, so far as that day stands for sublime hope And mons has just been Informed that cost ror men. Let me tell- you fashion directors nnd all the oth­ indies' home am ml the orphisnago.'’ movements and great i i of superfluous breath?” infinite promise. It.should be easier here for people to be Japan is building thirt‘y-*lx fight ers that we know our rights and wo will never part with the And her fatherr said, "Are thero ing*. It is terrible if it j .<'• ---------o—— - ■ ing eraft, thirteen of them sub Tux. Do awav with the full dress coat if you will but the Tux, any schools in heathen village*, ■aid of a man, "Christ Speaking of Bob Holly, the good, easier for people to be kind, easier fo? people to grasp marines. •• never. Doc Aldridge says the same thing. or libraries?" and she took them place in that man’s ima mpA Tribune says: "Bob lloi- the wonderful mennirig of the Easter message, ”1 am the out, and they were the finest 4. Thire Is the room |U writing an Interesting col- Resurrection nnd the Lifc».’’ / * WHEN THIS counter talk* things in her village. If we took It is the room where th* [ 'Ju st in Passing,’ in Tho Harry Thaw is now asserted to be sane. They hove probably Tomorrow, tHen.’.ln stfrtford churches the hearts of the about raising the'elc/atlon of its the things Christ has put into our merriment dwells. In it ford Herald.’’ * milked him for all of his money and there is no need for any guns, to extend the/r range and people will he in Lune wifh the' Infinite. Spiritual light will —" ■ O ■towns out, what poor towns they sunny presence of wit and 1 more expert testimony nony all of which reminds me that there are our ships oirnal to foreign would be. Here the bridal feasts in I Reports from William Jennings flood their souls. And they will realize that as truly as He mnkc saner men in the asylum than many at large today. England protests. And an­ 1. There is tho room of Mind. Christ's first miraelo ***' (’■ speaking to u r . indicate said it to Hja^digcides after He had risen from the dead, ahlps, other protekt comes when it is Try to imagine the multitude of bridal feast. here is not th? slightest He was Other states ure making campaigns to remove all the unto chango some o t our thought* that throng there each guest of honor a t their f« bt that Floridans recognize his Jesus is saying toH is faithful followers today, “Peace be unto proposed • sightly bill boards. Now you expect me to say that this is the ships to oil burners,thus increasing day, hurrying, Jostling, tumult- wants to dwell In the Oiance and worth to the state. you.“ thing—advertise in The Herald and the Trucker. You a rt right their cruising range. ously. Yet "God Is not in all their mirth in our tat. lives. The »*• but there arc son o bill boards that are attractive and mean i VlAII twltla ** f 1L a i . I ..... 1 a thoughts.” Christ wunts a_ place goes about with a_ ■long Ia«e fwf John Martin would be better ol? much to '.ho community—for instance the big bill boards of JAPAN GOES ahoad quietly THE TAMPA TRIBUNE makes the announcement, Inin our thoughts. Ho invites in the represents our Christ, j}*; be would quit campaigning now \ Chase & Co., all over the state showing a map of Florida with with determination and intelligence. Old Testament, "Come, let ua rea- that our 'Joy might be fail-J Just tru st to luck. Every terostinir to th e entire state, thnt work is about to begin on And sho known enough to build ’ Sanford prominent, on the map. This is really good and atson together. He wants to broad­ Is no permanent or svortiy J he makes a speech, he gets the construction of a new twelve-story building to house that submarines. For what purpose do • tractive advertisin':. en, deepen and ennoble our thought ap art from Him. He want* I tr Into hot w ater, ' newspaper. The epptract calls for an expenditure of approx­ you suppose she is building them? )t * --------o-------life. It is pathetic of any life ter our joys, and be our i Not to take tho Mikado for a lit* imately $750,000. A few years ago The Tribune was a small We had n little Teapot of our own here Monday night when when it must be sAld, "There is no on there, to livo in the rair’Ai _As we understand it John Martie trip, certainly. warring factions f* an Altamonte came up to discuss family afroom in his thoughts for God." of our lives. waa unable to attend the poll- publication. Today it is known as one of-the greatest news­ The future war will be by sub­ *<falr* on the street for the edification of Sanford folks. 1 did not rally in Wclbom, so there papers of the south, with an ever-increasing circulation which marines and flying marhinea. And •’hear the discussion hut from all reports it could well have been no "mud-slinging.” not only reaches all parts.of. Florda but extends to many this country should have plenty of 'left o(T the bill of fare. Such discussions never get you any­ I --------o---- — where but usually offer amusement to the crowd. *1* Fgtnk Jennings may not be points in other states. Every issue of Tampa’s morning news­ both. More than any other nation. DAYTONA JOURNAL . . ... ^ “■weeping" tho s ta te ,, but when paper boosts the statq.; The Tribune is playing an important We can afford it. They can'L So /O . the votes are counted, John Mar- DAft m the jlevolopment of Florida and cohgratulations on much the better for peace. * A Scotchman over here says that “advertising helps the One of the most notable devel­ fide and personal statek ; tin will think he urfed1a vdcuum its new undertaking are now in order. 'American's Golf Game." Hoot men, advertising helps all our MARY GARDEN, very able opments in American activities facts and the adverlistr, cleaner. , games, advertising makes the wheels go round, advertising is young woman, sails away telling is found in the field of newspaper writes his "copy" should the thing that maxes America g re a t It also helps the "proa” to the whole world that she envies ’■ drag down a good (alary every year. advertising, both in the vast in­ keep in mind that he le John W. Martin will be elected Ninon de L'Endos because a man crease in the amount of space used his word, and that if hi . . the biggest majority ever cast died of Jove for Ninon when,ah? and in the quality of the “copy” tislng is to bring him for a gubernatorial candidate. The is Slow” is the subject for an editorial in “ Why Congress was seventy' Itaelf. With improved methods turns he has a right to Me are- with him.—Tamps the Jacksonville Journal. This is a big subject and should be apPALM BEACH POST of merchandiiing, ftdvertlalnjf haa and his business is to gw*j ae.— The Tribune doth speak IF MISS GARDEN knew the . proached with much cautioa and trembling. You might acci­ kept to the fore, so much so that substantial way he mutt Jaati dentally stumble on the real truth and then another scandal in newspaper publicity haa blazen it that his claims will A man ia as young aa he feels and wield her powderpuif amid con­ test of the story, perhaps she ----------- a— — the White House. Of eeurse a’l we boys down here in the sticks would npt envy the French lady. the way for the great oxpnns’on up to their face value _ by the way citizens of and a woman Is aa young as she genial surroundings of satinwood The know the answer—tho boobs in Congress stall around so much young m«n who “died" was m distribution of varied charact­ no. one will be di (note county arc qualifying to looks. What Delilah was after tables, taffeta trimmings and Ninon's own son, althqugh' he did on fool questions that mean nothing and the big questions all er and use. ' there will bu a heavy vote when she gave Samson a bob was Louis deceived. In short, XVI ouis a v i mirrors, but out where the she not know it. She had to tell him. get bv them. This is the real oruwer. The solution is—send a Through the . stimulus of ad­ be effective and inspire on June third. Those who a switch of good-looking hair. Few msay learn from stars of the stage whereupon he immediately killed aew bunch of boobs. vertising, a keener competition must bo truthful. failed to register and pay women will grow bald patiently an< nd screen Just how to apply her himself because of the "disgrace." ha, resulted, tending to raise poll taxes should get busy whilo a husband wears a shock of war Ncwspapor advertising o r instance, befe ar paint, paint. rFor here is Candler must rny the money for the note that went to quiet standards of quality in merchan­ ing a part of ever.lner A itrnnge idea of honor. It was umbrageous hair. But now wom­ what milady learns: "If you are the time lim it Is -up. the feelings of the man that had tho wife on board the ship, that dise, so that it may be said that en do not have to resort to such light, small and delicate, with blue a ll.rig h t to be violently in love ---------- o--------portance in America’s Candler trier! to kl,*s in the dark. Sounds just like the "House consumers are gutting better val- development. Because righlH A tiny painting, discarded in tactics that they may be more eyes and blond or brown hair* use with n lady, but when he discov­ that Jack Built.’ Lawyers in Atlanta are having a good time with ucs todav than e\or before. ployed it D tho soundest l old attic, was recently soil for beautiful than Mother Nature ________ in- _a .j(fi light cream powder or a delicate ered that sne was his own mdtheri the Candler money meantime. More and more are newspaper ment business can mate... . song. Later It was discovered tended they should be. They can flesh. Strive to gat the pink and he had to blow his brains out. _________ I advertisements coming to be re­ number of advertliere *4 hat tha painting was a Rubens, drop In at a beauty shop and come white effect poets love—the orange That’s the rest of the story. r** . i . , . garded as the official statements stantly increasing. a valuation of one million out with an erstwhile realization . and ochre are not for you.” While you are reading this column of stuff and nonsense we 'ft* of the merchants, th* responsible newspaper is becoming was placed upon It. Buy- of PRESENT- COOLIDGE ,dv wjll be down the east coast milking the cocoanut trees and . ‘ This is getting beautv down on al estate is very much like watching the bootleggers go by in their seven league boots and "f T .« Who more ...... recognized n,, the „ „ beauty --------y shops Injiova- j a iciestifle bails. It will be much vises America nwo man, to vote and Even in L What now may be a refuse tlons are setting In that will h is- better when tha instruction be­ Interest themselves seriously in seven mile boats. 1‘pon our return If we escape all the dangers & 1 ; : r “ " ■ • i ! » “ * * , '~ i y some day be the ex- ten that beset our path on the "corduroy roads” and the “shimmy them „ . ■ forever on .civilisation. . r i l l t i ----- comes universal. Then we won’t politics and in maintaining out* sailer, retailer or other advertia-1mmy re*eh*d, whether aite of a magnificent One New York theatre has install­ have to wonder over the looks of a form of government. • trails" we wil) fell something about It. er says over his own name re . »merchandise or to enlii ed a shop known as "At Tho Sign blond woman with blue eyes ami a Good advfce. Lucidly, our form 1 ,* . * garding his merchandise o r ! multitude on any ph**4 of the Lipatick," where a woman yellow bob usintr orange-rust pew of government will' tm ajntiin it­ Stray votes on presidential candidates are now the favorite product, I. regarded . bon. Im .n relation,. jn tjf put .only »nni„ ij»r jyfrgjjgfc over caramel rouge. self. And womed ara- more and outdoor sport wherever the men gather. Straw votes are sup­ ' tf* b ?S s's?rS b llhngfl^ f more taking an Intereet in polities. posed to show which way the wind blows but sometimes after r i K B K Jtcrpd far election the straw vote ia straw man for provident. Not giving ^ Mr. Coolidgs might a ry a few SEND BRYAN OF COURSE ts* t* -? out any information on the subject. words to the men; millions of . I ‘ : MV f^ Y lJA lT E STORIES j . "nvt* '*■ whom, presently, will forget all • ' I *■M -'Ml" " ft*V 4 ■- --- -I, -t PLANT CITY COURIER proportions is said about the oil scandal, and every­ My old friend Thomas A. Edison is back at his laboratories f IRVIN Sj COBB •weeping down th* cdtuVof i j i . thing else, because of their deep after a vacation In Florida and all m ^ o ld friends like Henry It haa never occurred to to the the man In the' party. * ‘ tr. In case any contact Interest in Babe Ruth’s home run* Ford, Harry Daugherty and others are back home after a few Courier that there could be be much much none in hU knowle between these two, we exWho was it said young Mr. Dash, who lived >Tt and similar im ponitat matters. weeks rest in Florida. Yes, it is restful down here after the doubt about Florida tending Mr. affairs and hia ex swimming a t the Mataachu- married woman across the street, and sent hectic days in the northern cities alt of which shows that Flori­ Bryan to the NaUonai Democratic and Connecticut resorts to having her husband eg by special messenger: He MR. STONE, naw Attorney da Is the greatest state in the union for many purposes. convention. Aa a delegate a t Urge activities. » a summer of unpro* person in town ing orator. «"Sir—1 shall expect you to General, says the Indictment of from Florida he will give this stale popularity, Whoever it was p«ar at .my offleo thin Whether tha Senator Wheeler, head of tho a prestige which it never before •groe fuL Sanford Is becoming mor« beautiful ovary day. Tha good with Mr. *{ 3 p clock to explain torial investigation comihittee. enjoyed; and to refuse to send him Points I. not a t — L,~ *’ oiks of this city are sprucing up coni*J •iderably, the *homes and Attorney General Take the case of Mr. hive been flirting with U Justified. Tho people will await might give it a form of notoriety *■ look fine and the good ladies i the Department It was a long time—so it getting ready for one of to "Youre trul; the evidence of justification bowhich could hardly bt termed en. gatestheif power most beautllui cities In R nothing to do with to the . watchful and when al) their plans ma„ “JOHN J, Moving In the At<torney Gcnersl’s Gem i n . And at that Sanford t city in the state now bl»ity * “ ■ t Wbeel(Promptly the sincerity but thinking It quite likend is also one of the prettiast. of tho Bu- —I change from the town turned with an answer, J»e may have been deceived. of the Detruly • i follows: ones be­ Is a suspicion that BU o f, Wheeler would not * tV Easter Sunday—Pascua Florida. « ASBiP A. NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING TEACHING FOR BEAUTY a + tiS; ■ ^ s A s ± ts s k m " . �T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A T U R D A Y , A P R IL 19* 1921. i m i AT TH E C H U R C H Y ,% ^ > E R£ « ! ?kP " f .d o k ill" . ■•-.*'v 1‘ ' 1 11 Last Sunday was a record breakjs q o jo w n bring* A s s o c ia tio n H o ld s . -Tj----------- --------- '---- ------- - ----- iing dajr for the Bln Bereeir Brothfactor? ' r s b o i t t ty p e w rite r. a»r “I am the U |h t of the World.** > TRUTH 8BRKERS Jcrhood. A constant effort is bomake ’Clrxx! as Jesus. , . Will we be there? Easter morn- ing made to' increase tho 100 per new. Ask to “Bot now la Christ risen,** Pa#!. Inn siskin? Jesus, as ,the devoted ccat men and a number of men The Seminole County Teach*: s Lord Jesus, Thou a rt nty Sun! women were at Jhc lot Office 148; MRS. WALTER WIGHT, Society Editor__ _ Phone. l' l" AW<iclathm'treM-" ‘fhcTr - fHentfify 1 •W *uuTfree,:- the- rmttemce1^ef than A A t^ihratenm om hir? y meeting a t Lake Mary, Friday afsoul m Will you and 1 asset Streaming across my heart, awak- *lass room to ebtchfth • ternoon. Professor Hopl^ns of the • . ens me . of our risen Lord in I Lake Mary School District assisted I To larger nobler life. Indeed, his children? In /h e " by Mr. and Mrs. Dunn acted as To me the day of life most blessed are sung and in /h e flo1 .. hosts and hostess for the after* Never came, ^nti! the streaming |oarn the ibirtuial I* e np o p ., There .was, an .. jmusuaily glory they teachrif life and l b largo attendance of teachers from all 6v«r the county present. a Ah open air meeting whs held at CKlltendcn.was.a gracious hostess r the Casino, which is located right ffihat joy ihe blest assurance s ^ ;r « 5 w b win hold- a t 'a bridge party, jE dday after­ Rives. 1on the Lake, makihg it a beautiful1 Esstor Baiaar, cooked1 noon aj- her home- on Elm Street. the hostess, assisted\y"M rs. & m When ThotLAlifatiyii „d Easter egg sale a t l»e lives ho lives who or.ee was V| meeting os veil as an instructive f l o w e r f e s t i v a l A purple; yellow and green col­ Younts and Mrs. Joe Chittenden Above Ufe'liorito n Sq i dead. paint Store itt- thw. or m otif was artistically carried **™cd ?.n clflRant salad VdurSe And wiUi'thy lo A d oil day. >11. out in the decorations, bouganvillac w'th delicious chicken sandwiches All the landscape of ♦ s lives, my Everlasting head. Tho regular nusmesn'as is cua- ' At the bomb of Mrs. I). L. i Story >Hour a t iLt- with its purple blossoms and yel­ .vvhlchiwere passed in dainty ba*' Covering1 all with q\_____ tomary was transacted. Schello Thrasher. Thursday evening, April And impart h beauty, now e’en to ■ sets, followed by, ice cream and ' o-fclock. r > - ' --. i low centers combined with fern j b lives, ar.d grants me daily Malncs was a guest of tho occasion i 31th. Admiraion charge of 25c for myself; ,, | of the Westmln- being used to an advantage in the .cake, the., cakes wore individual Of breath, and rnado a very .interesting little adolta mad 10c for chPdreu. Tho sleeping Songbirds of ’ MM ones ynd had a small , purple ri’ll hold a benefit -EasVe lives, and I shall conquer death, ^7, »i»'-iuun living room wnerc wore ta'V before tho Association. “ ' henrt ’ , ust at 4 oV»—t dock a-»t }arranged tho card tables. The score bouganvillea in the center of each. With drew Up lives, my mansions to prepare, A hit of sociability was planned ■ —> ■ ■ — thslr drowsy head*! The favor's were tiny baskets of aJh * *#* He llvqn to bring me safely there. cards and Other details also by the hostess and host and orlgiM ' purple, yellow and greep, and from >1 3 of the Methodist tributed to the effective colorsrial ideals in the way of onte'tainR O U T RHEUM ATISM *?5.uinc<1 Easter eggs of Drooping wing, and with p | hold a cooked food &EASTKK AT HOLY CROSS A fter several Interesting rntoresUng rounds round.i C eyes different colors. ment were carried out and enjoyed No stuj joints no more stabs Doxology. the afternoon a t Gon- °L (t*7:00 a. m., Low Celebration the hostess awarded as by all. ig the muscles, no more aching rains Invocation. Those enjoying Mrs. Chitten­ Tvhapel). prises, dainty embroidered linen, Late in tho afternoon delicious from rheum a Usm. Sounds too good Baptism of infants and adults. Monday her own beautiful handwork, the den s hospitality were: Mesdames .^8:0d n. m.. Low Celebration, Euater hymn by congregation. refreshments consisting of salad to be true bat it to tree; utn's Auxiliary of the prise winners being, Mrs. Sam Hnl Wight, Sam Younts, Aylect {Chapel). » followed by cream and LEONARDFS E L IX IR FOR Anthem, “ Lift Up * i*ou 1 course, iuiiuwvn n Church will hold a fo u n ts first prise, and consolation, H tts, George Hart, H. B. Lewis, ,11:00 n. m., Choral Celebration Hoads,” Emerson, by chorus. cako, were served. snd her sister, Mrs. McPherson, ■pant at 3:30 o’clock, at Milano Theatre. AjT ce^ 1«V prize, a Geogc Knight, P , Drummond, srian Church, Scripture and prayer. v*Jt:00 p. m., Children’s Festival wonderful Easter lily Benton, Joe Chittenden. Theo. W. gion dance a t the Anthem,* "The Lor! is Rl en ........ J growing in (High School 1. Today,” Vail, by choir. pottery and in full bloom, was Langley and Miss Edna Chitten­ den. lJrtening in Mrs. Walter ^ 8 :0 0 p. m ."Veiperv ‘Chapel). Ion bridge a t the Wo- awarded Miss Edna Chitenden. IVlght. OfTcrtory, crpan nolo oy Dr. Memid-day fcw celebration V X A t the isilU-us*/ sw insiuii we "V Canlin. i at 8 o’clock, Mrsi my welcome th-j Knights lim p la r and Circle. . Sermon on the Udsurrcotton. v the Order of DcMolny, who come iry Wight and Mrs. C. Benediction. celebrate thc Easter. will entertain informRes pons •; by choir. . On Wednesday night. April 23, srden party at 5 p. m.. lint tliv -finohee committer will meet at Organ postlude by Dr. McCaslin. Content, on Sanford lo Reel try—Mess.'.. Whitner. CIIRISTIAN SCIENCE. cy Smith, R. Chase, Thompson. thc n,ost cni°V*hle and iger classes of th e Holy Church service for Sunday, iin® Mobloy and Sneer* Also others lay School wilt have an profitable, meetings of the Men’s ‘who arc interested ore cordially in- Apr. 20, 1921: Wednesday night » hunt at 4 o’clock a t sUii. WJ*3 ■f the homp of Sherman Uoyd, at t Subfect, "Doctrine and Atone­ rk., B00 Park Avenue with about 27* ment.” *’ Tsesdsy* * men present • Reports were read Church sorviccs. 11 a. i», ulir Social Department by the secretary, A. L. Betts. The Sunday school,-HI n m. man’s Club at' 3 o'clock, Woman's Club building, Oak i Williams hostess. treasurer reported that about J100 wag cleared from the Stetaon Avenue. ioe 343-W for reserva- Opera production, "All at Sea,’’ which goes towards the club con­ e Organ Club -will meet tribution to the new Holy Cross "Earth's new government at Crslg Harris a t 3:30 Parish House. Plans were made hand,” ro, ‘'ml'lions now living "I waa weak and ntrrana for other methods of raising will never die.' Mllane theatre, I Mr*. Forrest Lake, At money, And run-down.” writs* Mrs. Deane Turner, Sherman Sunday, 8 p. m. Free. 8:30 o'clock a t the Wo- Lloyd and Archie Betts, executive, Edith Sellers, of 4«« N. Oh! How thc garden nf my srml b, bridge. l is t S t. East S t Lonto, 1IL committee. • Grew in loveliness, underneath "1 couldn’t sleep nights, I Loghters of Wesley will Discussion was held regarding The happy Influence of thy love! was so restless. I felt tired | regular social meeting Roses sweet, of every hue and and not in condition tq do kk it the home of Mrs- the plans for the new Parish perfume my work. 1 would bars RtymUe, 709 Union Ave- House, as the president of the club, H. F. Whitner, announced the prac­ Bloomed profusely, and opening such pains In my stomach tical completion of the plans for wide their hoarts that I waa afraid I would the new Holy Cross Church, by Let out tho fragrance of their get down In bed. . . My the architect, Elton Moughton. Tho love. mother came to see me and Pariah House will conform in gen­ Charming pansies opened wide eral lines to the church building Every mother knows1the nimsless so os to have one big harmonized That they might see the beauty dread that comes whenever tho little tries A. Clark of Longant, an ornament to the city, one turns up feverLh, Unless snd withshopping in . S alford r. Whitner invited all the mem rnnon. The pretty- new dining' rioom of Alwsjs the tame arzietr, the fBuful thc Domestic Science Department question—is it going to be scarlet fe­ of thc Sanford Hlglj School wan ver. diphtheria or some other danger­ thc scene of a formal luncheon lean* C o n ten t"^ a t B ous, contagious disease? Friday, the first of a aeries of tverv mother know* that a Isis tiro three to be given. The second year to the lint thing required, but too often *f tfriivj't . I felt better after a y first the ordinary laxative fails to do a thorthe Easter holidays In bottle. I had n better oath job because it tus not luifkient t Mr. and Mrs....Don sppetit*. It sectggl to action on the liver. . Thy purity and worth. :nt teacher, Misa Mary ZachA..dLWh*ltem«n, mend Cardul for what It it clears Out rongetlcd liver and so meats, tho soil . • from Orlandd Friday, did for me. I haven’t g* quicker rellefT Henry And kissing into life every seed nun came over ' to ‘attend needed any medicine tine* Chlldren love to lake Llv-o-lau he* of goodness, m e ciud vuieu unsuuuwuaiz lu D. " . - , ^ M n, Dentists convention, * 1 took Cardul, and I am caute it leatee good and doc* px>J. feeling fine.” further the work of- the Finance o e?t0iIJ* ^ rs* ^ ^ m a n . New Ufe appeared, Joyous and ll to made only uf pure vegetable in­ tMr«; Fanh Dutton were seatfragrant Nervousness, r e s t l e s s ­ [the State Dentist eori- Committee, Msaars. Key, Smith, gredient*. I* not at all drmnic and ■ table beautiful. The color And filled with melody anil love. ness, sleeplessness—these JeLand and the guests Speer, Whitner, R. Chase, Mobley ed. can*.* no diurco. You can gel Liv-o-tox, 30c, at your n Hotel are Drs. W-^S. and Thompson. In soliciting gener- »«bcme was, yellow, carried out Ohi Thou Sun of my Soul! ous donations for the Parish- House -eY<:n Howers used Shine on and ever shine! T. J. Kehr. favorite drug ilorc. condition, and may de­ from the citizens of SanfoRit im­ May the dassilng beauty of thine velop more seriously if not mediately. There will be a meet­ eye F* the day in Sanford treated In time. of this finance committee, with Ever pierce my heart; Friday, were Mesdames ing fake C a r d u l . Bold, 11 others interested, next Wednes­ And make it fruitful in beauty, nil and M. H. Blake ,of ■ everywhere, day night, Apr. 23, S p. m.. at the Sweetness,' fragrance and in love, EX-108 new Holy Cross Rectory, -111 Park Until earth's life is wholly lost Aevcnue. In the larger life above. i from Gainesville In San* Mr. Lloyd served coffee, whip- Tomnto Salad stui'ted with Cream Lord Jesusl Thou a rt my Sun. toy afternoon were Wil- *ped Cheese , cream and sandwiches. —By Dr. P. C* Buchans. Steakera and A. C. BowCheese Straws to of the Valdes Hotel. PLENTY OF SPORTING GOODS: Individual Butterscotch Pics FIRST METHODIST CHURCH , A fter spending a pleasant win­ . Coffee. Base Ball Supplies, Fishing Tackle. Bicycles snd Bicycle Supplies. W. J . Carpenter. Pastor, ' LTHOUGH Margaret Wilson to ter with Mr. F. M. Brown, on Ba­ beaten, one half teaspooatul van* Sanford and looking nana Lake, his sister, Mrs. Jos. Easter Day! ^T h c pastor will Bathing Suits, Bathing'Hhoes and Caps, ilia extract, two cupfula flour, one with the idea of lopreach on: "As It Began to Dawn," and his niece. Miss Alberta q u a rte r teoapoonful salt, and one Mr. W. W- Brandon, a Lane AT TH E SPORTSMAN STORE at 11 a. m. • _________________ ________ ___ q u a rte r teoapoonful baking soda. ®an of Dublin, Ga. • Lane have returned to their home At night tho subject will be: The 1rooking secrets Imparted to her by Mix and tu rn out on to floured in Brockville, Canada. SANFORD CYCLE COMPANY. f*r®»«nt Resurrection. her Southern mammy. Her'apec- b aking board. Itoll out th in ..a n d ** the afternoon In Sanout wttb sm all c u tter ®r a glass. A fter a pleasen'J visit of a week I-ay on a greased tin and bake ^wd* yJfizj to.“re.Mabel Mra- Thayec J * R* or two as the guest of her sisters, from seven to ten m inutes In a Mrs. Lucius B. McLeod of Tampa m odentto oven. and-M rs. Vern H urt of Lakeland, Thta to sufficient fo r 4< wafers, Mrs. Ralph Wight has returned to to Orlando to i b u t If your fkmtly likes them as Sanford. ' ‘“‘‘toys, will be Mr. m uch mb Mies W ilson's friends do, Meetitig Lake Mary MRS ROY CHITTENDEN ENTERTAINS IN HONOR OE SEATTLE VISITOR calendar 1 C Episcopal Men’s Club! Has Enjoyable Meet * COLGATE’S Nervous Dixie Belle Makes Dixie Wafers ersonals S ---------- NOTICE---------- you bad b e tte r double Uto quantity. A party of young folks motor­ ing to Orlando Thursday to attend the show ware Misa , Dorothy .afternoon to attend Stokes, Jewel Carter, Drane Rob­ F'/onvention were S. M. erts, Anna Mason and-M r. Brice. Is now ready for Service Wc welcome your patronage in our New Home t £ j g ,nd H O W D O E S Y O U R G A R D E N G R O W ?” Having business interests here spending a few days In San­ ng the S u t eDenttot con- and is J. R. Hayden of Virginia. Rr> & B- FletcRer of ford While here he is a guest of the Valdes Hotel. Coon!'*11" C*m° 0V" Mr. and Mrs. John McDonkid it Friday »nd t * aftornoon jn Sanford motored, with their guests to De. ,Mr"p - w - Gorham land Friday, spending the day. B*iiie Crnne, They are snowing thair friends, who live in Georgia, wmht a won­ Sanford for derful | r j itry ‘.‘Janford and its ‘ to her ti^ eT> ■urorunaings afford. “ Mrs. E. D, Motorifig to Bar|ow Thurstoy wee Mr. api Mrs, Frank WoodIr W n y. *n.d Saturitoy L«*ker of Jack^w v, ed.wit*» the A. and k* «r f .the i 3 ^Valdez r.e. MrLeaker HoteL Thori* are two kinds of fenia’o garilt-nlng—aa thc keen observer has undoubtedly noticed. One la ihe unorimmental variety with boea and ■padre and' sows, and to ueually conducted In khaki knlckera and u furnter'a hat. The other to Itov ditoitanft t»P« which aowq Utile but reopa much admiration. two where she has been a dele­ gate from West Palm Beach, to the Methodist Missionary Confer­ ence. Mr. and Mrs. Smith were residents of Sanford for two or more years. Mr. Smith was with the Peoples Bank here up to the time of his tansfer to West Palm Beach, two years ago. It to to this -second group th a t the chaim ing smock tunic shown - In the picture bclontw .. U U ud1 rnlrably suited to a. *troU In IlM garden with one’s luteal adm irer, w)Ui occustoruil snipping of leu*.'f an d picking of buds, and m uch tncontiuiuunltol LutrnJuyabto x h u t* r. The blouse m ight also b* used by h e r who dallies with ar). In » h h coae It will -bo’ fo u n d ,o c c u rrin g . Drat place at studio te a portico. f Ualyera^ijr, Ktorm^ RIVE & WALKER GARAGE wiU b« ho™* Wednesday to .»» W Vacant ‘increase in contest held in thto tarThto Roes to show how ? u K firodue» n>*n .a n d to growing and bow bastMonroe, John Bell, ^ Ptosacol. thto w ^ k ness In Sanford. Is increasing all the time. ahU and ***• no* Visiting Miss LUlUn . Shlnholaer for the week-end la Misa Franca* hk*h,1: ? 11* Scranton, ^ mU,lnes* to teres ts here Jonea of Bartow, who is now a l ■ » 2 t* !u b to Mboyer, to •tudant of RoUina College, a t Win; •t of tln. and 8 o’clock. -----i— — to a tu re of both services tomorrow- The morning numbers are the foUowtoffi ■ SV'*'V „,Solo. “Near thc Croat was Mary W !i-h ie* ”"’-""Evening numbars: "Everlasting Light," W itt. Comet Soto ancT orchestra. "F or Ma”—Meredith, Male Quar­ 8f ^lV»l«tox Hotel S a r a ■MWi W*^ EE This model I* drveloped In hist-rous crep« do chlnu from tho South Manchester loomo. Iq a Iqvo. | y s ltu d e of uprtcot. It to sscrib’Ot example ol tho new l o n g , flat tunics which will bo worn with •separate s k i r t s as the ssasoa.ad­ vance* for It to a delightfully cool a w iis a w s : Si?wjp r .»7tsa Chow to wear U ovar a skin and FOOT OF 1ST STR EET.--------------- SANFORD, FLA Frtcdotc from Nerve I vussuro Means Freedom frem Disease. DR. W, A. lUtUNE Chiropractor. PALAfER GRADUATE. OfTicc Hours: P-12 A. M. . 2-5 P. M. ’« to 8 Evening except, Saturdays Rooms 20-1-4 Va First Nat. Bk. Bldg, janford. %'' ‘j . - r ip THRASHER & Real Estate and Insurance " .................... Farm Lands, improved and unimpre ^City property improved, unimpro - �« • • *V-, > •*-r* j*wvf»jeH- n , * . ' * 3 ' i r'-w ns*'". fjrh '• ' t '* * i •' *■. 1 " ’ ' '' . ' " 1' IJIj >. . ---- .. PHONE 148 THE EYES • OF ALL SANFORD HIS I N I T I A L HE WITH REDS Cracks Out His First Homer of Year VFcmou* Underhand Hall Kina Beit w f Pittsburgh. Recruit 'in F iat Came Friday*—Hnrnithy Get* Flrat Homer of Year. Cleveland Scores Four Huns In One Inning Off of Pitcher Bert Cole-And Enough T* Wla* t DETltOIT, Apr. 19.—Cleveland won the final game of the aeries Friday, hontir.g Detroit 6 to 3.' The Indians scored four runs off Ucrt Cole in the third inning qn hits by Jamieson, Stephenson, Spenker, J. Sewell and Burn*, a f­ ter two were out. Score by innings: Cleveland 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0—§ Detroit 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0—3 Sumary: Two base hits, Stepn* enson, J. Sewell, Lurns (2), Fothcrgill. Sacrifices, Edwards, Cobb. Double plays, Ctnrkc, I.utzke, Ji; Cincinnati,, O., Apr. 10.—Clncln% natl made ft two out of three in ; the opciting aeries witn Pittsburgh W by winning the final contest Fri" day, <1 to 2,,: Carl Mays, making *. his first appearance in a National ' League uniform, was very effeet i f t but was taken out in' thr Inst ; ham of the eighth for a pinch hit • ter. F,; Krcmer, a recruit from the f, coast, pitched great n>oll for i’ittrburgh until the ninth. Score: y Pittsburgh 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0—2 A. Cincinnati 0 0 # 0 0 I Q 0 2—3 Two base hits, ’Hargrave. Three ' base hits, Rousch. Stolen bases, [; PincIIl, Cai|ey, Schmidt; Sacri. flees, Bohne, Higbce. Double ye, Mays to Cavency to Dnut; Bo hne to Caveney to DauberL . Left on bases, Pittsburgh f 8; Cincinnati .5. fiase on balls, off Mays 1; off May ;; olf Krcmer Turn to the claaalftwl pagea of Tho Herald each day because Sanford’s best opportunities arc always to 1h> found listed **i theso page*. ^ Np m atter w hat your wants may be. classUldd add — -w in hetp jrouT To reach nil the' people effectively.;— leave your Want Ad a t The Herald Of­ fice. Phone ns to send for it or phone It to the Wont Ad D epartm ent * PHONE 148 KNIGHTS TEMPLARS Attention! Hi -4 prescription •■■for Malaria Chilli and Fever, Dengue or BII loui Foret. It kill* the germ*. BATTERIES Brick cr £iu!)t More Rutter Fat— Better, For •It Costs No More Than 0 dh Creams. PHQNEfint a.. . P.A . M ero General Auto Repairs ■ I’honco S WHOLESALE COMMISSION MERCHANTS Jt im on Richmond, Virginia. S Headquarters1for all Varieties of F i l and Vegetables, Prom pt and Person! Attention to All Shipments 1 THE KX1DE BATTERY STATION a m a u iim iia iH im iiB H iim ia iu ig iim e Announcem ent Birmingham Wins Slugfest F r o m Nashville F r i d a y I wish to announce to the Fublic that I have purchased the Fillinf ; Station formerly occupied by Mr. Frank Akers, on Elm #and First Streets. Rogers Hornsby, scintillating St. Louis Star, cracked out his first BIRMINGHAM. Ala., Apr. 10. home run of this season yesterday in a game against Chicago which “ Lefty” Sep Coral, pitching his first game for Birmingham, turn­ the latter won by a score of 0-3. ed in u fairly creditable perform* ante and with terrific hitting the locals won from Nashville 11 to 7 here Friday. Score by innings: }Nashville 101 000 '2h0— 7 12 1 Birmingham 010 OftO OOx—11 15 1 Morgan, O’Neil, Wade qn<l Mickey; Good nnd Robertson. This Filling Stntion is Imlcpndcnt ami is not affiliated in any way with any other. Bulldogs Have No!Growers Defeated Trouble W i n n ing By Tampa Smokers From Daytona Nine With Good Pitching ORLANDO, Apr. 19.—White “Sugar" Swmtland was hurling l nice ball and whs receiving a-t j fielding 'support, the , Bulldog i wrecking crew got into action, j winning Friday's hail gunic from the Daytona Islanders by an H to 2 score. NEW ORLEANS—Apr, 19.— Mobile took thi Opener 'of thif sea­ son on locnl grounds from the Pelicans Friday by it score of 0 to 2. Rill Ellis, Manager Huhn's pitching aco, held the Now Or­ leans to five scattered hltA, Score by innings: Mobile ......• 020 110 020—0 10 1 N- Orleans .... 100 000 0<U—2 5 2 Ellis and Dcvormer; Cavet* Whitaker, Fincher nnd* Dowic. ' ‘ATLANTA. Ga„ Apr. 19.—Thq Crackers barely nosed out the sa ' nts - • • The pleasure of serving you nt the Washburn Service Stutionjyill I* appreciated. ~ , INSTANT, COURTEOUS SERVICE Western Electric Fans ACCESSORIES Create Cool Comfort GET YOURS TODAY TIRES PENINSULAR ST. PETERSBURG.’ Fla., Apr. ■ ALAMIT8 GREASING Gabriel Snubbers1 Q S p t ^ 1% X '~ . 112 Magnolia Ave. Phone 113 ?Tas a result of a baiting spree by stnrt o • lakeland in the first two Innings, clouted The Highlanders found Carl DeetJun for eight hits and six runs in ) the first and aecom: innings but ►war* held to one hit for the re' maining seven by Ditmycr. Thu Saint* scored two runs in u ninth I Inning .rally. By innings: Lakeland 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—3 MEMPHIS; Tenn.. Apr. 19.— ? St, Pete 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2—2 Gush’s wildness in the fifth when Sum ary: Two base hits, Ehrhe allowed three hits in a row was hordt, Bigelow, Wheeler. Three responsible for Little jock's de­ ' base hits, B. Stewart. Sacrifice, feat. U to 3, by Memphis in the Ehrhnrdt. Double plays, Doyle to Therefore, “Millions Now Living Will Never Die” opening gamo of the Southern As­ Ammons; Leach to Doyle to Am; mons; Kowalski to Leach to Am* Ni n-edlble fish tlaK. are brought sociation senaon here Friday. The official attendance whh an­ mans; Brazier to Kowalski; Sellto n French port by trawlers arc SOMETHING Ireriienilous moves just urttler the troubled surface of interlitzle to Dltmyer to Martin. Left on converted into flour thqt is nounced ut 7:283. ifntional affairs. Events, some sinister and ail significant, arc lifting bttsos, Lakeland 6; Saints 5. Base Score by innings: nixed with feeds’ for poultry, entMemphis ..... (XH) 051 OOx—6 5 0 ; on balls, off Deetjun K in 2 in* tlo. nhcen-nnd dogs. their heads on both aides of the Atlantic. nlngs, Ditmycr 1 In 7. HR by pit­ Ah irtlamhle buoy that Can be Little Rock... '000 300 000—3 7 1 cher, Ditmycr (Sm ith), Ehrhardt Cash, Roberts and Lapan; Kelly nttuchcd to the upper part of u EVENTS arc murching to a decision in an uncertain future. The world (Bigelow). Wild pitches, Dit.nterpreof huhting au|t hus been nnd Yurynn. niiier. .B alk, Ditmyer,. Losing faces a condition never before experlertpfcd. Europe is hopelessly Initntcd to enable hunters to ap­ pitcher, Deetjun. Umpire, Agur, proach gtinto in ileep water. bankrupt; trade is dislocated and the confidence of,the whole people Of Gcrmun invention is n m a­ Time 1:40. j Enjoy a Real Easter is terribly shakeri. The peace, such ns it is, is maintained only by chine thut record * message* re­ general prostration. The war did not make the world safe for dem­ Hear the thrilling lecture by .Mr. Chicken pilau Dinner HORNSBY CRACKS FIRST OP ceived .by telephone and that can be used for dictation to rec­ (Jen. Kendall. Milane Theater, Sun. YEAR. ocracy. at LuBeth’s Cafeteria. urd minutes of meetings. day, Apr. 2D, H p. m. ST. LOUIS, Apr. 19.—Two THE WORLD is turning n critical corner. M ighty things arc doing. hump runs in tho second inning by Civilization is in the throes of rebirth, and this stupendous upheaval Grime* and Miller started the Chi­ BY------TAYLOR cago Cuba on their way to a fl to will, in all probability, vitally change ynur life and the lives of every 3 ^victory over St. Louis in the living man and woman about. lost gamo of the aeries h e re 'F ri­ HEY! - WHS BH CRACKEN > HAR-HAR- tT S FIDO V . day. Rogers Hornsby drove out L T h a t l o o k s l ik e m o /ws SURE AG VER ALIVE - 2XL ) hut first homo run f the aeuson. EUROPE is today filled with hatrejs and feara. Every people fears and TAKE VE BACK HOME - { V — . DAWCJi ------------ “ The gamo wna ployed on a wet hates its neighbor, but no people seems aware that u universal TM' FOLKS HAVE BEEN ^ field after u drixzle had delayed apoculyptic peril is suspended over the world. HUNTIN’ ALL OVER CREATION tW egam e for J8 minute*. Score, by innings: fe r SE ■'_____— Chicago 0 2 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 -0 “AND he gathered them together into a place called in the Hebrew tongue A ** Draif 1i! • I • 7nnlt ft — 8t. Louis 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0—3 Armageddon."— Rev. 16:16; Zeph. 0*0 3:8,9. * 4jf y Sumary: Two b«*e hits. Hurt* . * 1 * * ■ + "J: nett, Frcigau, Smith. Three base hit*, Miller. Home run*, Grimes, BUT, let the people be of good cheer. The Lord will make a speedy end of Armageddon, eatabliah Hia Kinf'MUIer,. Hornsby. . Stolen bu.e, dom on earth, bring order out of chaos; and m IIions of people now living will become obedient to HU Miller. Sacrifice, Friberg. a J>ourighteous order and will live forever on earth in pence and happiness. bla play*, Hornsby to BotHhley; Adamai to Granbam to Grimes, Ball to Hornsby to Bottondcy. Left on bases. Chicago 0; St. Louis 0. Base on balls, off Keen 3: Doak 3; YOU are urgently inyited to hear a.lecture on this remarkable subject by W a r 1; North I. Struck out by Kagae 2, Haines 3. Hits, off Dyer 0 In 4 innings; off Tfeffur, "none in 1; off fioux, 2 in 1 2-3; off North, non# in 1-3; off Haines 2 fa f. Losing pitcher, Dyer. Dms i n i , Moran, Pflrman and Fowell. IAKE LIFE WORTH LIVING * •TREE FLANmiNG DAYS Don't go arbund feeling tired, ddnjr in energy and strength, Eatisa your kidneys aro not wurkr Properly. Tho use of FOLEY LLS, a diuretic stimulant for the bieys, will give your kidneys a od flushing, removt injurious tsta m atter and bring tba kid* 7* back to a normal, active con* lion. “Your FOLEY PILLS aw • only thing I ever gqt to do me y good,” writes Samuel Brenner, axandria, Ind, Sold everywhere. IGER I ’LL rtE . PRANK r TH’ SANE -------- AT EIGHT O’CLOCK THIS lecture has corafi great has been t iltitudes bereaved by tb e woffd wer, i] utd that it has been amplified and publ unable tp h earp w .lectu re may havea �■ ’ THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 19,1921. O N f^ iy -1 re « rd .a d rates PAGE Quick Results Use Herald W ant Ads FOR PROFIT----- — ro u n c st^ — Political -~~P otittcaf~ Announcements announcem ents ^-Announcements. P H O N ,r"- ” - 4l*. ---- USEITHEM FOR RESULTS * ——* — ■ ' —■*-= ■■whnar—r - 1' rr — HOUSES FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE f o r RENT—For 6 months, com­ 1— 1 4 i1 T .n k . ■ AUTOMOBILES AND REPAIRS 8 _ Apartments For Rent FOR~COUNTY COMMISSIONER fortably furnished house, six FOR SALE—Ford Roadster prac­ FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER NOTICE .1 hereby announce my csndU doeping rooms, 318 Magnolia FOR SALE—DeSoto paints and I hereby announce my candidacy tically new. Bargain. See Stew­ FOR RENT—Three room apart- gg I will be a candidate for renoral- for County Commiiaioner for* the Avenue, ___ „ vanrishei a t ' SaufOrd Novelty a rt Dutton. aim. wltl fc* daey for County Commissioner for ment| Le t Bros- 415 W. First nntion for ti,e otfico of’ State Atpntr«>a a ad RENT—5 room room nuusc hdusc, bath,; Works, sole a g e n ts ^ - ------154-tfc Fifth Diitrict comprising Chuluo- FOR iv&cw—o unmuothe fifth district of Seninole Coun­ torn.v nf in. *.___ n u n District comprising L„, |n,rtirJI»««»r »«» St' v ' “ ***• $30.00 1923— model Tord w i ^ t l i L ’ a ^ ai A G e n e v a and Osceols. ^ W e r t T t A H ^ . wate r, g» « gg."|80J ty^. Subject to the action of the SANFORD STOVE WORKS, 321 Ave. Coupe. A-l condition. Will icct J f J K f f S th« ^ on * th0 Democratic pri- g ^ h ^ n g u f r ^ l820 fra rk j 1M I Its* First Street. Next door to Smith — : ."vc:"* nctlon «ff thi /Demi snary June 3. . He a Ha® Jund Prim ary ot 1924,1 • , POR KENT—riaw bungalow, com- Brothers. sacrifice for quick sale. . R. E. crutic Primary. Voar cn afsemenl __________ KILBER. We sell, trade, and re­ . Or m lla*’ 1 pletely furnished Until Oct.' 15. rr for a , second term vl offi 4 will be i________ Cl_A. RAULERSON. 4c a Itae FOR STATE 1 (0 n Magnolia Ave. References ex- pair all kinds of cook atorea. If Shiver, caro Chnmbcr of Com­ FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT it* greatly apiffeebu If J* your trouble is stove trouble, tee merce Bldg. Type double above I hereby announce my candi­ I hereby announce that I am a changed P. O. Box 1141. GEORGE A. DECOTTEfl, > us.___________ ,J dacy for tho OiV.ce cZ State Attor­ for couCandidate for the office of Clark State Attorney, Seventh* Judicial ltd dste* are f c r T - - M r . ^ : ^ - r - r , ■■ TYPEWRITER RIBBONS— For FOR SALE—1024 Ford touring. . ney fo r the travcn:ti . udi;iai U rof the Circuit Court of Seminole hnrfrt !<*«■■ Circuit, S tate of Florida. run only J,000 miles. Inquire use on Royal, Remington or L. j 0 f w v e rag e length :u|t of Florida, subject to the Dem­ County, aubject to the action of tlie HEAL ESTATE fi09 Magnolia'or Photie‘102 FOR COUNTY JUDGE ('. Smith typewriter*. Will sell fted « line- < for flrit ocratic Primary to be held June 3, Democratic primary- In June, 1924. * ^ h e r e b y announce myself aa a for one-half price. Herald office. I chdrb* ^ 1924. ’ ’ - • • H. H. CHAPPELL ww* i • * a v nnuiiiale for tho office of County FOR SALE—Amco adding ma­ IiJnx l» reetrleted ,!• J. A. SCARLETf. lu d « of Seminole County, aubject f o i l JUSTICE OF THF. PEACB FOR RENT—1 2-ropm apartment chine. Never been used. $10. I hereby announce that I am a FOR STATE SENATOR FROM .* close in. to the Democratic primary, Juno 3, ‘^ U Cv X Th. «UnHerald office. candidate fo rtho office of Justlca r will be reaponalbla TH E NINETEENTH SEN»924. I pledge faithful service In, Incorrect Ineertlon, F op . s a l f .—eigry cash register, of the Peace .in und for the first AT0R1AL DISTRICT. 5-ROOM bungaloy', desirable lo­ vhould you-nominate me. USER CAR BARGAINS tor subsequent 510 cash. Herald ffice.______ aid ooffic jurlice district of Seminolp Coun­ cation; easy terms. 53500,00. I announce my candidacy __________ J. G. SHARON._ for [ The nlflce ehould be ty. With the legal and efficient FOR SAY.E“ Remington type­ nmediately la eaee ot nomination as Stale Senntor from MEMBER OF SCHOOL BOARD One 1922 Bulck 0 Sedan. writer, with- wide carriage, in tho Nineteenth Senatorial District I wish to nnnonnee that I am a sssistnncc *>f the executive, officers FOR SALE— 15 acres celery land [ jinVEIlTISBIlS. »' the-county I promise to do my fronting on Lake Monroe, 12 good condition, $25 cash. Inquire subject 16 the Democratic Primary One 1920 Bulck G Touring, repre»rn»atlve thor- to be held June 3rd. I am art at­ candidate for Member of tho duty without prejudice. , acre* cleared and under Irrigation, a t Herald office.______________ School Hoard of Seminole Co. from -Itiar with rate*. rulea all planted, four flowing wells, ___ L. 0. STR1NGFSLL0 W . FOR SALE—Dairy, and stable One 1023 Ford Touring. K»Uon. win •W«4fo« torney at law practicing ut San­ School district No. 3. Subicct to cheap, I information. Ana xi ford, Florida, and have been a res­ the decision of the Democratic pri­ manure, enr lots. Link & BagFSil COUNTY JUDGE. they will neelit you In ley. Box 2401, Tampa, Fla. Subject, o ' course, to the oction One 1922 Ford Touring. loir want ad to make ident of and attorney in tho Nine­ mary to be held Juno 3, 1924. of th« Democratic Primary to be FOR SALE—10 ncres, G cleared. WANTED— Regular customers for teenth Senatorial District for 13 11. H. PATTISHALL. Jfecure. vegetable land, flowing well. held June 3rd, I will be a candidate One 1921 Overlnml Touring. years. Your support will be great­ fresh eggs. Write Cackleberry FOR SHERIFF 6h T> AT S O T I C K . Two blocks of loading station, Farm, for the office of County Judge of ly appreciated. U k e Mary, Fla.___ I hereby announce myself a cancheap. L,rt should glee Ahelr One 1921 Ford Coupe. ______ LEWIS O’BRYAN. I didate for leclectlon to the office Seminole County. I shall be grateFOR SAI.E—Household goods. f D„*toff Ice a d d r e s s a s •ul for the nomination and elecannwifY of nf Seminole Onm Ivinln Anil wla. mik Ihflr phone number If FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER; n°ff sheriff 315 Myrtle Ave^ county sub- .1ci, and if elected 1 assure the FOR SAI.E— Lots In Hoseland Terms if wanted. t , results. A b o u t one I hereby announce my candidacy Ject to the action of the Dtmo- citizenship Heights. High and dry. A-l loca­ FOR SALE—A team of mules, I, Mf a t h o u e n n d h a a a of Seminole o fair and cratic (irlmury to be held on June for the office of County Commis_“ * * ' I »nd th e o t h e r * c a n ’t THE SEMINOLE HUDSONfaithful ndmimstratlon of the af­ tion on Sanford Ave., from 5250 _cheap for ensh. P. G^_Box_yt*. m , with you unless to $500 each, easy terms. If you FOR SALE—Baby chair and reed sioncr from district number two 3. If elected lor another term 1 fairs of th« ovfjce. r your address, of Seminole county, subject to the pledge cd tulntl the duties of the want n de.drable home come in and ESSEX CO. carriage, like new. 402 Oak. SCHEI.LE m a in e s . eellneaare MUST he __ w ____ ______ ___ _ see us. action of tho Democratic primary office in the same efficient manner ADAPTATIONS OF FRENCH w a n s *t T i e H aaFOR SALE-r-We have stared with that. I have conducted it in th e . FO uTRudfecU TlN G ATTORNEY June 3, 1924. nli .Hire n re y T e tl Mr. W. LHarvey, P. O. Box MODELS I desire to announce to the citl pasL JOHN MEISCH. lelerlnue i lie e ills jj If you want a city lot, a subur­ 352,-Sanford, Fla., one standard kens of Seminole County that 1 am M. HAND. ■at v a l i d . . Frequently^ the daytime frock u FOR COUNTY PROSECUTING FOR BOARD OK A candidate for the nomination to ban lot, » house ready built, cel­ make 83 notee player piano in mnPtum pt, Efficient stniiuhtlinc effect int roauen the narrow PUBLIC Ifih>gany case which we will sell for be Prosecuting Attorney for the ery farm, grove or anything in ATTORNEY. Service. ^ i., - mert give ___ STRUCTION County Court ot Seminole County, tho Real Estate lino call us. ty„ $150 and sundry charges rather I wish to announce that 1 shall I hereby announce my candidacy subject than ship. For Iqfqrraation see ROOMS FOR RENT novelty. To the left Is a fetching deto the action of the Demo­ sell at the owners prije q^y. oe a candidate for the office of for re-election as member of the sign in dark-blue t will. A round collar, Mr. Harvey, or write Cable Piano County Prosecuting Attorney, sub- Board of I*ublic Instruction for cratic Primary, *une 3rd, 1924. I sleeves gathered Into straight F oil RENT—Two furnished room Co„ Jacksonville. Fla. t.'ect to the endorsement of the Seminole County, Florida, repre­ rill be grateful tor your voto and and narrow belt of sell-material : a \o u n c e m e n t ’ Un°r housekeeping. Phone C»ll Md see u>. V . t-lvo you T o il SALE—S tr.w b .rrlo ., 15c per ! Democratic voters at the June 3rd, senting school district No. 2 of tJie nomination. complete the list of simple but effective q t in Hold run, H) qts. delivered. ERNEST F. HOUSEHOLDER. the bargains and service. orlmary. decorative detail*. Medium site re­ Seminole County, subject to the Puli RENT—Furnished bed" room. quires GEORGE C. HERRING. THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO., Phone 130. Rex Packard. [tax ASSESSOR. yards 54-inch material. Democratic primary to be hold on Apply 703 Palmetto. To fasten a dress at the left side Is to i snnounce that I am a FOR COUNTY COMMISSIOl Seminole Hotel Annex. Juno 3rd, 1924, H . j L P a e liin n U* L FOR RENT—Two large furnish-; p^ove it of btest Parisian origin. To I hereby announce my candi HELP WANTED CHAS. A. DALLAS. | lor re-election to the ed housekeeping housekeeping ’rooms, $20- j the right is pictured I / O U y A d M H U ll I l l l l l rd picturedaabecoming becomingmodel n for re.election for tho office of H - W T U e r k OF COURT fix Assessor of Semi- County Commissioner of Seminole i l l East fith.St. for stout or slender figures, and it may W a NTED ^^Combination book Madras is to have an automa­ I hereby announce my candi­ subject to the decli- ....County, District No. 1, subject to FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms be developed in a wide range of ma­ keeper and stenographer. Ap- tic telephone exchange with a I Denocratic Primary to the action of the Democratic pri­ dacy for the offTfe of Clork of the ply Poter-Judy Fruit Co. for light housekeeping; also two terials. with quite as much latitude per­ Circuit Court, Seminole County, capacity of 10,000 tines ami will unfurnished rooms. 210 French mitted in tho ttuitlvr of trimming. This i 3rfl, 1914. mary June 3, 1924.. W a i t e d —Santord business men Florida, subject to the decision of Ave type of frock U ideal for the expression ' a. VAUGHAN. G. L. BLEDSOE. who nre in need of competent provide for the ultimate use of the Democratic Primary to be if strong contrasts—an outstanding help should read tho classified /OR SHERIFF- 100.000 lines in th at territory. FOR SHERIFF. bold on June 3rd, A. D„ 1921. I fashion note this season. Medium aisn hrs ol Semtnole County: I I hereby announce myself ns r Jtand for efficiency and service in page of The Herald. There’s no requires 4 M yards J6-inch material r snnounce myself a can- candidate for toe oTSee of Sheriff office. reason for sending out-of-town for BUILDING First Model: Pictorial Review Dress Sheriff of Seminole of Seminole County, subject to the bolp when there is probably jusl No. 1946.*Sires, 54 to 48 inches bust. VANCE E DOUGLASS. b;«t to tho action of the Democratic primary June. 1921 FOR MEMDER MATERIAL Price, 45 cents. SCHOOL HOARD ?■*?■,^ an.fc- <n.J?10, ^ Ic primary to be held on __ Second Model: Dress No. 1956. YV. A. TILLIS. I hereby announce myself a can- WANTED—Ladies to do simpl "if I sm electsd I pledge MlltACl.K Concrete Co., general sizes, 54 to 48 inches bust and 16 to 20 needlework at home. Liberal pay. didate for re-election to tho office FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT | fulfil; the duties of this! cement work, aldawlaks, build­ itars. Price, 45 cents. I wish to announce that I am a of member of the board of public Materials furnished,' Addressed, bejt of my ability. ing blocks, Irrigation boxes. J. E. •tamped envelope brings particu­ Farming Tools and Instruction, representing school candidate for Cterk nf the Circuit E. E. BRADY. TerwIHegvr, l*rop. district No. 1 o Seminole County, lar*. Morgan Novelty Art Co., At Court of Seminole Co., subject to Tampa—One of \he largest Implements [TAXCOLLECTOtt Lumber and Building hlateria). primary, June third. subject to tho Democratic primary )antn. Ga ._____ —•_____________ bridges in the world is under i snaour.ee myself a can- Denocratic Carter Lumber Company WANTED—White woman to d elected, I promise the faithful to be held on June 3rd, 1924. the office of Tax Col- If construction aerbss old Tampa N. Laurel St^ Phone 668. FRED T. WILLIAMS. general housework and live oi performance of tho duties con­ 1 ----------tminote County, subject nected pYemiscs. Middle aged person Bay. Wil reduce highway ’dis­ with th at office. HILL LUMBER CO. House of TO THE VOTERS OF THE 19T1I Foa limited time I offer my xion of tiie .Dem(>cra t*,‘ preferred. Ad< Addrcja “S" J V . L. MORGAN. Service. Quality a id Pric* tance between thM city and St, *J SENATORIAL DISTRICT. i be held June 3rd, 1924 entire outfit at very reasonable Phone 435. FOR TAX COLLECTOR A fter due con side rut ion, I have Box 1123, City, R. C. MAXWELL.. prices for cash. Coma early und gat I wish to announce xtiat I am a decided Jo become q, candidate for ___ ____ L'NT-Y COMMISSIOl i i a t r Tnr | snnmne _ o f -CdtTfrry--Yturj ritott*>»er» -eF filth Senatorial d S aS T M i a O B f e m J U N O U S fir*Tumniisstoner for t' @ of Orange, Seminole and IV A M W IY U i. PCIlWtA^ strict of Seminole Coun- Seminole Counts*, aubject to the composed ,, ' a* Osceola Counties, subject to the Tv A l v A L t l f action of tho Democratic primary VVJIWJ ct to the action of the Democratic Primary to be held PHILIP R. ANDREWS to be held In Jung. 50 Cents sry of 1924. * JWO. D. JINKINS. J u n e .3rd. I respectfully solicit Hume Cooked Meals. Two blocks C. L. UVEST. Celery Ave. your support. business district. TY COMMISSIONER FOR COUNTVCO.MM IS8ION Ell _________M. O. OVERSTREET. PHOENIX HOTEL. I hereby announce my candidacy snnounce my candidacy THE TIERED MODE FOR COUNTY JUDGE 300 Park Are. on to the office of for re-election to the office of I hereby announce my candidacy _ _ _ _ C"unty Commissioner from DlaSchelle Maines Simple with the distinction of Paris pmmissloncr of District for tho office of County Judge **j — "Harriot, — Real Estate Madam limnlrity is this frock in dark blue ninole county, subject to ti it number four of Seminole of U £ U T THIS OUT — IT IS WOP Seminole County, subject to tn t Beauty Parlor. twill trimmed with braid in tclf-color. I of the voters on June 3rd County, subject to tho action of action and •I* LAWYER •}• MONEY of the voters a t tho Demo­ The braid adorn* two of the three the Democrat primary June 3, 1924. Over Mobley's Drug Store. [CJV. KNTZMINGER. Send this ad and ten cents to cratic primary Juno 3, Insurance tiers on the skirt and is varied with ____________ B. F. WHEELER. Park Avs. Phone 245. •:* rr- Court House I CBfNTY SCHOOL JOHN G. LEONAEDY._ PUBLIC Stenographer; your bus- Foley Si Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., •ed rope silk in its decoration of the FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER SANFORD,-----FLORIDA BOARD FOR COUNTY JUDGE ness solicited. 107 Park Avs. Chicago, HI., writing vour name rollar. The sleeves may be in straight I hereby announce my enndisnnounce myself a canand address clearly. You will re- >r flowing effect. Medium size re* To the People of Seminole County: Phone 349. lacy for County Commissioner for re-election as a membo •celve a ten cent bottle of FO- luircs JVj yards 5-Mnch material. -------------------------------— ■ I am a candidate for County [>unty Board of Public In District No. 2 Seminole County, Judge, your support and vote on [LEY’S HONEY AND TAR COM- Pictorial Review Dress No. 1965. STEWART The Florist George A. DeCottes from District No, 2 iubjcct to the Democratic Primary, June the 3rd will be appreciated. hh-s, J l to 48 inches bust. Price, 45 LOST AND FOUND’ -Ii POUND for cougns, colds and rat*. Oviedo, Osceola anr lune 3, 1924. Flowers For AU Occasions Attomey-at-Law SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON. L. P. HAGAN. |> subject to the action o LOST—One seven-months otd i $KU1 of FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic Over Seminole County FOR "REPRESENTATIVE Members Florists Telegraph Da. critic Primary, June 3rd FOR SHERIFF. bull dog, light brindle with boh- stimulant for tho kidneys and I hereby announce my candidacy la n k [svirg served a« a mem- To the Voters of Semtnole County: livery Association d tail CATHARTIC TABLETS for member House of Rcrresenta- bed - - - - -and - - - untrimmed ----- ---------ears. ----- R--e-1FOLEY . _ .. , Sanford, Board since 1915, tnd Florida I hereby announce my candidacy tlves for Seminole County s u b j e c t I turn 1 0 0 2 First St. and receive for Constipation and BtUouantsi. 5 room house, elec­ 814 Myrtle Av«. Phono 260-W chairman of ,— -- the . for tho office of Sheriff of Semi- to tho action of the voters a t the reward. rThesu wonderful remedies have — U l^ MpecaUy fits me | aolo County, aubject to the voters Democratic primary. June 3. Try •nr;[helped millions of people. LUST an t oni.i »ork required of a "Board jf the Democratic Prim ___y ary to be tric lights, good well. w?t f)° The' ' tlm es " by * nipt Sold everywhere. FORREST LAKE. abreast I *nd if re-elected I prom- held June 3rd, 1024. If elected 1 reading the classified pages of Fred R. Wilson •me conscientious and con- promise four rears of Law En­ $2250.00, — $250 cash, N o t ic e your daily newspaper. llcrald Hen Elton J Moughton 1Mrvice aa has been rend forcement in a business manner by PROTECT CHILD'S want id s contain many Interest!^ YOUR ATTORNEY-AT-LAW «any yearn of service the help of the proper subordiAnyone wishing to com­ bal. like ren t HEALTH messages. 11 will pay you to roa ARCHITECT F. HARRISON, lates or assistants and tarn**4*? thoughtlessness the slight them daily. * municate with the Knights :V 3 First National Bank First National Bank Bldg. _ ’ Geneva, Florida. solicit the support of all law f'Dqjjor raid of a child la often nc- LUST—A dark brown and tan o f the Ku KIux Klan of torcement \%ters, on June 3rd. glettcd and soon becomes seriousSanford -----------Sanford, --------■ Florida REPRESENTATIVE collie dog with white neck and RAYMOND L. ALLEN. ■golly announce myself A few doses cf FOLF.Y’S HONEY feet. Answers to the name i f f Sanford may do Eo<by ad­ room house for Ifdate for the House of FOR CONSTABLE 0 F~B IS: AND TAR COMPOUND, at small Bob. Liberal reward if returned dressing mail to Postoffice nugn*’6 si -- • BUth-fi from Seminole TRICT NO. 1. to Mre. W. B. Zachary, 610 Mag­ Box 68. kjoject to the Democratic I hereby announce la s t I am s cost, taken a t tho onset of the nolia Ave. rent on paved street 1 1 1 J*"e 3, 1024. If elected •andidate for eonitable of District cold would bring speedy relief. Be subject to the Democratic prepared, have a botJe of this constructive legisAll modern $45.00 per The Matthews Press Tailors, Cleaners and D] ^ k m flt of the great- primary to be held ju n e 3rd, io24. safe, reliable cough rentedy on Wtlak* Slits, l a .f .r * t ’la. I..j P«°Plo in Seminole | iaid district bclg composed of th* hand, and give promptly when a P I Park Ar*n*a—-PI m month. ld ‘he state of Florida. 'ollowing voting precincts: SanPhone 417*.L-2 | ford, Lake M onne and Paola. -----J- R. LYLES. cough or cold is detected. Equally n. E. WALKER. as effective f i r older persons. No P<TY COMMISSIONER, L ?* "nou,rie* my candidacy FOR BUPERINTBN DENT OF opiates. Sold everywhere. H. B. Lewis & Co. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Coraimtrioner for the Sanford Sign Shop Wilson Welding & Radii I hereby announce my candidacy ,u !’ C0,J'Prising the towns Works In an English inventor’s bL, APPROPRIATE Longwobd. and Al- ‘or re-election to the office of First National Bank Building Pnngs, and respectfully :ounty superintendent of public cyclo the driving is done with LETTERING "If It's Metal we ear weld 'rtopport of the voters of uatructlon of Seminole County, tlm front wheel and the steering For All flushes of Work 107 Park Ave. Telephone 349. uhject to the Democratic primary with the rear ore through th e 1 HANFORD, FLORIDA W d^ a . 107 North Sanford Ave. rOOTorFIRSTS 3, *1924 * PFimMry 40 U to be held on June 3rd, 1924. usual handlebars. T. W. LAWTON. W: B- BALLARD. Cash u> A d v an ce Daily Fashion Hint IPolitical CASH SALE rr BUSINESS AND PROFRSSmiVliil DIRECTORY OF SANFORD' it. c. MAXWELL i PRINTING ING U P FATHER ________ ’ . 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M O N D A Y , A P t t t 2 1 , 1924 Delegates Assemble For Chemical M ^ t ►' ‘ * Hear Proposals To Modify Prohi Laws •t,*> " • ■. ' ; ‘ Mil WASlUKiGTON, A p r ....21 Hundreds o f scientific ;pepera. ■■-----— « c P * m 8ays DccUr*Uon of War by His Cowltry la.’ Tinpossible” but w suit” Imposed by the Unit­ ed States Senate in Recent Eketosion Vote Cannot B* Forgotten for Many Ycain. ’oufd Coat O ne B fl0 than P en din g B in [ of Sevan Democrats jmmlttef 81gk Report, Opposed to Any Bonus. h t tMMlatrf Press! [INGTON, Apr. 21—Senocrats went fla.Crtord Stmi cash and insurance bonus i minority*^j>crt of the ronmittce made public W Walsh, Maalgchuaetta, al­ t was Indiestedon the floor r the party would, support big straight Insurance bill rs rnsctment into law o f a [cajure." . , ' •port declared, such a plan at, the government about 0,000 leal than the pchdmt if it faded to command the minority members otf for the edmmittee . Six of the seven Demothe committee . signed it, Ubg, Utah, refuting be­ de from Many Infe*tfgatlons 'letter of Soldier Bonus Tex Reduction, Muscle 8hoals * . *4 I K \ ' ------—■V J U t l Y oui* Girl Bandit Who Has Terrorised New York, New­ ark, and Brooklyn Since January Arrested This Morning !h^Jacksonville— Neither Girl Nor Huabaiid Has Statement (o Make. ( ■ f W ' Ase#*mc4 Prrs«) , NfcW YORK. April 2i:— Activi­ ties o f the bobbed hsir.bandit are believed completed in the e m i t of Celia Cooney, Jacksonville, who has baffled the police for three months past. The gun-girl flfst made her appearance early in Jan­ uary when ahe held tip a shop iu company with a. r r i* companion. Republicans Naming Seventy-nine Before th# end of March the list of hold-ups, which the pair partfDelegates to Go to Cleveland While Democrats Elect Eigh­ ty to Go to New York. / n r T lie A u w t a l n l F rva a) Organisations Works Out N* Business Code of Ethics Rased on “ Material Needs of Man• • kind” lUean leaders Sunday conthc way deer fo r passage |the week of the straight l bill. TbelftLr Assurance td on lUtem M U.gf Sens- WASHINGTON, Apr. 21—A code o f business ethics has been worked out by a committee o f the chamber of commerce of the Upited States baaed on the “niterial needs of mankind” and the necessity of “ in­ creasing the wealth o f the world and the value o f happiness of life.” The code, which will be submit­ ted to the convention of the cham­ ber at Cleveland on May 6, follows: ■ “ The foundation o f business Is confidence, which springs from in­ tegrity, fair dealings, efficent ser­ vice and mutual benefit. “ The reward of business for ser­ vice rendered Is g id lr profit plus a safe reserve,, commensurate with risks involved and foresight exer­ cised. “Eqttftkble consideration Is due In btfsljwsf,.alike to capital man­ agement,-employee and the pub- .Gtolidge LdeUier Republican Madera k wold vote to .0Tf7Tlde a pal nto of the straight inKrjHu Wept! Allow kpocrstlc plan woeUTallow ot Ml cash psymsnt or a endowment Insurance polwith cash payment* only I veterans not MtJtlcd to »n 150 In adjuat*d‘ s*rvic* -s a m e service sib ser- ied ifornia, as committee counsel, ta ill ^]ap/ja*lUmoremand Senator W atm * “ ' I ‘ frdm pressing his motion. Pta Favors Insurance. , Musele shoals w ilf 'occupy the p 2?M Arnttkyn Legion asnaU . agricultural committee, p Saturday to toe straight .which has befora It * number of N‘proposition, Commander bldx f o r thg property, including P ««in g in a message to (hat o f Henry Ford which has been tn* DewoetaUo.kub- Approved by the house. .Senators favoring the Feed bill have de­ manded ,4tfiok action by the com­ ?»!*,». presidential veto. mittee on the throat o f moving that the question be brought to the oil of the aenAts, Com- open, floor. «inn aid. If the Daugherty committee goes Joated compensation bill Ahead it probably wlR take up the fire the soldiafs *a in- rong heralded Inquiry into anti­ compenMtJofll^ecavlIe of trust law prosecutions. Another r»wus and hi problem with which Its memberon« wants or snip has been struggling is the preparation o f Its contempt cita­ tion against M. S. Daugherty, a brother o f the former attorneygeneral, action In which has been mat which was paid deferred several time*. Difficulty P*‘d common laborer haa been encountered by the com­ heme, secure from mittee In making its presentation, °f war antf whose because the vote called for a di­ rect u*e by the senate o f power to puttie recalcitrant witnesses, and j»P«rt.lH,uoooeihJfl loss not for a submission of the ques­ tion to the criminal courts, aa was ‘to n e b y the oil committee in ita controversy with Harry F. Slnthoss in tns service. u J .,n WorW w* puld P«r month: or one * fcy. At the Ha s th* [inafwjFSSrs w £$f% a r*S Registered Voters I in R 11 P*r dhy and Now. Number 2,536, ‘ ’ l;I0.P«r «ay,' it paid Us working |n |u,' navy Late Figures Show *t home in comforts'rom ( I , The Am m U M Prak) TOKIO. April 21.— Declaration o f war with America over tha Im­ migration. question is impossible. ,-y-—- ready for .’.-consideration when the American -Chemical society bsgan preliminary .session in the 67th animal meeting here. Mote than.2000 delegates as­ sembled in th* nation wid« sys­ tem for accident prevention and industrial health control in the chemical industry* They urged a report to the committee of oc­ cupational diseases and hazards, and recommended a survey be made of this work. And * « ir ? er i f 1!* 9 more citizens H r vote with Supervisor . 1 ° , ^ t w t phia con- » »* *?uBo#e during Saturday up to lO V dock this morning accort- -P e o p le o f Aid* county ere urged dot to wSTt unU! the lest day to AfoId an tou r rush. ClUasns have 1 to do this which means business enterprise are essential to ^tfteCnt asi'. fcg*pj The publ" “ Permanency and continuity of service are basic aims o f business that knowledge gafosii may be ful­ ly utilized, confidence established and efficiency Increaeed. "Obligations to Itself and socie­ ty .Prompt business Unceasingly to strive toward continuity of opera­ tion, bettering eondltlbns of em­ ployment and increasing efficiency and opportunities of individual em­ ployes. ^ P n n fv a a la « 4 i) i m J « a la L fa i< b a ‘'Contracts aand undertakings, written or oral, are to be perform­ ed in letter and In spirit. Changed conditions do not justify their can­ celation without consent. “ Representation o f goods and services should be truthfully mtdo and scrupulously fulfilled. ‘.‘ Waste In any form— of capital, labor, services, material*, or re­ ovuicio— nuiv:, miu UII* sources— Is mvuivt Intolerable, and C con■tant effort will be made toward its elimination. “ Exceaaea o f every nature—the inflation o f credit, over-expansion, over-buying, oveHlraulatlon o f kalea^ishkh ereata artificial condL tlnns and produoe crisis and dePropk*'1' are condemned. qif.Ttfair competition, embracing i fleets characterised by bed faith, deception, fraud or oppression, in­ cluding (Conuuepaitl bribery, is wasteful, despicable and a public ■wrong. Business will reply fo r its aucceea on the excellence of its own service. . "Controversy will, where possi­ ble, be adjusted ' »y voluntary agreement or Impartial arbitration. "Corporate forms do not absolve from or alter the moral obligations of individuals. Responsibilities will be courageously discharged by those acting in'representative ca­ pacity aa when active for themwJVw# ■ , ^ "“ Lawful lawtui co-operation among the business men and useful business organisations in support of these principle* o f business conduct is PINCHOT.D 0 BS NOTLIKEVARE’S ATTACK ON HIM PHILADELPHIA,. Apr. 21— Presidential candidates do not di­ rectly figure in the primary to be hold in Pennaybralna by.yll politi­ cal parties Monday. Although the law permits such candidates to place their names on t^e ballot to give elector* an opportunity to vote their preference, not one availed himself of the privilege. The Republicans will name 70 delegates to the Cleveland con­ vention. The Democrats win elect $0 delegates to the New York con­ vention with a total vote of 76, the party rules providing for eight delrgatrs-at-large, four men and four womert. With a half vpte each. • On the Republican side, the canjudateB lor delegates are not ofncialty pledged to any presidential candidate, but state leaders said they, expect that the defrgaUon to be .sleeted will b*•unanimously for President Coolidgc. The majority ..W A 8H IN G T Q N .. April - 2L— J Proponents of th* modification o f prohibition laws were given the first word today by the house judiciary committee be­ ginning hearings on proposals to permit the manufacture and sale o f 2.75 per cent. beer , un­ der the-eighteenth amendment. S en d s R e g r e t s T h a t B e c a m e Bills seeking the same end were introduced ,Tn the house by 59 representatives and the ex­ pected proponents will be given California Will Be Prerdijt. the entire first half o f the week 1 ed Frhm A c ce p tin g In ­ iQ which to present their ca se.. vitation o f Mayor Lake To Before the opponents will bo heard, Wayne wheeler, general Attend Sanford Conventfod. counsel for .the Anti-Saloon League; was heard. * . William Gibbs ]M eAdoo wtfl bo w heA frx-organization to promote his caldidady, w*11 perfected and plans for a state campaign will be discussed.- Word to the effect that Mr. McAdoo will be un­ able to be here, was contained In ll uj Prints of Proponed New Holy Crons Church Will Re Cum pitted Within a Fort­ night and Ready For Con­ tractors. . A complete sketch of the pro­ posed new Holy Cross church has >een finished and blue prints of ,the entire set of plana will be rendy for the contractors within a few days, It wus announced Monday by Rav. Arthur 8. Peck, pastor of E- J. Moughton has been busi ” ‘ d for some time o n .the | ..... ___ possibly within 10 dqys will have them ready for actors who are . . . t— , dpi on the work. It (a believed that tha contract for tha new church will probably be made around Myy 14, and that work should begin on its construc­ tion not later than June 1. . It la. expected .that the church * ' • y $50,000, 111 be one o f thd most at______________ ___ and handsome buildings In tha city and one Liquor M r s ite s h a ®B H O U S support the governor for dclogatfat-lorge to the Republican coas- podfeg fJoJdvhoa'FFncbdl.for M e [ J J w r ^ jy w t m s s of. Ystora ________ __________________ . . . h«tf. thc.sev_cn_“ slated" placM r.^r^T' <^.WS$T.Mexican, rJtt& i UM4 7 canIndian Wars and mept at what; he frrmed Repre­ dJddtfs are In the yace foe the eight sentative vareV “ effort to drdg in places for deUgifca at .Ittkf, three W gt 1 , 1 1 f i r Tk'e A u H h iM riniaS and hide behind President Cool- element* within tne party contest­ idge,” whose nomination, he said ing to win the delegation. The WASHINGTON, Apr- 21"nobody questions.” A t the same fight is a factional ppe and pr«*Itime( he added, “ npbody ques- dsntial candidates were not arawn tldna that I, aa a loyal. Republi­ into the contestIrtady apgrqyed can, will support him In the cam­ » YhOiDgrpocrats are also epntsndcarrying a p«npaign.” . for retain s of In* for control of tha state m * - - -I eom* , Declaring the Philadelphia or­ nuttee. memoera i o* f which will be ganisation “ la regular when liquor elected At the priimary. Tbs Import fa regular—other*fse pot,” , the e « e e f this fightt is - _________ « v. due to the .fact governor a ssertH Pf*tes about that the state copimltte* wWl elect Republican regularity and then, ial committeeman. 1 like a regiment deserting on the lgvf the national I eve o f battle, breaks with the state - l i W directly bv ] organisation.” • the Democratic voters at the pri- y The governor’s statement was ls- mary, ay way don*/In 1910 and « sued as a result of Mr. Varo’a An­ 1920 was defraud by court dads- « nouncement in Philadelphia yes- ion. The present national commit- t terdAyv that he could not support the Philadelphia chief executive for burgh, Judge Eugene C. Bonniwell, Phifrdelphm, sought tq have the delagqt at larg. : Rpresarttatly* Varc attributed commltteemoa elected dlr«itly by his decision to-Governor. Pipchot’e action in advising the nppointmont u S Uonal amendment. A vota on this of Francis'J. Heney, e f California, into, the state, committee. H i,la measure la expected before the end aa coonsel to the senate committee opposed by membUrs o f the present of the week. ie,present investigating the internal revenue state committee, header ., The prohibition question again bureau. , . , , Chairman Austin E. 1 oame to the front today when a “ “ Liquor or Uw enforcement— Before ,the court decls public hearing was begun before thA fia the •Issue.’.’ Governor I'in Chairman McCollough the judiciary committee on the cbotfi stotement began. "That la to carry the conUst In. identical bills introduced by 60 what lies under all .the floe words ionel committee meetir_ T. . r. house members lo legalize 2.75 of Congressman Vare’i atetement. Y ort whept.the convention mooes. per cent. beer. Three days, wijl be At the eleventh hour ilquor 1# There are some contests in both devoted to hearing the argulnenta showing its fangs.end demanding majog pertl*g,fgr d jstrk j national o f proponents, ;with opponents to thenunishment o f Ua enemy.” be given .an opportunity later to j ‘ *t ,U . q t Bttfr. consequence present their ease. . w.h«»h?r.or not a man by the name of jpresidential. Ptefrrqnce*. . . Among the witnesses who wlR o f Gifford Pine hot la offfefrUy pres­ A ll Part ley will nominate candi­ oppose the VebUad act before the ent at Cleveland- It doe* not mat­ dates fo r congress In the 36 con­ judiciary Committee will be repre­ ter greatly whether the time-hon­ gressional districts, fo r the stats ored custom o f sending the gover­ senate In 25 districts and for the sentative* o f the Joint legiaiaUve committee, the American F edeiif nor o f Pennsylvania to tha Repub­ full membership ot th* state house lican. national convention la ob­ of representatives. •Ufalost the eighteenth t“ «BdmsnL served or broken. But Lt la o f the Candidates will ylso be nominatutmost importance whether ,the all parties Including socialist prohibition, for judge o f tb* League, incorporated, Wayhe B. supreme court, state treasur- ^ e o W r, i & A l counsel for the Philadelphia ward politlciAnA<who tr and auditor general. AnH-SUodk League, announced to­ , • ■ planned thin - kniUngi and thus night tbAt:the dry force> would be snebfr thsta. to Issue- their orders NOVELIST d i e s reedy to anewWr ell argitmenta prenot only to theclty of Philadelphia, but to th* whole-.itoteC *It “ the Utmost Consequent* whether Ape. 21— On-Avon, Pennsylvania h nto be coonted wet s.-Gsreni. diktlng- w ff bq, constructed or ho! nnd concrete stucco. .j. i , - - I1- r‘* Kf t!a t a d t h a t it xr to qao^.hy.October 1, Plans of the vastor now call '-*1 for concentratfon on the ersetf eroctfon of tbs church building, the fu: is for which hays been praqtk Uy sU be be­ ll for as ea ting ** dance -IheludK ^ . d fr9a TONIGHT in Bn*a. That the frrcu was busy over sifcnsSkVft O. Sharon this morftl: divine rr. * y • what|i*r he believed 1 ’ iv# a yhancs |t electlotu, Hoaoker said: MA a 9m m mm chances for k ti K enforccme anti-tnut - c» Teriqilar T tod • ^ t h U ilM ® r e most promjn. Florida, was a Ss fonday and wh ■Ion to dedans Ail i favor of the cp that he is eurtf th E ym following ' will welcome tl sld in forming the orj Ifrrfan all will follow hie long distance tel tedaroe •that such Ibis morning Id; be avoided, forming him tha4 she end <Mlss istory of the COOn- Coolsy would 1m unable to attend les thsre been so ’ether mature in out* who Is a war Of Uio former ca id. who campAfev scheduled to s] *thirVOU* Hr daV™’ In the meantime itfK tesfe £ !; confusion had beqn experienced in Adoo supporters. That ha* befit assured. V**jy likely Senator Cqrtsr Glass o f Virginia will be hWe S L R * 11 M I?**™ ! oXhn Right now there is a conference being held In Washington regard­ ing the selection o f these men to . The church edifice, it la said, will be constructed along th#iSpanish la of architecture m* Office,ha slasued an even 1.900 for. 1928, and 091 for t ie yaar 192*. It Is M>« • Because Ml fJJOtMtton o f ,M r„ Jlnkins that and Miss Elb tnoq* poshing fXo qualify for the onahlt to,b* primary and genOriTetectlon to expresses regret that because o f a previous engagement In CalfroniM, ne will sot be permitted to attend It is known that Califttnl* holds its primary oh May 0 duo that Mr, JfcAdoo will be present io that stile fo r several days prior to the election |o personally sqpervlse the las tminute campaign made in hla behalf. “rtie fact thgt McAdoo wjjl -U ’ unable U| be present la ____ :__________ �X• *t rn w D m u n z ^ ‘ \ ■ • ' V* ’ . J * uri'~.li 1 v ;W 1 *H E SANtORD HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL < ..............—— ,-------- - r - - ^ = U 2 n J 3 l f c 3 l ’I - ! - ■ ■ ■ •; Looks Like » iP H S I- i z V * • t* “ • ... 1 lO o tin ty r Officials :» > • v ..T k f l t i« * f. .v . 1 v .,.M . THIS WEEK IN lUowing Date* Booked Ahead. American Legion Dance, April „ at tho Aruiox ___________ ,nce, •May jftflC W W awmnhr Chth. * v Celery Shipments 2,^ -• f General reception. Presbyter!-1 Potomac Yards l Church, April 29, . • ! Chicago ._....... Subscription Bridge, April 21,j Omaha Atlanta ..... S ttin 's Club. Pittsburg .. Toronto .... HLL HEAR PLANS Minneapolis Buffalo __ N WORLD COURT -Greoaaboro ___ NTNESR FUTURE Altoona Cleveland . Worcester Wf\ .A (Continued from page 1.1 Sioux City ¥ heard he hod postponed the time Bo.ton ___ [■ to Apr. 30. That date is tentative Cincinnati j t o added. The Pennsylvania senaEl Paso tdr declam i that he proposed to Thiladelphia £ Complete the hcainga within 10 r;<Mys and to hold continuous ses­ . sldns, even sitting at night, if neceizary, to get through on schedfe V g la ij . ) Organization* which have ask­ , td to be head include the Federated y Council o f Cbuches, ;he Non-Pnhtlsan League of Nations Associa­ tion- and the Association of Univorslty Women. .Opportunity also '> will be given to opponents of the world court Idea to present their ! views. BY HARRY B. HUNT • NEA Service Staff VYUler. I According to a report ju «t iub-, ■ mittcr to . Ernest Araoa. state icomptroller, hy LeRoV Campbell, •“ itate auditor,"»ha*harbemreT»ir»>f*»' 1r,| |n nnHiflnir th* bo'ika o f the several county offices, these books have been found to be In excellent ' shane and des\rviag o f special credit. . • • Mr. Campbell’s letter to Comp-, troller Amos regarding his work . A t 1 o’clock a picnic dinner was Mrved to tho delegates at the ‘ county club following which the members Indulged in golf over the municipal links. ' wjxi, •upply «h« funds retainer. Jim Utmost ha Jim, It la understood. rt*ney wreo which the Federal Tr», ■Ion Issued conwrnlni | speeches on the Senate-lloor, gave little Idea of the seething fury that ■ was raging under the surface on both aides. The -situation has passed the stage of a “ tempest in a teapot.” .I t has passed thwstage even o f .* tempest over “The Teapot.” • ’A condition >ls being developed that may bring a blowup beside which the Fall •Daugherty •Dohcny •Sln^ d alr eruption will be a tame and drab affair. . '1 have Just concluded an cxaml-i 'nation and check of tho accounts/ i records and renorts of tho officials; of Seminole County and respect­ fully submit my report herewith. Clerk of Court • E. A. Dodglnss, tie.x of Court, has accounted foe all Tax Ccrtifi-; ) cates charged to him and has been I prompt in making reports and rc-J |mitt.h h c s . his accounts o f county j i fundr- nnd accounts against thu, 800 Motorists Are! LITICALL.Y. the affray to date P has been a bout with txxdded gloves compared to thq.battle that Blockaded at Yuma 700 persons. O r Getting Good Investment Advice. . The travelers were led through the federal quarantine district re­ servation to the bridge by author­ ities of Imperial county, according to local officers. Frogs have been discovered in o Andes Mountuins that enrry tir helpless young in pouches Churches Observe Good Friday With Fitting Services REALIZING AN IDEAL la to como. How much longer the amenities of a light under recognised rules will bo continued la a question. Probably nor long. • Doth sides aro already charging “ fouls,” and at any minute now all rules are likely to go to ifie wind*. To get tho atmosphere of cherry blossoms and kimonns one need* travel no rather thnn Washington, D. C„ where this photo was snapped. Mmc. Hiroshi Knwnmura, wife o f a Japanese embassy attache, is out for a wnlk with her picturesque youngsters. ’ « . B. D. CASWELL BECTED HEAD OF ENTAL SOCIETY , (Cotninued from page 1.) ' fbmmerco. Many wore the oxBrestjons o f sunrise and delight ; React* concerning the beauty nnd Aatull advantages of Sanford. The Visitors had nothing but pariso to f j t e this city upon the rich farm Section that serves as a background fo Sanford. A Jfh b morning Dr. A. B. Whitman ' 6 i Orlando gavo a review of Dr. k'LQeorga W- Clapp's Course on Den­ . tal Economics. Following this pnJ per enother Interesting clinic in If charge ^of Dr. Wilder of Daytona £> c.—Th«‘ superheated atmosphtr* that ia s h in o t o n . - file churches.^on™he^ntffer hand, that 1 am not rich enough to take unnecessary chances. He said prac­ tically what you told Helen—that an able man can get busineis buck­ ing In a strictly business way and ho pointed out that my first duty was to my erwn home, and that I must consider thoso girls o f mine before anyone else. Of course, that the eight places n.i delegate at Clareneo might not glutted never largo to tne Democratic national entored tptj n W L r' n flV lIr. Allen convention, each wiiii half n vote. pointed Wbt. t h r ifts sftBllV. There The organization slate Is headed are an many a'ngles to a new bush by .Senator David I. Walsh anti is nessthat I really didn’ t know about* unpledged. The only opposition candidate is Brigudier General Mr. Allen was so nice about It lie asked mo to,com e In again when­ Charles H. Cole, who Hied papers ever I was puzzled about money as a protest against the omission affairs.1* . » f the name of a world war vet­ “ Well, don’t forget that nezf eran from the slate. General Cole time you want to use any o f your has announced that If elected he will support Governor Smith of capital It more people would go New York for the presidential to their banks fo r, adVIeW there nomination. Joseph C. Pelletier, would be fsr less money troubles former district attorney of Sutlolk In the world,” advised Aunt Em­ county, nnd removod from that my.—A nn * B. A ymes. ' position by the supreme court, a r e k il l e d a s vals was known at aH. . FACTORY BURNS * From Its earliest observance, .. the day was marked by a specially (Continued from page 1.), rigorous fast, and also, on the plosions ns tho firemen tried whoie, by a tendency to greater frantically to reach the bodies bosimplicity In tho services o f the nPVcd to be in the ruins, church. In Spain it became custo. Battalion Chief Kerwin. In mnry to closF the churches alto- charge o f the firemen in'the buildliter as a sign o f mourning but\ ing when it coHapeorfr-iwld IhoJfcr Ifeprarvce wai condemned by theV tnrt«hM ll^R ^^«rrtff*flddTtstin vounciroPToledo Ii/0W .- . “ jUiTunknown cause' and that his In the Roman Catholic Church j men were on the thirct floor workSee what the the Good Friday ritual at present ing to confine tho Humes to the Herald Wants have observed is marked by many spec­ to- offer hi aiding ial features, most o f which can be you in having your traced back to n date at least prfor dreams for a home I to the dose of the eighth century. come true. I The altar and officiating clergy aro Keeping in touch ■draped in black, this being the with tho Wants I only day on which that color la per­ meaqs keeping in I mltted. touch with realty • “ In tho Greek Church also the opportunities. Good Friday fast is excessively strict; as in the Roman Church, Just turn to the fhe Passion history is read nnrt the DIES AFTER SWIMMING Want Ada now and cross adored, toward*, evening u ACCIDENT see how many such dramatic representation of tho en­ ST. PETERSBURG, Apr. 10— offers are listed tombment takes place, amid open Kenneth Erb Dunkirk, who sus­ ere and, perhaps, demonstrations of contempt for tained serious Injuries when diving e very One you are Judas and the Jews. into shallow water from a pier In looking for will "In the Lutheran churches tho a! gulf port Thursday, p. M., died catch your eye. organ is silent on this day, und th- yesterday in u local hospital. From altar, font and pulpit are draped tho timo of the accident until death •HONE U S ih black, us indeed throughout the he lay unconscious in a state o f ap­ parent paralysis. ■ | bA CLYDE CLARK. J I magazine writer, u j booster for greater partldj politics by women, ay, tS |s the time for the feminS to show they know how* a ballot as well as a trod “ Apd after we have a government e good •prte] Ing." the says, "we’re neffl let tho men walk auras d credit." The" masculine penctw claiming credit for evrrytS happens, she says. Is Uluibd thp following: “Tpg female python st the] Zoo gave birth to *» oW b^by snakes the othsr day saye. "Whereupon the Mil went to the pa python n| ‘Well done thou good *&4| worvunr1*•• servant!’ An inventor has d« ironing board to bi against A wall and wife in Iti* center so it can k« two different lengths. Hand" at Milana Thestr* Sunday; free Bible collection. - Hied as a candidate, but died March 25. For the G4 places as Democratic district delegate, each with half u vote, there are 133 candidates, with contests in all but three of the 10 districts. Their presidenti­ al preferences are un-annaunccd except in two instances, George F. Monahan in the 10th district be­ ing pledged to Governor Smith o f Now York, and Edward J. Sennott in the eighth district, ex­ pressing a preference for William _____ ____ _____ A...Gaston o f .Boston,. Demuaratic. jy g 0-1 ♦tyti>flfr*>nlpn. nominee for United B ute* m i m tor against. Senator Lodge in 1922. After more than a year of work, a Los Angeles man has perfected a microscope more than five feet long, claimed to be the most- powerful in the world. FITTING BANKERS FOR THEIR W O R K ^IVE FIREMEN rfE suggestion that Francis J. Heney be employed as special counsel to assist thu inquiry Into tho rovenue and prohibition bu­ reaus of the Tri-asqry Department was a red flag to senatovs aril others who have been- seeking to get the lid on Senate investiga­ tions. Honey, they protest; Is no cafe man to turn- loose with a prypolo. lie's too apt to go prodding into matters apparently Irrelovent and showing up . actual relation­ ships. And thero's been too much st that .already, thoy Insist. T Ibr drv Investigation n,( ' Wataon wanted the trad, sion disbanded. • it, ^ wfth t prying Into prfv* nod being a hindrance bn help to business. Heney was at that t* employ of th«r com ml. 2, clal counsel. • Th# letter was a cautd epistle, reviewing st M Watson’s former - conn* lobbyist for the Nation© turer’a Association. |jw informed, did not writs n ha# always blamed It on Special Chic] Dihttfr at Loll Cafeteria EaaftL day. - ....Today George S. Kendall Will Speak Sunday ane Theatre LEAH BAIK T h e Miracle Thinking men in all walks of life are watching passing events and some are anxiously contem­ plating the immediate future; many aro convinced that a great crisis Is impending, expressing their opinions in no uncertain terms. “These are the days of great perplexity;" “ The next war will be more disastrous than the last;" Civilisation trembles in the balance"— this is the import of their words. * A careful examination of tho prophecies discloses the fact that all great crisee have been fore- S Aching, burning Feet? A gripping story of Ik ed States Secret Senfa Air Patrol Conflict with Coast Smugglers. m enth olatum Comedy: Monk ab! f » quickly relieves and i L refreshes. A ' 4 »■ Prices 10 and 25 ts April 23 and If MARY PICKF0I In "Teas of the 8torst ONLY W AY THAT CAN USE AND GET THE FULL BENEFIT OF BALLOON TIRE Is TO GET THE — :F THE CUT-DOWN WHEELS. WE ARE NOW READY TO SERVE YOU ATTHEft 'a s T p o s s ib l e Ex p e n s e e it h e r o n OR THE CAR YOU NOW HAVE, ALLOWING YOU HI GHEST POSStRUE FfflciSff 5R YOUR OLD EQUIPMENT. .. 1*• > NOTE— Firestone pioneered, tested and developed the Balloon Tire, making: over three million miles of actual road tests before offering: it to the people. FIRESTONE will not sell a So-called SEMI, or MONGREL Balloon Tire. ' ‘ ’' IT IS WORTH 40% OF 1 Wfe CANNOT RECOMMEN1 RICE OF AN A DO HIGHLY. I The Full-fledged BALLOON Cut-down r ij . r |'tj K B S ■■' *' ■' » J o ^ S S S ? * 1- K - ...... *------------- —— ;— - ■ - ■ ■______________ ' " CARS, A . C. FORT, THE SEMINOLE “HUDSON-ESSEX VOLU HUDSO N-ESSEX CO.” VOL OVERLAND CARS} A ; W . SMITH, MGR., RAY BROTHERS, “FIRES' • Pt* *•. 1 I1LE TO Ei A Y YOU 1 * •w — SAN JUAN GARAGE “STUDEbAKER & CHE MGRS. SEMINOLE OVERLAND CO. “WILLYS KP TORS, J. B. & H. L. RAY, MGRS. 1‘ *• NOTE—Out of the 18 of the largest Automobile manufacturers in the United States t o adopt the use of the Firestone Balloon Tire, not one of them' have even ■ { • >rt* *- * F r l* - ‘ •*l ' - * BAUL0ON;>W] * ’4 • •••*] FIRESTONE FULL-FLEDGED TIRES, WITH THE CUT-DOWN ^Service and Car conservation- and is the Greatest A rhi.v.m^ , Sil L ir e , I • » : •: — ■___ 1 1 ft w n ♦ft . w ^ n II 1 1 *. ^ — I �I *v ra w v THE* S A S fo f t D * 'H t m f), »^ % T W O National Music Week. cllie Sanford Herald Hfe Can’t B^e Presented Until He’s Presentable As Brisbane Sees It Music has charms to sooth? it savage breast, Japan Agitated. She’ll Calm Down. To soften rocks, or. bond a knotted oak. And We ll lie Friends. I’ve read that things inanimate have moved, Some PolitiesVntcred as Second Ossa Matter, OcAnd ns with living souls, have been inform'd. . Copy rIK hi. 1911 -teh«r IT, 111*, at the 1’ nstofflrs at By magiq numbers and persuasive sound. - tanfnrd, Florida, under act ot March 1M7. "* . •../ —Congreve. THERE IS excitement in Japan The pmver of music is great. It is the music of the hand- and foolish talk because this coun.. I'd 11or Mnnearr organ man that makes the monkey dance. The soft notes try cmnhaticaliy affirms its deTTf ti baby grantLor a swoeL-tunginff^gnee^ttfu. *tI'liuuhu Maxwells arena* I’ hnn* ldlt to turn the mind of the most unresponsive man to thoughts , The J»pauc.ier ncwifaper,~XVht> of lovo. A poor cripple’s playing of a violin once charmed an , v.*arns the United States thnt the ■trnstnn*TiO!f katf .si i Tear___ »T.OO, Eli Month* *1.10 angry mob of strikers about to storm a factory, and scn^ entire Japanese nation stands •tvered In City Csrr'er reek lie. Wetxy Hdltlon l l them away ashamed. Even Saul was frequently quieted in ,b;,ck nr Jl>r"n" pu c* *' l TeV i_ in lL_ _ _ _ ________________ his wrnth by David’s tuneful harp. iMusic has been the j Yourodky bluntly suggests that crtAl. stOTUTB* All Obltmry inspiration that senJLjnen_with_unfaUeriihle determination 1Japan..ought U-hght-ihc^ United, — r . —t— States nt once: "A clash between i.r Ihank.. rceoTutlehe r - ; notlcee'of entertalnmente where into battle to w:n great victories, races sooner or Inter is inevitable, «hara*e are made, wilt be charged Now imagine if you can a world devoid o f music. There America apparently wants it now for atr-'ragular advertising rates could be no operas, no musical comedies, no dancing, no poe- and nil races opposed to the whites — lIBMjl&R THK A ssort ATKl> rilK Sl try, for poetry is but'wordy music. Then there could be no -hould rise up/____ Hie Aaeoctatrd rrris __ , 1 Shakespearean plays. And among the smaller things of life, ., .. , onion of *n now* ditpntchca no whistling for the plowman aa he tramps along the furrow | on cs enrthquake at n time*, but to $crertll.d li li 01 not oth.rwt*. on a summer’s day. No singing for his wife as she bakes her j «ay that to the Japanese* might Itcd In this nap«r and alto tha r *r,dlt*(l ■local nawa oubfianed herein. All ajiple pies. Even the birds must cense to twitter, and frogs M “»ind flippant., considering their right*'or r*-, iii.nestioi. of special •dispatches herein ar* also reserved. to croak, Mr in their own language their croaking is rfrtMnIJ' r|,ccnt.mi?l " rtll,u‘music to them. Would such a world lie worth living i n ? ! THERE WON'T be any war bc• MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1021 Such could never be the case, hut the music thaj js, COflTd twren the United States and Japan he improved and n better understanding of the higher ole- jj»*t now. but it '\|ay, J'^*' l,;tlc_r; -B IB LE THOUGHT FOR TODAY nml this co'.intry should hnvr thnt k THE PRINCE OF PEACE: — ments of musical appreciation could be disseminated among in mind and supply the necexsnry For unto Us a child is born: and our people. Everyone knows the latest ja?z. They can till flying machines and submarines. "’ the government shall be upon hi* whistle and some sing, "Ljfst Night on the Back Porch,” but • shoulder: and his name shall be how many know.the tunc of the Chanson du Toreador, the VERY ENLIGHTENING- is the ■called, The Prince of Peace. Isaiah statement of Yourmbu that Japan composer of the Bridal Chorus or whence it came. would be willing now to tight the « ___________ f Not thnt we would counsel an utter disregard of one for United States over the immigra­ THE (t*EATEST NEED. the other.. Every score has some quality and every melody tion Issue. ^ _ I often think thnt anyone can face If the Japanese nre willing to Home worthy feature. But the tendency of Americans us r'S* A criaia or a cruahing tragedy fight to force Asiatic immigration ffWJth calm, exalted courage, but they dash madly through their usually thoughtless existence, upon the United States, that fact BB ' ^ PlM* is to neglect everything which cannot be grasped in a mo* is important. :M That needs the grcatcat strength ment’s time. They neglect Wagner because they cannot ap­ l p ^ rr ' hnd Energy IN PARIS, the Japanese ambas­ ■‘.I * dally grind; to manage just to preciate him the first time they hear him. They revel in Jaugh Jolson and Cantor because like the dime novel they furnish sador calls upon Prime Minister E & 5 All the petty hazards o f each the thrill with a minimum effort in concentration. There is Poincare, to request Poincare to mediate between the United Staten iCetamlle, whilst sifting life's wheat more in some music than mere notes and combinations of and Japan on the immigration •lurstion, or at least “ refer it to notes, but in order to get it, one has to think. y i a a ^ P ' t * chalT *. afrivo to ace Jual good ;For this purpose, this purpose of thinking, when music the League of Nations." along the way. is heard, has been set aside the week o f May I to 10. It has DON’T YOU think it fortunate ffie . • — Helen Baker. been offically designated ns National Music Week and will be that this country is out o f the wm •* .gJjThbtgn to worry about: Leon observed throughout the United States. The slogan is "Give League of Nations* and reserves the right to manage its* own a f­ 0 Trot ski has recovered from hla re- More __________ _____________ _______ ___ _____ ____ _ chambers ____ Thought to Music." In most cities the of com- fairs? If we were in thnt blessed Moscow^ Wnr^^iflru*p^is ' Bierce have charge of the programs, and no doubt, the local Longue we should have various Chamber of Commerce will see to it thnt National Music European nations preaching to us a sIh the Moscow war Office. about our duty, incidentally our The Prince of Wales finds the iVeek is fittingly observed in Sanford. refusal to aa<iuiesce in their views ikllaarl trrrr i n m n a n t r s l l i i l s r hr The Ilrnl4 P r liilis Cm^ Raaford, Florida. A Rood rain helps tj the farmer's debts. S orb - Concrete facts and heads don’t always mis, <3eT a S f W £ AND A N E W S U ifA N D J lL Womcn want the last w l talking and in clothes. trouble in Washington right more is being said than & T his Yo u n g I a d Y . ^• i Electricity f travels ]] miles a minute, arriving j seconds behind bad news. - Uir t a ^ n o v th r ~w ir awaiting a bonus from havt found every hour It never has occurred many that She could «ti reparation problems by BRilisn Jo a n s It must make n farmer _ see his hens working so hut egg prices so low*. Once they married in h*_ repented at leisure; now marry in spring anil rep summer. G/?6aT s o r m The crazy stunts pulled inc rings arc not ns funny u i of the stunts pulled in rings. u In the annual spring motorists against trains no I casualties have been report far. The neighbor with Ut’i nerve is the one who huyi i granh records and U>rrowi] machine to piny them. •i In Chicago, a man tried I a chorus’ girl arrested Is bit his finger. He shooUl nway from tho wild womes,! ~ ' .............. THE MAN WHO WORKS “ Labor Omnia Vincit” j W ant MIAMI' BEACH TRIBUNE l Save Havi That’s the Success Rule A French collaborator in speak* so stupid and who was obliged to * ing of the American _calls him “ a miss many "social events of his, a _ There Is Coming A Time ' * --------------- o---------------might furnish a convenient excuse man of surprise." The French Jcollege bccnuac he was running a I* for repudiation of their debts to critic states :es that mm the mu American am cium i isi ■? |boarding uuiinung house nniise to io pay his ms student!" scuucni; M When your Earning Capacity is much less than .The Hatters Are Ri^ht. file United States. We should bo neither solely Augio-Snxon_ nor expenses, was one of the busiestgrateful that we are out of thnt ■olely Latin, but one thing is «p- and most successful physicians in 5 Present time— Now is the time to save— while you i The newHpapera are having a lot o f fun with tlmt in­ mess. parent to all, tho American loves n large eastern dity, with n con- ■ able. to work. . . . . . income. He wns *bulld** * ~ genuous suggestion of a national association o f straw-hat siderable You will be surprised to see how fast your Sana WE SHOULD maintain a sym­ ______________ ____ ing a new fifty thousand dollar This active characteristic of the manufacturers that preachers urge the wearing of proper pathetic attitude toward Japan, Account will grow with regular Systematic Savingsi American has mndc him distinc- home ami was sending two of his head-gear as a means to grace. The hat men, it seems, not paying too much attention „ ... , jto; tive among nationals.The A m er-1brothers through college. - the Seminole County Bank. ji would have the preachers call attention to the relation of he j.ngo newspapers. We do not; ican thKB personification of the One day 1 asked this young p h y -' ! peace in one’s soul to physical comfort and so counsel the bn 1 our nart o f S fu eonuJjiS’ --------C O M E IN A N I) T A L K I T O V E R W IT H US!if<* ^ "a m ic. Activity Is the basicWcian to what he attributed' h i.?!r J ar^ th,s.t;0n‘ being. He is the lover success. Ho replied, "1 just w ork " 2 putting away of hot felt hats for light and lovely head-gear i'_0? and we m think weo L are able to,n*,lt’ eh- law of hisbelng Ma k e t h is y o u r r a n k of huge and-hnrd tasks, for these That wns the secret. made o f Htraw. . |force our intention. fitmish resistance to his energetic In contrasting these two m en1 Impertinent newspaper paragraphers pretend to think hut we can at lenst sympathise will. Obstacles to him, ore Juat the thing that is impressive is, that the straw-hat makers are out for business with ’this wtth JnPa.M’1‘ disappointment. You things to be overcome. not that a dull man should notes-1 Tl(e American is seldom calm, sarily succeed more slirely than .how of .internal In the welfare of human souls,; fin d in g -g re a t sport in offcrinl; r w p k f o r sermonn that pfoacn- v p * oceafi, meaning Wpai*...en.v.r.KC.tii? Ut»*l I£>llrurfume of this man who loves to Cnrvipj era might preach on the theme or the utrnw hat its a help in i5 ct'nn* _ Billboards are coming down >ngdt'—irtirn- UURiifihable .power fo e - work .b o -ii., "fa s te r as the dsya come and g o, h o ly Jiving. * . I f' T ' lonjrlfjgt«r hts • rltiTt ‘ das*ntate. *• But just th e same, theno-smart *new apftper T ^ rio i ^ ? c e n n . “ iiu tw ^ k S S nvork-^AthiMaMtty—' eat—vivacious — acquisitive—-busy j? T l f t w n grbst corporations have guys know that the National Hattera are on the right track, how tempting our side of that „ „ „ of ..r !niKbt hnvc Rone far in advanue o f is 4 per cent Interest Paid on Savings —hurried—zestful. The man • agreed to discontinue roadside adSt 2 2^1 15 n ot only regarding the use o f their own products but o f every ocean is tb Asiatics They sec business in this country pnrtiru ertiiing that disfigures the iahd- * ** Any K man.i_r—, can overcome hi*.. sor- rBi ri -i — a l iin iic J iiia iiiiiiim iiiiiii ‘ of apparel that makes people feel mope com fort a- themselves barred from the gigipttlariy, is n highly vitalized embodi other kind ihemsehres^rrcd from ......... . Beautificatinn o f Florida . -*T-r— , ______ . .,r PH leans much to the state. e "hustor Bonnet" has been a long-time stantl-by of millions of Auxtrnlinna tell them atutic. He Is ho man who worksJ,,li8P,!f1i,tion nml teninerament. if h« ------o----- -— • • ♦ j " willing to work hard enough at Btllm r TSmn « M m tturd t l a t l t r the comic-supplement makers. The jokes about the Easter to keep out nnd MEAN it. GaliFor Coughs and Cold*, They say bobbed hair is hurtfornin tempt* them. We are told when wo cqme to f 01118 worthwhile task. Kipling Jg the hair net trade with Chinn bonnet placed end to end would reach seventeen million, aches, Neuralgia, T Mitftnl thnt it would be difficult i h‘7 henven in his “ l.’cnbut that the mah Jong business is nine hundred and eighty-seven miles. But wise praehers WHILE JAPAN In good faith to work down here, thnt tho ell* tvoU’. • "* 11 P'«S° whcre 'V8" .and All Ache* and Pain' iking Us plscc. .Shanghai, alone is telling uh how cruel it is to ex­ mate was too warm, thnt people w,ntk *‘ ,r * n age nt n sitting nnd know the place that the maligned bonnet holds in religious dipped to this country over a ALL DRUGGISTS clude Jupnnesc laborers from the were umistomod to live tho lifo IV,‘‘vtT , 1' The latei fllllion and a half dollars worth experience. Muny u mediocre sermon on 'T h e Resurrection United States, you rend without here that is more or less germane ; r8!,,,'cnt ” illiam R. Harper, o f) 15c aod 65c, jar* and tab** . mkh jong sets in 1923. and the Life" hns been received as a mnterpiece of power and surprise ; « hiengo Unlvirsity, when he died 1 *K.VI to the tropics. that Japan is 'hari* P I W Hospital six*, $3.00 —— o--------('bincse Inlmrern front Japnn’s soil. beauty by a congregation dressed in its Easter clothes. We have found the truth to b e ! ^ 1 '!’ wish w as' Georgette Leblanc, French singChinese eottks, once allowed to en­ And nny one with n grain of sense knows that u new quite the opposite. We defy any-' „ • « ? wo?k To dS ’ H° m ’ *tr and actress, says that tho Amorter, are now shut out o f Japan ■ Wan man is a crude lover but a straw hat and a new suit of clothes, a fresh hair cut and a beenusu they cunie in apparently ore lo find n more active, moving,1lar“ 0^ * 0,k ,0 ‘,0 n n K *x a B a n gu H n H B a B H a B H fla a B B aaa aB j aMaHaaiia a i ssiarvelous husband. She places shoe shine, can convert the worst young sinner on the block to cook, but really to reptnin in as IHe-lllled city than /.Miami and I A low years ago wo asked the sIn: Riore are few winter resorts -tha* o f the University o f Zurich, blamo on tho women o f this coolies. The police o f Tokto are give the impression of grenter nc-1,n , Wwltr.crland, the secret of th>into a model young gentleman ready to go to church and he duntry for not training the men For Sale— Beautiful 9* room rounding up all Cmiiefle eooliiv to tivity than Minnii Beach. North- * { 'end d pro-rcM so evident on nil, be good lovers. She thinks saved. be deported. erners who come down here ln lN,CI». " , sniall hue energetic i 2 house. Located only three very man has the possibilities of ••VC The Mutters have really offered some good sermon ma­ That may diminish China’s in­ large numlH-rs bring with them the|I'uunljy. He replied, “ We like to, Raymond Navarro and a Rudolph terial. Sunday c lothes are a big aid to Salvation. clination to accept the Japnnesc working spirit of tho north nnd.workblocks from Post Officd„ ireasonfaleatlno. suggestion thnt “ all yellow rnces plunge into their vuriod activities --------------- o---------------. -------- u-------We arc glad Jhnt this spirit of 5 rise up ngninst the whites." with the same spirit o f energy und ble terms. Extensive improvements arc be­ For it would huve been better that man should have The safety of Europe, ns Eng­ industry. Our community Is fill­ work is one o f the evident sigiic n an made in the plant of the Brad- been born dumb, nay void o f all reason, rather than that land hits found in her control of ed with workers and for this rea­ < f promise here in smith Florida. ■ atovfn Evening Herald. Thin proGiven men here who like to w ork ,'* stivc newspaper has made such he Bhould employMhe gifts o f Providence to the destruction India, Uort in tho fnrt that differ­ son we lielieve in Its present and who do not expect hard things to la ent kinds of Asiatics hate EACH it*future. For Sale—Five room bungalow karapid strides of late that it Jias o f his neighbor.— Quintillinn. be easy, who realize that victory 2 OTHER wonte than they hate nny 1 * found it necessary to install a new .......... . worth nothing withnnt slrugm Nothing really great ever hapkind of while' people. * with all modern conveniences. • .g r e s s capable of turning off pnpens without work. No one is and we shall have iir lltutions ■ Prudence is the knowledge of tilings to be sought, pers'at a rapid rate, and whirh will A MAJORITY of Democrats — truly happy who does not have his! tnrrenstngly great and worthy,1i Large lot. .Fruft trees of all "increase; the capacity of the paper and these to lie shunned.— Cicero. , "nd ruled by the uncrown*|k in office, you don't hear from the mlml and his hands filled with a e -. ght times. tivity. "Genius,” said ex-I'resi■ c“ kings of toil. n others—lielieve Mr. Ralston, of kinds* Easy terms. » » — Indiana, will , be the Democratic dent Timothy Dwight, of Yale, "is Sanford’s Forum UnderUkeks The Associated Solid work, mnrenver. is neres-1* prcsMcntinl candidate. Home sup­ the power uf making effortn. k funerals should be made lesa •*ary for the hrnlth of the hotly ns " posed to be wise say the rrnl plan Work always wins in tho end idful. They plan to have Editor The Herald: for pence mind; |. the twi/ S |the condition existing in Alta- o f Al Smith boomers is to uond- DVAI over IHUIU mere lEYDIUht genius, oorr IllCfC mere IfllK talk;) • ' wtll , , rt ns! *^ • | o f mi rxes disguised as ordinary You say thia in on editorial, montq Springs. We did not want mitu Ralston for first place and C it l, wins Wfim Uflil over IlI'MUlt intellect, III i beauty, it 1 ns-iUIa 1 1 1 “ ; | 'I. — ^ 1 s.j. , > | ' ll?‘‘ I . K'mians . y mmlslnes. In other words they squib: "What we can't understand, jj local government in which aliens, get the vice presidential nomina­ ture. over fine theories, pbllllcnl ^ ^ * rba J??rki ■ i -that funerals should be made or religious or social, yes, ' ven i difficulties. . n inyiting as possible. It is pos­ in why Altamonte Springs should' non-residents and u controlled n«-- tion for Al Hmith. Thpt of itself over inert irooilness. The The powers oowers,an l-abor is itself—a pleasure. ■ brlng their local politics to Hanj;ro voto could dominate our little would ho quite on honor. Mr, Ral­ over inert gundness. i , ..... ...... n sible they will put mottoes In their of Pruvideneo scum to join with *ac f>njil analysis it is not n ford to bo tried." * 'burg. ston is not young, unfortunately, ’ tablishmcnts urging their pai­ Will you kindly permit space for j Mr. Lake refused our nppeal. ROOMS 501-2 and vice presidents occasionally the worker wherever ho lives nnd: *° mueh what wo think what we " ns Ao "Keep Smiling." what m reply ns it is not a matter of local Where Sanford ami Seminole become presidents— Roosevelt and wherever ho works, providing he ■dream, what wo know o otolls sincerely at n genuine nnd!Wubelieve. The things o f Insist- ■ Coolidge, for instance. Lirj'cal Insurance Ancncy in Sanford. The United .States still haa more P?11*1" - * * ° L <I°U, r L worthy task. ________nn.l 1 1Ss*min°l«- » «nin- Jthe ________ | charter ___ .... ent consequence is. WHAT WK han’ iU share of illiterates. In pie pl«* . Rnnforcl fact that______ under____ such DO. THE AL "SM ITH boom 1* First National Rank B ldj;.__________• __ 1nnd conditions the proposed home England and Walcti together there ty is Intensely Interested. You can never overcome n real As a member of the Florida leg- f(tr newspaper men and the school stronger thnn ever, at least in Many a man, who has depended " " " " " " ' ’ "■ ■ ■ "■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ BBBBBBBBBBBBBpi Ire I H per cent Illiterate, In Gernrkcr; he is solidly und confidentBany .»f> per cent, in Scotland 1.6 Mature Mr., Fotfest Luke, had of journalism will not he located Wail Street betting. The odds * founded upon what he has done upon mero talk and theories lather! against his election which were passed a law to establish thu muhere. The establishment o f the wr cent while in tho United States ______ twenty* to one, have now dropped nd is doing; he is h house that. than work, will face soonert or Ehcn^aru Q per cent. The greatest hicipality of Altamonte Springs, Ihome nnd school will be in another to seven to oqe. That’s u chance . built upon a rock rather than Percentage of the uneducated in and section 11; of that art gave the |section of the state, and millions for W. J. Bryan to make ten dnl-! jpon shifting sand. The future later such nn arraignment as Rudyard Kipling hurls at the In'" " " ■ " ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ BBaBaa BBBaBBgi Die United States are to be found town council the power to provide i of dollars will be expended upon lars by betting seventy Mr. is well an the present belongs to |this project. It would have meant in Louisiana, South Carolina and the qualifications of its voters. ert Tomlinson in his matches* ■£ _ Tho town council passed an ordl- the growth and development of Bryan is dead sure nnd certain he worker. “ One day it shall de■iaafaaippl. ight you ulso to remember labor that Al Hmith couldn't bo nomi­ nance “ that pyrsons of Inwful a g e , Hanford beyond any other possible ----------o---------" ,,s,n‘ : O u r D i r e r i n r e . . . lone, says Boswell of Johnson.* “ Stand up. ntand up now, Tnmlin- <S S - 'H C t l U r S " ” Eva Brown, speeding her owning property, residing in the effort and means. It would have nated or elected. “ Work In every hour,"' says California was arrested and corporate limits for four months I advanced the value of evpry foot of . Al Hmith-'s friends will remem­ son, and answer loud and high ■ . • by an Oakland judge to out o f the year may register as a J]and within tho borders of the ber with comfort that Mr. Bryan Zmersop, "paid or unpaid; see only h it Ahou work, and thou can’st has been mistaken a couple of from driving any car for voter, and any person so register- county, and made the county Th” s !Vre.!!,en,0il this immunity who lot escape the reward ' . , . , ys. At the end of that ing shall be entitled to vote and |known throughout the country. It times. die— , |5 !? a^tend .the board meetings and tewanl of a thing well dune Is to ia to appear in court and participate in any election held-in would have added thousands to our The good that ye did for the sake [■ ' word for word, |11 of Cali- ■aid municipality to tha -Mine ex­ population and I firmly , believe ' IT SEEMS that Mr. Vanderiip. iava done it." o f men in little earth so lone/’ pM the affairs of this institution. new Statu motor- vehicle tent, as if said person was other-’ would have been tha tnesfis o f one* president of the National ,,Tho worker known that he can And the naked soul of Tomlinson 1■ nd until she does so ahe wise qualified as a voter under the bringing; about the deepening .of City Bank, and not Mr. Couzans, prew white as n rain-washed ■ flghrtng i^vo his cause, to use Glndstonc’. their guidance, this engaged Mr. Ifcncy, the general election laws of the state." tim St. John's for. large vessels, deprived o f the use o f her be Done. to fiulp »a'se, to be certain “ arbltramer Under this law and ordinance a for in this project is brought tho lawyer from California, arbitrament :.This method of punishment with safety and satisfaction to its H tH time,' and he is serene. It is •suit in lessening traffic resident of New Jersey was elected tho newspaper fraternity of the the senate investigating commit­ "Oh this r have read in a book," *2 tee. Governor Pinchot, o f Petin tors, done business for 36 years. ons and reckless driving. It mayor, residents of Canada regis­ ’‘ entire country. sly the idle, hesitant, wavering he said, “ and that was told IS tered and voted, residenta and vot­ In Cocoa, at the Florida State sylvania, suggested the ida; Mr. work well in Florid*. to me, {■ lan whose soul is filled with it out. ers in other states came under this Press Association, Aoril IS, Mr. Vaiidcrtip curried _____ iialms and fear. And this I have thought that a n -!* r h * ! ™ C An f e e l 8 ? c u r e 1,1 h a v i n g starship drive ahas just ruling, and through this vote legal nnd Mrs. Haines as a nuclcum, • • • other man thought of n ITincol5 Checking Account here. MR. VAN DERU P is the man td by the chamber of residents were in a mannsf 'ais- gave the press for the purpose in Muscovy.” . jj of Lakeland. In four franehlsed. The mayor of Alta­ stated C5 acres of groves and build­ who suggested that there Whs Two college friends oft mlno tereated me greatly since theit The gooil souls flocked like horn- 2 _ i 2,675 naw members were monte at the meeting in Saqfovd, ings thereon, $10,000 cash for pre­ something queer— to P Lut. it mildOur Capital and Surplus, $125,000. o o f -aduation. One was a brilliant ing doves and bade him clea r!5 $50,700 was pledged. April 14, publicly proclaimed that liminary expenses, and $150,000 ly— in President Harding’s sal* the path. ipaper. atnny Ma ___ vote." ” rsit ri*ss guaranteed securities. his little Ohio newspaper. I U now claiming the U rg- ‘‘we control the negro winner, tho other a dull Petitions were sent ^o Mr. Lake and all this immediately, and a friends o f the dead President look r capita chamber o f comAnd Peter twirled the jangling _ Seven years after graduitberahip in the United at Tallahassee urging'the re*voc» further donation later o f the entire offense at that and Mr. Vand‘ “ keys In weariness and wrath *■ ion W Q found the prise winner A petition Maines estate nt Altamonte Springs lip was requested to resign ff . the drive started tion of the charter. "Y « have read, ye have heard, ye far Vest tP a small.Vfgoal but the money followed signed by the women of but it was given with the sole pro-: various corpoations and board* i taVft thought," he said, "and - . < - Irtw ir> » .- ,,r directors. Now he Is flghfing Altamonte, but Mr. Laka refused vision that the home and scnoo| going unr .jthe-UU U y . t to *un; V’ A COM should, not be located hart, it By the worth Of the body that once — U —:___ lU ■ for th» ration i!.t r J , b o n . man with lature.^.I i f•«* e y vttAI n fli *iid fuU*' * * * ' . %*" ilionipartrc much more interesting %than Windsor Palace. But no one fB * s suggested yet that the Prince " (b riding for a fall. ■a --------- o---------» * Home people clnim that it took nsnUliaas of years to develop man "" ' the lower forms qf animal yet it Is possible for any make a monkey out of JJBImrtlf in a few seconds. ■M ---- O .1 m jnave .- • Have you read all the latest books? In 1023 seven thousand were public published in the United £ States, twel twelve thousand In Great • Britain, cl| clghty-five hundred In mFrance and thirty-six thousa jfk rm a n y . • i i ‘i t Seminole County Bank F. L A N E s r t x v J T * a ;> . - **'**•‘ 1' • . . S �THE SALFORD HERALD, jffqN PAy, APRIL 21, 1^4 PAGE at Hanford. Florida, on the ; : nit di demand* mrainat auld estate are P L E N T Y O F S P O R T IN G G O O D S : ^ •x Mar. 1SI4. hereby notified to prraent the same Claimant names a* wltnr«*rr; to me within two year* from the Base Bail Supplies, Fjuhlng Tackle. Bicycles and Bicycle R It. (trier, of Uenrvn, Florida dato hereof, or th«-y will be forever .!. W. Flynt. of Qeiieva. Florida. barred by. law. Bathing Suits, Bathing Shoes and Capa. K. Curlett .of n«ne«n. Florldu All pcraonM Indebted to natd eatnte are .aenutred to come forward and Mrs. Kdith ltaffeld and son en­ C. K. Pavla. «f tlenava. Florida. AT T|1E SPORTSMAN STORE make aettlement without delay. t I1EO. Ci CROM, ttralater. tertained at dinner Friday averting Hanford, Flrtrldn. April 7th. IS2I. SANFORD CYCLE COMPANY at their new bungalow on F~’ K — i ‘: I IRAINK 7V. MAIlltr, S O T K K T O C lt K llI T o n * . to Avenue in honor of Mr. an Maccutrlo, . - " - l Notice la hereby atvrn ib„i the A. H- Moses, who are 1 fig 1. undersigned haa been duly :i|i|»>lnt- 4.7-M-Jl-23-5-5-II-l»-JS-8to re I ed and nunllfled a* executrix „f shortly for New York City, ANNOUNCING. they go to.spend the " r n e "tAble decorations which [■all other peraona having c l a i m * or The Removal Of were under the supervision of the t hontua-were in delightful* style and In perfect taste, a varied color- ( ing of spring cut flowhrm being I' GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING used with artistic effect while tiny ... To Temporary Quarters At blossoms of,th e same tint graced the place caWlj'whl$h carried out -----------END OK E1HST HTREOTj SANi^Gi rite—Easter ’effort h , f c v , V J Pending Completion o f Their ffew Garag Building Following a six dduno dinner which wax- complete’ 'In' every d e -! PHONE 643W -------------------- — NlGHTPJi< tail, tho guests reported to_ ^htlovely Uvin; t room, where cut flow^ t 7 : * . 'i p r i O C C ers were a isd found in profusion.! h u lO U S W ^ ^ O ’ Try A Herald Want Ad For Invited to share in the evening’s - Jf t v ? diversion wore Mr. and Mrs. A. H, * ’ t o t TTanrt BnnanhaBanannnBnnnH BunnnaannnaaBnnahU BnannnBaB| Moses, honorecs. Mr. and Mrs. S. Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. X Burson. Mothers, what would you give to fed F w d baby thick* t ha kind o( food that ' Mr. end Mr*- A. Shatlio o f Winter rosy when your little ono begins to years e f e tp erlm .n l has proved ee!| WHO ISa ANNE? , aelly right. H mill pay you I n Min. Park,: and Mr- and M n . A Talln- *how signs o( bUotuneta? d n d llnwa what it roale. Btarl giving ' sky of Daytona.. y■ | •“ •* customary to think that you them Pratt a and a«a haw few chlcho I THAT IS 'HIE-MYSTERY OF*THE SENIOR PLAY, The honoree, Mrs, ftoacs was ought'to uto calomel and castor oil, bur you lose from anti*,.nourishment or Oleeeeel Old hands with poultry say gowned in a very elegant dress of you dread giving these doK-s as much that It's f— d m i (hat Sret tmmnir days , brown Spanish lace. ni 'he child fears to take them. Ami th .t ciuintw. And nearly all of them ----- , /Uill, you dread what may happen tl feed Pratts! Tou r dealer has It; sella It on tnonty-bock guarantee. Attending Grand Opera In At- -'nu ,u’ ° JU1* the ordinary children'! ' PWATT FOOD CO. lanta aoon is Mrs. W. C. Hilt. t* „ . ^MWelnalSL. Philadelphia, Pa. xf— tun » . . . i . “ *** 10 mMt thia very situation that At Mitane Theatre ’• Mrs. Hill expects to stop over In I invented Liv-o-lsx. and if you try it Caird 'on a short visit to her once, you won't think of using calomel brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and aBjin. Friday, April 25, 8:15 P. M. Mrs Howard LeGette: also In Al‘ nd bow?l,< . „ . .. , „ and still it is a pleasant - tasting Reserve your seats at Bawer’a— 35, 50 ami 75c! bany, Ga„ to Visit her aunt, Mrs. lir,tl;d. eniircly vegetable, which causes *71 I ^ i ^ D t i l t e r m i l k RoHe\ _ _ _ • * no »<T»c* equally well in colds, \r . Baby Chick Food j constipation and Indigestion and is just THIS SPACE DONATED BY At 4 -o clock Saturday afternoon as good for adults a» it la for the childGuaranteed aw) Circle No. 2 o f, the Westminster i ren-who really love to tako lu Foe Sale by Club gave a behefit Easter egg / _ hunt nt Central Park, about fifty , * Alkn Seed Co. children attended and $19.50 was, t j f | ATS\ ^ Mira Mabel Satnl. realized to go tuwnrd the Presbym. . Sanford Feed & Supply Cn. terian Magse. fee cream and cake m W f l m / 9 a f / Jr were served.” ''Dealers ThrouRhout the Mis, Ra'ffeld Hostess Honoring the Moses MRS. WALTER WIGHT, Society Editor, MUSTCTAI,'Pa r a g r a p h s Calendar Our first officially appointed “ National Music Week” begins the first Sunday in May, the fourth. — The object of-m u sic w eeV is to hSlp to create 'a musical atmos­ phere among the people. i# pageant at 3t3Q o clock, Because America In*rsf^ behind Presbyterian Church, other natipns musically we.great­ jean Legion dance at the ly need the inspiration,of a music week. iription bridge at the WoAnd because we Jove America Club at 8 o’clock, Mrs. wo know a “ Musical America wun tnc exDlanation o f arm mus­ would be a greater America, a R«iry Wight and Mrs. C. nobler America, a truer America, cle and use In '"u p " and "down” arm playing. Relaxation waa the slogap. Everyone now had 1cmSenator Fletcher of Florida is ed the syncopated pedaling used the author of a recent senate bill by artists. fo r the establishment o f a Nation­ At the sarpe time across the al Conservatory of Music and Art. water Lesch^Uzky was teaching The effort Is to promote and en­ strange things, such as prepared courage the love qt music and its tones, arm weight and finger tips unlimited unfolding. dropped” nnd no longer "struck" the keys. There were all sorts of • Thirteen Club will be enA Highlander in a hospital ward I . by Mrs. R . B. Lewis at feeling his last moment near ask­ tricks and pedaling devices from the sycopated tt>' catching over­ ed to hear hia favorite instrument tones. V ^regular Social Department the bagpipe, so a piper was sent And now we are introduced to , Woman’s Club at 3 o’clock, for.Jip played, the Highlander re­ RUba Williams hostess, covered, but the story goes the a very later “ today” technle that Is truly startling. Henry Carvel. e felum* 343-W for reaerva- other patients died. American modernist composer nnd » Pipe Organ Club vrill meet Cutsomer: What time Is that pianist shows us. Mr Carvel Is MnV Craig Harrl* at 3:30 girl playing In the back of the quite the rage abroad as well as at home. His la called tho “ fist store? . and Mrs. Forrest Lake At Salesman: That isn’t any time technic' for to obtain desired re­ r, at 8:30 o’clock at the Wo- it is one of the clerks dusting o ff sults he hammers with his fists, playa cords with his elbow, and ■■Club, bridge. a piano.— A. M. M. l Musical sometimes jumping from hia pUtno I Daughters of Weeley will America). stool while performing to play their regular social meeting o’clock at the home o l Mrs Through what varied stages on the strings with hij fingers. But that’s nothing onco when , Abercrvmbie, 709 Union Ave- piano techinque has passed since many years ago I first touched Mozart was playing in an organ Wedaesday thetintlnabulating keyboard o f a contest and all the playing ap­ paratus of his two hands and two ok Lover’s Club will meet at feet were moat cnerAeticnlly em­ J. ’C. Bcnnet’a at 3:30 o’clockployed he just bobbed down hia « FortnightlynClub will meet head and pushed in the stop with Mrl. Hal .Wljftit at her home his nose. Hrk Avenue at 3. o’clock. Have you not learned k>w Hen­ ThuraoiJv ry Carvel] uses the pedal that n.. William Dudley Gardl"Soud of “the piano,” but Borne ud Mrs. Clyde Livingaton things have no soul, so it may be it will entettfdn a t bridge at he does not need the nodal. At any Woman's Club at 3:30 o’clock, rate he could not during such bi Sanford Association o f Buiacrobatic performances use the s, Women will hold their regdamper as one futurist described. >Dieting at the Valdez Grill “ He put his pedal down at the be­ ilX) o'clock. ginning and so fan as I know hus y Westminster Club will hold not released It yet.” Well, What lover Festival at the home of ___L* next In* piano technic . D. L Thrasher at 8 o'clock, h, Robert Newman will eniin the Duplicate Luncheon Motoring to Eustla for the day rat 1 o’clock. Sundny Were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Saturday Haskins. ilhtnn'a Story Hour at the try at 2 p. mHome from Stetson University, ft Cecilian program to the Mrs. Raymond Key motored to DeLand, is Duuitlass King, who Is fe Wpsrtment of the Woman'i here for the Easter holidays with Orlando Saturday, litrtll'be at the Studio o f Mrs, hi* father and mother, Dr. and im ^t 3:30 o’d o c l. Elmore Hunter o f Osceola was Mrs. King. a week-end visitor to Jjpnford. Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Mitchell tof THIS W E E K X M Motoring to Eustla Sunday were 2D0 .East Third StVe6t, announce Mr. and Mrs, Ed Lane and Mrs- the birth o f a ten-pound boy, on SANFORD Wednesday, April 10, William ToJ. E. Pace. '•ekiof April 21 to 26r -tl»2A«.-; .Monday ......-.t i '.'." :.; k_>« am ninetytfulir meeting I. O. O. F., 8 ~zz per cent inspiration and nine per cent perspiration. L Masonic Hall. titer Dance, American Legion, Hen Beale o f Orlando spent Sat­ NP, M., Armory. tpKflption Bridge, Woman'i urday afternoon in Sanford, call­ er and party of friends of Orlan ),$ P. M.. Woman's Clubhouse. ing upon friends. Tuesday Miss Sarah Warren Easterby ffuUr meeting Masonic Royal motored to Daytona last Friday to charge of Jefferson Court, at Ort Chap., 8 P. M., Masonic Hall. nndo, spent Sunday here. Mrs. ’«k!y luncheon Rotary Club, Barnes came up to' spend the day 5 Valdez Hotel. with her father and mother. egolxr meeting Royal Neigh- ssssr a ? P ersonals i of America, 8:00 P. M., Mae hall. Wednesday rjolar meeting Elks Club, 8 P. Club house.1 f*ekiy lundieon, Kiwanis Club, A Vsldex Hotel. - r lifular Meeting Osceola EnBM.nl l . 9, D 1 P 8 U PP, P«*nt tNo. V' S0 . (t 0 . F., Muonic hall. • Thurada; 'ttkly luncheon. I ____ association o f !U Women, 12:00, Valdez HoMkly luncheon, Chetnber of ‘auRe 12:16, Valdes oHtel. Rebekaha, 8 ^ Mksonle f»y-"Anne What’a Her Name” or Class, Sanford High School, KMUsne Theater. Mvlag Dates Booked Ahead. inner, Woman’s Club, May 2, e Help Baby Chicks liv e and Thrive j subjects. Mrs. Brown will be Joln-|22 ed In Orlando by Miss Olive Brum- aa bnugh. librarian in that place, and ■■ Captain Albertson, for whom th e ta " Orlando library was named und|ia others, who will motor with her to ■■ St. Petersburg. ££ ---- ;— The Mcthi^llst Church ynrd was 2 f: a pretty scene Saturday afternoon aa at 3 o’clock when ubou^ftlrty chil- "B dron congregated to hunt, eggs. S3 This hunt was held by the super- a a intnndent and •teachers of the S * Methodist Church, of tho primary fo T rtz V e 'g g and Sarah Moye, th e ,5 " chocolnto pig with, tho dime aa Ice cream cones were served dur­ ing tho afternoon. -Ki(wrmnet«»4 *hrtT* —Tfre'' made for tho erection of bank building. IIK I'A IIT itlS M T O F T ill-: IN T K H IO U .If H. I.and Office at ilalneavIJK Flit.. April 5, 1P24. •i Ndtlco la hrretiy Biven tluit Lnul* Ilurnry, of (laneva. Florida, who, on Ottobor 10, 1022. mmln Itomn, atvail Kntry. N’o. 0ITT7I. for NRU of NKU, Hoatlon II. Township Id R., ItunKH 33 K., Tallahasari, M.-rldlan, lias lllril nntlm of Intviulon to makn Cnmmutatlon I'roof, to «stabllsh claim to the land above de»_ Scott James and Henry Roddcn- acrlhi-d, before Clerk Drcult Court, berry, connected with tho Ameri­ can Fruit Grower? In Sanford, •pent the week-end at Daytona Beach. tJ - a, _ LOOKIII IZAtv tt.OOdown hrlnga A party of ladiea spending Sat­ n M o m M L factory r d I, u n t toy urday in Sanford shopping were ffa fc lV B H P g typewriter. make, Unod :ib Meiuames Aubrey Moran, A. W■ fiH new. Axk t,< Davis and Miss Helen Moran. With one. them were Elizabeth and John s- PONi* I ’ r o p lr a Hank Davis; Pkuar M3 On a business trip to Sanford kaaaaakahaBBBBBaaaBBBaaB Was Mrs. B. F. Toole of F t Drum. Mrs. Toole expects to make Sanford her home if she can find deAlaska strable location' lor a rooming house. Ice Cream Freezers Returning from Cocoa Saturday where they have been attending the Press Association, were Mr| and Mrs. James F. Hawkins. County. Returning from Miami, St. Augustino and Daytona nre Mr. and |_______________ ________________ Mrs. C. Workman. Mr. Workmun I ~ 7~T~Z. has been In Sanford for several 2 2 2 2 2 2 ;" 3 5 S 2 2 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ! months as government Inspector o f celery- He has been on this ■■ CORAL GABLES Offers You These Better than any other section of tho Miami riiatrict, the opportunity to buy or build & home of beauty and permanence where living conditions are ideal— where wholesome outdoor aport and recreation are fobnd— where family life is protected as carefully aa home-building la re­ stricted. „ . And— besides the beautiful settings and enjoyable surroundings—the opportunity to buy fn ideal home at a real saving— savings on cost of construction, cost o f financing, coat o f .upkeep and carrying charges. And the deinate accurance based on rapid increases of valufe thatyotfr Investment at.Coral Gables will bring you a large profit In case you wish to dispose o f it.t-» Come to Coral Gablett aboard n de luxe pullman bus and see fur yourself the op­ portunity that is offered. Ball Hardware Co. PHONE 8 Motoring to New Smyrna Sun­ FLOWER FESTIVAI Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph day, were Mr. and Mrs. -L Allen. Gore and children, who motored They w ent,on a visit tS> WM* daughter. Mrs. G. H. Webstel. At the home of Mrs. D. L. over from Tavares. Mrs. Webster returned with Mr. Thrasher, Thursday evening, April A fter a pleasant visit here with end Mrs. Allen to Sapford nnd >IUi. Admission charge of 25c for advlta and 10c fog children. Mre. Raymond Key, Mrs. Walter Will spend a week here. Twttchell has returned to her home Mr, B. Lawrence Brown of Puuta In Daytona Beach. Gorda has come for an Indefinite Motoring to Sanford Sunday stay In Sanford. He and Mre. Noble waa Mrs. WUUam Gregory of Brovin haVe taken the baster egg h u n t i.c, with w,u> a party of Apartment on Myrtle Avenue and Jacksonville, J; *o4_Mrs. F. W, Stanley en- friends. They returned to Jaek' iners department aonviUa by boat. irch at an Easter m st, that ____________ Motoring to Eustla Sunday, to *nd of Mellonvllle Avenus, f afternoon. “ twenty-flvt children «nnmtfng for eggs In the grass' gvtrywhers on those spacious around tha homo. Several j** teachers and a number o f I f (t Wfire poasTble td ukkf .Weeent. to help an5® '"Joy tho ^ofreshments, any better bread or paatrf consisted of leo cream, and than ia turned out by thia et r ^ r * . Tho children any stopping over in Smiford oft her tabllahraent you can feel quid I could eat and Way home from Orlando, whare «*lous for another EasUr real the has been visiting her daugh­ tatisfled in your ow n. min ter her daughter Mrs. Chensy. n o t ic k . I 1*1Sunday School of the Cathwraith will have an Easter hunt on Tuesday after school ak church greundi. All the will meet at the Hali 1 e'clock Tuesday. Seals Sunday School Teachers. SPECIAL It has been suggested by some local cithens who wish to see ‘ T h e Master Suburb o f Hie World*' *that the Coral Gablea Company run a bus to Miami and call it the “ Celery Special" and conflne the passenger list o f the bun to Sefninole county people. Thia suggestion ts meeting with the approval of interested people here nnd With the Coral Gables Company. A singular advertising udvantage could be arrived in this way by decorating the bus with the various products for which thia section is noted and would doubtless attract many prospec­ tive homeaeekera who aro not now acquainted with conditions *in Seminole couhty. The bus 1h to be placed at the disposal of the passengers to do with and to decorate oa they like. Those Interested arc invited to call at our office in the Milane building and talk the mat­ ter over with us. that we would be making In Sanford for a vUit to her better article. This, howeve •The Senior Class o f the Sanford, mothsr and father, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Ball, la Mre. W. J. Steed Is a hum an im p o s s ib ility . \\ High -School will produce their pley “ Anne What’s Her Name! and children of Kissimmee. Mrs. bake a p e r fe c t b rea d a n d pe Friday night at the Milano Thea­ Steed motored to Senford Sunday, and iw well known here, she hav­ ter at 8 o’ clock. ing lived here before her marriage Coming over from Leesburg for A lM l i 1r < ; Theatre ldg„ .•*;« - . George E. Merrick, Owner Dammers & Burnes, General Sales Agents j ‘ Florida Oflic e t: JeckioM vilU, W a t Palm Beach, D a y to n , Orb St. P e tn s h v g , Sanford, Lakeland. D a tn d . Executive Oi 158 E. Flagh �'V* v-> . ‘" dfejir!V. t ™ "v r : : ■•’ -.• . ' ! \\V H» tGE FOUR .' " - ^ .it-I -MKi 'i -V .> v ,.;^ :.v v :.i j !• i. .• - V V ■ * : THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 21^4924. i f f i Ii H O O D IS POULTRY CENTER IFFLORIDA WHERE THE FINEST XENS OF STATE ARE RAISED Shipments— -—fjCelery w— » i«if—- ,. For April 19 Pot Yard --- ------- ...... New York ______ - — Waycrona ................... Philadelphia .... ........._ Florence Chicago Buffalo ...... Pittsburg ... Boston ..... Houston .... Cincinnati Little Rock Raltimore Scranton .. land and lakes extending east V a lie v o f A s a liv a t I n s o f a r J a * liv e d n a u a u u u u a ^4.toww tlw>nistoi m g h wwr1w li»h '?lr^ Htatulr* nf th r Stale o f F lo rid a the west boundary line o f number ■ ...................................................................................................I Notice Is h ereb y g iv en that R i c h ­ one to the grant line on tha east. Fairy Lake at the south and Ever­ ard J. lliindv. Durrhnm-r o f Tax green Lake on the north. There C ertifica te No. 314. dated th e *th will be lakeahou drives on Fairy d a y or June. A. D. 1*31. h m filed c e rtificate In my o f f i c e , and and Wlldmere lakes and others as said has made a p p lic a tion f o r tax deed thedevelopment progresses. t o U » u » t i » - a e 4 « e d a n e « '- w M h —late; - Nntnrr haj beeh more than lib­ Paid c ertificate em brace* th e f o l ­ Recently Formed Organization Is eral in doing its part to mg^e this lo w i n g descrlh ed pr op erty altuated ftemlnole county. Florida, t o - w l t : Carrying On Development Pro-* section of gorgeous setting and In NTVH o f N\VVk. See. IS. T w p. JO. ject That Means Much To has left it with every natural ad­ R a n g e 19 Hast.— 40 acres. T h e said Commun^y. vantage-for the hand o f man to land being assessed at tba data o f beautify nnd it is anticipated by th e Issuance o f such c e r t ific a te In e name o f U n k now n . Unless said The Lake Jessup Land Ci its developers that when the corn- th S. C. REDS, BARRED ROCKS, WHIT c e r t ific a te shall be redeemed a c ­ ny with Mr. Enezmingcr as its pany is Just making its b o* c o r d i n g to la w tax deed will Issue AND S IL V E R . WYANDOTTES hief supervisor, puts the finishing th ereon on. th e l i t day o f May. ALongwood and Seminole cottfil touches on this already beautiful D.. 19IL and promises to be one o f S. C. ANCONAS W ll n e e S 'm y o f f ic ia l sign ature and Section that the word Paradise will county’s larges: development be an appropriate name for the seal this the JJnd day o f March, s A. D. 1921. firms. Having jus: been incorpo­ place. (8KAI.H E. A.- DOUGLASS. Heavy egg producing strains. Pedigreed The land includes thousands i f t’ lerk Ulrcult Court rated, one would naturally assume Hrmlnolv. County. Florida. acres of the state’s most fertile Exhibition and Utility Mating. 1 that there would be little evidence Ity A. M. W eek *. I). p. lands upon which anything can be of activity visible, but it is not grown. Here may be grown, dif­ 3 -2 f-3 1 -4 -7 -H -2 1 -J S Custom Hatching. true in .this particular instance. ferent citrus crops besides vegeta­ OHIO METAL WORKER A Work was begun last October on bles, truck and other. agricultural • WRITE TODAY FOR PRICES VICTIM. the same plans .T.at will bo fol­ crops. The tremendous tracts of Ray S. Ball, Huron, Ohio, was a timber land are now being cut nnd lowed out by the present new cor- the trees cut up1 intdlumher for rictim of coughs anti colds. oBth posatlon. constructionlwork by the company. ho nnd his sister suffered with The company’s treasurer and This timber is being cut in Long- them, but found "speedy relief” Longwood — FU manager, W. S. Entzmlnger, who Wood at a. sawmill and remllling through the use of FOLEY’S HON­ plant. It will be available nt rea­ EY AND TAR COMPOUND, tho first saw the possibilities of Long­ sonable prices for those who buy old favorite cough remedy. He wood and who saw the urgent land and wish to erect dwellings writes: "I have found FOLEY'S No high prices will pre­ HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND need for such a development com­ thereon. vail. a most excellent remedy for coughs a H BBBaBaBH BBBBBaBBaBBaaBBBa H M Baaaaaaiit pany, 1s one of the leading factors Altogether the work o f this and colds. My sister had a severe, in the activities o f the organiza­ company may be said to be one of cold and cough >a year ago nntf tion. Associated with him are some close friends and business associ­ the biggest development plans found speedy relief In FOLEY’S ever attempted In this part of the HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND.” ates. ’ state. Sold everywhere. • The corporation will take up the development ns begun, by Mr. : F.ntzmingcr and continue it through its entire tract of nearly 100,000 acres of choice citrus, veg­ etable nnd residential holdings. Roads are being built nnd build­ ings arc now in the process of nstruction. _ Tbe*n*ain cntrancW-to this won* tfiAful homeseeker’s paradise has already been marked by- a large arch just south o f Longwood with­ in the corporate limits nml bear­ % t' ■ ing the inscription of “ Wildmcrc On The Lakes,” tho suburb beau­ A central location, on the Dixie Highway, in Sem­ tiful and without u doubt Wildinole County, Florida. It has unsurpassed citrus soil, mere is truly a suburb beautiful. s with plenty o f lakes for protection. Good grove sites Although the w o A . o f road building and clearing ha prdcan still be obtained at reasonable prices. grossed less than a mile-at this 3 m time, one only needs to giVo it the It will pay you to make a special effort to look o “once over” to Ree tho future pos­ THE ONLY SURE PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE sibilities o f this beautiful, high, this section promptly. rolling lake section of Seminole IS INSURANCE county. A portion o i the banks o f Longwood lies between two of the beat county seats Lake Wlldmere, for a distance of __ Hartford Life Insurance Co. nearly a mile and also o f two oth­ in Florida— Sanford and Orlando— about ten miles er lakes, has been cleared o f pnl- BIGDMLQPJ BEING RUSHED BY LAKE JESSUP CO. B A B !!€ H I C K Mr. Bistline makes two regular shipments tq New York each week throughout the summer. Tho spuabs are dressed one day, put on ice that night and the next morning they are packed in refrig­ erated boxes (which are return­ able.) In the ten years-that he Total ..... 40 has been shipping, he has never had a shipnient arrive in bad con­ Few people ih thfs\Mnte know dition if it ivnS delivered by the vigorous. This may be due to the and it ia h *bfe/'prediction thnt express company in a reasonable fact that Mr. Stuar; takes a per­ there are th o a ^ j/ Seminole coun- time. The lowest overage price sonal interest in every tray thut 1 ty who arc not familiar with the for squubs is $5.00 per dozen in comes olT, and handles them with fact that Longwood, that thriving the -summer, and this goes.up as the utmost care. It is n very un­ little t*wn .south of the county high as $12.00 per dozen fri the usual thing for a crippled chick u eeeti U known ns the poultry‘cen- winter time. to be found in a Sunnyside hatch. j'V ter o f Florida. And yet it enjoys Short's Muscovy Duck Farm. . Mr. Bistline has n lorgs num­ precisely that reputation and ber of birds, but he made the A short distance south of Long‘ .LotWfW'doId-ruised fowls are known statement that it really takes very wood on tho Dixie Highway, one r throughout the c>.*re state as be­ Htle time to care for them. Their iw greeted by the sign, "Welcome ing the best atoe*. that is to be houses are equipped with self- to Short's Muscovy Duck Farm.” ^found anywhere. feeders, which gives them access The attractive home of Mr. and In a lengthy article appearing to plenty of clean food nt all Mrs. Short stands in the middle, £ In the magazine, “ Poultry In Flurof their farm, which appears to . Ida/' o f the issue of September, times. Here nre also automatic be ono of the most idenl locations 1923/’ tho industry nt this town is drinking fountains, where clean, depleted In a personal study o f the fresh water is always at hand, in Florida for the raising of Mus­ situation by Harriet McWorknian, and the pigeons will work dili­ covy ducks. They must have stud­ gently hatching and feeding their ied the habits of the particular V Says tho-writer: breed they are raising, and then squabs for the market. Longwood immediately imselected a site and designed a Mr. Bistline is also interested tsed me as an idenl location the poultry business. It is in fine chickens, and his Silver plant that, would exactly meetWyandottes are known by poultry these requirements. ■ltugted on the main line of the Mr. and Mrs. Short were cer­ Atlantic Coast Line railway, about fandbrs nil over the country. They half-way between Sanford and Or- have won in nearly all o f the tainly fortunate in being able to lando, and the Dlxlo Highway quality shows of America, such combine the utility features with a runs through the town. Thus it as Washington, Hagerstown, Md., very picturesque location. Green has tith'advantage of being near New York State Fair, Hanover, lawns slope from the highway to an uilfaitted market, with excel­ Pa., Roanoke, Va., Nashville Tcnn., n shallow lake which covers about lent fhlppjng facilities. The soil and Chicago Colliseum. In fact, linage are very good in they have never .been d e{e ^ J n l|*/f^ '-h*' T k 4 * & & * ion and the fine old naks wherever they have hedn showikthf the1 ai%,''-TB<tfre .cenUC Tkf fT'trees give an abundance They have won the gfhtid and ‘is n small Island which is covered best display, all varieties compet­ with a dense undergrowth, and is Another reason for tho out- ing, at tho South Florida Fair, the home o f hundred’s of birds in ng success o f the poullry- every time they have been shown. tho nesting season. I asked if the n this section- is the feeling At the Inst show, they won near­ (lucks built their nests on the is­ ood will ■ and friendliness ly twice as many points as the land and was surprised to learn nearest competitor. that they do not. exists among them. Sunnyside Hatchery. Each*one is developing his own All breeding stock on tho Short Following the road directly farm is hutched in nature’s pre­ choseft breed and1 putting in his west from the sla'.ion, at tho sec­ best efforts to keep its high grade, scribed way—under tho duck that but Uiey are all pulling together ond turn, the Sunnyside Hatchery .laid tho eggs. When ready fo f in­ for Congwood poultry. Bq club­ comes Into view. The cozy white cubation, the mo’.Ler duck pro­ bing together they are able to get house, situated on the edge of a ceeds to pull the fine down from theirs feed at jobbers’ prices, young orange grove, immediately her body and feather her nest. g which means quite a saving lo the gives ono the feeling of hospital­ This down is placed in large Individual buyers. Incidentally, ity and cheerfulness. Mr. Geo. quantities under the eggs and they 2>uy only the best feeds ob­ Stuart, the owner, selected a. very around the sides of tho nest, mak­ tainable. They all taka special appropriate name for the buildings ing it possible for an uveragefrom the center of euch. The corporate limits of these " 1,1111" •^■‘■UaLLi pride* in keeping their places at­ In which the incubators- are placm ■>i«1 dues 10 .cover us •••»/ «.- wheHM* ► tractive, us well as clean and san­ and where all the baby chicks are thirty eggs, and bring off a OH per (ffnwth. l 'oS K S S S ? ....J u ,t itary, and Longwood is very ■for­ handled, are located where they cent, hatch. It tnko.i five weeks , .The survey and stakes estab­ j 1(|• ( ** , »'* » ■«T*»i«ja t * - • • •*« * I tunate to have them in her com- get the fpH benefit of .'the .sun-1 foe the canss to hutch,' and 'this lishing property and Btret lines .* ResidenfAgenL “ shine. In these hot days are now completed on the Wildpatient mother never leaves her It is moth munlty. Far-sighted investors will not overlook this oppor­ LONGWOOD FLORIDA :he ben­ nest fbr foot! or water without mere additions numbers one, two, ..The poultrymcn of Longwood hard to appreciate any of the tunity. ' • ■ sent a whole carload o f exhibition efits of the sunshine, when our first covering her eggs with down. three, /ou r and five, and- South naaanaaaaananaaaaaaaBaaaamaaa ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a a B X ju u tajzamaa! birds to the Tampa fair last win- main concern is to keep out of it, The ducklings njaturs rapidly and Wlldmere and plats o f tho above > * but in the days when the baby arc nearly complete, S4on thenuro usually heul’ hv. At six to ten tar, And they attracted a great (XvL. . Thomas, Chamber of ..Com*- -* will be ready for recording."* “ “' t ' JJ”’ 1 Of .attention,-too. .Thera, x era. ware. r iM W ft J w t o h li,ng. .umshuve.itt m lm a * rfw lntiify , A , .. This subdivision will include the. tvpa-.twiin £ nie.c'e, Longwood, will gladly give you any information . 5 j■■■■■■aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiiuiifl among them. In fact, there were vary "Tew that did not receive study o f the hatching o f baby you require. , * : some kind of on honor. chicks snd has built up nn en­ Keystone Poultry Yards. viable reputation fo r quality and The first raisers of poultry thut service. The demands for the the writer visited were Mr, and Sunnyaido baby chicks have been a , Mis. Nelmeyer. owners of * the so heavy that he has been com­ a -Keystone Poultry Yards. (Here pelled (n increase his hatching ca­ *. ahe was taken through tho entire pacity three-fold. He is now in­ farm and explained just how the stalling another buckeye Mam* fowls were raised,'etc. She was moth incubator, of the very latest told that it was in 1917 when this design and will have this ready for GENERAL ■ » y firm first placed a bird on exhibi­ use in a short time. • tion. >Since that time it has placed * Chicks hatched in the Sunnyside 3 is thouiuuids o f them and has re­ Hatchery are unusually strong and ceived In return much recognition. _arding what aho found at this FLORIDA LONGWOOP farm ,the writer gues on to say; aBBBBBUMaBRBXNB*BBBBBBBH. ■ i, The farm is well equipped with & ■■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ la iiiH iia H iiiiiiiiH M iim u iiiiiiiiim iiiiit comfortable, sanitary houses, and ■a 5r spacious yards which give the Chickens plenty o f good rung.'. Mr. Neimeyar has a workshop where Hatching Eggs ■ Consult Us About he builds much o f his own equip­ • HISTLINE’S ment, such as mash hopper.}, etc. hopp< Baby Ducks He enjoys doing this is, Just as Indoes .his other tasks. In fuct, it woulq bp difficult to find two peo­ Breeding Stock and Table Fowls ple more happy and contented in their'work'than Mr. and Mrs. NuiS National Winners—Heavy Layers meyer. —. ■ The Keystono Poultry Yurd is 5 ASK FOR PRICE LIST At Hanover, Pa., in class of 134, we won every first com­ prepared,to supply day old clucks, hatching eggs and stock. They peted for, also best Cock, Hen, CockereL’ Pultet and Pen in the. were; you might say. forced into American Clasa. A National Club Meet, Columbus, Miss., had the baby* chick business by their 24 birds under the rlbbone. customers and friends, who did not want to hatch eggs. They sup­ Get ready now for competition this fall by buying your ply ogty phicks hatched from their a g On Dixie Highway Longwood, H* eggs and Cr.nnot therefore eggs and chicks, from an established strain, that- can win the out as many chicks as .the blue in any show, Our eggs and chicks are all sent prepaid, with " ^ " " " " ‘ii'"*,aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa«aaga«««MM** -hatcheries. Although lust a money back guarantee. Send for our 1924 catalogue and -•was their Arst year in the hy<chick business, they were ulmating list ^"""■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■aaaaaBaaaiBi«iM ys' sold from one to two months This branch of their bust­ LONGWOOD Longwood, Florida j J. A. Bistline FLORIDA le assured of success, for they putting their uual forethough. M a a a i i i i i i m u i i i i i n i i i i i m H i i u i a i a a a i i a i a a si ■■■■■■■■■■■■■auaaaaaaaBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa determination Into it. They DEALER IN begin hatching early In SepaaahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaanaMnaaaaaaaaaaHMMaaaaaaaaiaa aamaaauiaaaaaaiaaaaaiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ber ' and will have a hatch off every five days there- rood Raised Rirds Re­ ceive Highest Awards in State FaLu And All Over Cotuitry — Is Mdln\Industry of Thriving / Little Seminole t f ^i nt Town. SUNNYSIDE HATCHERY B Longwood S 3 EDWARD W . HENCK s DUCK B.J. Overstreet I | Exclusively i MERCHANDISE [SHORT’S QUACKLESS MUSCOVY DUCKS 3 s S 3 LUM BER S ilv e r W y a n d o t t e s | A N D B U IL D IN G M A T E R IA L L. R. PAYNE g the past six year* the birds have won for Mr. Mrs. Nlemeyer diploma*, ■liver tups, cash, specials t five hundred ribbon*, ve been exhibited and won honors at the following : Tennessee State Fair: ike, V «.j Bristol. Va.; RichVa.; Georgia State Fair; State Fair: South Florida P Tampa, and Sub-Tropical ’ '^ i m o y e r a aUo have a few dge Cochin Bantams and Toulouse geese. Laagwood Squab Farm had on. unusually interesting •at the Longwood Squab id by Mr. J. A . BUt■fiess was started In about twelve years grown steadily until are being served h -clu t ho­ es. The ’ ’ is $o exceleeraralslon a 3 SHORT’S MUSCOVY DUCK FARM i — GOODRICH, HOOD ^ ■ a 3 ' Merchandise - SEE AND UNITED STATES TIRES * Complete Stock * On J* THE NEW SUBURB BEAUTIFUL Barred Plymouth Rocka and Whita Wyndotte breeding stock, llfust have room for young stock. These chickehs are fis t maand heavy laying straln.N m Of General Auto Repairing, Accessories, Fresh Groceries Gas and Oil • lu a ia ia iiiiiiu iu u n iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu i i ck Is large snd healthy, re to pay for the in n * our Catalogue a/ui Price List SEND OUT OF THE JS WHEN YOU HAVE AT.H pbput one-half what ytm out o f tho State. Send ON THE LAKES * — STOCK OR RIGHT ^ ‘.Ur ! STOCK* a t longw ood T H E ------- HCKS t. Longwood, FO. j : W A i.!/. -V 7 * 4 - ' i 1 " i i * • 7C t ; i ' •: •■ *J �TH$ SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY,. APRIL 21, 1924 READ.THEM.FOR p r o f it ird Daily Herald t -a d r. Announcements rates Cash in Advance *nri< " ,l1 **• Vr< r«n N I M M *■<! , t a f lmmcJI«lelr tarn , ** 11 J ilt a line __"______U— Oe.n llae ......... — !!"* r ,c T T y p e doubt®- a b o v e L t ,| dates ere fo r e o n Ce Insertions. * * * Ids o f a v e r a g e le n g th Luted a Hue. t charge 30c f o r first fr lijlm I" r e stricte d to f rlsia lflcatlon . error Is made The Banlaid w ill b e resp on sib le feme Incorrect In sorilon , krtlser. fo r su bsequ en t L The o ffic e sh ou ld be flmmodlsl"'/ ,n e*«e ot L A n v E n rm tB * - '> fitd representative tjfiiri familiar,vrUfl r # W . r u l-s litflratlnn, w l l l . j h x e you L inform ation. And If E they w ill assist you In fyour w ant pd to m a k e Lffective. ,!* I-OIIT.VAT N O T I t '* , hirers should a lv e th eir lr puMufflco aililresa ait their phone n u m b er If Lire results. A b o u t one tut „ f n th m il«n * r A d a a [«, snd the o th e r s c a n 't [irate with y o u u nless her your nddvCsn. .roBllnii»\,ei M r s V V* ‘ [is per»^» a t T h e S a aBrniht errlee nr h y le t |Ttlr>h«ue dln eu n tlaI ire nut valid, po*. Prompt. E ffic ie n t I Service. P o litic a l n ou n cem en t FOIl COUNTY COMMISSIONER I hereby announce my candi­ dacy for County Commissioner for the fifth district of Sonlnolo Counifcy g B b jt f t td the ‘ uatlort ■of—thg June Primary oi 1024. ______________ E. tr. KILIIER. H IK STATO ATTORNEY. ~ I hereby announce my candi­ dacy for the of;i?o oi Stato Attor­ ney f? r„ .the I;cvea'-h Judicial Ulrcutt o f Florida, subject to the Dem­ ocratic Primary to be held Juno 3, 1024* ______________ J. A . SCARLETT. fo r s t a t e S e n a t o r from THE NINETEENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT. I announce -my cnndldncy for nomination ns Stale Senator from O'® Nineteenth Senatorial District subject to the Democratic Primary to be held June 3rd. I am an at­ torney at law practicing at San­ ford, Florida, and have been a res­ ident of and attorney in the Nine­ teenth Senatorial District for 13 years. Y'our support will bo greatly appreciated. LEWIS O'BRYAN. FOR COUNTY .COMMISSIONER I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of County Commis­ sioner from district number two of Seminole county, subject to the action of the Democratic primary June 3, 1924. '■________ JOHN MEISCH. FOIL COUNTY PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. I wish to announce that I shall be a ’ candidate for the - office of County Prosecuting Attorney, *ubict to the endorsement of the cmocrntic voters at the June 3rd, 6 primary, T A K issm so ii to announce a L for te-eioctlojw jtn tho T»x A 'is*| «y ^ p f,S «n ijnty,‘wbjert t jh Jhpi 'dccisL Pwr-ocratic Primary .to ■one Srd, 1924. I A. VAUGHAN, IFOR SHERIFF ‘ ■ten of Seminole County; ly announce myself a canIr Sheriff of Seminole pbj«t to the action of the lie primary to be held on I If t am elected I pledge r fulfill the duties of this the best of my ability. I ___ E. E P R A DY. RTAX COLLECTOR ko announce myself a cankr the office of T®X ColI Seminole County, subject lecision of the Democratic rfn ha k«Ll f nnn L _R . C. M A X W E LR c? pi/NTY COMMISSIONER ly announce my candidacy fhe puTrirt-nf-Semlnole CounIject to the action of the Imary of 1924. C. L. WEST. KNTY COMMISSIONER Mr announce my candidacy lection to tho office of wmmistioncr of District koinole county, subject to n of the voters on June 3rd. I C. W. HNTZMINGER. Ek (i)FNTV— SCHOOL BOARD hy announce myself n cannr re-election ns n member ounty Ilonril „ f Public In» from District No. 2, '• Oviedo, Osceola nnd M to toe -action of ||>frat:o I’rimufy''!Junc1flrdl fil” a memIhe Bourd r.ince 1915, nnd leccn chairman of the pee 1919, c* pecally fits mo Iwork rcquDed o f a Board r ari“ if re-clccted I promHme cnruirientious and conr wrv>ce as haa been rend Lm7 [nnny years of service GEORGE C. HERRINC. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I hereby announce my candidacy for rc-olection for the office of County Commissioner o f Seminole ..‘ .County, District N<J. 1, subject to the action o f the Democratic pri­ mary June 3, 1924. _____________G. L. BLEDSOE. FOR SHERIFF. I hereby announce myself ns r candidate for hie olKce of Sheriff of Seminole County, subject to the Democratic primary June. 1921 FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT 1 wish to announce that I am a candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court o f Seminole Co., subject to Democratic primary, June third. If elected, I promise the faithful performance of the duties con­ nected with-that office. I 17 r u n n a iv ' 7 FOR TA X COLLECTOR I wish to announce that I am a candidate for re-election tn_ thc.c^-. flee o f C puqfr 'T h i’iriliilfS cir-b f Seminole CounU’ , subject to the action of the Democratic primary to be held in June. *’ JNO. D. JINKINS. Fflir~COUNTY“ COM MISSION F-n I hereby announce my candidacy for re-election to the office of County Commissioner from DIsttltt number four o f Seminole County, subject to the action of tho Democrat primary June 3,1924. _____________ B. F. WHEELER. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER 1 hereby announce my candilacy for County Commissioner for District No. 2 Seminole County, subject to tho Democratic Primary, Juno 3, 1921. L. P. HAGAN.* pS-l. HARRISON, Geneva, Florida. I REPIl ESENTATIv e prctfully announce myself nuidab: for the House of FUIF~CON 8T X B n f Waive., from Sominole TRICT NO. I. , ■uLjoct to tho Democratic I hereby announce that I am a •June 3, 1924. If cloctod candidate tor constable of District □; ■ ron,*tructJye logls- No. 1, subject to the Democratic primary to bo held Jbne 3rd, 1924. tLre,bcnafit of the Lna.'u pcoplc ,n Seminole Said district beig composed o f the *n|i the state of Florida. following voting precincts: SunU --------- J. R. LYLES. ford, Luke Monroe and Paolo. [ i l NTY COMMISSIONER _______________ E. E. W ALKER.^ PT*nnouncs my candldaey FOR BUPERINTENDBNT OF 1 y Comimssioner for the PUBLIC INSTRUCTION I hereby announce my candidacy towns W ? ' I-*’"Rwood'. and Al- for re-election to the office of I springs, and county auperintcnder.l of publie instruction of Sominole County, subject to tho Democratic primary to held on June .3rd,. 19jU- LAWTON. Political Announcements ANNOUNCEMENTS PAGfe USEVTHEM FOR RESULTS HELP WANTED S a n fo r d b u sin ess men FOR COUNTYJUDGK. “ NOTICE Subject, o2 course, to the action I will ho a candidate for rcnomi­ of the Democratic Primary to b* .- nation for the otflco of State A t-, held Juno 3rd, I will be a candidate for. the office of-County- Jiwye of+belU-When tornfiy.qLttw Seventh Judicial Otr-‘ Seminole County. I shall be grate* cuit of the State of Florida, sub­ 'ul for the nomination and elec-' ject, to the action of Uio Demo­ .Ion, and if elected 1 assure the cratic Primary. Y * jr endorsement citizenship of 8'eminolc a fair and for a second term if office will be faithful administration o f the a fgreatly appreciate,:. fairs of th» offiee. ' GEORGE A. DECOTTES, SCHEL l E MAINBS. State Attorney, Seventh Judicial FOIt PROSF.clJTlNn ATTORNEY, Circuit. State of Florida. I desire to announce to the d tlf o IT c o u n t y JUDGE 1 tens of Seminole County that l am 1 announce myself as a a candidate for the nomination to tnnuiouie for the office of County be Prosecuting Attorney for the Judjie of Seminole County, subject Couety, Court oi Seminole County, to the Democratic primary, Juno 3, subject to the action o f the Demo­ 1921. I pledge inithful service cratic Primary, «une 3rd, 1924. I should you noniinntc me. rill be grateful lor your vote and ____________J. O. SHARON. ;ho nomination. ERNEST F. HOUSEHOLDER. MEMBER OF SCHOOL BOARD I wish to announce that I am n I hereby announce myself a can­ candidate for Member of tho didate for ro-elcctlon on June 3rd, School Board of Seminole Co. from 1924 as Constable of District Num­ School district No. 3. Subject to ber 1 of Seminole County, which the decision of the Democratic pri­ includes Y’otlng Precincts Num-| mary to be held June 3, 1924. bers 1, 2, 3 and 4. I will appreciate _____ H. H. PATTISHALL. the ruppoit of all voters in Dis­ trict Number 1. FOR SHERIFF R._C. (CLAUD) WHITTEN. I hereby announce piysclf a can­ didate for leclectlon to the office ANNOUNCEMENT FOR STATE of sheriff of Seminole county sub­ ATTORNEY. ject to the action of the Demo­ I nnnounce myself a candidate cratic primary to be held on June for the office of State - Attorney 3. If elected lor another term I for the Seventh Judicial Circuit o f pledge to tulhll the duties of tho Florida, subject to the Democratic office In the same efficient manner Primary to be held In June. If that I have Conducted it in the upon examination of my record Keep past. my candidacy is favorably consid­ ___________________ C M. HAND. _ ered, your vote and active support FOR HOARD OF PUBLIC lK - will be appreciated. MILLARD ti. SMITH- . RAPS and drain-pipes STRUCTION I hereby announce my candidnty will clog. O rdinary soap for re-election ns member of the MAKE LIFE WORTH LIVING is practically useless to clean TREE PLANTING DAYS Board of Public Instruction for them. T h e best w ay is to sift Seminole County, Florida, repre­ Don’t go nmund feeling tired, a little Red Seal Lye Into the senting school district No. 2 of sink. Its pow erful cleansing Seminole County, subject to the lacking in energy nnd strength, Democratic primary to be held on because your kidneys aro not work­ qualities quickly loosen the ing properly. The use of FOLEY grease and dirt and the rinse PILLS, n diuretic stimulant for the CHAS. A. DALLAS. water washes away the sedi­ kidneys, will give your kidneys a Fo r c l e r k tip c o u r t ment, leaving the drain-pipe good Hushing, remove injurious I hereby announce my candi­ wnste matter nnd bring the kid­ clean and sanitary. A can o f dacy for tho office of Clork of the neys back to n normal; active con­ Red Seal Lye saves m any Circuit Court, Seminole County, dition. “ Your FOLEY PILLS are plumbing bills. Florida, subject to the decision of the only thing ! ever got to do me the Democratic Primary to be aify good," writes Samuel Brenner, held ,on June 3rd, A. D., 1924. I Alexandria, Ind. Sold everywhere. DeSurcam IBity Jtand for efficiency and service in uhly (he genuine officti. Red Seal Lyt VANCE F. DOUGLASS. W rite for MISCELLANEOUS FOR MEMBER.SCHOOL BOARD FREE booklet, l hereby announce myself a can­ "Home 11tips” WANTED didate for ro-oicction to the office P. £ . T omsom & C o. of member of the board of public pu\-<vTI 60 Cents rhlhJctphU. p*. r nm o ; Instruction, representirg school Home Cooked Meals. Two blocks HWHTCSI district No. 1 of Seminole Coun‘ y, business district. subject to the Democratic primary PHOENIX HOTEL. to be held on June 3rd, 1924. 300 Pnrk Ave. Sinks, Drains and Pipes Clean T r o F. « JPVMIhr S E N A T O R IA L DISTRICT. After duo consideration, I have dccridiri re-rtcctlon to the Stato~ SeMrc from the 19th Senatorial District, composed of Orange, Seminole nnd Osceola Counties, subject to the Democratic Primary to be held Juno 3rd. I respectfully solicit yoqr support. __________ M. O. OVERSTREET. FOR COU.VrV JUDGE I hereby announce my candidacy for the office o f County Judgr o f Seminole County, subject to tnc action o f .the voters at the Demo­ cratic primary Juno 3. JOHN G. LEONARDY. FOR COUNTY JUDGE To the People of Seminole County: I am a candidate for County Judge, your, support and vute on June the 3rd will be appreciated. ‘ SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON. FOR REPRESENTATIVE. * 1 hereby announce my candidacy for member House of Korresohtntives for Seminole County subject to tho action o f the voters at the Democratic primary, June 3. ' FORREST LAKE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I hereby announce my candidacy for County Commissioner for tho Fifth District comprising Chuluota, Geneva and Osceola, subject to the action o f the Democratic pri­ mary June 3. C. A. RAULERSON. FOR CLERK CIRCUITCOURT I hereby announce that l am ■ candidate for the office o f Clerk of the Circuit Court o f Seminole County, eubject to the action of. the Qcmocratic primary in June, 1924. H .JL CHAPPELL. FOR JUSTICE OF TIIF. PEACE 1 hereby announce that I am a candidate to rthe office of Justice o f the Peace In and for tho first Jurlico district of Seminole Coun ty. With the legal and efficient assistance of the executive officers f tho county 1 promise to do my uty without prejudice. ' I-. G. STR1NGFELLOW. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE FOR SALE— DfSoto paints and vanrishei at Sabford Novelty Wdrks, sole agents. 154-tfc SANFORD STQYE_W 6RkS^32l First Street. Next door to Smith Brothers. We sell, trade, and re­ pair'all kinds of cook itovei. If your trouble is stove trouble, see Apartments For Rent' AUTOMOBILES AN D REPAIRS FOR RENT— Three roOm' apart­ ment] Lee Bro*, 415 W. First FUR UENT— One furnished twoCoupe. I A -I condition, room apartment; also! one three room apartment Onk and 2nd St. sacrifice for quick *aU. Phone 3. * ’ Shiver,* care Chamber of ' ROOMS' FOR RENT meree Bldg. | »• • / ‘ 5 -ROOM bungnloy, desirable lo­ cation; easy terms, $3500.1)0. FOR SALE— 15 acres celery land fronting on I^kc Monroe, 13 ncrcs cleared and under Irrigation, all Planted, (our flnwinu wells. 'o r HE’t» YHE. 2 EVERY MAN TO TRADE FOR SALE — Ten aei*es with small grove located on small lake. Ideal home 6ite. Real bargain. HIS is an true of Battery Repair work as it is in any other line, We spoeializc * in re­ pairing ail kinds of batter­ ies and ‘therefore we are experts and know how to repair your battery and do a satisfactory jajt> at n motL arate priep. , - ; --------- 23 acres ^ Paola, 400 orange frees. Good price for quick sale. Beautiful First St. home on 1 HAkO P. A . M e r o General Aulo Repairs NOTICE Phones: Anyone wlnhing to com­ municate with t!ie Knights oi the Ku Klu 1 Klan of Sanford may do e o by addrvnrriqg mail lu Poatofftce Ilox 68. Day, 391. Night 59«-J THE EXIDE BATTERY STATION R. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate ' and / Insurance SANFORD,------FLORIDA Schelle Maines STEWART The Florlat Flowers For All Oceaalonr George A; DeCottei Members Fi^rists Telegrapk De­ livery Assoclatloa 811 Myrtle Av*. Elton J Moughton ARCHITECT First National Bank Bldg. Sanford, — ----- Florida PRINTING The Matthews Press W .I .k . H. B. Lewis & Co N aafu e* V J i. 107 Park Ave, Telephone 349. HELLO * t^J THI«j OOCTOR PILLEM THI*> |*> MR. NO - M R JlCtC'b •' THERE t ^ O V O U ^ O M E ■c j r i c h Y OVER Fred R. Wilaon ATTORNEY-AT-LAW ... First National Bank Bldg, Hanford— ;---- — Florida Tailors, Geaners and Dyers V 7 Park Aviuae— •Phone 416 L E T T E R IN G " I f li*i Metal we car. weld !i .“ IU7 .North Sanford Avo. I‘ W ANT YOU TO COME O V E R 1ANFORD, FLORIDA „ I; Sanford Machine Co. [>u,r»l Mm SIh » 4 Wwka B.U.t r » ll » e .r (JrlMllBK i r a . l i . OX __ MmmloHU Kl T O M IO H T V fH K K P O IS O N IN THIt> v . FPOO- .N Attorney-ftt-La$r . Oxer Seminole County ' . Jank Sanford, — - Florida APPROPRIATE For All Classes of Work H FORD, FLA ’ Wilson Welding & Radiator Works Sanford Sign Shop First National Bank Building ^AND SUPPLIES N M c-, LAWYER -t*:• — Cburt Heua*. Phone 260-W • Phone 417*L*2 : F IR E O O O T OF D tN T Y — —> MOOREt,; <— BATTERIES .Rowing well. loading station, PUBLIC Stenographer; your btls- Tilings Our Readers Wont to Know cheap. noss solicited. 107 Park Ave. 3rd Real I.re rlrsns sinks, toilets, FOR SALE— Lots In Roselaud Phone 349._____ _______________ [Hitt am) pans with less time and Heights. High and dry. A-l loca­ SHOES— Become our local sales­ irotfiilo than any other cleanser. tion on Sanford Ave., from $250 man selling high grade shoos to <500 each, easy terms. If you k * * * direct to wearer. Quick seller *1 flenl Lre U a big help In washwant a desirable home come in.and and good commission. Experiunco , , r lathes. Ily softening the wntcr suo us. , not required. Tanners Shoo Mfg. k* dttt is Inosencil without any rub* Co.. 11)33 C.. St„ Boston, Boston. Mnss. Mnns. ;log ^cing necessary. If y«u want n city lot. tt subur­ WANTED—Capnble WANTED— Capable agents as • • • ban lot, K House ready built, cel­ salesmen for Coarl Gables, Good ' ^ fv iciw nnd rorncT* where roarhes ery farm, grove or anything In. opportunity for capable and at­ ind'Tff-miq abound should be sprayed the Real Estate line call us. We tractive persons— men or women. sell at the owners prico only. Apply Coral Gables office, San. Call and see us! Wi* give you tho bargains and servico. THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO.. Sominoj* .Hotel Annex. PEuLeit be^ o r ! '•at-.iiJls DISTRIBUTORS Jacksonville, Florida. FOR SALIJ— 10 .Acre*, 5 cleared, vetuUbb; I KNCW 1 HMD E. J. Smith Co 1 2-room apartment By GEORGE McMANUS thkt ticilly new; art Dutton. * TYPEWRITER RIBBONS — For use on Royal, Remington or L.1FOR RENT— Furnished bed room. C. Smith typewriters. Will sell Apply 703 Palmetto.___________ for^ one-half price. Herald office. FOR RENT—Two large furnish­ ed housekeeping rooms, $20 FOR SALE— Xmco adding ma­ chine. Never been used. $t0. Jill East 6th St. Herald office.___________________ FOR RENT— Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping; also two FOP. SALE— Egry cash register. unfurnished rooms. 210 French $10 cash. Herald ^office._________ Ave-_______ FOR SALE — Remington type­ writer, with wide carriage, in FOR RENT— Two or three fur­ nished rooms for light house­ good condition. $25 cash. Inquire 1020 at Herald office._________________ keeping, bath adjoining. Laurel Ave. FOR SALE— Dairy and stable FOR RENT— Two bed rooms. 202 manure, car lots. Link & BagPark Ave.______ _______ loy. Box 2101, Tampa. Fla.______ WANTED— Regular customers for BUILDING fresh egg*. Write Cacklcbcrry Farm, I-ake Mary, Fla. ________ MATERIAL FOR SALE— Household goods. SIIRACLU Concrete Co.,. general 515 Myrtle Ave. '■ ____________ -ement work, aidewlaks, build­ FOR SALK— Baby chair and reed ing btocka, irrigation boxea. J. R enrringe, 1iko new. 402 Oak. Terwilleger, Prop.________________ FOR SALE—We have stored with Lumbar and Building Material. Mr. \V. L Harvey, P. O. Box Carter Lumber Company 352, Snnford, Fla., one standard ( N. Laurel SL -Phone 605. make 88 note player piano in m s-; House of hognny case which we will sell for HILL LUMBER CO. Service, Quality and Price $150 and sundry charges rather than ship. For Information see Mr, Harvey, or write Cable Piano Co., Jacksonville. Fla.____________ LOST AND FOUND FOR SAI-E— Strawberries, 15c per [ qt. in field-run, 10 qts. delivered. LOST nn opportunity to keep ahrenst with the times by not Phone 130. Rex Packard._________ reading the classified pages of HOUSES FOR RENT your daily newspaper. Herald want ads contain many interesting ! FOR RENT— For 0 months, com­ messages. It will pay you to read fortably furnished house, six them dallv. sleeping rooms. 318 Magnolia DST— A dark brown and tan Avenue. 4 collie dog with white neck nhd FOR RENT— 5 room* house, bath, ot. Answers to the name of lights, wntcr, garage, $30.00 per ab. Liberal reward if returned month. Inquire 1820 Park Ave. FOR RENT— New bungalow, com­ pletely furnished until Oct. 15. On Magnolia Ave. References ex­ LOST— Block and white bull dog. changed P. O. Box 1141. One blue and ona brown eye. Short tail, nnd trimmed cars. Call 114-W. Mndam Harriot, Beauty Parlor. 3 y g fij • l H A V t O IN N ERJ -s doctor ; r S. O. Shinholser • . * i.rt ‘ Contractor and Bolide Sanford,---------- ,— Flor (rijijq Sanford Novelty ta 1 / 1 -1*r~ 1 § i j.1 V ,l4r * 1 1 j 11 \ \ 1 iji •w | • JI 1 A * - 1 I ~~/*! fl ii-fc. K fi -F ! ft fr* r \ ~ ^*''i I 1 y \\ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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L'-.fvi* -j-i SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1924. ~rr=± SINGLE' COPIES FIVE CENTS NUMBER ID rezartfci1t f : I.-.'. h M to*! Flares When Senators , Dill and Norrti.|ii* Proposal. A lm ost |with That o f Senj h Which Had iy been Withdrawn 'earn sstom m m Amendment. _ Menk lit favor o f the ex­ andoffered the eaab change has been growing in the nent whl ‘ |the minority i committee I »h. Democrat, sathor, Just pr PARLEY Speech This Afternoon Be­ fore Associated Press De­ ANy converts In clares He Is In Favor of Holding World Con­ NG GAINED TO ference toSecondConsider More Limitations On Arms and iEWALES PLAN Codification of Present Law Dr. MacKcnaie Gives Stirring Ad­ dress to Meeting of Citrus TON, Apr. 22— Facproposal cash option . Growers la frostp roof. *»"V revolt of tho4n-|* v. FROSTPROOF, Apr. 22.— (Spec­ dement In the Demothe senate prepared ial to The Herald)— Many new session to hasten ac- converta to the “ Lake Wales Plan" ash option flared *up for remedying Florida’s citrus hen Senator Walah, sales problems by giving the Flor­ ally withdrawn Jt, ida Citrus Exchange control of the land, Democrat, back, fruit crop were won by Dr. W. A. or Dill, Democrat and McKenzie, chairman or the Citrusablican, offered an Sign-Up Day campaign In a reg­ ular revival meeting of growers posal. at the local theater Monday night. limmons, North CaroAfter talking IK for more than an legion support la due tf the insurance that hour on the fundamental causes enacted and that the of the present poor market condi­ tsh might be advneed tions and the need for closer co­ ordination of Florida growers in "if you vote a caah their selling work Dr. McKenzie Iy disassociated from called for all of those who believed of n executive veto in.the plan for co-operative mar­ ommnd n overwhelm- keting to "stand up", fully 00 per ■’ Senator Bursam, Re- cent of the 200 growers present INew Mexico said “ If JuYnped to their feet. C. W. Law­ ss a bonus gill in this rence, president of tho Frostproof |will never get one." Citrus Growers Association and Carolina Senator said chairman of the meeting, express­ sgree for "every day ed himself as wonderfully pleased American Legions with the response made to Dr. Mo­ Kenzie’a appeal and said that on the proposal for many o f those who voted In favor in the pending of co-ouperatlve marketing had ince soldier bonus formerly been opposed to affilia­ anded in the senate tion with tho exchange. Senator Copeland, A number of growers at tho P York, after his par- .meeting volunteered to canvas this srlier in the day had territory for growers’ signatures 'drawn such a substi- on the "U ke Wales Flan” con­ tracts this committee is being was reached to vote completed today and will begin option proposed Tues- work immediately. "There is every and Senator Cvrtis. indication," Mr. Lawrence says, |Kansas, in charge of “that we will have from 7Q to 80 announced ha would cent of the growers In this h ° n the bonus bill •unity ^affiliated with the ex- Homestead, section since the effecof 5 ? . v a j & ? nMonday . ,B“ chnight rf Drweek which-UDened drtrpened thoitatathe citru , Valah h & S E c [the amendment ,wh 'Insurance bill baeafee ereated /■Or Tk, A o trlaifj Prnal NEW YORK. Apr. • 22.— Preeldent Coolidge, who will addreae t% .Jttuchcon, Of,the Associated - Pres* Tuesday arrived at the Penney!vanla Station today with Mm. Coolidge and a small party at 0^12, o’clock this morning and left for the- Waldorf Astoria. They were greeted by cheering as they walked through the police lines to their automobile. NEW YORK. April 22.-Presldent Coolidge announced in an ad­ dress at the annual luncheon here today of the Associated Press that with firm establishment of a settle­ ment of the German reparations question he would favor steps look­ ing toward the calling of another world conference to consider fur­ ther limitation of armaments and the codification of International law. Disclaiming any ability to an­ nounce a formula that would guar­ antee the peace of the world, tho President declared thero were, howevr, crtaln definit things which should b done to relieve the world of much of the burden of military • fom en ts and diminish the proba­ bility of military operations." "The Washington conference did n great deul to restore harmony and god will among the nations.” the President said. •'Another pur­ pose of a conference is the further limitation of competitive arma­ ments. Much remains to be accom­ plished in that direction. “ It would appear to bo imprac­ ticable (o attempt action under the resent conditions, but with a cerdn and definite settlement of Ger­ man reparations firmly.established, I should favor the calling of a slmllar conference to achieve such limitations of armaments and initi­ ate plans for a codification of inter­ national law, should preliminary in<luirJS* dolose that such a proposal J*ould meet with a sympathetic responso." £ f t s£ ! f l & l Pre>,dent S H w W W eW li a n W f t W _____ wand world peace because America holds the respetict of other nations DUNDEE, Apr. 22.—The Dun­ and "our position is such that we •tors Copeland, {till, Washington, and Nor- dee Citrds Growers Association are trusted and our buaines sinstiganized here Monday night tutions and government considered •n, Nebraska, earlier Mr. Walsh to put the by a group tof Florida Citrus Ex­ to be worthy of confidence.” Mr. Coolidge haled the work of srd now "and let tho change officials headed by C. E. the Dawes Commission as unsur­ tSewart, Jr., business manager and defeat fall where it (Massachusetts senator C. C. Commander, manager of the passed in importance by anything that had transpired since the arm­ in his course by Sen- Polk county sub exchange. More than 400 acres of grove istice and declured there appeared on, Arkansas, Demo►r. Senator Robinson was represented in the member­ "to bo every reason to hope that •Walsh insisted that to ship as signed up at the meeting the report offers a basis for a prac­ >option In the hill'now and an additional 100 acres will be tical solution of the reparations probably to defeat any closed today. Every grower ex­ problem." “ I trust that it may commend Istlon. They pointed to cept one who waa in attendance F'ons of several Repub- signed the exchange contract Mon­ itself to all the European govern­ ments interested as a method by ors who announced on day night Mr. Commander reported a prac­ which, through mutual concessions, key would vote to gus(idential Veto of a caah tical landslide throughout Polk they can arrive at a stable adjust­ «• bill but would vote county, in favor of the Florida Cit­ ment of the intricate and xecatious i» veto of th* straight rus Exchange in tho course of his problem of reparations, and that neasure. remarks stating that between 300 such an outcome will provide for and 500 acres o f producing groves the restoration of Germany and the [Endorse* Inaurance. ung inaurance bill has had been signed up in the past two largest possible payments to other • endorsement of tho or three days in 10, 20 ana 80 acre countries,’ ’he added. Pointing out that the plan pro­ jLeglon. Commander unitsIn addition a number of large posed by General Dawes and his as|Saturday sent each senurging that no at- grove owners have come into the jmciatea contemplates an Immediate exchange as reported previously. loan to Germany for pressing needs le to amend it of this, Republican Iead- Manager Commander is confident and for financing of a bank, he ex­ “nfident tonight that the taht Polk county will go into the pressed the hope that private would not be voted In, next shipping season at least 00 American capital would be willing to participate in the making of lut that advocates of the per cant for the exchange. such a loan. ■■ leasure would be joined The President devoted his ad­ |y all opponents of a bodress delivered to the loading newspaper publishers and editors iNorriawld-a cash and of the country, to the country’s forTiUj could be passed over sign relations In the main although 'al veto in the house and he reminded those who heard him he had mad* no poll, that “ our first duty Is to ourselves" Ithere waa a good chance and that "American standards must ough votes for this also TAMPA. April" 22.— (Special to be maintained, American institu­ »te. the Herald).—Announcement was Walsh said the open made public here Monday after­ tions must be preserved." The President, in alludin gto this puwl on page eight noon that Hon. Charles D. Haines, danger, mentioned that the world of Altpmont* Springs, who recently war caused manyw of the old atanhis withdrawal from the dards to be impended or eaat aside Savings And announced gubernatorial contest, has given a and asserted that although war >mpany toopen strong endorsement to the candida­ conditions had passed away, they cy of Prank E. Jennings, of Jack­ left I'a trail of vicious and crimi­ m in Leesburg sonville. nal selflshnesa." Then turning to — “ My anpport of tho candidacy of the revelations of the senate In­ * *• friends and stock* Frank E. Jennings for the gover­ vestigations without mentioning the Sanford Loan A norship ef Florida," states Mr. them specifically, ha continued: ‘topany, come* th* an- Haines’ pronouncement, “ U based “ From all of this sordidnesx the Mthat the officials t f the upon my respect for end abiding affairs of government, of course, confidence in the man, my firm con­ will In a short time suffered. In some of it a few pub•liar banking house In viction that he would make a dis- lie officers were guilty participants. rely clean, honest, abb exec- But tba wonder (a not that this was i the announcement .o f free from corporate or other so much or so many, rather that It •*red in the Leesbdrg eatongMnf!alliances, such as are has been so little and so few. The of a recant date, of tho Leesburg bank slWays found inimical to good gov­ encouraging thing at present ie the the fourth one that ta ernment, that he ie fully endowed evidence of a well-nigh complete with qupllfled executive ability, a return to normal methods of action, uy. i th# o* the •ltution. ■ Other piaeea diligent, energetic, progressive, one and a aanepublk opinion. Th* institutions are Jo- that nothing could swerve from do­ gravity of guilt of this kindds folly ng his utmost to promote the wel­ c (Continued on peg* 8) Bradentown and Oeata. ing ppinssa and* prosperity of •**. of the banks alrfady fare, happiness Ie. tho upbuilding of the the people, ' state andIthe development of its re- Disease Continuing: To sources." . Charles D. Haines Asks Follow ers To Support Jennings rs szm& »«cial betka.. fr-tr, tburg bank wiU .be L*. Dean, ?**• »iU open for buel1• »*ry short time, if U f«d Bay G, Fox. Uvea of the. local * conned with FORD REFUSES TO APPEAR. • WASHINGTON, Apr. 22 -H enry Ford Informed the innate •gricultureJ committee Monday twit Jt would be^posaible for him to a] r in person before the eommitto explain hia Muscle Shoals bid. * “ -••** ,H ’ * a latter Ford’s W. >8- E PLANSFfflM D FOR POLmCAL MEET APRIL 26 Chairman Houston o f Federal Trade Commission Supports Testim ony A bout Handmtg Anti-Trust Cases Labor Federate Arguing For <Ur T»f Am w Ii IH j*» i» WASHINGTON, Apr. 22.— .Additional .arguments in. favor, W s H i N G f o N 'r v ^ : defyor to Induce the department of legalizing beer will be pre­ Chairman euston Thompson, sented Tuesday to the Judiciary of Justice under Attorney General federal t e commission te­ herty to institute criminal committee. A dozen or more day laid ar* the Daagher* witnesses present to continue ings under the anti-trust ty com mi additional evi­ the sppesl for modification of dence to support his testimony the Volstead act begun Mon­ Glllett’s Appearance Brief. . , _ . that the antl-trast cases were !?*.. r Glllett’s appearance be- Large Number of Candidates day by representativss of the not properly 'handled under American Federation of Labor. the committee was brief, elFor State Offices Are E x-1 Centering their arguments on Attorney General Daugherty ugh sparks flew once or »wi*« peeted to Attend Political | the evil effects of the allaged after facts'-warranting legal In his personal exchanges with H. action developed by the camRally To Be Held Here inability to enforce prohibition L.’ Scatfe, a former investigator mission were tarped over to fee the department of Justice, who Ntact Saturday— Robert J. certain advocates insisted con* gross had authority to peripit the Department of Justice. aWerted last week that liquor from Holly Will Act as Chairman. the sale of 2.75 per cent beer Turning from conditions of ndtmd stocks got into thi hands of since tho eighteenth amendment trade industry which were de­ Mr. Giiiett. The only basis for the Everything is in rosdiness for did not define what drinks were scribed at length yesterday story, Mr. Gillett said, was that he intoxicating. t^e chairman related how he did recover for a constituent u a i holding the political speech-making had uncovered “price fixing*’ tounk, seized because it contained: meeting on Saturday of this week liquor, back in 1919, out only after .a.nd , . “ coercive . measures’ when the several candidates for the liquor was removed. among lumber producers In 1919. ,F. A. Boucher, a clerk dismissed 1state offices will gather here to by W. J. Burns from the bureau of speak in behalf of their candida­ WASHINGTON. April t . —Alls- investigation of the department of cies. This fact waa made public gallons of liquor disappearances at Justice in 1921, said officials in the Tuesday by R. J. Holly, secretary the department of justice of de­ department hud been accustomed faults in anti-trust law prosecu­ to keep good liquors from seizures of the Seminole County Democratic in their officer, tions, and of privileges extended to ^ . . .ror . . dispensing .....------ _ to. Executive Committee,„ who will act millionaire’’ convicts at Atlanta friends while Alonzo E. Bunch, who j as chairman of the meeting, federal penitentiary were made got a court order for the restore-' Mr. Holly stated that there will Gubernatorial Candidate Will Monday before the senate Daugh­ lion of over 100 cases o f whiskey. Speak In Sanford Behalf Cantold a story of long and fruitless j be * ,ar*° candidates erty investigating committee. dacy Next Thursday Speaker Gillett of the house was .efforts to get it back, and asserted present at the gathering. Among Afternoon. allowed to open the hearing by en­ that it hud all been "drunk up." E. them will be Wo*rth W. Trammell tering an emphatic denlel that any B. McLean, Washington publisher, and Charles H .Spencer, candidates John W. Martin, three times of the liquor seized by the depart­ got some of it, Bunch insisted, on mayor of Jacksonville and how n for governor. Although Frank E. ment ever reached him, and Cnalr- the word of a nmn who hauled candidate for governor, will speak man Houston Thompson of the fed­ it away from department of justice Jennings and Sidney J. Catts will in Sanford Thursday afternoon at eral trade commission, who will be store rooms. bo unable to eb present, there will 4 o’clock at the Seminole County heard to greater extent later, be­ {During one brief dip into the sit- be representatives here to speak In Bank corner, it was announced gan an account of that body’s enContinued on page 8. their behalf. It was understood Tuesday. Mr. Martin will arrive here thot John W. Martin, the other Thursday morning from Orlando candidate for governor, who wus where he is scheduled to speak originally schedule to be here on Wednesday nigh) in behalf of his Saturday, will be unable to be candidacy for thfc office of chief ex­ present ami instead will speak at ecutive of Florida. Mr. Martin has visited nearly every county in the Sanford on Thursday afternoon. Congressman W. J. Sears aCKis- state during the campaign thus far simmee, will also be a speaker, it and everywhere he has been re­ As Court Adjourn* Thaw Confi­ Explains How Government Can was announced. Mr. Sears is run­ ceived with a hearty response. ning for re-election as representa­ ‘ This will be his first address in dently Tells Counsel "I'll With Muscle Shoals Plant tive from the Rtarth Congressional Sanford and Seminole county in belie Free Tomor­ Produce Cheaper naif of his race for the governor­ District. row. Fertiliser. George A. DeCottes of Sanford, ship. However he is not unknown J. A. Scarlett of DeLand, _______ and Mil- in* city for he has spoken here a (Hr The A■■•elate* Press) ■ (Hr The A.xwlmnl |»rraa) PHILADELPHIA. Apr- 22. WASHINGTON, April 22.—Froc- lard B. Smith of Titusville, all can- number of times, the last of which didates of the was last December when he deliv­ Just aa the- Harry K. Thaw esses for the production of fertlll- • u*,“*““ for ’ — state's attorney ------- »*-sanity trial had receased at zor and farm insecticides under the Soventh Judicial District, have sig­ ered the Elk’s memorial address. luncheon Thaw rushed to the Hooker - Whit# - Atterbury Muscle nified their Intentions of being here At other times he has spoke it Shoul.H bid were explained to the to present their views. Likewise different gatherings and always he preaa table and burst into an excited speech in denunciation senate agricultural committee Mon­ Senator M. O. Overstreet of Orlan­ has made favorable impression, It of Wm. Gray, who addressed day by A. H Hooker, chemist, as­ do, and Lewis O'Bryan of this city, Is said. Mr. Martin was originally sche­ candidates for state senator, will the Jury *in opposition to sociated with the bidders. duled to appear here next Satur­ . Thaw’a release. When calmed •Hooker, said this proposal would n|so be present. Mr. Holly stated that Mayor For­ day when the big political meeting guarantee down Thaw said he waa was not guarantee the production and dinexcited but nervousi because ibution of cheaper fertiliser at n rest Lake and R. J. Lyle, candidates arranged by the county Democratic tribution he Jury Jurv if * greater profit | of danger of losing the to the government for county representative, are Executive Committee, is to be held. certain records were introduc- Uun any other offer, “ whether by scheduled to address the voters. However, R. J. Holly, who Is in a i! received ed. * ' l&T?. Toni, by the power companies or He also added that if any bther cherge of the im uting, candidates for direct government operation." ror county offices desire word this morning from the the guber_ tin by-products ox fcrtfll- to speak that they may do *o by patorial aspirant, that because of a JOHN MARTIN IS TO PRESENT HIS VIEWS THURSDAY THAW PREDICTS HOOKER SHOWS C O U R T S W I L L H O W FARM ERS SOON FREE HIM TO BE_H E L P E D by a Jury her* Tuesday testimony in hie trial and the' addresses of opposing counsel having been virT tually completed Monday before Judge John Monaghan. “ I’ll be free Tuesday," * was Thaw’s confident assertion to his counsel as court adjourned. Admission by two alienists, called to the stand by counsel op­ posing his release that during Thaw’s confinement at the Pennsyl­ vania hospital for mental and nerv­ ous diseases, he had shown no in­ dications of insanity, was taken by his lawyers as a strong point In their client’! favor, although both alienista stated he was suffering from "moral insanity." Skowa Active Interest. Duriqg Monday’s proceedings Thaw evinced active interest, mak­ ing nutneroua remarks -to hit at­ torneys, Former Judge John M. Patterson, chief counsel for Thaw, in his address to the Jury, attacked the opposition for their failure to cross-examine Thaw when he was on the stand, asserting that had they done so, "the result would have thrown their case out of court-" Neither Mrs. Mery C. Thaw, 82'ear-old mother of the slayer of itanford White, nor Evelyn Nee bit. Thaw’ s divorced wife, appeared on the atand. Dr. Charles W. Burr of the Uni­ versity of Pennsylvania, a special­ ist In mental and nervous troubles, in answer to questions by Arthur Dickson, counsel for the trustees of ThaV* estate, elated he believed Thaw “ morally Insane" and incap­ able of administering hia affairs If released. Judge Monaghan asked the alien­ ist a number of questions including thosa which elicited the assertion that conversations with Thaw showed no indications o f insanity. Theodor* H. Weiaenburg, con­ sulting neurologist at the state hospital fo r the (naan# at Norris­ town. was the next witness. 'He said he “came to the conclusion he (Thaw) la of unsound mind.” tContinued on page 8) rhem are valuable for the extermination ' ’* of crop peats. Among them would be "paradlglor of benzol," which destroys the peach borer and cal­ cium arsenate used to kill th* cot­ ton boll weevil. In addition, experimentation would be made in an effort to find a remedy for black wheat rust and black spot in tobacco. Hooker sdded. He explained that experi­ ment! were now being made by the Hooker Company which promises successes. A fertilizer process, which the Hooker bidders plan to use If thev get Musclo Shoals, Hooker said, wuuld make available to farmers at one-ha if the present price of luw percentage fertiliser, a fertili­ zer pf 76 per cent, plant food. Fer­ tilisers now on the market. Hooker said, contain only 18 to 25 per cent, plant food and under the present processes to increase plant food would make the cost pro­ hibitive. With the aid of modern chemis­ try and the electric furnace, Hook­ er said, free phosphoric acid can be produced by heating phosphate rock mixed with sand. "This, in turn," he added, “ we cun also combine again without sul­ phuric acid with our cheap eyntheti cammonia obtained from the air, and we now have a combination phosphate of ammonia, which con­ tains 76 per cent, plant food. 40 per cent, phosphoric acid and 16 per cant, ammonia. If we now add to this a potash salt we have a complete fertilizer containing am­ monia, phosphoric acid and potash. Wo have .estimated that such a fertiliser could be delivered to the funner at rather lass than half the present coat of fertiliser." During the testimony of Francis It. Weller, consulting engineer, Sen­ ator Harrison, Democrat, Missis! sippi, asked if the Hooker bidden would guarantee the government a net return of 190,000,000, as be undtratood the Ford bid would. Wel­ ler replied that he did not under­ stand the Font bid to make such a ;i Continued on page eight. It was furthar.announced that the speaking will tjegln promptly at 1 o’clock In Central Park. Tho speakers will use the bandstand and there aril) be plenty of benches provided for the crowd of voters. A large number of reJidenta from all over the countv are expected to bo here to hear tne candidates. Mr. Holly staled in connection with the committee’s work of ar­ ranging the several political'meet, ingu over the county, that the all­ day picnic and barbecue at Lake Mary which was originally sched­ uled for Thursday, May 22, has been postponed to Saturday, May 24. This action was taken in order not to conflict with the big Shrino ceremonial which will be held here on that date. Washington News (Br The Ah m Ii UX Press) The house Judiciary committee began hearings on bills to modify th« Volstead act. House and senate conferees set Friday fur their Arat meeting on the immigration bill. Senate Democrats offered a sub­ stitute cash and inaurance bill for the pending atraight insurance measure against the stand of partv leaders. Revision of to reclamation law along the lines suggested by Secre­ tary Work’s advisory committee was recommended to congress by President Coolidge. The senate committee investi­ gating the indictment of Senator Wheeler, Democrat, Montana, sub­ poenaed thru members of the grand jury which acted in the case. The senate Bursum bill carry­ ing pension increases for vetorana of the war of 1812 and the Spanish, Mexican and Indian ware was pass­ ed by the house. The Daughqrty investigating committee heard more charges of confiscated liquor being supplied to “officiasl" and inquired into en­ forcement of the anti-trust law*. House members obtained th* necessary number of signatures to a petition to dlMharg* the com­ merce committee from considera­ tion of the Barkley bill to abolish the railroad labor board. ■An extra appropriation of |1,600,000 to combat the foot and moqth disease Kgs was approved by th* -- . •* senate , and California represents­ influential accession* .. ,, liscussed quarantine1regula­ o f th* Exchange in . tions'with the department of agri­ territory. culture. j ■ , reference to eauaea eason-B unsatisfactory and as to the most “ Bobbed Hair Bandit” m ~ R ogerB abson Becomes a Member' o f . The Babson Park Citrus Association H *„u i bare of the Florida . Citru* Ex­ change were greatly grattflad today. •J? „ • announcement that Roger w . Babson, world famous statist!dan, hna become a member of Spread in California Babson Pnrk Citrus Growers’ soclation. (i%r am t i i t i l f •Mr. 'Babson recently esma into LOS ANOELES, Anri) 22.—The possession of a conslderabla “ — u a oart of a ofr grove, w spread of the foot ana mouth m epi­ demk^to Sen Bernadife c county, was nponid ate fatar. m ^SgSi and‘ ‘Instead asked that a.m uting be arranged for Thursday after­ noon. The former mayor of Jackson­ ville has Just been on a tour of to west coast, where It is said that he has a large following. From Sanford, he will go to DeLand where he will speak Friday and thence to St. Augustine and Hast­ ings where he is also scheduled to speak. He will spend the week-end in Jacksonville and then next wujc will start on his ou t coaat itiner­ ary, it ie announced. Sanford Rotarians H e a r Interesting Talk By MinisterRev. Paul C. Burhana, pastor of the Congregational church, was th* principal spanker at th* Rotary luncheon Tuesday. His talk, which was very interesting and much enjoyed by the club, was mado upon the subject, “The Adventurers. Harry F. Kent was In charge of th* program for th* day, which in eluded among other features vocal selections by the Misses Frank end Woodruff, etudeaU of the Sanford High School. Miss Velma Shipp waa the accompanist for th* two singers. These numbers were also greatl yenjoyed as waa evidenced H* Chamber of Commerce fa Ac­ tive In Matter Affecting “ Proposed New Glaus Rates Which . Were Recently Adopted Pending Further Hearing In Matter Shortly* By R. W. Penman, Jr. An important meeting of the Traffic an<t Transportation Com­ mittee of the Chamber of Com­ merce was held leat night during which time the impending changes in class rates affecting this aectiem, and as a matter of fact, the entire state, cam* up far much discussion. It was felt by the Committee that action looking toward the forma­ tion of an organization having a state-wide support should bo Im­ mediately taken to best protect th* interests of the State: This elate rata case started In the summer of 1922 and involve* everv class rate from all territory, roughly speaking, eaat of a line drawn from Chicago to New Or­ leans and every pojntajn Florida and other southern stalks. Hear Ings on this cast* "were held throughout the summer of 1922, continued through 1923, and a prosed report has Just been issued the Inter-State Commerce Com­ mission, suggesting a basis to be employed in arriving at rates. Class rates apply to traffic mov­ ing in less than car load quantities such as dry goods, shoes, clothing, groceries, hardware, machinery, etc. Commodity rates apply to heavy mkterials. such as cement, lime, lumber, plaster, naval stores, fruits and vegetables, etc. The most Important fu tu re in connection with thla whole matter Is the basis employed In arriving at the claas rates sufm strd-bearinr in mind that such Dasis and uadi rata Anally adopted will be the yard-stlok, so to spank, for aU fut­ ure class ratqs and in some In­ stances will control the measure of the commodity rates that ar* to be revised during the coming months The Florida porta moat adversely affected by this proposed report are Jackao lonvtU*. i’alatka, DeLabd, Hanford, Tamp*. Miami, Penuenla, Ft. Myers andSt. Petersburg. The ’ F»tentative C ret whl five heretofore enjoyed. No l tempt t)*a y*t been mad* by. 1 water carriers to increase tin rate* correspondtn#*). It' foregone conclusion that porta will us* every effort \ ulate water transpartatien. «■» The rates proposed „ „ , Southern Florida ar* ellgh er than arc proposed for th ern sections of the Stats*. _ due to the fact that tho traffic oriflasting qt New Orleans and west thereof, moving through life north­ ern sections o f tMe State, this I* ern seaboard points, is crcditad to the Northern section of • Florida, even though- the* business does hot origin*)* there. On the other hand, the center of population and .fa* center of production are in th* central and southern portions of th* State, but despite this, the pro­ posed report doex.not give this sectlon.thd same recognition. It ix believed thqt with the orop«r rep­ resentation, when ora! argument on tMe case take* place. It will ha possible to secure action more favorable to the southern part .of Florida. Immediately fi following the Anal decision In ... fala case, ci it will be esaary revlae all . . •y1 . to. revise . - t—t. rates *? to «nd anu front irons, Florida norma to con­ form to the basis adopted . r - .„ .In fas cUm rate*. It erlll ala* be m •ary to make some changes in __ claaaiAcation. Public hearings on these .matter* will b* bald f ‘ time to time *t convenient pi and -It is. very- essential that State have a competent tative, supported by tha state, end who will hav* on* . (Continued M i*e«] arty they Visitors included the following Rotarians: Rev. Dean Adcock-*, W. Mil. Glenn and Judge C. O. An­ drews of Orlando, end S. G. Ken­ nedy. of Lakoland. Local-visitors besides Rev. Burhans, included D. M. Sherwood. • . Rotarian Milton C. Haddock re­ Authorities Bringing ported on the program arranged for Boys’ Week which will be ob­ Back Tampa ftohber served during the week beginning April 27. _ *«•*•!•»•* JTreae) ’ The following- membars were TAMPA, April 22.—Paul Hubs, present at the luncheon Tuesday: wanted by authorities hate in con­ Robert J. ”Holly, * E. F, •liou.iehoid* nection with a robbery *o? a** Haynes, Edward Hig- factory of more than M4 QOO^n er. Walter Hayrvre, m tx . v s s j r a S v P S w S ? a (> H? h? a *PPifc*U©o far re­ vena, a. o . tunnnolaer, B. J. Star- lease on habeas cornua was nhiint ling. D. L. Thrartmr, Frank Ver- fallowing^.questioner, it was re­ Arthur Yoweli and Milton C, ported yesterday. -Others impli­ cated in the robbery are atill at , , ........ To Try Negra^For iMurder 44 Years Ago . Arrives In New Y ork J hH w spectacular "* CT & ' Edwar York lata 1 ♦l “. • 9?.*. *t wlU ^ rrerX ; adajr to stand to 0 . £', Ola CUn& nr. The More day} i. voters erlll. with Stipe for the Js vemher eta taxes for, i »- S' 1 r, �I rm tVf SSEr. X7 r >' _i_lt ; % PAG B SBC/ a t, l \Y V. ' ' TH ^ 8AW W n r- -r r ! 7 Z T r Bfta r.'» tw ? i ■ f» • I The World of f to ifM m . 2492 Sh- yds. . 169 Sqr ft.^e____ 73.20 Tjk *XP~Z----- - ----- - 19y5° k ISili W . 1 -4 , B lk 6 , i V , 1 3 ................ .. ......... ..................... ...... I6,l.5e1 _________......................... w.«g Mary E..Styles W. ^*2 of Blk 6, Tr. 13, (L^ss E. a t t p e X ' W t o>& ' # 927.60 ........ ............. . , 16 ft. 9 in. of N. W. 1*4) 1 Manhole ...... ...... ................. ...................J............... 60 00 Victor and Belle Check All Blk 6, Tr. 14 ....... 119 Uh. f t 12“ storth fcWfr « f U 0 ---------W .9 0 6. W. Bowman, E. 43.7 ft. BljfB, T f,1 6 tx V u :U 3tk ............... X z L r Z * ______TO ALL / ’ KOPERTV ‘OWNERS flw M f c o 4PROPERTY ON T ^ t D *; Avacado Terrace, Sanford, Florida. 2 Mtfntnnenta at street Intersections-----STREET FROM MAGNO'l.TA \VB. TO MYRTLE AVTK • <’ Henry Nickel Lot 1 Labrflttory inspection ............................ .............................. j •»^ sor* fienrNIcfceT Del .... . 63 • expense, ......■ ,jfrtko-,U.hiMeb^*«W»n that, the.cotwUw&Mw4. tho.asphalt^-p***Henry Nickel Lot 9 EfTlfi/itCTlWf i% . .................................... ........................... * ^ ^ 1 — «3 mcnt on Tlutd Bt. fWnh Magnolia AVie. to Kfyrtle Are. h»» t& n tans* • ...... ................................... — 170.3* \» •.”* I ^•% •{A ’T 4# * a Henry Nickel Lbt 10 • f.lntfd, nnd tho completed drorh has teen 'finifly accepted by A o 'tifm* > ’ •• f • ............ .. * ....97049.43. Henry Niche! L«t 11 TOUI f 1' — 50 ..... . I mission of the Ctty of Sanford, Florida. , _'• Henry Nickel Lot 12 50 MH Henry Nlekel Lot. 13 ...%--------- ^41....:.... 50 The following I* the final Mtttftfto.of the poet » f W d etM f *Jfe l 6 Henry Nickel Lot H $0 |sheet aspffclt pavement bn Third Street from Magnolia Aywru^.weat Numbtf .......................... m r * * * * * ' Henry Nickel Lo? I f .—.— —— ........ ..... so A s s f t t t i _ _ Wo Myrtle Avenue firdfirUf■feet to*S0 feet fn w i d t h . •. - ■■" *7 J-tu ? — -*-—•....—.... 50 W t t o l w M #:.......... *, * • •• -Henry' Nickel. Lot I 81 — ..M 8.00 : 120 Co. yds. excavation ® 40c i. “ Ark” Newton is Easily Win* sprawling off the boards. L. G. Btringfellbw’ii Subdivislcm. _ 1868 Cu. J ___ ^ ........ r ............1 Little Berryman, a mite of a lad,1__ a «_ • ......... !.............t....^_ V0AO M6“ ner of Southeastern Penta- duplicated his sprint superiority 660 Sta. yds. overhaul @ Jc .......u.. 227.' F. V. MtBrido Lot i ---- -------------- — 120 i. overhaul fp l e ‘L^'-...‘i..’~-....:,—....... 22766 Sta. , ,3 2 4 .0 0 thlen Championship Retain* in the 220 dash. As in the cen- ____ 132 Bq. yds. rock ^ban <_fr 76c . ____ .. 1051 Mm. Mary Packard 3. 1:* Lot 2, Blk “ A” ------- fio . iTijWt'.cfub fiS * 80c 3303 UH/ ing His Wonderful Prestige tury race, Blitch of Florida, nnd ' jjg Sq. yds. 2" sheet asphalt top fib 97c ....«....... ...... ••<•- ........ 410.04 307a 2304.7# i E. Tfc'w N. 1-2 Lot 2, Rik “ A " (Less N*1p’ ) ...^ 50 bsta 7 6 ' i .... ........... rois * 1 Labratory Inspection ......- ...... .................................. - ...... — P1®^ ? nincd in Meet Held to st .. 2983.72 L. G. SttingfelloW .AU'fBoek “ B" ----- .................. 308.4 3076 & . y d s .T isphil'tlw^J&'We • * -« * -« — ........— ......................... ..... Legal expense, advertising, otc. 2% ...... •»...................- .....—~ (I®-15 rdur— Sens Is High Point' respectively. Three , ’Gator men j i ‘ ' The gbovo and foregoing flfteV Mseiaffients *r* pira ••••MM***....... .. 24.20 22 Lil). ./L U ljl^M sswer 0 — U n .,/C u w r ’® ® ft.1 91.U Engineering 4% Man Winning 3 First Places went to the post in the mile run, .. 13.00 iptbrest vi> fo May 16th, and fram^and'nfter iuch d»Ui 2 Monontertt#' at street intersections .......------ ........I.... ..land the boys raced a hard four Micasmenta will be payable only In tefi'k^al annual Instj Extra work ..... 1866.01 GAINESVILLE, Apr. 21 .—Two laps, Cassels finishing with a burst |Total cost Interest at 8% per annum on all deferred payments. of speed that proved him a track 7 L akfiitw y irupeetibn ..... — ------------------------..... champions—conscious and respect­ man 1with ... real1 stuff about __ _ LITo bo borne by City 1-3, 9285.35. his L_U belt 1*1 - 147.29 Witness my hand as City Clerk add &# Seal of th( I^gkl. •*pease, advertising, etc., 2% .... —.... ....... ful of their treasure—gambled line. To be borne by adjacent property owners, 1570.69. . ... 294.68 ford, Florida this 4th day of April, A, D. 1924, Engineering 4% ............ ............ ............... with their prise booty Saturday•a . r » Lee sens won the 120 yard high ' t.^. • dolled the dide of fate—and won. hurdles. Bun Monroe, perhaps the Number of feet frontage, 1387. (SEAL) L. R. PIUUPs, Two champions Saturday were re­ south’s greatest collego hurdler, Assessment per foot frontage, 90.4116. .87868.37 Total cozt ........—..... • w m *. .*. * * ? . ..................... FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer^ created, were recrowned with was unable to cope .with ' Sens’ Lot 74 ------------.... To be borne Ay CUy'l*3, W. C. PeCoursey, D< ‘ Foot * gtydy. Final steady .stride, experience and nat­ J. fl. Chandler, Lot 76 The University of Florida. With ural ability. Monroe waxed a bit­ Name Assessment To be bortie Ay adjiiefit property owner#, 86204.25. • Description . Frontage a burst of the same spirit and ter fight, and made his Atlanta J..E. Chandler, Lot 76 Number of feet frontage, 2931. ‘J E. It. TraffrodV Map, Sanford, Fla. ability that carried them 12 months rival go the. limit in obtaining a G. p . Ellis, Lot 77 ..... i' r Assessment per foot frofiUge, 91.7766, ajfo to 'p supreme victory, unfurled verdict. The 220 yard low hur­ S. O. Shlnhoiser Lot 6, Blk 4, Tier 3 ....,................. 117 G. E. Ellis, Lot 78 ..... their prouu banner on Murphreo dles and the 440 yard obstacles Congregational Church L/)t 10, Blk 4, Tier 3 .....- 117 ,. FRED T. WILtTAMS, Engineer. H. C. DuBose, Lot 79 Field Saturday before a miserable were a replica, Sens winning first. Eh-. J. N. Robson Lot 6, Blk 4. Tier 4 ........... 4/.. 117 ' sized gallery of fans and swept to Monroe seemed to have tough AsMeameat W. T. Field, Lot 80 r Nam# ' . >( fi'eaerfption ’ ‘ ’ '* ■ another big and decisive victory in beaks on one or two occasions, but Mrs. L. II. ’thrasher Lot.10, Blk 4. Tier 4 .............. 117 Meet* offd Bounds Descriptions, SanTord. Flo. the Recond Annual Florida Open his over eagerness to win cost him Peoples Bank Lot 1, Blk 8, Tier 3 ......................... 117 Markham Park Heights Addition to Sanford, Fl#. Mry. E. S. Adam#. P#g. #t NW. Cor. of 8W'/i of Track' and Field Chamupionahlpt. to soma degee. r 48.14 G. 81. Shipp, Lot 2,'fejkF W. B. Williams, Lot 0. Blk 6. Tier 3 .................. 117 117?.64 . t 8WM of NEV4, Sec. 3^, 19- #6(Am S. 152 feet, #0 A margin of 29 points separated In the 440 yard dash, Crown had Or (W. B. Williams) 172^1 Florida and her nearest rival, the G. M. Shipp, Lot 3, BllcF 80 - E. 315 ft., N. 132 ft., W. 315 ft., to f t f . :..... event won, but when ho no­ Tempi# Instn. Inc., Lbt 1, Blk 6, Tier 4 ................. 117 48.14 Sandy Anderaorf, Lot 4, Blk Atlanta Athletic Club, while the the 172.04 ticed 'that his team mate. Case, L. E. White, NWVi of SWM Uf N EH ;of 8«:. 3G­ other entry trailed gamely but was faltering apparently, he 258.00 ___ t Presbyterian Church, Lot 6, Blk 8, Tl#r 4 .............. 117 C# W* Cinfion, Lot 6f Btk T ••••••••«••••......... 90 ^fr . . _ __ lean* - 'lfl-30 ........s « ............... ... .»»•«••.,*•....... ................... m«... C35 slowly for behind. That victor, cd over and 180.38 placed his arm on I Mrs. A . ’E.'|ftll, Lot 8, Blk 4, Tier 6 .................. 167 L. F. Roper, L ot,7,. Blk 65 the “ Runnln’ Gators” of Florida Case’s shoulder. This act dis­ 71.64- I / F . Roper, Lo> 186-38 Grange Brights, SanfoVd. Fla. ‘ ‘ S. O. A J, C. Chase, Lot 0, Blk 4, Tier 6 ........„'. 28.3 E ^ww*moh>— whmwmowh»»oooiooo»i>— 9* University, was the first champion qualified Crown and tho former L. E. White, Lot 10, Blk ..... 125 200.71 Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., Right-of-way, , Saturday. O. Pi Heriidou, Ixjt 9, Blk E ...... .............................. 70 Aubarn track star cheeked in with ......C..— !...... 128 11.40 200.72 U E. White, Lot 20,Blk.3 “ Ark” Newton, virtually with­ first place. Roberts of A. ,A- C. Blk 4, Tr. 5 -......... ................. ...................... 27.7 Grayham, Lqt 10, Blk E ........1 .............. . 79 I out opposition, easily but ably had things to himself in the two T. W. Williams, Lot 1, Blk 6, Tier 5 ----------------- 117 48.14 nna M. DeForrfstjXot.O, Blk t> .1...................... 199.6 400.00 L. E.. White, Lbt 10, Blk 4 .....1 ..... - ---- -------- ---- 128 championed the Southeastern Pen­ mile run, the feature of which was Mr*. A. E. Hill, I/Jt fl, Blk 6, Tier 5 .....J u - ... 128 30J6 Gus Frank, Lbt 7, B^lc D ..............-....:----------------- 69/t 19958 iu E, White, Lot 20, Blk 4 ......... 76 tathlon title to another deserving the recovery of Entx to finish The above and foregoing final assessments are pa 260.72 Qua Frank, Lot 8, Blk D - ................................... triumph- Champion number two strong and in second place ahead Atlantic Coaqt Line Railroad Co., Right-of-way, 19356 interest to May 16, 1924, and from and a ^ u , #uc^ diu, D. S. Babbitt, Lot I, Blk G ............................. ... today retains tho colorful prestige of Gilroy, tho flashy Florida long Begin at N. W. Cor. Lot 0, Blk 6, Tier 6„ run 193>6 asscssmcnta will be payable only in ten equal annual'Tr that he won .In 1923, but his vic­ distance man. D. S. BhWtt, Lot 2. Blk G ....;......... ....... — . — u West 42 ft., South 68.20 feet Northeasterly to tory Saturday was obtained at a "Ark” Newton ran the 200 me­ ’ 199.66 Interest at 8% pcq annum op all defgrttd 'diftnMuta, D. S. Babbitt, .Lot 3, Blk G ................................... 1481 Very cheap coaL* ters flat, pentathlon event in won­ '193.66 • . Witness my hand aa City Ctafkend the Seal of th« Tho above and foregoing final assessments are payable without D. S. Babbitt, Lot 4, .Blk G ............. ....... ............ Under a blistering sun, nnd on derful time. His 21.7 second dash 200.72 ford, Florida, this 4th day of April, A. D, 1W4. k fast t»nck, a half hundred scant!- Is said to be the second best time interest up to May 16, 1924, and from and after such date, eatd eptirfa H. A. Neel, Lot 1, Blk H : .... — ...... ...... ........... . (SEAL) L. R. PHILIPS, City 200.72 E. J. Rivarn, Lot 2, Blk H ....:................ ......... • fy garbed athletes answered the in fhich this race has ever been opening gun report Saturday at run under pentathlon competition. assessments will be payable only in ten equal annual insUUmerits h. J. River#^ Lot 3, Bile II .............................. 200.72 4-7-14-21-28-5-5 ]:30, before a very small crowd of Ncwton found* Erwin and Smith with interest at 8% per annum on all deferred payments. 200.72 B. Smith, Lot 4, Blk 1(,.......................-...:....... . cUtera. A termendously fast hard to whin In the half mile, ■'2.flti . Witness my hnnd as City Clerk and the Seal of the City of San 209.72 L. Went, Lot 1, Blk I ........— l ......................... :g of machinery, Berryman though the A. A. C. youth ran and mm triumphed in a race that was pret­ font, Florida, this 4th day of April,. A. D. 1924. frrm Centre College, came down L. Want, Lot 2, BIJc I ........... I.’. ... ‘ V the home stretch in the 100 yard ty to see. 387.10Jaa. H. Cowan, Lot 3, Blk I ....;.... .............. L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerld by CALL dash like a Kentucky wildfire. Tho Poe of the A. A. C. clipped four (SEAL) t.VSanford Heights. Addition to Sanfard, Fla. meet was under way. Lacking in­ minutes off the record in the five 4.7-14-21-28-6-5 3: ^ ___ __ /j, «« ^ . <»>»/ ,-L (crest because of the small field of mile established last April when terest H. S. Baum#!, la t U ......................... pntries, the general hul-a-ba-hoo he jogged the 20 lan number in a C. H. Dlfigee, Lot « *»,,«i.»•*,«».»«»fi i«♦»«!!«»■■««nimsmmint i,npt to be found, though with­ few seconds above the 30 minute TO ALL PROPB3TY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON THIRD 166.64 C. H. Dingec, Lot 49 -------- 1— ......... ................ . '; 0 l 7 M V i 6 l f l W in the close group of runners a mark. Sens lowered tho time in .♦* - i , . STREET FROM MAGNOLIA AVE. TO OAK AVENUE. \ ififi.54 CoYK 'C. H o lfln ^ , Lot 56 .......... it of intense rivalry existed— the 440 yard low hurdles when ho ’* ■ * ‘ f. |♦ ., p en<~ each man endeavoring to win by dorm C. Bollinger, Lot 51 *..................... .............. Notlcq it hereby givta that th# construction of the asphalt pave­ a goodjy margin.. That is there# nosed out Monroe on the last ob* 106.54 ment on Third S tm t, from Magnolia Ave. to pafc AVfc. has been com­ Cora C. Holflnger, Lot 69 '........... ........ ..........— S tacie o f I k i tan why eight records wtat a70 / ___ ;___ __________ It’s Made In At All 109.54 pleted, nnd the completed work.Ma bwn finally accepted by Ute w w C-r* r U, All I’KlNtJll LOl Sift ........... . it- . F#r.-.« mlsaion of tho City of Sanford, Florida.'*. : . . . . .. . . ..... t lIf,J RonW tr. . L oj-livt V ....... .... W . 166.54 i. . The following la tho final estimate for paving Third S tm t .PHONE 634 J. N. Robaon, Lbt 5j .......................... ................. fiO 10<JJ34 r p F - j F v t A T THE CHURCHES . >IOtti Twenty-four feet in widtlf froth Magnolia Ave. Weit to Ohk AVe.; Re -?• N. iffnhtan,.J nf ' -• ^ . v ^ * y -t 106,41 ’* ahect Wm-«.U kiw«^a—arawi,-» t ...... gj) r iiS»iuT Wm.-and Msry A~M eU fnriaT<r.::.:: 9= Wm. and Mary A. McKI)n, Lot 5 7 ___; M il iin iiiiM iB in u in iH s iik a n ^ g g ia iii Cates Crate CoLot 58 ...... ........... Knights Templar and Order of de _ In M#s 405 Cu. yds. grading & 40c — ............. .......................If2.0( Knighu he Were dead, yet shall he live. ; B. T. Corey, Lot Mglay, . ~rr~i HI—The Resurrection is our 2227 Sta. Yds. overhaul <g> lc 4ft*. Ood Raised Him from the “ But i 75c‘ .“ ..7......— . 771.00 R. T. Corey, I>ol 1028 Lin. ft. concrete curb and gutter Hope. dead” Acta 13:30. Easter is hope. Never a man so 160 Lin. ft. flush curb @ 30c Alfred Eoster, Lbt 6J . . . 116.41 r In theae.aimple words, the great Vile, hut that he shall be cleansed; Alfred Foster, L6t C2 message of Easter 08-78 Easti has been pro- never u man so sorrowful but that 320 Lin. ft. granite curb reset <§> 16c............................ . WHOLESALE C0HHI89I0N 1NTS k Ulmed again and again to the 875^ ‘Alfred Foster, Lot 83 ......................... 1167 S<i. yda. rock baae @ 75c .— — .......... ...... —..... — 8 8 ,78 shall be comforted; never a rorld. By 'tach a theme, S. Peter he ; . , . Richm ond, V ^ rfloU . ..1181.99 1107 8q. yds. 2" sheet asphalt top < g > 97c ......--------------Alfred Foster, Lot 64 -... 88.78 World so full of graves, but that ireached #t Pentencost eo that the the graves shall be opened and AHred Poster, Lot 65 ...... 850 Sq. yds. brick re-tfeld ® 42c ................... - .............. ..- 367.00 'A 88.78 fwi were pricked at the heart: the those that sleep shall live. 672 Sq. ft. alley return# @ 22c .......... ............... ............. .... 147i4 A Ifred Foster, Lot 66 ___ 97.66 »ower by which S. John perform­ Let no one attempt to write a .... 54.1 i . Toyama, Lot >67 _____ ed the miracle at the Gate Beautl* 2 Type B Inlets @ 927.00 -----------99.43 ul upon tho lame man wai dcclnr- new Gpspel; the old one. Is our .... IIO j Toy sms, Lot 68 ................ ........ 2 Manholes ...»• 60 106A4 Persd 4 to that samo power; and S. glory, uur'comfort and our hope. ......385J Geo. A! DeCottei, Forrest Lake, iind A. R. Kay Jesus was horn of the Rlessed 350 Lin. ft. 12” storm sewsr @ |1.10 >iiH, that x'eaioua bishop and pments * Attention to • •u»itmy»pi«»»»««imiiiiiM • •* ws 'h /i -alnt, standing before Annas and Virgin Mary; Jesus died on the 610 Sq. I t sidewalk fip 20c ............................ ^’ •*** '71 4* ............ wwMiiimimi ne tW 100.54 hks, who Implicated in the cross—Jesus rose from the dead. __ 1 Monument at s t m t intersection ......— ... f . B. Adame, Lot 71 __:---- 00 a a » i« 100.54 ■ n R iR H ift in a a n n u n B a u a i on •of Jesus, 1 preached Alleluia I •-«aa...laboratory inspection ------....'...-’..J— W. C. DeCoursey, -Lot 73 .......... .............................. 60 100.64 .jigiu*' resurrection from the dead —JT7 1a*gal expense, advertising, etc.,' 2% ..— CUT THIS OUT — rr IS WOP II . the power of God, Engineering 45k ......................... ...........— MONK1 r l—The Reeurroctlon ta the glory TO ALL ^____ ON THIRD (W ^jW GJPRO ................. ....... .................... qTbur relfgTon. Send thi.4 ad and ccn rente to BTRlBCT f r o . , To often in religion are excuecs, Foley Si Co., 2835 SheffloM AVc.. AND .9 453.1.23 Weaknesses,, failure#; but Ranter Chicago, 111., writing your namo Total coat avacad6 ‘ FROM THIRD STJtBlrr TO . Less Credit 475 8q. ydi. brick @ 11.17 - ---------- ------------ 565.15 brings the triumph in strength, in and address clearly. You will re * ? I * * -• Real Estate and Insurance ccfve a ten cent bottle of FO­ ce, la ^ that thb^utructio'n 6# the asphalt paV#:> p05 S l V S « r . t , r,; » d h » i , LEY’S HONEY AND TAR COM Total cost ..... ...... ___ J ..;-............ 13977*^ ment on Third church in weakness and In Impo- POUND for ebughs, colds and tency; but Why hot In glory T ‘ f hoarsehes*. ilta'frta-M ’nlpU pJ»k- To be borne by City 1-3, 11325.83. from Third Farm Lands, improved and unirai Duringt this Christian season o f [ s g ,. of FOLF-Y PILLS.> diuretic To be borne by adjacent property> 92661.66 > .! work has been nt. we hav# beholden oilr Blessed, stimulant for the kidneifi ’ and Number of fee^ frontagi, 930. . f .( —City property improve^, unimpi id in temptation; and on G-kkI , poLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS Aisesiment ‘per foot frontage, 92.833. t . The /o it o w W t k W fi’nil eitiniata o f rtl'ebsV bf pirinV Third' 8 t we saw Jesus lifted milfor Constipation and Biliousness. 3V.‘ Fire and Auto Inturance — ■ ’ Equitable Lifeh ........... ‘ FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. Way betwixt earth and Heaven on Theao wonderful remedies have from MQI Cta<|k'W'ttVtci AWeado ^.vsj k^id ’Aylfbadi' Ave. frond YhYrd ibet of the croa# «n the crest of helped mlllipna of people. Try Foot Final S t North to Ftrsi Atieit a width o f Sixteen Feel Mx’h sheet arphslt Out idea: Make ever^ ttttttsicUon ofie of lvsry’s Hill Weakness? Easter them. Sold everywhere. t.4' Assess meat thro Inches thick on A i l l (nek rock bate. ,* Deacriptlon Fronts go Name .. is the ahswer: Strength and Powwell as One of profit. With thlg idea in mind, wei E. R. Trafford’s M if, Sanford. Fla. «r and Majesty. Jesu#, gloriously XsllW «f iMlrallua tu \pplr It Iki ® 40c ..r.--------------------- :.................| 545.60 . your business. * l l t t t t a k l t J . J. I l k k l M N . J t l i t strong. ’ ; 33t,m •( (hr llrtull (uail. Srvrnlh S. O. Shinholscr, Lot 5, Blk i, Tr, 3 ............... 23.00 -------------i ------* • ■ ’ To the westward, a nation, In ■ Jurtlrlal Clrrull, la aa# fat Srml- Congregational Church. Lot 10, Blk 4, Tr. 3 ..... 331-40 pk •r. ...... ................— ; r ---------,907.50 aulr CaaBlr. KI m U*. far • barltr. destruction, earthquake, and '.n N o tlr o la h ir e liv th a t thu Ed Randall, Jr., Trustee. • V MW .........taste......... 2204.2.S T Riven jsrt. starvation? Yea. But Go 1 undi-ralKiieU InU-iiita lu nppljr to tho !*-4 » J. N. Robapn, Lot 6, Blk 4, Tr. 4 ,......... . would have strong; strengthened |n nn. J. J. Oli-hl nun ® 97e iiann. Judga ‘ of* tha 2810.09 -Sanfo 1 1« Sooth htfk AY*. an for Mtmlnula Mrs. V H , ThVaaheV, Lot 10, Blk 4, Tr. | n facihg the teats of nature. By C lr r u ll I’ uurt, In ami tZ7ttf: • • 5 yw# i«yr««««.................. 102.60 ;ug#s4iU uu %edf < to -w it: n t h h e v e ry ” w a v e s , t h a t w a a h th e a u n - i *’ o u u ty . n o r i d sI.. «... Peoples Bank and E. A. Douglass, Lot f, B I-— - ■ tituaJ I. J P u[0t 1,1—1 day of Muv. A. D. tilt, II for a rharGP, ,|OV...... sswwssmwi................... . * • -------. # -tMM 260.66 iy shores of our own loved rioriua, ,,.r f,,r ,t corunratpm in im known 1 3ii:)f ’ r :*.....: .....' ' r - r r ; ® 11.10------------------------ ............... 833.30 isstward and westward, the seas I *». -*Thr sstmliinie ruuniy Kntera- . fr . 3 t m t i m l " r*ounty G o .......... d l ,,n " " W em art’ a t’ luha.'* Iha cO ar- W. B. WlUlsma. Lot 0, Blk 6. ^I#r 3 331 A 0 72J star ‘ to\l of Jives ~ •*•••.................. ake their 076.05 <3> 92495 ’ . I i» r <1 ml olijact o f t ha »a Id c o r p o r a nktns, See. Uit 1. Blk. B. tod!ay fies the iir ii power aass "olr,j it,,,, |„ ha. formi«d lie ln g aat fo rth * Temple Lisin, fnc., J. D 2do.00 s i r yore, to to thf lashing waves |fully in the’ appiicaiion aiui pro 33V luitc.l rliM rl«r~ h u w - uu tile l u ' l h r ' 4 ------------------ -----------------------------*..................... *♦.* 60.00 i’rcsbyterian Church, H. C. DuBose, Lot 6, BTk 6, 1260 in ;.. ( t 8” drain tile laid • 068.00 per M. 70.00 . Tr. •0M t-it-.r...r.id ^ .-h — v t - ......... — ------: 117 331.0 Extra work , .61 AS Th4 above and foregoing flnel assessments are payable withqit .,2 M o n u m e n ts s s t a t s t r e e t In to rsO etlb n a 134)0 keven the Son of God die on the art- Mi.-ronr.' »''dal. scfantMr and tnterwt Bjrtfl’ Bf#y IB, A*, p . lo w , and from tad after such date, #i ff ‘ ’ L a h b r it o r j f TnspiklTon o f ^ u Q r f t ^ 116.40 aeful Cross. But excuses are l>i(ttaii(r»ri>t>i<-v v. upeclal iaSessmenU, will & payable only in ten eqyal annual inata •' jd Yin «).. rAxiNAnnr. L e p ) e x p e n s e , a d v e r t is in g , e t c ., 1 9 9 197.21 and none are needed.' Y lu Unllrllur fu r lu cu rp u ra to rs raents,.ifcBh'!ntMWi‘ k<'&'% per Annum an all.deferred payments. * ‘ Enginedrihg 414* ________ left out the kfgsteno of th: l-31.U-l.t-lt, 374.42 . V Witness my hand Aa Clty Clerk and tKa Seal of. tke City of Saj* r ’ ' ~" >>T y ' « ” iu ji ’ V : » 1 . . . . . . « “ omt ford, Florida, this 4th day of April, A. Oee . N o tic e fa )<*r..fiif R l f r l # trast the 99922.92 * of the Apo^tNfl fltlll ti?. W I M 'w rniiia/.4chmrnlwt#nrrs In laUe I'lt, ’J m 5 L. R. PRlLlVS, City flerki (SEAL) ha borne Wy'fct^ f-8', % tfofA4~:~ • i l"! I, t. r ^ J H m ^ lfw i f ai»l ter. Xvminnir County. Florida. 4-7;l4-2i*28-6;^ tq he bqrne’ adjacent Vroperfy, 96614.88. Heue. HU*’. . J'V* • »W. ag'iiw tffi’s (umber feet frontage, 2008.18. io‘ service like this Easter S;f- S'L'hfftsM faoe. o. n .t l S J I .'u t lu nVInalr A . / M . jracrlve e' at Holy Croaa; the well- f.Klk fur III. 1 -isy ln K o f a p p r o x l - . rule Ta ament per foot front 92.2746. I r f M e e t r via l.W r . i‘ Q. . „ „ IM, D. t; CY O W Njoui bwNlNG I’ ROPERTY ON CENTRA jpg of exultation. The foe* did m alady Inn and O n r -lt a lf m ile s o f i l l ) A L L or rhl'»Jr rintd. fro m Sprluii U k n (u t)|r H s n -{ FRED T. rkl' j / V'* haltlmore snd'rell. tvi» MS, Engineer. ' worst; the enemies tri-d fn rd .U rlu iid u llrluk R o a d , s p s c in r a BBT FROM SANFORD AVR. TO FRENCH AVE ill V , 1 .7 harden; God triumphed. The had by a p p lic a t io n to Final Mm p l . J . M W y n n . HaOford. Kip.. Drecrlptfew ' .> V late arrectlon is our glory. Notice Is hereby given" that the construction of the asphalt paw 1jU U t a Assessment I Fils II-litr i»rv rs lh a r f e h t to r « The Old stag la atni chanted: We ir E . R . T r a f f o r d '! M a p . S a a T e r g . F tl t on Central S tm t fW « Staford Ave. to French Are. has bw rt s o y or a ll Lida. '• ment ...... se Thae; wa worship Thee; we . tt \. bouox^Ma’ hjas beta finally .accepted by t)| Atlantic Coast Liae Ry. Co., W. 61 ft. bf E. Vi completed,. awi the coAp Cl.-rk Hoard o f C o u n ty C i m r 'a » Thee; we glorify Thee. #a*kae«*Ule T , Hell I 1r p iv J T . ' la . 'V —* •• — jestatavtUa Ta r , Florida. ’ . . • T t O la A «• l i b e ........... .......... m Commission of the City r. * ; v «: II—The Resifrrection is our 138.70 ». •» ■>, *. , « . aee r. * HOOF AND MOUTH mSEASE. iges W. H of BlV 4. Tr: 1* -Z. **' *“ ’ it*; mite for paying Centra] Streak lomfort. The following la 460.37 r -4 *• S lid M _. „ The world needs comfort. Too' Atlantic Coast Lind Ry. Co., W. 61 ft^ ef E. Vk Blk ' to Perk Ave., iihd 16 feet in 1 J WASHINGTON. Apr. -1 0 * -An feet in width frote if ten we meet a funeral procession h Ave. with sheet ehphalt on 6” from Fark Aye. wei 138.76 vga W*•• n life, aa Jesus met one at Nain. addi-ionul appro,ination , of 9L- bass. >**♦ •* "H./I O. la your answer to sorrows f.H0)’0O ucaiUbie to flgfit jhs hoof 450.87, ______ and n.nuth direaw* inc Callforata Frpm Sanford to .. ,,T .... X of the world ,are the was passed by th. house and sittt 1099 Cu. yds, ei 1} f?r pnjy by si0 came to tho senate hy n uiianimoue vl- RW» Sta. yds. ove ftijia o the world i but now le & 7te 1076 Lin. f t U7J)0 Hldt from vla voce vote. X, *1 * t '/z *- .V vA-.-., ---------- ---------- v - N F E D CHAHPIOIdlP BY - M rw4 ran n a m n , MM.M.MtMIMMSMta• Headquarters for all Varieties of arid Vegetables^ Pro: w K E . f.j..oda. .... . S J m J U b St 1 X$ 8 hi .■ '.■ • V . i • �THE 8A N Ft#aiF.R A LD ..TU E 8P A y, APRIL .i9 j4 .;„ I— I Oviedo Slate of EDTFTdllr desrrllied as follows, to-wlt: . Senior ~.Class...Will u -AT TH E CH U RCH ES"" NOTHEXLLY ,*~S f t 11 Mrs. Ounlcr and little [(rand son, 'Present 3-A ct Play LOST CATHOLIC CHURCH. , CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. George Crscraft of Noblesvllle, the course of his sermon ini The Easter services at the ConPad., returned home Saturday af­ <No article of value is Milane Friday theInCatholic church Sundav. Father gregntional church were attended ter having spent several months At really lost until after The J -with Mrs. Ousler’s daughter, Mr*. Thoma* Hollingsworth. Miss Bertha Dixon spent Fri* fternoon in Oviedo. In. Nelson had the misfortune to be badly burned Tuesday about noon- While building a fire' In the stove her sleeve. caught fire and it. waa not dlseovered until a portor from the store came in to bring groceries and gave the alarm. The doctor was called at tance and the burns dressed and the patient is Improving, though the bums on her arm and side are of a painful nature and will take some t!m$. to heal. T. L. Southwell, commercial agent for the Seaboard Air Line railway, was an Oviedo visitor Wednesday. The teachers at the Oviedo school will begin next week to prepare for the closing exercises of school some time in May. There will be seven to finish from the ;« eighth grade this year and they are planning to give a general pa­ triotic program in the form of a pageant. Each room of the gram­ mar school furnished two num­ bers for the ontertalnment Fridny night, gotten up by Mrs. T. W. Lawton for the beneAt of the ten­ nis court. This entertainment was quite a success and greatly enjoy­ ed by ail who attended. Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Slay are tho - proud parents of a fine baby girl, i Which they have named Ieonorn. The house committee of the Wo. man a Club hold a cooked food sale Saturday afternoon at the opening of the new filling station opposite the post office- The building, own­ ed >y A. D. Saurer and.C. Wlllaimson, has just been completed and da one of the prettied build­ ings of the kind in Seminole coun­ ty. ‘ The structure is of stucco with the colored glass dash with white walls inside and trimmed with dark red. It Is slab equipped with, a Delco lighting plant aqd with running water which makes it complete in the smallest detail. On Saturday the room was at­ tractively decorated with ferns and cut flowers and the signs of "Come in and fill up" challenged the paasgrby beyond resistance. The arrangements were in charge of Mrsv A. D. Sauer. , Tb U. D. C.*a held their April meeting at the home of Mrs. O. C. Wolcott .Tuesday afternoon with B.' the usual good attendance. Vf? » M W meetings being held r a il. _ ________ rhoSS Jw ° l ihave he been Methodist Church this1** week v«rv very lafu! »! and very well attended. U i Bn,ithrift!. Au f° Vho has bean i£ . cd batter* * *" Wport* irho Wontsn’i Missionary Soejety of the. Methodist Church held Lot Twenty (10) of Annie K. O rlfOn's Subdivision of Sections Seven (7) and Eight (3 ), Township Tw en­ ty-one (I I ). South. Hsiige Thirty (.10) Mast, same having been platted and recorded on the 3rd day of Oc­ tober, A. D. ItSS, In the public rec­ the largest congregation in sev­ ords of Orange County. Florida, of Hennessy mentioned the following: by Herald Wants have been eral years. There was special mu­ The senior class of the Sanford u-hlrh the County of Seminole was called upon to restore it to _furmctlr..a part^ia-P lot Booh—Two High School will present its nn- “The church could not help but sic enjoyed by all. There were a the rightful — ‘ 7 ~ "r I ! ) on page forty-three (43), same _____ ____________ _________ ____ cHll-the day-^n-whVh-C-hrist-died^numbiT baptized aiui^reSeived 1 nual_play_on_.Friday-night-ot-thU Pocketbooks, Jewelry, ap­ being (he npvth quarter (N t4) of tho week at the Milane theatre, it was."Good Friday," for an undercur- >membership. Mr. Burhan'a sub, northwest quarter (NW't^) of the parel, personal poiscssiuns. announced Tuesday. The name oft rent of joy lay beneath her In- was "Hope’s place in the Christ the southeast qusrter (HM ’» ) of things of intrimic value the presentation will be "Anne, mentation. His side was pierced: Life." Ho spoke somewhat as folSection Seven (7), Township tw entyand others that are prized one (I I ) South. Range Thirty (10) What's Her Name” and is a clever j with a lance and His hands ami Jlows: . . . because of their association, East. three-act eomedy drama with a feet dug with nail*, but the Mood ( The Apostle Paul in his splendid It appearing from the sworn bill are often quickly returned, prologue. The play was written; which gushed forth wo*, to rajrcn* essay on love concludes his writing of complaint died In this cause when temporarily lost, against yog, thnt you and each of by W. H. Iiarc and carries with it crate a fallen worlJ. The cross i with these words, “ And novit abldthrough Herald Want/:. yotf have or claim to have snme Inwns a tree of ignnitii'/ but ftom eth faith, hope and love." It an­ a royalty. Herald Wants are the I forest In nnd to Ihe lands herelnTony Wheat, fleeing from the il Christ was to reign over tho . pears to me thnt he hns hrougnt* ! described, and that your first thing to consult when I above [Hares of residence are unknown. police, hides in the home of Judge heart* of men. Th : human Intel- [ into n single phrase the three something of value is lost Therefore, you Denjamlnn I* O rlfBunby and allows the family to ■ ^ u lt y t , conjure with, greatest words in'human language. or found. [ (In. and wife. Henrietta M. (irlffin. «ecrct frern Irt m -Faith, Faith, hope and love are the think Vthat h he" is their nephew from Man hns forced many a secret living. William (7. Andenrled. If bosom of Nature. .By learn­ names of God's three preat nrtlHerald Wants bring los- ii If living, IS. tV. StelfT, and wife. K m Idaho. The climax of his misfor­ the -ers nnd finders together. ing their Jaws be has huniysscd snns who mould human life into its | ma A. Hteiff, If living, all of the tunes comes when he is married To reach all the people I unknown heirs. If living, of Ihe much against his will to a masked the lightning nnd learned the foil best and most beautiful form. effectively — leovu . youT relate of John W , (Irlffin. deceased. The Every outstanding character, rep­ lady with n deen bass voice, called strength of the waterfall. Want Ad at The Herald of­ J. r> tVolverton. If living. Luther inherent power- of steam Is _ hu Anne. The endeavors of. Tony to servant, and he hta built vehicles resentative of the world’s best, is Porter. If living. I . O. Porter, If fice. Phone ua to send for C. the product of faith, hope nnd love. living, Margaret 8. Ramsey, In­ find dpt the identity of his bride, to surpass the birl In its flying, lie it or phone it to the Want dividually nnd as successor In trust Much has been said of faith nnd ) the hysterics of Mooney, the maid has made instruments to talk, and to Robert II. Ramsey, If living. Ad Department. nnd other complications, add to the sends his voice over many a mile its value to life. Much more has ' Charles r\ Warwick, Trustee and been uttered about love and its! . I— — — his hi* successors. successors. If If living. fun and mystery of the play. living. Sliirgsret nnd ocean by means value to nnd in mankind. Abel lowing nt Chuluota Inn Apr. 17:1 Ramsey, if living, and This is declared to be one of the of umountain contrivnhco which a child can But hope, standing botw■Ten these Administrator of best plays yet put on hy the seniors of (juesU of Mr. Spooner and of ” rl,fln; ,lf U ,vllJ K L carry. Yet then1 is mis tiling tout two great words, while ofte Crlffln. deften men-i m i.t „ § mi r n *. ot in** rmat** of John \V, Or not been 1 ^ .lnler. l0Fk- FJ »- erased, und If dead, all man can never do. Ones the icy Honed in scripture, has not were Mr. nnd Mrs. Brewer, Mr. claiming Interest under llenjamlne chill of death hns '.tilled his beat­ emphasized ns the others. anti Mrs. Harter, Mrs. Robinson,i fe (irlffin, and wife. Henrietta K. ing heart he cannot raise his Its association with faith and Dickson.* Mrs. 7 t l,f,ln; decessra. 5*Sf“ *^* O. nW«!-l*2’ . ui and pulseless hand u single inch above love surely lends us to believe that Mrs. Gass, Mrs ditrirli'il. U . Hteiff. " wife, Mmma A. Hteiff. deceased, all the grnve clothes that shroud him. in God's great plan it is equally „ r I ii r a u I'liarl or the Seventh of the unknown heirs, deceased, of Only Omnipotence can do this. And imjtortunt in the mnking o f man- ...Jnillrlal t'lrrnlt af Florida, la and tlie estate of Jolin W, Crlffln, de­ thnt is what Jesu3 did. By IHs howl. Faith is the clement that fer Seminole t'nonty. la Cbaaerry ceased. J. t». tVolverton, Deceased, CITATIOSI. ; I.uther C. Porter, deceased. I , O. divine power he raised_Himself brings man into touch with mofrom tlie tomb wherein ne lay bur­ ral and spiritual power, which Slarlna Crawford, Joined by h er’ Porter, deceased. Margaret it Ramliiishand and next friend, 11. C. sey. Indlvldunllynnil ss successor In ied- for three days. flows through man to accomplish Crawford. Complainant. j trust to Robert H. Ramsey, decea*. "Stupendous miracles did Jesus! results. Love is tho clement vs. ’ ed. Charles C. Warwick Trustee nnd I Ills nuccesxors. di«xe:ised. Margaret of Nazareth, on any one of which i which transforms this power into R, rijamlne L. Griffin, et al.. Defendants. I IV. Ramsey, deceased, nnd Abel MIAMI, Fin., Apr. 22—An at­ He might have rested his Divinity. (deeds of kindness nnd service unto To llenjamlne L. (Jrflffln, and' Crlffln. deceased^ Administrator of tractive program has been arrang­ Only God can command n soul once others. wife. Henrietta U. (Irlffin. If living. I the estate otedolin IV. (Irlffin. ileHope is the element which stead­ tfllllnm O. Andenrled, If living, (l.)rrnsed- or otherwise, In and to the ed for the state convention of she has begun the journey of Flks, which will be h'eld here next eternity. But Christ hands the liv­ ies the flow of power and ao fills tv. Hteiff, and wife. Emma A. Hteiff, lands hereinabove described, or any If living, all of the unknown heirs, port thereof .and also any and all the* man thnt I,his optimistic out- »* Friday and Saturday, Apr. 25 nnd ing boy into the arms of his weep­ l.w If living* living, hi o f in© the emme* estate o of John .. in * f jo mi W \v.. olhrr iwrsons wlunu* nnmv nr names 2fi. Automobile rides, dinners, ing mother. Therefore, He wns God. look on life^ becomes a reserve |criftln. iirrraxnl. J. I*. tVolverton. nr,- unknown ami whn may he Inbnnquets and dances will be inter­ However, his divine plan chose for force ready for every emerKeney If living, Luther C. Porter, If living. tereatc-il In tlie properly luvnlveil In L. O. Porter, If living. Mnrgaret 8. tnla Null, ami hereinabove «1esspersed with the business sessions its vindication the miracle of the or extra demand made upon him. It.unsey, Individually nnd ss sue- rrlhctl, or whn claim any right, The thoughtful man is never de­ ci-ssor which will begin Friday morning Resurrection. In trust to Robert 11. R a m -(title or Interest therein as heirs, at 11 o'clock. “ It is unthinkable that the lead­ feated. Man’s icreatest hope Is sey. If living, Churlrra C. Warwick, devisees or grantees, by. through or found in the resurrection o f the' Trustee and his successors. If l l v - . under uny of the parties or persons Several , , . committees have been ers of His nation would leave any lag, Margaret W, Ramsey, If livin g.1hereinabove named or referred to. appointed by D. J, Hcffcrnan, ex­ clue unsenrclied to disprove this Christ. Man shnll live again. Ho nnd Abel Crlffln. If living. Admin- or otherwise, ere hereby required alted rules of the local lodge, to bedrock dogma of Christianity. shall realize the ideal. When we Istrator of the Estate of John W. to lie und appear before our said nwnke we shall be like the Mas­ Crlffln. deceased, and If said par. ^t'lreult Court nt the Court House at look after the comfort and enter­ They petitioned Pilate to place a tainment of the visiting members guard at the tomb Test his follow­ ter man. Every man that hath l i e s nrn dead, all parties claiming, Hanford, Florida, on the 2nd day of interest under llenjamlne I . C rlffln ,. June. A. 1). 1324. uml then and of the order. Tho tentave program ers steal the body away, und the this hope purifieth himself. Hew? niul wife. Henrietta JO. (Irlffin, de­ there make answer to tha hill of as outlined for the two days’ con­ last error be worse than the first.' Ily humbly confessini' his sin, by ceased, William C Andenrled. d e -1complaint rxhlldteil against you In vention follows: * ^ "If the truth of the Resurrection turning away from evil, by open­ censed, O. W . Hteiff. and wife. Em. tills cause; otherwise, decrees pro Friday, April 23. cohld have been disproved at its ing wide his life nnd permitting ina A. Hteiff. deceased, all of the confesso will liA entered against unknown heirs, deceased, of the yeti, and each of you. 9 A. M. to 10:30 A. M.—Regis­ Inception the movement would nev­ the Savior to rule therein. estate of John W. Crlffln deceased. It Is ordered that this Citation he tration. er gain which wns only too well J D. Wolvertnn, deceased. Luther published In Hie Hanford Herald, a I*. I ortsr. derrased, L O. I’ orler, 11 A. M. to 12:30 P. M.—Open­ known to the priostly potentates newspaper published In Hanford. Chuluota ■lee -ased. Margaret 8. Ramsey, In- Hemlnoie County. Florida, once each ing aesaion. Address of welcome of Jcsusalern. And whatever of illvtduslly nnd as successor In trust Week for right consecutive weeks by William Jennings Bryan, Re­ harass could obtain they em­ Herbert Forrester, a telegraph <•» Itobert if. Rnms«>. esceused. Witness my hand nnd (hr seal of sponse by David Sholtz. ployed. operator, of Alabamn, ia visiting ! .h‘»rlw' r • 'V" T ' e'i- Trustee and said Circuit Court ou this the 24th of March. A. D. 1321. 2 P, M. to 5 P. M.—Business ses­ “ 'If Christ bt not risen your his parents, Mr. an d -Mrs. W, S. jw . Rnmssy, deceased, and Abel ilny (MEAL) E. A. DOl’ C LA S3. sion. faith nnd our preaching is vain,' ' j n>- . 1( irlffin, deesased, Administrator of Clerk of the t'lreult Court of the 5,° **• M.—Automobile says St. Paul, for on this, indeed, B. F. Pyler of St. Augustine was (the Estate of John W . Crlffln. deSeventh Judlclu) Circuit of Flor­ ride, followed by supper and danc­ is the church built. ida... In and for Hemlnoie County. n business visitor on Apr. 1U. or otherwise In and to the ing. and \lr« IV 1 following described piece, parcel or O. W. Hpencer. Jr.. "And so the apostles preached > Prof i ‘"V j8, " '. ? * • „ ‘ ff tract of land, situate, lying and beSolicitor and Counsel for Saturday, April 26. Christ crucified but they jireached tended the meeting of the Seminole lug in the County of Hemlnoie and Complalnloat. 0 A. M/—Street parade. »• * — e , „ on n Risen Christ -J^wri!. pow» 0:30 A. M. to 1:00 Pi M.-iBual- cr of Truth ktiow no Barrier; S S fiT A S W rlf* nesa session. and as tho goldqp ..sun steals si , An egg-hunt,. *t .aghoulhooBv in U . ... ,_____ 1:30 to 5 P. M.—Bont rlde^and-J eusUrn1hlUi-n*idlVu*t«»Alkw^Udtu»»MdwF"fffeer> iqneh mho -"‘-vs-sv’-f’Ntfipfl-'tfn fie* floods the earth with noon --T.’i w 'P m .—'Banquet nnd dunce. . , ra)jjunt glory so too the influ­ School doses Friday, Apr, 25. 12—Auld Lang Syne. Mr. Hancock, of Oranga coun­ ence of tho Euster Christ in tho Leesburg—Plans urn' being made hearts of man till universal good ty, nud Mr. Snyder have been sur­ for freight and passenger water­ overcomes evil." veying the Crosby property here. jfW way transportation between here Annie May Long, infant daugh-j. J and Jacksonville. Oldsmor—(250,000 contract let ter of John Long, died of compli-l,B^ cations Thursday, Apr. 17. for construction of roads. SoraaoU—120,0-0 bulding to be Mr. E. S. Hesse, of West Palm put up ns Ringling Bank annex. Clearwater—$150,000 bond Issue I Beach registered Apr. 18. Mr. and Mrs. Brumby, together voted for establishment of muni­ with guests of the Inn, have visit­ cipal gun plantWoman’s Bible class to carry some ed Sanford three times this week. articles for the children. Chuluota Inn. Sunday’s out-ofWnbaaso—St. Lucie county opena Several car loads of Oveido peo­ Florida potato shipping season by town guests numbered 15. ple were greatly disappointed shipment of ckrlaad, Mr. U. F. Pyle, C. R. Lord, Judge Sunday evening when they went Sharon, Mr. II- E. Breth were to Winter Park to hear W, J. St. Augustine— Road construc­ among thone registered this week. Bryan apeak at 8 u’clock and tion program In St. Johna county Mr. Spooner and Mrs. Dixon, of found that the hour hud been progressing rapidly. Winter Park, entertained the folchanged to 2 p. m. The protracted services being held at the Methodist Church this week have been greatly enjoyed by ail in attendance, Mr. MacfarCALL FOR IT BY NAME tanps talks being unusually good. Mr. and Mrs. Codk of Orlando were Oviedo visitors Friday. Florida Elks Will Convene at Miami For Annual M eet packs to be sent to the Orphanage at Enterprise and in the afternoon tbs .program waa rendered and delegates elected to the annual connext week. B. F Wheeler, W. J. Lawton and others attended the Citrus A marriage which came as a Jrreat surprise to Oviedo people ' r A ? / l i c e Raleigh to K°y. Monday. The many friends of the couple are extendwr"’, Alan Macfarlan, Misa Janet Macfarlan and M. D Bt‘ cnd*d the conference W u ^ er p * T i5.rthodl>i Church t-iS d -nd P’ L W« t enterBBi if P*rty Thursday younK night Pc°P|e in *t (' La*m Harney J v A CLEAR SKIN Bright, sparkling eyes, cheeks with the glow of health, a skin aa smooth Hne-Jacksun o f Decatur, Ca velvet, the ideal we all strive to ,, ,.C*th” ina Young of Rol- is attain. No blemishes, no eruptions, and f i S l f * U *P°nd<nff the week- no blackheads, 10 marks to destroy even texture of health/ skin. . ^ r a ,„r, r * nu’ ,nj Mr"- theTho secret It pure, red blood free ^**inn Schuman of Savonfrom poisons and impurities, blood m<t7li*nd Mr*- 0rr have open- thst makes the body glow and radi­ ner,r Btor0 ,n on® side of tbe building occupied by the Ovic- ate health, blood that drives pim­ u™ Co. This ia quite an ples, boils eruptions, eczema and addition to the town and la heart!- skin blemishes from the system. LEONARDI’S ELIXIR FOR t L 3 t Cr ? ed by .tha u, .,mdl*a . . n. ~ , the THE BLOOD mcUis rich red and the i b,'Iod. drives tho impurities out, •hr* will •<so also have s dre»im«[n brtj1g‘ ‘,hl .glowonof LEONARDI’S. health. Use it nave a dressmak- now. Insist irlor in connection with it. Refuse substitutes. At all druggists. ann£fe8 WeIu names to sch^Mht” th°. hon?r roU the JMlth1 m * Patt w/ ekl of Miss Ldith Mariner of the Bth »7„,i, COLD FACTS ln the I ftS S C fS W • Sanford team Thursday at k. rsstUUog ta a Kore of a l, match . / L gam V.Tu°f lr»t sTf This is Ster and . wif, 0f * ? n Ti^tUn<r thelr J*v °* Clements. S ift ,*•« called to his Ip Keptucky this week by “fn the fewof months hil « r,n‘L that * ^ n l n Oviedo, he has friends who regret to C. Clouts spent n r rr HolU ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ 5 2 almost Invariably stop* th etendency of sneeting _ and the third dose usually stops the severest -COLD. Tfc. Cold must be classed as a serious disease so get rhl ! i f your rousclea are sore or you__ haj^a . with a .Iuirhri(1ac7ie."jrs a sure sign that you have lit • Don’t wait for Pneumonia to develop, but buy a JON M3 LIVER AND KIDNEY TONIC today. The and you can not afford to take a chance at this nm, For sale at ■ CLWM JOKES LIVER AK» KIUXEV ToxicM ■ ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON VICTR0LA $25.00 UP CLEMENT’S PHARMACY PHONE 28-J OVIEDO,! I N ew Filling S tation ■ s ■ S NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS COW § s5 CHULUOTA AND OVIEDO R0^ PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SER) W E ALSO DO GENERAL AUTO REPAIR W ORK t — * a O viedo Motor! ^Company jfin illU I S I I M I U U iM I H im V M I I M H H I li CHULUOTA, FLA. FIT TOP K QUEEN If you have not seen this development, drive out from Sanford or Orlando, distance 22 miles, over good roads to ihe 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 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 o f its equitable climate, fertile soil, beautiful and healthy country, and preparing-to make it their homes. The Okeechobee division is now extending its Une to Miami which will connect this section with Cuba and give a direct line through Chuluota to all points north east and west. * h o w of their nlece Mlta Made! |C. BUHngar Druggists are Instructed to refund money In eveey |n„ . , V satisfactory results are not obtained. The ve.ry first 211 Ten thousand acres of Citrus and Vegetable land being developed by theindustrial dept., F.E.C.R.R.at w .,n ?„r *•ori,n'0°n the First sSuy" C0UAl p f ,,ckna“ 5■ and it is expected that n large crowd wifi witness the performance on Fridny night. Scats are on sale nt Bower’s Drug Store. KMfpf J‘—Mtfl f iv,n : THE NEW TREATMENT FOR BAD C| That's what the Herald Want Ads are—cold facts— about things that ora plan­ ned for your good. They are plain statements that will help you get what you are after in buslneu, home or recreation. Read these cold facta ev­ ery day and soon It will strike you forcibly that there Is something yoa ore missing. That Is tbe help the Hersld Wants can af­ ford you. Gat accustomed to doing things by the Herald Want Ad method and yoa will find them profitable, even in the most trivial matters. Turn the cold facts of-the Herald Wants into gold In . your pocket. To reach ell tbs people affectively — leave your Want Ad at The Hersld of­ fice. Phone us to sand for D* of phone it to tha Wi Ad Department. ONE 148 It’s Made in Sanford. At All Good Dealera or PHONE 634 j Virginia Produce Company \ WHOLESALE COMMISSION MERCHANTS A BROKERS. » Richmond, Virginia. Headquarters for all Varieties o f Fruits | and Vegetables, Prompt and Personal Attention to All Shipments Thtfthulutoa Inn, a modern brick hotel which bears a reputation for its hospitality and elegant cuisine in­ vites you. Its accessibility to nearby points, its beauti­ ful setting, 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 ‘ o f her guests. h THRASHER & GARNER Real Estate and Insurance , Farm Lands, improved and unimproved -C ity property improved, unimproved. ’ ** Fire and Auto Insurance r. ’ ‘- .4 “ ’j* * Equitable life Iusurance Our idea: Make every transaction one o f service as well os one o f profit. With this Idea in mind, we solicit your business, • * , : Chuluota Inn, -MM ■ v: VS' « <? ‘ >ta, Florida. Ph0ne MrS- Chas- D- Brumley, Manager r'e w - i lands write or ph<#ie Jas. E. Brumley, ~ " $ ^4 * ,» y - For informat Ai rm 8 ou th j f- -t L* •• * if'f >t */ i - Ingraham. ident, St �7i I r T H E SAN FO RD F ^ R A L D ,' T U E s b Scull Classic HUNT Msts h*ve bMn mad« to Induce Ji|lillnrtl((il ?JMth. pi| tu*Mllc *, attorney, hast * r:. . . . , , these hostile camps to modify their X writer. jUans.- K^ur hours for Smith, they C.— All jaxz suggest, would bo enough to dcmhat tcral *»"4 o*»u a.U .U *w . i'w k'it loyalty to It# bedlam out* governor candidate. 'E igh t hours .pime « , A1 « lll only make a lot of delegatee ik^ulni/'fioV*ore and turn their vote* else* o the Demo- t where. It Is ni Rued, ntlon ns the Cut euch euggcstlona get no* rltR-Wit” for where. Eight hour* le the period nation. planned and eight hour* It will he vrrythlng all — unless they decide to make It 10! uniou_ikxy~ of car liftcaikin on that occa* •olid hour*, the sched1* to be consumed in following the presents- p! INCE his recent showing of strength In Wisconsin and else­ where, backers of Smith nro- de­ claring that now Is tho time to settle for once and all two muca- S -Mt -iyid boat) In hlsmooted questions.’ •, t order th-Jt has gOao FIRST. Can an avowed "wet'* i gang. New York’s • , l « elected president?,, , . fc-oh’ flie tlonr’iimt Id SECOND. Can a Homan Catho», and If ,npl»o could •lie bo .elected •president? M candidate would M But why. the Smith opposition and there. wails, make the Democratic party a relays nnd Joining.In , tho goat In such d test, i to time In a grand ; W h y. particularly, saddlo botti eintilc of deafening Issues on tho imrty In ono cam­ uproar will bo jyopaign? | >he point of complete W ith a ivet Tammany Catholic i vocal exhaustion. heading the Dcunorratlc ticket, nil tho udvantage that has been gained 'the early stages of tho through recent disclosures affectnoise-making, the conlog Hepulilicnn rulo would - avail be made more confused nothing, say the objectors. mixed effort of the- Me­ As a result of this viewpoint. ns. Smith's nomination undoubtedly k’s hostility to the Mewill lie blocked. • laey Is to l « answered, Ilut nothing short of death and h’» name l» presented, disaster will prevent him getting ioo fortes clmntlng. for the greatest ovation, measured by he »up|siM-dly damning volume ami duration of round, ever lurphv! Murphy! Mbfaccorded any ’ 'favorite son.” — o— its period the Jobo^tlm Y IM IY was It. politicians Inquire. e will bo to ilrmvif. out V ? that itvo of tiie eight “ presith> McAdrto fc n ft n p n t ibmtial |iosslbilllk's" slni'-.l to ntAdoo's nanjo tend tho Jefferson Day dinner at Or Al’s bunt-1* will pay New York filled to show up? i in a similar two-hour , Bmlth. Italston. Onpolnnd. Under­ ill! Oil! Oil!” wood and Joe Entiiiiron woro ab­ sent. . Jnhn-W . Davis, and flavorin aihanctr thp (WearJnor* f itzer and Ilitchlo attended. 1th which each proSome suggest they feared tho lonMratlons for Smith comparative npptauxe they might o will afflict delegatee get. o other candidates, ef- First pictures to roach America slowing finish of spectacular rate at Oxford anil Cambridge the latter was winner. Course O ffered By Summer School WtU Be Very Extensive hi* candidacy for the JnutliciaT' Tfistirlct coin peeled to he .. taken in the near future towards , state's attorney for tho Seventh plans for thcciratanaialI celdymtlon^untSwi „f Scmlftttfc Volusia and that is to .be.-tucnl here late in , „ . ,, _ ... . the year. depleting the * ta ra P< ®rcv“ r,L Mg. Smith-ta a lawyer development and the history o f " f wide "xpennscs and'large repo. Florida’s capital city. Tho p i n t - K i T ■ter hns been under eonsitiemtion»nVnii r . fr«n ds who hare uiy1horo- in—iw utu4Vu-.ial way -for s»v—'-’LIU 01-tQ_JDlaac the racc^lOT.tte Ifcrnl months. The celebration to comment on» be ft * Ithe founding of Ttdldhasscn 100 j r ' .'years ago. piulmhly will take on at i sl.ito-wMe nspvct. for this place < l wrts choron as the capital- o f both i ‘-i I East anti West Florida early in 18124. and the first legislative coun-i cil sat here in November of that yenr. » American* endless tread tractors —J If the stnte-wide plnn Is adopt- have be^n adopted by a lumber •.i. wl tin slate probably will be asked company injfurmn to do the work 1 * 111 to take tiio lending ride, with tho herrtoToro * performed by ele­ governor in the lead,;, and com* phants In pllihg logs.' ___ __ inomoratirn features of a local ehnrcftcr in charge of tho citizens Tnrpop Sitings — Construction idratlcs, of Tallahassee, of a new addition to First National second Tentative plnns that have boon Hank progressing. ;• pres-f suggested at various times by ve ond; those interested in the project eonWORKER A o pres- i template a celebration more clabVICTIM n into |orate than anything of its kind yet :nt law staged in Florida. Pageants de­ li. hloi-1picting the various stages of hisic, pay* ! lory of tho state and ciiw prob* rictim o* coughs nnd colda. oBth ho ami hi*, sister sulTerod .with etc- I ably will feature the program. them, hut found “ speedy rellaT* holders „ .' “ “* r ‘ T change r ort Pierce Extensive improvo* |limit gh tho um. of FOLEY’S HON­ ent law «>n Fori Pierce inlet and port EY AND TAR COMIMUND, tho old favorite cough remedy. Ho writes: “ I have found FOLEY’S, HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND prirjeifdei <T .ctlucUUon. e. lip atioi q niost excellent remedy for coughs ndminlalration add Florida school and cold,s. My sister had n severe jaw jn two ,sui eessive , stuppipr* add nnd rough n year ago and The ihiihge is too gn at to he at friU'ld specdv .relief in FOLEY’S tempted, in one tummer, it'D stat­ RONEY AND TAR COMI OUND." Sold cvcrywhery.. Large Crowd Hears George S. Kendall At Milane Sunday Urgr I'art in Devel Town and Has Lived For Great Many Years ie most prominent citinfiued and certainly outstanding deeds, is Henck, for years a rty houier and developcction. Mr., Honck has erty interest*, at Longil years and his faith i f f - W ‘ th*-phu*f“ -ftf es, Is unlirniteiL |s in three hours,' fevfa Ales ability. Upon [home* a::i bo built by wners sometime in the future, according to Mr. e has always played a I in the development of pie county town and for he ha.i always held the hi* lellow townsmen. Kk’s life history reads w like a fuiry talc. He in Philadelphia. I’ a., 16. Hi* father, John B. » for many years a proivil engineering in MussInnituta of Technology, *t the head of his pro|r. Ileiick’s mother enme Sngli-h family whose * also were early sot- A largo crowd heard George 8. Kendall at the Milane Thcntre, Sunday night when ho delivered a lecture on the “ Enrth’a New Gov­ ernment.” Mr. Kendall, who repre­ sents the New York City Lecture Bureau of biblc students, took his text from Revelation 16:16. He said in part: The greatest crisis of the ages is upon tho nations of earth. Sens­ ing’ the'coming explosion, statesmen of the world express themscl ves on this wise*. “ 1923 is worse than 1914.” A new chjiptcx opens in the histiry of Europe and the world, with a climax of horror such as manneDrr-yrt vitTTenrH.*--* k . “ We.-|r«Tp -^rwW 'Hr ’tttr -iwpiwr ThnMv and no'one knownr the^vrar out.” Fear has laid hold upon the neo* i In all walks of life. And why? ausc the old world haa ended, at which time Jesus declared there woulrf be distress of nations with perplqxlty, men’s hearts failing them for fear of what they sea coming on tho world. According to the Bible the world or order of things under Gentile dominion leg­ ally ended August 1, 1914. Jesus foretold that tiie nations at that time would become angry; that na­ tion would rise ngainst nation, fol­ lowed by famine, pestilence and revolution. These things have been fulfilled since 1914. Muny futile attempts have been made to settle the world trouble. God foretold their failure and added: “ Gird your selves, and ye shall ho brnwon Take counsel together, nnd il shall come to nought." STARTS 9:00 A. M. TOMORROW K l i f *» V u ift . n iH f f hn\\ ill 0* III 1* i* If '«• MIl• • I IM the Pictures Practical and Pretty Fur Home Wear TW ELVE hundred o f the pretticut mill beat Apron:; we have over oirered at nonr thin price will ho here for vouikJtulection Thursday morninK. All ure new and froah— just out of the factory-clean nnd crisp enmiph ior you to put on and wear. Dover—Tampa Eloctrie Company fitnn.i extension of lines from this point to Mango. • • •*• 4» •i f • •if* i n • « t '• j • fifi j i ■•1111111' D •s • ni • »* •’» 1 • • • ( it'ii • i •■ • i ■• •'ties -fill • . tf {••til i .! >•<" • If — It is a splendid tin'.e for you to replace the onua Worn for early Fall—and triprovide all you will neeiLfur the winter and Hprinv season. he navy hi* was enabled' civil engineering, and Puriu,- Fourteen Attractive Models as Shown in :1 > ‘a ft #to But th s c38i Chlcasro. Ill,, writing yqur name [««ht him in contact with oT ' f O ten cent bottlo of r i l ­ led to" £ S r n i n i a LEY’a II0NEY AND TAR C0J1 t law. and his admDMon r ° UND for, cotU^ fol,d" >the bar of the State of hoarseness, also free sample pack h - h " hcommonwal^ ' « » °< FOLEYPILLS. a diureti. tvsme v.ri ftimolant CATHAKT, for tho kidneys anc _ me int'-rmtMi mt.re.ted in n v a r!-!F0LEY C TX BLCTS men in tb» »y enti-rprises tm in . ... celvo a — nri* the m:iteHnh‘ tn kherks ami figure.'. Trimmed with plain chlor malcrinl.i, fancy pipinf’ */ rlck-rm' braidi. Ilowereil cratunnes, while organdie and dimity. —The various models show pm--tically every style Of neck—novelty pockets—wide tics—and several style.:, cf sleeve*. — Wf.il ’ there are more '"th.-iii a thousand of these good xVprons. it will he worth while to shop in tinmorning -the bent, you know, is always picked nut first. ____ president of the South •silro.nl unit president “• FI°rida Midland Rail»« to■ •»*»» New York City, tw ill VII Mr- Henck developed a •lock tirokcrage and JMilencing therefor a Ptltude, .ind for the past ®r* he has been a recogvr in our financial center, tntfn-st. of which he la. Can Tfll Wh-n Yoa DarkJ Wentified. Just now he Nohody en. Gray, Faded Hair with f » novenent started to Sag# Tea. kstribulion to the stock-; l[ a part of the twonty-l ""on dollars surplus of! Grandmother kept bfr hair hdau... tifblly barkened, glogsy and at’Un Coaipany, and to,» brw - f t p a « management to increase *"d rate on the stock, and Sulphur. Whrlever her hair took on tlUt dull; Tad^d or steak>ow eight per cent, "<k ha* achieved a gratU u 1,onaI and pecuniary ne is very popular in so7 ln<i I" all his assocla- pound," ypu will get a large b«tU<* Commands high respect^department com- of this old-time recipe. Improved by the addition of other ingredienta, all ready to use, at Very little coat This simple mixture can be daoanded. upon to restore natural color and baauty to ths hair. Well-known druggiata say everjr- Sdarkens S s Ssopnaturally .W » 8*,aandi "evenly l s,,« that nobody ran t*ll It has been ap- disapitlon or * aa *•• Buy Them In Dozeri Lots ” — You will practlc* true economy by supplying your needs for a long tim f cflcltrl f«*r liWVrnldc* *Vw offaitd vary soldora. Wo also advi .c that you shop as early ns pnsaible If^Mu wish ttf-nmiiMhc dmirtetne throngs that aro sure to attend je on Second y from 2 2 c ^ > 3 0 j e o f Fast Color Ginghams f an^l ■ales in about 150 different stripes ktf and figured patterns, plain rs and W ndsom e color combina- E very garmenlit- tKoroughly well re fully flnishedw ltii the colorii llPthe higher p Ling, 'i �i * C r THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL i22, 1021. -- vSlighling SeiiUBWKam® The matter o f g6od roads is one upon which The HePdld has continually harped for some time. ^It has-criticized San­ ford's poor detours, while Sanford Avenue and First Street were under construction. It has urged that pressure be brought to bear by Seminole citizens upon those responsible for the abominable condition o f the DeLand road in Volusia krw * - -»*, ■ on acn im oN R ansii i Tear___ .17.00. In CU T 81* Month* 11.00 hr M O T lC W i C a r r 'e r | * r A ll ob itu a ry ■ u 'i i .i y - i .i i ’- r ' ,> ,1 ‘ Her Twenty-fpurth Baby. Intelligence Hatea War. f •The Suicide Crop. Whose Dog la It? 1JZ4 1:1 » -■ // . M A M A W ARN ED HIM ‘Brisbane Sees1^ C o p y r ig h t. || — — — — I a t\ Troper tlmb to chinr*. canoe is before you get | & Tho most weather In thia town is the *n t] j(j HALF. THE human race--rthe f s . the- eondithm o f 'ifirflMlnilf^-wtli-bw Inereetwff -Kr the New Smyrna road. But there is yet another road which this: Mrs. Sebastians Marroquln, of San Francisco, aged forty-four, has till now escaped the attack of'The Herald and which is has Just given birth to her twentya disgrace to Seminole county. fourth child. Like Napoleon*# It is hardly necessary to mention State Road No. 3, from mother, also an tlalian, she1 Sanford to the Orange county line. The cost for the con­ ried at fourteen. There la won­ power in the Italian race; i struction of this road, os we understand it. was met original­ derful great today ns it was three thomu' ly by the people o f thfa county, while the maintainance cost and year} ago. Caruso was ■hi# js supposed to be taken care of by the State Road Depart­ mother*Sn!neteenth child. Tho pity is that so many ,'ofc* tbW ment. It is reported that in this year's budget the road de­ children die because o f |i partment has made no provision for funding any repairs on fine ancc. Ten are dead of Mrs. Mar Road No. 3, and in fact any roads in Seminole county. quin’s twenty-four- D AN DOBBS S/ •iMfifisftitg.1' ! b u in* UfaJua ^hcrtTiT i, argue with men who can | may*M The most expensive earth is the gjfk*pf ,g,b. AWMAiH S V 'ffe A l t RIGHT Leading a double single salary Is very di) CAH'T I KEEP 'EM? . of Ih.nLn FiltllutluM Mah Jongg may be bad.) ."notices of entertainment* where a much better craze than ir o n *r# made, ‘will be . harced stop dancing fail we had for nt rtrulir adttrililnr rata*. . .- - j- ' ■* I ~ m en n m associated rnea* Most beautiful women The Associated rraaa I* exelosly men because they don’t! cOoLiDsel tely entitles to the uaa (or rapubput up with good-looking " atlon of til news dispatcher d3 Iliad to k ot not otherwise And at the present time this read is rapidly deteriorat­ mad In thl* paper and also the ing into a dangerous condition. In many places the bricks THE INTELLIGENCE of Japan * Books on etiquel are ; U new* uunitanad nareln. All mind, although reading" rich Ia of ra-^ublicatloi. of special have been shaken loose and He about one upon another leav­ like the intelligence of the United States, doesn’t want war. said to be bad ctiquet. dispatch** hareln are atao reserved. ing great holes in the road. Further, almost anywhere along Japan’s Prime Minister, Kiy'oUra, TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1924 this stretch the shoulders are in such a run down condition assures the United States that the Ball team with one tytj AW i/*l pfnnant has to bat morel that one car has to be brought almost to a stop in passing an­ letter sent by his ambassador was BIRLETlfoUGHT. eye. not intended as a threat. HOW TO WIN:—Trust in the other. Japan will realize that it is n<$t Lord, and do good; so shall thou In a letter recently to H. B. Phillips, chairman of the unreasonable for the people of h Lots of birds think < dwell in the land, and verily thhu wise as owls beenu-e thej] State Road Department, Secretary Pcarman of the Sanford nation to decide what races shall *L, ihalt be fed. ways hooting at someth! j Commit thy way unto the Lord; Chamber of Commerce speaks of this matter very forcefully, colonize that nation's soil. wti*. trust also In hlml-atal he shall as follows: No American questions the right There is a house shor ■I ’ bring It to pass. Psalm 37:3, 5. of the Japanese Mikado to keep cause houses won’t a stranger, or nil strangers, out o f Mr. H, Phillip*, Chairman, miles an hour. PS his palace. Here we are all Mi­ K ON, MAY MORNING.', State Road Department, Ay gfit ’ morning' dtar, kados in a small way. And the Now thi p * Tallahassee, Florida, In Washington, the • day’s harbinger, United States is our palace. ‘f+L tried to use dynamite ag, east, Dear Sir: Cbmes dancing from the cops. That’s bfld, but b-.tj It has been brought to our attention that no appropriation n, and Ieada with her SUICIDES IN tho United States selling it to their cus for Seminole County was made in this year’s budget of the The b ow ery May. wbo-from her numbered 12,918, not including the ^tatc Road Department, and we are asking for confirmation E , green 1*P throws many suicides conceded. Chicago man was robbedk iTie yellow.cowsllp and the pale or denial of this report, \Ve sincerely trust that we have been The oldest suicide was 97; the Angeles, when he could „ ■Cj i ' prtTBroJfe. « * £ « " •V misinformed,^** we had anticipated some prompt action from youngest six years old. There were malned at homo and had 1 Jail, bounteobs M /y,' thsf doth the Department On that portion of the State Road No. 3 from twice as many males as femalea much better. Mi I inspire * Sanford to the Orange County Line. among the suicides. Women are ^ Mirth, and youth, and warn\ , We do not. know whether your engineer has inspected the more courageous than men. Their S' R«la are going to pu • shoulders on thiy road, the fock for which was furnished by lives are duller than men’s lives, nine memorial trees" in are of thy * yourRepartmcnt, nml fiitfby the County. At the present time m and their suffering is greater. But sey, and here’s hoping dressing. these shoulders are in an extremely poor condition, and it is they hang on, many for the sake never find it out,—3ott«-| only a matter of a short time before they will be entirely gone, ’ of children, enduring what would Hill and dale doth boast thy script. bleshlng. 1 * ‘ t i. and the fourteen thousand dollars which your Department has drive a man out of the world. Thq* we salute thee with eur early ; /nvt^ted ih them, lost 4 song, We have written you some months ago about these shouldSTRANGELY THE suicido crop /^td wecomc thee, end wish ers, rs, and urs urged that aoroe prompt action be taken to have them Is regular, lik£ any other. Statis­ “ THE GOOD OLD D AYS” th e e lo n g . spaired.' YhUr report wa* to tha effect that Ft wou would be given rep ticians can tell you about how —John Milton. our consideration, but’ to date, nothing baa been done di on this many will kill themselvea in Bum­ . your CHICAGO TRIBUNE matter.'. Unless something 1* done to repair these shoulders mer, how many in winter; how Register nowand keep,them in passable condition, this organization proposes many in each.month of the year. fi That’ s the Success Rule An .old-time Chicago newspaper Anti in. the same newspaper iti* to place conspicuous signs along this road, calling tho attention To what extent arc wc creatures speaking before the which printed these stories, always *D)en pay your poll tax, of nassets-by tothc fafcl that this la a state road, supposedly of free will and to what extent reporter, -----:— o--------maintained by the State Road Department, and that Seminole wound up and run by forces out­ Medill Schoo. of Journalism, sighs referred to as “ classics'* by friends for “ the good old days' 'of tho so- of the writer and editor, one could And then be sure to vote June There Is Coining A Time County is- In no Way -responsible for Its present condition. side of ourselves? called human interest story, and seldom find a single line devoted thlfd. Traffic*!# possibly header-on this strip of rood than on any ---------o--------other of a similar distance in the State, and it is indeed un­ When your Earning Capacity is much less than I THIS IS the land of glorious mours that reporting has degen­ to the opposition party, or to opin­ ions contrary to the editor’s. To m Things to worry about: Mahatma fortunate that Seminole County citizens, who have bonded for equality. Let him who darea erated; Present time—-Now is the time to save— while yoni His is a natural sentimental re- get both sices oi any story or Ghamdi is fifty-six years old. the original *ost of the road cannot receive , their proportion deny it. But money and fame do able. action. He Is no longer In the event in which policy might figure, of the State Road funds for Its maintaincnce. make a difference. In Pennayl5 ibere’s many a single man lead­ Would certainly appreciate receiving some Information of vania a man who had nine doga ncwspirpter business. We are. And one had to buy two papers of op* You will be surprised to see how fast your Swiff ing; • QtJaMF* llftf,"* *'*’ *a definite nature from you at your earliest convenience. was much attached to them- But we also remember “the good old posing views. Such were the “ good J I I llil I• Account will grow with regular Systematic Savinpl old days.'1 days,” but without a sighWe ' ' Yours very truly, he is an alien; aliens are not allow­ the Seminole County Bank. How have wc changed? Today The Republicans held a .atatb ' SANFORD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. ed to have dogs in Pennsylvania. disagree with the conclusion that rention in Palatlu last weak, The authorities killed all hia dogs. reporting has degenerated, and a good newspaper seeks to fill » , R. W. Pcarman, Jr. that "featuroa" and comic strips most of tho requirements of its them^wer^present ------ COME IN AND TALK IT OVER WITH US,\ f ^ 4 Executive Secretary. PADEREWSKI, once Prime'Min­ have demoralized and lowered the readers for news facts and enter­ MAKE THIS YOUR BANK Dawes committee reports : The rtiatter f.*i <?ertalnly one which calls for prqmpt tpid ister of Poland, now back at a JoJi quality o f newspaper and the news­ tainment The human interest has : hot been eliminated. It is provid­ that the railroad system of Ger- "‘impressive action. The time for handling such-thifiga'vWtH that -hij .understands- better— playt' paper profession. maty tilths hentdp filefworld.*Ye» There waa a time when the *hu- ed in the “ features,'' comic strips, lng tho piano— neajrd that hia weimusLfrive ■ten .million . Pekinese dog was ill. It was time mnn interest story" was an 1m- and pictures which the old timers to ttant part of every- metropoli- deride. What police court dog for him to be 111. for he is flftcei newapaper. It came In varioua eould bo more real than Smitty'* ars old, but Pakerewski cancels R^MVMbor, son; It'Is tho ctoam f proper. etate o/Ticia;.-*, ond in seeing to it that Seminole roads and on various nubjecta, dpg. or the Briggs dogs? What 1 e concerts, hurried back to Chi •Strength - — ---------- Service ------------ -it -rises to tho top.— St. Petersbut was as stereotyped in thought prodigal could do more In” heed' and had fivo vaterinarians ceive their proportionate share of the state rotuljjialn- cago ry as.it was original and of repentance than Moon Mullins t loot lifter tb* dog. Ten iium ctim oney. , . ' L —^ v and photographers wee*-_____ ___ -a -police - oootI;—bailling •K - “ .r.“ E 7 o nf i ^ n A p A K a s i i U a k t a s t R a i A ^ J S a v i ! , ****'** ’ ’“'fFrb'n lies a difference who ft- Jog — :------ o ■ you are. Also, whose horse. When against the law and the neighbor­ the Gumps? What neighborhood could be more full of gos­ you haven’t been mentioned They Represent Florida’s Intelligence. the great Alexander lost hit; horse hood for possession of the mongrel group sipy Interest in each other’s bust* prof! Jy In connection with the d « which had nfpped the baker's Bucephalus, he ordered that evgry those of Gasoline Alley? sndal, don’t feel alighted.. ,’A convention'of Florit^i^ cpqnty commissioners would horse and -ttule fn Persia ahAttld delivery-horse arhd started a run­ nesa'than away which strewed the street And,; who would rather take time *Just haven* ‘J B f arnunll to mako an interesting study. The county commi.s.sioners are have mane; and tail alykVvff—in with tons and (doughnut*, or some­ to read a two column “ classic” 1m * a Jfaitar* rU utm , For Cough* and Colds, the men entrusted* with the spending of most of. the state’s mourning for the dead horse., thing of the kind, was n popular than to absorb the daily doings of •dae& Neuralgia, Rheum these people with a glance at a subject. Frank O’Malloy could May first will be Citrus-Slgn-Up money. They dre the business executives and the chief stew­ TED GROS1I, of Arizona, was make two columns of highly en­ picture combines romance, humor, On that day all progressive end All Acne* and Pain killed by William B. Ward, a wera will become atflliated ards o f the various counties. Florida’s taxpayers elect them negro. The negro was sentenced tertaining reading of that. The pathos, and human nature? ALL DRUGGISTS to take care o f the public funds, the public Improvements, and It is true that “ the good old e Florida Citrua Exchange K< to death and ttow H. Grosh, aged prodigal off-spring of a fine old days’ ’are gone. But it is also family, walking in a Madison bo doing will help to make the public welfare in general. Me 68c, Jan tad Ida father of tho murdered man, wish­ we believe, that they have lit growing Induatry FlorHospital sis*, $3,00 es to spring the trap with hia own Street flop house on Chrlstmss true, In a convention made up of all the state’s county commis­ been succeeded by better days. mprnjng. signing the pledge, and i Si biggest asset* « •da <1* a i*a«t§t- • sioners; then;‘you could'get an excellent idea o f what interest hand*, hang the negro thak litltwt deciding to go back to his white The newspaper business has not hia son. "There’s no objection,'.', lols is about to be tried again thfi average citizen of Florida must bo taking in public affairs. anys Mr. Simma, head of the A*i-] halted mother and begin life yet reached Its pinnacle, we ad­ ■■aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaBBBBBBaBBaaBaaaBaaiBBBBi Volusia coanty court. It fa Studying the type of commissioner representing a commun­ zona prison. •1 ’ shew, was good for a column and mit, but-we believe it ly ascend­ a nilf of sobs and heurt uplift kted that thl# case has aling. If the father la made happy by cost the state more than a ity will aid you in understanding the character of the killing the murderer, that’s all thousand dollars and a "qlvjlization" he represents. He is entrusted with the spend­ * THE W A Y TQ MAKE MONEY deal more money la to be ing o f vast Hums o f mpney und the administering of vastly right, probably. But if you read that an Apache on It- Why -Is it cases of inipo^tant public affairs. He. is chosen because he Teccives TAMPA TIMES requested the right to HANG AN­ trader can keep in the the most votes of confluence. Ho suits the majority of his OTHER Apache you Would say for such %n. indefuite pc"M ost people have a Very mis-■lion, a profit.- Natura makes us One trial should suffice, fellow citiaebs, heWMTTe must he their idea of an able busf- "Just like a savage." , T®n acres with small grove loca taken idea about what an oppor-! pay in some way for everything o ----.... ... , on small lake. Ideal home site. Real ISN’T RELKHON b.ln|r nail, ttihlty really is. Th*-popular id*a ! wc.gat. t week thertf Vr1hs'llfevi!h*ins jjfiss.rpan anajTaitWluUtewarcU... Many counties in-Florida are spending hundreds of too easg for uf, when the public u that thi opportunity is * elthar a 1 Selfishness even enters into char- : ations being carried ton in gain. <w indfall mate, the oust of -which U {thousands of jdoljars upon roalis and bridges. Every county is told to sit at home, nnd if it has .or a favorable >cca- Hyt jn thu sense that the inddo. tunc In on X ’ U display one’s talents and hYart^ gTv.r‘irfuily* be over * million dollars, -in the state:tunts over its ta<-money to the county commis­ nothing1better eorapenkated ‘ * ly e< one, twa or three Easter services? abilities. ^business of,.trying to keep ‘ 1by a feeling that he has done good, J 23 acres at Paota, 400. orange tr sioners for proper spending. .N o wonder, then, that a con­ In the old days you got out the But opportunity is more thanja|so |jje mbconclous belief that, pvernment straight is an cxone. And' then we are re- vention of Florida county commissioners should show a gath­ children's rubbers aTtd umbrellas, . . .l . . , casting his bread on the waters, ■ Good price for quick sale. ia, in the last analysis, the j,e jn turn w}|| jj j,e cver that someone has said. “ An ering made up o f men*)f the best business type— honorable, lighed the stable lantern, and of prevention is worth a intelligent, capable mtn who-are looking a fte r'th e public walked a mile in the wet graaa ffancu to make some one think n*eda itBeautiful home on First S t *y oan make money oat of your, M#ny peop,e gQ thrtuJth |Jfalong the edge of a clay road, to of cure.” , business with the same scrupulous care that high-grade the night prayer meeting In the ■ O. . “ To i * 1.begin . . with, . . . . every ________ i without ever finding a big oppornearly one1 ! Dresden, Tennessee, a hen business executives give to the affairs of the company or the small country school house. “ T lere » w*. * « » V i m p i n i c n n u n m a t U “out to make money." Ttcre ‘ f-or' *he • 'w '* ™ * on th>t |!d an egg bearing the per- corporation or the Money King by whom he is employed to That seemed to make religion nmke! lhey, f*ll to convince others that r* two ways a man can pllca of • teapot' on the get a dollar value for every dollar expended. important end added interest to he ownej of the) J(on (is. the hymns- When you sang: * * Yeh, a*chifvention fcf county commissioners would make need that too much [allc is “ Dare to be a Danici, on among the fowls, espec- an interesting study. It would show what Florida wants in trilute a portion of wh.t what th.v they taught salesmanship. slnce the egg was laid by a the way o f public service. Dare to stand alone; produce, in the form of a profit, pullet of flapper age. The Dare to have a purpose firm. ROOMS 501-2 fo r instance, insta ice, a young nan ■goes to be aent to the Republican Dure to make it .known." Contemporary Comment 'acturer. Nu mitts r manufacturer tola manu il committee. Largest Insurance Agency In Sanford. HELPING OTHERS ------- ---------you were sufficiently Interested, at whatt Ihe has to-offer in tie way of It is not amusing the wo­ inal services rvices or ney devices pernor B«ral Penhifig feara an inleast, to walk through the mud and man. her family, or her friends. First National Bank B ld g ._______ ----------- Pho«i 9 « „ . / J ^ NTA y W A N systems, ho la not fpt to- in- It ; itlon ia aboOrWia'VMeVIff rain, if not sufficiently brave to anI a won’t be' amusing to youj can­ tefest the manufacturer to employ i b * aaaaa M IH I* M ia * a * * — cretary Hughes, Secretary go into the den with the Hons. on tho morning after said: Journal, got hia knowledge of h i) unless ha can shorn such *m- didate and RepiceeiiUttvi- ‘WinJune 3.— Plant City Courier. in bad; household affalra and his interest THE GIVING up of control by p| yment will pay a prtfit to the Iall of whogi r It!* la fey being tooek than* fierce; in them. Ha’ got it helping torn# Egypt, the home rule agitation in erpioyor. This is truefef wages, 11. Speakjng a N$, the Hoiv Frank Jennings itfe .fitter; being! fan# than mad." one else.* Here’s the alary as he India and the atrong pacifist na­ la arias and royalties. ivy Club inneheon, he •* ■■■■■■BBj BMiMBBaBp aBaaaaaaa|(|(a|W||aBBI waa not born in Florida. Re tells it In his own autography. "he process is simiUr(n dealing Virtue la not only Its own re­ ture of |he Labor government are three genRemen were bom It 4aj never laid any eiairas to this same datff which nlakea it ward, but it brings tanglblg profit.;, He is speaking of himself and hi* worrying Englishmen. And some wi h the consuming pul ! atef honor. However, he has made that collusion might have “ Cast thy bread upon tho* waters1 brother, two little Dutch boys. Just of them arc beginning to talk ea y to sell goods his home in Florida for some and it will return to thee after landed in this country, in the first about the "breaking up of the at e to convince prosp ced.** ? to Betr finan- twenty years and has been conwill dk^S." This msans dot elm- trying days of theif arrival: “ A f­ British empirt*," nected actively with the upbuilding to deal ad of satisfaction, but ter school they fc*vo up their play lng of outdoor life PreiiIn may break up soon, It must and quality beta;*equal, In of the state.—Clearwater Sun. Dlldge said'TCfetitiy: s*Lifp Actual,material thing!, wore than breakup some time.-The*Labor, element a* •* #1 ■ v * •rw*r*n» ,i. r. - .. , -.^Iftibh/U ; the Tenasi »* v community who regl is a great character rJ liiE rD K -ttW E T - h and helped the:r mother to pfe'pa party, led by a really intelligent [friendship enters In the matEd. Lambright la a candidate From a ought not Us pc ■ *1 at ^ > oa Y t! m e e t l n g v t m t f >Wtoa- paeXar* But the .tors deleosLto tar ibe- Mali anal S M O f t i d R U B i mpn, n spjritl of fre<Mom root wo- evtr rwe for the-smash up. Ramsay Mac­ ntal add ippeal, U fui dentt. coincidence that it ehould/AH up* ocratlc Convention from this diathe existence o f Provide! Furthering tho .*ol>poH6* a^ a,rs o f this institution. .r donald knows th o if England *b« to- get first' trict. I^t’ the newspaper* of Marty peoptfe have wondered on . Edward , , - - thus -----y - a. — -~ lll for anch llfefrinjci fn a place in which intelligent .tnrtu ■ principle opera in every South Florida get busy and elect I class’ with education. ■ Thru their guidance, W ftb an k where it wee that Edward Bok, the which was to stand him in such can Uva comfortably, it la - be­ ■ activity. Th* politician him. A better man can not be and summer are great seacause Englishmen through • ' • the great editor of The Ladie^ Home practical stead In later years." office must ,t get votes, found anywhere— Sanford Herald.1 * with safety and satisfaction toltts del frequent hikes in the ages have been reacy and able to voters that it ,•a to their So say we all. The voters will fight. The fighting uayt have not to elect him. Hia inducement, make no mistake if his election be | « » « , done business fo r 36 years. gone by. * ^ MY FAVORITE STORIES imple, may be g.vtrnmtnUl m#de unanimous.—Ocala Banner. iitorical data at’• * • r y and, in turn, ower ta: Br i r v i n a c o b b ■ y ? u «an feel secure in having >'c the young ma courtin 1JNTIL RECENTLY ther. courting a ir anyone U S ' Imagine* that turning s e w travelers ready to swear that" must anneal to tho instinct In a elaaa in " JournalUm to “ run * Checking Account, here. the Civil War German composer of distine-| Still the visitor seemed s<»n the statue of\a!t, a to put it In h?iid*y f°f the r administrations rlately-landed, was v is in g an|plued. ui likeness- But the he convince WJ <2® he should get a look irred by scandal elm, tor vriter at th Our Capital and Surplus, $125,000fou havo files in Hon* -» 't been seen recentlTdu, aating him will and discover .hia mistake. The He you?” asked tha Ame . Pi pahapa to the action of the er more ha tand all that may "l o ! ' s r y f i ' ird pf U ich meju salt,, and Lot or °f^bm>teur ations—that domlstl j 1 four»bw>uiand yean conveniences". in the products of .that louks easy . caught hia att scr “ Well, what do str tS the U per out on time ynd M W ant Havi Seminole County Bank W S Save ...For Sale... 5 aS S ftS fbT vS ^ "W-* •V.-I1 b. to Oui* D ir e c to r s — 1 5 E Z . Pi' ’ . - • ' . ■M \ �THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, A T R F L W i W f a 'l i r iV P erson als MRS. W ALTER WIGHT, Society Editor. P i Beta Phi Dance To ,Be 0 iven' In'1 Orlarido Phone 49a.J. * 1 MRS. WIGHT AND MRS. KIRKLEY r_ ENTERTAIN WITH GARDEN PARTY Isr Social Department nn’s Club at 3 o’clock, Williams hostess. ,4 343-W for resersra- Jon Flpps of Longwood spe’nl the day in Sapford and dined at the Gablca. ■*’ Out-of-town-for a few daya on a business trip to Paiatka. is Dr* L. D. Biown. \ x -v A former Resident of Sanford. E. K. Foster, Jr., df Jacksonville. Orgsn Club will meet Craig Harris at 3;30 Mrs. Forrest Luke At ,;J0 o’clock at the Wol bridge. Uters of Wesley will regular aortalMAptlng t at the home of Misrombie, 700 Union Ave- and' Mrs. J. N.'Robson Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd motored to Orlando Sdnday to attend the wed­ ding of Miss Ida Cook to James Thco. Scaly. . ______ r. „ I j by Mrs. Hill and Mrs Eaaterby of Motoring to Eustis, Sunday, > Orlando. were Mr. and.Mrs. W.. A. L*0cr, II The occasion was voted by the spending the day with Mr. and •; guests which numbered around Mrs. K. R. Murrell. •I three hundred as being one of the i,most enjoyable afternoons spent, Friends of W- M. McKinnon will Ij Friends invited from out of be sorry to hear of his serious , town were Mrs. W. F. Blackman, illness, at a hospital in Jackson­ state president o f Federation of ville. i . Woman s'Clubs, of Orlando, MrsI j R. M. Wetherell, of Orlando, Mrs. Spending the F.aater week-end t j W. J. Carpenter State chairman of Apopka with Mrs. II. Q. \^a, I Literature and Mrs. Johnson 'of f |DeLand, Mrs. Arthur Dlckins of tera,’ 'mother were Mrs. Water* and .'Miami, Mrs. Arthur B. Commons children and Mrs. .Arthur Vaughnof Stone Island, Mesdames L- B. Miss Rubi" Williams, to the re­ Boucheye, , Morton Marshall of j i New Smyrna, and Mesdames En- gret of her friends in Sanford, is Jjdor Curlett, Eichnor, and Roland leaving Tuesday for Hastings, where she has accepted a position. ■; Read of Geneva. Wednesdsy tr’s Club will meet at lennct’s at 3:30 o’clocknightly Club will meet Ul Wight at her home renue at 3 o'clock. Thursday. or Check will entertain 0 Mah Jong Club at 2 [he Lee Ahartmfents on 1Street. Mr*. Howard uiist. »| SUNDAY SCHOOL PARTY. ; Eastw egg hunts are very popu•|lar right now, another one of in1 terest is that of the three primary •|classes of the Holy Cross Sunday 1 j School, which was held in Central '• Park Monday afternoon. About seventy-five or one .hundred little V folks congregated to hunt eggs. • The two golden eggs were found ‘ by Ralph Dcen and Gale Peabody. Those having charge of these < little ones were Mesdames Mobley, n Barrett, Kcfler, and Owens, and '• Misses Elisabeth Whitner and ’ Elizabeth McColcough. WOMAN’S CLUB homcover^Zmday., Mia* StowZR A Pi Bela Phi benefit dance will Whbfeas: The' Great Fkther of u *rt tralHmg l i i V « mlfae' Al the bo given at the Orlando Country love and mercy In hia infinite wis(nge General Hospital. Club, Wednesday evening, April dom has called from our midst our »lr. Miller, principal olf the 23, the proceeds to be used toward beloved sinter, Mr*. Josle Musson, rb^ c' J'Awftti^a^ra^apter houvu-And. — *for the Florida Beta chapter at1 Whereas: We recognize her Lake for the week-end. the Florida State College for Wo- faithful work in the Order of the men ■ Among the members of Eastern Star, and Willis Rail, managing-editor i of Roumillat acting as hostesa, a*. “ < Tlorida.^UeU who will be present Whereas: The members of the Florida Timeri-Union, and one tUtH b Mesdames Mobley aad talker. Ms- Seminole Chapter, No. 2. 0. E. S. of the best know n newspaper men tt ____ by _Mrs. McuMr>H.,v/ . t., nrrompanicn t .L f e ; o k* y «*,’ C’ of Sanford feel deeply the Iona that In Florida, r___ UAU, a bride «>*f n _ few weeks, was -A-rainbow color nfrMrw a* prttsyni a Sanford visitor Tuesday. Mr. and . Lirally carried out in the decora* J S j "j.11, , " " 7 *hl r, honeymoon iions, taUies and refrmhmenta. A l l ,/ trip and have- just M nm ed from , w toady In Oiland i having been down , j}*"""?J* S a*£17*1*0 aJ u |S/ 1» * Cocoa where they attended the an- c , r *■ eOfibiocd t o a l.ou.c party during- Easter. °f f " “ £•*■ te rm e d family nual meeting of the Florida Prpas. **th fern- were Men .everywhere. | Tho. chaperone, for the dance '% ** ri,oh,Uons of ccmdolenca, Association which was held, there' and the club room! were brilliant * will bo the members of the Pi •' '• last week. They will stop hero fon at 8 o’clock, when guests began to Beta Alumnae Club of Orlando.! n« D Further Resolved. That a the day and then . will continual.arrive and thirteen tables weto • and Mr. and Mrs. E. R. McKcnncy. C0PV of theso resolutions be sprend thoir trip to several other points |arrangsd for the players with theitf' ______ I on th? minutes of the chapter, n in the state before returning to pretty bridge cover*. j Business Manager of the Florida lh* r“ mfily’ " nKd Jacksonville. Mr. Ball is a warm I After several interesting rounds Vegetable Corporation. Frank Tal-! ? 'R,ten *6 lhc prcss for Pub- friend of both Mayor Forrest Lake tof bridge were played the hostess',§ot is leaving Tuesday for Pomona, and Robert J. Holly to both o f, awarded .aji prizes, hot mats. IA'* nnllo/l lilnat nM nf IUo ' >' I(fT1C(l . Mrs. Glenn E. McKay, Chairman. Mrs. Murray W, Jarris Mrs. Maymc Griffin, Committee. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rnuierson of Gencvn were In Sanford shopping Monday.' Mr. Itnulerson is candidate for county commissioner from the fifth district Miss Ercil Little and Lewis Riettc, of Lnwrenceville^'Mass., Alaska Spending the week end in Ovie­ who arc students of SMTsorf* uni­ do" with her father and mother, was versity, returned to DeLand Mon- ' Ice Cream Freezers rtlva Hunt day after spending the Easter Miss Alvic Lixeite. New Smyrna—Construction of motmed ta Oviedo Sunday bring­ holidays, with Miss Little's! I aBall Hardware CO. ing Mi*.; Lizctte, back to Sanford thcr and mother, Mr. and Mrs. J- second bridge to ocean bench pen­ insula under way. PH O N E 8 with him. H. Little. A guest of Mrs. C. R. Kirtley, at Goden Lake for a few days' Ihis week is Mrs. R. M. Wetherell, of Orlando. Entertaining at luncheon Tues­ day in honor of Mrs. C. P. Drum­ mond’s mother, are Mrs. Don Dishup and Mrs. Georgo DeCottcs. They will motor to Winter Park and have lunch while there. Motoring to Tampa to be gone until Wednesday are Mr. and Mrs. 1 S. O. Chase and Mrs. Chases* cousin. Mrs. Hunt Harris, who has i been here on a visit of several [ weeks with Mr and Mrs. Chase. 1 Mr.'Chase has gone down to attend Called to Sanford by the illness a meeting of the annual Horticul-; of his sister, Miss Mark Doak.lt . turnl Society of Florida. Jay Dunk of Hebron, Ind. Ho is the guist of Mr. and Mrs- H. J. Lehman. Miss ___ Woak is at tho Fcrnald'IatUKhton Hospital here. Motoring to Delaind Sunday on a visit to Mrs. Kcnefick, dlrectot of the vocal department of Stetson University, were Mr3. Fannie Mun­ son .Mrs. Arthur Smith and Miss Charlotte Smith. Leaving Tuesday for Tampa, is Miss Eva Grace Wagner who has been visiting her father and moth­ . On a visit ol a days to Mrs. S. C. Messer nnd Mrs. B. U. Bag* er for the Easter holidays. goit, nt their home on Park Ave­ Mrs- Georgo A. L. Cook and her nue are a party of friends from Sistrrsvillc, Va.. who IItV11K.t West n lot Vu « W lltl have sister, Miss Jennie Lano. o f ’ Ev­ 8istersville, anston, Wyo., are spending tha b.\en spending the winter in St. Pttershurg. Those In tho party week in Mian)i. are^Mr^and Mrs. James Henaghan Miss Vera 'Woodcock, chief op­ and daughters, Misses Ola, Ellen d Mary Marv and Mr. Ilenaghan’s Henaghan s erator at the Southern Bell Tele­ apd iter, Miss Mary Henaghan. SPEClAlN^OTICE phone here, has gono to Dnytonn --------The flower festival of the West­ to attend meeting of Association ml . minister Club to have been held of Southern Bell Telephono. s viwMr, nnd Mrs. W. II. Blackman of Orlando, motored ta Sanford Thursday will be postponed in­ hday to visit their old home. Returning from a motor trip to definitely. j. Blackman who is state preslTampa and St. Petersburg are Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gibbs and guests, ,dsnt of the Federation of Woman's Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler of Crown {□libs, spent the afternoon hero as Folnt, Ind , and friend Mra^Haak* ^jNM LlA,tha Wlght-KIrtloy gnrAlto .of Crown Point, t ......... ... ito^r JJt^rjy^j „ yMJ- ini, , , Ull •**,- i - a B tha wre-snd at Pasaar is Peter Scltaal of the ooolyi Baait^— ■ cfiIjMig.wood TS3»U ss.!ia*8affi aonvillc, to ba with Mr. McKinnon, was H. C. DuBose. written by King Louis XIII of France. Marthn Fitts and her A -guest of tho Wight-Kl train of little dancers. Martha garden party Monday was was dressed in a very quaint and appropriate costume of the time. Arthur Commons of Stone I» At tha conclusion of the pro­ Motoring to JJaytona and. Ponce gram, ice cream, cake and mints in color scheme of apricot knd Taflr, for the cj*y. Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Henjy Hccren. 7 ’ Club will be enH. B, Lewis ‘ at /.?: Sanford Feed & Supply Co. HAY HAY HAY YES, GOOD HAY AND PLENTY OF IT ATj-THE RIGHT PRICE TOO H A V A N A , A p r i l 22.— Havana’s f.000 taxicab drivers joined tho j street enr men today In a sympn-1 thetlc strike, leaving the city no ! means of transportation save ap­ proximately 400 privately-owned | automobiles. The beer wagon driv­ ers alio wont o.ut, causing a short­ age of beer In hundreds of little cafes dotting the city, There were no morning pnpers printed In tho Spanish language, but the Havana Post npprared as usual. Cotton Seed Meal Rran Shorts Fertilizers K ha t what i cow EATS but whit the WCISTS tkat inMwn nUk md k iln fits 1. o n k 111 »i oOilown tiring* factory r <•t>u II t i) l>au rllcr. n It y make. Iloiut as n<-w. Aak lu one. (Ummtni HiTnUtmi , .Ceitami mm than 73* DIGESTIBLE nathcnti 4rl02JIgajto.UXn’i Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday B3.60 Men’s and Ladles’ Bathing $21.00 Ladies’ Silk Dresses $6.50 Ladies! Linen Dresses brown $3.50 Ladies’ Black or Brown ■ i Oxfords or one Htrap Pumj H ■ ■■■■■■■! SHEETS AT 98c j 72x90 Sheets at cost All $2.00 Silks ht/ jper yarti. $1.00 Men’s Union Suits at each i i i u m p u i i a i u i i L 'j i m i i V(MLES AT 45c $1.00 Ladies' Silk Hoso at per 59c Fancy Voiles at per yd. $2.00 Ladles’ White Canvas, one strap Punjpa $5.00 Suit Cases at each $1.50 jyien’s Pen check Pants at ■ per pair ■■aaflaaaaaaaBBaaaaaaBBaaaaaBBaaa /■ » 4 60c Children’s 3-4 length Socks, all Colors at per pair $25.00 Wardrobe Trunks at I2.SU Men’s Scout Work Shoes 'BBBBBBB !*■■■■■■'■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■» r- * *t •-1' l,.4 V BBBaBBBBBB8«BBBaaaBBBaaaBBBBBBBB or \ ShoetinrfUrt'per yd H iv u r f unbleached Shoes- 50c fast colors Suiting at per yd. at per pair .m $3.60 Men’s Dress Shirts at each aapaaaaBBBBBBBaaaaaaaBaaasnaaaaa ‘ ' • ' tlk *., I* n » ■BkaBWBpaaBaaaBBBaaaaBawBaaaaaB^ $27.50 Men’s Gaberdine Suits at ■ per suit ' M ______ • �«* TO* »m a?. n v. V*vjjk ^ „*-. 1 . a'.^W, i*‘a *,v | ' J- A‘1 T H E S A N F O tob H E l t A L r i/r d E S D A V , A P R I L 2 2 , 1924. p a g b s ix rmn 1“ -•- - -•• T ~ fell L •■■#- | EVKRT TRUE ^ — < ^ - M ' a /c—" /l7ii;^ f D - 'V u . recc --------- _ L ,e-: •■■•: , yoo, BYICONDO, 1 ^ ' ” ^ " " ? " “ ^ - j ---------- i - 4 — S -X '.^ tE -v e fiG T r, r y ^__• r . y,_ a_ u v'"**■** WOULON'T FCSU |p v p i j ' ^ ■ > . : ' .r *■ ■Ir^ ^ rr ■ tvouL O fiV O V T T H E SAMCE K>MT> O p A T > /K T . WHY1, F C 1 5 L , P W C i I 'M . P U L L Cm V G S? > MY. HGAT> 13 /VS C t - G A « AS A G £ .£-t_ - — is COMPLETE -.*»>* «jwa E A SY f f l N I W I N BENTON AND CINCINNATI WINS •rgfsl Groin! That Has Kvrr-At­ tended tlu» Meet Ta F.i pgctcd -tfl Be Present This Week-Ehd l»i When Nineteen Boys’ Teams *»1 L Will Compete and Thirteen Girls j ( ] rc a j Alex weakens in Eighth] Jcamn. r . * *,•* » Better Hide Mr. Dempsey And Succumbs To Heavy Homfoirrimcnt by Rod Slug­ gers— St. Ixuls Pounds Pi­ rate Hurlers Hard and Wins 11 -!)— Brooklyn ' and New York Win Thci;* Games. WINTER PARK, April ffiL—The rgest crowd thnt ever attended a m « t uf like nature in the South is expected at the state intrrscholastie nquntic tourney which In to be hllliLon the Hollins College nfl]cial swimming course in Winter ‘Park,.Saturday. The boys’ events CINCINNATI, April UiJ-^AUrt•n» to do run in the morning with ander, after pitching great hall for the g irl/ competition the feature eight innings, weakened, and the o f the afternoon's program. Hay Greene, who is directing the Reds tied the score in the ninth on affair, said yesterduy thnt every­ Bossier’s trijilo and burns* sacrifice thing is getting set (pr the hig <Iny. lly and won in He “tenth on hHd He conservatively expects thnt 3,000 .enthusiast* will he oh hand by Duncan, Hargrave and•Pindli. to witness the {niQles bctWeeir tint Denton was in great form. Roush, JJpride and pick nfsfate high school who strained his side while hatting mermaids and "mermisters." in yesterday’s game, has been or­ Nineteen boys' teams, including dered by his physician to remain Cedah Key, Daytona, Duval, Fort lfyeeepGeorge Washington (Junior idle for at least a week. Score by [[Tampa), Hillsborough, Kissimmee, innings:. „ ........ 010 000 000 0— 1 ' Lakeland,Leesburg,Miami, Orlando, Chicago Cincinnati . .000 000 001 1—2 Scnfhi' Orlando .funlor, St. Augusfv Summary: Two base hits, Dun­ Une|'St/tCrobrd, St. Pctershurg Taltahuasec Winter Garden, Winter can. Three base hits, Dressier. Park.and Woodrow WilsoiV, (Jim- Sacrifices, Burns, Friberg, Alexlor, Jump*), nnd thirteen Kiris’ « nder-. Di.qblo - plays, Adinns, _ teams, representing Cedar Key, Grantham, Grimes; Alexander, Ad. Port Myers George Washington, nniK, Grimes. Left on bases, Chi­ gE^HUlsbe rough Kissimmee, 1 Lake cago I: Cincinnati 4. Base on Walts, Miami, Orlando Junior, ()r- halls off Benton 1. Struck out by . landt) .Senior.* St. Cloud, St. Peters­ Benton I; Sheehan 1; Alexander t. burg; Winter Garden, Winter Park Hitit otr’ Benton 4 in 9 inning*.; and Apopka have qualified to com- Sheehan, none- in one'. Hit by j pitcher by Bcgton 4 Miller). Win­ PctaJn.the Jcontggta. ning pitcher, Sheehan. Pmpires, t<Tj^Jkccneatr .competition , ever Morun, I’firnmn,- Powell. Time, * witnewaf on a sWimming'coOrse in 1:31. Flotida "Is slated in the Saturday Itsil-dfriamlo Imps’ tinyn, thV* Louis 11, I’ ittsburgh 11. conringoat which has won.the Knt CUM pnjlt l E ° y fO M , deST. LOUIS, April *22.—Pounding spity tlfe fact that it hns been* Wilbur Cooper, star southpaw, the rt: ' U l| Win Easily Over Orlando Bulldogd hy Score cT f Won Clo«e Decision Orcr Tampef Smokers— Daytona is Loser, in Game With Hraucntown. : LAKELAND, April 2.—Lakeland romped away with the first game of the Orlando series Monday aft­ ernoon, 11 to 3, In a fast contest despite the large score, featured by everything possible in a base­ ball game. Adamson, who twirls for *Uio Bulldogs, was wild und ineffective in the "big" inning, but settled down after tho first found and pitched a nice game although ac­ corded ragged support. Ery, for. the Highlanders, was never. . in danger after the first inning vghen his own wild throw let in the first two Bulldog tnllies nnd contribut­ ed his share in the local victory with four safeties out of four at-, tempts. Score by innings:. Orlando ..................200 100 000— 3 Lakeland ............... 603 101 00x—11 Summary: I,e.'L on bases, Lake­ land r>; Orlando 6. Two base hit, Brazier. Three base hits, Kowalson. Hit hy pitcher, by Kry 1; Adamson 5. Struck out by Ery, 1; Adamson, 2. Wild pitch, Adam­ son. Hit by pitcher, by Ery (Fissc). Double plays, Leach to Ammons, Ery to Smith to Am­ mons. Francis tu Shannon to Hcllstroin to Shannon. Time 1:25. Umpire, Loqzonr St. Pete Beats Smokers. TAMPA, April 22.— After piling up a two-run-lead by the fifth in­ ning, the Smokers weakened here Monday afternoon, under the sin­ gle faulty inning of Saddler nnd lost to the St. Petersburg nine 3 to 2. Sadler for Tampa was workipg in fine style with the excep­ tion of the one had frame, while Wilson for the Saints, contributed This fierce looking gent is n bull- j to his own victory with two hits, fighter from Spain. ■(Score by Timings: His name is Andrew Balsa and St. Petersburg 0001)03 000—3 he espires to fame ns a fistic gladi­ Tampa .... ...... ootn io ooo_2 ator. Twn base hits, M t. Summary: Two "I whip the bull, why not the Wheeler, Bigelow, Lujan, Tilton. man?’’ he asks. Sacrifices, Dean, Maltby, Martin, Why not? we echo. Vallnrino, Lujan, Bigelow, Phipps, Mr. Balsa wants to start with Double plays, Wheeler nnd Torres; Dempsey, proving that he enres Lujan, Blakey und Valtarinn. Base not what happens to him in our on ball*, off Sadler 2, Wilson' 1, fair country. ’ < 1 Hits olf Sndler, 10; Wilson, 10. Winning pitcher, Wilson;' losing pitcher, Sudler. Umpire, Bush Time, 1:45. i-r • ( is L E T 'S T A M I* — it a *P i IT JOHN W . MAR' CANDIDATE FQR 8 GOVERNOl WILL SPEAK IN ) > — -------- @1 DRAKE STADIUM 'ROLLINS READY NOW READY FOR TO TAKE CARE BIG TRACK MEET! OF BIG CROWD Sanford, Thurs. Aftemi AT 4 O’CLOCK, APR. 24,1924 AT THE SEMINOLE BANK CORNER ■■■■>■■■■■■■■ PAID ADVERTISEMENT ■■■■■■■ Atl In Readiness For Holding Mon­ Anticipate laargest Crowd of Root­ SWIMMING TIME IS HERE ster Track nnd Field Meet This ers Ever Assembled far Aquatic Week When 1,500 Ath­ Meet To Be Held Next Sec our line of Bathing Suits, Caps, Shoes, Water Win**, diiy, 11 to t). The Pirates got six meiT, Is again out for the honors runs in the fifth on four singles letes Compete. Saturday. Floats nnd Swimming Tubes. All Wool Bathing Suits at $UJb|| , amBwill make the other teams, nc- nnd a triple, The Cardinals dupli­ cordieggo tlieir clinch, Bobby How­ cated the feat in the seventh on five DES MOINES, la., April 22.— Winter Park nnd Rollins Col­ AT THE SPORTSMAN STORE ard; run for the decision in the singles nnd Blades’ home run. The The Drake Relay Carnival, estub- lege will be the mecca for hun­ . , morning,uvent#, The, local girk' score by innings: SANFORD CYCLE COMPANY. ,ir>,ye" 7 'lK(? wilh °,r,y n dreds of Florida high school boys contingent will, it fo thought, prove handful of nthletet In competition and girls und their parents und Pittsburgh ....... 100 (1 C 1 100— 1 ) to Bo somewhat of n "dark horse" haw hud such growth Hint the.o c - : triends when tho Florida State InSt. Louis ....... ,j...A,10;V0i)l fiOx—11 in me contest tn the afternoon. caiion this year promises to a t -! terschoiastic Aquntis Meet takes Summary: Two base hits, Tra/jo to the fact that Billy Catract a record-breaking list of j place nevt Suturday, April 26th. A N N O U N C IN G star Tnmpu swimmer, han nqr, Mnranville, Barnhnrt. Three 1,6(10 track and field stars, repre- 1 The program for tho week-end The Removal-Ot base hits, Hornsby, Barnhart, Bell. declared ineligible for the sentrng more than 100 lending unt- u na fnlTruvn* .pretllct^rs: believo that the Home runs, Blades. Stolen base verities and colleges in the west l * and mid-west * ! trhlny, 8 p. m„ Annual Concert ling’s race will he lielween Or- Tray nor. Sacrifice, Schultz. Double The relays will bemmm stagedi tp ip the ^(d*'ns Uollegc Glee Clubs. |o mid St. PeterslMirg. Tampa plays, Prlegnu, Hornsby, Bottonly, Grimm; Cooper, “ thu Saturday, 8:30 a. m„ Band Con­ and St. "Petersburg loom as tho MurunviUc, Druge Stadium .April■ 25-<2(f. GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING same tiiua.Jho Penn Relays are cert. jnoi^nwurisiiiK^I the girls' luams Wright Grimm. Left on bases, ____ To Temporary Quarters A t ' Pittsburgh C,;.St. Louis 10. Bnu* entered in the meet. heId in Ppilnilaliihla. Perfarniancpw „ ■ vir END O F T IR S T STREET. SANFORD - ; •. Orange county in genernl Ami on Imlls, off Cooper 2; Yde 1; Stuwill ho xRftclMti with -Wtivatt w ’ ....Growers In Siugfesl, T»- Widler Purk und ibdliiu fbdiego in nrt 4i Doak t, . Striigk ‘out by enpse m nn/of the cntrnntH arr outr rentlirm'i'Compiution o f Tlieir NeW 'GhfbKt! BsdMl 2:30 p. nt., Gins’ Program. DAYTONA, April 22.— BradenJ:i J ,Isie Sher*- * til m m juuifuvr # Mi'iir l; •# Stuart iiwihi 1; i » um particular, *vfil ltA Aho nWcd for. Cotqa*r j"’ to represent America in the Olym7:(tp j*. m-, _Annual„.Banquet, PHONE n m - r ^ - TTNIGH * tiAvii’s heavy stick work .aided state uquatics KnUurUav.u.od.Mdtv>< ul BrraeniUaCina.ut-1 . •A-JrhL ,«i*X ■Utornsf -Ow. IsVtoders.-rf srHwFtff »; ly contest in two ........_ innings;- 1I..... their annexing the big end of an she Friday'program, when he will nls, College Conunons. MVcnt... .Yile^o ....... tho,day’s activities; t ■ 8:30 p. m., Annual Reception, Nhcrdol, 6’ i three; Hteinder ‘ 2 in j Will Prove To Be Worthy Oppo8 to 5 score. Homo runs iiy E. match his speed uguinst a field of Invitation, ' 1]he Orlando ieamH, according to Admission by ticket. none, three on. none out lr) seventh.] nmh For American Teams Is ( ushion nnd Kendricks with matron ^ir Hj,rj„ters jn u special 100-yard ’BaykGreene .aye: 11:00 n. m„ Services Winter banes featured the game. Hcorrf by j p„(jJock tht, j oint hot(N Park Churches. Scglur.Jiigb Belief of Sport Enthtisinsta innings: dash, Charles er of the world's record of ;()3 6-10 (Twenty boy tznms nnd .fourteen of United States. Bradcntown 0 0 0 231 001—8 in the century, with E. J. Kelly und girl tenms have qualified for the &* A lfm l Rieker Daytona 0011)00 010—5 Howard I). I)row. Me also holds state contest according to u state­ Hiefler; 100 PHILADELPHIA, Avril 21.— Summary: Two hnsu hits, Bus- tho world’s record for the 220 un,l ment issued last night by Ray Ebaeni 100 liack ___ _ The 11)24 Relay « ariuval of tho' ««nt 220 fret* style. Richard Geicr; University of Penhsyivania, to be key, Kendricks. Three base hit*, 300 yard events, besides marks for Greene, director of the meet. Boys’ Brooklyn 7, Philadelphia I. 440, feqe c-StyJo, Richard Geicr; teams registered are: Auopku, run April 25 aud 26 at. Franklin O. Cushiop. Home runs, E. Cash- 100, 200 und 300 meters. ion, Keitflricks, Stolen bases: El­ go for dUt Every university in the Western Cedar Key, Dnytopa, Duval, Fort] Glance, Arthur B ar-1 1 Hil. v . ill ntfl acc * internnV ional April 22.— liott, Huskey, Kymcr, Doran. Sac­ Conference, most-of the Missouri r wer; relay, 440, Richard Geier, Al l,. *PIIILADKLPHLV **.*,"'" V'r' 7 T Philadelphia irfracret for the fifth time in the rifices, * Jackson, Sims, Cusucb. Valley members nnd teams from Myers, George Washington, HilDL frw T R fcttf, ChaHci Hocffer and lr,,tjk*ivn , Onfcatcil rough, Kissimmee, Lakeland nday 7 to 1l in U'p inning*, l , ’ V1 ,,,s, r t’!,i Double plays, Elliott ami Herman; the east nnd west, will be <ii-! iip Julian Howard. * *>cre Monday Leesburg, Miami, Orlando, Sr„ Or tho tiiiril exlra innings game in tho ] 'lct‘ ln *ruck ,md Mcssner and Holloway. Left on SvubU; t ;.TwcnLy-live yard dash, ,, j lundo, Jr. St. Augustine, St, bases, Bradcntown 7, Daytona ..7. Julia Lawrence; 60 breast ftt/oke, filur playivl in this city this sea- . The college section has nltrncte l Cloud, St. Petersburg. Tallahassee, th e son. DeBerry, tho Brooklyn catch-1 t ambridgo Uni.ersity, of KngBase on balls, olf Brown, 2; Boone a formidable entry list, Estelle Rowe; 75 clash, •Dprnthy j Winter Garden, Winter Park. er.hit a home run in Iho.tenJh in-|",,v‘ * ,wllh a crack sf|imd of run­ 2; Cusack 3. IIU,. ofl Brown 4 In RicnarcU: 00 free style,'Dorothy . Other individual stars of vvorld’s Woodrow Wilson; while the girls' Richnrdk;*10O free style. Hazel ning. with two og baacrn,,grinning 'ners.wm supply liu* chief intertill- 7 innings; Boone 2 in 2 inning.. record fanvj will compete in the Icama represent schools nt Cedar the game ami ho’ n dlng Cunson his year, uitbaugh Winning pitcher, Brown. Umpire, special event*. Those inyiude Dean . Key, hurt Myers, George WashlfloWaf; 220 free style, Hazel Klnwslraiglit tun-laniug dafeatrluauaUJiCXidurttst also_will attnch to Sherman. Time, <2:05. t Brownell of Illinois, who holds the jnglon, Hillshornugh, Kissimmee, cr; stroke, Esteilo i Hows’ ; second imungiil J**!’ presence of Eric Liddell; star 0 _ ; fancy, diving, Vivian Horn; plunge Score-by world h indoor record of 13 feet] Lake Wales. Miami, Orlando Sr. Brooklytr 200020 000 :U-7 . Kdti»huW» ’sbriirtef,* Rntl the entry for distance, Julia Lawrence; relay Philadelphia H *nch in the pole vault, and th<* Orlando. Jr„ St. Cloud, St. PetersYou can get the most 400 000 000 0—4 ? ' f.eyaral Canatilan teams in rcL 440.* Flowers, Richards, I,awrence Amcrican collegiate outdoor re.:- burg. Winter Garden. Winter HnSumntury: Two base hits; NM*. '".v fmtures. food value out of wheat " and Rowu. I . ord of 13 feet, 2 inches; and 51il-|vun, Winter Park, Apopka. Cedar Cimhridge will make Its chief Junior High, hoys: Fifty-yard Loftu«i (2 ); DeBerry^ T. .Griffith, ton Angicr, Blinois, who cslab- ■Key. loikc Wales and St. Cloud ansating bakings' that Mokan. Three hast* hits,. bid for honors in the two-mile relishcd an American record ol 203 ter tenms for the first time this dash, Walter Rjutdols; 75 dash. Walker, iJ u j .’ *?■ are made from good Writer Rand els; IOil dash, Rav- H" ’ kK rtma. DeBtfrryvStol- hty championship .which, since It feet, 0 inches in the javelin fiirow ye**r. lul Standsbury; 220 free' style, I V" Johnston, J.o ft us. Sacri- was first made a part of the pro­ Pjain flour. A depend* "'if*10 n..J!cuT i keenest competition ever plays, gram in 1807, (m* greeted more Harold Osborne, Illinois, A. f j , ; witnessed on u swimming course able baking powder'must Bullet. truck history than'any other fix­ will attempt to shatter the world's 1in Floridn will be seen when th'’s« plunge for X t a n c m f e ^ h ture in college competitive history. WASHINGTON, April 22.—Bush high jump record of 0 feet, 7 0-16 high school teams meet this year, be employed or you do t * Da fid Allamon; 100 I,roast st.ok* I 'V" ‘‘hr^ .F|,,nl ^ " o q ''. uX u F.DavU Allamon; 100 back stroke, t kaRt‘’ Brbo)t,?.n 7:_ Philadelphia L It lias witnessed the shuttering of proved e!Ie live in the pinches to­ inches; Dellnrt Hubbard, Mchi- |Miami boasts of two crack teams not get the full nutritious day ir Id first game of the svu- g in s negro atar. wlillH‘ a coniestl while Duval, St. Petersburg and David A snn'tmiENi -.v York defeated. Wash­ value of the wheat—nor Damhls, B"V.lnAh0 »»ro«*jimp, -Jampa look forwnnl with much ington-! to 2. Three runs oil lln- while Danny KTnusy, who tied the hope of carrying uwuy high hon* ford t:i will your bakings be as pal­ gridgo in the first inning settled worlds record of ;Dt* 2-5 in the 1ofs. Reports have come- into the Girls _ . . . ......., atable and easily digestedJ the game. Horni hy innings: 75-yurd high hurdles in the Hll»ol-« office of th • director of the meet UeCtpJGeior; 5l) dash, Betty Goifr; |quartet which hung up the pres- New \ ork 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0—1 relay carnival, also will he um-mg .stating that here nnd there Individ$ J lL W April eat ’mark e l e v e n minutes; 47 T o Washington The same results cannot be 0 00 1 00 1 0 0 —2 the starters tn the hurdles event, uub; ure swimming and plungin * Virgir.i aLawrence^ 75.1 New lurk (iirtnts eoutimad their seconds. ^ ^ Style, Sunininry; Two base hitl.Jdeua- ULfrly* Brookins, of Iowa, world’s beating lust year’s records. Ho had if you use Self Rising 1 1 Winning stpvqlt Mpmlay, dafeuting Cambridge wilt probably meet Hi low hurdler, al.*6 is cn- i many members of last year’s teams R ftrbke, ' Vifniu Ebson; 75 cl. Rice, Judge, nuvit Ruel. Three base «» *Dill M ilPl ennsnpion | _^| ‘ **rr '■ . . . p lours, which are improperly : have graduated und gone off to from Penn hitu, Pipp«, Uichbour«- Sacriflcei, tCTfq* outstand- Pcckinpaugh Ward. Pir tcollege. It is difficult to predict npp. Double packed in porous cotton sacks llo-lir rich and pjays, Dugan, Ward, Pipp; Harris, which team will cop high honors. EAL1ZING or bags, thus allowing absorp­ last year’s Peckinpaugh, Judge. Sport lovers will note how this Left on ■ vno Tnrmer allowing i race, to count up. particular sport is developing defending bases New York 9; Washington ft. AN IDEAL tion of moisture from the air, sevtm hits uh the t* latter four, the chuiaplonahip. throughout the stn«c. Tallahassee, Base on balls,'off Bush, 5; Mo* °°a au th orities and phyaV Ja.-krfdns home rW»'bi ‘ bc - ghth The intcrantion^ character- of gridge, 3; Speece, 1. Struck out Jacksonville, Cedar Key, Miami, tied the score ah,I WlseV* triple the relays, which t»M m >w n from by Bush, 5; Mogridge, 3; Spuece. 1. emns agree that bakings that Gators Grid Card Many h.*Nc made Port Myers, St. Petersburg and with Grnli (»n base •Ii4 tm> ninth modest lieginni-tg in J8;i5 to a Hits off Mogridge 7 in 7 innings; it possible t> acquire many points between denote that ^nse properly arfe bad for F ori924 Complete; turned the lido of victory.*> Scare mammoth athletic' spe^tfeJe which Specco, a home bf their (interest in swimming is growing l in 2 innings. Hit by * cciintantiy. own — the realiza­ pitcher by Bush (Judge). Losing | 5u*ch f-oditisartfhard to Organizations and business uien tion of an Ideal, Umpires, Rowdigest and in time cause stom­ was umniiplish-’ri in 1014. in Winter Park nnd Orlando have Evaits and Nnilin. Time 2:03. ach trouble, ; Summnry; 1w^lmsjjhitsjO jyear Oxford; sent over a four-ndlq: ‘ iT, The Henid Want replaces! thirteen of the twentyIGAINEBVILLK. Apr. 2 1 Threq l>s je hitnJFi lji)|t UqrvxvMPr. tetnu w hi hich -conquered Ponnsylva-1 Ads have i deal to four sterling silver trophies won games arc on the schedule Philadelphia I, Boston 0. -■ mrwt u-en*ujtio:ial1 Sucrificre, J. Mothers who are intei^ urnu-q niii-in one of* the do with bringing permanently last year. t the University at Florida BOSTON, April 22,—Rommell Double plays, Tierney, Bancroft, races'of"iu"kind ever .run. about honir owner­ Tro troprles, Henry Kart and iting Gators" next fall, ac-. the proper growth and h( The combined O:xford an j Cam held Boston to five hits today, ship, for' icy point Margaret Hamilton Karl trophiwi, Ug-Oo theatrical schedule, : Mclnnis; .hung, Kelly. Left pit Philadelphia winning 4 to 0. A to oppori inittes in .wijl.be ptegenktl to championship l)ridKl* «*'*»« shattere.*1 tin Wqfllf' uwosoiuutfn# jin.Qet. 4 wjth *ba!,u (antl ^ m < dffJ. BarneiLJli^off Rent- two-mite mnrk in 1920, while pass, a bunt, singles by Strand and buying,-s lling, cx. are) should never u$e 'Ison at Gainesville and jisy balls, Simmons and a wild pitch hy Quinn 1. Strufk out by J, Karnes-3; franco senl changing! sent' ‘efiMrtaUd’ quartet in the first inning gave Philadel­ t?STwo "individual trophiea*’ will K« but a good brand of by Bentlqyil. Umpire*: O’lMjband which could do ho butter titan f) presented to the boy and girir ri> sniruw kr Jaikoonville. phia two runs. In the ninth, off McCormirlt. Time, 1:30. ’■ Sec wu»t the » -rntag the greate% hso long trips will be made, *________ . in 1921, Last year Oxlord,' y and Simmons ^ n & h ,m T ,e '* S * e d k a w e e f ^ s u 5 Herald Wints have .number of points in the meet. Jackthe sprint medley relay, marking Piercy, Hauser ttf Wesk.Point to engage thj doubled, and the addition of a ^ o a e t - O K e c o n o m y ^ to offer n aiding STOCKYARDS BURNED the third triumph for England. .Grier of Orlando; *nnd Gretchen ay and another to Austin, you in h ving your Pennsylvania has captured a ma­ bunt and a wild pitch ga ve. the u :to battle the Univ«r»ity RICHMOND, Vs., j\m. 21— At jority of. the reluy laurels it has Athletics two more runs. dreams f r a home IAllan of Tampa were high point individuals last year. Texas. The complete official least one |>erson, named Charles come tru. Score hy innings: Calumet has more than offered for competition Ji recapit­ Te follows; A troph ywill be presented to tho Barnicchi, was killed and 165 ulation showing tha) the Rec) and Philadelphia ........... 200000 002— 1 -St*t*0TTat Gstncsvltte. horses ami mules burned*to death nary leavening strength, rchool winning first place in the Keepir; In touch Boston ................,...„000000 . 11—Georgia Tech at At- when a fire destroyed the southern Blue runners have won 30 ev?nt in each euiaa. claw. Gold, silver with tl i Wants every baking to its height piouahips in the five outs„ Summary: Two base hits, tri* ** K ?i, »*,r. means ecplng in and bronze medals will be present­ stock yards here today. The'loss fixtures, one, two. four-mile, er, Simmons, Veach: :e Forest at Is estimated at more than 1300,touch w th realty ed tn the winner of first, second m U S v? lue* is ? ure and otul distance medley races, Hale, Rommell. Miller, and third places. opportun liea. 000. i able— do not look for a ‘ U jlays. Galloway, Dykes next with 13 triumphs, a,. 25—'Texas' a t' Austin. there is none. nimell Galloway, Hauser, third with-ten to (U credit, Just Urn to the BRITISH FLIER . 1—Southern at GainesELECTRIC tATES. # y ~ , Harvard an dMichigan eac M e base, Phlladehrhla 5; Boston -Want A< t now and ,>''•* } !■. • i •A rrT ' accounted for eight vletorhs on balls off Rommell 3 ; j and tee how nany an Apr. 19—Stuart at Wait Point. itive 1WASHINGTON IprttiJ Pennsylvania nas fe r e / around the m ariuj^rj| flreme eb«*j tpjD ous and most victories p fercy 1. Jilt Cairo for Bagda^ gdad to A ._ Bitld review the to travel by way of PhaJ ED the electric, af.rw rftn rida ean IMi.'hnd «K E ] in franeb - ro Jsftsc? M"n RIVE & WALKER ENGLISH. TRACK STARS COMPETE :^tA 3 2 J fl«j^ ftT A T F ’- Bullet J o e Bush Hurls Team Mates TO a 4-2 Victory _ _ I 5® as? t e .. Si ss Jot? i gst«* ”°‘rid*<* ■R 1sp M B i **- ^ ** �I I t ,- THE SANFORD H E R A L D ,/y J E S D A ^ A P R lL 22, 1921 PAGE READ THEM FOR PROFIT “ Dally Herald Political a d ir a t e s louncements T P O tm C A t ANNOUNCEM ENTS Political Announcements HELP W ANTED MISCELLANEOUS _______ SALE__________ Apartments For Rent AUTOMOBILES A N D 7 REPAIRS ir.D—yanfwrd business men FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER ho are in need of competent FOR SALE;— DeSoto paint* and FOR REN T-Two room a] :ash In AdVance NOTICE FOR SALE— Ford Roadster praeFOR COUNTY JUDGE. I hereby announce my Candi­ . should read the classified w vVnri\hc,J *V ,3*ufoid No" lty ment 202 Park. tiesliy new. Bargain. See Stew* > Subject, of course, to the action I wilt he's candidate for renomi 154-tfc n of Th* Herald. Thcro’a w. Woraa,_ sqle_agents, dacy for County Commissioner for FOR. KENT—Threo room, a: .art-Dutton. nation for the olfice of StaVe.Akuof the Democratic Primary to be SANFORD STOVE WORKS, 321 the -ftfth district of Seninole Coun­ held June 3rd, I will bo a candidate ment|- I,ee Bros., 415 W. 1 F or SALE—1923 model Ford First Street. Next door to Smith torney of the Seventh Judicial d r* i for the office of County Judge of Coune. A-l condition. Will ty. Subject to the action of the Brothers. We sell, trade, and re* ___ 10* ■ Ha* Seminole County. I shall he grata* cuit of the Mave of Florida, tub- 1 pair all kinds of cook stoves. If FOR RENT—One^ funifihecf'two- sacrifice for Quick sale. R. E. Jane Primary ot 1924. ___ a* • line ject to the action of Uie Demo* 'ul for the nomination and elec* your trouble is stove trouble, see room apartment; also one three Shiver, care Chamber of Com­ ___ 0* a Ha* E. IS. KILBER. I assure the room apartment. Oak and 2nd St. merce Bldg.____ e* a Uaa cratic Primary. Your endorsement dtixenship ,do?, and ifof elected 8eminote a fair and Phone 3._______ ________________ doubt* abov* . FOR STATU ATTORNEY. TYPEWRITER RIBBONS— For for a second term of office will be faithful administration of the af­ FOR RENT — Furnished light 1 hereby announce my candi­ greatly appreciated uso on Royal, Remington or I*. fair* of lh« '-fflce. housekeeping rooms. Shirley C. Smith typewriters. Will sell BUILDING dacy for the office cl State Attor­ ____ 8GHELLE MAINES. , GEORGE A. DECOTTES, for one-half price. Herald office. Apartments. Opposite post office. ney far the Seventh -udicial Clr- Stale Attorney, Seventh Judicial FUHTRU3ECUT1NG ATTORNEY MATERIAL FOR SALE— Amco adding ma­ Ft)if RENT—Two furnished apart­ I desire to announce to the citiCircuit, State ro f Florida. i cult of Florida, subject to the Dem­ ments. One room each; prices rea­ chine. ’ Never been used. |10. sens of Seminole County that I am FOR COUNTY JUlXlR ocratic Primary to be held June 3, sonable. Ferndnle Apartments, Ml BAULK Concrete Co_ general Herald office. t hereby announce myself is a a candidate for the nomination to cement work, efdewlake, build­ 31)5 E. First St. 1924. FOP. SALE— Egry cash register. ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. & __________ ,L_A. SCARLETT^ tnnditiule for the office of County I be Prosecuting Attorney for the $10 cash. Herald office.________ of Seminole County, subject I County Court ol Seminole County, Terwilleger, Prop._______________ FOR STATE SENATOR FROM Jud;e FOR SALE — Remington type­ to the Democratic primary, Juno 3, mbject to the action of the Demo­ Lumber and Building "Material. THE NINETEENTH SENROOMS FOK RENT cratic Primary, *une 3rd, 1924. I writer, with wide carriage, in 1924. I pledge faithful service Carter Lumber Company - ATORIAL DISTRICT. good condition. $25 cash. Inquire should you nominate me. N. Laurel SL 1’hone 565. 1 announce my candidacy for ____________ J. G. SHARON. FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms at Herald o ffic e .___ nomination ns State Senator from for light housekeeping; also two HILL LUMBER CO House at FOR SALE— Dairy and stable MEMBER OF SCHOOL BOARD the Nineteenth Senatorial District Service, Quality and Price manure, car lota. Link it Bag- unfurnished rooms. 210 Freqch [miliar with rate*, yule* I wish to announce that I am o subject to the Democratic Primary Phene 135. ley. Box 2401, Tampa, Fla.______ Ave- '___________ CflcaOen. will give you to be held June 3rd. 'I nip nn at­ candidate for Member of tho I information. Anu FOR RENT—2 large furnished School Board of Seminole Co. from WANTED— Regular customers for I they will assist you In torney at law practicing at Han­ housekeeping rooms. $20.00 fresh eggs. Write Cacklebcrry [your want ad to maks ford, Florida, and have been n res­ School district No. 3. Subject to MAKE LIFE WORTH LIVING month. 314 East 5th St._________ Farm, Lake Mnry, Fla.__________ tho decision of the Democratic pri­ Lffective. ident of and attorney in the Nine­ TREE PLANTING DAYS FOR RENT—Two bed rooms. ►OUTSAT fto n OB. FOR SALE—Household goods. teenth Senatorial District for 13 mary to be held June 3, 1924, Ferndnle Apartments, 305 E. First II. H. PATTISHALL. 515 Myrtle Avc. L«r« should give their ream. Your support will be greatDon’t go around feeling tired, " E poAntflco address as FOR SHERIFF FOR SALK— We have stored with Street.__________ _ y appreciated. [their phone number If larking in energy and strength, FOR KENT—Two or three fur­ 1 hereby announce myself a can­ Mr. W. L Harvey, P. O. Box LEWIS O'BRYAH lire results. About one nished rooms for light house­ because your kidneys are not workdidate for tcriterion to' the office 352, Sanford, Fla., one standard ul ot a thousand has a FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER of sheriff of Seminole county sub­ keeping, bath adjoining. 1020 ing properly. The use of FOLEY ■ and the others can't make 88 note player piano in ma­ I hereby announce’ my candidacy ject to tho action of the Demo­ tale with you unless hogany case which w« will sell'for Laurel Avc. PILLS, a diuretic stimulant for the for the offico of County Commis­ cratic primary to be held on June $150 and sundry charges rather FOR RENT sioner from district number two 3. If elected lor another term I kidneys, will give yd\pr kidneys a •than ship. For information see Park Ave, of Seminole county, subject to the pledge to tultill the duties of the good flushing, remove injurious Mr. Hnrvey, or write Cable Piano action of the Democratic primary offico in the same efficient manner Co., Jacksonville, Fla. waste matter and bring the kid­ June 3, 1924. that I have conducted it ift the FOR SALE—Strawberries. 16c per LOST AND FOUND neys back t(Ta normal, active con­ _ _ _ _ _ ___ __ JOHN MEJSCH._ past. Efficient Nemo Self-Reducing No. 3J3 ’ qt. in held run, 10 qts. delivered. dition. “ Your FOLEY PILLS are FOR COUNTY PROSECUTING _________________ C M. HAND. 4 Ut real bargain. It has a low top Phone 130. Rex Packard.________ LOST an opportunity to “'keep ATTORNEY the only thing 1 ever got to do me and medium skirt. Made In dutFOR BOARD OF PUBLIC IN­ abreast will) the times by not able pink or white couldt sites I wish' to announce that 7 shall HOUSES FOR RENT reading any good,” writes Samuel Brenner, STRUCTION political the classified pages of \ 24 to 36—and costs oily $3.00. he a candidate for the office of I hereby announce my candidacy Alexandria, Ind. Sold everywhere. your doily newspaper. HerislJ FOR itENT—Cottage. J. MusXon. - II Knir Uni,/ rin’tset It, MnJ rum*. >J. County Prosecuting Attorney, sub- for re-election as member of the [nouncement want ads contain many interesting ' Jim. ill* iml 1J. W .’ll »*nJ th* ccnrt. FOR RENT— For 0 montliS) comMISCELLANEOUS 1 N * r i o l l , | l t n l * . F * i h l o n Im iliul* feet to the endorsement of the Board of Public Instruction for fortably furnished house, six messages. It will pay you to r4na Democratic voters at the June 3rd, « 110 E. J(Hh St.. N.w York' ID*pt. S.) ! t XiT a s s e s s o r : W ANTED , sleeping rooms. 31B Magnolia •hem daily. primary. seating school district No. 2 of |Avenue. to announce that I am a GEORGE C. HERRING. LOST—A dark brown and tan . b0 Cents Semfnolo County, subject to the ru ll Ilr.N 1— tor 8 months, com­ for re-electlou to the FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Democratic primary to be hold on Homo Cooked Meals. Two blocks collie dog with white neck and fortably furnished house, six feet. Answers to the name of business district. I hereby announce my candidacy June 3rd, 1924. Tax Assessor of Semiil- . in.") nxpeilL'nt to amend Article PHOENIX HOTEL. Three uf the Charter of the Han-1 sleeping rooms, or part of house, sty, subject to tho decls- for re-election for tho offico of Liberal reward If returned ford lliilldlntf mid Loan Association ■at reasonable runjL,_____ ________ Bob. 300 Park Ave. County Commissioner of Seminole In the manner hereinafter stated. L Democratic Primary to ....County, District No. 1, subject to to Mrs. W. H. Zachary, 010 Mag­ Therefore, nolle* Is hereby nlven R E A L ESTATE une 3rd, 19**4. nolia Avc. the action of the Democratic pri­ that th* Sanford Hullillim and I,, .to Madam i larrlot, Association, a corporation, Intends A. VAUGHAN. mary June 3, 1924. Beauty Parlor. LOST—Black and white bull dog. BATTERIES to nli|d) lo Ihe Honorable Cary A. Over Mobley’s Drug Store. ____________ (L_L^ BLEDSOE. Hardee, tjuvirtior of the State of [FOR SHERIFF One blue and one brown eye. We wnnt you to look over our Park Ave. Phone 245. Florida, at Tallahassee, Florida, on FOR SHERIFF. itrn of Seminole County: the tih day of Slay, A. I> for Celery Kurnvt listings before buy­ Short tall, nnd trimmed ears. Call PUBLIC Stenogra I hereby announce myself as r pher; your busthe | i nr pose of obtaining an amend­ j announce my»elf a can114-W. ness solicited. 107 park Ave. ment of Article Tin cc of the Ctinr- ing We will save you money. r Sheriff of Semlnple candidate for tv*e offico of Sheriff tor of the Hanford Building and Phone 349. General Auto Repairs of Seminole County, subject to the ibject to tho action of the Loan Association to read us fol­ FOR SALE— liouae nnd lot close WANTED—Capa 1lie agents as low s „to-w lt: k primary to be held on Democratic primary June, 1921 in, $3,000. '•Article ■Three: The amount of Phones: salesmen for Co Sri Gables. Good If I am elected I pledge NOTICE the rapltal S tock of this corpora­ opportunity for c apabte and Jat-* tion shall he Une million live hun­ l fulfill the duties of this DR SALE—5 acre celery farm tractive persons— men or women, dred thousand t » l.liott.'nhl tm> Dol­ Anyone wishing to com­ the best of my ability. with 8 room house in line eondiApply Coral Gat les office, San* lars. to he. divided Into If,,000 shares I E. K. BRADY. an. Easy terms. municate with the Knights of the par value of One H andl'd ord. Dollars rueh. Of these. I SOD shares i TAX COLLECTOR of the Ku KIux •Klan of THE EXIDE Shall he preferred stoek .and 12.0011 uannounce myself a canOR SALE— 15 ncrca. 12 acre* all shares shall he rnnmmu stuck; said Sanford may do ea by ad* r the office of Tax Coltiled. A No. 1 condition; easy -preferred stock shall receive from BATTERY STATION dresaing mail to Postoffice ISeminole County, subject th.- net earnings of said corpora, thm an eight per cent, unniiai cu­ leuion of,tho Democratic mulative. dividend before smy MODERN-but tgalow, to tie held- June-3rd, 1924. r _ R. C. M A X W E L L 2'hull ii2not S !S £S £335K 3ro participate in any further jK ir r c c iB ft f b lo N R R profit* or dividends of said rnrpy announce my candidacy randidxte fo r i ■•election trrtWnef*- decided to become a candidate fur is a prescription for Malaria, purntinn. Had such preferred stock 5-ROOM house, new, nbo inlien out oh Orltuidi flee of County Tax Collector of shall not colitis the holder there­ re-election to the State Senate Chills and Fever, Dengue nr Bil­ I'y Commissioner for the at ytu vote at the meetings of the $1804); easy terms. District of Seminole Coun- Seminole Count#, subject to the from the 19th Senatorial District, ious Fever. It luik* tn* germs. stockholders of the corpora In In. All hect to the action of the action of the Democratic primary composed of Orange, Seminole and preferred stock Issued slfsll he sub. If you wnnt n city lot. a subur­ to bo held in June. Osceola Counties,, subject to the NOTICE OF 8PECIAJ, MEETING ject to redemption at Ihe option of Snsry of 1924. ban (ot. a house ready built, cel­ the Hoard of Directors nt any time JNO. D . JINKINS. Democratic Primary to bo held OF STOCKHOLDERS OF SAN- after live years from lh* date of Is­ r _____ , q. LOWEST. ery farm, grove or anything in FOUD-CORONAIM) BEACH suance. upon the payment therefor [UNTY COMMISSION ER FOITCOUNT Y~C0HM ISSION ER Juno 3rd. I respectfully solicit of line Hundred tndlars per shore, the Real Estate line call us. We I hereby announce my candidacy your support. COMPANY by announce my candidacy together wlttf- any act mutilated sell at the owners price only. R. C. M A X W E L L __________M. O. OVER8TREET. Schelle Maints for re-election to the office of eetion to the office of dividends therecn Any stm-kholdNotice Is hereby given that FOR COUNTY JUDGE* er holding any preferred slock of Real Estate wmmissioncr of District County Commissioner from DUCall anti see us. Wo give you ........... .................. I hereby announce my candidacy there will be a special meeting of lit* corporation shall have the right the hargnins and service. t number four• of of Seminole L'_. eminole county, subject to tih LAWYER at any lime in have said preferred and the stockholders of Sanford-Coronfor the office of County Judge County, subject to tho cctlon of n of the voters on Juno 3rd. stock redeemed after thirty days' THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO.. ado Beach Company, a corporation, of Seminole County, subject to tnt the Democrat primary June 3, 1924. C. W. ENTZMINGER. not hv to the Association, hut at _____ Seminole Hotel Annex.____ — Court H o u m Insurance action of the voters at the Demo­ at tht offices of the Company in un time ahull more than one-half B. F. WllEELER. K County school »f the funds In Ihe Treasury of said FOR SALE—Five acres, 70 citrus SANFORD,-------FLORIDA Sanford, Florida, on the 15th day June 3. BOARD FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER cratic primary lie appllenhte to the de­ trees, 38 grape vines, penches, of May, 1924, at 7:30 p. m„ for A<v*orltlnn JOHN G. 1.EONARDY. mands of wlthdrawlnx holders of I hereby announce my candiby announce myself a esntigs, .mulberries, pears, cherries, the purpose of considering an in­ romnnin and preferred stock wllltFORCOUNTY JUDGE pr re-elfction ns a member lacy for County Commissioner for crease of the capital stock of said - nt the consent of the Hoard of liersimmons and guavas. 5 room To the People of Seminole County: founty Board of Public In- District No. 2 Seminole County, Directors. Until the preferred and cottage, ham, soft water. George A. DeCottes Hard STEWART The Flortat I am a candidate for County corporstoin and an amendment of common stuck elm 11 he paid In- law ­ road, p from District No. 3, subject to the Democratic Primary, school, atore, church, $2500.00. A U om ey-nt-Law Article VI of the charter of said ful irloney of thu United .States. Judge, your support and vote on Flowers For All Occasions . Oviedo. ... Osceola and Juqe 3, 1924. cnmmnn stuck ahull ho paid In B T. Tiller, Owner, Paola. Orer Seminole County Jpne the 3rd will be appreciated. corporation relating to thu limit The L. P. HAGAN. f) mbject to tne action of monthly Installments tn Mich man­ of indebtedness of the corporation, ner nnd under surh regultlons ns Members Florists Telegraph De­ Yank locratic Primary, June 3rd, FOR SHERIFF. and also a change in the name of the by-law s may tin-eel. Kneh sub­ Having served as n mem* To the Vetera of Seminole County: livery Association Sanford, - —- Florida tho corporation. scriber tn rummon stock shall pay lh« Board since 1915, and 5 acres tiled land, I hereby announce my candidacy EDWARD HIGGINS. President. un entrance fee of (wenty-flve 814 Myrtle Ave. ?hone 260-W [been chairman of the for the offico of Sheriff of Semi­ 4-15-22-19,5-0-13-5 tc Incc 1919, especally fits me nole County, subject to the voters wells, good house and work required of a Board of the Democratic Primary to be JIOTUT OK ISTRSTION OF Al‘ . FLICAllOM FOR A VIK.MUMKMT Fred R* Wilson Land If re-elected 1 prom- held June 3rd, 1924. If elected I barn... This is a good _. .OS’ CUAJITHR. i»me conscientious and con- remise four yean of Law En. This Is to certify that on th* «lh r rervice as has been rend buy at $5000.00. Need Elton J Moughton day of Mirrh, A. D. t»3t. at » spec ATTORNEY-AT-LAW orcement in a business manner by Ul m*elt|g of th» stockholder* of TJ "mny y*«r* of service tho help of the proper aubordlARCHITECT the flunfuhl llulldlmi amt Loan Asnot be all cash. AS. F. HARRISON, First NaUonal Bank B ld f* netes or assistant! and earnestly sorltloiu n corpurutliin organlitnl First NaUonal Bank Bldg. L_ peneva, Florida. solicit the auppurt of all law enSanford ~ ■ ■ Florida forcement voters, on June^rd. * REPRESENTATIVE Sanford, ■•• — Florida RAYMOND L. ALLEN, PectfiJily announce myaelf I f you are interested indidate for the House of FOK ’ ‘ 'CflJrSTAULIS— OT nUtivcj from Seminole TIUCT NO. 1. in celery land don’t de­ , subject to the Democratic 1 hereby announce that I am s •June 3, 1924. If elated candidate for constable of District lay too long. W e know Tailors, Cleaner* and Dyers rivocate constructive legia- No. 1, subject to the Democratic ‘ bp benefit o f the great- primary to be held June 3rd, 1924. The Matthews Press a good farm when we V I Park Arras*— Plum* 4U W.laka Uhl*.. Sanfar* Fla. . ^ people In Seminole Said district beig composed of the *nd the state of Florida. following voting precincts; San­ see it and will be glad Phone 417-L-2 I------J. R. LYLES. ford, Lake Monroe and Paola. to help you select. JHJNTY COMMISSIONER Wilson Welding A Radiator “bounce my candidacy PUBLIC INSTRUCTION {o rthe elBce of Justice t*; . Comlmssloner'for the Sanford Sign Shop Works net, comprising tho towns l hereby announce my candidacy j f *h* } n ■I“ l the first APPROPRIATE tor ro-election to the office of JurUce disuict of Seminole Coum H. B. Lewis Co. -If IPs Metal we eat*, weld M* county eup«rintender.t of public With, the legal anti efficient LETTERING instruction of Seminole County, 1 ssslstance *tf the executive officers FirHt National Bank Building 9ANF0RD, FLORIDA For All Classes of Work subject to the Democratic primary •/ th# county I promise to do my "A N D SUPPLIES i 107 Park Ave. Telephone 349.' 197 North Sanford Ave. to be held on June 3rd, 1924. i«ty without Prejudice. T. W. LAWTON. L. G. STR1NGFZLLOW. ( P. A . M e r o 2 { PRINTING Sanford Machine C d [NCING u p f a t h e r W H AT D O TOO W A N T MA vQ C I E ? By GEORGE McMANUS DON’T AJHSWEf M E CbACK do V COME HERE. W HEN TTl 1 CALL ^oo- _ HOW O O Y O U H A T O N ME.? - THAT’S V J C U L H C R e ’S - T H E ttlL L - P O R . I T • T t V T AvHO C tlV E S M E K c o o o -n L * U £ H ; ' (Tr- I — I S THM * i- s o * <• U A O C tH A T -m THAT * 8 , 0 . Shinholser ConUaetur and Builder Sanford, ---------------Florit � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 22, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 22, 1924. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 22, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ec0e90ea5422898264bfe3e9237d6a0c.pdf 95b0bc588f32cf2494b3f9d78a45abc3 PDF Text Text * V — - — a m H.i i Florl t i* ' •/ *. ! V I. .. v. , V (, .■»». iw«w' * v -„V > ; rrr - ;< . t/J T '.V -«*/«• <7;- • -<s* .• ■y day; mo becomin ■Vlf'" 1 'Vr.rt —r r PRESS DIBPATClIES — klly fa ir ’ nesday SANFORD, FLORIDA, W EDN ESDAY, A P R IL 23, 1924. - Freed Governor Pinchot Not Doing So Well PHILADELPHIA, Apr. 23— Ralph Beaver Strassburger, wealthy NorrDtown publisher, i running } against____ Governor NUM BER S I N G L E C O P IE S F I V E C E N T S Bauer Slayer? ON REVENUE IS SANE SA1 ‘ Gifford Pftchbl'Tn yesterday’s t llfiiW .- r H * »h In Gak of Or Kcliunft P**WU a. Questionable -Referring to SenIvestigatlons He DeWashington is City Jcuons) uU) Crime/ AaaMliM Ph m ( on, Apr. 28.-r-Conveni earlier than usual the sed toward n g p te tqaoIdler bonus bill with |ker limited t° 16 mln­ . principal controversy jfor the inclusion in the |cash option provision ofenator Copeland, DemoNew York. Although Democratic members of committee, the amepdI not submitted by (hem. aid, because they fsated on would prevent the en[ the bonus bill. Republli said they would vote to presidential veto If the 4 the cash option propoireuld vote to override n he insurance plan were by the executive.1 ■of oratory swept jh e sol|i bill throughout the siion of t:<e senate Tueseas not checked until adwhen agreement was >limit debate' Wednesday Anal vote on the massI be taken early In the aftr, while proponenta o f the on amendment and the i ’ opponents o f any bonus an stuck on the pending bill, advocates o f this |conducted a poll which showed it would be dnesday without the cash Borah, Kepdbllrhn, Idaring scenes of " [areas and thp idebtedness- so ktUek on the bonu^, a I t Is time to take stock the comer."' ~Jl», Mte Fernaid, Republican, nd Bruce, Iaw idcH f, who also spok# against , prtfa-ed their remarks sssertitu f I-------'tKe d4y( although 1in favor of tbe'chah opidment proposed yesterenator Copelahd, DemoYork, said they expect­ >for the itnijrht Inautsnd attempt, i f It beI, b> amehd It later to ift■ cash option. Such a pol[advanced.Monday by the ic leaders, bdt Senator offered tne amendment iimtnr by Borah, speeches .senators conaght permlsston to in­ ‘ tessages from asts o f their _ ...Ik support be pending' straight insur'Borah warned that even Dlitical proposition, the of a bonus bill waa a ole policy. ■' ” ' . ‘ r1I^^ere m*y be reluctant I it, he continued, “ party r in the regard of • Principles on which wo P«rty mntetttloiix-r , - -----------am ■re beneath the ideals oning of the average vot.,1* to the rocent senate Mr. Borah declared, Ton stands out as a city u°us in ci?me and fcon^ * ■itkiatlon calls pthing more than the canof a few contracts," he pi tall* for more than the •nt of a few Individuals. Mnce is but a spot on the lor corruption. They are ,nU of the same putrid Afferent View. r|f*r* Httle to the taxpaypthvr ' they are exploited individual c o ^ ptioi o n T r [disregard of the sane and |7l economy upon which L, I .L*PP'n m •'’‘I th« [ r of their institutions." r ? Brookhsrt, Republican, FI . on.M*Democrat, New |br rep|jr declared the rwaMr. Borah “ irrtatetible," ■h pr*ratke' y r •rf u*d the"bonus’ ou . bjr this »governov,J lit. [iU world war soldiers,'/ ~ :— m W 1!: V"' BARTOW CITIZENS OF Dr. MacKensle Speaks to Nearly Two Hundred Growers Who Give Endorsement to Plsn. BARTOW, Apr. 28.— (Special to The Herald.)— Citrus growers from the vicinity o f the capital of Polk pounty, ty. said to bo the largest Xifatt fc>Vo'‘&V Opened grapefruit and orange producing the prison gates. Governor A1 HOI1' o f* Florida, * ‘ ' In a mas* meet­ Smith of New York has commuted Section ing at the cqurt house last night the ^entente of Gnsale Huniann, unanimously endorsed the “ Lake held for perjury when a charge of Wales Plan" for sUbllizing citrus implication in the murder of her market* by giving control o f the sweetheart,' Harry Garbc, hq<l fail­ crop to the Florida Citrus Ex­ ed; She was taken from hew twochange. weeks-old child and served two Nearly 2,000 growers from Has­ years of her sentence. kell. Lake Garfield, Altura, Home­ land, Pierce, Bradley Junction, Brewnter Mulberry and the imme­ diate vicinity about Bartow turned out to hear Dr. W. A. MacKenxie, chairman o f the Citrus Slgn-up Drive, tell o f the great need for co-operative effort In the present crisis, and describe how other d t» Riwlucing sections are flocking Declares Co-Operative Marketing the support o f the Exchange. Only Way Florida Citrus Grow­ Four old, archaic .out-of-date, di­ ers Can Be Saved From lapidated, rusty marketing ma­ Serious Crisis. chines, run by 14U different chauffeaus, have broken down under the WAUCHULA, Apr. 23.— (Spe­ load o f a: bigger crop, he aaid. "It cial to The Heruld.)— Declaring has lost the growers o f Florida, and the business interests of the that banks, business houses and state, too, fully f30.000.000 this private individuals throughout the season. It has ruined many o f us. citrus belt have been seriously em­ “ In desperation, we have been barrassed this year through fail­ looking for a plan which will cor­ rect conditions anc again get the ure to realize adequate returns on growers a profltable price for their orange and grapefruit shipments, fruit. The bankers, the indepen­ due to riotous competitive selling dent marketing agencies; the grow­ methods, Dr. It. A. Nichols, prom­ ers, and everybody have har eomMitteeg working in the matter, and inent Winter Haven fruit grower, the only concrete, basically sound last night held the close attention plan that hfurbeen advanced has o f a large number of Hardee Coun­ DOC been the old plan o f co-operative ty growers and shippers, as he iharkefflig, ‘ Which we have never urged the adoption of the Lake ■rfvfcn a fair trial. If the Florida Wales Plan o f co-operation through trua Exchange ts run by the the Florida C itn r Exchange. Dr. worst officials we can get, It can't Nichols -was Introduced by Judge M. Hammell, large frul W m m local m dor aa any more harpi next aeason dinner is has arisen In Floridi Nicho 'd t r u r e , . rrever iraff soflV the-ladrgest mar ke ting organization » ent control o f the crop to func­ In the state, changed its by-lawk tion to ita beat advantage. Its und offered to make any revisions officers have nsver had the oppor­ to former policies necessary in or­ tunity to show, with a large vol­ der that a majority of the fruit ume o f friilt; what the Exchange from this state could be marketed can do. Give then! a chance, and through one organization, and the then i f they don’t run things right, Lake Wales Plan was conceived," we can fire them and get somebody Dr. Nichols explained, “ in order to who Can run things right." save the Florida cUrua situation by Dr. MacKenxie talked for one signing up at least GO per cent, of hour and a half. ended by call­ the fruit to be shipped ed next sea­ ing" upon those who favored co­ son. operative marketing and the “ Lake Explaining in detail the organi­ Wales Plan” to stand up. Every zation and operation of the Ex­ grower in the audience stood, and change, Dr. Nichols told how its whsi^tha meeting adjourned many work had been hampen-d and wtn'who were not members of practically nu)titv*U through tho ttiC Exchange last ssason crowded glutting o f markets and the indis­ about the speaker's tabic and criminate selling of 140 indepen­ signed the’ contracts to ship their dent marketing organizations in fruits through the co-operative as- the state. So-operation of grow­ tociation next year. • ers, he said, is the only salvation. Many questions in regard to the PBACB CONFERENCE methods o f operation of the Ex­ change were answered by Dr. Nich­ (Mr1The A u M liifd r m a l WASHINGTON, Apr. 23.— A ols and by H. C. Carlton, local Cit­ peacg conference attended by the rus Exchange manager. riwriutlohary arid de facto govern­ ment representatives o f Honduras has been arranged by Sumner Wellea acting as the personal rep* resentative o f' President Coolldge in Honduras. DR.R.A.N ICH O LS ASKS ADOPTION OF WALES PLAN 5 Prominent Oil Man Is Impressed With C ity ’s Hospitality John W . Martin Will Speak Here Thursday Behalf O f Candidacy Plana have been completed for holding a mass meeting in this city Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock at which time John W. Martin, candi­ date fo r governor, will speak to the voters o f Sanford and Seminolo county in behalf of his candidacy. Mr. Martin will speak at the corner o f First Street and Mag­ nolia Avenue at the Seminole County Bank. He will be introduc­ ed by Robert J. Holly, se&etgry of the Seminole County Democratic Executive Commlssittce. Mr. Mar­ tin will address a meeting at Or­ lando tonight and will motor to this city tomorrow morning for his g engage) speaking engagement hare. This will Mr. Martin's first r county of * Ja ’ tU r-ca * In behalf ‘ fo r'th e governorship and la believed for that reason, It. ______ . that ‘ • Will have a large crowd to hear tim Thursday afternoon. Because jtja Ulrica ry had already been the former Jacksonville here -^,.r-nr* - . . • -Sj Til ar?. Boy Riding Mule Js V . .Struck by Lightning ^ ' ♦ to A a t o a t t o Prrmm) , i% tu'.a&<* Ga, Apr. ^rvisor H. C. »ter\rfth to b. r, DuBoee r f5 ‘ Declares Henry Ford Would Not Make Fertilizer Bill Would Build Up Auto In* dusti-y— Hooker Proposal for*Shoals Plant Passes Off Calendar Today but Fate Not Known Until Report. m 23^-Ben sori of M r / and Mra. I. ro f Sylvsster, WM . --------------- ---------- rid in ra In an open fl«ld two mijaa The mule * 1 a t • Declaring th ia one of the most p fa m s iv e cities in the State of Florida, James Heriaghan, o f Sistenvillc, W. Y’n., and one o f the most prominent oil magnates o f the south, stated to a represen­ tative o f The Sanford Herald Wed­ nesday that one o f the chief thi^js which has impressed him with city Is the hospitality o f ita citi­ zens. "Everyone whom I have met has extended me every courtesy and the cordiality of those with whom I have come in contact, fftr sur­ passes that which I have received anywhere. A spirit like that is what piakes a community, and in Sianford such a spirit ss prevails , uld be proud of, he its citizens shou further declared, Mr. Henaghan is spendintr a fe*** days in Sanfopd aa the guest of Mra. S. Q. Messer and Mr. and sirs. B. B. Baggett. Mrs. Messer has known Mr. Henaghan for a great many years, in fa«: since he was a mere boy.’. . V. * While speaking' o f the wonderful advantages offered by Sanford in many ways, Mr. Henaghan, who is a golf enthusiast',' took occasion to praise-the praise me municipal links as being a Ape cc ‘ courts and one which, will be among the stale, Tte declared that one of the chief aswfte o f any* town ia a good golf course and one like it is flnthi# clt * t plans, f _ to chief draw­ 0 It Ol dt ee o f" local o ester, Mr. manner, mber »f he lake* course, ha , aw * clr>)*t r, (Pr The Aunrlalfd Pr WASHINGTON, Apr. Hooker White-Atterbury Muscle Shoals propsai will pass o ff of- the calendar o f the senate agriculture commtiteo’s hearing Wednesday after a full week’s deliberation.Tts Into will not bo known until tKe committee has made a report’. J t B. H. Wilkins, o f Tullahoma’i Tcnn., will take the stand Wednes­ day as a representative of the Ten­ nessee Manufacturers' Association which is interested in obtaining ewer, front Muscle Shoals for onnesseo industrial plants.) t. A. H. Hooker, chemist aszodaW cd with the Hooker bidders, will go back on the stand Wednesday to answer a few questions. Tues­ day he amplified his previous utatement of the fertilizer and chemical possibilities at Muscle Shoals from the proposal which he supports. Other Bids “ Sop" Declaring that fertiliser provis­ ions of the other bids were only a “ sop” compared with his contract. Hooker said Ford made no guar­ antee whatever to produce fertilzler and the Alabama Power Com-? pany submitted a “ suggestion for making one-eighth of the Aral unit” which the Hooker bidders plan for fertilizer manufacture; . The witness opposed a sugges­ tion from Senator Kedrick, Demo*, crat, Wyoming, for the separation o f the manufacturing and power units at Muscle Shoals on the grounds that they were so inter­ woven the division could not b f made successfullyWhile drawing a comparison of thea Hooker bid,_ the chemist said in his opjrdon Ford did not co_ template manufacturing cheap fer* tlllzer and low priced power but Ford’s main idea in bidding on Muscle Shaois was to build bp tr f primary for delegate at large to the Republican National conventlon had nearly i r i y 200,000 ........... votes with less than half the districts of the state reported. The city of . Philadelphia alone gave Strassburger a majority of 190,007, “HAD TO ROB FOR BABY” DECLARES B OM _ M JK ty Minority Report o f Senate Finance Committee De­ mands -Simmons Income Tax Schedule in Place Of Mellon Rates and Modifica­ tion o f Forms o f Corpora­ tion and State Levies. (n r Thf> Au h Ii M a ♦Inr tor Far mer." *The Hookor bid was an advan­ tage over government operation, Hookor said, because private op­ eration would bring initiative and business methods into the enterpise. The government "goes slow and holds down" he added, while private individuals would have an Incentive to succeed. •* It would be impossible to hurt the present fertilizer industry, the witness declares, because “ the fer­ tilizer industry in the United States ia rotten from “ top to bot­ tom ." present commercial fertiliz­ er, he added, is filled with heavy useless material of low plant food content. Under the Hooker process, fer­ tilizer would be produced in con­ centrated form and the farmer could mix hie own fertiliser on the farm. A 'g re a t saving in trans­ portation would result he con­ tinued, and it would be passed along to the farmer. . J S T S S W 5 S 5 « Justice Giegerich, Samuel I. Liekowitx, o f counsel for the accused, d*­ dared he sought to shield them,iiT .......................... «cially Mrs. Cooney, from sweating at the fuinda o f police.’ Walsh challenged Liekowitz’s authority to represent the couple, as both insisted on the train th ey did not wartt* a lawyCri. Mrs. Cooney still refused ser­ vices o f a lawyer. Her husband said “ I’m undecided." The court then dismissed the writs. Bustled out o f the court room into automobiles agsln the Coon­ eys were taken to the district at­ torney’s office in Brooklyn to an­ swer 14 counts in connection with the holdups. Hii|ts Are Heard Of Mysterious Letter In Land Fraud Case WASHINGTON, Apr. 23_-H int of a mysterious letter about land Tampa Banker heldup permita said to be written by So­ licitor Booth, interior department, And Robbed of $24,QQ0 to Senator Wheeler** Montana law firm, was heard today by tho apo­ ( l l r T h e A saorlate* P ress) d al committee investigating the TAMPA, Apr. 23.— A. C. Lewis, senator’s indictment on a change o f chairman o f tha board o f directors accepting money for appearing be­ o f the Exchange National Bank fore the department in the land and connected with many other matter*. financial institutions was held, up Senator Sterling, North Dakota, in n West Tampa suburb Wednes­ Republican member of the commit­ day and robbed of $24,000 which tee, said ho waa told o f such a let­ he had on his person, according to ter and expected to product it be­ tariff Spencer. Two men stopped fore investigation ended. He de­ o banker according to an offleial clined to reveal the source o f his aa he drove from a Weat Tampainfqrmatlo nor to say who prepared bank with the money transferring the memorandum with the aid o f it to a Tampa bank. The robbery wtoich he cross-questioned L. V. •heaped in an automobile and po­ Beaulieu, western attorney, who lice have only a meagre descrip­ said he had also . “ heard" of such tion. a letter. S Col. Corbett Says Should Join _ a POPKA» Apr, 23.— (Special to The Herald.J—Stating that he is not a citrus fruit grower, nor th* owner o f a single tree, that he has •<“ * th* 1 h« had joined the list of speakers In the Citrus Sign-up Campaign solely because he is convinced _ a bust' ‘ as ness men tha* the condition o f the cHrua industry is a matter vitally affecting the entire commercial structure o f Florida, CoL Walter P. Corbett, o f Jacksonville, told the meeting here thla afternoon in the interest o f the Lake Wales plan H 0" * ? ou« ht «•* ^ the Florida Citrus Exchange a.* the important co-operative market inig organization, ttfc K the grower* these non-resident owner* and. po tential developer* of the state to ••• that ithe lndnstry prosper*. CoL' Corbett stated that he had not joined In th*. ti; citni* si^q-up d& balgri at. the instance Citrua ---------Exchange, ge, but upon his own Initiative and at his own expense. Referring to the shipping o f immsture fruit, Col. Corbett bald; i, fruit Is p m * poison to Its o f Auericn tot whom nice I* widely praecribed. me that th* ahlppen o f it have no reeponaibiUterritory and Including Zcllwood, and o f th* , and A * Col. Co’ rtJ i* 'i f . 1 !‘ d0 tfifr Sintmons plan ?mni •publican insurgents, while Sen­ ator Jones, author of the report, predicted it would be backed by all but two or three o f the Demo­ cratic senators. Referring to the reductions made in tne excise taxes, the re­ port declared e x c h a n g e * were made., by the majority members while "the minority does not deem it necessary to take any other po­ sition in this brief report than m e of general policy of disapproval of all special excise taxes orig­ inally imposed fo r raising war revenue." As regards the estate tax, the Democrats declared in favor o f an inheritance tax, thus shifting the tax from the estate itself before distribution to a direct tax on the beneficiaries, after deducting all estate and inheritance taxes int posed by states. “This plan," the report aaid, “ would carty into this \field of Continued on page eight. |t u f t ; r . ■cya Thaw Racaivm News al Rite­ . Carlton W here He was Tak­ ing Dinner WUh HU Moth­ er— Counsel.) fo r Evelyn NesblL Thaw’ s Former W ife, Says Motion Will B« Filed for Retrial o f Case. P r ,, - ) WASHINGTON, Apr. 23.— A SMII INfi R A lVniT i four-fold attack on the revenue bill U lT lI L /lllU U r i i l i / 1 I sent to the senate by the finance committee wus outlined Tuesday in '~ * V the minority report of the commitSeveral Thousand I’ersons »ns enecUtee filed by Senator Jones, Demo­ Arrival In New York of Fnmcrat, New Mexico. . ou* “ Iiohbed Hair allndit'* The Democras, the report .showed, will demand the Simmons ( l l r T il, Am o rln tn l P r r a il NEW YORK, Apr. 23—Celia income tax schedule in pluce of Cooney, Confessed bobbed-haired the Mellon rates, modification of bandit, lost her first legal battle In the form* of corporation and state les* than, an hour after she arrived taxes, and opening of tax dispute here from Jacksonville, Fla., where hearings.to the public. Say* Bill is Defective. she was captured. The report characterized the With her when she arrived, his committee bill as "fundamentally cap pulled down over his face to defective and unscientific" and di­ escape a battery o f newspaper cam­ rected a particular assault on the eras, was her “ tall companion," Mellon measure In lieu of the and husband, Edward S. Cooney. l.ongworth compromise schedule Several thousand persons who adopted by the house. but u few minutes before had Reviewing the recent history o f cheered President Coolidgu on his federal taxation, the report as­ departure for Washington after serted Democratic attempts to cur­ his address at the annual luncheon tail the high w«r taxes were frusof the Associated Press, jammed trated by the Republican majority, the corridors o f the Pennsylvania while when a revision of tnxes was ratiT station for a glimpse o f the pair. ordered in the revenue act o f 1922. Mrs. Cooney, big-eyed, cheerful the Democratic minority urged and smiling on the train, had “ doll- greater reductions downward, par­ pd up” for the home coming. With ticularly in ~the normal tux." her husband she admitted 12 rob­ In proposing the income tax plan beries which netted them $1,100. , ............. of Senator Simmons, North Caro­ “ We had to do it for the baby lina, ranking Democrat on the com­ that was coming,” they said. mittee, calling for higher surtaxes Writs of habens corpus issued by and lower normal rates than pro­ Supreme Court Justice Leavy were vided in the Mellon schedule, the served on detective escorts and minoritv disclaimed any purpose dumbfounded the police. Whatever “ to soak tho rich,* ’adding It “ pro­ glimmer of hope it might have foundly believes that invisible kindled in the couple whose baby wealth, the prosperous, and those (fled only 11 days ago, was soon with real ability to pay should dispelled when Supreme Court Jus­ bear a greater share o f the bur­ tice Giegerich dismissed the writs dens of the government-” Support Slmmona Plan. and remanded both the girl and her The Simmons plan call* for a husband to custody. Rushed through a side exit of maximum surtax of 40 per cent. the Pennsylvania station, a path­ applicable ii\ incomes of $500,000. * maximum surtax would Mellon way being cleared by the police. The M Mr. and Mrs. Cooney were hustled be 25 per cent, on Incomes bf $100,­ away in automobiles to the court 000 and over, whereas the present house immediately after they ar­ law calls for maximum surtax of rived. * 30 per cent, on income* of $200,000 was nothing in the coo- i—^Assistant- District* Attorneys amd over. I Harry Hoffman, agikln.U whom has been placed a technical charge of slaying Mrs. Maud Bauer, who was murdered March 25 on a ione-y Staten Island road. Mra. Bauer’s automobile hod become stalled and, leaving her two chil­ dren and mother in the car, she had gone for aid. A stranger who offered her a lift attacked and murdered her. ORLANDO M A N PURCHASER OF CITY PROPERTY J; L- Miller Dispose* of Magnolia Avenue Property to M. Steinboeh for Reported Considera­ tion of $30,000 Announcement wa* n\ade Wed­ nesday that J. 1** Miller has sold his bakery and the Miller Building to H. Steinboch of Orlando for a enorted consideration of $30,000. Tho new owner will take charge on Monday of next week, it was fur­ ther announced. Mr. Steinboch, who Is a baker of many years’ experience, plans to remodel the bakery making a greut many changes and extending the plant making it possible to do a it large wholesale and retail business. Up until two years ago Mr. Steinboch ownbd and operated for a few years the Rock Bkkery of Orlando. „ The new owner plane to move to S.anford with hjs family within the next few days. Associated with him in the bakery business will be (n r The a u m u i h f r — ) PHILADELPHIA, Apr. 23^-IIarry K. Thaw was declared sane .•1$ Tuesday by the Jury W »t had been hearing testimony to deter­ mine his mental condition. The Jury declared hint fully cap­ able o f looking after his estate. The Jury deliberated seven hours. * William A. Gray, counsel for Evelyn Nesblt, divorsed wife o f Thaw, said that a motion probably would be filed for a retrial o f the case. Thaw waa not in court when tho verdict waa announced. / Might Make Statement. Thaw received thn news at tha Ritx-Carlton Hotel, ..uw ., where he had declined to receive newspaper men, but said he might have a state­ ment later regarding bis plans for the future. Only a fair-sited crowd waa lu tho court root when the Jury, led by Joseph Plunkett, tho aged fore­ man, filed in with its verdict. Judge Monaghan hail warned against any demonstration and tho spectatorea received the verdict In silcnctf, Thaw’a friends, however, showed elation over his winning his free­ dom after having been confined in the Pennsylvania Hospital for Men­ tal and Nervous Diseases hi West Philadelphia, for seven year*. Attorney Gray later announced definitely that he would file a mo­ tion for a new trial. Pending o c -’ tion on this motion, whieh-prob­ ably will be mode within four dayis, Thaw will remain In the asylum in custody of the court. Indicted in New Yerk. Thaw waa committed to tho in­ stitution after he had been in­ dicted in New York for the al­ leged whipping of Frederic** Gump, Jr., n high school boy. New York police were searching far him when he was found in a WcsL Philadelphia apartment house w ith; in tw -j } 1 Hie property which Mr. Millor successful, and ho was brick building on Magnolia Ave- committed to th* aaylom despite* has disposed includes a two-story the effort* o f the New York dtinue having a frontage on this ( Continued on page 81 street of 40 fet and nine inches and extends back 117 feet. It also inelude* tho entire equipment of the bakery. At present the other part of the building i* occupied by J. - F. n ___ a _ i _ n L _ . r Gillon’s Electric Hhop and on the second floor by the Miller Apartmonte. Mr. Miller has been actively en­ L. B. Whitfield o f Montgomery. gaged in the bakery builneis for 31 years, 20 of which have been Ale., president of th* GeorgiaGeorg' spent in Sanford. For five years Alabama Syrup Company, manu­ he operated a bakery in the south­ facturer* o f th* “ A lage" brand o f ern part of the state but later re­ syrup, accompanied by his daugh­ turned to Sanford and opened a ter, son-in-law and a party uf ■hop. He has been In'his present friends, is in Sanford for a couple of days on a pleasure trip. Thb location for 13 year*. arrived here Tuesday If Just what Mr. Milter’* plans for tho future are, is not known. How­ Jacksonville aboard o f Mr. WhRever, he stated that for a while he fleld’a yacht “ Miss Alaga." irtj a n : Mr. Whitfield. In the party will tako a much needed rest. Lat­ .• re. E. & Delaptane er he may spend some time in the development of his grove proporty •jjjl Mr*. Frank Litchfield. near this city. Elizabeth Hud*on, Mr*. Jack n leer n<l K* Q J U im The transfer of the Miller prop­ nler and E. W. Savage. The L erty is but another one of the a prominent business men e f Ji many deals that have been con­ sonvill* Is the broker o f th* summated lately Involving down­ "' 1*Ut*' Florid»who°* haa , town business real estate. More P* fir l°Whitfield, deals involving other desirable Sanford on several previous business,properties are said to be sions, was surprised to nota in the making by local real estate d l * «ine< hi* “ When you get a 20 foot channel men. visit. When informed of front Sanford to Jasksonville with tho latest progressive st< by the city he was grot ocean going steamers here loading Senator Overstreet expressed belief that Sa products from central Florida for destined to become a city Sanford In eastern porta, then you’ll aee a Visits will be one o f the foremost in magic city," was t?ie statement o f Behalf of Candidacy stste, Judge W. P. Bland, of Orlando, in “ 1 am delighted with all th* State Senator M. O. Overstreet porta o f Sanford and it* s a short addresa before the Kiwmnis Club at th# Valdes Hotel this noon. o f Orlando, who ia seeking re-elec­ growth for I have always tion to that office, was a visitor in my ylsita hsre and I thlak Judge Bland and W. T. McCoy, Hanford Tuesday. Tha senator, city la on* o f tha prettiest la membera of tha Orlando Kiwanis who only recently announced hla "t*te," he further declared. Club, and B. E. Weaver and G. W* intention to seek the office again, Mr. Whitfield was pleased Brockhahn, were visitora at the came over in the interest o f his not* the work on the j ‘ regular weakly Luncheon o f the candidacy. and declared that when Sanford Club. Senator Overstreet ha* just re­ would be a big inducement 1 Kiwanian Schelic Maines was turned from a visit into Osceola yacht owners te bring their the principal apeaker and took for county where h* visited Kissim­ to Sanford- He also declared his subject “ Sleepcritia." His mee, St. Cloud and other place* in ?e,f. h«*rtBy la favor o f the 10 minute discourse was of a hu­ that section and reports that hia In behalf of the 8t. J o « « morous nature and provided much candidacy is meeting with general Blary a canal project and raid amusement for the club member* favor not only Ift that county but •«fh * would mean m present. In Orange county os well. this city and section o f the Mrs. J. N. Tolar, president o f The Senator ia now rounding out than any other one thin* the Sanford w Women's Club, ----waa four years o f service in that capac­ could be don* at thia — present and invited the IClwantans ity and believe* that hi* . "W ho ia U that is ao to attend th* Get-Together banquet Justifies his re-election. That he in Sanford f ” Mr. to be held by tho Women’s.Chib on will secure a large vote in thla asked. Whan told Friday night, May i . The club vot­ county, is hia firm belief. Before citizenship waa Joi__ ed to attend th* banquet in a body. departing for Orlando Senator make it a bigger and Kiwanian Ed. Lane waa elected a Overt tret declared tbt< he would he expressed ei * delegate to the Denver convention be here te speak a$ tha big political and declared of Kiwanis. J. L. Matthew* was rally te be held in thla this elty city on Sat- thing to ft * the winner of th* attendance prise. urday afternoon. While eg Mr. Brockhahn entertained the Uve o f The l members with piano selection!. man, Jr., Among those present today Oil Field Prompter Is ber of were J. N. ToUr, d. M. Upyd, J. Guilty leek ■ Wffis W. fe e vJ. s Thigpen. •••■•■rail, JT t f , H. L. Matthew.. Jackson. Schell# Maine*. W., M (Hr there gcott, JS F. Lane, E. J. Houghton, TEXAI A, T. L. Duma., F W eat Lake, a V k ! Pat Marr, oil ideneed '» W* T» Gar H. 1L guilty by the R. II here D i P fe : Hutch!- not guilty on son.^Haward an indictm E. D. Broi ' r " w : mails. W. Deane, J. Ing and ( W T. -were * President o f B , SL John’s Channel Is Sanford’s Need, Bland Says In Talk itr IB : >will ! s . 'r - i �f TH E SANFORD H ERALD , T U E SD A Y , A P R IL 22, 1924, PAGE EIGHT W il| N Rr,q«Mid WJliQw CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS U n o fa n «■ the blll.pasaed last session ex­ "H5YVE . ^ m m t i c e d 'F b r O f f u f c Constable District 1 , W£ n * “ a n S , v|Jri w darn th , pending mea.ure. SENIOR P L A Y O f N ight Sessions; only to veterans not entitled to •>Xn another column of this issue) . ---------* ! ihonr than $50 ' In .adjusted service. tt.'onilmzcti fro m ’.page-1 4 ■'* “’ corr.iier.iationi. ? The present-.bill •appears the ' announeemental’ iL Ciaad W W ttejffor the office * f eon- doclftnuion* « f Senators Watsdn ) would provide 20 ydar endowment » ' A Jfc-'Aet Comedyl Indiana; Lodge, Massachusetts’ *Insurnaco policies for other vetestable o f district number one which flffaycrons • In which the hero is married t o g mysterious Now York comprises the precincts of Sanford, Curlfs. Kansas; nn«l Willis, Ohlo’ . rans. (Continued from page 1.1 with the efforta that arc now being Paola and Monroe.. Mr. Whitten 4a Republicans, that they would v o te ; Senntor Norrla said he did not M v 't - . ' — ■' T. ‘ ••waltzed, cud publicly..Teprchumkd-.mivdc. tujiccure-reducfcoln.an.perish- seskiiyr re*elprttorr -to the*- office to suit&in-«u.£*<MUivntlal'.vatO'Uf ,‘’etyre?'Tcr'’t!f? IhanniRre ‘ p w W w "iuch n'W irbut would vote to o v e r -1 but thought the beneficiaries ought There is an exceedingly healthy able products which have been a b -1which he has held for the past 12 Tcago .... M ILANE TH EA TR E disposition to uproot it altogether,' sorbing the attention of practically, years, two years of which he »cr*r« aide a veto o f th<r straight Insur- to be given the right to chose inheapolis whether they should receivo cash and administer punishment <wher- the entire state. Rates affecting I ed when Sanford was a Dart Of or Insurance. If a cash and insur­ ever competent evidence of guilt j shipments Into Florida are equally Orange county. During the four, FRID AY, APR. 25, 8:15 ance bill were finally upproved, he + . . . ■can be produced. ‘ That 4 am doing! us important, for the reason that years when E. E. Brady was shot,iff Detroit said, hr would urge add vaterans to Scranton and propose to continue." |this volume, despite the general be- of this county, Mr. Whitten waa Reserve your seat at Bower’s choose the insurance feature. The law of service, Mr. Coplidgc )jef to the contrary, exceeds out- his ^office deputy having charge o f The proposal offered by Senator contended, alao demands strong re-1 hound shipments. They, affect the .tboibooka and records. .In seeking Copeland provides for Issuance of -aiatanca against "the most -deter-: grc*.vrrs equally as much ns they re-election. Mr. Whitten believed IUOO.OOO In additional Second Lib­ |mined assaults upon the public |d0 the merchants and should re- that he is fully qualified to fill the Donated by Lloyd Shoe Store erty loan bonds to provide funds THIS W EEK IN i treasury" by “ minority groups of cc iVe the same attention as do the duties of the office by reason Of his for payment o f thccash to those one kind or another, and organiza- rntes off perishables. The,Sanford past experience. SANFORD choosing it. tlons, sometimes almost nation- Ichamber of Conuqercu as n result wide in their ramifications." - i 0f the meeting of Apr. 21, will ■, Week' of April 21 to 20. 1924. "A final adjustment for the li- j take the initiative in an endeavor T uesday quldatio nof reparations ought to to orgnnire commercial bodies into . Regular meeting Masonic Royal be the beginning of a now eru of nn Association which will present Arch Chap., 8 P. M., Masonic Hall. peace and'good will." a un)ted front to secure just and Weekly luncheon Rotary Club, “ In the event that such n contable rates for Florida. Th\a 12:16 Valdez Hotel. dition develops," he went on. "it nssocjation will be represented at Regular meeting Royal Neigh- become apijtinent to examine what aj, flUbK <,uont hearings pertaining bora of America, 8:00 P. M., .Ma­ can be do*e by our own country, to ^ n tc8 lh4t affect Florida. In f l/>n n/ilK ..I lifi.if f net Vine * sonic hall. Wednesday Regular meeting Elks Club, 8 P. M., Club house. Weekly luncheon, Kiwanis Club, •teltfwPM 12:16, Valdez Hotel.. ' „* Regular imccting Osceola En­ n recourse to nrms, but by a re­ campment No. 0, I. 0. O. F „ H P. course to reason; not by action leading to war, but by uctiou lead­ M „ Masonic hall. ing to justice. Our past experi­ Of interest to many in Sanford Thursday ‘ Weekly luncheon, Association of ence should warn us not to be over­ and Seminole county is the an­ Business Women, 12:00, Valdez Ho- confident in the fact of srr many nouncement made by the Coral j&L• • failures, but it also justifies the Gables Company that the “ Celery hope that something may be done Special’ is scheduled to leave San­ Friday ...Weekly luncheon, Chamber of where already there has been some ford Monday on a sight seeing trip success, and at least we can dem­ to Miami. The purpose of the Commerce 12:16, Valdez olltel. Regular meeting, Rebekahs, 8 P. onstrate that we have doen all that "Celery Special" is to not only give we can." . M., Masonic Hall. the people of this section an op­ -H a y -^ ’Anne Whfit’s Her Name" . Concluding, he reminded his nud- portunity to make the trip down Senior Class, Sanford High School, icnco that "on what nations are at the cast const but also to advertise home depends what they will be this progressive county in other 8:15, Milane Theater. abroad,’ ’and added: parts of the state. The special Following Dates Rooked Ahead, i Dinner, Woman’s Club, May 2, ."T h e world knows that we do busses will be fittingly decorated not seek to rule by force of arms, in order to best advertise this sec­ our strength is in our moral power. tion of the state. We increase the desire for peace Ralph U. Greene who has in everywhere by being peaceful. We charge 12 members of the Coral muintaln a military force for our Gables (lying squadron, was in tho defonse, but our offensive lies in the city Tuesday making preliminary justice o f our caun-^ W e ore arrangement* for this special trip. against war because it is destruc­ other members will spend the tive. Wo are for peace bccuuse it The balance of the wook In Hanford i4 constructive. We seek concord with all nations through mutual working out the details. The special busses Will leave understanding. We believe in Sanford Monday morning, driving leisurely down the const, spending two days and three nights in Mi­ ami, sightseeing there und will re-, turn to this city on Saturday., Transportation is furnished free to himself." by the Coral Gables company, and special rotes secured in tne various ould you commit Thaw to nn hotels in which the party will stup. m as a lunatic?" asked Mr. It is estimated that tho total cost Patterson, in cross examination. for the week will be about $20 for "N o, I would not commit him on each person. the record of tho past six years •lone," was the reply. “ Do you consider Thaw’s case inRev. W eigle Opens eurablc?" Series of Meetings "N o, I do not. I base my whole HOOKER SHOWS opinion an the 'records.” <■ At Winter Garden “ In the last s h f-years has Thaw H O W FARMERS - shown any sign of moral insanThose in Sanford who heard I TO BE HELPED Rev. ; Ity?" C. F. Weigle, when he con­ "No ,sir, he has not," was tho ducted u secies of meeting here at *”*p»y* ~ ;. Dickson,-vtf tfppo'bnr _.iun from - rh^’-ewfrrnrtr- \V?f?'n<'rTf7n(T'ftclearn that "he has iaskrted-thst -“ rthimhrrrwrd the Chainncn N o /’is said: just begun a three weeks’ series of -bohest of Thmw to declare him Inoane wh jn he wanted to be insane, "When the Gord hid comes up on preaching services at Winter Gar­ ..• M •to describe-him as sane when the floor of the senate I intend to den. The meelingu will bo conduct­ offer an amendment to muko clear­ ed in u large tabernucle tent which ho wanted to. be aanu." ' •. "These methods," Mr. Dickson do- er that Ford is making th? gum - Hcv. Weigle has been using for some time. Announcement of 1 clared, ’’allowed him to escape the these meetings was made in some consequences ot killing Stanford p WWte on tho grounds that he was l Insane." Mr. JDIokson ropfrred also to Thaw’s alleged whipping of Fred­ eric Gump, Kansas City nigh school The Flying Squadron” twelve men who are direct representa­ 1 b o /, In a New, York hotel, and ' pointed out thdt Thaw "never did : deny the Gump affair." tives of the Coral Gables development at Miami will be here W EDNES­ Celery Shipments § THAW PREDICTS I COU RTS W I L L I SOON FREE HIM X Go to Coral Gables Next W eek Chairman Houston D AY, THURSDAY, FR ID AY A N D SATU R D AY to assist the local office in promoting a Special bus, or busses, o f Seminole County people ENIOR I’ LAY Sj* ‘ '-(Continued from-page? I.) t nation surrounding tne Montana Indictment of Senator Wheeler, its ^.•prosecutor," the committee waa told by Robert 8. Glenn, nf NashrV villa, Teon., that a juatioe ogent had aiked him. for facts as to * Wheeler last March, and had endea­ vored to Induce him to arrange u . peasonal conference between the ' a a t l a l n f and nm l M i* firm er h u rt v senator Mr. Daugherty, “" t.\ to call Wheeler off o f Daugherty." •• (Jhalrman Thompson’s testimony • Are (dealt with conditions in the to­ bacco industry during 1D2J and ensuing years. Th- commission had recommended to Mr. Daugherty that criminal prosecutions be in* •Ututed on the ground that combi­ nations existed, both to hold up ' prices of manufactured tobacco to > consumers, und to hold down prices o f the raw material from farmers. It was ten months before the commiiaion could got an answer from ’ .‘S r . Daugherty, the witness said, 1} and the answer did not come until impeachment proendingj hod tmn ^.'Instituted in the house in 1922 r.’ag^nvt Daugherty. This was tho first inquiry to be .'taken up, but tho trade commission . ’'Dir.nAcr said ke had several other - cages affecting other Industrie* to J-pNecnt. He declared that no crim­ inal prosecutions had bem in»ti...tuted on the commission’s inforr.u'^tfciVor recommendations. ^ T e lla of "Drtig Trefflcing." to take our trip to Coral Gables and inspect our proposition. Friday, April 25, 8:15 P At Milane. Theatre Tickets on sale at Bower’s Drug Reserve your Heat there. Admisnicn 35, 50 nnd 75c A PLAY FU LL OF M YSTERY AND phone cull to Milane Theatre will bring one of the men to see you and explain our proposition, to see America’s Master Development, advertise the Celery County. • J. ,• * •* *I *% ■• » also •. • This trip is of interest to every citizen o f this countv and U woli MERRIMENT, TH IS SPACE DONATED BY !' 'tJ.w E. W ilkina, prison guard mul ■up^rintendont at Atlanta ,prfl 10„ when he was suswas then hoard and I on drug irafflcing in the Jon. Geo. Remus, an Ohio ger. Wilkins said,'had a prltom and bath at the prison tog with two or three othdining room service and com Ithy inmates, was given spedng room service and comto alleviate the mo l ie said it was the ima.that they were given canion because they had money, did not know to whom the 10 appliad may have gone, wnrneat was'taken, at the A tele­ I On Saturday* 19th, we delivered a suit of clothes belonging to Frank L. Woodruff, Jr., to some of our custo­ mers thru mistake. You will do .us a great favor to look thru your ward­ robes and closets, and see if you hap- GEORGE E* MERRICK, OWNER DAMMBRS & BURNES, GENERAL SALES AGENTS Executive Offtfe 158 East Flagler S t„ Miami. Florida OH ea: Jacksonville, St. Augustine,-West Palm Beach Davtonn n-i T a m p ., St. Petersburg. Sanford, U kcland, D e L ^ d . e S I ° B S S » ;:;u s < tHMf •Sil'*v �m ■AQ E ^ V O , . TH E SANFORD, jRERALD W E D N E SD A Y , A P R IL 23, 1924. 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LAWTON, *!' n r s f s a s s s i w . plaint Hied herein against jm i and Supt. I*uh. lnstn and Bx-O fflclo Instruction. Immediately after said s s 5 5 ® 5 n . ! b a i 5 i j a s a ,^ l election and the tabulation of the Lydia Rood, deceased .or otherw l.o. North 3C0 feet of flection IS. Tow n- gSajP ."!" J. therein fall not else laid bill will Hecrtary to Hoard. f be d e c re e . .1 4.N_1£ -2 1 -1 0 -9 -7 I to !»«• followed by -AHMMwe'L e>» < ___i___ ( ! J r«t K K tvS ii Y« hesl da-'lTh# •XiaMnrdit)'r>ji,Hlt|ntl' PrnrWlnB- t n r ttlr ||„ld-1returns of said election and to de. ceased, or otherwise. In the land) Smith. Itnnge 30 C ast; East Half nf and premises Involved In thin suit: Northeast Quarter i 'Seym oor Was O t w w lii of Southeast Dally Herald, a newspaper pubV o(|M _ Wll„ . tortnlne and certify the raatilt Ice Cream Makes Muscle and llshed In Be mlnolo County, once lag. and t.lvln* .vottee or a .pee Jttswrwog. and lhat the following all parties rlalm lnx Interests under j South. Ha nge 2* Bast; West H alf R trlttd by New oYrkers A t — — , Trustee, --------- de — - f1 of Northei Northeast Quarter of Southeast e i« m p p o intt-1 -each week for a period of four Conlal n«ao Head eiieerioa K lrrtl«« in to or be n Held to named 'rimed persons are hereby a appoln . or otherwise. In the land* 1 .fj.f trter* n f ‘seettnii'-Tff. 'Ti 1 tm*trfp ■Until for 1924 CertSfCntlve weeks. * ' „ SneclaUTajl. - - - Sclitt*.! - XMMrtrt rmtkea lnv.dv.-d In this *ult. I j# South, flange 30 Ka*t; NorthWIMless-oo* hsinl and the*»i^>, i»Pf /pW nlradlr C oaaly, Flsvlda. Said 1«pe*-tors lo np.r and conduct tho it npi appearing by the *worn blH of we*t Quarter of Southeast Quarter said ('curl tills Jith day of March. oistrirt tiring s u n K n onn a*[aald election ut the imlllng place or complaint In this cause, that yoq „ f Section 16. Township 10 South.] m i. • rhalaola Sperlat T i t Sehout Ills- precinct named, as fllows; may claim some right, title or In -! ... g„„,hw e«» Ousrter YORK. April 22.—D«1e- ISBAL) B. A . DOUOLAHS. trlet. At Prccllirt No. 7. (Chulunta) terest In the land* and premise* i ,lan *'’ 30 » oq»hwe«t Quarter | Clerk Circuit Court. JJuiijiqs 8puiM )8.iwtj)nog ■— .M rs. J. B. Bnyder, C. I>. Hrumley. hereinafter described. It Is th e re -jo t Southeast Quarter oteSection 16. F IT FOR A QUEEN Heminote County, Florida, Whereas: On the tth day of and ft, H. Is robs. Inspectors, and fore, ordered and adjudged that Town*It Ip ID South. Bunge 30 Bast. and visitors to the Demo* lljr: A. M. Weeks, D. C. March. 1911. a petition u n i lire. . Mrs. Jnsle Frevptt. Clerk, and • . you and each of jiou be. anil you It Is further ordered that this ■tie Convention which meet* Jatr.es O. Sharon. Rented to the County Hoard of I’ u li.1 fie It Further Rrsolvsrli ^<T)Ma are hereby , required to nppear .to Solicitor for Complainant. in June aril) And a far differHe Instruction for Seminole < nun- nils resolution und notice b# pub* the bill >f rnmplafht In this cause ty. Florida, signed by more than |f*he»l |n the Banford Hera]d.. a on Monday, the Sth day of May,' New York than did.the,m en t g iv .e ct t o your lhh twenty-live par cent of the duly ( newspaper published In Betnlndla 11*21 nt th* Court In,use at Rapi nominated Horatio tSeymour l i r u i s l U s Ordering aa Kleetle* t« quallfled ford.— Setnlnole c o u n ty ." Florida, elertbrs residing w lt h t n j^ ,Un*» , A t All Good Dealers or trun against General "Grant Mii said cnus.t hying a stilt I.j quiet F r e e t o A t l b m a a n d |w n m ra sseeiat t s » ss a w r Bpeclat- T«X“ Scnnrd ‘ nistrlel NoT"T,*f loi Tax complainant Frank! Seminole Coupty. Florida, sold dls. ■h,.|r,g rm n«wspai>er published title In the District K*. 4. He*»l»ele (*•»<»> trlet being also known at t hujujita. within said ilUtrlct. one* a waek Kvunx. In nnd to the following d o -' in the 66, yean that have FlnrlSn. S a il lllatrlel llela* Alan Special Tax School District, asking i f ,tr f rtur scribed lands, nltunte in Seminole j H a y F s v e r S u t f e r e r s * |# ’ si" r cohierdtHe eohieriltrte week*, weeks. Fpsed since thd YiftttnftV largest i ftnnera aa Chal**la Special Tex and petitioning »al.l Hoard to call Thkt res.dutP.n nnd nhtlre notice adopted County. Florida, to.w lt: The Wcati Thk> resolution School District. Half of the Southwest Quarter of Free Trial o f Method That Anyone city haa been the ncend o f a nation­ i" 1-1 regular ernslnn >tif th* County Hu* Northwest Quarter of Section' within said Spec al Tux « f h « i l ' Board o f W h ile InstroctIon 7oc Can Uo* Without Discomfort al* conclave of a m*)«r •political Be It Ilesntved. Hy the t^oUuty District No. 4. to determine v h e lh fbmnty. Florida, this the 1*., Township 2a South. 1In nge 3 0 1 or Loos o f Time. Bast; and Lot No. 3 of Section 2*1. pdrty, a new New York has come Board of Public Instruction for er »r not there should to* Issued 9th day of April. 1934. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■H U County. Florida: That an by said district bonds In the sum It*? existence, a city epitomising Bentlnole, We haves metliod for the control of Astb4!. A. DAMoVfl. • election he and the same Is hereby of |in,notion, the p r o *c d * o f the ms, and we want you to try It at oar ripe use. C h.lrm in l*r.K 'TVm, ft. fnJts phenomenal growth and de- ordered to he held In und through­ sale of such bonds to be u io l for No (natter whether your case lo ol loos standFRED T. W ild .I AMS. . vMopmmt the country o f which it out Special Ta* Hchool District No. the purpose of iiciiulrlnq. building, in* or recent development, whether it Is pres­ y ll.cir.l »f Public Instruedton j l**lne metropolis. The population 4. fiemlindr County. Florida, said enlarging, furnishing- or otherwise ('•lim Scfjjln.de ent s» Chronic Asthma or Hay Fever, yea t'.mnty, Florida. Improving school building* nod should tend far a;frte Trial at oar method. then waa about 850,000. Today, Tt (district being also known as Chulu- school " . | grounds and for the exclus­ t Itest: Ota Special Ta* School District, on No matter In what climate yon live, no nutter t . tv. La w t o n , ’ kZ Isl/ovcr 6,000,000. f > • ’•i : what your tie or occupation, if you are ■ the 9th day of May. I92C to deter­ ive Use of the public free schools ® WHOLESALE COMMISSION MERCHANTS & 1II10KI Supt. Pul. Initii and Bx-Offielo i troubled with Aithma or Hay Fever, our Z dir* •New times have brought new le­ mine whether or not there shall be within sold district, and to Secretary to the It itir.l Richmond, Virjilnla. < method should relieve you promptly. by said Special Ta* School hunted unit expended III the f o l l o w ­ ases and new issues new men, but Issued I Seal of Hoard) I We especially want to send it to those 5 District No. 4. bonds In the sum of ing manner, to-w ll: 1 uppjienily iiopelers rises, where ill forms of 2 saUom in the nation's history have 910,000,09 to hear Interest nt the fuf Hoard, 1. l9.O0U.no to be used In aemilr-1 inlalcn. douches, opium preparation*, fume*. 2 l.ullillug »no nnil furnishing, ................. , , 4 - " - lt>T-3*.7u-a-i there been more pressing prob­ rate ,of. six)-per -centum per annum. lug a site, building "patent imokr*.' etc., have (tiled. We want 2 public free school at Chuluotii lems than those facing thj» states­ ln l« * S * T W 'h e pkld semi.annually, awithin to »how everyone at our eipense, that oor 2 Ike t leri.lt Court nf Seminole said district; lo salu-lUmds to he dated July 1st. method ladetiined to end all difficult breath- 2 men'and politicians at the close o f J9H.*mjd .to mature as follows, to2. 11,000,00 |o lie used for en­ t'.iHBt). FlortHn. In Chancery, log. all whetting, and all tho** urribk* 2 Civil war. larging. furnishing or otherwise paroxytma. wlt: HIM. TU (|l IKT TITI.K. school buildings and Uonds numbered 1 and I. for Improving OltDBII FOB P fU L IC A T loN Thi* free offer to too Important to netlect g H r both the party and for New ll.flOO.Ott each In mature ten years school grounds and for the excliintlntle day. Writ* now and beeln the method 5 Frank Evans and Stella P. Evans, Iv'e use of the public free schools , 1868 wus n tnornentmia year, after dale thereof; at once. Send no money. Simply mall coupon hla wife, f-'oinplulniint*. snld district, and marked the re-entry .of southbelow. Do It Today:—you even do not pay ■■■M H iH E n aE aaaH n n aK ajaa H R R R R M R R R R B M B iiin Bonds numbered 3. 4. and 5. for within vs. W hereas: This Board has de­ postal*Mary A. MacDonald. Illchtnnnd delegates into the party coun- I t.#00.00 each to mature twenty termined that more thun twenty ... , ................. , Levering. Archibald II. Bussell. W IIsince before the Civil war. It years after the date thereof, and tlvr per cent Of the, duly qualinrd | | ;im T william II. Watson. f i l l TRIAL COUPON numbered 0. 7. 9. 9. nnd 10.ked the dedication of Tammany forBonds 11.000,00 each to mature thirty r lrrU,r" ^ ."l.lln tg w IM>ln s.il.l s t";' ;l (otherwise known us W. H. W a tFRONTIER ASTHMA CO.. Room (HUB "a new 9400,000 wigwam on venrs after the date thereof; “ ' Tax * 'H 'L son ). Burner tl. Mun*on. (otherwise . Nlacara and Iludsoa St*., buffalo, N. V. ^ "uj.'l l,*‘ tll bm- uml known as II <i Moltsonj, B. J. Hnrnth Street, f t marked the the principal and the Interest of nil j Scad tree trial of hod tot \\herea*. This Board has. bj r.dl. tilnf l.un.lqtilat, Satuh Maro f the original Ku Klux Klan, bond* to be payable at the National resolution this day Hdopt.d, d eter-1 fft.r,., |,„nd«|ul‘ t. Jlarv Loulso PurW Bank, City nnd State of New tag redemption and negro suf- York: the proceeda of the sale of mined that bund* In the sum of Dohm. I- O. Harrell. Emeriti* C. Be war* of imitation*. Demand aa major issues, and the ap- sold bonds to he used for the pur­ 110.000,00 |* required for the p u r-' lli.li .run. Supl.ronla |i. Orlffln. ••sees*** the tannine in 10c and 35c pack­ pose of acquiring, building, fur. poses set forth in said petition und (otherwise known ns S It Orlffln) ■ranee or Susan B. Anthony nlshlng or otherwise Improving herelnnhove enumerated, nnd Hint ’ John II. Clrtlc. Atig.-line K. Plrtle, age* bearing above trade n er’ ;h a demand fo r votes for wo­ sal.) lion.I* shall hear Interest ut Harrison Heed and Dora ItOed. Ills school buildings and school the rate of six per centum per an. 1 wife. Churl.-< C. Wurwlck, h* Trusrn grounds, nnd fur the exclusive use nunt. Interest payable setnl-unnual- lee. Frank S. Lewis, as Trustee, nnd ••Chat year saw Seymour, twice nf the public free echolns within Iv; that sal.I bonds shull bo .luted, .nch of «.ild purtl.-s If living, nnd School District July 1st. 1924; that sold bonds ■diuH If .lend, the heir*, devisee*, grantee* ernor o f New York state, romp said Special Tax 4. all of which Is more specific­ mature ns follows, tu .w ll: llonds und other clnlinant* under the snld with the Democratic presiden­ No. ally provided In that certain reso­ numbered I nnd 2. for 11,000,00 Mary A. MacDonald, Hlchmon.) Levtial nomination to run with Gen. Ficedom from Nerve i'rcssure Meanr. Freedom from Dtsense. lution heretofore this day adopted each shall mature ten years after ffltig. Archlbnld It. Bussell. Wil* JPfcnk P. Blair, o f Missouri, vice- by the Board, and the .lute thereof; bonds numbered! Ham T. Abbott. William II. Watson, Hr It Further Itesnlved; That 3, 4 nnd 3 for 11,000.on each shall (otherwise kuowu ns W . II, W a t­ pftsidentinl nominee, Into an over­ order he published In the'Sun- mature twenty your* u fl. r the dote son), tinnier <! Munson, (otherwise whelming defeat at the hands of this ford Herald, a newspaper publish­ ther of. nnd bonds numbered n. 7. known as II. U. Monson). B. J. B ur­ '. t h a t “ silent soldier-statesman." ed In Seminole County, Florida, but Our idea: Make every transaction one of service] 9. 9 nn.l 10. for 11.000.00 each shall rell. tilnf Lirvlqtilst. Harnli Mar­ P q#n. Ulysses S. Grant, and his without said Special Tu* School mature Lundquist. Mary Louise thirty years after the date garet well ns one of profit. With this idea in mind, we i District No. 4. there being no news- thereof, nnd that both the principal Dohm. L. o Barrett, Bmerine C. cohorts. paper published within said dis­ nn.l the Interest of snld bonds shall Ilolemnn, Hophrnnla II flrlfftu. your business. ^That year also saw William M. trict. PALMER GRADUATE. once a week for four con- he payable nt the National Park (otherwise known ns H, il. Orlffln). (“Boss’’ ) Tweed, the Grand Sachem secutlve weeks. John II. Plrtle, Aug.dlne K. Plrtle, Hank, City nn.l State of New York, Harrison Heed nnd Dora Iteeat. hi* Done and Ordered In regular ses- and o r Tammany Hall, working hand* wife. Cliarle* C. Warwick, ns Trus­ hwglovB with tho young lawyer, alon o f the County Board *f Public Whereas; This Hoard has. by Office Hours: Rooms 301-14* Instruction for He*ilnel» County resolution this day adopted, order­ tee, Frank H Lewis, as Trustee, nnd Samuel J. Tilden, to make the na­ Florida, deceased, or 3-12 A. M. this the lilt day o! April. ed that nn election he held In nnd each of snld parties, First Nnt. Bk. BIcIr ., otherwise. Interested In the lands tional convention a lavishly color­ 1924. 2-5 P. M. 112 South Park A vc__________________ — Sanford,! throughout sal.l sjieclnl j nli'.'l uremia.-* Involved lu this suit: , . . Tax ,School . C. A. D A I.I.A A ful ,.succaas, Tweed a graft ring 7 to 8 Evening except Saturdays Sanford. “ District No, 4 ‘t<> determine 1 ' whether the heirs, devisees, grantees and Chairman Pro. Tern. waa exposed shortly thereafter and or nut snld district will Issue snld other rlulmnnts under . A. I.vdla FRED T. WILLIAMS. Tilden led in driving to a felon’s County Hoard of Public Instruction bonds iis In said resolution niul or­ Heed, deceased, or otherwise. Interder Is' provided. cstr-d lu the funds und premlsea. cell and to a dishonored grave the for Seminole County, Florida. Now There fifth Bn It llasuWe.l, Involved In this suit; thn lie Ires man who, confronted with his Attest: By the (Niunty Hoard of I'ul-llr In­ devisees. gru m e's nnd other T. W. LAWTON. crimes, asked, “ What are you going under Charles Ite.-.t, for Hvmlnole County, |clnlmnnt* Supt. Pub. Instn., nnd Bx-Offlclo struction Florldn: That In pursuance to law, deceased, or otherwise. In­ to do about it ? ” Secretary tu the Board. nnd III pnrsunnee of the resolution terested In th.- lands nnd premises (Seal of Board), of . Judged by thermometric records tills Hoard lieretnfora on this Involved lu tills suit: the heirs, de­ the convention o f 1868 was the hot­ flehello Maine*., Attorney for Board. day adopted, notice l,r nnd the suine visees, grantee* und other claim , aV*1 ^ s' -Xj I* her nb v given that mi the pth silts under Hubert H. Ramsey, us test on record except for those held 4-9-DI-1J-30-5.7 Trustee, deceased, or otherwise. In­ at Kansas City and. St. Louis. It llesnlwtlen nf the t'onniy Hoard nf .lay of May. 133t an election will terested In the lands and premlsea he held In and throughout ' nnlil lasted five days, with the mercury the Mouth Puhllr Insfrwrllaw fnr Seiiilnole Rperlnl T iix .School District No. f. Involved In this suit; Florida Hul!ro;t.l Company, a cort'eunlT, Florida. .. Drier mining hoverine between 38 and 101 dur­ Seminole County, Florida, said dls W hat A m * « * l of llund* I* Neetrlet being also known Cliuluotn rr'rnJ '' ne.. •S?!*1'* e* " (‘ Hac.' and ing the whole period. Delegates ess* ry tar Hyeelal Tax lllstrlet Hpe.-lsl Tux School- District, to de. c-mmi-t.WaHace, her huslinnd; MarU >■’ \ from the South, coming north for unmarried No. 4. Seminole' C an slr, Florid*. lermln* whether or not sul.t ills- garet \V. Hutusey, nn the first time since before the war, Sold District llelng Alsu known trlet shall Issue lo>nd« In the sum woman. an.l J. N. iJrudshiiw. DeA* t halwnta Special Ta* Srhsol of 110.00(1.00, to hear Interest nt thn f • nil unis were quoted as saying, “ It isn’t ,t h i d e it f o r rirnLt Ca t i o n IHalrlcI, the Rate *f tat*re*t t rate of sis p.-r rent per iinnum. In ■4 the heat; it’s the humidity gets IN' Mary A. MacDonald, Rlrhmon.1 be raid Therenw, the Time Wbew1 |ere*( puyuhle seml-nnnunlyt. bonds 1 ua.” * • • Levering. Arrhlbltld , Jl. Itussell, s s 4 4ke rise r Where, the Frtacl- t» ' h« dated July- 1st, 1921. and to William T. Al.hntt. William )l WatOn a Saturday, a Fourth o f July, pal nuit Interest Hh*ll It* Due slid mature ns follows, to-w llHonda •nn. (otherwise known ns IV. II payable, and I'ratlillnx far an numbered I apd ^ T L O O d O O each j tho convention opened with a great rl/rtlyu ta Urtermlar Whether or mitf 151 ,-yOuuUj-. umbered 3. 4. nnd J, Harrell, Oluf Lundquist, Hornh i rrrgm uvm-*' 1 for 11.990.00 each to mature twenty Margaret Ltiml'tulst. Mary Louise I ra ; onstrutions whilo the party re­ years after the date thereof, und Dohm, I. O. flurrett, tt. Bmerine <7.1 S H W hereas; On the tth day of March. hoods numbi-nd 0, 7 . *, 9 und In Holeman, mained in session. The Tammany Hophronlu It. Orlffln. A. D. 1921, n petition was presented for 11.909 00 each .lo mature thirty 1 (otherwise known us H. B. O rlffln ),! braves ureru out in force. Major to and Hied with this County Hoard after the dute t h e r e o f , the John It. Plrtle. Angellne K. Plftie. £V / 4 John T. Hoffman was master of of Public Instruction -Tor HetnlnoU- years prlnrlpul and the Interest of iu IiI i H »rrl»"n Heed nnd Dora Herd, his vv . ceremonies; Judge Albert Cordota County. Florldn. signed by more bonds to Jte payable ut the Niith>n:il wife, Charles (7. Warwlrk, ns Trusnor cent of the Park Hank. City, nn.l Hint" of New! Frank H. Lewis, as Trustee, und read the Declaration of Independ­ than twenyt.flve qualified electors residing York, ns Is provided for In Hint “ f *',l,9 parties If living, mill ence In accordance with Tammany duty within Hpeclal Ta* School District eertuln resolution this day adopt'd ,f do:u|. »H I W I 11*’1 claiming InterS fm u a l; old Trinity Church’s chimes No t, Seminole County, Florida, hy the Hoard, in which snld e le c -1??*• Mnry Ae le c -1 ‘ H1>m >' n<I. L<; ve r Ing . A rc hIt ' played ''Yankee Doodle"; tho rad* said district being also known as lion only Ihose duly ..... . Hpeclal Tax School Dis­ tors who urn free holder* residing *’ Rtlssollj William T. Abbott. ’ ahJrted, allver-trumpcd Volunteer Cliuluotn II. Watson. fotherwlsc trict. asking and petitioning that within said Hprclul Tux Hchnul Dis­ \\ iltlam Fire Department made its farewell an election be called and held trict No 4, shall lie entitled to Vote, known qs W. H. Watson). Ilomer H. Mon.'in, totherwlse known us 1 bow to the public; war veterans, througohut said district to deter­ nnd U Munson), H. J. Harrell. Oluf J '.jn a rch e d ; bands played, and politi­ mine whether or not hands In the He It Further Resolved, Tlmt snld It Liimlqulst, Huridi Margaret Lund- I sum of II0.*02.II should ho Issued election so ordered to he held nhull oulst. cians orated. Mary Louise Dohm. L. G. I by sahl district, for thn purpose of At night there were bonfires and acquiring, building, enlarging, fur­ he held at the polling place within tr -* said Hprolal Tax. Hchool District, phronlu 'i l '" ^Hriffin. ^ ''^ d h e r w ls a | torchlight parades down the nar­ nishing or otherwise Improving No. •• where the last general elec- : knr ivn iih H. H. Hrlffln), John II ' .1 ** _ *1 row cobbled ■treats of the nation’s school buildings and achool grounds tlon waa hold, to.w lt. at the village} Plrtle. Angelina K. Plrtle,’ Harrison and for th* exclualv* u*« th* biggest d ty , which as yet knew puhllr free schools within said neither garf no relectricity for light­ Special Tax. Hchool District, thn ing and had only mule-drawn street proceeds o f 'l b * aald bond Issue EHHEHHHHHEHHHHHHMgHHHHHHgHaHHggHHgMHgEHHHBgHEHHMM ’ earn. The Great White Way. which amounting lo 110,000 00 to be USrd the purposes set forth In sillil r since had c'licouruged 11/.w orks for petition, and to In* expended ami w .' and torchbearera, van then quite disbursed In th* following manner, SEC * dark after sundown. to-w it: t. 19.000 ua to Ite used In nr August Belmont, father of the J a site, building and fu**' banker o f today, called the conven­ qulrlng nlshlng a public free school nt tion to order. On the fifth day Chulunta. within said Special Tax School District No. 4. Sejjjlnolo and on the twenty-second ballot Alter the Horatio Seymour-Georgc* County. Florida, and 1. I1.90Q.20 In h« used for en­ Pendleton (Ohio) factions had en- larging. furnishing or otherwise ** forced aa adjournment to prevent Improving school buildings and school grounds for lh» exclusive the nomination o f Gen. Winfield of thr puhllr frse school* with. S. Hancock of Pennsylvania, and use In said Hpeclal Tax School District •/Wr Seymour had uttered the No. t. Seminole County, Florida; classic, "Your candidate I cannot and Whereas: 'It Is the detarmlantlon ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■EBEHflBEHgg be, delegates stampeded to Seythis Hoard at the first meeting aour s banner, an dthe choice was of after th* receipt of said petition : node unanimous. that It Is to the h**t Interests of said Hpeclal Tux School District •••I** «» J-lealtew «• Apply l» the No. 4. to Issue bonds In the sum of 110.000.00. the proceeds from the h t’w*rt. Kr%„|l, sale thereof to b* used and ex­ JedlelaJ Circuit. ha rmI tar Sent. pended In the manner and fur th*. Hair Caw .ty, Flu rid .. fa* Charier. purpoes and objects ns are herein, Not lea la hereby given that the shove und In the aforesaid petition ndvrsigned Intend* tu apply to the set forth. Ion. J- J. Dickinson, Judge of the Therefore He It Resolved, Hy the Ircult Court In snd for Hemlnole County Hoard of Public Instruction inty. Florida. on to-wl|; I«ih for Seminole County, Florida. Ihul r of May. A. D. 1924. for a char- this Hoard > determines that the -£Uf corporation to be known amount of bonds required for lha ] ■ " h r Hcrntnol* County t'vderapurpose* and objects aa set forth lon of Women's Clubs* the charar and object of th* said corpora­ hvr< Inahove and also In said p e tl-. tion to b* formed being »et forth lion Is the sum of 110,000.00; th a t'R ally In the application and pro- ■aid bunds shall hear Interest a t , I charter, now on file in the the rats of six per centum per in c* of the Clerk of the Circuit num. the Interest on said bond* to! •Uf L Bounty. Florida he paid semi-annually; said bonds] shall he dated July 1st. 1124. and briefly described aa follows: Its charter trier 1* that of a corpora- shall mature as follow s.to-w it: Honda numbered I and 2, for It.- j nl for profit and Its object* ^ 00Q.no each shall mature ten years EBSBthroptc >OC *'* w ,,a tW c * ,>d after the date thereof; • Bonds numbered 3. 4. and t, for JOHN O. LKONAHDT. Bollc o Hr Itor for Incorporator*. 11.000. 00 each shall mature twenty 11. year* after th* date thereof; Uonds numbered 0. 7, I. 9 and 10. * * — =* CA N D ID A TE FOR S o p u l a r i t y isn’t luck. H ow for 11.000.00 each shall mature Everywhere m en are turning by t Clrralt L'sirt, Tth J a d leU l'C lr. well the big Stars o f baseball thirty years after th* diet* thereof; — > M w la d * H a s t y , Florida, thousands from other cigarette*, V $ VksAand that the principal and th* In­ tliin n know this. terval of all bonds shall bn payable U. Oarst. Complainant, to Chesterfield. For a reason I to. • *at th* ' National Park Bank. -City A n d In merchandising as in Chesterfield has given smokers 1 L. Lsatii and John Clinton and Btata of New York, and baseball, b ig success is scored »h. her husband. Mae A. Horn He 11 Further :tesolved: That a convincing p roof o f finer quali­ Marlin W. Hern, her husband, special election be held In and W IL L SPEAK IN only by deserving it. A product, fy for here’s quality you ca n Luther h. Honnedy, throughout aald Hpeclal Tax Hchool too, must deliver the goods.” Defends nta. District No. 4, Ketninol* County. taste I ICC TO NON-HKSIU1CNTH. Florida, lu'accordance with law to I* Lamb and John Clin, determine whether or not there her huebsnd. to il* A ahall h* issued by said Special Tax Btreet, Charleston. Huuth Hchool District No. 4, bonds as pro. >> (a * A. Horn and Martin vhted for in this resolution, snd .-b a r - busbaod. 214 Bast Be It Further Resolved: That Itavanush. ilsorgla, and this resolution b« published In the ennedy. 214 Bast 21rd Hanford Herald, a newspaper pub­ Sih. Ooorililished In Seminole County. Florida, tsg from ■ sworn bill cf hut without said Hprclul Tax Hchool Bled herein against you District No. 4, there being no news­ *“ “ * claim or ln ttr- paper published within said dis­ rrlbed land tr ic t, one* a week fur four conLJ ' ‘ 8'es,;,. » wkw '’jsa*s p e i “'SKf s w l ?,: a j a f l * * ffi- ’W rrfv .:-;'* ;& NEW YO RK I' • PH ONE 634 \ Virginia Produce Comp; Take Headquarters for all Varieties of Fnij and Vegetables, Prompt and Personal Attention to All Shipments for the liver THRASHER & GARNI E Real Estate and Insurance Farm Lands, improved and unimprovi -C ity property improved, unimprov( « DK. W . A . BRUNE Chiropractor. Fire and Auto Insurance • Equitable Life lu TH R A SH E R & GARNER iliumt£ v! pstJUiaww m. 3 ■JOHN W . MARTIN] 5 G O VER N O R i Thurs. AfternoonI Such popularity m ust be deserved P �I T H E SANFORD H E R A tP J^EDNESDAY, A F R IL 23, 1924 fls » Oakland O fficial States Conditions AreU nusually Good liid w^ i-.couatcr that would m llliinto against motor car sniM nt least ns large as last yoar. “The unseasonable weather o f Mnrch, which bn* probably been more nation-wide than in years, la the only outstanding factor that a sale in this pi evented as [skinity- L n drivers handled the car Ubt run. Taking out tiic Lgir.il for changing drivL’ jjjht-iy* actually coverfjiu i miles in M7 hours. L’consumption averaged 21 frtlloii and more than .100 Lr quart of oil were oh■$ » Lg continuously day in clay Cfsrcnl to idle down conH , congested trnffic, the Ljistor thirsted for only KboRsi teacup of water, [anginal owner, Monroe L’ of the Tampa Daily drove the Studebaker for W METHODS ABLE F O R D SAVE WOOD u ;;^-DC3*toa5\i» “ Iiusiness conditions ara Tsio4*lmcriittliy sound.M "Not a sil.glc pcrmnnant factor pi, Fla.; Apr. 2 3 --A re* j , jeten-day. lG8-hour, non* L of J.101 miles, just cun\L e by a Studebalwr l*ight□ n. t»r is causing wideLament among motorists [rt cents u mile. L68.0*10 miles on this gruelLf work, the Studebaker htn in by thfc Peninsular [Corforatoin, Tampa, who TjlOO miles, making n total U9 niles the car had been h*n, without tuning up, the tin Studebaker wns started I the record-breaking run. Ldjujtmcnts were necessary [the test. The motor and hr in excellent running con­ st the termination o f the to flight. This record, it Lhn never before been apM in the south. month ns was expected.* “ We now expect brisk, quick buying from now on. C. J. NVphlcr, general sales man­ ager o f Oakland, who has- return­ ed with George II. llnnnum, pres­ ident of the company gave these conclusions a f’ er a three weeks trip through the large tilles of the northwest and west. % “ When wr arrived in Minneapo­ lis on our return trip,” M r Nephlcv explained, “ we found 14 i"cnes of snow. This condition has been pn-tty general throughout the coutnry. “ Car dealers made tremendous* ty large snlea in January and Feb­ ruary, rr.nnv of them for delivery (n March. The unnoasonnble March weather prevented delivery ln 'dnrch and also stopped n consider­ able number o f sales in this month. “ No brunch nr distributor in the widqjy scattered territory com* plained of lack of business— their whole story wns their inability to deliver enrs weather wm nu ll up.” The lumber industry of the roithwest hns been good; the varied crops and industries on the Pacific const nre good; Texns in optimistic over the prospects of a good cotton crop; snles in Flor­ ida have been good during the en­ tire winter, the chief selling senson in that section.” P. E. Crowley, who worked up from a messenger boy to president of the New York Central Railroad, tells Johnny Powers’, who also start­ ed ns a messenger and is now a junior cleric, that he has the same chance to be president some day. Below the newly appointed official is shown greeting one o f the engineers. ■finds new to large scale iif «nd woodworking the (toor Company hns installed wed sawing system which MUtrated savings o f from p Hr cent in the’ eutt(|)g iksnhrood for automobile ,<rkly sawing them direct measured up according to the boards which could be obtained undur the old edging and trim­ ming method and the number of available parts in each computed. All parts were reduced to board feet in actual lumber content. The edging and trimming method* gave 127 board feet of body.parts. Un­ der the Ford, system the same plunks (yielded 201, a gain of 77 board People now-u-days measure nutomob-le values on the basis o f Buicl: value. H ow o f Lea yoJ hear such remarks as: “ It’s not nearly a ; cood ns Buick” . People make these remarks Lo;li consciously ar.cl unconsciously. C rrsciously, because they actually know Duick value either from their own experience or that o f their friends; un consciously,-because for twenty year3 Buick has been the accepted standard nf thr industry. G ood reasons, both, why E. L. HARWELL, Manager* 20G-208 Magnolia Avenue— Phone 3G7, Your. Next Car • 9 Ir- 1J[IM //S M M HJ'V kW my nv FW 1It!cm /K fl nf M7 A f ' Jtvyi f//M AsV M lm Q] fie jMnV fjjm '/ JUST A COUPLE,OF THE SUPER CLUDED IN THE SIX. FLINT FEATURES IN­ SUCH FEATURES AR E NOT USUALLY FOUND IN CARS UNDER THE §2,000 CLASS. COMFORT AT A * C o m m issio n . Af r i c a n It is designed and superintended by an engineering depar^p^it jwhitjlj, QQSta US $5Q0,000 yearly. ... Made by the leaden Tills is one of the cars which hap made Studebaker 'the leader In quality cars. Our sales have almost trebled in three yean. The trend toward Stude> bakers has become a sen- ‘ M sationi' •• SV/ " The crankshafts arc machined on w Last year 145,167 peo- 1 1 .4 % L e ss t o R u n PRICE EASILY WITHIN THE REACI^OF ALL. Before you pay $1,000 Read the proof at the side. This supreme quality o f' more for a car, these Built by the leading fine-car maker, for whoso means lower operating are fa cte you should cars loat year people paid $201,000,000. cost. Owners of fleets of know and compare. You . Each car,’ in the building, receives 32,000 tests cars in this class made owe .that tpyourself. ,v and inspections. •” •-'** * * audited records to prove Scores of extra values, due to quantify produc­ this. Send for the book tion in a model $50,000,000 plant. T h ey com pared 329 BulIUby a maker whose name for 72 yeira has cars, running up to 25,000 Mail us the coupon'bfcstood for quality and class. m iles each. A n d they lo w .^ W e ’ will send you Built of the finest steels used in motor car build­ found that the Stude­ free- ou r'n ew bobk that ing— the same as we use in our Big-Six. baker L ig h t-S ix cost will inform you on five 11.4% lesa to operate simple things which than the average of its l— —— ■ veal the value o f a car. rivals. This includes de­ Fbr instance: It will ettpreciation. The saving was nearly all surfaces, as was done in the ou to look at any car end'tell one cent per mile. Liberty Airplane Motors. This extra ler It's been cheapened to meet care costs us $600,000 yearly, but it a price or off era true quality. The reasons are these means perfect balance in the motor. It will tell yd«i why some oars rsbMore Timken Searings are used Tho Studebaker Light-Six, in its tie »t 20,000 rpilcs and others don’t. in tbis.c 4 c than in any competitive (h au ls, represents the.oest we know. car within $1,500 of its price.' In steel and in workmanship it is ch measures wht Tlifre art 517 operations in mak top or medium qt ing this ca j egactuo 1/1000th of ax ik is free—clip below, « n, the coupon a OUR SALESMEN WILL HE GLAD TO DEMONSTRATE THIS WONDER CAR TO YOU— NO OBLIGATION 1104100 Roadster (3 -P tts.) - Coupe-Roadster (2-Peas,) Coups (5-Pass.) . - 102100 110100 139100 144100 Roadster (2-Pass.) Coupe (3-Pats.) Sedan — . ■ s s [ A U p r t c i f . o. 1 factory. DISTRIBUTORS FLINT MAIL FOR BOO DURANT i 't ' in s . inch. And 122 are exact to one-half that. • _ ... . ' • .. T he Studebaker Light-Six Touring BILE— IT’S ONE TH A T COMBINES QUALITY, A N D 11 Seminole, Lake, ^eola Counties, for '^mercan Accident ^°* Must be o f “c,fr and hustlers. | W ill be this Light-Six, if you learn the truth Studebaker builds 150,000 fine cars yearly. It builds in model factories, modcrnly equipped. It has spent $38,000,000 in the past five years on new -day plants and equipment. By quantity and up-todateness it Saves large sums per car. A car like this Light-Six, built un­ der ordinary conditions, would cost $200 to $400 more. | l I THE FLINT IS NOT JUST AN ORDINARY AUTOWO: anted! i Save $200 to $400 D7/1 b a tte r ie s STATION * W e made a canvass o f men who bought rival cars in this class. And we found that 96 in each 100 bought without knowing these facts. So, for your sake and our sake, we want to present them to you. ■ put body parts have been of kiln dried boards, Wrt sawn to unifbrm size Me. Much of the youngest »t wood was wasted in this A ind in cases where the u nrrvcd or irregularly 1 Krnp often exceeded RuntaUc timber obtained, ford system is absurdly • runks with the bark left ,w fn.m a log in parallel ncrording to the « the log. These arc sent gt Uhl«u'- where-patterns part* are marked out ■ plank is completely covi« patten;* right up to the *ny irregularities, such as ■ ja tta e b m t , are taken J* of in Trying out curved parts. Instead of *t a large piece to avoid ” «n«rk. the layout men l» wound it. This method 1 “ P utilization o f nearly ,. ,h" M:rnP being cx' The various parts M l)E Seminole Overland Co. W h en better automobiles are built. B uick w ill build them HEN you buy a car in the “ thousand-dollar” class, .are some things you Mut'd. The system la al­ ia a piudortion basis at the, IB tnd woodworking plants l Ford Motor Company at loonUin. L’Anso and Rivor A. Mero Springtime is Overland time—with lots of places to go and healthfulpleasure m going, big power to take you. Big comfort to rest you. Big reliability. A n d the ex­ tra pleasure o f econo­ my. Fade to good times in an Overland! Cham­ pion now $655, Sedan oimng jelw'JfUtfi .Ahet ‘‘ tal Auto Repaint f Superior Service Guaranteed— Make Us Prove It. SANFO .1* i, ' »IU » i �I , r ft W B F J C B * 'A G E r c r o S lM l— — — < The Sanford s THE SANFORD HERALP AVETD^fEsiiXV, Ap W L i r r TTP“ -r r 1 ' 1' 5rn <1;|n ’’ ' ; llir 17 lio’s^QoVendor Won’t "i ok True to Form t •- As Brisbane S& slf h k H ‘fir r y ^J^QSY^Fpr a Little S p r i n g House-Cleaning Thnt governor of Ohio has his nerve with him. He is Who Will Get the Ship*? wumuncing again that tye intends to have the anti-gambling . Guneie and Her Bnby. Bidding Against Ford. •r*d a iW A fe n ilC H ie U iw » « : 0 4 - Jaw enforct«.'in his'state. Sheriffs who do not do their duty >— Mysterious B om * * r IT .-.(U K at<th e\rt>*of«o»>es ^.removed.-from offieer.for all the world a a - i f aheriffa1 ord. rid rta w just** l a o M u n A Copyright, 1 Jit should Be expected to enforce laws that interfere with the j XO i ? ilttX * ..hr.: _ :_ :.x e ) tat amusements of-gentlemen willing to pay for protection 1 , a f t e r THE great German war x^txdMMMdn' ' Th^ sanife^overhor Ttemoved a number of sheriffs last fleet surrendered to the British Xvtfire* " ViITna»**«» i U sutnn “ *3 — ------------------., .'■ ...ia i tU.i it*. t a d i p h r T k * iti* n M P r iiliM C^, y»^qI^,^|Tt4A. With Englam; ami vmtirljXr*#- terfA: u e ^ i purpose of preserving tween them, it stem* ;ver that the road u >aved with good iaTk_ Gw nd - Ishrml -1 nd#pendtsT t- Ell Month* | l l t ed.. la , c u r , nr Carrier per l l « . - W e e a r Kdltlon I I , N r ^Dmo’ I)f i i ~ , f jC T m c i u p n They say Germany 5, pointed in the report cf | Bcrgdoll as part -of tht tioos payment.—SanfnH Surely, the Ge.man* pect to get more _ cents for him ?—Ccaia tjje b0n 0m> jn Scapa Flow. fully ridiculed by newspapers owned or controlled by gentle- mi... . j ----That — would teem**-the best _i.*_ place 'men intqreited ip,^he(jpfcetpta of .certain racing machines and fort them,, with all the talk of re­ ducing armnaments, . But England gambling resorts. . >n/f 1 will raise the fleet, spending, »Tnq N 6 T 1 CB* ATI obltu-iry This:ridicule, itj, seems, did,not penetrate the thick hide years and using a great Germ or) card* of tnankasrej*#IU«t.ns notices of enter tittr#**#tl 0 J)er* of the Ohio governor* t Re never got the idea at all that being submarine dock oil* the job. •a are made, wilt be charged ~rc. held * laughing-stock by such important critics was a r at reaylu. j& xK W " F.-rfM WHAT W ILL become o f lhfc ay t e a t mra msaVaCc.^lIe kfefij? righf on insisting that laws be en- fleet after It is raised! Will It no i« amoc:m*o .!• **Vjf*]i fenced regardless of whose iwcketbook »t hurt or whose "per- divided among .European nations ion*t of S? M ^^patc6aa|lonal liberty"'it interfered w ith; and now he is declaring that,helped win the war? Uncl'd Sam won’t have anything to saji Ited to !• p*pdt lUdnSTtiio i affain that when the betting season gets ready to come into , about It. lie 1 stold, by his Eu­ Ited In tbia 1 Dtwi ouh---------------.h*!S ___iM!! full swing, l^onest sheriffs must be on hnnd to see that it ropean debtors and mentors, that o t -ra-^ u b ltea tiow o f epeelal he must not increase the elev&Ubh fl atn id '— ---------------* i Apds Ohio weather too chilly for an opening date. of guns to his own fleet, or change WEDNESDAY. APR1I. 23, i w ) ' " ' ®‘ their governor’s, temerity in continuing to coal burners to oil burners. !lift _______J* - /.rff* i— —— -- oppose the wishes of'th e gambling fraternity, several infiuBIBLE T B p V B H Y -’FOR JOE LIBASCI killed a man, wbU trhtial Ohio newspapers are laying campaigns for arousing RE 0 EEMS •- ‘aimbHc sentiment against his’ "puritanial. ideas"; and the had once been Gimle Humahn’s — Bless the Lord. O my. aoi intimate'friend. They put LfbasA g le t of the people" is to be used to persuade him to mend his ci In jail for twenty years. Gussie forget' not all hid beneflti redcometh thy life front'“ ’d. lf c is to asked, by various indirect methods, to cn- !Ium ann<jwontiaM jy, to save LD tlon: who cibwhith thbc withXWr-1’ *pnly such laws as will bring no interference with the bssci-^ jjh’e was- sentenced to jail ing klndneai-*n«I tendfcr mcrclwg “ si^pn to fifteen years.” pastimes and perquisites of special interests. But being a forHer ftqim 1 ^ 1 , 4 . false swearnK wns explain­ ^Very’ stubbom man, he is expected to cause a great deal of ed* by the birth of her baby three TIM FL annoyance, and possibly trouble, before he is brought to months later. It was Lihasci'a "Why alVst thou by__that- ruin'd 1 tfou >ita former pride recall, Or ponder how it pass’d nway?" bw’at thou not m e?” the Deep Voice cried; Bo long enjoy'd, so oft misused— Alternate, In'thy fickle pride, ' Desired, neglected, and accused! "Before my breath, like blazing flax, I Man and his marvels pass away! And changing empires wane and wax, Are founded, flourish, and decay. "Redeem mine hours—the space is brief— While in my glass, the -»*ald grains shiver, * * '» And measureless thy joy or grief, When Time and thou shall part forever!” — Sir Walter Scott. William Jennings Uryaa isfl to report the Republican 1 tion proceedings for the pers and W. J. will probagjl many caustic things to ii) l thp machine. But it will Ml circumstance to what he about AI Smith and Oscar l wood w’nen the Democratic! horses get together.—St. Ptkl pendent. — - must be a tre­ WE ARE a sentimental people' k mendous bother. The regular governor is so different. The fiussie was sent from prison to for a few days, that regular governor would never knowingly bring displeasure athehospital, bnby might not be born in jail. to gentlemen of money and influence, or to jolly good fellows And when her mother died of who bring voting cohorts to' the polling places at election grief she was sent, with a new dress, a prison guard on one side, time. . n prison matron, for chnpcron, on The regular governor, of course, insists upon strict en­ the other side, to attend her moth­ forcement o ( the laws as they nffect the cheap element. Poor er’s funeral. folks must iwy their rent or be evicted by due process of - T ^ E Y TOOK the baby from law. Gambling nfegtoes, shooting craps for nicklea and dhrtds,: Gussiif, t*vo 'week! rffter it was must go to convict j.’timps.' Wretched drinkers of homc-niade bdrn, fo avofd contdtninating in­ hooch are sent to jail or properly fined. This, of course, is fluences, although she wanted to nurse it. Now, nfter two years In as it should be and the active sheriff can find plenty to do to risen, she is sent home to her satisfy JheJaw-enfoycement requirements pf a regular gov- ather and the baby. { \ \ <That Ohio governor-—why if ho were in Florida, he -might go so far ns to demand the closing o f the Beach Club, that exclusive, gentlemanly institution at piquant Palm Beach! He might require those harmless dog races in Miami to be shorn of all their interest! He might interfere with high glass gambling resorts in Miami and Tampa! That Everyone should arrange to hear governor mght even consider it as much of a crime for a big the politicians speak Saturday. Florida hotel or stylish road house to sell Scotch and cham­ --------- o---------How about some observation in pagne ft* for a cheap restnurant to sell home brew! fhmford of National Music Week? But if such a governor ever should bpcome Florida's ’ ----------o-----— ' Whipf'executive;, h e ’vFotlld flocl that there are Florida newdSomeone said something about R new hotel and then someone closed paperaf too, who know How to ridicule "puritanical ideas.” his office and departed. ^ ( X 'Even In ihdpresent campaign fear that Frank Jennings ■— o --------------Seminole county should be might not prove ’’ regular" hna created powerful opposition to counted ono hundred percent strong his candidacy for governor. Wide-open-town interests don’t on Cltrus-Sign-Up Day. want a fool governor who insists that laws should be en­ —- 1 i— forced without discrimination. They want a governor who The taxicab strike in Havana’ ■' makes it unfortunate for the fel­ can be "fixed” in the regular way. 5*w a ( *• Something ,Vro “ There’s a lie out too growled the imprisnnod •JWhat do you,mean?" keeper, who was snmetL student of human naturaTl “ Why, I’ve been reiih paper n visitor ginim* law is a laughin’ stoek.% sas City Star. baby. .timjh hall, Thou a g e ^ iy »4 * ;j^ ,st^ T »i.W d r» »• -When you think *of it, stlcfi a governor { C on tem porary (;0 W. J. Bryan's recent ig tour through south Florida | that he has not lost his the esteem of the people sail he still has their confident] every place he was great audiences, and it evident that the scnlimert strongly favorable In him. is no doubt that Mr. Ilryui elected one of Florida's to the Democratic natioutl vention.—Tampa Times. PRESIDENT COOLIDGE AN SW ERED W an t ST. LOUIS STAR WE’RE 8 ENETIMENTAL, wp’ rc moral, but sometimes we seem to lack a sense o f humor. Condemn­ ing that womnn to ’’seven to fif­ teen years” In jail, fot swearing falsely, to protect her child’s fa­ ther, and sending the man that killed to jail for twenty years only shows Intelligence and “ justice" worthy of a hottentot. Hut it is the law, and the judge could do no other. Save Havel That’s the Success Rule ♦ One of the most forceful speeches l mild, not touching upon the cssen fly w as,( tial point s o f his colleague’s ut­ made in the senate recont»y y*ub that of Senator Glass o f Virginia. terance. MM Tho Virginian was always a loy­ There Is Coming A Time And with all Its force, its general al friend of the lamented Woodtime was fair and judicial. When your Earning Capacity is much less than tkj The Virginian’s subject was the row Wilson, and to the very end recent message of President Cool- wns one of the few men close to Present time— Now is the time to 8avc— while yom idge upon the matter of the em­ the great leader. It Is not surpris­ able. ployment of Francis J. Heney In ing, therefore, thnt the red-hended You will be surprised to see how fast your Savin the investigation of the Bureau of Scotchman, with nil of his High­ land blood’s devotion to that.chief, Internal Revenue, Account will grow with regular Systematic Savinpii The Virginia senator does not should hove flamed in righteous VARIOUS "INTERESTS” not the Seminole County Bank. anger at some of Senator Watson’s discouraged by recent Washington {often nmke a speech. He is a man revelations, arc bidding, on what ‘ of industry and action, rather than aspersions upon the Wilson ad­ ------ COME IN AND TALK IT OVER WITH US- * mn be'called a< "Knll-Sincliar’ of words, But •when he does open ministration, of which Glass had hecn a part. Senator Watson had his mouth on the floor, the clonk bas.is ............................ .. “ * " for Muscle Shoals. Anil newsMAKE THIS YOUR BANK t S ^ S f f tr.lncd, fcU ng rooms arc always emptied nnd his praised tho self-control and mag- 9 Various mist misty L" bids, and............ attacking collengucs come in to hear him. He nanimity of the Republican parly Is noted for his hard horse senso for avoiding nn investigation of Henry Ford’s offer. nnd h!s fearlessness. Ho says whut tho Wilson administration. Hence, THE DIFFERENCE between he think*, nnd usually he leaves no Mr. Glaus recoiled Fall’s visit to what ho see if Wilson wns 111 or feigning, Ford and the others is this: Ford misunderstanding of and the hiring of handwriting oxknows how to produce the power means. low who has to be brought hotna w . m . Trefrsa I Strength Service pftar ho produces Mr. GUsAfninkl^ condemned us petts*.tots«e,jLf..hU„«iiwv»kvro after the party. - >o-~: ^*n important:Duty Ta'PeiforiYi!*’ ,w * yi)4*how 40 till! I written by joKnrbotly wlte. i it. ' PortI woflla <1o fhi> work with Illegal v. »viinwi illegal the piVfMuMt tJf*''"9tTiiitor mV It will be __ remembered that___ the his own trtone/. He has the money, |Couzons *to employ at private ex* There are said to he ten thous­ n I ■1 l 4 per cent Interest Paidjin Savinga.^] and huii-an skulls In Washington. Only a few days remain in which men nnd women over honestjy^und usefully made to doipcnso the noted California lawyer, former .Scnator-FalUmanagcd ____ ^ laJs .interested bi nnlvlie This figure includes only the mil- tw c n t ^ flfi ypara 0f njje may r e n t e r and •i 1 iwilrtdHrif l f o li’jf >* *■■■ s .■ «■ »d «■ * ■■ . i swar-^"driiii s r . ■ ■ iosisre s i i s« i l‘iiBii^ia^T? lliu i ad*rx^w^FhHhM*phw?r"deve!op- tcrnncerf'lic dispfuyetl hjs fuimess cTgn nffalrH to go to Mr. Wilson’s .icpm specimens and has. nothin; 1 oKr*bthcth«f skulls in the capEtorf' e :prcmarjrrrnXfrmc’Tl. “Accortfint' io fttrqres given out by ment, not in adding to his fortune. «ml sound sense. But when ho sick room, along with Sonntor Supervisor of Registration H. C. Du Bose there are more than Only official corruption, some Tea- turned to President Cootidge’s Hitchcock, and was compelled to t Dome imitation, will turn over wholesale arraignment of the sen report on his return that the for­ Eleanora Duse, famous Italian twenty-five hundred citizens now registered on his books. BMUt Tkmm mMmttmrJ f f n k f t For Coughs and Cold*, luscle tihnals-to in incompetent, ntc, he did not apure tho chief ex- mer president’s mind was just as ***’ whilc rn,kinK * u,l-» u> ^tim aW ft _have I t that if all those eligible would do so would-be grafter, and take it from ccutive for his sudden outburst of clear and forceful ns ever. ■ches, Neuralgia, Rheuo o f the United States, The holier-than-thou attitude of temper and............................... his injustice to the sen­ Influenza In Pittsburgh. For ohcc Seminole county would have about thirty-six hundred quali- Henry Ford. and All Aches and Pains ate. He declared that It was his In­ the Indiana senator was also ex­ ' ‘ farewell tour is a farewell tour. 110(1 voters on the primary day. T o do so about eleven hum MR. DENBY says he is fully posed by tho Virginian, with tho tention “ to express in a temperate ALL DRUGGISTS — — 0 ----------dred men and worsen have yot to register. responsible for leasing the naval way the indignation any senator statement thnt the Republican ad­ . The swamp just north of BarWc aid A8c, Jars sod tsbss Thfe twopW as a1rule are extremely careless and indiffer­ oil reserves He Initiated tho of spirit should feci at the amazing ministration "had fifty-one investi­ w, eye-sore to citizens and mosHospital sixo, 9 X 00 lenses "to prevent drainage / 4 No gations going on at one time, spent ilto breeding ground for ycara, ent as to their, 'duty To participate in elections. The average duuht Mr. Ddnby was as sincere imputation!) of the President and $150,000 in ono session for this the secretary of the treasury." toon to be drained. This la the person doesn’t hesitrite to express his sentiments about this as he wns dull, in his proceedings, is a sample of his nnswer gave the department of justice It that makes cities. office holder or, that politician failing to do his duty, and yet although "leasing to prevent drain* to This 52,000,000 for ’war funds' probes the President: age sounds like giving away your and failed to convict or disgrace John Martin's campaign mana* this same person tails nefore election time to get his name on master’s treosuro to prevent It be­ "Until now, when hns any Presi­ one official.” He challenged any •ays the Times-Union is not the books and thereby fails to have a part in electing the ing stolen. dent of the nation In a mood of un­ Republican senator to show where jpporting Martin fo r governor. proper men to office. __It should not be necessary for newspa­ Irritation abruptly the Democratic administration hid Josephus Daniels when he was controlled Evidently the Times-Union has not in charge of tho navy, heard thnt faced the senate with the official been guilty o f any o f Mr. Watson's pers over to urge their readers to rogister and pay their poll le Itself clear on this subject. men owning tail lands adjoining charge of having Instituted a gov- charges, and especially the trcaiury Until tlep ----------d---------*> .taxes. /They should consider it an esteemed privilege to do the navaj reserve, would sink eminent o f lawlcssn ss? it. This challenge was not ■ “ The Celery Special” which to l®°wells, drain the national reserves, i noW! whrn h‘11' * President, ac- takien up. .Ten acres with small grove locat( run to Miami next week will The Virginia senator is a hard * Until -gopd citizens realize the importance of having a j»nd therefore ho ought to lease or eeptlnr the unauthent cated auspi:g Sanford and Seminole coun­ tell out tho navy. Ills reply wnslciona of an avowedly partisan sen- fighter and a terrible antagonist on small lake. Ideal home site. Real bargood advertising in the tourist part In elections and until the people interested in having high "you sink one well, near enough >ator* accentuated by the personal in debate, because he is a man of sand apprehmsions of a at and towns of the east cost *.1 class tniri lr> political office, rotten politics will continue. The to drain the naval reserves, ami antipathic grain. ill : | , mrv ' u i u ,,rcat rent nidustry, who always knows try. - bootlegger apd his friends, the crooked politician and his for every well you sink the gov- cab‘n*1. *?Lnl! ! S ’u ^ ‘ nt*d,y ir« - jh ls facts, and he Is never success-------—O ths-probity c f the senate I fuUy contradicted. He Is particucronies, the bitf*lnt*rciitB*amMheIi* associates, aee’ that they crnmotU. will sink ten and drain peached 23 acres at Paola, 400 orange trees] (ar }f effective in debate, because The best way to clean up politics you. I f you think you can bluff by dlructdy - - j vl ging r " i .it with sub-1mrJy :cr to help put the right men In of- are ready to vote when the time comes. They don’t waste the navy go ahead and try It." terfuge a1™/ insincerity, with In- j his ! jSip seems to work with more Good price for quick sale. by voting for the right man. any time in qualifying. But the supposedly good citizen, in­ W ‘ h' privacy oi tne ; and clearness when he Is do this you have to know the terested in good government, in law enforcement. In clean the creation of attac! attacked, lie immediately takes THE GENTLEMEN did not try Litizens. jmd with Fhc * .n who are running. with Daniels’ In Office. Too bad a_ condition actually subversive of tf,e offensive, and (iwually crowds Beautiful home on First S t Denby Beyer heard of that. And the most.sacred guarantee o f the hit opponent Into’ IRrffensive powitfe refcist«firig or even with voting if the Democrata are- looking for constitution)^. --|Mt,OI1r Like «• Highland giant of Next to Christmas this is pruj>ai nfter he qualifies. a candidate that would represent i "It is all there. The President 1old with, his enormous battle sword, *“ the moat enjoyable season i f On every election fmportAht issues come before the peo- the United States, and would!has not bothered to disguise it. No the Virginian forges a ruthless year fo^tho kiddies. They get know how to uao the Teapot Dome refinement of definition, no misnp. •weapon out o f facte and logic. re thrill out of hunting Easter j)]e. On the ballot at every primary are men who should bo ■Issue, why not select Daniels? I plication ? f circumstances, no nrThe result In this ______ _ than their mothers do in tfle^ted; Every election has Its effect on the welfare of any Some say including “ the Tam-,tiflee o f casuistry can ever take have^U n that ho l l f f c e d l K e w lng Eaiitcr dresses. community. If the big issues are.left to the unscrupulous to many boys, that have backed A! ■from that presidential message tho „ f an his ce 1 oacuds of mirit - — o Smith, ‘ Oh, we don’t want a mnnj inherent ffaturc o f its amazingarwhetherRcpubVan or Dcrtmcru-’ 15 decide, what will he the, outcome? ROOMS 501-2 ' Disastrous first arc being ref r o j n ^ s o u t h . ” Why n ott Jef- r.l>nn»nV of the senate of tho Uni- f t " e x S f f i S S f o f l t h e m ! m g 18 The people of Seminole county arc indeed registering ferson was from tho south, also! ted States, as a menace to orderly criticism of the senate by the Pre.tall over the country. SrnLargest Insurance Agency in Sanford. |government.” people cannot be too careful but qot fast enough. There are still too many people who Washington. .. , . ident. Nor is it likely likcly that Mr. . jarding against fires. This have not jjcen that their name appears on the books of the t h a t - M v oT P D in n o I R I" a ‘trfliute to tho power of Watson’s example o f flank attack J■ First National Bank Bldg. — ---------------------Phone A| still has Insufficient fire proMr. . Glass’ "temperate" arraign- on the Wilson administration as registration officer. There ore still too many people who 2T it. - Lnh"* m™ J .nK! nully. ,ru! ^ment, in. mai that only one Republican corrupt will be followed in the sen­ I I I I I H I I I l I H l I l l i n i u u i U l U I U U I I I I I I have.nvt paid their poll tax to the tax collector. . There re­ ! d money has played |undertook: to reply, Mr. Reed or ate in the light of the silence fol­ ---------- 0---------m part* in war. Men fight to: Pennsylvania, end he was quite lowing Glass challenge. John Martin will make his first mains u lot to be done in the few days which remain before many get .. _ to other na- _ ret money belonging ranee on Sanford’s soap box the books are closed. ttons, and collect after they win. j -----lorrow afternoon. Even though ^ ■ ■ "■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ffz a B H a a a B tta M a a a a B g B a g B g a B B g g g il Men for centuries have sold The Herald believes its duty is to appeal to all those eligi­ wont be hearing a future govtheir bodies to bo used in war. W e! g '■ M Y FAVORITE STORIES or, or anything like that, they ble to vote to make sure that they are registered and have he is an Interesting speaker their poll tax receipts. Then they can discharge their duty as had a sample o f the Hessians. 1 : B , IRVIN S. COBB Kings have refrained from making’ I a large crowd should be on their consciences may dictate on June 3. war In return for sums o f money I ii paid at intervals. ScoutHg on suspected ground. “ Are they there now?” £ 'i The American colonies “ Yep." |i . .. , fought i ti,e avenue ngent assigned to duty annual high school aquntk England because she foolishly tried ! j n n certain toothill county .on the Are men of this commuijiify who regular | "And how do you get to where 5 be held This week-end at to get money in the wrong way edge o f the Kentucky mountains, they a re?” —-------. 3 edge PERSISTENCE G ALSW O RTH Y Park under the auspices of ly attend the board meetings and through a tax on tea. a simple-mindi'd-looklhg saw- a “ Jeat follow the trail.” College officials. The pro -O—*— LONDON }1 AIL. * ‘ -Jj j 1 *H DOl long twelve-year-old boy loitering “ Well, that'* fine,” said the r e v 5 the^affajrs of this institution. of good clean scholastic THERE *s Always money in the a bypath In the woods. •Rue roan. ” 1 thiak you’ve earned ■ is one of the biggest facbackground where war ia concern­ "Say, k H " ho began cautiously, a.dollar and I'm going to give it 5 ■. , agoftny.'. whose nev his hand at eryiting prufet- ed In the education o f boys and Hiru their guidance,' this bank ; F W i f * has aroua to yoo. top.” , lie.girded up h is’ S iwnally. He began i s a Journal- a. pnd ra now, old money comes along “ do you llvp around here?,” a power to prevent war. much interest,' wrote thirteen “ Yep-’ W loins and prepared to ascend the ■ with safety and satisfaction to its del t. contributing serious articles to pe Certain Japanese, bot the wisest. a, before the general theater otr live?" slope. j„ “ Where usual summer everglades ^ rat novel. "Joce- bslJieve that the United States Sts has g public Id Great Britain "In that BJS right up the road JHold on thar. Mister," said the' ■ tors, done business for 36 years* Jffji was published in 1808. He Is no right to prevent California and »ve begun and great damage reg informant. “ How about my dol-|S fifty-seven years of age, and now- the rest o f tnia continent from be­ here aplec caused in that great terri- gen to regard him as a drumati ing popular ■ ■ ■attention[ . "So ? What’s your name, then ? larT? Towna and property border- demanding •You can feel secure in having yo* ro,kes blj bome 1° Dovoi>- coming an Asiatic settlement “ The Silver Box,” "Strife," “ Th ■mre, "Shep Coombs.” “ You'll get It—-there's no hurry.' * i the glades are continually Young Japanese talk seriously Checking Account here. "W h it’s your daddy’s nam et" Just stay right here.” 1 by these fires but little f? * r on'”. *r'd “Justice;”' “ to name ' A tall deliberate, rather solemn and foolishly about going to war "Ansa Coombs.” “ I’d ruther have It now?” ki™ 8*6 lniftee,n M P ^ y ^ k w k ln g man, Mr. Galsworthy has with the United States. one by Florida's governor "A hel” «*ld the raider. The “ \Vhal’» the matter with you j. w .. *. c“,r, ain. . i ^ lowi ? W a jSsnaive way o f looking at you Qnr Capital and Surplus, $125,000." ; but itt was not till “ The Skirt tehen jruu talk to him. He h«» scent was growing warm. “ Well, anyhow?” demanded the stranger 5 BUT THERE Is a little piece of Game^ w it produced four years mild, inquiring eyes a kindly now, look here, boy, how’d you I've promised you a dollar and I B living in the -oun^ • that . .Mr. GaUworthv ------- ihy became became nmouth, ____________ and a domelike brow. One Japanese money called the “ yen" like to make e little money T" always keep my promises.” ole county ublished as a p l a y w i ^ h t ( o r h l i ^ p e t aversions ia what he and when Japan la wise and peace­ *T4 like It fuiht rate." “ But I'd a heap ruther git |t ■ ■ to ip en d /rib .d j ful the "yen" is worth forty-nine Phg run posaibilities tell me whether 1$ ‘ ‘being boosted” ; If he were tents and a fraction. Th# yen has ‘ Loyalties confirmed that lnlng^o; i’s no hu * V n U b ly would not dropped below forty-one cents, - and now seemingly, “ either hU pf n should declare war against insolldstcd it. .1. L-rtL. A COMMUNT Seminole County Bank B ...For Sale... . -- * SSStT-- h“vcth0'u"*oc F. L A N E s j P u r Directors-*- ,v FIRST NAT1 W *. V ' rim .bock ’ . • 9 j|V53 �w %* THE 8A N F 0 R D H E R A L P )T E D N E 9 n,A Y , A P R I L Z & J flM - f f ■i. ___ _ PA0^ "T h e guesU of Mr. and Mrs. W. Motoring to Winter Park Wed-! The Royal Neighbors will hold1OHIO M G T A L r WOKKEB A it ; ill J. Thigpen lo r the Lake card par­ nesday was Dr,-, Brownlco o f the theft regular*, meeting Thutvd^y*; n : till 'I l f W i l ty were Mr. and Mrs. Georgfc Presbyterian ‘ * ~L whd at 7:30 o’clock at the M a -’ ! Church, wnv goes [bight ; Chamberlain o f D&ytona. down to see about'a conference to sonic llall. Ray S. Ball, Huron, Obi l*a. bqld at. Roll m i Collagw soou. . r v a- - * > - -t V— , - -'^teUar at rwofritsi and» j, JComfirlnfnr briefnessamhpie atfrref v S f£ ard WraT'yrtd *T)afgVr and* ho enu ittd hil illter suffered with I I*r. and Mrs. Walter’ Seay o f i; no nis sister in Sanford Tuesday were Mr. and son motored to Orlando to take; At home after a twoweek s >Jnckeonville motored to Sanford! them, hut found "speedy raUeC’ her mother, Mrs. Augusta Eigen- visit to Mrs. J. E. Wandcll andcll of Jack-. Tuesday, the guests of his daugh* through the use o f FuLEY’S HONMrs. Wakefield of Geneva. [ice 148i MI18. WALTER WIGHT, Society Editor. Phone 493-J. rnann, back to Cathedral school. somille is Mrs. B. F. c Whitncr, Sr <■- tet, Mrs. Wldeman Caldwell. Dr. (jy AND TAR COMPOUND, the _ . . . . . . . .. „ „ nnd Mrs. Seay left in tho after- old favorite cough remedy. J je Reg Holly ha* none to Sumter S.-------peering accompanied Mrs, CemCald- writes; “ I have found FOLEY’S Mr. and Mrs.. G. .„ d . On ., a visit to Mr.■ Arthur Yowell, . . . n0on• .» o m panietl tvy_ by Airs. • haVtf'- rrtCT!Md< f^»7*’^W ve' T ©Xk.'TW lay.weTO Jus sister. JrtmvjkaLiunult. ^ r T s ttZ ^ S d k ^ m a S t'-'ih ir HONEY AND TA R COMPOUNTT-0 -*^* ■AND where they were called on account ’ «n tow ell and his brother Henry Wj|i (*, the guests of Mrs. Alex a most exrellent remedy for eoughs o f the illness of Mr. Speering’s Yowell. andcr Boone. They arc lld n g •and colds. My slater had a severe LOVELY BRIDGE PARTY TUESDAY Shopping in Sanford Tuesday mother. down for the graduation of their cold and cough a year ago and was Mrs. S, M. Muf from 9v|cdo, w Leaving in their car for Miami, son, Ervin Seay. (found speedy relief,in FOLEY’S The largest and most elaborate i a bell, and all stopped playing im- phy. Mr. and------------------Mrs. James Spending a few days In San- Tuesday —. were ----- -----------HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND." bridge party ever held m Sanford| mediately,And prugressed, the win„ „ „ fort a re a party from Rockledge.! f . Hawkins. .Mr. and Mrs. Haw-UfOLD ALLEGE nCONHlMRA-! Sold everywhere. Tampa was was the party Tuesday evening at n ep going to corresponding table ,R- V- feebler of Those in the party are C. E. Ward ‘ kins were accompanied by Mrs. J | TORS. - < i the : Wonum's Club, Mr. and M r a . W the north -side t f visitor to Sanford on business ind ila w r -M n r ^ A r B r D a tf-g n d tU . Brossler and Miss- Dickstm nf.~ Foi T * t-,uLm'e entertaining coming to the snuff, nide. brlnglng Tuesday. Mrs. B-Roberts. ' i Orlando. They will be away a wcelr) ^JEW YORK. Apr. 22—Charles A lask a The ’’ brilliantly lighted club} with-them, tables, chairs, tallies . flub will meet at — |or more. |Newman and Lewis Fishlander, R. L. Keaton of Daytona was a L tV It 3:30 o'clock' rooms presented a scene o f gaiety. card* and pencils, this leaving only Mias Elisabeth Whitnmr and I ——— J w anted in Savannah. Ga„ on indictMv1 Club will meet and beauty when there assembled winners oa tKVbaleony; 1This con- visitor to Sanford TuesdJ/ on Miss Elizabeth McCdlough have ” r- a™ ®*rs. G. V. Dcbottt and mCnU charging conspiracy to vloIce Cream Freezers business ed to the Cathedral scnool|*°a, ( . G. Dcbout, of Pittsburg. intP tho prohibition law 18, months IWreM »t her hon,< ab«ut 80 couples who were receiv- stant plan of action and the con­ ed by the cordial host and charm lng^tant moving about was the cause flando after spending the P«.. left for their home in the, „ K0 Wer#'hold for extradition ^ at 3 o’clock. Spcnding the afternoon in Or- Easter holidays with Elizabeth’s ' mirth after % few daya visit to Monday by United States CommisBall Hardware Co. hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Lake, M iss; of a great deal of mirth and fun. Irteek will entertain Barits Lake most popular am ong, At the end of the game all four lanuo Tuesday was GIccn Wim- mother nnd father. Mr. and* “Mrs. their son, Lloyd C. Debout. M r.;*ioncr Hitchcock. The men. with PHONE 8 Vih Jong Club at 2 the younger set received with her j players remained on tho winning bish. B. E. Whitncr. Mrs Benjamin and Mrs. Dcbout stopped over in !ninp othcrs. are charged with cpnf i u Apartments on father and mother, with Mrs. Don. • side to fight the battle R R WWtner motored over with them. banfnrd from Kislssmmec where spiring to rig a vessel to smuggle Going to Lakeland for a few |LM Mrs. Howard aid Whitcomb always lovely and i Hens, Mrs. Ed Iwttca, and Mr. and they have a winter home. } liquor. ■ ■ ■ a n a .x a g m u u u a u u a a g u N a ■r*V ", • ■■ - ■ 1.1. Un Calvin Teage assisting. Mrs, A. P. Connelly. Mrs. Betts days on a buianess trip is II. IL J f .prominent member of the 1 - •\ . McCall. Wcdncsday afternoon and night, JAisociation of BusAs the guests wero welcomed, and Mr. Dens were the champions REVIEWS SCOUT PARADE Huff] family of Macon, Gn., Is I . OOKI I I fsrill hold their reg- they were passed dainty tallies, of the evening, Waller Huff, who spent the day In the Milage will present “ Home, t i isdown brlfiKS Spending a few days with Mrs. ___ __________ ________ I factory r <Mi u 111 _ Sweet Home," for the benefit of ____ ___________ |it the Valdez Grill which WASHlNGTCiNTApr. 22— PrcsIn pretty pretty Mr. ____ Huff its . . . Jiore arranged 'T.a!,frcd ,ln At the conclusion of the bridge Burdcnux at Sabring is MisS Sanford Tuesday. , typewriter. any well known Merc as he comes down the Woman's Club. This picture Ident Coolidgc and members of the baskets, Mrs. Whitcomb carrying; game, the pep grew Instead of make. flood ■■ Newman will co ­ the women's and Miss Lake the waning for the hall rang with Uve- Weina Graves. new. Asic In *«• about ’ twice a year to the trap ; p.r‘7,cnl'?.tho, '.V1 ?.uhllp * pRe,p* nce "I*™ * "fnato f0n' mi‘ tfe« for‘ mplicate Luncheon men's tallies.aona. V T T ,. r. , llrn_H fmm ° r , T” <dcnt Harding in Washing- estry reviewed nt the White Mouse • |ly mvslc furnished by Mr. George aeouW Sergeant Connelly o f St. Augus­ riioots lie has just returned from ton „ nd t0,;a thc story of thc Mnn»(,ny „ parnde o f Boy ii. a. ro.vn Tho entire lower floor of the Hrock’.inham, pianist and Joe Rutine was In Sanford Tuesday on tho trap shoot nt Cocoa. He is n,0S( talked of house In America, j celebrating the opening of the p a » sla a B t l k frerheun will enter- club rooms and the stage wer.» at­ renstein, violinist. ra »a « XZ3 business o f the state. Lf her daughter, Mrs. tractively decorated. All spring alto a representative of Dupont Club women uie asked not to for- fourth annual forest protection Assisting Mrs. Lake in obtaining r • * ■■■■BUM■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ week. flowers, which were quantities of the score and in servipg wero Mrs. get this wonder,ul picture. Powder. Returnlng from a trip of pleas­ Andrews will enter- rases, snap dragons, gladiolus and J. t>. Woodruff, Mrs. Raymond rti Naipe Club, at fern were used. Effective baskets Philips, Mrs. A. P. Conpally, Mrs. ure to Miami are Tom Fetter aril •A /T J. C. Little. ; her home on Celery and holders of bamboo were used Robert Newman, Mtfc. Barrett I *a, _‘ i throughout the hall, the stage was Pllleston, Mrs. Langley, and Mrs. Returning to his homo after • I Friday outlined in bamboo and jardiniers Holly and tho Misses Fern Ward, few days visit to his friend Lloyd is meeting of the ,U. of cut flowers and baskets of gor­ Rub® Williams and Abble Dodncy. Reboot is ,L.‘ E. Wilson ,i'of Pitta* held in Centra) Park, geous pink( roses with groups of During the musical program, a I All members urged palms, placed so as to form a set­ refreshment course "-was sarved, burg, Pa. |in order to help with ting for the costumes of the guests buffet style and another novel feating ror Mr. and Mi*. Ray Fox and Jack Memorial Daywhich harmonized In coloring wun ure was presented, each gentle- Dooley have returned.to Sanford starday the spring flowers, almost all of men carrying to his partner and after n pleasant visit o f * Liw daya *v,. Story Hour at the them being in dainty white or fJcli■-* * 1 *. '| 1 1 * self, a plate of doltcioup chicken in Ocala. V : rtiii!' i , Ip. m■ , cate paste? shades. . salad, Dickie, crackers, ice cream a program to the A novel iemure In the way of and coffee. C. L. Derby Was called to bia «ent of the Woman's for the I Mr. Lake then awarded the home In Norfolk. Va;, on account at the Studio of Mrs. bridge was arranged guests, railed elimination. Placed prizes, the elimination going to of the death of his father, GcOfft* I o'clock. on the balcony were 20 tables, rep­ Mrs. Betts, a hnnd*orr'» hand T. Derby- The sympathy of San­ "itA, the North or winning painted vase, and Mrs. R. R. Dens, ford people is extended to Mr. 5hi Dance To resenting side, on tne ’ lower floor were t ' fetur exceptionally handsome golf Derby in his recent bereavement. , High score to Mr. A. P. Con­ i 'l In Orlando tables with; three on the stage, balls. representing the South or loosing nelly, Fortunes Fool by Sabastlni, slue. The tallies had all the in­ and Mrs. C. It. Ktrtley, a pair of Iphi benefit dance will formation as to where you were handsome brass candle sticss, aec|the Orlando Country to start. This was a game of ond high to Mrs. Reginald Holly, »y evening, April cards with no lagging in any in- j a set of four decorative hridge i to be used toward stance, "pep" being tho slogan, scores with 16 tallies and Mr, Roy ■on of a chapter house After a round of four hands, the Chittenden a sot of handsome play­ A* ^ Tida Beta chapter at put* College for Wo- head table on the north side, rang ( Ing cards. the members of "who will bo present Mrs. Lewis Hostess tsmllne Walker, Kis- Woman’s Auxiliary llyde, Jacksonville, To Thirteen Club Holds Regular Meet er, St. Petersburg, Uy dill, Tampa, Alice The Thirteen Club was enter­ rtd Mary Lane, OrThe Woman’s Auxiliary of the young ladies are al- Presbyterian Church held their tained by Mrs. H. B. Lewis Thurs­ i having been drtwn regular social meeting in the day afternoon. Tables were ar­ ranged for twelve players and u ty during Easter, !|V t i i brotherhood rooms of tho church very pleasant .......... ....... afternoon was spent. drones for the dance at 3:30 o’clock Monday afternoon. Thor e * * were only four member* members of the Pi A new and unusual feature of present, Mrs. C’.aude Howard, Mrs. ■i flub of Urlando, I V '■ ; IMrs. L R. MpKenney.. entertainment was ’ provided. All A. B. Wallace, Mre- M S. Wig- |. That’s what number* ol mother* arrf members came dressed In Japanese gins and Mrs. Eugene Roumlllat. l l U n t . ;'i lying w ln w ilnce a in e a they lliww have tiaWii tried Irta il V Llv-o-iax -and the Oriental method The guests were Mrs. Julia -for the billoui attacks, Indigestion sad ers Of W esley, FOStp^if# of ‘ gras! ' rugs' and tusnions was Schultz Denson, Mrs. Roy Chltten- Similar disorder* of their children, sed ,for,th e gucstiv. to sit on. dec, Mrs. McPherson, Mrs. S am , Mother (Heads :eads riving castor oil jut) "itertained-• uOriental decorations were alio *ih YuuiiUt, Mrs. Walter- Coleman, and as much Jbfl fcwt. .UWh4-M« tdiiM : *.!• * applies' to tslonwJ. -«• Mrs. Hommcl and MUi-Kutheryw fJid-the htm of Wesley , t y d ; evidence. ■cause the common family It was because ----------------«oml meeting at ; The meeting opened aa 1*. cua- Wilkie— -------iv, w M u r a f >•<*« lojsct oa on the IWrt' HCrF thil’j-thet ’kiltI target ^ 4.. . ,^ b t t » 7xx»y «trx* - ^ h n u a r t ia r ., Id bcgaJI eiperlmeatind tq *Arrnuc. The IWhf-' claea-and a Japanese program f o l-it o Mrs. Schultz, and was a nedv that would act on both i month of April were lowed. Violin solo very suitable, of beautiful hnndkerchiefs. Thc devise a remedy iwela and lake the place o! ombie, Mrs. Dwight to the occasion by little Japanese club prize was won by Mrs. Claude liter and bowels calomel and castor oil. and the Liv­ lJ. R. Head and Miss lady, a resident o f Sanford, Mtb. I Howard, one of the lath, books, ies formula, aa has been proven In \ Ouichidn, accompanist, Miss Fern Prudence Daughters. Covers were then laid for the bouunda of household*, meets thH [room and dining room Ward. Duet by Mrs, Ed Higgins reed. tiJT open where forty- and Mrs. Franlt Woodruff. Four .twelve guests ar.d In thc center 1*. Liv-o-Iaz is purely vegetable end i * of each table was a little dish of little grils then sang a song, writ­ i were welcomed and J liquid remedy, so pleasant tq tut f a, among them being ten in Japanese, and they carried yellow and lavender mints, and ns .that the children love to take it. Smith, a former out thc Japanese idea throughout favors little yellow biddies were It ia just aa good for biUoua coni'. thc used. The refreshments were loro the left Sanford, with their little costumes “ il disorden of digestion It chicken salad, crackers, potato orient. These little girls were, Berg, Mrs- Steven* adults. You can get Liv-o-lax now s', Majorie DuBose, BctHe^McKinnon, chips and ice teai Cooper. your favorite drug store. i Mrs, Lewis’ attractive home was j . yM, tremble’s home was Sarah Maxwell and bikry .Maxmade oven more so by the addi­ * mated with snap- weir. Jpar and olenaders A Japanese pageant followed In tion o f spring flowers which were m aw s Ji of yellow, white and which eight or ten ladles of the used in the decorations.^ auxiliary took part. The pageant Shopping in Sanford Tuesday program was thc ended with four young ladles in i, iMtertainmcnt for the the altitude of prayer nnd Mrs. were Mrs. C. M. Dewitt nnd Mrs. Herbert Russell, singing “ The C. A. Miller of Osceola. pkmrnts were ice cream Beautiful Garden of Praver," ac­ >lr »nd cake, the color companied, by Mrs, Donald .Whit­ yellow and pink be- comb- The four young ladles tak­ wt. ing part were Bertha and Virginia Earl, Camilla Puleston, and Eliz­ HOH d a n c e . Ibright a benefit dance abeth Turnbull. Lwn given at the Aym; A_ party of revnue men who are American ' 1Legion In San .tai_ on business for k 'fe w *7 ovening. room was well filled. daya and are guests of, tho Vul dez Hotel while here, are R. G. running about two ii * If* the ncene was a ‘gay Hill, B. E. Wright and J. B. Fodr of Washington, D.' C. which was' furnished a *u,n orchestra " was and that tells the fwy one, that a good l “’..,,toro and dancinr ( <*1» .-a* ws Til ' felt r i!h* wt0 *m'ul it waa all ovar M _ P °n arrangements for n m fU A iE U K . K tr« / w y Mero, John *(.< •*F'or about t w u n t y 1 .kj F Roy Chittenden. — — — # # ^ *r—* m ^ ng Cn Sham poo years," says Mr. P. A . WalI *1 r L n y* clenrcd Powder PufTi Face Powder kar, of Newburg, Ky., "one 9 *«l certainly help Tiltil Perfume fund. Rouge Compact *of our family remedial haa m i V< mma Poudre Compact r;< M'(! ' been Black-Draught, the 4 Tuesday was Luke Human Hair Ntv Tiltil Talcum old reliable. . . . I uae it Silk Silt ( h j C old Cream for colds, biliousness, sour BolbtJ Hair Siu itomAcfc and indigestion. I izing waa subject to headaches P erson als .iXSW -M R S r W R R E S r ^ lC E r G r ^ ^ “ IS?'trip’ to** ” ‘Tf“ icial lendar , Sixteen Hundred Miles of Cows M A G I N E a procession o f cow s passing you r. h o m e , on e after the oth er, stretching from N e w Y o r k to N e w O rlea n s— o r from B oston to D a lla s, T e x a s , — a distance o f 1,600 m iles.' C a sto r O il? N e v e r A g a in ! If these co w s'p a sse d y o u at the rate o f o n e per|. r .. j n j i p t e . y q u w o u M „? it i'vat ^jfigE;ijb?pfi..for. 16,666 9 F S U C H an exh ib ition co u ld biT arran ged, y o u \ w ou ld then adm ire the m agnificent h erd o f ov e r o n e m illion cow s ow n ed entirely b y the * D a iry m e n ’ s' L ea gu e C o-op era tiv e A ssociation — the 7 0 ,0 0 0 pro-J gressive farmers w h o send direct to yoa th eir fam ous DAIRYLEA Brand Evaporated M ilk . P ' ' 'w - o - i a x , S / These are the farmers who have made it possible for you to have a richer, a creamier evaporated milk,| with a flavor like cream. That is why DAIRYLEA con^ tains more nutritious milk fats and so lid s/ / m fM ^ H E N Y O U bu y^ D A IR Y L E A /you ^ a re^ b u yin gj direct from the farmers w h o p rod u ce it, and ea ch j can has the co m b in e d guarantee o f 70,000 progres­ sive farmers. ^ ^ . Blinding Headaches iT o secure this rich, delicious milk, merely ask your grocer for DAIRYLEA. This is the^can: / . EJCH I Pe a l C/ J blinding ^Kdsches a n d m I^lbldriWdfS Bn'il I • A X ,,a‘ • to offer in ald^ T > k k r t* jrouri , * lot * hom* come touch with h * T s ^ Wf nU ISrtSsftUch w,th rtmlpwuiahlw. Pft.ttun t* .v - Htr4jd O n the imartest dressing tables are found Regina Beauty itions— everything for the exauisite care o f the hair * Preparations n. The Th e purity and quality o f ihese these Regina products } and skin. .'-are evidenced by the fastidious w om en w h o use thent. TyTO Jl • • r ^ Wi ;V _ I {}*■ »' a h d 'ft rsUsyed'mei* ' ’ "About sight years ago my wife got down with Uvsr and stomach trouble. . . .. Ws tried all weak to fcrip her, / . . but sbe didn’t gst any better. She waA nanaastsd add couldn't sat or rest She began and w u great- f-10 *l ** M i -’C ‘ , Richer * 1’ ~ 4WiNf' ConvinceK Cream ier S’ C. W . Z A R IN G C O M P A N Y TRIBUTOU . f £ ; v '* ‘ ’LORI D \„T ' . i i •, i:v— y o u r, ***** - -------- ^ ---------— J— — tv-rt;’.i ri - �I ' THE SANFORD HERALD W EDNESDAY, APRIL P A G E S IX S Largfc '^uehOM of the ala ire to c, t At Summer School! with incrpnsed facilities'for taking who lea, n wide r:u;g( not only i Is Now. P redictedb,fti?r-iU .th0U3an(1 are M* include for tcnrhrr** |W ^ ______ * FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, Tallahnisoo, April les'23,— Reservations already are bping made for students planning to B ird’ s Eye View o f Rollins C ollege and L ake Virginia The entire equipment o f the college is placed at the service of the cummer school, including the commodious.camp at Lake Bradford, near the city, for comfort mid rcc- tjtJ >a tta c d .U u i.g r o m e r^ li ^ * »Wa J Mi|rtitta>»awe«frthe»»tud«*bfrty:' large number . subjects. * : employee tamed at the J»aiMTgt m OTOlmti^ rui* The summer school lasts eight lowing courses I, Score by innings: SWIMMING TIME IS HERE Cleveland ... 000 000 010 1— 7 ft' See our line of "Bathing Suits. Caps, Shoes. \y.ltrr ^ jj 000 001023 0—0 IE scrlc? by .blueing St. Louitv Ch‘cnRn . u Floats anil Swimming Tubes. All Wool Bathing Suit. a, JJj I. Wildness by Bayne and Summary: Two has* hits, Myatt, — —AT- T U B BI'ORTSSfAN STO IX--------helped- t h r l>ctrott OffitnTSFTHUHTttT* Bnrfeltr SpeuRSrTThjwelTrt ------------------- — uis acorn! one run and lie- shoely. Three base hots, M yatt.' SA N F O R D C Y C L E COMPANY *° y inpun!' o? '•^,e j Barrett. Stolen bases, Stephenson, i o hv innlnmA * Jamieson. Sacrifices, Barrett, C o - 1 eu y in n m g r. vcJesklc, Burnt-. Lutxkr. DoubleANNOUNCING f,,n ....... 00f) — l i 2 ; play, Sewell to Bums- Left on t .....101 000 33x—-H 8 1; buses, Cleveland 10; Chicago 10. | The Removal Of mary: Two b;t:,c hits, Pratt. Ra l(< on' bnlls, otr Covelcskio, 3 ; ; bnse hits, FoUjergill. Stol- Blankenship 1. Struck out by! lea, Jaeobson, Collins, B o il-! Blankenship l; Covcleskie 1 . Hits. „<{>• S«crl- off Blankenship 12 In eight inGENERAL AUTO REPAIUIM J hotherklll, I'rntt, Rig- nlngs; off Thurston 4 in two In -] •oulde play, Rigney to Blue. „I ihm; offi Covcleskie lfi in eight, To Temporary Quarters At n lames, St, Louis 5; Detroit nnd 2-3 innings; olT Smith, 0 in; END OF FIRST STREET, SANFORD ase^ <>n balls oir Bayne 4; I one anti 1-3 innings. Winning I'omliiifc Completion of Their New Garage I , 4 ; \\ hitiihlll, 2. Struck j pitcher, Smith. /\ atsing jdtehev. Bayne, 3; W'hitehill, 1 . Hits Ylnirstons'^WwpW'', II rimes and PHONE 613W ----------------------- - NIGHT IMiriM ivih. h in unu,,n ■’ 0 ^ ^ ^ Time, 2 :02. I Evens nothing in 121 inning; Voigt 3 inning. Hit by pitch. Ucrruit I’ itrher For Tamil* Scored Upon Four Times in Fir-i In­ ning—Grower* Win From Daytona. TAMPA. April S3. *Yith two Ibtul innings, the Smoker- In 1 the •second game of the series here with St. Petersburg Toe-day by. tin* score of ti to *.t. Southpaw Kel­ lers. a Tampa recruit, pitched hitfirst game for the Smokers. He allowed four runs in the first In­ ning, but steadied after that until the fifth, when he let in three more tallies. A short lived rally in the ninth by the locals brought in two runs. Little was forced from the box in the first frame by Tampa. Score by innings: su P b tc 400 040 001—» Li i foninn tl, JBO.OOOWkKti- fl 3 Summary: Two base bits, Quinn, Hernandez, Duvey, Deiuen. Stol­ en bases, Mnlthy 2, Torres, Wheel* . er, Denn. Double plays, Wheeler, Lujan, Martin, Hernandez. Wheol.er(-Ot*nn. 1 Doulde Ida vs. Wheeler, ‘ Martin nnd .Deitzcn; Martin, hW hdler and Deitzen. Left on hasps, Tampa S; St. Petersburg 10. Base on balls offi Zellers, 4; Halley, none; Little, 2; Hernandez, 2 . Struck out by Zellers, 4; Halley, 1 ; Littlof Oj: Hernandez, 1 . Bits otf Zellers, 8 in four 2-3 jnnings; Hal­ ley, fl in lour 1-3 innings; Little, 1 in 1-2 inning; Hernnndcz, E> in 8 and 2-3 innings. Bit by pitcher, by "Hernandez (PhippL Winning itcher, Hernandez. Losing pitcher, ellers. Umpire, Bush. Time, 2:15. S il r/V£ ' W ts v t «• M i . t t -' .tf -SC.-0- Tf M ob ile C ontinues Its W inning Streak By B eatin g B arons Capable O fficials Will Have Charge o f Aquatic M eeting At Raleigh, N. C.: Penn State 11; North Carolina Stale it. At Spartanburg: Wofford 0; Oglethorpe 1>*. At Charlottesville: University of Virginia 2 ; Georgia 1 . ROLLINS COLLEGE, Winter At Anderson, S. C.: Furman Park, April 23.— Rcpr. tentative 11; Clenuuti 4. At IlirRbry. N. C.; Lenoir 3; I nten from Winter Park and Orlan* ' do will 'set'Aside their many du* Carolina J. At Birmingham: Howard I; i ties anil spend the day at Rollins Florida 3. College officiating at the Florida At Oxford, Miss.: Vanderbilt State Inter scholastic meet which 3; University of Mississippi 13. At Williamsburg, Vu.: Syra­ will be held Saturday. April 20. cuse 20; William and .Mary 2. The boys' meet will be held at 9r.70 a. m„ while the girls' will appear at 2:30 p. m. The following officials will be on duty: Referee, Henry Kart Clerk of Course, S. Kendrick Guernsey Assistant Clerk o f Course, Fred Ward. CINCINNATI. April 83.—Cin­ Scorer, William B. Follctt. cinnati mode it three straight from Starter, Franklin O. King. Chici go by winning the final game Announcer, A. Maxwell Sloan. of the series today, 3 to 2. Both Captain of Course, J. A. Podtrams-•played "-fast nnd errorluia ,quire, '* * • t * Rail. -' ■ Fleet Captain, J. ShorWiexI Fn• Score by innings: ley. Chicago 10O non 01B—2 8 0 Physician, Dr. It. F. Hotnrd. Judge-: Wilbur Flower, If. IV. Cincinnati .oin) o:a> mix —3 . 7.. h CHATTANOOGA, April .23.— Anderson's two home runs scorrtl enough rum Tuetduy for Chatta­ nooga In defeat tittle Rock 7 to 3, Mr first homer jn the first in­ ning scoring two. Lnpnn also hit a home run. ’ Score by innings: j Little Rock „.(nn oil) Q00^XL~R' I .ChuUanoga . .IU3.U0U 01 x —7 8 o Batteries; Riehtuturg. Llewellyn . . Bulldogs on Bampagc. LAKELAND, April 21.—Four and La pa n, Smith; Camp and Nun* ^ Lakeland pitchers were unnhle tn m nnker.stchi the denrd Bulldogs tieffl Trfesday ifrnt Orlando, romped away with 'the Orleans won fin record straight second game of llui series by the game of the w rit* from Atlanta here Tu.‘ :'dny, mipilitutlinr yestorlopsided score oC 14 to J, i . '..lUmtwy “ Rube" Ehrhhnlt was knocked. t>n^*of the box m .Lh4..Wu».a*mV. Mile ha m, (jeorge Nash. *thre<* other Lakcluiul hurlers fol­ Timers: Asher Peter, II. .W. Barlowed in ranid sucee -Von. num, A. Schultz, A. R. Douglass, Score hy 'Inning *: . Score by innings: Eugene Bellows. * Orlando 200 00-1 002— II 14 2 N< w Orleans imhi oot 4IH)—f> 10 0 Photographer, T. P, Robinson; 001 000 1)20 -5 Hi 0 Lakelnud .....101 000 200— 4 7 2 Atlanta Patha New s*. James J. Buchanan. Batteries: CnMer mid Davis; Summary: Left tin bases: laikeDead Marshal. Comer Emery. land, 8 i Urlandu . 0. Karm-d rum, Neihans, Sehv.-urtz.and B roek. Press, Steward*. Hurry Culley, J--.. ‘Lauceintid 4; Orlamfo t>. Two ba«e Walter Lynch, Times-Union; Hunk NASHVILLE. April 23.— Mepihitq*_ McLaughlin. Shannon. Three Wright, Tampa Tribune; C. E. Ba­ base hits, Dash. Hits olf Khrhurdt, nhh hit three *7Ya:hvilli* pitcher:; ker, Jacksonville Journal; Ray Par8 In dvr innings; Alvarez, 2 m two iiartl and won Uui oxoial gutne of nu ley. Tampa Times; W. M. Glenn, Inplngs: Wakefield. 1 in ono In­ Hie strie Tuesday I t to 2. An­ F. It. Bridges, Jr„ Morning Senti­ Pittsburgh 111. St. I.ouia 7. ning; uoM otlj 3 in one inning,. derson nnd Morrison hit home runs. nel; J. C. Brassier, Reporter-Star; ST. LOUIS, April 23.— A triple Semi- by innings: Puffier, ti in ceven Innings; Purges Lniireuce Lynch, Winter Park 000 310 370-1-1 IM 2 with the bases full, a double and Herald. mme in two innings. Rase on halts Memphisa home run gave Pittsburgh 0 .000 000 U2U— 2 8 3 olf Khrhurdt. 4; Tlvarez, 3; Nashville Batteries: .Mi-./, and Ynryau; runs in the fourth inning Tuesday Wa kg Held, ) ; Gossett, 1; I’ fiffit-r, 5. COLZKNS C.ONOPTION and the PI rates defeated the Car­ Struck *>ut by Khrhurdt, 3; Pfiffier Morgan, AlP-n, Wade nnd Wells, I.MPRO VEIL dinals Hi to 7. Dyer was forced l;.E.ergp.-. 1. Sacrifice hits, Stew­ Ron the mound in the Inurth with art. Stolen buses. McLaughlin, McCRAY S TRIAL COMMF.N'CF BALTIMORE,*Apr. 22 Senator nil inlun <1 hand. Rogers Horns­ INDIANAPOLm, Apr, 22—Tri Sanders. Wild pitch, Wakefield. -lames Couzens o f Michigan, was re by, Curdinal second baseman, .B itter hit, hy Wakefield, (San- f Gov. McCray on tfcio charge |ported to be in a satisfactory con* two home runs. • t\ d trs); by Pfiffier (Snioth, Am­ using the mails m furtherance of : ilitlon ut John* Hopkins hospital Score by innlitgs: mons). Double plays. Kowalski, scheme to defraud, v.as stitrteil l I where he la-eamo a patient a w*:i‘k Leach, Amnums (2), Beasley mid fore Judge A. B. Anderson, in Un Plttlnirgh 202000 000—10 13 1 •ago for observation of a longN{mcr; McLaughlin, llellstrom and ed States dUt/let iourt* Monday. St. Louis UU00 201013— 7 13 0 |standing bladder affection. SntHiaofi. Winning pitcher, Pfiffer.u Iso.iug pitcher, LhrhanU. Tilin', 2:15. Umpire, Iatuxon. BY-------TAYLOR Florida League Of Muriitipalities T o M get St. Augustine OURN i t - m o m PROMISED T* M 6E T M ^ HERE AT EKACTL'l FIVE O CLOCK AN' IT'S Si* NOW - I'V E A 6 0 0 0 NOTION . NOT TO WAIT A N f LONGER f NOW IS THE TIME TO FIGURE ON YOUR SPRING AN D SUMMER WORK ON THE FARM— STOCKS FOR QUICK DELIVERY. SPECIAL PRICES ON CARLOTS FOR DIRECT SHIPMENT. Chase & Co CIeve land 7. Chicago fl. * HICAGQ, April 23.—Shernd Smith* smashed * one o f Hollis TlmrsUm’e pitches to center for ti single after two men were out in the tenth inning and gave Cleve­ land a 7 to <’• victory* over Chica­ go. The Indians batted Illanken■hin hard in the eighth inning and t.tok acotnmanding lead, hut the Sex uhtVffl# ait Uphill.UAttlu,drove * ‘f O O * * + * + + + - > 0 + + + + 4 - > 4 + + + 0 + 0 « * 4 + + + * * 4 + + 4 - + * + * + 4 4 4 * +*4444*9+**+4444+ -♦ 44*44«i-4>+ t D O N 'T nhOVV SOUR W IF E \ SO VCRS W E L L .H O W E V E R , I S*>W A LA D S T H A T t RESEM BLED H E R . s t a n d in g IN SEE MS WIFE -1 ANV PLACE. I CHARLIE-? | FRLNT C P B C O .T L E S D E P T STORE - r ----- -W • MOTOR PRODUCTS Ing lust N'lyemher. ORiciuls of the ,lejigU6 express belief thut the . meeting this yeaf will be tho best one. the league has yet held, al; though those o f the past have been instructive and well attended. , ‘ Ay.varied prpgrum has been nrrfcnfcfd; cdntemplating discussions of problem* facing city officials of Adjutant Gv,u" i ! J. Clifostgr will sjieak on “ City " and will be followed by man o f the Florida Tkruonrrf'on “ Flnrlrta.“ W," Himotis, Jr., chief engineer of the Htute Will take u* his ^ ‘h’ thlk, "Municipal Sunarid Gbe P. Goode, clerk W iit court o f St, Johns INCORPORATED-! K- KENTUCKY R e lf are.” Guy te P.‘ McCord, for■r mayor-cominiuioher of TullaIIW , nnd others, will also up-ar on the nrogrum. M . B. ilerton, president, and E. . Owen,. Jr.; of Jacksonville, sec­ tary-treasurer of the league, «l•dy are in communication with ty bfficiaU Ihmughout Florida yln g them to send renresentaree to the meeting, and to pardpato In tho general discussions footing the municipal affaire of have been reqdMted writim X^SPO SE T H A T 'S HER - DID SHE I COULDN'T SAV J h ave a gold vtobTH in TH' FRONT. OF HER MbUfH ? C TMI& LAOS HAD H ER MQUTH f t \ CLOSED- rf SEE MY WIFE �r i T H E SANFORD H feRALD W EDN ESDAY, A P R IL 23, 1924. — ! l l ------- ,i PAGE SEVEN ■- O N E P H O N ~E 48 READ'THEM FOR PROFIT Political n z»~ r-y Announcements .n; p a lly H era ld POLITICAL i .C t K ANNOUNCEMENTS -j I.V'j. . » c. USE1THEM FOR RESULTS HELP. W A N T E D | MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE men P o litic a l 1 4 8 **. Apartments'***>*>**•• lAUTOMDBIEEffi R EPAIR S For Rent Announcements WANTED—Sanrord business who are in uecd of competent I FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER FOR. RENT— Twn room apart- FOR SALE— Ford Roadster sh In Advance NOTICE FOR COUNTY JUDGE. help should read the classified FOR SALE— DeSoto paints and I hereby nnnounce niy candi­ ment 202 Park. . tically new. Bargain. Sea vanrishej at Sanford Novelty I will be a candidate for renoml3ubject, o."1 course, to the action page of The Herald. There’s no Works, sole agents. 154-tfc FOR RENT— Three room npart- art Dutton. " T T win «*• " * dacy for County Commissioner for nation for tl.e otfice of State A t­ reason for sending out-of-town for . __ __________________ . u lr o M ■ * * * * of the Democratic Primary to be mcnt| Leo Bros., 415 W. First the fifth district of Seninolc Court­ help when thero la probably Just SANFORD STOVE WORKS, 321 Lt t°r torney or the Seventh Judicial Cir- held June 3rd, I will be a candidate the I-orsun you want in the city j First Street,’ Next door to Smith St. l y . Subject to tho action of the . cuit of th^ Mate o f—Florida suin' for-th r office o f County Judge- o t "WX"NT ED—White woman under BrolfiewT We Sell, trade, and re- F O m tE N T — One iumMied t W , -------—j the a U** BUICD1NG ----- --- He • Ha* June Primary ot 192L jeet to the action Cl (lie Demo­ Seminole County. 1 shall be gratefifty to do general house work l,n*r kinds of cook stoves. If room apartment; also one three! or m Ha* II. a . KILBER.M ATER IAL 4 * * l la* cratic Primary. Your endorsement ■ul for the nomination and dec* and live with lady living alone. >’ou*' trouble is stove trouble, see room apartment. Oak and 2nd St. Phone 3. us. Call phone 99 for particulars. FOR STATE ATTORNEY. for a second term of office will be Jon, and if elected I assure the T jp " don*11" •buV® \ RIBBONS— For, FOR RENT — Furnished light ; > MMtACLK C on «*t* Ca., citizenship of Seminole a fair and WANTED— Laundry driver for TYPEWRITER I hereby announco my candi- greatly appreciates. dat«* srs for con* housekeeping rooms. Shirley j 'ement work, sJdewlaka, ballduse on Royal, Remington or L faithful .administration of the a f­ Sanford. Experience preferable. daty for the ofnee of State Attor­ GEORGE A. DECOTTES, Apnrtmenfs. Opposite post office, i in f blocks, irrigation boxes. J. B. Apply Hill Laundry Company, Or­ (\ Smith typewriters. Will sell 1 0f uverag* length ney for the Sevenih Judicial Cir­ State Attorney, Seventh Judicial faire of th* '■fflcc. for one-half price. Herald office. FO lTkEN T-Tw u furnished apart- ’ Terwllleiter._Prop, SCHELLF. MAINES. ■ lin*. lando. Lumber and Building Material. t(i» rt" *OP flrat cuit of Florida, subject to the Dem­ _____Circuit, State of Florida. F C im tU SE C U TlN G ATTORNEY WANTED— Combination book­ FOR HALE—Amco adding ma­ ments.'One room each; prices rea­ FOR COUNTY JUDGE Carter Lumber Company chine. Never been used/* |10. sonable. Ferndale Apartments, I desire to announce to tho citlLin. 1. restricted to ocratic Primary to be held June 3, keeper nnd stenographer. Ap­ i hereby announce myself as a sens of Seminole County that I am N. Laurel S t Phone 565. 305 E. First S t__________________ Herald office. 1924. VficsUun. _ „ ply I’orter-Judy Fruit Co. nnditiule for the olTiee of County a candidate for the nomination to i. -nails The Ban* House at J. A. SCARLETT. FOP. SALE—Egry cash register. FOR RENT—One four room HILL LUMBER CO. will *>e responsible JtR*2t> of Seminole County, subject be Prosecuting Attorney for tho Service, Quality %rA Price $10 cash. Herald office. apartment. Pace’s Apartment. FOR STATE SENATOR FROM to the Democratic primary, Juno 3, Incorrect Insertion. Phone 135. ,, for subsequent County Court oi Seminole County, EOlt SALE — Remington type­ Call at Palms Hotel. THE NINETEENTH SEN­ 1924. I pledge faithful service The office should be subject to the action of the Demo­ HOUSES FOR RENT writer, with wide enrringe, in ATORIAL DISTRICT. should you nominate me. Jullately In ca*8 of cratic Primary, *une 3rd, 1924, 1 good condition. $25 cash. Inquire I announce my candidacy for ___________ J. G. SHARON. MAKE LIFE WORTH LIVING vill be grateful lor your vote and FOR RENT—Cottage. J. Musxun. at Herald office^_*___________ LDVI'.HTISRItS. nomination as State Senator from MEMBER OF SCHOOL BOARD die nomination. TREE PLANTING DAYS FOR RENT— For (J months, com- FOR SALE—Dairy nnd stable ROOMS FOR RENT I represenmtlve thor- the Nineteenth Senatorial District I wish to.announce that 1 am n ERNEST F. HOUSEHOLDER. fillsr With mtea. rules subject to the Democratic Primary fort ably furnished house, six _____ _ v„. ................ .. . manure, car lots. Link & Bag- FOR RENT— 2 largo the Don’t go around feeling tired, lotion. will Hive you to be held June 3rd. I am an at­ candidate for Member of furnished I hereby announce myself a can­ sleeping rooms, or part of house, R y, Box 2 UU. Turn pa. Fin. jiforniAtlon. And School-Board of Seminole Co, from didate for re-election on June 3rd, at reasonable rent. 318 Magnolia housekeeping rooms, $20.00 I lucking in energy and strength, k*v Will assist you In torney at law practicing at San­ School district No. 3. Subject to WANTED— Regular customer* for month. 314 Eost Sth S t .__ ;______ Jhecause your kidneys are not work­ wtnt ad to make■ ford, Florida, andffinve been a res­ 1924 as Constable of District Num­ Aye.____________ . fresh egg*. Write Cacklebcrry FOR the decision of tho Democratic pri­ ber 1 of Seminole County, which The -----RENT—Two bed room s., ing properly. . , „ use , o f FOLEY , . FOR RENT— New house, four Karin, latk e_JIar>'i_FIni ident of and attorney in the Nine­ mary to bo held June 9, 1924. elite. Fermlale Apartments, 305 E. First WJ*LS* 11 <!jlrct.ic stim ulantfor the includes Voting Precincts Num­ ITS AT > OTIt'K. rooms, bath, water, lights; also teenth Senatorial District for 13 H. H. PATT1SHALL. j kidneys, will give your kidneys a bers 1, 2, 3 and 4. I will appreciate srnge. Inside city limits Mrs. FOR SALE—Strawberries, 15c per Street. should kite their years. Your support will be great-( qt. In field run, 10 qts. delivered. “ good (lushing, remove injurious FOR SHERIFF rn0,(office addreis as Ty appreciated. the support of nil voters in Dis­ .nnit- Phelps, West Side. Phone 13(I. Re x_Packard;_________ FOR RE N T—Two or three fur- waste matter and bring the kluEE phone number ir I hereby announce myself a can­ trict Number 1. „„ nished ro|ms for light house- neys back to a normal, active con­ LEWIS O’ BRYAN. p rMUlts. About one __ FTY'E acres, “ 0 citrus trees, didate for i selection to the office _ R . C. (CLAUD) WHITTEN. j keeping, b^th adjoining. 1020 of a thousand ha* a dition. “ Your FOLEY PILLS ara FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER 0f sheriff o f Seminole county subgrape vines, peaches, figs, m ul-! |j»uVcl’ Ave. [snd the other* cant ANNOUNCEMENT FOR STATE HOUSES— FOR SALE the only thing I ever got to do me I-hereby announce my candidacy ject to the action of tho Demowith you unless berries. Mars, cherries, porslm; F ojT lfE N T — Bed room and il«p -' ATTORNEY. any good,” writes Samuel Brenner, yotit address. for the office of County Commis- 1 cratic primary to be held on June nnd guavas. cruava*. 5 room cottage, cottaee. 1 ing ROn Magnolia. WE are ready to build several mons and I nnnounce myself a candidate ■Ilssssee IHUaT fc* Alexandria, Ind. Sold everywhere. sloner from district number two I g |f c.]ectecl lor another term I for the office of. State Attorney barn, soft water. Hard road, residences to auit you. Reason­ |p,nnn *t The >*«* Edit RENT— Furnished bed room. of Seminole county, subject to th e ! p|C(jR0 t3 tulhll tKe duties of the school, store, church, $2500.00. H. able payments tlown nnd bnlance for the Seventh .ludicinl Circuit of ,U .Hire or by l*taction of tho Democratic primary otfice in the aatite efficient manner _______ Apply 703 Palmetto. kicpKoue dl.eoatlaFloridn, subject to Yho Democratic monthly; entire amount to fall due T. Tiller, Owner, Paola. June 3, 1924. thnV I have conducted it in the Primary to be held in June. If within five "years. ■nt *si Id* HATCHING EGGS MISCELLANEOUS JOHN MEISCIL Prompt. Efficient upon examination of my record ME1SCI1 REALTY COMPANY. Per setting, 15 egg*, del by P. P. Service. C M. HAND. FOR COUNTY PROSECUTING W ANTED A. P. Connelly, Agent my candidacy is favorably consid­ Minorcas and White Leghorns, ATTORNEY. FOR BOARD OP PUBLIC IN­ ered, your vote and active support ■’OR SALE— House, six room.* a'nd; $1‘'0 P«r a°Hing. 50 Cents NOT REALLY I wish to announce that v shall will be appreciated. STRUCTION Home Cooked Meals. Two blocks’ bath, modern conveniences, eor-! cor STEPAHEAD POULTRY FARM, >olitical he a candidate for the office of MILLARD B. SMITHI hereby announce my candidacy business district. Stepahcad, Fin. LOST ner lot. Streets paved on both County Prosecuting Attorney, tub- for re-election ns member of the PHOENIX HOTEL. louncement Side*. Rost buy in Seminole coun­ e t to-tho endorsement of tho Board of Public Instruction for 300 Park Ave. * No article . nf value Is emocrntic voters at the June 3rd, Seminole County. .Florida, repre­ In the C lrru lt C ourt. Serrulh Jutfi- ty. Buy from owner. Easy terms. REAL ESTATE P. O. Box (17, Winter Park, Fla. really lost until nfter Tho rinl t'lrrn lt. In ..... I for Sm tlaiilr H tT a s s e s s o r : primary. senting school district No. 2 of Madam Harriet, I'lin n tri k ln tr of Florida. Herald YVants have been i announce thfit I ntn & GEORGE C. HERRING. Seminole County, subject to the John Daniel*. ComplnUu.nt Beauty Parlor. called upon to restore it to v*. L re-election to the FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Democratic primury to be held on Over Mobley’s Drug Store. the rightful owner. Will It* tlarvln nn,l Mamlo «]e>vln, LOST A N D FOUND I hereby announce my candidacy June 3rd, 1924. * We want you to look over our f u Assessor of Semi111* wife. ilefi-lKlant*. Pocketbooks, jewelry, ap­ ______Park Ave. Phone 245, c Ha s . a . Da l l a s M IT la ; OK >1ASTKR’S SAI.K LOST an opnonuntty to keep Celery Farm* listing* before buy­ parel, personal possessions, PUBLIC Stenographer; your bus* r. subject to the ded«- for re-election for the office nf Nntife I* hereby alven that untler County Commissioner of Seminole abreast with the times by not ing We will'save you money. FOR CLERK OF COURT things of intrinsic value ness solicited. 107 Psrk Ave. (percocratic Primary to ....County, District No. 1, subject to an,l 't*y virtue of m that t i____ v . . . ...... .......................... „ „ _ ,n » v ir t u e or a t ci-ertaln e r t a in final and others that are prized Phone 349.______________ _ I hereby announce _my car.Jl- iiirrrr of rnrealosure nml sale ren- rending the’ classified pages of 13nJ, io:». the action of the Democratic pri­ dacy for the office of Clerk of the it'-reit anil entereil In tli<> Circuit your daily newspaper. Herald because nf their association, WANTED— Capable agents as A. VAUGHAN. mary June 3, 1924. Circuit Court, Seminole County, Court nf Seinluole County, Klorlila want ads contain many interesting FOR SALE— House and lot close ore often quickly returned, salesmen for Coarl Gables. Good In chancery, wherein John Daniels| messages. It will pay you to read G. L. BLEDSOE. in, $3,000, Florida, subject .to the decision of I* Hi* riimplninant anil Willie Uar- ; when temporarily lost, opportunity T or capable and at­ JR SHERIFF .iniiw through Herald Wantr, the Democratic Primary to be vln nnd Mamie tlnrvln, hi* wife, are FOR SHERIFF. i of Seminole County: tractive persons— men or women. Herald Wants are the Apply Coral Gables office, 8anI hereby announce myself as r held on June 3rd, A. D„ 1924. I the (Irfmilant* Ix-arliiK dnt* of the LOSl’— lUack and white bull dog. j f o r SALE—5 acre celery farm |announce myself a eanm i . i Jtand for efficiency and service in 'i’ 1’' jj"* ',f February. A. !». first thing to consult wher o rd One blue anil one brown eye* .. | Sheriff of Seminole candidate for tv»e oJSce o f SheriU 0fflCC with 0 room house in fine condi­ *n/;. unuer*lKn«tl special master, something of value is losl tail, nnd trimmed earn. Call will, on Monday. May 6th. 1924. durLject to the action of the of Seminole County, subject to the tion. Easy terms. or found. ' VANCE E DOUGLASS. Democratic primary June. 1921 Inn 111* ti-uul hour* of sale, before primary to be held on NOTICE the Uourl House door. In Memlnolr W. A. TILLIS. FOR MEMBER SCHOOL HOARD 'Herald Wants bring los­ If I am elected I pledge Florida, offer for sale .nml I hereby announco myself a can­ County. ers and finders together. FOR CLKKK CIRCUIT COURT FOR SALE— 15 acres. 12 acres all sell to the lilahest bidder for rash, fulfill the duties o f this Anyone wishing to com* To reach all the people 1 wish to announce that T am u didate for re-election to the office the fidbuvlnn described lands In hut of my ability. tiled. A No, 1 condition; ensy municatc with t!ie Knight* Rcmlnnte crninty. Florida, lo -w ll: of member of the board of public effectively — leave your candidate for Clerk of the Circuit E. E. BRADY. terms. The West llnir of tlie West Half of* the Ku Klc c Klan of Infraction, representing school Want Ad at The Herald of­ Court ..of Seminole Co*. nubj?ct to COJ.LECTOU district No. 1 nf Seminole Coun‘ y, of. the Kasl Two neres of the North (Cohtlnucd front page .4.) fice. Phone ua to send for Sanford may do so by ad* IinpQUr.cc myself ■ can- Dcno^ratic prlmnry, June third. subject to the Democratic primary Half of the Northottst Quurter of tM'i nty'ci nta, then to ten nnd'then MODERN bungalow, cb>::e in, well it or phone it to the Want the Northwest ijuarter i f Southwest If elected, I promise the faithful dressing mail to Posloflfice 1the office of Tax Colfjuarter of Hectlon 2:t, Tow nth Ip 19 to be held tin June 3rd, 1024. sgil gently Into the mists that Ad Department. located, eary terms. *mino:c County, subject performance of the duties con­ Houtli of Itnnire 31 C.isl. Box 68. FRED T. WILLIAMS. sitinuind the German mark. Said lands to be sold to satisfy uion «( the Democratic nected with that office. * 5-ROOM hause, new, about throe1 W . L MORGAN. TO THE VOTERS OF THE 19TH said decree nud costs, 1 held June 3rd, 1924. ; .THAT WOULD not be comfort:niik.t .out ..on Orlaiulu road. ____ * K.A, U. WlLklNBON,,. SENATORIAL DISTRICT. FOR TAX f’-OLLECTOR , Ti. C. M A XW E LL. SpeH af M rifttfr la Chrtncin*. .ghic fr.l the Japanese ruling class I wlsJi.tn nnhntruftt^tiat L y n '« After due et>rinldoriitl6n, I have _ Jahn Q. -Imvyikt iXtt--(“FL COMMISSIONER {Jn',Tthfrfrf*fhi’ -I'rfMe—o f th r •rctr-br** totldSdiTff 'Odtjimo a opndidatg^ lor. .M -U un , Insminre my candidacy jc 'nsfdetably more'TnTfltlvYHMirth'nn {• Tr'yWwnht"tr.city lot, n subur­ •S-IS.21-30 re-election to tho State Sei.ite 1 lice o f County Tax Collector o Commissioner for the I the light o f Japanese laborers to ban lot. a house ready built, cel­ Seminole CounUr, subject to the from the 19th Senatorial District, Strict of Seminole Coun>cater this country. And so the ery farm, grovo or anything in action nf the Democratic primary | composed of Orange, Seminole and to the action o f the yen, magic little Asiatic cash word, the Itenl Estate line rail us. We Osceola Counties, subject to the to be held in June. of 1924. COLD FACTS may save this country the trouble sell at the owners price only. Democratic Primary to be hold JNO. D. JINKINS. ____ C. L. WEST. ami expense of showing Jupan a June 3rd. 1 respectfully solicit ('all and see us. Wo givo.you XTY COMMISSIONER F O m C O U N T YT!0M M ISSION ER your support. Thnt’s whnt the Herald real earthquake. R. C. M A X W E L L I hereby announce my candidacy Schelle Maines tho bargains nnd servico. Want Ads nrc— cold farts— 1innounce my candidacy M. O. OVERSTREET. for re-election to the office of Real Estate THE PRINCE. DE RAGAN, who THE .SEMINOLE.REALTY CO.. on to the offico of about things that are plan­ FOR COUNTY JUDGE Seminole Hotel Annex. nissioner of District C-unty Commissioner from Dlaned for your good. They nmrried part of Jay Gould's for­ _ L A W Y E K - :nnd I hereby announce my cannidacy ti it number four of Seminole tune, wishes to sell his Silesian es­ FOR SALE— Five acres, 70 citrus ole county, subject to arc plain statements that for the office of Codiity Judge County, subject to the action of tate, including a town nf 15,000 Insurance ! the voters on June 3rd. — Court House tiees, MS grape vines, peaches, will help you get what you the Democrat primary June 3, 1924. of Seminole County, subject to tnt W. ENTZMINGER. are after In business, home inhabitants, two fine castles, iron figs, mulberries, pears, cherries, S A N F O R P .-------FLORIDA action o f the voters at the Demo­ B. F. WHEELER. works, n brewery nnd 05,000 in- persimmons nnd guavas. 5 room or recreation. Ctil’ NTY SCHOOL cratic primary Juno * 3. cottage, burn, soft water. Hnrd FOB COUNTY COMMISSIONER BOARD Read theso cold facts ev­ |habitants in all. JOHN C. IXONARDY. roud, school, store, church, $2500.09. I hereby nnnounce my camU1innounce myself a canery dqy and soon It will ------- FOR COUNTY JUDGE nUT THE prince will not sell II T. Tiller. Owner, Paola. rre-elertDm as a member lacy for County Commissioner for To the People of Seminole County: strike you forcibly that STE W AR T The Florist DeCottes George A . B *his tltlt* “ .Serene Highness" with enty Bonn! of Public In. District No. 2 Seminole County, there is something you arc I am a candidate for County Attorncy-nl the land. This is to be saved for Flowers For AH Occasions i from District No. 2, subject to the Democratic Primary, Judge, your support nnd voto on missing. That is the help Jny Gould’s grandson whose full Oxer Seminole County Oviedo, Osceola , and June 3, 1924. the Herald Wants can af­ Member* Florists Telegraph De. June the 3rd will bo appreciated. name Is Charles Maurice Paul JnL. P. HAGAN. •uhject to tne action of ford you. SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON. an Howard. livery Association Mtic Primary, June 3rd, FOR. SHERIFF. Get accustomed to doing Sanford, ----------- Florida. FOR REPRESENTATIVE. fine served a« a mem- To the Voters of. Seminole County: things by the Herald YVant THE "JASON- part of that 1 hereby announce my candidacy H14 Myrtle Ave. ?hone 2C0-W Bosrd since 1915, and I hereby announce my candidacy for member House of Representa­ Ad method and you will name was well chosen. You ren chairman of the for the office of Sheriff of Semi­ tives for Seminole County subject find them profitable, even ; member it was Jnsun that brought 1919, especally (Us mo nole County, subject to tho voters in the most trivial mattora. ! tho golden fleece from Colehls, in to tho action of the voters at the fk required of a Board of the Democratic Primary to be Fred R . Wilson Turn tho cold facta of tho inpite o f the dragon that protected June 3. d if re-elected I prom- held June 3rd, 1924. If elected 1 Democratic primary, FORREST LAKE. Elton J Moughton Herald Wants into gold in it. Little “ Jason Howard” brought ne conscientious and con- romise four years o f Law EnATTORNEY-AT-LAW your pocket. l the golden Gould fleece from the I service ns has been rend orcement In a business manner by FOrR COUNTY COMMISSIONER ARCHITECT United States. To redch all the people JJ [?*ny years of service First National Bank Bldg. the help of tho proper subordi­ I hereby announce my candidacy effectively — leave your First National Bank Bldg. [S. F. HARRISON, nates or assistants anJ earnestly for County Commissioner for tho NOT SELLING the title may Sanford -------------- Floridi Want Ad at The Herald of­ Fifth District comprising ChuluoWe have n a Geneva, Florida. solicit the support of all law en­ Sanford, — - Florida fice. Phone us to send for deprive de Sagan o f a customer. ta, Geneva and Osceola, subject to forcement ^ te r s , on June 3rd. RRPRESENTATIVE it, or phone lt to the Want Thera arr a few fools In America paved street on which the notion of the Democratic pri­ RAYMOND L. ALLEN. xtfully announce myself that would buy n title for them­ Ad Department. mary June 3. \ uiilate for tho House nf FTSTE CHNST^Il LE O F ' DlS^ selves, If they could. Many have C:. A. KAULERSON. front Seminole TR1CT NO. 1. b night such things for t their j we will build a house PHONE 148 f o r cL E R tf c i R c m ’r COURT |iubject to the Democratic I hereby announce that I ant s ^laughters. I hereby announce that I am a i June 3, 1921. If elected candidate for constable o f District Tailors, Cleaners and Dycrm ” 7 ’—■ i to suit, and make any The Matthews Press vocate constructive legis- "No. 1, subject to the Democratic candidate for the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole V 7 Park Ar-ns*— -P lu m ( U ’ the benefit of the great­ terms to suit. You had W'lakn Itlilf.. SamfurU Ft Phone 417-L-U er of people in Seminole the state of Florida. following voting precincts: tian-1 Democratic H.JL. CHAPPELL. apprm " better look this up. J. R. LYLES. ford, Lake Monroe and P*ola. POR JUSTICE OF THF. PEACE PUNTY COMMISSIONER ______________ H. e : w a l k f . r . _ j Welding & Radiator I hereby announce that I am a announce my candidacy FOR SUPERINTENDENT “OF Sanford Sign Shop canditla-e fo rtho office of Justlco. Works PUBLIC INSTRUCTION ’ Cuimm**loner for the of the Peace in and for the first: APPROPRIATE PI. B. Lewis Co. . J*. comprising the towns I hereby nnnounce my candidacy •urtlce district of Seminole Coun , Metal we c u : weld It.* |*»Or. Longwood, and Al- tor re-election to the office of t/. With the legal and efficient, LETTERING First National Bank Building Prmgs, and respectfully county superintendent o f public HANFORD, FLORIDA For All C lasses of Work ssslstance i f the executive officers ^AN D SUPPLIES of the voters of instruction of Seminole County, tho county I promise to do ray 107 Park Ave. Telephone 349. 107 Nortl Sanford Ave 3 primary to be •uhject to the Democratic primary duty without prejudice. N F O R D ,F L A rooT orn n sT s to m held on June 3rd, 1924. L. G. STR1NGFELLOW. T. W. LAWTON. w - B- BALLARD. La d b a t e s S B BRISBANE DIRECTORY OF SANFORD JUST A MINUTE { PRINTING ms Sanford Machine Co. By GEORGE McMANUS FATH ER H E L L O ‘ M*sCtC*IE *1 W U 1 JO bT O V E R TO T H E E M P L O V H E tS T A C .E N C T - l P I C K E O O U T * H A »»0 * M * ^EN T HER OU T T o — ; ,/z/ ^ T H E H O O b E « COOCKX- T H A T S N V E b M E T H E TROU e>LE\ O F COlMC* D O V JM TOVMH A M O , P tC K tN A O U T O N E t'H T H E H N O S E H T H E R E C>Y T E V e R M l HO T A K IM ^ OTP TO U R HAT ■ (lu ftil I I i c Ii Im W a lk s im I B ells* { 'j l l a d r r (IrlaBlaw H E L L O -t*> THE E M P L O X H E H l AkCtEHCV HOW U K T t A R E TOO O p e n ? \ W A IH T T O C O M E C jO W M T O P IC K O U T A. M/V\D * _ C------ Fh*** 13 S i.la N , n « . ’ S.O . Shinholser Controetur and B olld tt S a n fo rd , -• ■— - — Sanford Novelty W orks V. C. COLLER, Prop. l * . " � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 23, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9ea729a10c92256b86c087303f05ead1.pdf 2df7fd85a6740a25c6a7be7c7a69371f PDF Text Text I r • B a u lie tr T e s tifie r lM d r e ik n a te Committee That H e Knows Nothing About Legal Services o f Wheeler iK .2 terest In lord Has Been Received President Concerning Legislation Since Message to Congress — t Centers in His ade on the Measure Passage by Senate. ■Tkr A un rtalfS P r»**l IfllNGTON, Apr. 2 4 ,-A d of the soldier bonus bill their attention today on House. The passage of onnce measure yesterday rwnate in ■ubitantlaliy the (form as approved _by the (left only minor differences the chambers for adjust-' conference, and It ie ex0 be ready soon for Preslre’s conaideratlon. No _ the Preaident concernonus legislation tinea hie to congress has been ning. enate, following in the foot­ ' the house, passed the solinsurance bill Wed­ ' by a majority sufficient to |it over a presidential veto. 1was 67 to 17* . ent Coolidge haa declared , bonus, but proponents of ■titular kind of adjusted itlon legislation are hopeit will meet with.hla apBefore the bill reaches nr, it must go to con; r adjustment o f minor with the house, by Republican leaders *1 would vots to override a this bill, but would sup|nto of a cash bonus messsenate resisted all efforts i cash option. , , t Copeland Amendment, est on this question came i rejection, 40 to 87, o f an ent by Senator Copeland, , New York, whkh would with the former service, .choice of full caah paythe insurance certificates I for in both the aaaate and Democratic senators who ’ the measure in Its denounced ft |m*Wiift,, and .g “ goto |tuftormal notice was gfrerr It tome future time efforts |be made to amend it ao aa ale the veterans to get caah. ie Anal vote on the bill, nine its and eight Republicans “ » while 33 Republicans, sts and the two farmer(tors supported i t The >follows; For Bonus. Bblicsns ;Brsndegee, BrookIBonum, Cameron, Capper, ■Cummins, Curtis, Dale, ElJhs Frailer, Gooding, Hale, v Jones o f Washington; Udd. Lodge, McCormick, *7, McLean, M cN ary.N orftorris. Oddie, Phipps, ShortI Spencer, Stanfield, Storting, P* end Willis.— 38. A*hunt, Broussard, ^7. Copeland, Dill, Ferris, George, Gerry, Harris, Heflin Jonas o f New Kendrick, McKellar, May..... ^ Owen, Pitt-_ jeely, Overman, ^ ‘ tonT RanSelir Shepj^d, aiamey, oiepnK .• * 5 s Ep h*K K lli Walsh o f Maslia« b\V, V4h«naste*veJPeehust ** Walsh of Montana and r-—32. Johnson o f MinShipstesd.—2. .J lt fn a t Bonus. £ » n» : Borah, Edge, Pepper, Smoot and Bayard, Cruce. Dial, C1" * . King, Shields, ^•nd Underwood.—9. absent four f5r ,thy h »l with f0UT VI’ •nd lour were without those paired were: 1 for, with Reed o f Penn•*B*inst. for, with Weller, ^°r. with Greene, , ^ i ^ c,UfornU‘ for» »*th l& A fe S * og Misw#Ta announced C " ®f ‘ h* measure, while ■■wincenient was made as ta J ^ o lU t t e ’s poslUon * »7 vSSdteT® vot** , ^ [n * y ° ' of tha cash gesture. They were Borah, »n. and Dial, Glass, K ^ g . and Undorwood, Senate Preparing For Tax Reduction fBjr TS, Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Apr. 24.— The senate cleared the calendar o f minor bllla Thursday prepa­ ratory to plunging into consid­ eration of the tax reduction measure, the major item on its legislative . program ant] the most controversial. The rev­ enue bill made up the unfinished business of the senate yester­ day immediately after the pass­ age o f the bonus bill. Shairman Smoot, o f the finance commis­ sion, declared that the bill will be held before the senate until definite progress it made to­ ward its afsposiiton. The chair­ man estimated that two weeks will be required for its consid­ eration, but other lenders pre­ dicted that less time would be necessary for its consideration. PLAN FORMING AN ASSOCIATION PACKING HOUSE Three Bankers Appointed Aa Com• mittee To Canvas Entire Arcadia Section. F T .'MEADE, Fla., Apr. 2 4 , (Special to The Herald)— There is considerable discussion among lo­ cal citrus growers, following the I?'*1.1.*)* ■ddressed last night by Dr. W. A. McKenzie, chairman of the ICtrus Sign-Up Day Drive fav­ oring the organisation of a local Packing House Association to be affiliated with the Florida Citrus hxcnangt, .This community once had a Cit­ rus Grower* Association, which disbanded at the time o f tho 1918 freeze when local citrus man becamo disheartened over the fail­ ure of their crop. The packing house with an indebtedness of xeveral thousand dollars was taken over by C. H. Walker and C. E. “ pbboltxx^wjth the understanding I . * thff'gyowera again organiz­ Consider Possibility of Choosing ed they could buy It U ck. It has a Woman To Be Chief Party * been operated for the past three years under tha management of Spokesman at Democratic Mr. Lobholtz, packing both inde­ Convention. pendent and exchange fruit of this territory. (O r Tfce Associated Press) About 150 growers and local NEW YORK, Apr. 24.—The choice o f a woman for temporary business men Interested in the presiding officar and keynote grape-fruit and orange business spokesman for the National Demo­ filled the local theatre last night cratic Convention here in June was to benr Dr. McKenzie describe the reliably reported Wednesday to urgent need o f the community Jo­ have been taken under considera­ in* It* P»rt In giving the Florida tion by tho sub-committee on con­ Citrus Exchange control of the state s crop next season. L .. A. vention arrangements. Should the sub-committee, when Morgan, local business man pre­ U meets here about May 20 to sided. make known ita choice, name- a While there were not more than woman for the post, it would be a a half dozen Florida Citrus Ex­ precedent In the history, of major change members in the audience party politics in America. . they cams from neighboring cities the sentiment at the conclu­ Daciiae Formal Discussion. ’ bera. o f the subcommittee sion of the meeting was apparently dramas Jha the M L ^ie Wales y p p r t t a r v S d *f?Brrd<tfl -----£^H ■prferft’ ?i\jrr,*Vfra rr- «tifv«A.dbtnne<r b r Dr. McKeaxia. TRSTof-tfie nathjnaPi nathjnaPcommittee. It Sevlral local independent fruit not denied, however, that in buyers, it was reported, are ready view o f the sub-committee’s post­ to cast their lot with the Ft. My­ ponement o f the election of a tem­ ers growers in the establishment of porary convention chairman and an exchange association here. To in the presence o f the rivalry that handle 90 and possibly even 100 has sprung up with seven men al­ Per cent o f the fruit from this vi­ ready prominently mentioned for cinity. the .post, the suggestion, that a In telling o f the need for co­ woman be chosen hud been made operative effort in the citrus Indusand received with cordiality. Dr. McKenzie promised the loThe sub-committee was under­ growers that I f he went back stood to have gone so far as to to the state legislature as Lake discuss several o f the leading county’s representative he would Democrtic women politicians who endeavor to pass a bill making it might be qualified to preside at the almost impossible for anybody to opening o f the Madison Square ship green fruit out o f Florida. He Garden session and to make the also tola them that if they got to­ speech which is supposed to set gether in one large co-operstivs forth the principles upon which the association with tho Florida Citrus party will wage its 1924 presiden­ Exchange that hu would he*p them tial campaign. In this connection, secure needed njffictions on citrus it was said the sub-committeeman fruit freight rails. who suggested that a woman be Several members o f the sign-up assigned this responsibility also committee appointed at their con­ put forward the name o f Carrie sent frostproof meeting arrived ipman Catt as s likely candl- here today, ready to help the lo­ JLht*P cal growers organize and become d* 'e- Hall Off to Washington. affiliated with tho Florida Citrus Chairman Hull left for Washing­ Exchange. •(. » ton last night after having pre­ sided over the sub-committee’s last session prior to the May meeting at whch a final 0 . K. will be stamped upon the convention plans. Tex Rickard, fight promoter and lessee o f Madison Square Garden, today gave the national committee a rent free lease of the garden According to an announcement from Juno 1 until the adjournment o f the convention, which will con­ made today by Tax Collector John vert* Juno 24. Tho general ex- D. Jinkina and Supervisor of Reg­ nses o f the hall, together with istration H. C. Du Bose, those two e overhead, was said to approxi­ mate 81,000 a day. This will be officials, in order to accommodate growers and farmers and other borne by Rickard. citizens o f the county, will keep County W elfare Plan their offices open between the hours o f seven and nine next Tues­ W ill Be Considered day, Wednesday and Thursday A t Meeting Tonight nights, the last three in which citizens na may n register and pay poll >r 1© qualify for the A meeting o f much interest will taxes in order b« that to bo held tonight at the June primary and November eleccourt house at 8 o’clock when Miss lion. It was pointed out that in ib is ICarion Crawford and Miss Elisa­ beth Cooley, representing the way many farmero who do not American Rea Cross, will speak In feel that they can lose n day in behalf o f the proposed organization their work and lalso others who o f a county weltare association in live in dfatant parts o f the counsnd ser not hble to come In this county. The proposed organization has iring the hours o f day whan the been the subject of considerable .hen books open, will have an op­ discussion daring the pest few portunity to regiataf and qualify-^ weeks, especially since Miss Craw­ Both officials gladly consented ford appeared before the county to do this ss s matter o f accom­ eommlsetoners at their last meet­ modation. It b believed that their ing and naked for their endorse­ action will aanbla a large number ment and support of the proposi­ to qualify that would ‘ not have tion. A t this time, the board did ordinarily. not officially go on record as fa ­ With nearly 2,600 citizens al­ voring it, but appointed a commlt- ready registered to vote and with • which should investigate it fur* the Indication o f a great many and ascertain whether other more to qualify within tha negt itions were planning to few days, it* appear* that Semi­ \tha project. .This comnjlt- nole county wilT poll • record vote ren the power to pledge In the coming primary. It is now support provided i^tne “ * ‘ ‘ that ' members that the ori* the proper wsy of seal situation, the talks of Miss Coowford, the matter and tns I upon ' stand, U Is WOMAN M AY BE C H A I R M A N OF P A R T Y CAUCUS a Citizens W ill Have Chance T o Register During 3 N i g h t s K k WASHINGTON, Apr. U r fc fft ijg ft* Ihe activities here of Senatof tlon with land cases waa lion with land evaaea waa heard Thursday by the senate committee inveatigatiag kla indictment charge o f receiv­ ing money, appearing before interior department in such cases. Commissioner Spry of department land office, said Wheeler came to hla office and told that he waa only interest­ ed in seeing Gordon Campbell, client in litigation in Montana courts, got a “square deal” from the federal government. Another witneaa during the session, William Feely, a Washington lawyer, who said he handled Campbell's land before the interior department end Senator Wheeler had Mahr aeltely nothin?” to do with R. •anted Campbell in any way kefure the. interior or any-other govern­ ment department. On the con­ trary, he testified, the senate had told him emphatically that he could not do any federal business for Campbell when Beaulieu men­ tioned to him the matter of a fed­ eral permit. Senator Sterling, Republican, •South Dakota, shnrply cross exam­ ined Zeauiieu, reading from a mem­ orandum sheet. He asked if Beau, j lieu had any knowledge of a letter | written by Solicitor Edwin S. I Booth o f the interior deportment to the Wheeler and Baldwin law 1firm in Great Falls, Mont., r e g a l­ ing details of certain Campbell fed­ eral land matter*. Chairman Borah, Republican, Idaho, promptly demanded that if Senator Sterling had such n letter or copy of it, he should produce it lor the committee. Senator Sterlmq said he had not seen the letter it­ WASHINGTON. Apr. 24— Fur- self. hut indicated It would be ther evidence as to Senator Burton forthcoming. K. Wheeler’s legal services' for The cross-examination was cut Gordon Campbell, a Montana oil short by _a ........ committee recess heoperator client, was heard Wednos- cause o f the'bonus ‘.TtuationTn the day by tho senate special commit- senate. It will resume Thursday, tee Investigating circumstances and while no plans as to the next surrounding Senator Wheeler's in • witnesses were announced, three dictment by a . Montana federa members of the Great Falls grand grand jury on charges *U that had m* he • “ *' Jury which voted tho Wheeler inrepresented Campbell in federal dictment..reached here Wednesday matters, contrary to statute. The under committee subpoena. session was brief and tho only wit­ Raya Hut Drop in Bucket. ness heard was L. V. Beaulieu, of Replying to recent criticism by Lon Angeles, formerly Campbell’s former Attorney General Daugh­ chief attorney. erty of the senate investigation Beaulieu said he had no knowl­ aenator^ Wheeler, Democrat, Monedge that Wheeler had ever repretContinued on page 8) 70 PER CENT OF W I L L DISCUSS ARCADIA FRU IT CANAL PROJECT IS SIGNED FOR M O R E T O D A Y Would Organize New Movement Committee To Go To Washington to Work in Conjunction With In Ita llehalf Will Be Choeen The Florida Citrus At Meeting Today In Exchange. „ Sanford. ARCADIA. Apr. 24.— (Special to A meeting of much importance The Herald.)—More than 70 per to Sanford, Seminole County and cent, of all citrus fruit growers in this entire section of the atate, will this section has already been signer be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock up for the Florida Citrus Exchange ut the rooms o f the Chamber of and three local bankers will serve Commerce at which time the per­ an a committee to canvass the en­ sonnel o f the committee which will tire Arcadia district in an effort to go to. Washington in the interest bring this total to 100 per cent, of the proposed St. Johns-Indlan before May 1, general sign-up day. River canal, will be selected a* Under' the Lake Wales plan H, C. well as the date when the party Carter, sub-exchange manager, an­ will leave. nounced Wednesday night follow­ This afternoon’s meeting called ing juc adirosa-Uy Dr, JL A , XlcboU inatoasoreJ - Mayor Forrevo o f Winter* Mh»sii ; , rtw » iinimrrt*-mi ofTIfe s|gir-np rornmittwr trtio hnvo T ake, who m ar ■gt^Krte&'rfrafrrrm volunteered to assist in this work o f the committee which recsntly are B. F. Wells, R. O. Turner nnd met at Palatka, comes ss tha dlract J. S. Floyd, representing the three result o f a decision made at that gathering when it was agreed to banks of Arcadia. convene ngnin within u week or Growers and shippers from, out­ ten days to select those who would lying districts crowded the court o f compose the committee. the DeSoto County court house It is expected that the meeting Wednesday night and after atten­ will be composed o f representatives tively listening to an unrestrained from ull of the cities and counties plea from Dr. Nichols to accept co­ lying along the St. Johns river and operation as the only possible sal­ directly affected by the pro do. vation from the crisis which has project. Delegates from Jacksondescended upon citrus in Florida, ville, I’ alatka, DeLand and other entered into a hearty discussion of places are expected to be in attend­ methods by greatar co-operation ance. may be secured protection against Just how manly men will be Mthe shipment of green fruit to the iected to make up the body >gohg northern markets at the opening of to Washington la not definite!'* tha citrus season, which naa been known, but it is believed that it irompted by selfishness, and ha* will probably be six or seven. A n many instances ruined the later date in the very near future which sale o f mature Florida fruit, Dr. will be convenient for all chosen Nichols declared. on the committee, will be selected. Blind and uncontrolled shipments It is believed that this date will Into the northern markets by the probably be some time next week 140 different selling organisations or the one following. in Florida haa demoralised the It is declared that those behind fruit market and has ripped the tha project strongest, believe that bottom out o f prices. As a result, there ia no time to be lost in the banks, merchants and growers are matter and believe further that if embarrassed this year because of anything is to be accomplished, th« failure to realize on their cit­ that work in its behalf must be rus crop. There is only one remedy •tartad at once. When the com­ for tho situation, he aald, and that mittee leaves Florida for the na­ Has in co-operatiVevs:fforts o f the tion’s capital it will go armed with growers themselves in the han­ comprehensive data regarding the dling o f their own business affair*. amount o f traffic that will be af­ Tracing the development of tha fected by the proposed canal. Upon Citrus Exchange from ita organiza­ arriving in Washington the mem­ tion in 1900, Dr. Nichols pointed bers will immediately get in touch out the difficulty and practical ini- with the state’s representation in o f adequately competing congress and interest them In the with marketing conditiona since its matter d f securing an appropria­ very beginning, due to the fact that tion in the next rivers and harbors only a small parcantage o f the en­ bill which will provide for the con­ tire crop haa been marketed struction of the canal. Continued on page 8. Continued on page 8. f Col. Corbett Converts Stronghold ' O f Independent Shippers, Lakeland LAKELAND, Apr.^j 24^-CoL Walter P. Corbett Jacksonville boaineae man, on Wednesday night entered Lakeland, a stronghold of independent shippers, on more .. . pat---------atenm than at any provloua meetrfltiriU d ’ hla conviction t j j t the o f tha existing citrag fruit problem o f Florida la to be found getting the growers into the Florida Citrui Exchange, ■<°*«P#ratlv* organization und tie-grow ers own. . lakeland his Just done a won­ derful. thing In raising 180,000 to Ita chamber of commerce.” •aid Col- Corbett. ” 1 take o ff my b*t to her. Waa not thin aplendld accotnDluhraent a result o f the fiat that the merchants nnd business owner o f this city, presided and introduced the speaker. Arrange­ ments have been made for a com­ mittee to follow the address of Cal. Corbett with a campaign, to sign np the growers in this aeclion who are not now members of Col. Corbett again declared it crime that there should be any fruit shipped out o f Florida <n the babies of the counwhom citrus fruit Juice is prescribed by physicians, dwsit bn the amount of advertising done by the Citrus Exchange to create demand for oranges and other agencies. He de- FOKTFKIENDS STILL FIGHTING AGAINST DELAY Will Fight Any Effort by Sen­ ate Committee to Extend Hearings— Leaders Plan to Force Vote on Ford's Hid Before May 15 — Three Witnesses Make Terrific Onslaught on His Proposal. (B r T l , t i a u r i i l r S Vrraa) WASHINGTON. Apr. 24.—Supporters of Henry Ford’* hid for Muscle Shoals ure preparing to oppose any attempt hy the senate agricultural committee to extern! the public hearings and delay ac­ tion on the Ford hid. When Chuirman Norris asks the committee Thursday to extend the hearing* one week after Apr. 29, the dute originally set for ending deliberations, the Ford advocates are expected to oppose the exten­ sion and insist on ending the hearings. The chairman contends more time is needed because the Hooker-White-Atterbury proposal consumed one week nnd only two days had been allotted to it. Would Force Vote by May la. Leaders of the Ford proponents plan to force a vote on the bid by the sennte before Muy 15. Sena­ tor Harrison, Democrat, Missis­ sippi, has issued n warning to the committee that a motion would be mode to have the committee dis­ charged if committee action on the Ford hid was delayed and the sen­ ator said yesterday ho still plunncd to follow this courxe if the commit­ tee showed any signs of filibuster­ ing. Onslaught oi\ Ford Bid. At Wednesday’s hearing an on­ slaught was made on the Ford bid. Three wletnesses expressed atromr opposition to the present terms of the proposal and urged the com­ mittee not to recommend Ford’s offe»uinles* amendments were in­ cluded which would guarantee th-; production uf fertilizer and the dis­ tribution o f power. * Dan E. McGugin .general counsel for tho Tennessee Manufacturers’ Association, appearing on behalf of the organization, declared that un­ der the terms of the proposal Ford could enter any field of manufac­ ture where power is an essential ractor and drive every Southern manufacturer out pf the field. No private corporation, he asserted, should be pdt in that position "I believe If the average South­ ern manufacturer could have heard the testimony o f Mr. Hooker and others in support of the Hooker-Whlte-Atterbury proposal, ho would have felt encourugcd,” Mc­ Gugin *aid. Want Cheap Fertiliser. “ We are not In favor o f govern­ ment operation o f Muscle Shoals, but nre in favor o f operating It so us to get from Muscle Shoals the best possible results In the manu­ facture and distribution o f cheap fertilizer for the farmers and of cheap power for the users o f pow­ er," he aald. R. H. Wilkins, un overall manu­ facturer o f Tullahonui, Tenn., alto representing the Tennessee Manu­ facturers’ Association! said Ten­ nessee and the South had been flooded with propaganda favoring Ford’s bid and as a result Southern people, especially the farmers, havo been misled. Feeling has become so intense, Wilkins said, that boycotts were threatened against manufacturers opposing the Ford offer and a flour manufacturer has been unablo to Continued on page eight. Local Bankers Are Planning to Attend Meeting In Orlando What will probably* be the great­ est convention of the State Bank­ ers’ Association that haa ever been held, will be the one which will convene in Orlando Friday morn­ ing for a two-day session. Local bankers, who are/planinng to at­ tend, predict that the attendance will be unusually large eclipsing that of any other previous gath­ ering. Mayor Forrest Lake, former president o f tha association, ia tanning to attand all of the meet* igs, he declared Thursday. W- H. Tunnirllffe, preaident of the Peo­ ples’ Bank and either B. F. Whit* ner, Sr., or A. L. Betts, erill repre­ sent the First National Bank. All are anticipating a moat success­ ful gathering. Orlando, it la eaid, la planning a number o f entertainment feat­ ures for the visitors which will include dances, motor trips, bonusts, golfing and othar delightul forma o f amusement. Assist­ ing the committee o f Orlando K J Hr Tbs AHurlaltS P rm . WASHINGTON! Apr. 24.— Another row over tne geological .ZUEYey of Teapot Dome .was da. Uvered today when the oil com­ mittee resumed hearings. J. O. Lewis, petroleum engineer, who testified 'yesterday that the dome wa* susceptible to drain­ age by outside well*, had not the government moved to have the oil extracted Immediately wa* recalled to the stand and asked by Senator Walsh, com­ mittee prosecutor, whether he had not been “ guilty o f decep­ tion" in testifying a* an Impar­ tial expert! The senator said the committee sought impartial experts and was dumbfounded to learn month* before that Lewi* appeared had taken a po­ sition that every policy Involved leasing. The witness denied any deception. NEWS BY RADIO WONT HURT THE PUBLISHERS ANY Annual Conrrnthm of American Newspapers Publishers Asso­ ciation I* Held In New York. r il) The I*re**) NEW YORK, Anr. 24— No ovidnece that dissemination of new* by ra­ dio would affect the publication or demand for newspapers wa* re­ ported Wednesday by a committed on radio at the opening sessions of the annual convention of the Amer­ ican Newspaper Publisher* Asso­ ciation. “ At present the radio broadcasting station* of large newspapers en­ gaged in this experiment’* the com­ mittee reported, “ can still be re­ garded a* an expensive publicity feature producing an intangible bunt undoubtedly valuable good will.” What Report Shows. The report disclosed that al­ though In October, 1922, there were 100 newspaper* operating broad­ casting stations, the number alnce had fallen to 45. This was due said the committee, to the perfection of longer Tango receiving appara­ tus, the wider influence o f large central broadcasting stations with better programs, and the conse­ quent elimination of smaller local broadcustlng units. “ The larger newspaper stations invariably^ aay Q)fY Jtta. jloubtfi * broadcasting,** aald Uie committee, but they also state that the good will haa been worth the expendi­ ture of money. It is their Intention to -keep up the service." Paul Pattersoq of the Baltimore Sun, association preaident, said the news print situation waa wholly favorable . front the publishers’ standpoint. The supply waa ample, hc declared,. and pir o M ' “ Prob­ * — * ............. ably remain at the present level. The outlook for excellent transpor­ tation service appeared bright. Labor I'roblema. “ New problems with regard to labor,” he said, constituted the most serious difficulty o f publish­ ers during the year. The special standing committee reported seven ■trikes occurred during the year: Of printers in Asheville, N. C., Everett, Wash., Pateraon, N. J., Richmond, Ind., and Wichita, Kan.: of pressmen: in New York city and of mailers in Omaha, Neb. Members of the A. N. P. A. en­ tered into 229 contracts with em­ ployes, aa compared with 212 in the previous 12 months. There waa one reduction in typographical scale and none affecting other un­ ions of the printing trades. Seven­ ty-nine contracts were renewed without increases. Old regulations continued in force or new ones were made on the previous wage basis a* follows: Typographical 38; pressmen, 18; stereotypers, 16; photo engravers, 7. Assessment Yields 123,900. The printing trades schools com­ mittee announced that the assess­ ment plan adopted last year had yielded 123,000 to be used in pro­ moting such schools; and that four •uch schools had been endorsed and advanced $2,000 each; the Pa­ cific Northwest School of Printing at Spokane, Wash., the Empire State School of Printing at Ithaca. N. Y., the Southwest School of Printing at Dallas, Tex. and South­ eastern School o f Printing at Nash­ ville, Tenn. Six hundred students were expected to be graduated from the four institutions this year, Dis­ cussing the need for printing trade schools, W. J. Pattison, chairman o f the committee, said: “There is no doubt that we are facing a situation which in five or •lx years may bring about so seri­ ous a shortage o f journeymen that It will be difficult far many plants to operate, and then only at a very excessive coat. The promotion and development o f •printing trade schools will tend to make more RESIGNED J Asserts to Audience In Co­ lumbus, Ohio, th*t He Gave Up His Job in the Cabinet Rather Than MContrib«te to a Treasonable Cause” — Says Justice Files Hale Proof of Socialist Ideas. /Ur Tke Freds) COLUMBUS. O., Apr. 2 f — Har­ ry M. Daugherty tr»M-anTaudience of friends and neighbor*’ here Wed­ nesday night that he had given up hi* cabinet post rather then "con­ tribute to a treasonable cause.” , File* o f the department o f joatice, he said, contained “abundant proof o f the plana, purposes and hellish designs o f the eommunltt internationalist." “ Bear in mindJ" he added, “ that the files which I refused to deliver ■ to the Wheeler Investigating const' mittee at the'time my resignation wa* requested were demanded by Brookhart and Wheeler, two United States senator* who spent last itummer. in Russia with their s«r vict friends— those same soviet and communist leaders who preach de­ struction of constitutional govern­ ment, destruction even of human life.” Mr.* Daugherty charged that "pihgrimsge* to Moscow by United. States senators” had been arranged for by the communist authoritim after their efforts to rapture American labor organisations had failed. “ There (in Russia) no douhl. new inspirations were advanced,” he continued, “ aa to what atepa shquid be taken to cripple the gov­ ernment o f the United States and crumble the columns that support . The Object * “ It may fairly be inferred that one step in this direction waa to capture, by deceit and design, U many members of the srnato o ( tne United States as possible, n nl to spread throughout Washington city and In the cloak rooms of congress a polson-gaa aa deadly as that which sapped and destroyed brave sotylera in the late war. - Daugherty said that deparflb the United States three yeans ago to destroy confidence “ in oar form o f government.” “ To "T o this end,” he cpntimied. cpntii “ confidence in men of both politi­ cal parties had to be destroyed, whan they could not be dominated . by the directors of tho movement. At any coat, by any concoivabb method, cruel, criminal or murder­ ous .the character of men In au­ thority had o f necessity to be aa- A saaslnated.” The former attorney general de­ clared that ofilcial government rec­ ords, obtained from official RuaalgirV sources, “ contribute Indisputahjn riwf" o f the assertions he made. e referred then to what ho de­ scribed a* "the connection betwozu the communists and those mem­ bers o f the United States and other individuals who seemingly em­ brace tho ideets of this st and dangerous distrine, tape, i a* it may be applicable to the vestigatlvc mania" at Washington. Senate Swept Off Feet. “ The senate was swept off H e . feet," Mr. Daugherty eonF * “ Precedent waa cast to the The protection of individual official rights haa been i| Under senatorial immunity . hood* were reeled off by ala, ous tongues of conscienceless ators. Groundless charges made against those who had . . for the enforcement o f law and orderly processea." The former attorney then paid his respects Daugherty committee. He it waa well known that a of this committee “ would adverse report, without and without evidence.” “ I have been advised.” he aa "that a resolution condemning attorney general waa prepi even before the hearings before investigating committee menced." MM B Much Interest Centi Meeting Today J. W . Martin Spe Much interest, it la aald, is tered on the meeting to be this afternoon at 4 o’clock * John W. Martin, candidate for •m of o f Florida, will speak to Uena o f . Sanford and Seminole County, at the R - t - y ' County Bank corner In behalf o f hi. ' dldaey. * Mr. Martin la a ford for the first aa m .• �nnVM|Mnc mr* M ¥ PAGE EIGHT THE 8ANT-0RD HERALD WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23 1924. OF Senior Class Play GREAT FAME IS Win Include Some CAIEED BYDEATH ,, CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS :,i iJfliubR*r }:{ WDAR— Philadelphia (395) 6:30- W S D -A tU n ta r Journal (419) 7 concert ; ! " E WFI—PhiUdelphla 6 talk; . -Philadelp 39:45-11245 orchestra. ing. .. ,6:30-8 orchestra. WBAP— Fort Worth Star Telegram Anfolea (469) 8:45- ' WIP— Philadelphia (509) 6:05 or(476) 7:30-10:46 eoncert. Celery_Shipments • WMAQ—-Chicago News (44JS) 7 9.30 stories; 10-2 h. m. coneert, chestrn; 8 tall*. w m w . / - j „ ........ ” ! WCAE—-Pittsburgh (462) 5:30 bedtime; 8:40 orchestra; 9 talks: For April 22 Hillalda (360 ) 8 ! concert; 6:80 Sunshine Girl; 8:45 8:15 music* Amrad Big Brother Club, Camp theatriail review; 1:30 musical, Potomac Yards ----------- -— -10 WGN—Chicago Tribunev -(370) Fire Girla; 0:30 program. Famoas Italian Artist On Farewell IT’S LIKE MOTHER USED' TO la WDKA— Pittsburgh (326) 6:15 •WaycroM i............... 1___ 9 7-11 address, solos, quartette, vio­ Tour of United States Dies uf WLAG— Minneapolin-St. » - » concert; 8:16 talk; 7 literary; 7:30 linist, dance. Chicago .-. »„ 5 • ' Influenza. ■ '■ Elaborate plana for the staging (417.. 7:30 lecture. leHture. M AKE AND COULDN’T 3 w York c f the nlny “ Anna. What’s Her a 7 y ,¥ ll >/• ••**- so-V n y '* J l « Ci l L S k L i j l ! __1417) 4 -I— Pittsburg Name,•’ by tuu the nciuur senior C class of L the lUSA 01 XIC JITTSBURCtILtu u u n u iu . l i M iapi. . 12— *a ^ ,8. S WDAP-LCMfagn (3601 m o ■eon-. w n D i M ____ i- i .Art r - a |orcFWflfU; Al_thlk; 12 dance. J .Detroit. .Z . ^hanfiird High School; •hnfF‘bPUTT Eteariora Duse", the noted IfiiHan WDAP-^CMRTgo (36(0 7-10-eon-1 ~WOR— Newark <4051 5 3(1 or TASTING’S BELIEVING 2 •made —- J~ ~and —-1 l^Jl—i»-ff J are- .a - •it * tragedienne, —**------ - who ----------*- • •in n**»KFAE— Pullman (330 ) 6:30-7:30 tlanta ................................ Atlanta indications that arrived Pittstalk, recital, piano. An66na ................ ........... ill be u huge success. The ad- i burgh three weeks ngo Monday on KPO— San Francisco (423) 7:30 Philadelphia ........ ............... vance aa)c of reserve seat tickets ' her farewell tour of the United children; 9-1 a. m. orchestra, band. SC Louis ___ ______ _____..... j j* going very nicely and it i« be- States, died early Mondav morning KPOA—Seattle (455) 10:30 SunToronto — ..... ............... lieved that a large crowd will wit- In her room at a hotel. Death was J«M 0 f p. m ! ! H . . " *** ' <4’ " W J & ' T V a r l ' ^ r ^ an . wnr— n.k.nnnr* ( - mi a . M L . J . .v:, ^ V ,€W York (455) 8-9:30 •set Electric Co. Buffalo --------------------"if**. ,t*le annu*^ Presentation by caused by influenza, Dr. Barron, her £ Davenport (484) 0:30 bed ! bedtimeTda*nce talks orch™tr« the high school pupils. ! physician, announced. lecture; 8 mualcal. • •• - ’ ’ • (•509 orcne8tr*KLX—Oakland ) 10-12 stuJ hS :. Phone 103 — - ^ - L a nder's -4i,\ ’ Total _ 41 o «r The •play afct 1 ! we Her Now ^ - D e t roit (517) 6 contasfc-g jriirt_______________ 1 I will begin promptly U , body ,A7U/ will be taken 5Ui\rii to tu puw rtrn, sdprniiB. ♦ JfclUL CLClock-jU, th»-Milanf- T)igui \York a»~grrnngem^hU~cin . ------ —ai - suonwa —••• visswu>n abii o S/I m Ik n ♦l>n best lin-t 4 a i._ t In I_ lo­ t^ Iw, nt ■ J a na.l I- A _____ 1 A. ,! fr tre. Some off tho talent | Or Any Grocer he made, and later bo removed to cal amat-ur circles will bo seen in Italy, the homeland of the famous address; 8:20 barn dance. .THIS WEEK IN jUnivcrsity; 11:30 danco. 4++4++*’>++*+*4+4****+*+^«t4+4*H>+++.l i the cast for the popular play writ- actress. SANFORD |ten and first staged by W. B. Madame Duse, after a retirement "*Tr; Harr. Rehmrials for the play from the stage extending over u - Week o f April 21 to 2C, 1024. have been in progress for the past long period, last vear was induced Wednesday few weeks and it is announced thnt by personal friends to make anoth­ * » • * •- Iv 'tv# • < 3> 1-^ I J ‘ - * “ • -t U .1 v Regular meeting Elks Club, 8 P. the players nre all acting their er tour o f Europe and the United ■V M., Club house. parts like professionals. States. After a triumphant Berios m, --- rI . -----------" wi iujll|i||Ullb BCIIUS Weekly luncheon, Kiwanis Club, ine cast of characters is as fo l - io f appearances on te other side of lows: 12:15, Valdez Hotel. the Atlantic, she came to America Regular (meeting Osceola En- j Anthony Wheat, n victim of in October, 1023. and, under the campmcnt No. 9, 1. 0. O. F., H l \ i M circumstances. Edward Moye management of Mnrri3 Cost nl*” . Burke, his valot, faithful to the M., Masonic hall. ed in New York, Boston and Phil­ Thuraday •••••....... Fred Pope adelphia. Weekly luncheon. Association of Mnrjorie Bunby, n w ry modem She was generously acclaimed bv young woman Bernice Austin thousands of- ndmirers, and under Business Women, 12:00, Valdez Ho­ Aunt Julie, the judge’s sistertel. in-law ........... ......... Non Paxton the management of the Zehvvns Friday • and Fortune Dallo, extended her Weekly luncheon, Chamber of Barbara, a flapper who flaps ., tour to take in every section of the ........ .......... «... Lc Claire Jones Commerce 12:15, Valdez oil tel. United States. Her condition was Money, the tcmporamental maid Regular meeting, Kcbekahs, H P. jyRh nerves ... Maude Carrawuy such that she played only once or M„ Masonic Hall. twice a week. Beginning in Now Play— “Anno What’s Her Name” Willie Peabody, the boy from next door ....... San\Fleischer Orleans, she appeared In the South Senior Gass, Sanford High School, west and later on the Pacific Doran, a plu-.n clothes detec8.15. Milano Theater. * coast and in the Middle West. _ Hve ........................ Morris Moye PalfowIng^Pates Rooked Ahead. After her appearance at Indian­ roman’s Chib, May 2, Oran Mn, age 82, but with young , “ Was .................... Lucille Ehcols apolis, she decided not to take her * usual rest of three davs, but came Louiso Byers, her companion . direct to Pittsburgh. She was here —.................... KlttieDu Rose for a week before she appeared in Judge Runby, the head of the v, h°u»P ................ . James Wilson Syria Mosque, and during that timo she visited many o f the parks and H Nancy Itrown, the girl from R oied a le....... Maomi Scoggnn other places of interest. Madame Duse’l illness dated Ebcnezer Whittle, tho judge’s nephew ............ h „| Malnes from the day of her appearnneo here. Eurly that day she decided Mrs. Ebcnezer Whittle, looking (Cotntnucd from nayo 1.) for Ebcnezer.___ Emma Spencer to visit the Mosque, and attended only by her chauffeur, she went in­ taxation the principle o f a grad i- Two Little Whitfords......... . •ted tax in accordance with xblllty L. N. Telford, Teddy Riggers to the building, two blocks from hcr^ hotel. She failed to locate tho to pay, while under tho p n jj.it main entrance and walked about law the rate of taxation is the ame in the rain for 10 minutes. When whether there bo one or many ben­ une entered the hall nhe complained 1= eficiaries. This is unjust.” of a chili. On the stage that night Bonds Eacapo Tax. she appeared in a weakened condit­ Declaring tho flat tax o f 14 per ion. . cent, on corporation incomes "un­ just and inequitable” the report declared this “ wholly ignores the MARKETS TALLAHASSEE,* Fla., Apr. 22— principle o f a graduated tax in The state school authorities nre oportion to real ability to pay.” •Hr T k f Aaanfln inl I'rm a ) making a study of consolidated m report did not indicate vheth- schools CHICAGO, Apr. 23.— Wehat, of the state, and have ask­ er a graduated tax would be pro­ May 1.03 1-3 to 1.03 1-2; July U.O posed on the floor, merely point­ ed the county superintendents 318. Corn,, May 77 3-8 to 77 1-2; throughout the state for co-opcraing out that such a proposal was Oats, Mny 40 7-8 to 47. defeated by the majority mem­ tion in gathering data on the suhNEW ORLEANS, Apr. 23.— May Ject. The study Is being mode with bers In committee. 29.26; July 27.38. the view o f improving the rural In connection with the corpora­ tion tax In the bill as reported, it school facilities of the state, and was declared that corporations by ratsing the standards of efficiency purchase o f federal bonds, |18p- an applied to the country schools. A questionnaire covering the 000,000,000 of which are outstand­ ing. could escape entirely the nor­ principal pnas)i of consolidated mal tax because tho bonds aro ex­ schools has been sent the county superintendents, w|th thu request empt. . .•Ut would seam, therefore,” the that they answer the questions and report added, “ that before any ono rrtunt the papers promptly. Orlando WHI Btage ’ Big "flow er A fter the Information has been — ___ .Again— . . ____ Klaobrate ...... .ProShow connected with the administration ahbuld denounce the issuance of completed and p j tabulated,•„Superin­ - r ----paratJons are Made—City To S w/ juOm« x-exempt securities jby states, tendent o f Education W, S. Cawth, Ranker*^-.«n pi.n. !S ^ r t& & £ 5 8 fe »■»*•-■— l# on plans An ; hrstrtr' £ t:'tiutT^dfroni j*> J, a' » . I »!>»» . / /ui4 J»ryt ntr^54>Ajuch change nl _I.. i n_l l i Friday, Aur. 25, will be a day t ttw w W u u u .ffera lt tha fed- the rural department giving comera! government to tax federal se­ plcte results of tk» survey. long remembered in Orlando, as Data asked for In the question­ the Second Annual Stato Floral curities In accordance with the In­ tent of the law which authorized naire includes the location of the I'ugeunt und parade will be un school, city, town, etc., urea of event of state wide importance and their issuance.’ achoo! ground* in acres, kind of marvelous beauty. building, whether brick, concrete. .... There will be over 200 car* and stucco, wood; its cost, number of floats in line, all decorated with rooms, number natural flowers and fums, and f icost of .equipment, » iiuiiiiiur ----- —. .._r — oi graiies, number of the elemen- j many with elaborate designa and * « vary teachers, and the enrollment Ioriginal treatment. Twenty or teacners. judges huvu been asked from vuriThe Flying Squadron twelve men who are direct representa­ The superintendents ore alsu rc!° u* partn o f the "u t ° to determine i , ' • — •------■ . quested to furnish data as to the I l ^e w'nner“ > nn,l 30 silver cups . (Continued from pago 1.) tives o f the Coral Gables development at Miami will be here WEDNES­ number enrolled in elementary " av,‘ been contributed, thoriiies to extradito him. grades, number of high school i Preceding tho parade, which will Thaw •G ratae Scene. teachers enrollment In high school l n",)V- at 4 o ’ciocK, there will be u The’ case wa« givon to the iurv gradesi.rs,number DAY, THURSDAY, FRID AY A N D SATURDAY to assist the local o f years in hloh ! *Pcctaeulor pageant, "Fairies in (at 3:20 p. m. and at 6:35 o'clock school MfuiM. ‘ " i (•'li a nr In nil ' * iimlaw course. Plcwcrland," under direction- of 'Judge Monaghan ordered a recess office in promoting a Special bus, or busses, o f Seminole County people Information also will he Compi!-' Fi'.t. C. L. Ebnen, staged at Luke • l uniO 8 o’clock. Eoln, 50 children having part, with The last hours o f the trial wus ed showing the numbe.* of trans­ nusi.’ by the Orlando Symphony to take our trip to Coral Gables and inspect our proposition. A tele­ .marked by a sudden outburst on portation ruutcit maintained, the Orchestru. , *the part o f Thaw. At the noon re- number o f vehicles used, und the All nlong the route home* and ■cess of the court when, incensed at number of pupils transportde to the stoics will be decorated, and as the Si phone call to Milane Theatre will bring one o f the men to see you and the scathing attack o f William A. consolidated schools, the approxi- parade moves through flowerGraya, counsel for Evelyn Nesbit, mpto area served by the schools, lined. tree-shaded streets, the I’aThaw's divorced wife, Thaw rushed and the square miles covered bv the News wBI make motion pictures explain our proposition, to see Am erica’s Master Development, also over to the press table shouting a the school service. thut will carry the bmuty o f the denial that ne was “ nervous” be­ advertise the Celery County. ' . *’ city and the splendor of this an­ cause of Gray’s statements. nual feature to persons all over the * "I was nervous because I was ' S ' *t ' ~ * «** ’ * * .. * .;•» country. f afraid I’d lose the Jury,” Thaw as­ Among the cars and floats al­ serted, and blurted out confused ready entered arc those o f the This trip is o f interest to e « | citizen o f this county and is well I eCfttements about tho “ common Yowell-Drew Company, the Dlcklaw” and a “withdrawn juror" and ■on-Ives Company, the Orlando “ records o f conversations between worth investigating. All Busses will be decorated to advertise Semi­ A r l Association, tht Gunlon.Wi . alienists and myself.” • *MIAMI, Apr. 22—Commission- Association; Rotury Club, Kli _iwa' “ What do you mean by a juror era of Dade county have adopted nis Club, Lions Club, Rosal nole County. • ------- ---------- Rosalind k*k«§ FHhdrawn?” Thaw was itrw flr 2* Club, Sorosis Club, Superior Nur­ ' ' . . . . . «K»rregating $2,. *“ • f°r submission to the peo­ series, Orlando Memoriul Post No. ' ’* ’ ' , . . ” That’a taken care o f in com- ple at an early date. It hud been 19, American Legion. Phllpitt’s ion law,” ho replied excitedly, nrst planned to ask approval of nn Music Store, Turner Music Com■ I h e Flying Squadron o f incomparable De-Luxe Busses leaves thi3 rw were able to understand hi* issui of 31,500.090. iuiny, Violet Dell, florist. eec h. The new proposal will include The Florida Bankers’ Associa­ city next week, Monday, 28th for Miami and Coral Gables. ” Welt a minute, wait a minut*- ” all projects covered in the original tion will be in convention on Fri­ _V cried, “ my mother wants to talk ^w ever, and inaddition day and Saturday and their aesto you, too.. 'Don’t go awuy." l ** ’ ---------/•. j tn«reto will include a number of *ion» will be suspended in tlmo jJM rs. Thaw, however, sat Impas- •smaller ones. The lutost plans also for them to enjoy this splendid .Mve, seemingly uiwware o f 4ho cnll for an armory and permanent lcaturorof Orlando’s program for f T O r t o (. ^ r «9n’e W a*?ks. fair building. the entertainment of her visitors. ' Bailiffs quickly cleared the'court; Tht u ob jects incorporated in Hotels have made •esorvations for nn m , buUThaw festicuUtiiu* (the proposal ire; ,ncorporaU<, ,n many hundreds o f persons from all • » , « ’» I«»t o f the spectators le ft , [for matching fedeial aid appro- over tho state who have planned to ^ ^ som e, priation and acquiring right-of- be in Orlando for thik occasion. M l ho explained to his counsel he way tor ruw Ea»t I)i«i» Chosen as Judge. ashed to make himaelf clear on l!00,o(UI. ' H‘ Khwa>* U. W. l’ carnian, Jr„ secretary of anger at Mr. G rays remarks. For West Dixie Highway S225 the Sanford* Chamber of Com.u .sec.” he added, “ I lud U00. ‘ "knway, IOU mjrce, has been signally honored jiffcrent Ideas I was trying to c«u*cway viaducts, by having received on invitation — artfculata at one time." 1000,000. Ifrom the Orlando Irlandn “Chamber of 'ud»e Monaghan In his charge For canal highway. 339J93. Comn-erce rcequating him to bfl o jt»y . stressed .the fact that Avenue. $20,,000. (,nu of the judges .., the ________ luges in floral_paI opposition did not take advnn"J, i * k or Red Road und brige, $30,260. iicant. Sir. Pean-.an h » accepted ' Thaw’s appearance on the the invitation. •I y ? 1 , ,F^ cIer Street exten­ v j i« stand to ?roas examine sion and bridge. $52.50a ’ • ■ 1 ^ o r roads in District No, 4, $80,- CUT THIS 01)1 — IT IS WOF’-U MONEl GEORGE E- MERRICK, OW NER ’ , Killed In 00J ur in District No. I, 100fSend this ad and tan centJ to Iwitzerland Crash For completing Taraiaml Trail Foley DAMMERS & BURNES, GENERAL SALES AGENTS & Co., 2836 Sheffield Ave.. and widening Southwest Eighth Chicago, 111., writing your nams » * * . *- ' i . ' . ,4 • ^ • * * --, Switzerland, Apr- 23— Street. I40O.0Q0. . aiui address dearly. You will W* rsona were reported killExecutive Office 158 East Flagler St^ Miami. For North Miami Avenue ex­ celve a ten cent bottle ooff FOinjured when the Zurich tension, $50,000. LEY’S HONEY AND m Expresses collided near For fa•Ir grounds, $100,060, Florida Offices: Jackaonvllle, St. Augugtine. Wcat Palm Beach Davto.m nri«.wi POUND for coughe, it* bodies hoarsene.,. also f reo For armory, $100,000. Tampa. St. Eetemhunr, Sanford. U k e C t ° rUndo* „ the wreck Ror Snapper creek bridge, f30,- •ges of FOLEY PIL 000. stimulant for the •» W IceH l.Tfc^tr. Bldg. c. L. Ucnnell, Division Mgr. FOLEY CATHARTIC i was ontrac' ia u , fnr. r „ n ,.i „ .tlon for ;;»e' • . ■ • i l*TfdlP , <» at ... A ' . »#. li ins _of Best Amateurs »r y H ffiB ttT tm , •sow Isis?’ 7'9"6 j I j • J S rX d tlI S Sanford Home-Made Mayo j 4 - FOLD ATTACK ON R E V E N U E BILL OUTLINED = Consolidation 0 f Schools Is Studied By State Officials ;3 ORLANDO WILL STAGE ANNUAL FLOWER S H O W S Go to Coral Gables Next W eek 1 Y W. THAW. JANE S A Y S JU R Y ’S VERDICT 18 3; County Board o f Dade County Has Approved B o n d s . G % IdliTtc ■■■■■I 3bi # .’ V . ‘ ' “ - qw f" . > - *• ■■ ; - ; . * .**• . ■ • ■ , * • - �* f*. 1 ' *' THE SANFORD’ IfE R A Lb, THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1924. f AGE TWO COURT OF-STATE HANDS DECISIONS Republicans N e w No contest of Importance has fo r the Democratic pri­ Jersey W ill H ave appeared mary and the delegation to the "'A licrrtn K rT ’. X T.'i : « » ■ » «»"<» J» national convention at New York and the evidence. Herrin took a the case of Minnie Veillard and A Close C ontestllwill writ of error to. the supreme court i her husband. Ralph Veillard. S. T. be headed by Governor George from the order granting >a new Woxthen and his wife, Mary P. trial, but the supreme court finds Worthen, Jennie R. Durant and from the record nothing to indicate Charles Durant, her husband, apthat the circuit judge's discretion Dellants, vs. the City of St- PetersIn the matter of granting., new * trlalv-wav abured.'*Bv memorandum decision w ith-.. , t opinion, affirmed judgment o T abutting property. In tho course ; TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. Apr. 23. vs. !# i the circuit court for Orange coun- of the pleadings a motion to disThe Florida supreme court has 2J? } * / ? " 1ty in the case of J. F. Ange, plain-'miss tho bill of complaint was The ed down the following decis- mentory in character, and that'up- tiff in error, vs- Stephens Lumber ■granted without prejudice. Company, defendant in error. i defendants appealed, and asijoiona: on his death the delivery of the Because of failure of counsel a* « rr°r “ d* order. The suAffirmed judgment of the cir- deeds to the widow was consum­ It court for Calhoun county In mated; but because Of the con for appellant to file briefs, though _preme conrt hojds thA^On*^ js^ a •f George C«pp», eenvieted, sUluHonaT Inhinitfon^ agaihst •the the ciise Rad “Been on the court s ; niatter Within Sound Judicial <IIsf unlawful cohabitation. devise of homestead property dneket over two years, the court cretlon o f the chancellor, and susBy memorandum decision dc- where tho testator leaves children dismissed tho appeal in the case [ *°*ncd Judge McMullen s order, o f W. M. * _ w. A. Duteh, Hutch, appellant, vs. fit. i • 'rion without opinion, affirmed surviving him, the court decreed or i« circuit court for Santa Rosa the deeds, to the extent that they D. Marmlchae), and others, ss city C h a r g e B S H K C S S h l G r m m issio n e r s '*“ commissioners, and■* Karl Riddle------a s 1 a •j i t_ county in the com of John Bray attempted -to convey homestead co Conspiracy and £u la Bray, appellants, vs. property, to be void and ineffect­ city msnsger of the city of west Aided In ---------Ir Beach .appellees. lltllle McCalder, administratrix of ual. This holding was sustained. Palm Ordered that if J. A. Bowen, I JACKSONVILLE, Apr. 23.— The supreme court also has a f­ o P the estate of Sam McCalder, firmed judgment of the circuit defendant in error, in a case u p -; Charging A. E. Hnya, vicc-presldeceased. The aupreme court has affirmed court for Highlands county in the ealed from Duval rounty by the 1dent and cashier o f the Commercial the decree o f the circuit court for case of John G. Jferrin, plaintiff East Coast Lumber Company, Bank o f St. Augustine, with aid­ Duval In the case of Maude De- in error, vs. Avon Manufacturing shall enter 'a remittitur so thnt ing nnd abetting conspirators to Long Norton, appellant vs. Blanche Company defendant In error. This the judgment shall be for $4,- defraud him of *111,650, Marcus Norton Baya, joined by Louis Z. was a suit to recover damages for 21-1.42, with interest as stated in Blumcnthul, Cleveland, O., yester­ Baya, her husband, and Ruth Nor pcrsonnl injuries sustained by Mr. the verdict, the judgment shall day filed suit for ;30,000 ngninst ton Christifc, joined by George T. Herrin while In' the defendant’s stand affirmed for such $4,214.42 the bank and cashier in the fed; ! Christie, her husband, appellees. employe in a crate mill. The jury nnd interest; otherwise, the judg- [oral court here. & ia * n n i M i u M n i n i H i i n i N U H H H H ■■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ a * s J S E - B a B a a n a ia n a a a a a n B a a a a a a a a n n a B a B n a a n s a B in n B n a a a a B a : athi Saits (Hr. NEWARK, N. J., Apr. 2 3 - A close contest between President Coolidge and United States Sena- i|)J Tfcr AMMldrt ford Hetaia. n nrwif*1 WASHINGTON, Apr. 22— The ed In fjanford. a,m] Done .and ordered. war department Tuesday announc­ Florida. ^ ed the allotment from the river and day oC April, i » ; i K. \ harbors funds of $60,000 fo r Okla- (SEAL) Clerk. deceit. S. Sitxer, who has been mentioned waha riever, Florida. Seminole vl Const,! Pm K i W i •By A. M. Week. for the presidential nomination. A 4 -XHe.l 7 -r-l. 5 t 7 majority o f the state delegates CHILDREN’S FATAL DISEASES ..W erm r-sod jwasUaa.iam Ote*k» ___ ! —§ 1 1 #1 n n J o a r n t n a t - f T M»l « ‘ r . Fistife,! There will be eight delegntes-at- testines of children undermine BOTICB OF ns 1 large to the national convention, health and so weaken their vitality In n * : Dissolution of each with half a vote. The number that they are unable td resist the Construction ■ Compos" was Increased to eight to provide diseases so fatal to child life. The corporation. places for three women. Among T o A l l Parries I n W c w * . T h e foreaolmr mattVr the delegates-st-large will be Unit­ safe course is to give a few doses t o h e heard upon a pMltk ed States Senator Edwards and F, of White's Cream Vermifuge. It tie* aliened to ConMIt.u destroya nnd expels the n y la in t e r t s i_ o i ik* W. Donnelly,, mayor of Trenton. WURoii rthcTsTightesf injury t o lfie { d r K a rtford IToUl (-onJuS Inc,, a corporstlns \ ity of the child. Price rotnny, health or activlt w e o f the State ot Fieri Plain Clothes Man 35c. Sold by Union Pharmacy. dlssolutlnn o f said corpj™ a reference is Ipoked' for In the E ew Jersey primary election to be held Tuesday. It Is farther nn)i,g | RIVER ALLOTMENT Johnson sides. rcturhed a verdict of $6,500 dam­ ment will stand reversed for a ages for the plaintiff. The circuit nqw trial. t court granted n motion for new .............ed the order of th re -d rAffirm This was a suit seeking to have deeds purporting^ to ednvey lots of llmd in Jacksonville from John H. Norton to Maude DeLong Norton, his wife, decreed to be null and void The nppellecs ahe daugh­ ters -of Mr. N orton, by a former wife. Mr, Norton is dead. The supremo court found there S a d sioiu Reeently Made Are An- is evidence in the record to sus­ circuit judge's finding of a oanced Dr Justices or 8 a- tain the .that it was the intention, o f „ potW A.Courtthe grantor, John H. Norton, that Adherents o f President Coolidge were first to file nominating peti­ tions both for presidential prefer­ ence and convention delegates, hot these were quickly followed by pe­ titions in favor o f Senator Johnson and in the end complete slatea were Is Shot in the Arm filed for both. The campaign was vigorously conducted with promi­ Illy T kf AuMlalr4 Prraal nent Republicans as speakers for ST. PETERSBURG, Apr. 23.— both candidates. T. S- Keaton, plain clothes Officer, United States Senator Edge, for- was shot in the arm and an un­ mer Senator Frelinghuysen and identified negro was shot and kill­ former Governor Edward C. ed early Wednesday. Officers were Stokes, now chairman o f the Re­ attempting to serve a warrant on publican state committee, ore a negro Issued by Bradentown au­ a m o n g the candidates tdr dele- thorities charging him with sell­ ate-nt-lnrge, o f whom seven w ill,.m g wnumey. m e negro uea ing whiskey. The fled wnen when chosen, jvho favor President j the officers entered the house and Coolidge. Two women candidates in running battle followed Tn which for detegates-at-large have been 1 the negro was killed and the offinamed by both the Coolidge and |cer wounded. 6 m m la Ike Clrrnlt I’ a i r t o f I f a l M l e rm anly , Florlila. la Ckaacfry. Fran k Kvana and Stella P. Evans, his w ife. Complallnants, vs. Mary A. Macl>nnald. et. nl. D efendants. ... OnilF.lt Foil PltllMCATlOW...... It In thererore nril#r*d j ju d g e d that said p»t«u! heard on the 1st day 0r at the Court-house i , ' Sem in ole County, p|ne o 'clo c k A. M. on said partlea Interested In aau< Hon are required to 1 thereof. . It la fu rther ordered that] d er be published once i 1 S o ( I ) consecutive , , nford Herald, a newt llshed In th e City of Hat noln County, Florida. Done and ordered on day o f April, 19!«. T o Jlarirarrt W . Ratnaey. 157 East W a lnu t I.nn«-. <I«>rmantown, Penn­ sylvan ia. and F.thrl C. W a lla c e and Kmmett Wallace. her husband, ila rtsv llle, Darllnatan Cou nty. South Carolina. Vuu and each o f you are hereby required t o appear to -the bill of J J nicxa com pla in t In this cause on M onday, [ Ju d g e o f t h e ’ 8ev’enTh*J the 5th d a y o f May, 1921, at th e ! cult o f tho Hintc of C ou rth ou s e at Hanford. Sem in ole! and for Seminole Conntj’ County . Florida. 14-17-24 BBBuaBBBBBBBBBBaBBHflBflBBBBflBBBBflBBBBBBBMBBBBBBBBB BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBflBBBBBBBBII ...F o r Sale ... P.A.M ER0 t B BALL HARDWARE CO. Ten acres with small grove on small lake. Ideal home site, gain. ■11 ■ GENERAL Where Quality Tells AUTO REPAIR SHOP 23 acres at Paola, 400 orange Good price for quick sale. AND Price Sells Beautiful home on First St. GAPS, SHOES, WATER WINGS, FLAPPER FLOATS f i * v AND SWIMMING TUBES. E. F. LANE \ ROOMS 501-2 Sanford Cycle Co. i Largest Insurance Agency in Sanford. First National Rank Bldg. ■BBflBBXBflBBBBBBBBBBaBBaaBBBBBaaaflBBBBBBBBBflBBBBB IU 1II S e n i o r P la y AP^IL 25,1924 F.PeRINES 105 Paliftetto Ave. ® ■ !■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ **■ CHARACTERS ANTHONY WHEAT, a victim of circumstances..... BURKS, his valet, faithful to the e n d ....................... MARJORIE BUNBY, a very modern young woman . AUNT JULIA, the Judge's sister-in-law ....:............. BARBARA, a flapper who fla p s................................ MOONEY, the temperamental maid with nerves .... WILLIE PEABODY, the hoy from next d o o r .......... DORAN, a plain clothes detective........... ........... ;___ GRAN’MA, aired 82, but with yountr ideus '.......... . LOUISE BYERS, her com panion.............................. JUDGE BUNBY, the head of the house...................... DR. ABED, a friend of the family ...:.......................... NANCY BROWN, the girl from Rosedale................ EB&NEZER WHITTLE, the Judge's nephew ......... MRS. EBENEZER WHITTLE, looking for Ebenezer TWO LITTLE W H IT TLE S.............. ............ L. N. 1 PENNINSULAR ELECTRICAL CO. /* I' Complete Electrical Service UlaBBBBBBanflBflBBnBBnBflnaBaBnBaflBaaaBBnnaBaaBBBnnBj ELTON J. MOUGHTON ----------ARCHITECT * First National Hank Bldg. ..........Ed Moye ....... Fred Pope Bernice Auston .... Nan Paxton SANFORD’S AREA 5 SQUARE BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBal -jaaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBI HOME FURNISHERS SYNOPSIS I ■ Prologue— Tony Wheat's room in the Bachelor's Inn. ACT I— Living room in Judge Bunby’s house, an hour later. ACT II—Same room, half an hour later. ACT III— Same old room, next morning. (During the second net, .the curtain will be lowered for one minute to , ‘ dicate the passing o f half an hour.) ■ ■ •■b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b Music by High School Orchestra. 8 :15 P. M. --------------------------------- ADMISSION: 35, 50 and 76c---------------------------- EDWARD HIGGINS WIGHT BROS. SERVICE STATION AUTHORIZED DEALER 11 Ford - L i n c o l n F o r i B l ’ 200 Magnolia Avenue. IflB M 5i = IB W la a a a n a a a B u a u a B a a a B H B ^ a B B B B B B B B B H B B M a B B LU-BETH CAFETERIA BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBI BBMBBBBBI ■■■■BBBBBBBBBBaaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB . GOOD HEALTH DEPENDS UPON GOOD FOOD POPULAR MARKET WHIDDON & HODGES ■ i- ------------- U N D E R ---------- -r MODISH M IL U N E R Y T A H iO R S N EW MANAG1 ■-.‘ \tr f tT-wpi . - *v ; V 1 . r,*»r 1-TeT- - 110 ■BBBBBBBBI ifimu 1 » # . * �y HARRY R H U N T 0 fcnrlrt * * • Writer. JHIKOTOK. D. C -C a l Cool|jjr^ [| uo fart* Thf .'"i* w t Mt'Cnmi" of boaeball leavw at T U evluen h« occasion o f the opening of _ urican League eehbbn at the hinffton ball park. .olid** compiled with tna traui[that the nrat ball of the first In Washington .m»tL b« out hr lb* president. gBut j it with an expression £ d a ure that TrliltfarMtlt* fmwt distasteful he had* yet called upon to perform as executive. If hurling a hWe ephere out Into a ball while a erasy mob of screcrhetlrs look* on. wn* a dally d the presidential routine. Jwt'l) bet Cahln Coolidae i't run for rrelectlon. olid**'* discnmdlurc as he up to throw the boll was lie not only didn't grin, ho j even smile. Ivent at it a* on unpleasant. *undignified proceeding that [tt be cone through with, but hf didn't entoy or even j*. r *ad of tow in g *tho ball ou t , y. he *ort o f pushed It a w a y . him with nil overhand Res[much as C m ear might have e«d the crown. . n| then, with the home team ►Inc, Col up and left In the i of the third Inning! »-(Ve— * fOUGII Coolldgo mny not warm to baseball., ho doe* i to be onto the curve* of that 1(real national pastime, poll. Already his campalRn mani claim to have about BOO of f accessary 53(5 delegates to tho dtcan convention roped and icjpcltiurc are Ills boosters of e away 'for him at Cleveland they are suggesting having [president drop In on the con* a' In wrson. receive direct iors Entertain dor Class With iqiiet Recently 3RIDA STATE COLLEGE J WOMEN. Apr. &4.—The an|banquet given by tho Juniqrs »r of tho Seniors was one most brilliant affairs of the at the Florida. State ColThe college dining room was ne of this event, which was Monday evening and en1by 300 persons, orations,, for the occasion |both unique and artistic. A garden was represented, i bloomed daffodils and othJwm of the spring, time. Enti to the garden vrffi by a rus. J|*. and in the garden' was . i t fountain, arouad which ’ Hies were placed. # v ‘ J l aiihlng an ideal * notification of hte nomination and deliver hie speech of acceptance and rampalgn keynote on the spot. Such a procedure, however, tjoesn’t seem qtilts to fit In with the Cootldge character. It would rather too spectaculaiv-Uiagreat—,., • ’ dapartrfrr'fronf ihituun and pre- j cwlent. Doubtless It might be good strategy. It might disclose him ar 1 less "cautious" and "careful" than ho has often been pictured, might humanize him and help otgrt the i battle with a bang, but our guess Is Coolhlge will receive the "news” | of his nomination through press reports retail d 16T h e ” eiccutive olhce. I A loud fpeakerlacking a horn w u al­ go trated. It was a largo disk, about v -. ik. ___ ____ _ * T * r I4 berculosia a medicine is being Used mouthpiece.' The device did away that is inhaled directly into tho pawith the^ metallic noise, atii prove*! it rould reproduce the: voice at aimoat any magnitude. * 'h a *’ ' M P. A.M er RIVET& WALKER 1666 i J 2 Days i* ■ Great Future For „ Clay Products o f SJ Florida Predicted! Friday and Saturday -------------------------------------------- - y p r r — in D i u r r o A l ? I I M F M C l ? V I 7 P V Q l f A A I ? 7 0 « v n ;U r l f t t l l o U r LIINEelNd t V c i l i o H A U L / y c I j i . i “i i - ’V* P 4 i|i Si *' f ■V ^ ' I .«». I #»- Shrunk from *15 lu .T6 inches wide Un-crushable Grey Tan, Cope, Rose, Sun«ct, Crimaon, Orchard, Yellow-gold. Theae linens were bought on a very low market— an extra good linen for $1.00 1PLE AS A. B. C. Many have found securing o f profita­ ble employment aa simple as A B C through the uso of Herald Want Ada, The Wanta wojrk constantly, noisely and at small ex­ pense. THERE’S A SPECIALS FOR 2 DAYS ONLY 79c PER YD. ALL PURE LINEN Happy jiii Sale of Cotton Dresses Friday .& Saturday Feed Store {}•:. ......... "• ^ 3 I ! ■> When you have a Want, send it to this paper — and Invar­ iably lyou will at­ tain what you seek. ■ NEAR YOU jjr J- Phone 94 Herald Wanta are as simple aa A B C. M . M cC ask lll, P ro p . turn to the " a n t Ada .now and see how many such offers . are listed there and, perhaps, tho very one you nre looking for will catch your eye. T7 j ’ !' . HEIKHANTSAND!MINERS )N E 1(8. rtuasrovTATioN $5.95 K n E ia iiT a m » r A s a u x o y m s k h t i o *^ iMluMWTltlB T » o re W«r tAllaail* CHx ________ llaiitmarr. MS. Blhretea, Thlcax*. III. ... 'r i m U i l , o. . •D etroit. M ich. tft i t t X W U M b r .lt . B a ltlm o i* and rail: rail. t v i * ( * n f i l l * ..... fX c w T »rlt. X. V. - •"15ressfisrj*“ o f (Tissue^- Gingham, Voiles, Linen, Fast colors All sizes £&Xh iUti | i (I III l l ' 4 -- - ta * 7 " f If ' *; tV la Baltlraora or Phlladtlphla sad S 14 aa ... < jMhaaavllla Ta. PhU^aipaia **• ' ................ .... - lig h t „ ,,7 3 « ? 5 _____ - <I V Tub Satin and'Stdpe'Sllft¥ .S u n u n e r . ' - M ■4* 7 4 YARD 41.71 SitTJ I — A ll-w a te r v ia Phi lade! all fa B a iu m o r e ; dlract eon n*ctlon « Ph lladalplila, thraa tfaya ia r _ a v -r a t Ila ltlm orr; at Phlladelplili .nr-ah. G o . . . m**l» on ■••*m *5* K xcopt on tick e t* raadln* t g n a n r and B*rk*blr* and *<nna A ll room a on ara Included. a x t r s rhara*. ,* W , * on o ilie r ataamar* , „ l » Ta BaltlrecM M., via gaxraaaah / . a ll .S ilk , - aaroaaro (T \ a •( r f f 5: New figured Cr< Philadelphia. l*». •I'ltlaharah. I '* .,* thtropwah, a a . — -rcu a*. »». -----------------------iwUU Tm aWtAh(l|tii| IK C* . a • •• ■ * a 13g ,n Seminole, Lake, _ Tub Dresses *, made of Nustyle «• pretty styles, Guaranteed Fast colors Sizes fr o n v ,, 16 to 46 Special Sale For j. ^, t -i (,- ' The Wanta are of practical interest to people In every walk of life. Ca character and . - ‘0 * U " r t r * P A bottle o f Hcrbine on the shelf Sarasota.—Contracts lot for im-j at home is like having a doctor in movements and construction in V a -! thc house all the time. It gives encia Terrace, new subdivision. I instant relief when the digestion r I I gets out of order or tho bowels Apalachicola.—Twenty-five thou­ fail t1' act. One or two doses is sand barrels of oysters planted In all that is necessary to start things .Franklin County bottoms -within moving and restore th it fine feel­ past 5U days. ing of exhilaration and buoyancy of spirits which belongs only to lie wax furnished by the coi- perfect health. Price GOc. Sold by [orchistra for dancing between all leading druggists. Dimes. The musicians were w a Chinese tea house, Sarasota.— Work is well under flowers nnd slowly burping way on tho new addition to Ringi* ■■~ * y iky11*•.#* ■ *% ling Trust and Savings Bank build­ carried out the Oriental ing. * did thc favors, tiny TALLAHASSEE. Fin., Apr! 23* *<olored baskets filled with Tavares.— Number of building — A great future for Florida clay inlniature leather pocket- operations increasing steadily. products is predicted by the State Chinesc fans, and small W. three feet in diameter, atnl connected .. x, .. , „ two men to launch a rowboat, but markaDT* flkAte«»'' one man can easily do the work if tho Prescription. Moat Giro A l fywboat is provided wilj) a small late Relief, pr Money Back. bronxo roller as.shown in the draw­ *** *f^ l * n f d . for a ' « ing. The do tail cboww how such a I roller is attachcil; a wooden skeg keel known Rochester doctor to ilmi Payroll Card System Helps is fastened to the main keel at tho 1rca) remedy f or Plica. ___ in A v oid in g Mistakes patient, painstaking effort orT, Time, expense txpense r.nd unit mistakes in part haa* resulted in a prescript! computing pay ol employes of a largo that-will actually heal Pile* ‘ cart cm rorui-iny who work on an absorb them never to return. • E T IC A L U Y Inclined perron* hourly basis are saved with the use •-SKtG KEEL are conv in ced that the action This doctor says no man of n system of cards that indicate tho ftAONZC SIDE o f Con gress in pa ssing tho Japa­ length of time a man has worked and woman neejl, puffer another nese exclusion net Just when It did ■BRo the exact amount due. When s task from any pain arising from. proves conclu sively that o u r legis­ is started, a rard. marked in fifteenorrhoida>.oi -Ptlea now that he lators have n o souls. r r £ ? minute intervals from 7 o'clock in the made arrangements w ith. leaf T h e very day th e vote w a s taken druggists to dispense this wo morning until 6 o'clock in the evening, which precipitated all the discus­ fnl prescription known as MOj tient’s lungs through a tube and is punched to show the beginning sion o f "g r a v e eon sequences." the SUPPOSITORIES for a i mouthpiece. It in composed of amor boor. Another perforation is made on Japanese c h e r r y trees along the ato price on the money bad^ lf Sp eedway a n d around tho tidal phous carbon and calcium salts which, quitting. This card Lx placed upon a satisfied plan.,, basin burst Into full bloom. l it is declared, build up the fibrous tis- master rard which choirs the labor These cherry trees, a gift from You’llbe amazed to thee; hi ■sues, arrest ing the progress of Ilie dis­ prices in progression from fifteen min­ the mikado to th o government o f v , quickly it acts. Blcasod -rell ease. Good results are declared to utes up to nnd including eleven hours the United State* somo aO.Sc.-if* * ton cornea in an hour; even in j have been obtained in cx|»criments in through the perforations. For the ago. have dnup more than "any the cast. various kinds of work, seventy master stem by meqns of linn plates and of long standing With pro oth er single th in g to beautify the lag-screws, un(l q rcceSs is cut in tha ' bleeding really wonderful result! national capital. Their masres of i * * * . skeg to accommodate the roller, which have been accomplished. ■ ’* del Irate pink htonsonm make a Unde Sam Builds Highways TXT tw A queen, a quccn-to-ho and two future kings arc here shown In an ' is held in place by means of two verllnble fairyland of the capital in Enough to Circle Earth springtime. bronxe kids “pbtea The roller muatf ■ cxclusivo photograph. Quite unabashed by the proceeding! is Tljpi'' RHEUMATISM Moro than 8,000 miles of roads o Perhaps the exclusion net was nil of courae, turn freely between throe Crown Prince Peter (nt rxtreme left) with his mother, Queen Mario of (M w iJ Don’t suffer any longer from right. Perjmpa It was pr oper that all types were completed with federal plate*. A steel or iron roller should Jugoslavia., At the right is Prince Mihni, who will one day sit on Ru­’ aid during tho year which ended June matism. Why endure such * it should be passed. not be used, as it soon rusts and then pains in the muscles Hut to puss It In cherry blossom mania * throne, snoxvn xvith his mother, Crown Frinceaa liclcnc. ~ 30. 1023, according to a government becomes useless The roller should be joints? /., time.- when tho beauty and fra* ; ------ - ______ _______ ____ ___________________________________ f ' report. This, added to the mileage kept well greased in order to obtain The polaonsiof rheumatism grnncu of Jntmn's c lf t to us was In "V . _ _ V . ' “ t completed previously, brought the tothe best results. t carried In tJpMbod. LEONAJ Itself a plea f o r harm ony, an Invt* ; M a jo r M a r tin J o in s •' GAtoftfeol Survey in its fifteenth c l for finished projects up to 20A30 • • •' 1 E L IX IR F p R T H E BLOOD nation to peace— ah. surely that re* )w i m » | annual report, which soon will bo miles, or more than enough to circle sealed ti* a* a nation o f material­ Two-Eltment Tube Needs No bats these poisons,. drives them e \ /lU G r YY o r i a r l i c r s , hff the pros*. The extensive ^.x- lbe earth. The projects under con cards are used in tho factory. They of the system. The rhemnatf ists, shorn o f sou ls and sentiment! B-Batteries vanishes. You can go about yo i >i ui * v' i * n— ,, ;mnsion nnd development so notice^) sinirtion at the clone of- the year are kept in a handy index so that they Makers of reflex-circuit seta will be daily talks freely, happily. t' A M I E W I L L I A M S , o f Savan­ !, b ANATXA, lortage Bay, * nblc in the r.tate during the lirt amounted to 14,772 miles, and were may be found immediately. Ha, A pril—.-—Maj. r rodertek Mar- jo nr j*; j-car3 will undoubtedlyi i-stimntcd at S3 per cent complete, T h e accompanying illustration interested in a tube that has recently L E O N A R D Io E L IX IR PO! nah. Gn., will have the dis­ tin commander of the United continuc fur R0Vcial penerotiob*,; • • • kHrtwa a anmple payroll card marked mado ita appearance. The tube hag TH E BLO O D does more than (hi tinction of holnc the Ihst coloro*! w om an delegate ev er to sit in a with forty-two hour divisions for thc but two elements, hence its name-* for you. It builds new s' J S J a .inc t e woriu, r S ' p prcpnrro S S S i t .io " fleave i ™ "Vl!y, '■The 'f t " !large 1b>' olTld“ V undevci-1 Lamp Ir. Lighe.d by W i „ l „ , urounn area*,, of national convention. 6h o will sit timekeeper’s punch. the "diode.” It is said to combine tha i and vitality. It’u uve insures trdny for n SbO-m ic fight to Dutch . ,)pt,{| aKriculturnl lands, the lung, Transmission of Power recurrence of attack*. in the Georgia delegation at Cleve­ • • • clear reproduction of the crystal with I T ry LEO N ARD I'S EL: land. ;,!2"b".rL k ! 1- 0 snturdnv ■*.r,owin« BO“ on* - ,,,,d thc niild, eva n Just a glimpse of the? future possi- f l Don't attempt to use the lighting tho stimlineae and reliability of thp , ions who landed "there - “ ropy climate, will continue to dr»w hilitics of the wireleea transmiwiion of circuit oa an antenna without first tube, and to operate on leeo than H i FOR T H E BLOOD now. jirnm Chignih. Martin’s plane, the nml will cause a per. power was given in the east recently, finding out the principles of the idea. amp. from a single dry cell. No B* substitutes. At all druggists. wino glasses filled with punch. A JSeattle, is fitted with n new ens* ; Shome-builders t in n A r tt n n J A* .] . . I— k innnent nnd steady increase in gen- when an ordinary 110-volt inenndca- One fan did, with the result that his batteries are required. It is adapted x slevcr stunt preceded presentation 'Cine. of each favor. j —----------- .— -------er‘?L l^ r,!.mf rria .kenlcrpiH ?**’ 1 1'»* rnnt l4nil’ was lighted while being held hands were badly burned, and tho fire for use in all reflex circuits,Ibid’t*-*' ^ The toast program was ns fol- jCUT T lU iy o ^T^ -^ iT IS WOP U Mmln! ««*Ut m th° rL‘l)ort' wl,K'l’ a foot from n vacuum tube containing drp*rtu*nt. was obliged to render first quires no adjustments for changes in ” ““ 7 ,, , : I.WOO.OOO Wc l » o r iU .n ..tiw eUm 2 aid to both fan and house. wave length. * ' ^ “ Thq demand for clay nroduqts,,' s ; . . . . _____________ “ Time Was,” Dr, Etlwurd Con­ nnd particularly structural’ mater^ ---------t— -----------------------Send this ad nnd ten ccntu to rad!. also to guadcs, and southward, arc said plies to Escambia and northern; Jacksonville to Lake George, is Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., ials, . will . , continue L . .expand ., “ With ’21 nnd ’34,” Lucilc Sum­ Chicago, III., writing your name Wlt^ genera! growth and rtevelop- to have practically no clays, and Santn Rosa counties, where vast |said to lie underlay by extengjve ner, and address clenrly. You will rewjthin thc state. Common other sections have clays, hut none clay reserves suitable for struct- j deposit* o f u 1o 0t(-pl|in^clay8, Vc>T “ Even You and i Arc Odd,” Mabel ccivo a ten cen” r L t t l c Uof “f O -:, ^r,ek* rSco bHck. hollow block, that are o f practical value in thc Murphey. LEY’S HONEY AND TAR COM-! roofing tile, and jtoor manufacture of clay products. Btll urnl materials of excellent grade., desirable fpr common structural BATTERIES "Now Our Day is Over,” Clara POUND for coughs, colds and wil* l,e more widely used than others have clays that, with care­ The St. Johns river valley, from |materials. Johnson. hoarseness, also free sample pack- now on account of thc decreasing ful treatment, may be used for “ Time Will Bo,” Prof. Arthur ages o f FOLEY PILLS, n diuretic I and Increasing cost of lum- products o f fair grade. Then, some Williams. sections have nn almost unlimited “ Yawn and the World Yawns stlmulant for the kidneys and j bor----------— ANNOUNCING —— “ Herein, therefore,’’ FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS . the- report supply o f excellent clay. This apGeneral Auto Repairs With You," Glayds Jordan. for Constipation and Biliousness. says, “ lies the greatest possibility Tho Removal Of “ 4," Philharmonic Phour. l’ hones: Meredith DuPuls, Junior, wa* in These wonderful remedies have in the development of tiie clay in­ Try dustries o f this state. All of the charge of the banquet, assisted by helped millions o f people. products above enumerated can be Lucile Sumner, president o f the them. Sold everywhere. Day, 394. Night ASM produced from Florida clay*, and, class. Gthira who assisted in the GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING 5 South Jacksonville. — Repaving If not produced in tho state, will be affair were Annie Flagg Wilder, To Temporary Quartern At imported from adjoining states." portion of Dixie Highway between THE EXTDE Marguerite Capo, Cora Mo Hunt­ Cluy resources and reserves of END OF FIRST STREET, SANFORD er, Edith McKnkin, Helen Hyers, this point and St. Johns County line under way. the state arc varied, it is stated, Iis a prescription for Malaria, ATTERY STATION Pending Completion of 'Jheir New Garage Building ^ Lucilc Reese, Norma Davis and j Some suctions, fqr example the (Chills and Fever, Dengue or BllKatherine Prime. -PHONE 643W ------- ---------------- NIGHT PHONE igdad.— New power of region 1^ thftrlatitudc q l t^p Ev I ioua the germs. /• » * _________ J t ^ a r r t T r - T l- w * n M . 'iim ; z - i T -fcrr: '■AN 'a blending with the color scheme Blow, white nnd lavender, carlout in thc decorations, was the ement of clinging vines and m greenery about the I: Further enhancing the beau|f the scene were small paralutending from eaqh chandc[oTsrfluwing witli vart-colored —■- _, _ T ,' " I A V4 . i - - W A T C H FOR PUR D O LLAR < '-* y i« ^ 9 KA>y fk >K * » » - * * a M 4 * k * e t . * V SALE *1*. -4 r r ■ ---------- r ♦♦♦♦4 . ■ -i j . j ij - V ay V' fSSSrb' ■ ■• , | �f I \ THE SANFORD HERALD, THUR8DAY, APRIL 24,1924 SAnford Herald For W hat Do You Tell Your Troubles? {Speaking of-trouble, literally "the speaking o f trouble,” la so much u daily occupation for somrpeople, The Herald is Second Claae M atter. Oo- moved to start the query, without hope of receiving many » t » . a t Ui« P o* to ff ice at e n i a , under a ct o f M arch replies, regarding the profit derived, from that use o f tim e— *' None o f ua iwfn thifc world very long. The present hour is all we can co\int on, and sometimes not even on the whole n f that. What, then, u , do-we u v ' j n v get in iti the u i c way of benefit -from ----) neat' o f th%t* time in the recitation o f our spending an; k m is c w im :hta and.ourpains ? troubles, of _ otar', troubles we arouse sympathy that is helpful o f eftct 'afd that relieves us, we might call our com­ plaining good business. But in honest fact, how much of <our complaining does hrinf a single thing o f value, either to ouraelves op^ g our friendd? * •**■ Standing a few d6ys ago near an automobile in which i k h n t a a s s o c i a t e d r n i M iBBveral people were waiting for another m e m b e r o f their i A ssocia ted r r s a s la sa clu a - party to finistt heMhopping, we over-heard a woman say, •attUsa to the u ia fo r rep u b Ml o f a n n *w s dispatch es “ You may flbt*beMede'it} butdhls is the first time I have coned to U ot n ot oth erw ise 8<^ously complained o f ft thing this year." w m s sfim -tt” 5Si We heard no more of the conversation, but over and over I Of l*< iV b| IU t| «t o f Ip cclal tehee h erein are a lso reserved. again that stpteipent has recurred to ua. It must have been a New Year’s resolution, we think, that had kept the com­ plaints un-voiced—-a New Year’s resolution that would be of untold benefit to mankind, If put into general practice. And ,tt would not be nqcesaary to wait until the beginning of 19*25 -to give it a trih l,............ Take today, for instance, to try it out. Do not permit yourself to mention any of your ailments or complain of any o f your misfortunes or vexations. Having more or less euc■FILLERS eessfiilfy1 controlled* your tongue today, you may find the The ■ task a little more easy tomorrow. And day after day being Wasted On the watch to guard against talking of your troubles, you Food will begin to realize just what a pest you used to be; and in a You Throw new-born, self-respect you will refuse to return to the old Away practice o f imposing your misery upon others. Would ,i Very certainly, too, in failing to use your troubles as a Feeds Some • topic for conversation, you will get away from dwelling upon Hungry them yourself. You will seek topics that are pleasing to your Soul friends; and almost in spite of youraelf your condition will re-act to a sort o f mental sunshine, and health will come. Dalton Citizen. ’ • "Talking of troubles,” ho\V much of it do you do in a day, find what do you get out of it in benefit either for yourself or And Lines ypur loved ones? Like That, Though Space They Waste, Save Wear * And Tear Plant A Delegate Tree For 1972, Shears And Paste.. . —Atlanta Georgian, We Lack The Nerve, Alack • ML — Exchange. — ■ -Q ■ ... turfiay la Southern Memorial and will be observed In SanAll banks will be closed on d a t t '' -TUWifsr TVWpa Voters ratified a hre* million dollar municipal bond nprovement issuance, by a vote f three to one. * —- o------- .t One of* San ford’s visitors yesteriy said the moat Impressive thing tout thia city was (ta hospitality (ward strangers. .Why, not make .“ The f l t y Hospitable?" In 'an E n deavor to' get through ith theJbonus business as soon as Msible,^speakers w en-lim ited to t«en tqlnutea. Can you Imagine Times-Union Philosopher sales, f this hpbbed-hair^aie keeps on, hat are the hairpin ana hatpin lanufacturers going to d o ?” hat a something to worry about om c.people drive cara like were fleeing - from a guilty Eience.’’— Plant City Courier, s people butcher the Kiirg’a ish gs If they didn’t care a How Aale Crows. Liberty Is a Tocher, Greece has become t ^ with a government sometU* dal. : Japan is making fW(| . United States attain, wj co m a over and live with 4 like Ire were her rich kiaJ| ■re dSMit "DUeses andT Ienibardts. Some one of them will fight her way into the sunlight o f fame. . G ill's Screams Attract*! reads a headline, but we M ing attractive about a girt t THE PRINTING sssociatlon o f Tokio votes a boycott on ail pro­ duct! from the State of California. That Is their right, but they will soon forget about it. Commerce goes to Its best market. In any case, Japan and the Uni­ ted States will 1mre no qila m l. We sro only excluding oil Asiatics as Japsn excluded the Chinese. Cleveland reports the J can convention there will |Jj but the Democrats will iinUJ in New York. * YOU KNOW that the popula­ tion of Asia Increases now by six millions every year and that aa they learn more about keeping their babies alive the increase wilL be twenty millions. The entire in­ crease would come to California If it could. That makes it necessary to have our position understood. Ws are not interested in "gentle­ men's agreements.” They nrd apt to develop into "scraps of paper." Near Ware, Maas., a boy J a mile by a flood was rt* 3 now he is safe and thrtew ahead with his bntha. ' S uch c s m h u FOR KN0Wt.eF><3E Bad news from Hongkotigj they have no ctiquet. OffitJ his wife. Etiquet booki ml wife should shoot first. lAMsmtox Germans may he asked J beer, smoking and using J This would cut reparatkaj nucs. Sherman didn't say tfcl DON'T WP YocRS elP* HE'S JUST TfrYWG To FIGURE OUT WHERE WERE Cj OWGTo SPENP HUSBMP S3 KUCH hc i*w5T b» S o IrtTULLSCKW. ft* . LEARNt v Awful news from trtrp! eday. Many killed in sates •s. People who pass the vithout reading it may be tin ■nes. 0UR T w o weeks JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER* Jr., tells his young men’s Bible class, using the parable of the talents, that too many people want liberty without undertaking correspond­ ing responsibilities. This, he said, applied to nations, groups and Individuals. It/a a good reminder. 1 VACATION. . / News from Denmark R ’ n*-hor workers striking. B rcight isn't moved soon tkati • something rotten in Dread THE COMMUNITY CHEST BUT MR. ROCKEFELLER known as everybody, that respon­ sibilities FOLLOW liberty. . You must let a child TRY to walk before it can walk; you must let it try to swim before It can swim. No people or individual was ever completely ready for lib­ erty’s responsibilities when liberty flrat came. This country Isn’t quite ready for liberty yet, judg­ ing by.the Teapot Dome and the little attention paid to government by the average man. MIAMI HERALD In addition to educational work for the protection of the country’s present forests, tree-lovers are taking advantage Perhaps no movement ever un-, and rihnrll'ble impplpcy*/ all ; of jj o f "Forest Protection W eek,” now being celebrated through­ dertaken in this city has so which has taken,p^jiiuch valuable ■ thoroughly attracted tho attention Itime of both the mombers o f the f out the United States, to arouse interest in the planting of of the citizen* o f Miami and ao (soliciting committees and the per- ■ more trees everywhere. k taken hold -of their imagination as |sons appealed' to. The American Forestry Association would like to have this movement to establish here Therefore, there la an Intelligent 5 the proposed Community Chest, j selfishness In promoting the Com- 5 trees set out with the idea of their being full-grown and The agoncles to carry on th o; munity Chest movement. When cs- « beautiful for the centennial of Arbor Day in 1972. And in campaign through which Com-' luuiiAncu tnhlUhMl in© i^orrirnunity rnmmnnitv L/icst |S ■ which the term uuiu*( response to the appeal many thousands of trees will be plant­ munity Cheat Ta to i be made a - will take from i!.e shoulders of S practical charity have all been or-;th e business men a large part of * ed as delegates t<J the' forest convention, forty-eight years ganizrd scientifically and we are the burden they have been called » from now. Thus mahy of today’s boys and girls, growing DR. GUTHRIE, earnest Protes­ in the hands o f the most intelli- 1upon to bear. As - matter o f fair., * old then, will be on hand at Arbor Day programs to tell the tant Episcopalian, In whose church gent and active men and women in with a budget submitted by expert ! young women go through beautiful the city. For three days, then, of financiers that will cover all cssen- ■ story of "Arbor Day in, 1924.” dances aa part of the religious week, the campaign will bo tlals in welfare work of tho c it y ig In connection with the appeal for tree-planting, too, service, tells the Christian church this pushed vigorously for the purpose and with a largo number o f giv- " comes the sensible suggestion that native trees be used -J aa it Is In danger. It has lost the o f securing all the pledges necea- c-rs added to the usual list— and ■ much as possible. “ Uinv linden, black walnut, hickory and working classes already and “ the sary to raUo the. proposed fund there will ho many more under the 5 o f about $125,000. Intensive drive that has been a maple are recommended for planting in northern states with . Not a single note o f objection planned-individuals will not be ■ the oak for all secttonB oi the country, because of its many worthy the name has been urged compelled to give at much money I varieties and its adaptability to all climates. in' opposition to the movement, an they have been under the old ■ The people seem to be o f one heart haphazard methods of collecting ■ Here in Florida we know-ike oak; but in their eagerness^ and one mind on the subject and funds for charltai>:a work. • iS for quick returns from th fff la n d s c a p jp w j^ g o ^ a iiy '.ile -: pUt U ‘ k r id liW remembered the* 5 Vqlopcrs are planting trees'And shrubs that win mature the campaign over with the snme each one o f the old drives wns as I■ quickly and die early. And outside of the real estate com­ ,eUC2?.“ ‘ b*11expensive In time and money a*! 5 market! the efforts o f Miami in urifi im thlt .Dn<t ffppMi ririv* pH panies and a few wealthy individuals, _uQ_Qne is»paying~nmclv attenttr)trfettxqc.kind u L L L r « H z I 5 ^ u a < | v . - 1 replace the wonderful forest growth which has heen so ruth­ lessly, and so ignorantly, destroyed, Florida seems to think that it still has an inexhaustible supply o f native forest. There evfcn are places in Florida where farmers will burn off an acre of virgin forest to plant an acre of peanuts, so piti­ fully uneducated are the people as to the value o f the trees. And so-far as The Herald knows there is no systematic forestry work going on in Florida. A few enthusiastic peo­ ple and a Tew organizations are looking after aome creditable special projects, but educational work in behalf of re fo re s ta ­ tion is gravely inadequate. Ing to that Republican organ. Perhaps, however, Florida will he awakened, and have millions p f tires as delegates to the centennial of 1972. IT ACCUSES various publica­ tions, Including Labor, an excel­ ,, ------------- o------------wbrklng man’s weekly, pub­ I f a man has good corn, or wood, or boards, or pigs to lent lished In Washington, of trying to sell, or can make hetter ghairs or knives, crucibles, or church control the American Government. organs, than anybody else, you will find a broad, hard-beaten Why should they not try- They road to his house, though It be in the woods. And If a man have as good right to try aa tho oil trust, the beef trust, coal trust knows the law, people will find it out, though he live in a pine and various other trusts that have Saturday being Southern Me­ morial day this bank will not be open for business. Get your change Friday. AS TO LaFoIletto and the others, they have at least made a few Americana think about their own government And that would bo a great public service, even If; LaFollctte and the others were* one hundred per cent wrong In every­ thing they advocate. TROTZKY says th« United States plana a great war. , He imagines this nation a-ratning poison gases from airplanes on starving Europe. "Only complete destruction of capitalism will make the world safe, says he. Meanwhile Russia la hurrying F £°lu!Pn. "Just ht Pasting," in •rd Herald.— Tampa Trlb- MY FAVORITE STORIES By IRVIN 3. COBB Ortco upon a time, answering a request for Information from the editor o f ‘a magazine, I risked the guess that, iti the cultural scale, the average moving 'picture prumotor ranked somewhere between Key West conch fishermen I and members o f the late Render famUy o f Kansas. But a person of wt(iv\experience than, mine In *he field o f the cinema goes further than that He remarked the otner day, In my) presence, that th* only wurctef more than one syllabi# in the.- rqcxbulary o f the typical pr^duegr wa* the ward "flflum." led that tome o f the die equally intelleclual. <hlcH served to remind r f * * y 1 hear9 eoncarnl manager of one u If is regarded there W is roan who rather shim] "What salary do you w a n t?" de­ manded the grent man. “Two hundred a week." "Two hundred wot a waak?" "Dollars." J The magnate leaped off his chair. He was accustomed to paying beau­ tiful ingenious and glorlous-IookIng leading men hundreds o f thou­ sands a year, but the thought that a mere literary guy should ere** so much money appalled him. "S a y!" he exclaimed, "Y ou ain% no wr writer. ier, You're tou'ro a bolgter. b o lr '" “ Foi\ why should I give yod 200 bonea?" ilea exist because men In the at have been willing to fight r them. Young men that would litato to fight for them now luld not be worth tha money int to educate them. But those ung men only imagine them- and payrolls A COMMUNITY BUILDER D. F. WRITNER, Cm**- i r > . V -V P H O N E -.1 n ,.* ..!,, or,, to be noted that the he ha* beon the one who has been forced to sell or go into bank­ ruptcy. while a long list of organ­ izations perfected for tho handling of hi* fruit, have been experi­ menting with his crop and his funds. Non# o f these organizations has failed: most of them show a nice Ijdy balance at the end of the shipping ee**on, because they get J TOV?Jp bag.- Why not give the holt,» growerth« a chance this year? Perfect a mar­ keting" Organisation that will iu -: penrlse the entire output of Florida i ritrua fruit and district it on an ... IT TO YOUR CHILD*®! At All Good Dealers or LAKELAND STAR-TELEGRAM the Florida grower of citrus fruits, T hf co-operative marketing sys­ tem saved the Burley tobacco ‘growers o f Kentucky front ruin; co-operative marketing saved the California grape growers from bankruptcy;, co-operative market­ ing placed the. California citrus Industry on a paying basis. But It Is to be noted thesu industries mentioned were benefitted not s i much through pooling their Inter­ est* as they were through pooling their marketing. 4 f the Florida Citrus Exchange Is able to sign up at least seventyftve per cent of the growers of the state; there stilt remains twentyfive* per cent of the growers who will market their fruit through in­ dependent companies. companies. What con­ trol will the exchange have over tha Independents ? V> hat will pre­ vent the exchange or independents for that matter, from cutting prices, shipping green fruit oi; glutting certain markets? How will the independents or the ex.things know to what points tke other organizations are going to ship? Will the exchange guar­ antee tha gravers against loss? 0 exchange get t o; 1 independents and Sit . Ice Cream Makes Muscle and Hon* So every day eat a Dish or Cone. Central Marketing Organization Co-operative marketing means marketing intelligently; It means tho distribution of the entire crop on an allotment basis, thereby avoiding the glutting of any cer­ tain section and thla can only b «! accomplished through ono central, organization. California Cltrua Exchange o ff!ctala will admit they know what the crop to be marketed amounts to before a single carload is shipped; they likewise tell you that the crop ia allotted to vartoua sections o f the country. „ W h ym A add to the LAKE ‘WALES PLAN and provide a cen­ tral marketing, organization? It would benefit the grower and like­ wise be of benefit to the shipper. The grower has been the goat ’ and Vegetables, Prompt and Personal Attention to All Shipments not only tried to control the Amer­ ican government but have thor­ oughly CONTROLLED It. occa­ sionally. . iw York Herald Tribune ildent Coalldge - la the fifty shares ot tho comi of the United States poratlon. The president ds holdings li) 1917 when .leutenant ^Governor ■ ot setts «.nd living at North- President Coolidg* h j i baseball pass and if ! make every little boy president nothing will. - ELEONORA DUSE is dead, dy­ ing at her work, dying aa every _ ¥ -----—O--------Bob Hplly ta writing an interest- olumn la uiottr fritereiting thur Brisbafia’s.—Ocala |H many a ftower ta born .unseen, and- waste its on the deaett air." DANDOBBSSA1 Duse 1* D u i ------ Ulaml?)a trying to raise $127,01)0 a community chest fund to suprt It’sftwelve welfare organlzana forvtho year. Six hundred rkers ja lie d nearly fifty thausI dollars the first day. •fc ■ Q--------tnothdfr bank robbery In Tamba •a twfcnty-four thousand dollars • taken from A. C. Clewla, chairtn of the board of directors of i Exchange National Bank, era Rtfcat be plenty o f money in "P *- , ABOUT THIS TIME OF THE Y E A R A s Brisbane Sees It H AY HAY Y E S, G O O D H A Y ; H A N D 634 HAi P L E N T Y A T T H E R IG H T P R IC E C tt O f A TO O JJ I “ Your ‘ Money Back If Y * ' * ^ Khrt.hu a OT a n hrt w W # ■1DAI 1 �I 1 THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, A P ftlf/ (ng Wednesday night and Thursday _in.. Sanfard w e n Howard . Van S a n r. ^ n«r»l MRS. W ALTER WIGHT, Society Editor. 'v>'- M a ^ n e q u r r r , lendar Phone 493-J. Mrs. L. M. Leinhart__ Gives A "Delightful Party For Daughter To celebrate the seventh birth­ day o f their little daughter, Sadie Leinhart. Mrs— L.— M. Leinhart gave A . lovely party Wednesday afternoon. The whole house was beautifully decorated with spring flowers and the.color scheme oi pink and whit* was carried out in the refreshments served. Merry games were played by the little guests In the rabbit contest in which the children were blindfolded and tried to pin a bunch of grass nearest the rabbits mouth, Joe Stewart won the prise, an Funster novelty, a large Easter egg, filled with candy. In the dining room, where the table was covered with a hand­ some lace cloth, the centerpiece being a lovely white cake orna­ mented with seven pink candles and white rabbits. Pink and white ico cream and cakes and candy served to the little ones. The fa­ vors were floral decorated Easter eggs filled with candy. ■The little guests were twentyfour in number and Sadie received rosny lovely little g ift*. Among them being two hand embroidered dresses, candy, flowsrs, a pocketbook, a silver pencil, some o f Den­ ison’s' paper doll sets atid Cray* olas, and a bv?k. Assisting Mrs. Leinhart in en­ tertaining these liitlfK ones was Mrs. John Whitney of Tampa, and Mrs. M. Mlnaiik. ck\rill entaHaIn± “ Jong Club-at R \ltt Apartments on et. Mrs. Howard fAssociation o f BusU1 hold their regthe Valdes Grill £" ■.*.' .4 :ii| Ntwman will enlicate Luncheon ferhtun will enter[b*r daughter, M n. Itsdrews will enterin Nnipe Club, at |ktr home on Celery Club will Ed. Betts , Binding of the U. ,t|d in Central Park, n il members urged In order to help with Itmorial Dayitoiday |tory Hour at the mprogram to the jient of the Woman’s ft the Studio of Mrs. o'clock. Ifondiy _»n Club will meet [Cling on Park Aveft’dock. rsndsr . 1 Pulcston win enterfit her home on Rose {clock, the‘ third of a „ ,» j • . . __. „ In ^ n ftrifw ^ dn M dB v w..™ In Sanford Wednesday wctc a par- Mrs. E- Rus and Gibson. 1- ;■ Miss Elizabeth Ponsonby, daugh­ ter of Arthur Ponaonby, the under­ secretary of state for foreign af­ fairs in the British Labor cabinet, ia a mannequin in a fashionable Wight entertained London establishment. She was members ‘ of her snappel ^displaying an exclusive he Fortnightly club, coat patterns. [ire new bungalow on Itly Club Are V Mrs. W ight were arranged for Mrs. Bennett Hostess Iher living room wai Booklover’s Club |decorated with num- To i of ipring flowers. ore prize, n lovely The Book Lover's Club was en­ {tel pads and tsilica,- tertained at 4 o’clock at the home |Mn. Thrasher, of.M rs. J. C. Bennett on Wednes­ i esnsuting of N ull day af)crnoon. i thecte rolls and1Ice T h e 'co lo rs yellow and white «Mhe<Hu«ds. Tho* i used in Aha Louse decorations, Wight’s hosoitallfv WheTf where there ywas u a profusion of profusv ink Miller, Mv&r.Wr roses. tr». L P. McCuller. w jJ S S , hruher. Mr'.-Kqrerter.-H B; I* w r W T s 7 oventp. ittei and Mrs. lldh>y A social hour was very much enjoyed at which time frozen salad, nut bread, saltlnes, stuffed KELL PARTY, sbeth Hoolehan>«nd .date*, and. Ice tea were served, fol­ Ijr delightfully cpter- lowed by a sweet course consist­ ridsy evening .a t toe ing of fresh gelatine, with whip­ Uttar at a farevrali ped ,cream and cherries, ami sliver [ zmi Mrs. C. M.-Bzid- ivhite cake with yellow icing. Those present were Mrs. Henry t the later part of the home in Michigan, McLaulin, Mrs. Pace, Mrs. A. E. i rooms were open- HiU, Mrs. Morse, Mrs.. Harry snd decorated with Ward, Mrs- Stella' Arrington, Mrs. bouganvillea and Hagan, Mrs. Holly, Mrs. Bennett, {rtiums, carrying'out Mrs. Fred Williams, and Miss An­ *me of purple and nie Hawkins. •, r tknow o o l that S ^ The" seems '" " - "!"l.k 'Shopping In Sanford Wednesday to beCmak- Francis Mnnler uf Hot Springs were 0. G. Ifough and Mrs. W. A. ing alight improvements. His con- [ National Park. Arksnsao. Mfr____ B r u n o o f Orla ndo, - K » r - B u m * ditian TA reported as being quite 1Venter Has the famous I.nmar will return to .Sanford next week as could be expected and . b ,th*. L- B. Whitfield, Sr., is the to make this her home. Dr* as good ____ |. , ,owner.r f the Alnga syrup fnctory. Bruno hss already located here. 1 his recovery is practically assured., A„ nf thp narty £rp ()f n „ . . . Whitfield, Sr., on his- ynrht. "Miss Mrs. Howard Smith, who has , Ah-ra." - They will be in Ssnford A visitor this week of Mrs. Philip Andrews is her rister, Mrs.. been viriting Mrs McCall 1forKthe ! T 'rral ,hy* nft', nre divldln* their Joseph F. Bellinger of Jackson-; and Mrs. B. D. aEv-Af hi rn hu ,,ri<? 0,1 ,b ° y3c*lt »tld ttt the Vlllby Idex ville. Mrs. BellingcM s the guest* past wtrk will he poined here Hotel o f her sister while Mr. Andrews Mr. Smith, Thursday, and she and is away on n business trip. , Mr.*Smith will motor to Orlando • ■ ’" i where Mr. Smith goes to attend ATTENTION The guests o f Mr. and Mrs. E-. the bankers convention. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS D. Chittenden for a few days arc Tam Fetter of Louisville, Ky., Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lusk of Roan­ Would like tocommunicnte oke, Va. Mr. Lusk was tho prin­ but Who bn* been In Sanford dur- with every Pythinn in Snncipal of the high school in Union, Infi^tho xrihtcr months ns manager N. Y „ where the Chittenden boys o&-the pre-cooling plant of the .Iford. Address W. P. WingFlorida Vegetable Corportion left ier, Mt. Dorn, Fin. all attended high school. PIPE ORGAN CLUB A T MRS. H ARRIS’ |congregation o f the hurth are invited to . si reception o f the [Church at 8 o'clock. sr of amusing [ played which caused nt among the young superintendent of tho Record Com­ pany and Earl D, Blue, secretary of the Record Company, ..o f St. Augustine. * *•* V l T l a t*ar ” Wednesday for Chicago, which la' Widcman Caldwell will motor to ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I OHIO ~M frrX L I T /nnKF.lt , Going to Asheville. N. C., for an to be hU home J oe a. Little-while. Dada City Thursday., where he ,,K will Wl“ indefnltu period *ix W» L.1 Ifarrry. i * ' — . . V l b l V j, Mr^ CaWwell, and whore they The friends of Mr. Fetter, who are Ray S. BaH, H tr ^ oi w ill attend the high school gradu­ many, are sorry to looso him him ,victim of\ ‘ 6hgM r' ^ 3 ‘ ation exercises. from their midst. Mr. Fetter will he and his si*tr.r • -*u m iW .^® . . “ ipCTufT _ «. ,_ . ■“ * pthem,* but- fouy-^j. o-u-pHr. and Mrs. Darley Leach loft visit his home In Louisville the through the in' s of FOLEYS Thursduy for their home in De first part of the summer and the EY AND T / trolt after spending the winter'remainder of the summer months p u r .-o r ic / here. mr. Mr. mand Mrs. Leach haw he expects to spend touring ia Euu ran. ’ vrrltea: “ [./ hav. have found. ■ *v^ bc.ccn *P*ndi" * the winter In rope, seeing the sights in foreign ,s,|rford for the paat_alftvau-yaaia,.Lunls. for comrha J an.d. »My*Water h * d 'i tfTefd* j Mr. and Mrs. U B. Whitefleld, J . f / - ** WOgh-.a-Ijraar ago and - Mr. McKinnon, .h o Sr., Mr. and Mrs Edwin Dalphone, Whcn relief' in FOLEY’S • has been desperately ill in a hos- JJr- and Mrs. Frank Litchfield and 1*9? ? ‘ Y'A N n TAR COMPOUND* ‘ J The Pipe Organ Club met Tues day at 8:d0 o'clock with Mrs. Mar­ garet Harris ort W a it'P in t Street. The looms w ert'l,tflrijWy*! with snapdragons and cut flow dn! An enthusiastic meeting was enjoyed by nil present. The bazaar chalrmnn, Mrs. Moore, gave ..a most satisfactory report o f the Easter bazaar and cooked food sale. Plans were .made for the May Day Festival to bo held May 5 at Mrs. J. L. Miller's on West hirst Street. A most substantial check was re­ ceived for the sale Of Sanford home-made mayonnaise. At the conclusion o f the business meeting the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Philips, Mrs. McAllister, and Mrs. Gardiner, served a delicious salad course. The next meeting will be with Miss Jeannette Laihg on Pork Avenue. Those present were Mrs. Lelman, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. McAllister, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Rryan^Mr*. Estrldge, Mrs. Hornmeric ■3 M i* F lU * rrM n » Ulllerv Mrs P ir« U* ««•>• Philips, MreJS Nero Soh’/eieryw lftri^ ! * W IN C H E S_______ r 5fMKlO*i Y b a s e b a l l g o o d s — met t, Ball Hardware Co. fir PHONE 8 ) A Fine C o iu fy -1Oe Ettryuhcr* • « ' 1 •; r f ■ / '* **If lh« resit ml Hletebtlmewi-.eelfl Nerti IntervUrwed. “J turned theeitf bftstiMtfwr cut »hort «njr eupplr of Oh Henry Try Oh Henry I •net—rrotf^l e«rtte with Hero. \ % * * •*• * i v in > i« (ji(w .4 h - » ry * ■. . / I J . a r l l M d ■ a m x iM ^ p M u m u ! .7 ,, * L b A K I f t ' 4 A ***•' IS OOdown bring* faPtucy,, r . b . l l t t typewriter, a ujr ■ ■ ^ ■ ^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ D a »n iK K R a x a iia x K a = ia i£ z a x n 'ir = c x c c a a s a im n n /R ia a a a R 3 x a K a B a a aaiHaM:xa Bi a a a a a a i a a a z a ia n a x r a a a a u r a a a a a a r -. E . J. S m i t h C o . DISTRIBUTORS V• Jacksonville, (Florida. - - » ■nnlc*. Uood • n* , new. Ank to one. * j ir. a. p a v o at > I’ .nplr* n*na ■iaft rv; Pfcoee SIS [ ' ’ ■ T V • ■« i t *.«r ^ Knitted Dream Everfaat Dresset , K. , iV BporU^tiVeased of Glo«— knitted Ja Jhe well apprdved' , one plesa atyle-r-wtfn,*jfiavy ; and tan,'.The navy forma tho background and the tan-the . small stripe. A small’collar and an oped V, neck-rf’fttyat wearablg frock forthesOorta womaifr-foK ita appearance and its Service, a.1. ’ » $5 * Everfast linenea and poplins of the Queen Make brand-— . with, thfi co^t .styles which are so much liked for house "V and ihornlng wear. Colors (all with the guoranteo that they-stay!) o f rose, brown, green and orchid. Many . with hand done work—s!zedi *16 to 42. Floor 2 W ► yj, , . — UKtVMI-(Hit lb " Personals Spending tho day each, Wednesday, dnesday, were Mr. and A. Zachary. Shopping In Sanford Wednesday Jj were Mrs. Donald Gardiner and " Miss Dalmah Gardiner o f Tavares. Mrs. Walter Morgan Is on a visit of a week or ten days to her mother, Mrs. Metlingcr of Jack­ sonville. Geneva Visiting Mr. and.'M t*) MbCail. and Mr. and MrmtritudP' Fox a r c Mrs Grant arrived home last Mr,l land Mrs. \Le<5 Connelly o f h«(ir refreshments Saturday from Jacksonville. Orlando. Mr. Connelly is Mrs. [ iirawberry ice cream Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phillips BlcCall’s and M n . Fox’s brother. » Wfved by Misses took dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Har­ Daney, assisted by ry Lewis’ Sunday. Mrs. A. C. Collins o l Winter WlftlTf* »’ •* - m Mrs. H. IT. Pattishali is spending Garden and Mrs. R. 1* Betts and y, guests were prav a few days this week in Jackson­ daughter. Eunice, of Winter Park, M»tng wished Mr. and were visiting Mr. and M n- C. A. 1* »*fe trip home arid ville. . Betts Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Kilbee at­ pm to .Sanford, their tended church in Chuluota Sun­ Going to Orlando on business day. #s, Wrdnesdsv was Mr'. W. C. Ginn. CUB SOCIAL Commencement exercises will be W. K. Brokaw and party of Or* ‘C meeting of the so- held at the town hall Thursday lanrlon spent Wednesday evening 5 .^ Woman’s evening at 8 o’clock. In Sanford on a pleasure trip. ■ ™ Tvfesday afternoon Mrs. A' E. Mathews and chil­ « 3 o’clock with dren of Quay, are. spending this The Parent-Teachers’ Associa­ , .ms as hostess. week with Mrs. W. H. Rivers and tion o f the South Sido Primary 1*>ght tables of play- family. School will hold a May Fastivat P nM, a framed motto, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall o f Orlan­ at the Fifth Street park at K ■ awarded t o ’ Mra- do will be here for some time. Mr. o’clock. May 1. Th» card Ubies Marshall Is acting as foreman in wUh.pretty cover* rfdhnectlon with the building of the Mrs. 0 . T. Lockwood has return­ / r * ln‘ cheesa and Geneva Community club house. ed to her home in Jacksonville a f­ Mt . .and Mrs. Chas. Douglass ter a visit of a davv here to * i,h ■" l;' d and family were In Orlando Sun- her daughter, Mrs. Philip .And"g.Miss William* drewsHolly, Mrs.* “ ftr. and Mrs. J. M Uttle and and Mrs. family and. Mr. Moody of New Motorln" to N"w Sm*"nn Th*” ,s-. Smyrna spent last Sunday with d’ y w*r*» Mrs. W. H- Wight, M n. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Prevatt. W. A. Fitt«. Mrsy Claud Howard, Mr. and Mrs; Troy Proctor spent and M n . E. Gowdy. M n. GowEaster •Sunday in Sanford with dv is treturni"g to New Smyrna after a visit of two week* v-ith her relatives. Mr. anil Mrs. P. T. Wakefield Krand^Jaiiehte-. M « . W l*ht She spent Wednesday in Tampa on wilt be with Miss Maud Nan** un♦’t her departure for the north in made it poi- business. Miss Alice Giegcr of Orlando, June. ifJ*<luir» « home of |?tt-the realisation and Mrs- Harry Giegcr and chil­ dren of Titusvlllo, aro spending a few days with Mrs. George. : COUNTY NURSE .aHHrm!d Wan» Ads G,-****r. SCHEDULE Mr. and Mrs. William Kilboe , home own- snent Sunday in Daytona with Z i I. P°Iht to op- Hr, and Mrs. Roy Tlllis and fami-} County nune’s schedule for "Hying, *euly* ’ 1 week beginning April 88: "Png. Mrs. A . A. Moran and daughter, Mopday, April 88. Sanford If t 1. th“ Herald Helen, and Mrs. V. T. Peters, call*| High School. ( to Qff*r In aid- ed on Mrs. J. M. PrevAt Monday. Tuesday. Anril 29, Monthly Mr- and Mrs. P, T . ’ Wakefield school visit. South Side Pri­ fer your ' T * home „come were transacting business in San- mary, Sanford. for Monday. I Wednesday, April 10. Monthly In tone school, 'visit. South Sid* Pri­ w*»tA mea: the ^ftembon in S*n- mary, Sanford. tday ware Mr. and Mrs. Thursday, May 1, Home visits. ‘ v L fettn sr o f Osceola. Banffrd.' Friday, May 2, Monthly school Trimmed^Voilef * « i p i m m m t M In' fthltH, In pastel aKadea-d lace trimmed voilea fo r sum« met; afternoons at bridge, fo r motor and street wear! Dainty bits o f Irish and filet lace adorn-them at cu ff and at .collar, and exquisite hand work abounds In these new frocks. There’s one here fop jro q ^ g e e jtl vri % : It’s Summer N ow ! \ A n d Thoughts Come to / il. Seasonal A p p a re l / > ki how the pleasant task o f selecting clothes for the’ A ND summer season 1 Easter just passed and &..series o f * ;;; - ;m nm . ,r *n . New. tub frocks in linens . snd * v o l i e s for summer weaving—tubbable for days that demand . frequent .• changes! With hand work ’ nt/ neck and wrist—in light shades, with ’checks, -with * stripes, EVERY kind of de­ sign for misses snd matrons1'* in these dresses. Sized from • 16 to 42, at $12.60. ' }*m j ... . - ^ , . ..v.. . Floor 2 * v Wt New Tubbablea « I,rind UMtal 1Has Little Weight, arid No Sleeves ' ilfi One simply must have a new sleeveless sweater for use this summer— and she who chooses now becomes smart the soon­ er! Shown here now is a complete collection o f finer sleeve­ less sweaters— o f light weight wool, o f Glos and o f novelty knitted silk. Three and four button sweaters (you’ll love the new buttons they, boast)—some o f them bound in braid 'of contrasting color—and some finished plain. In colors o f nasturtium, Chlng blue, buff shades, Chinese reds, w h ite r every color—and in your size! A selection from $3.60 to $10 fo include the pfice you wish to pay! i Georgette-Chiffan'i > / at $45 and More f For the nicer affairs o f aupi- " mer—Georgette crepes and chiffon! With delicate ahades o f blue, red an'd pink — the severe plainness of .the : frock enlivened a by the ar-* ^ tlstic bits o f pleating to Uie ■lip, and the clever_touchea hea ’ JR# •t tiie waist. There’s a fihpfl Inc here' here that will Will entrant entranc ^ - . ^ " . . ^F loop 8 ^ * - y r* • •it j 1 1 r Glos S S ; / * F_!#« 8 V * —T • ' y fir*— ^ A ■ J. 'I t l '. 'J a M Hbkl I 'W I «tl Jtl.tS'ltl i* ilwJ .■ v ngwyai j a • ' . -J, f■v '- i fSAft. i*l iii ..> * y - 1 * sit-mr # K* • Believing .that the term "artificial silk” and like cognomens applied to novelty materials was misleading the National -r a,member, . Dry Goods Asaoclation, o f which, thlsj to such fabrics. . passed a resolution giving the name In the future-MGloa’’ will be used in.1 irtising where ------former' I ■ . Dresses of printed crepe dn chine for Summer wear! H a n d s o m e l y , attractive, . frocks emphasizing.the,pres- . m ent mode of slender lines, *nd( boyishly youthful. Col­ ors of pastel, shades, navy*, and the quite smart black. A ... comprehensive ishowingmfag everyone! Sizes 19 to 42. FLOOR 2 n \ ..V', Printed Crepes $29.50 ’A Sewk/ Coin'd, Word A to [♦ifliii -Irij . brilliant entertainments coming fo r the early summer months— and styles showing such complete artistry that choosing the summer wardrobe Is as delightful a stthe occa­ sions where the garments wl)i be worn! The Mid-Summer ■ Exposition Is in glad swing— join with DIckson-Ives in pre­ paring fo r amrimir now l ^ > j‘ The Sweater for Summer ^ fo u l tl.1 -TS V •*• • - •i v,» ■ �*■ V. ttim ,sr* TIItySANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1924. —-- 77 -~~ r .. . FOR f f ti, . l . known politician3 were patrons. HR1TIS “ Now, thcy*d all gone," mused „ <*>r Tt, u Harry Tomlinson, fts veteran-pro­ .B om bay , a* prietor, “The boys send down for I-aren, English, coffee instead o f beer. They eat ham hnd eggs instead o f corned world flight lr beef and rabbage. All the old ones B*shire on ihe have grown up nnd their children have moved away." Miami.—Contr 000.0<JO for Lake Worth.— Sixty . thousand, municipal b3]- r_ ihdial^'being-wnt~ foe'■bmnmvcnicnt and reconstruction of .Florida Fort Myers-. Hotel on Iuike Avenue. 483,000 school bn] p y CONDO 'J ^ r o r r n G - g V C ^ G T T , i ' » a £ O T MX R^jDiO Ou t f i t iN S ^ A U -e -p m o w * c a n ' t yoo C o n e o v e r | _ 3 O M 0 <EV<SNIM<S A W O ASTSN HOW THEY PLAYED THE GAME IN 5 Record 3 «m t' 1.; nZr RYBIHYDSW SON J O i , . EVERT TRUE The World o f Sport Is ^4 1 Flonda'Sfate Ymerican League - League ■h i u h i i u , NEW YORK, Apt. 21.—The Ynung Wallace and Hen Brewer New York Yankee.* opened C e ’ WiU Meet In Headline Attract* TAM.?A, Apr. 2d.— Behind th American League season on their! tion of the Bill Wtth Hugnn airtight'' pitrltlhg ‘ M Valdez the t s Rr# 45 UfUBl#d l o r n ^ n d ntf»ni*v in . i »j— and Terry in the SemiSmokers too!; nr vsteellr nt contest heme grounds Wednesday with an „ KRlIfffnctafy rftsulU Rr^. n ot o b t a i n s , Th** Vm Final. ____i from-th^-SoiRto-t-s-sHt.-Valdez wits 1rnsy vieiory Irom Boston.-It) to 4. S r u m r e n t i i u v i i n a x u K iu\n% , ■ slmuiit Invnrlahly » l o p n ih * l i m t ) n c y nf never wo »bly it the ‘ east and aK , pnnn0ck had no difficulty in holding i ■ nnd th e thlrrt «loS* u s a a llg -a t o p e th e s^ver.-si 25 A sparkling boxing card- has lmved bu five scattered hits. G o o d * . „ , „ .__ , , ■ Cold insist lie rlasmcd aa a sarleun dleen ir , M r ,t v i ! *j0X m f heck. The Cham,t been arranged for Sanford under fielding was n so in evidence h y j ^ e ■ i f y e a r -m u aelea-ara s o r e or you tu vr ,h , JL iMiini jaiqj, ’ auiasi qjr.q pitim mode 15 hits for 51 bases, ■ with a dull h eada ch e, |(*» a ad re xigri that tmi s .S l the auspices o f the local National ■pjiqt J llcm't w ait f o r r n e n m o n l n t o develop, hot huv"* sSl •and wnccvat ’UimP runners wore ! Rtdh leading with a nomer, double ..Guard organisation for Friday cut oil by the Satikcr;’. . But one tend single. A military detachment ■ J0NK8 fclVKU AND JttpNEY TONIC loday •JsTS night, May 2, according to an an­ from Governor's island rolled in error was made. ■ For sa fa ? f o r M i p IO\ T 8 U C,,*n'"1 a‘ ® ' nouncement by Billy Dawson, f!ie leg baseball which was started J Score by inning v matchmaker for Col. Geo. \V. St. J’ete 1 'On its way in Chicago several . ..OOu .WOOOO—0 i i v x e a a » 0 U 3 W H M * & ANDERS r u it. ' Knight and Maj.'-’R. E. Stovens, Tampa ih weeks niro, Th* Yankees raised! 000 lOfl (Mix— I *2 vwho are in charge of the promotion *V American I.^ngm p-mnnnt sod , id iiiM n n n m H in in m iiiB u m , o f the bouts. Young Wallace, of ID YTONA. Apr. 21.—Cooper CrmSuissioner I-andia. presented] - I. ----------- — .. _N%wr Orleans, and Ben Brewer, was in splendid turpi, hir- trtim-jeach of the Now York world nham-1 * champion o f South America and mates supplemented his good work pion-- diamond Mudilcd watches, ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ in , ,.^nnOi+ recently o f Tampa, will «>n* with the stick and the IslanderScore by innings: . gagn In tht headline argument of broke a lung losing .jjtreak: Wed r v L -r z *. \J : 020 100 001— I I) 2 10 rounds, while Battling Myers, of nrwlny afternoon by defeating Ilrn- Burton New York 212 13001X— 15 15 ,rf. Bostan, and Mlckie Dugan, of dvntcwn to 2. ta* <\to T M ^ K i K S ----, .Bridgeport, will mix matters in un Score by innings: That*s the Success Rule T H e C M A njC C SS A R E . •‘ eight round semi-final mill. F'hihdrtnh'n 5: Washington I. Braden town 1)01 0.0 000—2 M I IT s o v n o ' s a s S o o n *' r v Wallace nnd Brewer are both wcl- LDaytona . 1 ' PHILADELPHIA. Apr. 24— i > V n i 1 - * -t 200 020 20.x—t! 11 2 .»iij ’ tarwelgftts and screditrd with a a s Vr <*pokr s ’ll The Philadelphia Americans opened •A Thpre Is Coming A Time ] m , , long. li*t\of pulverized victims. J.AKKI.AND. Apr. 21.— 1 “ Rod" their home season Wednesday with ■ft . .Wallace has a decision over Jimmy a six to lour victory over Wash­ I.ei rn ami “ Sugar*' Nwoetland tied When your Earning Capacity is much lea| Nt. .'Finley toliis crediL and that alone up ,n a htrtdera' duehherc Wednes­ ington. The gnrtife was ,t pitchers’ .* stamps hfifi as being among the ITeaent time— N^-v is the time to save—wb Merberry weakened and the locals day afternoon and I-nkelnnd took > ., leaders in this, division ns Ifin ley scored all 'sig of their runs. A able. 1 “ r **' . hns proven himself to be one of the the deciding game o) the series 2 home run by Hauser with Strand i ® to 0. It was one 0t; the prettiest .,.,,t.ou gl ---------------ghost nnd cleverest You will be aurprised to see how fast yo, welterr,n first was the feature. -.Mi.lffwht* tojsver appear in n <Flor- gapicti played on the I.nkckind dia­ Accoant will ffrow with rogular Systematic) Score by innings: mond tills scar on. Clarence II. DeMnr who looms ida ring. The New Orleans ho y la Washington .000 000 015— t 0 5 as an important Olympic gam es: Score by innings: the SeprtinQie County Bank. lightning fa s t ' and possessess a llOetiOOOx— 2 6 2 1Philadelphia 000 000 6')x—0 11 0 figure ns the result o f the showing ! malti»mu!e pow«*r kick In either Lakeland . Orlando 000 000 000— 0 5 o.i ------ COME IN A fip TALK IT OVER WITH^ made at the Boston Marathon ‘ mitt. f'levrland fi; Del roil 5. when he hroke bolh Olympic nnd ! This Brewer pftftlon is another I CLEVELAND, Apr. IM.-Clevo- American games records for a 211MAKE THIS YOUR BANK •ocker, according to the records, land defeated Detroit six to five mile 385-ynrd run, Southern I^eagtie ; * J .Upon his return from the land of Iin a thrilling 10 inning game I.uis Firpo niyi the Amazon River PLACE. WHERE ROOSEVELT Iis to pnyy along with other land­ opening the American League sea■ ATE.BplLEIl DINNERS TO CJO 1 r&{ BIKMINCHAM Afir. 2 I A r(in here ^ n i, noiIllJ. The JIlB Indiain j marks of the Grand Street neigh­ Ben topped over Mickey Shannon run Wednesday. in fine round and Tommy Farrell home run by Dandel in the third Punched four hit:, after two were borhood. ; ............... .... .inning with one mnn on the Imst out in Ihe ninth, tying the sciire. In four* rounds. ... Both of these (B y Tha Associated Press.) When the old ferries steamed scrappers nro above the average j <nabb. d the Barons u> defeat Mo Detroit took the lead again in the NEW YORK, Apr. 2-l.— The (between Manhattan and Brooklyn, Strength Service and Browvr’s feat is noteworthy, j bile 3 U> l here Wednesday. tenth on a double: by B'gney ■ nnd ■■— , tlt ~ gx ,-i -Ikrh Chair” restaurant which for 1nnd when the <!ar barns which' f' ,.t ' » ■ , . T 't',-* Score by inning*: Aa a result, the headline fray on Bassier’ii single, (Clave |md win- A r p N f l W I A l T t r t l f t l O l w v » century-hns reposed in a ! housed the .ancient horse cars were .100 000000— 1 *1 I ning Friday week should be n whirlwind Mobile v, - 1 1 D TV sleepy 'comer o f lowvr Manhattan. on singles to1Stephenson nnd __________ , •nearby,' . . t) th*o restaurant with ita 5 4 per cent Interest Paid on Sayjj Birmingham 1)12 000 00x—3 12 1 Burns and Speaker’s doubles. _affn ir from start to finish. nnd where Theodore Roosfevelt used |solid mahPgnny tables flourished, Bntteres: McBride and DevourFinal preparations Imre bren to enjoy conn'd .beef and cabbage, |Besides Remove It many widely Battling Myers nnd Mlckie DuScore by innings • made for llvi big State InterschuIJi'lrolt OOt 002 001 1—5 12 ai ’ V Pu.-3 i j u i s giin lire featherweights .and .speedi- mer; Bates uml Robertson. lastic Aquatis .Meet achedujed for nevelnnd l 601)0() 102 2—fi 13 little boxers. Myers ipfcdo a big Atlanta I; New Orleans 1. Snturday, April 20, Lake Virginia, an bit, here in his lake >''Ariip lind ATLANTA, Apr. 24— The Rollins College. 1 gained many friends who will be St. Louis <J; Chicago 5. CraeJuTK seurell two in the first, J -)». J.WJtinp for him to sock Dugan one in the serin’d and one in the ST. LOUIS, Apr. 21.—'The Twenty schools have qualified!' Browns broke their losing streak according to eligibility rule.* o f tne fc O iH't° dreamland. But Dugan has . other ideas about tbii mutter and eighth and held The Pelicans to ] Wednesday by winning from the State High School Athletic Asso­ one run, thereby'‘ taking -the third i will put up n determined opposlChicago White Box nine to five, in ciation. Eighteen imys’ teams and ] ■| tion. Both boys have impressive game of the serie* from New Orle­ their first home game of the aca- twelve girls’ tcann will compete I reconlsgiml wlll.pnt up n l,ig light. ans, who had copped the first two son. Approximately 15,000 saw for championship honors. Teams A six nml a four rnunij prelim- games this .week.- Karr, pitching the game. The Browns hit Lyons and enthusiasts are arriving daily. for Atlanta, alloMtd only five hits freely. * -nhflttt arp now being arranged The lajte shore is crowded with nnd struck out six men.• Score by innings: people and contestants' who nr.! , who, W f * that Score by innings:, Chicago .....000 050 000—5 12 '1 making preparations for the big tne curd will be the most at trueNew Orleans 100 000 000— 1 5 2 1 3i, tlvo fever presented in this* seclIon Atlanta . . 210 00O0tx—4 !) 3 St. Louis 002021 22x—'J 10 0 ,t vent. Aibnirets o f Pete DcsjnrI .P .sifith« state. *«»_.• * I tlines a re'delighted to learrt that he Batt?ite«r Hollinjtaworth anil I will ilive in Ihe meet this year. Howie; Karr nnd, Haworth. 1Dosjartlii'cs has made many friend ' ! * Won^t Cook Breakfast National League in central Florida and high honors Little Rock 9: O will be contested for by this young Throat Is Cut CHATTANOOGA, Apr. 2 l.-J .it , >— H' ll' UMO ~H HIT , I .iJir.TT BOSTON, Apr.) 24— Singkrr by RocI'TUIT'IAIQI jO atta n iL ga • T errors and, mJo w field^nj; Wednes­ O'Neil), Stryker and Bancroft in i CHICAGO, ApV. 2X— Jd mc< day and won the deeming game o f the last half of the 15th, with none Winter. Park, Orlando, Winter r nM I lift Petrucd, align Jtttpca Dciojr, who Jthe, se r H b l/ 9.Vl U r.Moore. Little' out, scoreil scored^ the itg -tun*, ^uo^vwhiyh . which jtaY ! lust night confessed k f - W n T O K ' l * ^ ’^ !Li-i * yep towns, KPsIift^S'nHfiardp^is^linmee m ;^n>w t o fw® vrtn'dve M L ,his . ......... rnt, police separating ; Philadelphia in the oponing-gume and other nearby cities, are plan­ wife's thmat^heenu.v«**'S*IrrJ TY*f n^iT a fist fight, \ fused to get up and cook breakfast, them, Both v/ere sent oul o f the nf a National League season here. ning to turn out strong for the con­ Control o f distribution simplv means that relation to supply which leaned out of a third Htory window park. Stryker pitched the last seven in­ test Saturday nnd a record-break- j * He detective bureau and killed nings, and held th- visitors to two ing crowd is predicte^. Score by innings; properly co-ordinates it with demand. himself Wednesday. Htf was being Little Rock singles and no runs, and made tvo 103 UK) 100—9 12 Hundreds nf sport lovers are of l questioned by detectives nnd ac­ ChnttanooL'a .301 000 000— I I) hits. StrengelV triple and Pad- the opinion that the keenest com -j cording to them had admitted cut-' Batteries: McCall. Cash, Roberts gett’s. infield single tied it for Bos- petition ever seen on a swiipming .. > Control o f distribution serves producers as a means whereby they •ting, the throat of his wife und and La pan; Morris, Yowel! and ton in Ihe niruh., Couch pitchiqj course in tliis section of the coun­ ?an assure the stabilization o f market conditions. rinjf the body under a brush Nunn maker.: the full game for Philadelphia. try will be staged on the official *.*.* Philu... <100200 000 000 00O—2 9 2 course at Rollins College. Boston 100 000 010 000 001—3 12 0 Na‘ hvilfe 9‘, Memphis 8. Henry Kart, referee ot the meel, Control o f distribution is absolutely necessary in the marketing ------ BAIN QUENCHES FIRES. NASHVILLE. Apr. 24— Nashhas notified .hi* officials to ruport Iville*staged a rally in the seventh Chicago 12; St. Louis 1. of perishables, which cannot be stored for a higher price period but not lator than V a ,m. Saturday I Hr T h e A,*,M'lnlr,l I 'r m a l rillC A G O . Apr. 24.—Chicago when /-hey will rccelvu final inwhicb nettyd thy \ol* six runs and "THIAMA, An r; 23.— Early reports the kitals look the last game of inaugurated the National League ..t met Km* n\id necessary eipiipment * must be sold when ready fo r consumption. Wednesday indicated the heavy the s<Yir* frfuu the Chicks 9 to 8. acuson here Wednesday by defeat­ for their many iluties. Mr. Kart rains Tuesday and • last night Griffith hit a home run in the sixth ing St,*. i*"Uis 12 to I. 3'he Cubs has a wonderful team in this group, Control o f distribution in the perishable field does not mean a mo: the same 1were liVlf htittlfig mood, dnvlnfc out agd a successful ime*. is assured 1 tttienchcd the fires raging for mnny Lnbmirfcnux trlplwl in th days In the section o f the Ever- inning with, tho ba.se.3 full, Wade fivo doubles and a brace of homers wkh tliis corps of Interested sports nopoly—when priees^f any fruit or vegetable become too high the SCI t . glades’ immediately west o f Ml- hit a pair of home runs. in their collection of hits. ” Ilig whi tuke part in thi* way in thu buying public protects itself by turning quickly to some other fruit or , nml. Spring ruins are expected JolT” Pfeiffer was unable to with­ interest o f Florida high school Score by inningsr » - • -tornd the dnnger of further Evor- Memphis 300 002 2 1 0 -8 II 2 stand the attack und retired after boyn and girls. vegetable. Jtladca fires during tha^.prescmt Nhshvllle' “M03 OOOTOx—9 11 2 the second inning, i Season. Score . b f l / m Q . * • - Hattcriu*: .Warmoth. Fowlkes. (!lewiston.— Js'eitr Everglades Rogers utylL Ynryan; Fnijay, Enz- St. t.nuis } * 000 UOO 001— 1 5 1 drainage Vrirjcet to ba.carried out Control o f distribution does not take the place o f proper effort to I FOR WORKING PEOPLE Chicago 410 001 03x—12 13 2 in this city and Rita Is)nml. mnn and lait'key. increase consumer demand for any product— it simply establishes 'The best of'w orkers get oOt of sorts when the liver fails to act. conditions which permit efficient use of modern advertising and mer­ v tftcy f«ellanguid, half-nick..“ blue” m o m 'F - p o p BY --------- TAlYI.OR t {ind discouraged und think they are chandising methods. * ’ getting lazy. ” Neglect’ of these symptom* might result in u 'sick v o u tf WAR3LS TDO. Control o f distribution is equally as much in the interest o f dealers *pclj,' therefore the nensihre course POP IF NOU( SAW ( b* -to take a dose of two of Her, and of consumers as it is beneficial to producers-^it enaoles the trade WHAT’S yW AbORNiNS O'jp OFFIi I cel to purify the system and jm,NSW to be supplied sanely and assures th e public o f dependable quality at W E LL-W H A T 5 1 — atpre the vim nnd ambition *oT A ll this w a r b l e fair prices. ‘"'Ttealth. Price 60c. Sdid by all v— t abou ,t r • — druggists. 3; FOR Mi n J 0b SlinnM e County Final Preparations For A qu atic. Meet — _ H o w C ontrol o f Distribution Stabilizes M a rk et Conditions and W h y So Vitally N ecessary I, M a £ W M 'ik Control o f distribution is essential to the profitable marketing of Florida grapefruit and oranges—lack of it is th e^ rbat first cause of the deplorable demoralization o f prices that reached jsuch serious pro­ portions in the current season.. * AN i d e a l |,D<* •“**- j * Control o f distribution in the cKrus crop can be best accomplished °y giving the F brid a Citrus Exchange at least 60 per cent o f the fruit —•with control o f distribution, the growers themselves may so manage the institution as to make it function with full efficiency. ' apiitu’ Afenjlj * it poasiMu lo acquire a home of their own — the realiza— tion o f an Itlckl. s «'* »'»• * * Tfie ‘ T^-rald Avjant Ada have a deal to do with bringing tjbppf. home owner­ ship, roe they .point •lit* to opportunities in buylnif, selirng,- ex­ changing. i f c f e 'w S : : . h ib to offer in aiding you in having your dreums for a hpme come true. &* t«* 4•jr Keeping In touch with -the Want* means keeping in tvilrbnftiUh realty opportunities. • ,. *•» m * <n, y j a f f l s W n,,n ; p ls n " b a . " d ? vel ' ° n i ,“ |" 1ih|» « » i - » lY ftii l SP05E 'T 5 A DESK WITH A Foldin ’ pool. NO SJPtE! THE Boss HIRED A NEW S te n o g t o d a y a oh papps but SHe*S S w el l ?. *- 1 day” on May lit. •‘ #t*y ^ . ' ^ table attachm ent! y^ry- w in c o o c m . w in . a " , i u ™ « ik o u p w rite for them lo ! « « next adv.rliMmeni lor additional partlculara o r I TH" NEXT THlNO SOU KNOW SHE'LL BE GETTIN’ A RAlSC IN RAY FOR. GETTIN’ NOW •,u rr»v,c k OFFICE ROMEOS TO S WORK Or ON TlMEU . I 4* * > ’ »* > ' i * *, • J LAKE WALES, FLORIDA Ml 'Mi ' I)r'HVkrnmlnrC P ? zin i,..'......... Chairman Li. H. Kramer, President Board o f Trade, take Wales \ i* Cr l o ■*?,• M' ,4m . “ iW H J' ’ rt l i i i t o 'w 'M d Board of T:ade, I,ake Wales VS^rSS5rm“" ........................................................... Secretary Just turn to the Want Ada now and ',9%r X £ W 'K « S 8 & there M d, perhaps, tho very onfe you are looking for will catch your ey», 148 ' . ; " J ? ' * 'I Z ™ , ’ ■ 1' . * T ' 1 -■-a.-. - ,, ^ ■: W**4- •"**.#w,*", -■ r v '*( * • • I * ! w ..J. fL' ’ ' ' �I ; • "" ■ % X * 6 * THE SANFORD HERALD, T lh jh ^ d X V , APRIL 24, 1924. * -T * ■ . •t t ---------- t P A G * SEVEN ? o E For Quick Results Use Herald *. 8 — IAD RATES in Advance ^ 'T u T w lI l M r*- — u lr v M »*• JT nf ' T t hem for - v o i m c x r r 7** ANNOUNCEM ENTS i Daily H erald Cash REAP FOIl NTATR ATTOHNKY. I h ereby announce my c a n d i­ dacy f o r the o f f i c e o f State A t t o r ­ ney f o r the Seventh Judicial C ir ­ c u it o f Florida, su bject to the D em ­ o c ra tic P rim ary to be h e ld Ju n e 3, J. A. S C ARL ETT. ___He a ll s * ___ It • lla* ____I s a l i s t dou ble a b o v e ^ dates ara f o r con* f e r‘ i°vn.m « e ch**Efln*a° U n ath f°r FOR COUNTY COH MISSION KH. I hereby announce my candidacy, for the o f f i c e o f Cuunty C o m m is ­ sion er from D istrict Number T w o o f Sem in ole County, subject to the a c tion o f the D em ocratic Prim ary June 3. 1924. JOHN MEISCH, I Oil I'lllNTV I'llOXKCLTl.Kfi ATTtlllN KY. flr» l islBS la restric ted t o l.»«lflcatloiiL . H *nada T h e Banj ff||| be respon sib le incorrect Insertion, kur, for subsequent prii'i office should be LatJUioly In c a s e o f hgrr.nTi9Riu. k rtpresfntatlve th or IllUr with r u n s , rules Station, will g lv a you finforrofttlon. And It U , t will assist y o u In L r want ad to m a k e KtlVS- IBTNAT n o t ic e . Ln ihould g iv e th eir poituffica addraaa as hVlr phona n um bar tf i results. A b o u t one > of a thousand baa a and the oth ers c a n 't ,i, with y ou u nless f your nddreas. ■altaaanee MUST b * 1 w ish to an n oun ce that t shall b e a candid ate f o r the o f f i c e of County 4’ r n e e c u t ln g /A t t o r n e y , s u b ­ je ct to the • endorsement of the D em oc ra tic voters at the June 3rd. primary. o e o nap. c. HEHitiNa * F O R COUNTY COMMINMONKIL I hereby an n oun ce my candidacy f o r r e-election f o r the offlcS of County Com m ission er o f Hemlnole County. District No. 1, su b ject to the action o f the D em ocratic p r i­ m a ry June 1, 19111 ■ Cl. L. BLEDSOE. FOR ftmSHIFF. I hereby unnounce m y self ns a can dida te for the o f f i c e o f Sheriff o f Sem in ole County , subject to the D em oc ra tic prim ary June. 1911. \V. A. T I L f , 18. FOR CI.EIIK CIRCUIT COURT. 1 w ish In announce that 1 am a can didate f o r Clerk o f the Circuit Court o f Sem in ole County, subject l o D em oc ra tic primary, June 3rd. If elected, I promise the faithful perform an ce o f th e duties c o n ­ nected with that office. W. L. MORGAN. E fficient Political louncements TAX AXXF.SSOR. announce that I am a ■or re-election to the rai Axxrftnor o f flemlr, subject to the declaDsmnrrutlc P r im a ry to ir 3rd. 1921. Foil TAX COLl.CCTim I wish lo announce that 1 nm a can didate f o r re-election to the o f ­ fice o f Cou nty T a x Collector nf Hemlnole County, su b ject t o th e action or the D em ocratic prim ary to he held in June. J N a D. JINKINS. P b i t i f b r v rv ~ t o m R ishT on f.r T" I hereby an n oun ce my cnndldacy f o r r e-election to the office uf Cou n ty C om m ission er from D is­ tr ic t Number F o u r of Hemlnole County, su bject to the action o f the D em ocratic prim ary June 3rd. A. VAUGHAN. ot Hemlnole County lounee m y self a c a n 1 ih trlfr of Hemlnole Uf«t to the action o f the primary to be hold on If t am elcrteil I pledge [fulfilI Hi- dutloa o f thla TAX COLLECTOR, anguunce m y self a c a n the tiKIre o f T a x Uoltr.ilnole County, atibjecl ilon nf the D em oc ra tic b« held June .3rd. 1914. r . r. m a X w e l u ■nnuimcc my candid acy CumniliiMuhtir' f o r . the ilrlrl of S-mlnofa Cotin. a to tli- action o f the try o f. 1931. . C. L. W ES T. Tty. i in&nalio.stuiir ' ~ PROFIT----------------- USEITP ■— ■■■■■ Political n o x t t i i o p . im i n . t r ■>_ 9THUCTI03L . L her'->'r announce my candid acy f o r re-election an m<*mher o f the i*''" ?* i',f ubltc Instruction f o r ^ '.,1 U r-KlorlUa— repra*. ■etittnirrSftir.61 Tir*trlct No. I, o f Hemlnole. County, subject to the D em ocratic primary to be held on June 3rd. l s l t . n, CIIAS. A. DALLAS, ^ ' " t N K 'lliH t t a r iliH ti, h o a r d ". I hereby announce myxelf a c a n ­ didate for re-election to the o f f ic e of mem ber o f the Board of I'ubllc Instruction, representlnu School District No. 1 of Seminole County, subject to the Democratic primary to be held on June 3rd, lttSI. ____ ________Fit HD T. WIU.IA.M3. TO t i i k V o r Kits' o F 'tVi i T T M T l XK.NATOHIAI. D IS T ItltT . After due consideration, I have decided to become a candidate for re-election to the State Senate from the 19 th Senatorial District, composed o f Grant;?, Semin ole and I leeeida Counties, subject to the D em ocratic prlamary to be held June 3rd. I respem fu lly solicit your support. M. fl. OVK B S T 11E ET. F o il COUNT! JllH iK . I hereby announce my candid acy for m e o f f i c e o f County Ju dge of Hemlnole County, subject to the action o f the v oters at the D e m o ­ cratic prim ary June .1. ____________ JO HN O . L KONAHDY. KOII R R P R K.NHN T A T I VK. I hereby announce my candid acy for m em ber H ou se o f llepri-xcntnliv es f o r Hemlnole County, subject lo the action of the voters at the D em ocratic prim ary, June 3. __________________ Ft mil KHT LA K R _ _ r a i l COUNTY COM MI XMONKIt. I hereby an n oun ce my candid acy for County Com m ission er for the Fifth District c o m p r is in g Chu luots. lien ev a and Osceola, su bject to the action o f the D em ocratic p r i­ mary June 3. ___ _ C. A. BAULEnSON. _ FOR C L E R K CIR CUIT C O U R T .' I hereby announce that I nm n can didate for the o f f i c e o f Clerk o f the Circuit Court o f Seminole County, su bject to the action o f the D em oc ra tic prim ary In June. t»24, ______________ H. II. C H A l ’ I’ KLU f o r j u s t ic e o r ' T iii: rK A cV I hereby announce thut 1 am a candid ate for the Afflre o f Justice o f the Peace In an<trit»r the First Justice District o f Bemlnole C ou n ­ ty. Willi the legnd and efficien t as sista nce o f the execu tive o f f ic e r s o f the coun ty f prom is e to do my d u ly w ithout prejudice. I - a. HTHINDFELl-OW. FO R COl \ T V ~ J t IHJK. Subject, of roiirsr, to the action o f the D em ocra tic primary to be held June 3rd. 1 Will be tt candidate for th e o f f i c e o f lY un vt J u d g e of Sem in ole County. I shall be g r a t e ­ ful f o r the nomin ation anil e l e c ­ tion. and If elected I assure the cltlx enshlp of H fmlmJc a fair and faithful admin istration o f the a f ­ fa irs o f the office. •_______ Si'l l ELI.K MA1NES. F O R PHOSECUTINH "ATTORNEY" I desire to an n oun ce to the cltlsens nf Sem in ole County that I am n candid ate f o r the nomin ation to lie P ro se c u t in g Attorney, f o r the County Court o f Seminole ■County, su bject to the ncMoit o f the D em o­ cra tic prim ary. June 3rd. 1931. I will lie g ra te fu l f o r your v o le anil the n om in ation ___ - - . . ER.T FST^F. H fllT t/If H.DER. __ I hereby a n n oun ce m y self as a can didate f o r the o f f i c e o f County J u d g e o f Hemlnole County, subject to th e D em ocra tic primary, June 3. 1934. I pledge faithful service should you nomin ate me. J. G. HJIARON.^ MEMBER O r SCHOOL" BOA III). I wish In an n oun ce that 1 am a rnndldnte fnr Member of the School Board o f Hemlnole County from School District No. 3. subject to the decision o f the D emocratic prim a ry to b eheld June 3. 1934. It. II. PATT1HHALL. u_.. Man *41141 11I'’PUnxii. anq rritpectfully ' jupport nf the v o t e r , uf 1 hereby an n ou n ce m y self a c a n ­ ate fur r e-election l o the offic e i I j l l " * Iirlm“ r* tn he do id f Hherlff o f Hemlnole Cou nty tu b iv. IF__n A L L A R D . Ject to the action o f the D emo­ >tvr! « dmmismionkiiT' cratic prim ary to be held on June If elected f o r u nothrr term I f, announce my c an d l- 3. t-'ninmla.Inner f o r pled ge In fulfill the du ties o f the •etrlct of Hvmlnole Cou n - o f f i c e In the sam e effic ien t manner 'V *" 'he nutlun o f the Hint I have conducted It In the ••Hr of 1931. past. ---- E. H- R-lt.rtF.lt r ? .!S ? .A TO n FROM T H H .M U . * UN A T O R t A I, ihktiuit. my can didacy fo r H .nator from . fkl ' .Senatorial D istrict, tji* lii-mooratlo Prim ary f 3rd I am an a tPracticing at Han* n'l have been a rea•Uornjy In the N lnenjlorla) D l.trlct fo r U 4 ?L !UP," >rl w in ho g r e a t1-EtVIH O -BRYAN. FOB C L E R K O F COURT 1 h o r . b v an n oun ce my candidacy f o r the o f f ic e o f Clerk o f the C ir ­ cuit Court. Hemlnole County. F lo r ­ ida. su b je ct to the declnlon o f the D em ocratic prim a ry lo he held on June 3rd. A. D „ I9IA 1 stand for e ffic ie n c y and aervtcr In office. VA NCE E. D O l'G LA HH. f o r " c o u n t y "j u d g e . T o the I’ eople o f Hemlnole County: I uni h candidate for County Judge, y ou r auponrt and votn on Juno the 3rd w ill be appreciated. 8A M U EL A. U. WILKINSON. That's whht^ thW Herald Want Ads arc—cold facta— •bout things that are plan­ ned for your good. They •re plain statements that will help you get what you are after In business, home or recreation. Rend these cold facts ev­ ery day and soon it will strike you forcibly thnt there is something you are missing. That is the help the Herald Wants can a f­ ford you. Get accustomed to doing things by the Herald Want Ad method and you will find them profitable, even In tha most trivial matters. Turn the cold facts of tho Herald Wants into gold in your pocket. To reach all tha people effectively — leave your Want Ad at The Herald o f­ fice. Rhone us Jo send for It, or phone it to the Want Ad Department. PHONE 148 " rtunlt i on COLD FACTS » res of Elerald resting ® read ■■. U' I■ Family Affair WANTED — Combinatfon keeper and stenographer, ply Porter-Judy Fruit Co. HOUSES FOR RENT FOi! RENT—Cottage.__J. Musson. FOR RENT— For fl month*, com­ fortably furnished house, six aleeping- rooms, or part of house, at reasonable rent. 318 Magnolia Ave. FOR K E N T New house, four rooms, bath, water, lights; also arage. Inaitie city limits Mrs. Jinie Phelps, West Side. HOUSES— FOR SALE WK are ready to build several residences to suit you. Reason­ able puyments down and balance monthly; entire amount to fall due within five years. MKI8CII REALTY COMPANY. _____ A. I*. Connelly. Agent._____ FOR SALK— House, six rooms and hath, modern conveniences, cor­ ner lot. Streets paved on both sides, llest buy in Seminole coun­ ty. Buy from owner. Easy terms. P. 0. Box 07, Winter Park, Fla. DRESSMAKING Your summer sewing given care ful attention. 417 W. 2nd St NOTICE. We, James A, Itug- i » and Clarice t). Ungers, husband nnd w ife, do herelrt' giv e notice that on Saturday the I (it I, day o f May . A. D. 1934, at 10 o’ clock A. M., we will innko upplication lo the Ju dge o f the Cir­ cuit Court o f the Seventh Judicial Circuit uf Florida, at Hanford. F lo r ­ ida. or n here ev e r the court may then be. fur an order a u tb orliln g th e adoption by u». In accordance with llie provlalnna n f * law. of Dorothy l.umar, a minor child. Dated this Dili day o f April. A. D. tost. MAID Itj HERE AND I HAD H E R C OOK ^ O M E FOR RENT—Two -room apart- FOR SALE—Ford Roadstar ment 202 Park._________________ tfcally new. Bargain. Sea FOR RENT—Three room apart art Dutton. mentj Lee. D m .. TIG W ..F in writer, with wide carriage, in good condition. $25 cash. Inquire at Herald office. and stable Link A Hagia, Fla. WANTED— Regular customOn for fresh eggs. Write Cacklcberry Knj;m(_Lako_Ma£y._Hn.___________ FOR SALE— Strawberries, 15c per qt. in Held run, 10 qts. delivered. Phone 130. Rex_l’acknrd._________ FIVE acres, 70 citrus trees, 28 grape vines, peaches, figs, mul­ berries, pears, cherries, persim­ mons and guavas. 5 room cottuge, barn, soft water. Hard road, school, store, church, $2500.00. B. T. Tiller, Owner, Paoia. HATCHING EGGS Per setting, 15 eggs, del by P. P. Minorcns and White l-cghorns, $1.50 per setting. STEPAHEAD POULTRY FARM, __________ Stepahead, Fla._____ TWO slightly used radio sets. See Hof-Mac HaUery Co. IF YOU are looking for real bar­ gains In second hand piano or gns stove, see Sanford Stove FOR R E N t—One furnished tworootn apartment; also one three roam apartment. Oak and 2nd St. Phone FOR RENT — Furnished light housekeeping rooms. Shirley Apartments._ Opposite post office. FOR " R E N T - T wo furnished apart­ ments. One room each: prices rea­ sonable. Ferndaie ' Apartments, 305 E. First S_t.__________________ FOR RENT— One four room apartment. Pace’s Apartment. Call at Palma Hotel. R EAL ESTATE Wo want you to look over our Celery Farmr. listings before buy­ ing We wtii save you money. FOR SALE— House nnd lot close in, $3,000. FOR SALK—,'i aero celery farm with Ojo o m house in fine condi­ tion. Easy leiais. For a .century the postoffice at Westwood, Mans., has been in FOR HALE— 16 acres. 12 acres all charge of the Ellis family. Charles tiled. A No. 1 condition; easy II. F.llis,' and wife, here shown, hove presided over tho mail thero for 10 years. The town hns had MODERN bungalow, close in, well JAMES A linnEltH but three postmasters in its 100 located, easy terms, CLARICE C. Rut IE Its. year^ of existence. 4 - I d - I T-14-C-l-l-B t , 5-ROOM house, new, about three xOrLqntltt irtwL' HAMLET’S (REVISED) ADVICE TO WOMEN FOR RENT B Y G O L lL Y { T H E Y MO^>T O t MADE OUT OF CEM ENT" S E C . W H A T Y CXJ .THINK O F T H E M - MAKR LIFE WORTH LIVING TREE PLANTING DAYS MISCELLANEOUS W AN TED NOT REALLY LOST No article of value ia renllv lost until after The Herald Wants have been (Tilled upon to restore it to tho rightful owner. Pocketbooks, jewelry, ap­ parel, personal possessions, things of intrinsic value and others that are prized because of their association, are often quickly returned, when temporarily lost, through Herald Wautf. Herald Wants are the first thing to consult wher something of value is lost or found. Herald Wants bring los­ ers and Anders together. To reach all the people effectively — leave your Want Ad at The Herald o f­ fice. Phone us to send for it or phono it to the Want Ad Department. R. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD,------ FLORIDA STEWART The Florist Flowers For All Occasions Members Florists Telegraph De­ livery Association 814 Myrtle Ave. Phono 260-W Elton J Moughton We havp n Inf e*. a 50 Cents Home Cooked Meals. Two blocks business district.' PHOENIX HOTEL. 31)0 Park Ave. Madam Harriet, , Beauty Parlor. Over Mobley's Drug StorePark Ave. Phone 246. PUBLIC Stenographer ness solicited. 107 Phone 340. WANTfcb-^Capnble ** ANTED— Capable agents as salesmen for Coarl Gables. Good opportunity for capable and at­ tractive persons— men or women. Apply Coral Gabies office, Sanord NOTICE Anyone wUhlng to com­ municate with the Knights of the Ku Kltx Ki&n of Sanford may do so by ad* dressing mall to Postoffice Box 68. ARCHITECT First National Bank Bldg. S an ford ,------------- Florida Schelle Mainw LAWYER *:— Court B oom George A . DeCottes Attorney*at*Lsw Over Seminole County Jank Sanford, ------------- Florid* Fred R Wilson ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Bank Bldg. S anford,------------- Florldi paved street on which we will build a house to suit; and make any terms to suit. You had PRINTING The Matthews Press W r la k a B ld g - Hanford Fla. Phone 417*L-2 Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers V I Park A vaa#— •PIm m 441 better look this up. H. E . Lewis Co First National Bank Building 107 Purk Ave. Telephone 349. COOO M O R N IN C , C H ^JC L X T b F O R Y O U MIRACLE L W re te Co., geaeral cement work, eidewlaka, bedd­ ing blocks, Irrigatioa boxes. J. & Terwiiieger, Prop Material. 1.u m b er • and Bi Carter Lumber Company N. Laurel HL Phone 606. HILL LUMBER CO. House at Service, Quality a".d Price Phone 136, good Hushing, remove injurious waste matter and bring the klancy* bark to a normal, active con­ dition. “ Your FOLEY PILLS ara the only thing I over got to do me any good,” writes Samuel Brenner, Alexandria, Ind. Sold everywhere. Sanford Sign Shop APPROPRIATE LETTERING For All Classes o f Work ^ • H E R E YOOR COFFEE - Wilson Welding ft Radiator Works I f It’s Metal we ear. weld IANFORD, FLORIDA Xm UlT Nortl Sanford Ave By GEORGE McMANUS [ l BUILDING M ATERIAL If vou want n city lot, n subur­ ban lot. n house ready built, cel­ ery farm, grove or anything in the Real Estate line calf us. We sell at the owners price only. Call ami aee us. We give you' tho bargains and service. THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO., ______Seminole Hotel A nnex.____ FOR SALE— Five acres, 70 citrus trees, 38 grape vines, peaches, figs, mulberries, pears, cherries; persimmons and jGinvas. 5 room cottage, barn, soft water. Hard road, school, store, church, $2500.00. B T. Tiller, Owner, Paoia. It Hamlut in hla famous advice to the players had been addressing women, Ue might well have said, “ Suit the occasion to the frock; tho frock to the occasion." With all the boyish Insouciance of the mode, there aru times when n cer­ tain amount of dignity must bo ntlxod with our sportlveness. It may bo m eetin g an old friend ?.ftor ten yean, or taking one's hus­ band'd great aunt to a concert, or an argument with one's modiste. On all such occasions where one's appearance, like Caesar’s wife, must be beyond reproach and at tho samo time bo aulhclcntly strlk'Ing to make tho desired Impress­ ion, one could not go wrong by donning this distinctive coat frock bf black Mlrrokrcpe, a lustrous heavy crepe satin front the South Manchester looms. Its long grace­ ful lines are agreeably Interrupted by a border of grey Mlrrokrcpe which also continues up the side on which the dress fastens. An additional attraction Is the graceful scarf and wrlat knots of the gTcy material which give a pleasing relief to the plain Hites of the costume. These accessorius can bo taken oC at will, depending on tho austerity demanded by the occasion. The efTucttvo turban which fittingly complements this rlcgttnl ensemble Is made of tha same lustrous black Mlrrokrcpe, as the dress with a band Of grey crooning the front. Henri Creango tells us thnt s touch, of sapphire blue with while or black costumes Is much favored In Paris. Madame shows her lino senrm of color values by adding a touch of sapphire bluo In her carrings, her cabachon sattphlrc ring, and In tha buckles at be.* ahoulder and on her shoes. AUTOMOBILES A N D Apartments For Rent , MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE WANTED— SanTurd business men , who are in need of competent he'P should read the classified page of The Ilerald. There's n o __________ reason for sending out-of-town for TYPEWRT Wain Oi a m n n m i u K i v just tn.t t u se on l help when there is probabiy the person you want in the city WANTED— Whit BRINGING UP FATHER the n ew l l ^ k * *1 HELP W A N T E D LOST A N D FOUND Announcements ptUrtarr *e* ■Iwln'W -J uthtWwH •>**♦* ‘ tfWrtef -t»*4rMr w b im WI efftr** I beri-ffy announce m y s e lf a c a n ­ o f f ic e f o l l o w i n g v o tin g prnclncta: Han­ didate f o r re-eiectlon on June 3rd. imralidumr o f District ford. Lake M onroe and I’aolo. 1924 an Cunxliihli- o f Dlelrlrt N u m ­ llltole County, su bject to ___________________E. E. W A L K Bit. ber I, o f Hemlnole County, which l of th- voters on June FOR SFFKHINTF.NDKNT OF I*UR- Includes v otin g precincts Numbers I.IO INSTIIUCTION. 1. 3. 3 nnd 4. I will ap precia te the [ C. W. KXTZM INOBitI hereby an n oun ce my candid acy support o f all voters In District KOt XT! Xl'IIOOL HOARD f o r re.«l action tu tha o f f i c e nf N u m b er 1, I innoutir- niyr.t-lf n ran* Cou n ty HuperIni undent o f Public _____ R. C . J C L A l ' D I W H IT T E N .__ [ rt-cl-rilmi as a mem ber Instruction of Hemlnole County, A W O I NCF.MENT FOIl UTATH saty board o f i'u b llc I n ­ su b ject to the D em ocra tic prim ary ATTOIIN EV. born Dim-let No. 3. to be h«)d on June 3rd. 19ti. I an n oun ce m y self n candidate (ivlrdo, O sceola and T. W. L AWTON. f o r the o f f i c e o f Htate Attorney I luhj-rt tu the action o f NOTIUK. fnr the Heventh Judicial Circuit o f rratlc Primary, June 3rd. I w ill lie s candid ate f o r renom l- Florida,, su b ject to the D em ocratic alax nerved its u m em - nntion for the o f f i c e o f Htnle A t­ If k board since 1915, and torn ey o f the Seventh Judicial Clr- prim a ry t o he held In June. my record R»n chairman of the rult o f the State o f Florida, s u b ­ upon exam ination of my candid acy Is (a v or b ly c on s id ­ IH>, -np-cla lly tlta tne o f the D emo­ ered, y o u r v ole nnd active support fork rtqulm l nf a Hoard jec t to the action c ra tic PrimaryY our endorsement w ill be* apprecia ted km! If rf-4'Iptftt‘tl I p r o m f o r a second term o f o f f l c o will be M ILLARD B. KMITH. g rea tly appreciated. G E O R G E A. DECOTTE8. State Attorn ey , Heventh Ju dicial Circuit. State o f Florida.______ FOIl COUNTY JUDGE. ■■g Sanford Machine Co. W E L I--W H A T L D O Y O U THIMK O F H E R C O O K ir 'A ? S. O. 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Its Richest tic to moderate east and aoutheoai tU n d winds. SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS VL — SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIpAY, APfclL 25, 1924. . -it ’. •• VI NUMBER ?===== ■SJT RATES Morphy, Tammany Hall Leader, Dies IDr Tkr AwMUltS P r n .l NEW YORK, Apr. 2$—Char­ les Murphy, leader o f Tammany Hall, died today at 0:30 o’clock. Mnrpby succeeded the lata Rich, ard Crocker aa chieftain of the country’s most famous political organization. He is a native New Yorker. Acuta Indigestion eaused his death. A street car driver who became the leader of the most powerful political or­ ganization in the world and played a prominent part in naming mayors, governors and nominees for the presidency— such Is the life story o f Charles Murphy, . ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES i Witnesses Bef To Leasing Electrical Senate Shoals Without I er For Entire South MARTINSP h Rreinbeh t 1 CANDIDACY Bobbed Bandit j j M X m i l ---- -----------------------------W A SH IN G TO N TA p!^ there were auch great possibilities tributlon of electric pow at Muscle Shoals as the witnesses Muscle Shoals proved to be clamed ht could' n ot understand bone of contention at Thu why congress should not hasten the heading .of the senate agri operations. Soiyitor Ralston added that he had been told special in­ Five Y ea rs o f in te r Indication that Republican committee. Four witnesses org Proposed Social Welfare the committee not to lease Muse terests had refused-to bid on Mus­ Gubernatorial C a n d i d a t e leaders WiU Stand by the Shoals unless an iron-clad con' il S p yin g A m Re* Speaks To Interested Gath­ ject Turned Down At Me* cle Shoals and the property had Stolen b y G a sto n Treasury Tax Rate Schedule was drawn to compel the lease*, been recommended lor Scrapping ing At Court Hooae Thun* ering of Voters Thursday Is Evident in Address of furnish power to the Southern until Ford submitted his proposal. i When T e s t ify in g day Night of Organize- Afternoon When He Out­ Senator Heflin, Democrat, Aln> n m itte e In v e a tig a tChairman Smoot of Finance states. lines Isshes of Campaign— tions Affected By Proposal Two of the witnesses w en frotp bama, reiterated that Ford should Committee in Defense of Mississippi, be Dept, o f J o s tle * — — Meeting Turns Out To Fnvors Development of and declared they rem be told promptly whether he would i D eeply P u zzled . Rates-Fight on BUI Begun. resented the public sentiment of got Muscle Shoals. I Florida’s Inland Waterways Be Very Spirited Affair. the state. G. S. Harmon,‘ newsWon't Preaa Extension. M r Tkr Aa'M-latrd PrrMl Everyone knows the inevitable Speaking to an interested gath­ WASHINGTON, Apr. 25— The aper editor of Hattiesburg, and Chairman Norris decided not to (GTON, Apr. 25.—The result o f stirring up a hornet’s proposals of Secretary Mellon de­ . J. Folse, manager o f the Missia- press his request for n week’s ex­ ering of Sanforfl and Seminole frecords of ttV* r « r « o f nest. What closely resembled tho signed to check capital loss deduc­ sippi development board, said they tension of the Muscle Shoals hear­ county voters Thursday afternoon , the hoard o f Gaston B. same was the fracas Thursday tions was rejected by the senate wanted the rederai water power act ings after April 29, because of the John W. Martin, candidate for the rotational, ale^th and night at tho court house wheq n o today without a record vote. Less invoked in any contract and faVor­ nhsenre o f some members of the governorship, spoke for over an i tor the senate Daughgathering of approximately 60 peothan a score of senators were on ed the government keeping Muscla committee. He expects to broach hour outlining his past record and sting committee, have the ffoor when this and other Shoals, unless the “ peoples’ inter­ ihe subject Friday and advocates telling the voters whnt they may plo composed for the ihost part o f am-likc between two Ldream-1 amendments weer acted on without est were safe-guarded.’’ delegates from the several women’s x>t the Ford proposal intend if pos. expect of him if he is selected as The same sentiments were discussion. Consideration of the organization^ of the county, en­ the next governor. sible to block the extension. ,t Means so.reported onr Mr. Martin very emphatically gaged in spirited debate on tho Income tax schedule, heart meas­ pressed by Joseph Hyde Pratt to the committed Newton D. Baker, former secre­ declared that the best way in which pros and cons of tho proposed coun­ . investigation established Court Convenes In Night Session ure. delayed agreement between Asheville, N. C., president ~ tary of war, ia scheduled to appenr to Haaten the Selection of Jury the leaders o f both sides. Contrib­ Western North Carolina De to estimate a man’s future conduct ty welfare plan. [fact that If two man bearFriday. He has previously taken For New Trial. in office is to review his past rec­ utions to fraternal organisations ment Association, who asserted . Beginning with the beat o f order signed with tha name a stand against the Ford hid and ord. Toward that end he called the used exclusively for religious, char­ Southeast was vitally interested tho meeting opened under the most in Brookhart took the he is expected to support some 1 M r Tile Aaaoelalr* I'rrwl itable. nclenUBc and educational Muscle Shoals as a source of pow­ attention of his hearers to his favorable circumstances. It ap­ om Means' Washington other plan for operating Muscle achievements while ho occupied the DELAND, Apr. 25—The task of Ido reported they were not obtaining a Jury to try Aubrey Lee purposes were voted aa exemptions er for industries which wgrt put- Shoals. This is Celia Cooney, the long- peared that Chairman II. C, Du­ rapidity the present office o f mayor o f Jacksonville for 1 to do so and theix letter Nickels on a charge of criminally from taxation. Committee pro­ growing sought bobbed-hnired bnndit of Bose’s task was to be an extremely Southern Power Companies vision exempting from the 10 pgr sources o f power. threo termz. ■Is was a forgery. Brooklyn, arrested in Florida with easy one. But hia peace and con­ The Southern Power Contpanirs assaulting a white woman in this cent, tax on theatre tickets less Rays Outrage to Let Ford Bav# It, Ila very forcabiy outlined what tent was not destined to be o f loog [Senator Fnitlonj.. her husband. associated in the offer for lease of place in December of 1021 was standing. Scarcely hod the meal­ Transportation on tha Tennessee Muscle Shoals have written Chair­ his work had been while serving ir» on tha committee were taken up when the Volusia circuit than 50 cChta, was agreed to. river is the moat important pbale man Norris o f the senate commit­ the citlzcna o f that city and de­ ing progressed five minutes whan puzzled waiting Thurs- court convened today following a clared that if elected as governor WASHINGTON. Apr. 2 5 -O p en ­ of the Muscle Shoal development tho first bomb was hurled into the , They may have a aes- night session last night in an e f­ tee that they stand ready “ to con­ proceedings and from then on, j t to study the problem, fort to speed up the work and re­ ing shots were fired Thursday hi H. W. Seamon of Clinton, Iosya sider the question on some basis ha would continuo to serve in the same fearless manner which had seemed more like the closing ses­ now, the Means rec- lease veniremen not needed. Nick­ the sanate in the tax reduction told the Committee. He declg other than Is outlined In our por- been characteristic of his service fight with the Mellon income tax it would be sion of congress when everything consist o f scores o f .. "an outrniga”" t° 1 posal* or on n basis involving mod­ in Jacksonville. els, rearTaigned yesterday, entered rates being given the most atten* Muscle Shoals ’ . Is all a-bustle in an attempt to fin­ to Forq under ond note books, hia day- plea of not guilty withdrawing the ification of the terms of our proMr. Martin struck a popular lion. The intention o f Republican terms of his contract, as T ish the session’s work. The final _ es of his extraordinary posnfs,” should the committee de­ chord when he spoke in favor of plea guilty entered when he was organization Uaders to stand by would use Muscle Shoals, which outcome was the defeat o f the pro­ ,hav« been held back from sire. , <he development of the inland wa­ a. Tantalising'glimpses brought to trial soon after hia ar­ the treasury schedule was Indicat­ more potential power than any site 230 Bankers From Entire State posed plan by a vote of 10 to tlx. The letter, mado public hv the t. terways and what H would mean to ed in the opening speech by Chair­ in the United States, only to pro­ j have been pffared at freThe occasion of the first ripple on Assembled In Orlando To­ companies hero Thursday, said “ we this entire section of the state. He ; (paralleled in criminal court man Smooth of the finance com­ duce automobiles. crvsls in the kaleidoscopic " the smooth waters came while day for Annual are holding ourselves ready to con. promised thnt should he be chosen annals o f the state o f Florida is mittee who vigorously defended of (he Dough*rty fnve*Miss Marian Crawford, the first One witness after another ex­ form so far as we are ablo to any Session. but no complete tale of the case of the State versus Au the rates. Senator Jones of New pressed the opinion there was no reasonable program thnt the gov­ as chief executive of Floridn that speaker o f the meeting, was ex­ he would do all in his power to aid (Dr Tkr A.aorlalr! Prraa) nUnti has been rounded brey Lee Nickels o f Greenwood, Mexico, a Democratic member of need for haste in settling the Mus­ ernm ent may finally conclude to plaining in detail how the welfare in the big development project. S. C., who Is charged with crim­ the committee, retaliated with a ORLANDO. Apr. 25.—Two hun­ plan came to be Introduced in Sem­ cle Shoals question. Senator Ra|a ndopt with respect to these proper­ When he made this statement, Mr. dred and fifty or more bankers of inal assault In connection with an denunciation o f the proposed 50 inole county. In the course o f har to these records Means attack on a white woman In De­ ton, Democrat, Indiana, said . if ties.” • Mnrtln wns loudly applauded. the State o f Florida will open their remarks, Miss Crawford declared bhen like,: to fix the times Land, Volusia county, oh the after­ per cent cut in the maximum sur­ The speaker said that if he was two-duy seision here Friday morn­ that she was first invited to come i of payments ho took as noon o f Dec. 7, 1021. On that a f­ tax and a plea for greater tax re­ chosen by the people on June 3 as ing, when President Giles L. Wil­ duction even than proposed by the urier" for Jess W. Smith. their governor, thnt he would rule son, of Jacksonville, calls the an­ to Sanford and this county by Mrs. ternoon the woman was found by treasury. John O. Leopardi, president of the ty were said to contain over the entire state serving each nual meeting o f the Florida Bank­ county federation, who she said, The revenue bill, over which the |fata of how Means was n relative in.tho bathroom of her section alike and showing no par­ ers’ Association to order in the San had evidenced much interest in tha to ferret out the secrets home In an unconscious condition, most extended and controversial tiality toward any one particular Juan Hotel. proposed welfare plan os outlined itnl bootlegging mnehtn- having a deep wound on her head, legislative fight of tho session is part of the state. Muyor James L. Giles will de­ at a meeting of the state federa­ L * York and “get” Secre- apparently inflicted by a blunt in* anticipated, was brought up under Mr. Martin gave in brief tho his­ liver the address of welcome for tion. in. From topic to topic, strument, supposedly the butt tof inauspicious circumstances. Despite tory of his life, saying he was born the city, whilo Hon. L. C. Massey • the enthusiastic declarations of |ikipping examinations of a revolver. Mrs. Leona nil Interrupted the Medical attention was summon­ the two speakers, less than a score Despatches Yesterday Bay Ma­ Then F ine Shot* at His Wife and reared in Marion county until will welcome tho visitors on tha speaker at this point to deny that littee proceeded, ha verhe was 15 years old when ho went art of the Orange county banks. rines Have Been Killed. And Make* Threats * * ’ ............ ‘ i sketched merest outlines, ed, the youn gwoman was revived of senators were on tho floor Miss “Crawford to to Jacksonville to make his fortune. f "f u remaining pnrt of the morning •no *had’ invited But Now Believed . Towards Others. |aid always “ the records” and she told the story o f the crime, throughout their addresses. Twico inaugurate the plan here, but atntHe arrived there with 84.74 and session will be given over to adUntrue. . giving a description o f her assail­ a point of no quorum was made to firm and extend his teawent to work for $3 per week. dresses and discussions o f a tech­ ed that she invited Miss Crawfonl Itlr T k r A k M fU lt S Press) ant, whom she said in addition to draw roll call most o f the sonaM r The AwM liltd Pm a) Ha then told how ho studied and nical nature, delivered by men of here purely for the purpose of In -. CHICAGO, Apr. 25.— Mias Wan­ assaulting her had taken some o f tors, an audianct but shortly after ing .the work o f ’ WASHINGTON, Apr. 23^Improved hia knowledge and later i la Commltta* national repute for their knowledge specting da Stops, formerly o f Detroit, and her jewels. nu supervision the tired by tho long debate of Overnight advices et the state prepared himself for tho bar examrecords two days of the business of banking. said to have been a resident of an Tha eammuntty .wai deeply stir- Thursday Thursday on the bonus bill hod end navy departments con•pilling out ' ’ co. reports and «Uc< ista'. .eplooy_btifiH accompanied InsUort. After he passed them retired opon , $ Xha afternoon vith pride to hi* record «r of tfie convention. or Y. K. Smith, an advertising than, with meeting of the eenate one hour forces at Tegucigalpa, capital A t 11 o ’clock, ladies who art at­ she had told Mrs. Leonard! that Thursday, shot and killed Henry hia hearers to be tho Judge whether earlier than usual Friday and an­ o f Honduras, reported yester­ thority ha should be elected governor in tending the meeting will bo tha she did not have Manning, a caretaker, and fired day ia an unofficial message ‘ ' work. thcfacc of that record. guests o f tha Rosalind club at a inspect Xnd supervise this had stolen, bought or ma> fort to apprehend the culprit. Po- nounced reading o f ths bill for two shots at Smith’s wife. from San Salvador. Offvdals In locking tho governorship ho musical, following which luncheon She proceeded further to .re * from their orininal de­ lico throughoutcrythe state were amendments would be started im­ “ I’m going down town and notified ana every avenue of es- mediately. This could be deferred, are inclined to accept the lack said that ho was actuated by two will be served in tha Rosalind club. that ner greatest help in i , kill him, too. Miss Stops was sirape was guarded. o f official report os a hopeful however, for speeches. Consider­ Tonight’s program at tho ban­ data relative to tho existing cet 'eged to have icrenmed as she and motives, first bccauso he would be One" week later, on Dec. 14, a ation of controversial amendments sign. It was pointed ont that her companion (led in an automo­ proud to have the honor o f serv-’’ quet to be tendered by the associ­ tions, came from Mrs. Loonardi. Ing the people o f Florida in such ation to its members will contain She then continued with a detailed the view o f disturbed condi­ v l* km * Iraan xppenred in * Jewelry atore will In any event be side tracked bile. tions Is not unusual, if ex­ record, c . n . ^—- l dlapoM ^ k o of n v.i lwatch l e and to for later disposition Mr. Smooth The police rushed n detail to the a capacity, and second because ho a list o f brilliant seaksrs, who will report, on how she found the char­ record, of of m mean, andattempted lome JeweI. aggerated versions o f situa­ said, and this U expected to de­ office of John H. Dunham Co., believed that he would be able to be introduced by Judge W. T. ity work was being carried on la ry. Suspicion was aroused and the lay for mdre than a week a show tion trickled across the bor­ where Smith ia employed, then took perform a real aervice for hia con­ Bland, of the First National Bank this county. police were notified. When the down on the income tax schedule. der. The United States 1s him to the state attorney's office stituents if he was chosen as their of Orlando. Following Miss Crawford WM . nm au man, answering the description chlvf executive. Hon. Cary A. Hardee, governor Miss Elisabeth Cooley, field rep­ invited to participate in the In reply to Mr. Smoot’s defense and left n guard. In commencing ala address Mr. of Florida, Walter W. Head, presl- resentative o f the Rod Cross, wbp Costa Rico, 8an Salvador, UlliVence"lection o f'T re ! I furnlzhed by tho victim in DcLand, of the Mellon rates which would Smith declared Mias Stops, with Nicaragua and Guatemala con­ S S r pn> » * • .r t ..U d , k . 1. .l l« « .d to b . . . cut the maximum surtax from 60 whom he said he formerly was Martin paid tribute to the elty in dent of the American Bankers’ as­ told how that plan first originated, ■ hi. j r\_, t ■ confessed to tho Jacksonville po- per cent to 26 per cent, Senator ference to be held at A idsfriendly, according to the state at­ which he spoke and then launched sociation, Georgs R. James, mem­ not with the Red Cross but w ith. ,nd . Illce thnt he was the man wanted. Jones called attention that hose pala, Honduras. • torney, hod demanded that ho di­ Into a consideration o f the iaauea ber of the Federal Reserve Board, the Florida State Federation of at stake in hia campaign. He de­ Edward L. Lane, president o f the Women's Clubs. She told how * »tory to tha astonished that hia true name was Aubrey Republicans had “ rapudlated” this vorce his wife and marry her. members today w m »« Lee Nickels, and that he was gull- schedule and adopted a surtax plan SAN SALVADOR, Apr. 25.— * Smith said he had met Miss Sto- clared he was not seeking to obtain Atlantic National Bank of Jack­ welfare bill hod been introdutod u it we, doleful. To him ty of the assault upon the woman' calling for a lets reduction. Several American marimi hav>> pa when sho was employed in the the governorship by false or rash sonville, and Irving Bacheiler, of during the last session of the tegU* “ But over hero where only one been killed in Honduras, according office o f the United States district iromises, but because he honestly Winter Fark, will maka addresses. lature but that It had bden voted Duroor t I f r a n r White being held l nthe JacksonMany of the bankers who arrived down because it was not under­ csired tha honor of serving the cit-' third o f the membara must go to to advices received here. attorney here, ahe had returned to An attache of the American lega­ Detroit some time ego, he said, izens of Florida in the high office. n Orlando Thursday attended the stood. the people for re-election this fail,” Mr. Martin then plunged Into informal dance last night by tha Acting upon the advice o f HT* Mr. Jones continued, “ you propose tion in Tegucigalpa ig said to have and he expressed the belief that banker* et the San Juan oral prominent legislators to try just exactly what the Republican proceeded to La Llbortad, Salvador, she came back to Chicago deter­ the story o f hi* life, o f his busi Orlando ness carrar in Jacksonville, o f his flotel, and • large crowd is expect­ tha plan out, Miss Cooley raid fho a cable station, In order to commu­ poueiiion." TrustfuHy^To th? |Prll° " , r contemplating leaders want I hope before the nicate with tha government in mined to kill him and hie wife. election to the mayoralty and of ed to attend \tonight’s informal secured special pcrmluum She once before had threatened the achievements o f hia three ad­ dance which will be held immedi­ tomobile truck did M « n . r*movcd hlm election the people of this country Washington. national headquarters to him, he charged. will learn Just how inequitable this ministrations. Ho pledged himself ately after the banquetJn the San pate in organizing tho work Ms records. Ha known no to * noth#r „ • Reinforcements Arrive. bill is and what tho president and Miaa Stopa and her companion, to give tha state the same meas­ Juan Hotel. wt it. On Apr. 12, 1922, the grand jury day, she said, there ore eight coun­ A dispatch from Amapala says whose name was said by the police ure of service as governor that he r Brookhset aeM h . k. h of Volusia county returned en tn- his party stand for.” A. M. Crittenden, cashier o f the ties which have taken it up and it additional reinforcements for the Mr. Smoot pointed out that the to ba Ted Glascow, foiled to ap­ »0 tuch i2tm Td Uictment against Nickels charging had given Jacksonville as mayor. Church Street Bank of Orlando, is being worked successfully ,ln committee bill had gone the limit provisional government forces who Among the measures which Mr. who is chairman of the registra­ each o f them- Miss Cooley then t, the committee u “ ult^ “ w in tax reduction, so far that a de­ are besieged in Tegucigalpa, have pear at the Dunham offices and Martin declared os Integral planks tion ami badge* committee o f the gave s further detailed account o f »«r.«x«miE t i - m f f i i flt to ®nJ°,n Sharlff ^ o Morria ficit o f 150,000.000 would occur on managed to ship through tha revo­ they are being sought. convention, announced at the c|os- the functions of the proponed orin his platform were: lutionary lines and enter the cap­ ""d thesignatura »™pelpa* nd protection Smith Tulane Student, The development and building o f ng of the registration desk Thurs­ ganix«tioP| shewing how ‘the. T,; ’easily detected-Thcv to Prt*>ner whan he was the basis of present estimates. ital. , NEW ORLEANS, Apr. 25.— Y. the. road system of the. state, as day night that approximately 150 lapping o f energy dic«ted. how evef thst tho brought to Volusia county and if This, he predicted, howevar. would Other diipatehea are to tbo ef­ **re not absolutely m c*s- necessary employ extra deputies be taken care of by increased re­ fect that none o f tho political par­ Konly Smith, a Chicago advertising conducive to the happiness and bankers had registered during tho money would he . day up to closing time, and thnt also showed how the work ‘ h* investige tloh; that the tY"*™ ■ faln,t violence to turns which would result from tho ties In Honduras cares to shoulder man with whom Wanda Elaine Sto­ prosperty o f tha state. The reduction of taxes, by speed­ he expected nearly 100 moro to reg- present county nurse cpuld *“ could proceed without Him. On the seme day a report stimulus of tax reduction on tho the responsibility o f intervening would do so For the c**ne from the Duval county jail basis o f the Mellon rates. died on under the eupervisioe with Sumner Welles, representing ps, the woman lawyer, was said to ing up court proceedings and the inter Friday morning. (.Continued on page 8) the health department o f .the , thief attention, has been to the effect that two saws were the American government, in an have been infatuated, was a stu­ •xpon the preparation of a discovered in Nickele1 cell, offleere oration juat ilka it la at praaea Jury Selected For endeavor to bring about peace be­ dent at Tulane university for two y ean but has not resided In New «> citing M. 3. DaUehertv expressing belief that they were At the conclusion o f this tween tho discordant factions. Oil Prosecutions Mrs. Wakefield, o f the Geneva American marinas were landed Orleans during the last) twelve ths former aUernar gento him by a friend in ront-Tcachers’ Association, some time ago and sent to Teguci­ months. Hia father, Dr. WUUam Fr contempt, which is likely order that he could saw hia way to WASHINGTONTApr. 25.—The that ahe did not feci that the galpa to protect tho American con­ Benjamin Smith, professor emeri­ M before the senate tomor-1 fw «tem . selection o f a grand jury to which was right for tha plan now sulate and American citixene. Re­ tus o f Tulane ainee October, 1915, Nickels was arraigned ' at the L ' T ■, will be presented criminal cases in that har organisation could pot is an eminent mathematician. Dr. cently the rebels in Honduras have Ispring term of court in -DeLand on the senate oil investigation was support It. Smith represented th# United besioging Tegucigalpa, and |May 1, 1922, and at first entered AVON PARK. Apr. 2 5 -(S p e c pterfeTter Hfeld completed today in the District of re. Deans Turner declared ll a pica o f not guilty. This ho later iol to The Herald)—At least 96 per on Wednesday dispatches from San States at the first Pan-American MIAMI, Apr. 25.— (Special to Columbia Supremo Court. The scientific ’congress in Chile. Miss Crawfonl bad not been (Continued on pegs 8) The Herald)— Hon. Frapk E. Jen­ thdrew and pleadad guilty, and cent o f the Highland County cit­ feral Court Trial w ith..................................................... jury immediately retired and pre­ formed o f all the cases that on tha following day Judge James rus crop seems assured for the nings, Jacksonville candidate fo r sentation o f preliminary evidence been taken care of and that i W. Perkins, presiding over court Florida Citrus Exchange following governor, scored heavily in a was begun. n ' '--orUtte Frees) wl treasurer ooif the me federation, reoera in the Seventh Judicial circuit. meeting hen Thursday night wh*n the addresses o f Dr. M. C, Swift In ^ONVILLE • A ss oc _ Atiee Pomerene and Owen Rob­ he discussed his platform in an erta are assisting the district at­ to Say that tho orgarnizatlon Ssbring and here yesterday and * of I address before 700 voters at the torney's office in presenting the been doing excellent work last night under, tha Lakgwalea kind, and although she favored Royal Palm Park, lion, Fred M. plan Intensive driv* to bring the Judge Hits, charging the prof welfs Hudson introduced Mr. Jennings. Jury, said he did not wont “ any po­ organisation o f a welfare Florida growers together. Soaring in this county, she felt i if it far beyond the M e n ) average of iak Springs, will be here Immediately following the intro* litical indications, nor and basad on All U [n reidltt'a. to r til, U , ,1.1 not time to do it now. 60 per cent set for the state grow­ political in their behalf. John duction Mr. Jennings launched in­ litical meeting to b« held at al or rumors.” After a brief torsarrow afternoon n. who was originally to h|s platform first enlightening ••salon fho Jury recessed uhtll ' Miss Crawford then stated ... wort before county and there to be eafely kept ers are lining up enthuaiaatlf aliy Central ahe had obtained her report from the people aa to hia good roads ___ to be present, was 'un­ at oba o'clock, when •Me. S a f f i c W ^ e t i n ^ “ “ “ ,uch time as the governor in tha effort to trynha only reme­ Monday. . tho head a f tho county federation for tha saversl able to apeak on that date because program and explaining ths folly "ted to S th f S o f tlM >Ute o f Florida may by dy that hasn’t been tried at least and It zyaa presumed to be os nearo f his opponents program. trial In a h!irhard^ r t hi* tmrfont appoint, at which time. once before, namely placing con­ state offices will present their of a«pravious engagement. Bandits Make Away Entire approval o f tha audience trol o f the crop in one man’s hands. to Otora o f San- ,Vl -*hnon*r hrid l L ^ Iwllhln •nrfo^re o f the Jail of nan W. J. Bean o f UP after last Grower*, ai ,, who la without oppo- was pressed on this question. Ever With a >Large Haul re and this until*^youber«>*dead! night’s i 1 also be a speaker at glsdet drainage was ths nt t0 W P tF MU- j and m a y th e Lord have mercy on morning more than B0 topic, and Mr. Jennings (Dr T it AawttalW P i m i ) meeting, his program and views Park district ST. LOUIS. Apr. 25.— Bandits your eouL* t cent o f „ • office; and R. J. exchange subject. Law enforcement, the Friday robbed the Granite City of To guard against any possible K i t into Uw for county burning question o f tha lower east National Bank o f Gnuilte City, ill., hare 'while this plot o f violence against the pris­ signified tketr to sc at Sebrlng coast, woa ably discussed by Mr. ItJ r oner, Sheriff Morris Immediately mor present. The three whom ** res of tbo Jennings, who elsorir stated his removed the convicted man to tha indicate znazri - -‘ -ita’li S r. to the Se. position in this regard notified. . ana m a Duval county jail for aafskeap- business men’s tfl lal' association The reraarkt. *T am a prohlbl bring citrus ‘— reom present, tiur. Governor C a n A. Hard to fulfill 1 CAUGHT tionist and bsUatt,farm sound and ALLEGED f tha the first death warrant, set- will come ele which mty aver sane prosecution ment to half i as better, reeled with a age ap to . l who la ■ IM i say this •ting n in t*be i cent hv»urt la two j for com. -u log and i sentsne*. known SENATE NICKELS ENTERS NOT GUILTY PLEA IN RE TRIED CASE COUNTY £ BANKERS MEET FOR TWO DAYS IN O R L A N D O L 15 REPORTS WOMAN ARTIST HONDURAS MAY SHOOTS MAN IN BE ERRONEOUS COUNTRY HOME «4B » a B O B B a g J ,n Ninety-Five Per Ct. Highlands County For The Exchange i ' h n r i ’^ K ^ 's S T .0- Frank E. Jennings Makes Impression With Miami Voters Political Meeting Here Tomorrow Will Draw Large Crowd o f Voters ^ i 2 X 3 r !bb- .ISfiftBK’! £ X V BR»! 9V mX ! 2St (« A u W P p B s' - , �- ■'rNv3T PA M . EIGHT <w ?n THE SANFORp HERALD, T H tR S D A t, APRIL 24. 1924. =**» --------------------------- i CITY NEWS Celery Shipments For Apr. 23. ____ 40 T o t a l ___ PLAN S ARE MADE FOR OBSERVANCE MEMORIAL D AY w *A ■ Girls’ Glee Club; 9 reed bolle- WMC Memphis Commercial A p­ WFI Philadelphia peal (500) 8:30 Misha Feibesh tin. 6:?0 orchestra and Co.; 11 Frolic. sanfordH KCZ Denver (360) 8:30 studio. WIP Philadelphia Program'fo r Apr. 25. WCX- Detroit (517) 5 concert; ®rWLAG MinnaapoHa.Bt. PauL(417) '*hestra; j i (Courtesy of Radio Digest) __ masic. “ ' * * “ 7:30 lecture; 9:30 bond, 10:46 Week of April 121 to 28, 1DJ4. WCAE Plttsbor dance. Tharaday » » WWJ Detroit News (617) 7:30 orw s4 Vlanta *'' Journal UM\* « f t ; 6:30 ____ WBAH Minneapolis (417) 7 Sere­ Weekly luncheon, Association- of i ebestra. f0:45 entertainment, i nades. 3ualneaa Women, 12;00, Valdes Ho-[W He GR Buffalo (319) 6:30 music; KDKA Pittsborrt C j30jiew s; 7-8:15 choir; 8:15- WBAP Fort Worth Star Telegram WOR Newark (405) 5:30 bedtime; id . ' d i • « “ ! 6:15 8 ^ . . . . , Tomorrow to (476) Will Arrire In City Friday j 7:30-10:46 concert. - —------------------6 quartet. ”10:30 concert. 1 if B«y Scout; 7-1] Hoys 3S Jen: Make I’lans for Hanford t bamj. , Weekly luncheon.’ Chamber of WAIAQ Chicago Newe (447.6) . Rock doing To TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. Apr. 24 iv Chimney ■>«» i-ummerce n e, Valdes vaiaes m u l i m ) 9 :S M KGW Portland (m t Commerce ja 13:11, oRtri. . , J'W lde-A w aw ,7 - rawcap ' * ' * ' ' * ■>P?r-^Rerular RefteltJhj.'8“Prf oiv. u:4U h Tc : oII ^mpncnnizaiion; Americanization; 8:40 WJY New York (405) 6:30-9 vioTfCliiPlJ vlljajvu ' . „ ~— - . , , , M., Masonic Hall. iinlst, talk, solos. orchestra; 9 lecture; 9:15 mu­ WDAP Kansas City Star (411) 8 K F A ^ P u tt J rving out plans authorised at the Many a Sanford is begin* ~ K e y —“ AnncWhaPs H«r Name” , ____ novelty; 11:45 Nighthawks. sical. WJZ New York (455) 6-9:30 music lolos, la, — m conYention, cunrenuon, recently recenuy ning to turn a longing eye c jv w - ? e.nJ0^ _ ___________„ sixth annual WHB Kansas City (411) 7-8 or­ Class, Sanfgrd High School, WGN Chicago Tribune (870 ) 7-11 talks, entertainment. WGY Schenectsdr held at St. Petersburg, for an AH-j wards camp life this summer and 8:16, Mllane Theater. . chestra. address, violin, soprano, ten KLX Oakland (609) 10-12 atudio. dwn, 6:35, R* Florida exhibit « t the St. Paul' with the arrival In this city toowing RocV~* Ah»*d. . or, cellist, dnnre. WHA8 Louisville Journal (400) WO AW Omaha (626) 6:30 orches­ convention this fall. Plans call motTow of Charles A. Hamilton Dinner, Woman’s Clqb, ** May 2..K Y W Chicago (636 ) 6:46 bedtime; tra, 9 recital. 7:30-9 concert, reading. for an exhibit that will advertii” uf Jacksonville, an associate direc- Frtoay. 7 concert; 10-2 revue. (360) 8 Bride leaKFI Los Angeles (469) 8:45-12 WAAW ........ . Omnha . «gll u a iviiun withoat w u i iu u i mention m e n u o n or o n o r oof i u ie the ^ rn m n ey — ■--------___ Florida of civy city ltortor Chimney RockLe4»mp Camp W FAA Dallas News (476)'12:30 ____ concert; _12-2 a._m. recital. or- L . anna. rtf tp r lln n r f hn O filloa /n a D a m 4ha wAitHnafave harn tarka section; the entire effort being for ^ya,Jhejfoqngatejw J^yo_w h« Jacksons ill*.—Contract to be let address; 6:45 addtt*ipR:30 re- . cheatra. WOO Philadelphia (509 ) 6:30-9.03 6:30 bedtime- u 'du«ted:fnrTltrT?TOff of'D ic slaie-Ihave an opportunity to go to this for construction' of two bridges cltal. } • 4* i * dance, concert, orchestra. WGI Medford Hillaide (360 ) 8 KSD St. Louis po^i n t.la Ttwn tm m I k * k !a »«k P 'aaa . ma w _ t_________________ I M .» " , |at-large wonderful camp in the North Caro- spanning McGuirt and Trout creeks WOC Davenport'(184 ) 8:30 bedAnua’d Big Brother Club; WDAR Philadelphia (396) 6:30­ 8 atudio. Atw New Orleans " »»«-» w«< vii v 1lina 1 •tea m u u i i ««* i n s w m *#v ^ . _ In a1922 the mountains will bo waiting to at a coat o f |46,0cu. tlnie; 7i20 Sunday School; 8 6:30 program. 10:30 talks, concert, dance. CKY Winnipeg (tj Florida legionnaires presented we the popular camp director who Florida and its products to thous- will be here during Friday only, — 4. by ». an exhibit *-M-“ held at -* the con­ Mr. Hamilton wnile in the city nnds vention hall, and as a result will be the guest of Mrs. Stella « ” S ™ U " S S 5 : a : 5 U « 5 5 K S « ” S -” " -C ” " K S S S U S U 5 2 ” : S S K K ! S S 5 S S S S 5 » S S M - i i i i i i i i i i i i i i M i i « M S 5 ; K S : : : v I; brought the the %W||con IIM »• -f— * —state ••••• » before v * v i V .(IV Illlllv n — m W WW «-. w^ mviiw •w Arrington of 801 Magnolia Ave_ , ......................... i ; .................. • w vention in a manner that resulted nue. Mrs.’ Arrington's son, Briggs, Bja in much good to Florida, it i< de- will attend cahip again this year, dared by offienrs of the state ’ “ -**’ r I**u department. vn,u/»uic m u mumvMi flUUIIIIVI This year it is proposed by the that their boy had lis t year. John - > legion in 1-lorida to carry to a mo«> Edward Higgins, son Of Mr. Ed fertile Held• the .message ofI iFierialso attend eamp 5a . ---------------, ------------, .. u lUII* lHiggins l l K K I l i n will W i ll R IIU U VIUIU C H U i p ithis I I |9 Ha. 1 nin a* few weekn #»very — -— summer _______ ____i 111 leave ■ there with •• " — !iijiu!H!p j da, and and tu1 uitnin and will it legion in the oswtv state will party ui of oHiuuru Sanford «and Orlando „ .. ,post ... wit, begin w|»ui tKe iiiv jiaujr uu u risn uu 2 a co-operative boys uthat leave for camp oon July 1. ■ ----- M,,MCAcampaign under tn.* uuym i« v iru v i- iua n u u iy !• nirachnn a / C k s . l . . t? tr___ t_ « . /« m .■ • .. . S direction o f Charles E. aHarris, leOver 60 Florida boys i.in all at. J v* a » * M B , 1Cw TCI u v r iU llU U UUJTI n Mil H IRionnaire and secretary of the Ht. tended Chimney Rock Camp last § * —® V * .W S J W, , ll v OJ ft. ^ . mmmmWW —• W ^ A llfytltl iria llfinv.i .. t T .w J . ...ft. . I Augustine Board of Trade, who is season and• accompanied by their CDalrman the . exhibit commit councilors8 aand leaders entir* . . i . of , ’ v w i ii ii i,* ftUUlIVliVi iiu I CUUciP ,.the kl l v entire ■ " tee, to interest their cemniunities party met in Jacksonville where *■ in making the St. Paul exhibit they mey hoarded ooaraeo two special p r ei i/ .. ■ : — —u> ■ , * to Florida^than was man cars that took them direct the effort made at New Orleans............. .......................... „ ............... Hendersonville, N. CAt this H" Jlnrri™ .i J " I" ^ rraal1 point a line of automobiles met the “ fT™. ?!'rcAdy ■“ ^ ro«Rht the party and the 19 mile ride into matter tho ,no«n'ain" mountains began ended l 2 her* Of to the attention of mem- ino Degsn which wnicn ended orRanlratJon nil over at camp. Many a boy who had M (he state, never !,e*n sc-en ■nythlng anything hig higher than ^ tnorft witkurging 1 1 them to ge: in never 1, Wr w U 1 Florida »“ sand bef<'ore was osnl*«tinn« oJ ,. 0?Ivi . or‘ “ Plonoa nu hill before a headway on the movement. that last 19 mile ride. HAMILTO PARAGRAPHS IN m R K T _ 0F . Exhibit at St. Paul Work on All-State CAROLINA CAMP Potomac Yard* ..:-------Chicago ............•■'"-.■•••--».*..■ WajrcroM -------------New York .——— ........ ... •PfeflHddphhr- • .!SE3J.. inU ii.i Hi■............. ibarg ---------------------in ton ............................ iffalo .............. ....... .... illimore ...... I— Jacksonville ....... .......... 1■ ■ V P lin a for the observacne of Con­ federate Memorial day on April 26 have been made by the N. de V. Howard Chapter, U. D C. Me­ m orial‘ leftices will be held in the Mllane 'Theatre, Saturday morn­ ing AprlL 26, beginning at 10 o ’clock. ' The following program will bo • carried out: Music byia part of the High Rahool orvhestra. Invocation, by Dr. E. D. BrownMo. * 1 Song, Tho Star Spangled Banntr. \ 1 Address, by Dr. W. J. Carpenter. Selection, b y ' High School orchaatra. . Following the » program, the diltfghfera will proceed to Central P a n , to plaee a wreath on the monument erected to the memory at our World War l|eroe*- From there to Lake View cemetery where ___ Berate sol­ the _________ g n v e s of__________ the Confeili diers will be decorated with fiow«ys by the public school children and the DaughUrs of the Confed­ eracy. . ''School 'School children especially and the public in general are urged to attend this service and bring flowera with which to pay tribute to the former heroes in Gray and Blue. April 26 is observed through­ out the south as Confederate Me-* morial day The day has been da­ clared ran le legal’ *holiday. "* THIS W EEK IN Radio Program Florida. Legion At SSoftSUPl v iio iii wwisiii vjouju ii =: ii 70 PER CENT OF AR CAD IA FRUIT IS SIGNED FOR Mr. Hamilton has stated that the ramp staff this year will be the finest in the seven years his­ tory of Chimney Rock Camp.. A strong corps of leaders will go to camp from this state alone among which will be Francis Clark, pop­ ular scoutmaster of St. il-terst burg; G. F. McCain, nthletic di­ rector of Wauchula High School. ■■ Mr. McCain is a four-letter man from the University o f Missouri and will be an instructor in box­ ing am| wrestling at camp. (Continued from page 1.) through the Exchange. When the growers themselves control CO or 75 per cent: of the fruit crop they will be able to stabilize marketing conditions, eliminating glutting of market*, command better freight rates and receive better prices for their citrus products, he declared. Numerous questions in regard to the Lake Walea pUn of signing 60 per cent, o f the state fruit crop for the Exchange were answered by Dr. Nichols, immediately following his address, when the meeting was converted into an open forum for WASHINGTON, Apr. 2 4 ,-H o - free discussion o f the per cent, sit­ Continued from Page 1 llum weald have prevented, the uation. tana,. prosecutor of the Uaug___ Daugherty „ burning o f the Dixmude, ZR-2 and committee, declared in a statement the Roma, Dr. Richard B. Moore of Wednesday night that "the evi­ Naw York City, formerly chief dence thus far adduced before the chemiat o f the United Btatei Bu­ committee is hut a drop in the reau o f Mines, declared today in bucket.” address on "Relent Devi ‘ “ The ‘achievements o f the dements in the Recovery of Helium partment of Justice' of which Mr. from Natural Gas” before the pe­ Daugherty boasts,” he added, "can­ M troleum chemlstTy division of the not be felly reveeled un.til the Avsiawlaav. Chemical Society. Alet# Treasure's Report Htrowi American Ohio gang, known at Columbus as That Receipts Exceed Disburse"In addition to the dUustcr to ‘us boys* and numbering almost a meats by Approximately a the Dixmude," Dr. Moore. do ran high officiate * 1 *" —- A _ ft ■ * -' jdtd. '‘th^ d5R-2 butoXfciX&t': ■- iRnglaiidz-OTtf lift — _ —.... —_ — Jar1RbTna burned •ptf “ Daugherty claims he has had Apr. 24.— To­ Langley Field, Va. In each case talTALLAHASSEE, receipts by the state treasurer no opportunity of cross-examining the disaster whs preceded or ac­ during the four-year period end­ witnesses. This is false. His coun­ companied by mechanical troubles, ing Dec. 31, 1923, amounted to sel have been allowed to examine but those need not naceassrily every witness who finished direct have been fatal to any o f the crew 345,852,342.98, while the disburse­ testimony. In the case o f Miss *had* these airships been fllled with ments reached 344,766^08.14, ac­ Roxie Stinson, they claimed for cording to a comparative statement JbaUatn.. for the period shown in the annual days in the press or not being al­ j Dr. Mo4 »* said that the export :por of ttport of J. C. Luning, state treas­ lowed to crosa-examine, but when federal legislation, as the United given opportunity, their questions States possesses s practical mo urer. 'T h e comparison covers 21 were timid, and they were glad to pages bf the report, .which also ll nopoly of this goo.. lu Helium, he contains n detailed abstract o f re­ stop in five minutes. • • • • sertea, has far-reaching poasll ceipts into and disbursements from ties in commercial am tlon, but the general revenue fund for the these would be endangered by the same period. These figures in- W ILL DISCUSS construction of hydrogen ships, eluded transfers from one fund to CAN AL PROJECT which, he thought, would probably another, a negligible proportion o f burn up. tha entire amount, MORE T O D A Y . “ The United States possess the For the 12 month period of 1923, only large supplies o f helium bear­ the annual report o f Mr. Luning, (Continued from page 1.) ing gas In the world," Dr. Moore made public today, shows receipt/ Two years ugo, it is said, the continued. "The gas belt contain­ o f 314,983,033.42, and disburseing helium extends through Texas, menu o f 314,834,348.34.during Ok matter wa« gone Into thoroughly up through Oklahoma, southeast­ calendar year, the balance on Jan. by government engineers and the ern Kansas. Ohio, Pennsylvanii 1, 1923, of 32.263J8-J.72 having cost eras estimated. For some reason the -appropriation never end New Yohk, and comes back been increai easedto 3a,912.574.80 on ----------through W ait Virginia to Kentuc­ Dec. 31, to which is added 378, went through. However, since that ky, and the richest gas is In Texas, 130.48 undistributed funds o f the time, the matter has evidently been pigeon-holed up until a short time ‘.Oklahoma and southeastern southsi Kan- Slate Road Department, making u ago. total of. 32.990.711.28 in the treas. At the lime the aurvey and hear­ "W ith helium, it would be im­ urer’s hands at the close of the ing in the matter was held, it was possible to destroy en airship with ’ year. estimated that for a 10-foot canal a single incamiiary bullet ; it'would Interest on state funds deposited be • tht ••* • oe necessary to rip bags to in banks throughout the state by the coat would be 33,500,000, and tur u seven-foot auvei for a canal it would be Pieces by means lari bomb ------« o f■aUrge the treasurer amounted to 380, ‘ ■0. If muilt now, the caor shall before the airship could 153.72 during 1923. of which sum 32,600,000. estimated, would cost ap­ be brought to the ground. In fu 376.614.72 was paid Into the sink nal it is es proximately 60 per cent, more. tura «a rs, airships w lirb e built sufficiently Urge to carry a num­ ing iund for the retirement of the ber of small fighting airplanes and bonded debt o f the sUtc, created by COLD FACTS these can be ______ dropped or recovered the legislature of 1921 at the sug­ gestion of Mr. Luning. During the by the airship a two and one-half years this fund "It ia not difficult to appreciate has been in existence, it hod ac­ whnt a fleet of such airships coull cumulated, That’s what the by Durchpse, bonds of do to a city like New York. Lon­ Florida count! Want Ads.are—cold ;fes, ir,u nvunicinalitiej don or Paris. Fifty 6,000,000 cubic and, xchool........... fucts—about things districts of tne par ‘foot shops, each one carrying six value of 3191,000, averaging 6 4 that are planned for airplane* and 30 tons of bombs per cent, interest annually. your good. They are A* would do immense damage to any the entir-: bonded indebtedness of plain statements city and would be woll protected the state amount* to only 3601,667 that will help you by the fighting plane, that the (.1 per cent, refunding bonds mugeft what you are ■hips would carry- This country after Mn burin**, home or recreation. Read these cold facta uvtnr day and soon It will strike f. ; "Tha " ^ w l l h ™ U .v X « U x \ u o ’ “ o" coat o f vel bellu . l um is bring cut m th? purpose, and ut a saving to the you forcibly that aa " p W lg that within a y«or or — ...j general revenuo fund o f 818,047 there is something be virtually aa cheap as Interwt annually, *hil« the educaU are missing. ___________________ tional fun,!* o f th-> state, which at is the help the Wants can afford »\ T l T t T H \ T T \ n own tU o f the 3 per cent* refunding you. Will then became owners of — T I•*c« rtties 'n their stead, producing Get accustomed to doing things by the j year In intercat income, it is Want Ad method claimed, practically all o f which and you wiU find wtll be dlistributed to the various them profitable, counties for use o f the common even Ig the most /Continued from page 1.) schools. trivial mattara. hla products in tha vicinity of Turn the cold Case of Nickels Gets facte at tha Wants stion. ilkba a added. T_ _ W .. .Jdfil into gold in your i v o t opposed to Mr/PtVd op«- Under W ay at DeLand pocket. 8boals, but It did To reach all tha terms of tho DELAND, Apr. 24^ people effectively — Aubrey Leo Nichole, Teeve your. Want Ad * * will enter Ipto a criminal assault o f a at Tho tfesaU* .seam of* ivernment hero In December, 19 * will IniuraVhe distribution reheard in VoTucia’ i fice. phone . us ue to *‘ send for It, or phone ufacture o f forti- until rafter noon, ien o f dam No. 3, cations. A spec it to tha Want Ad Of the men have been ■ tn u n tf: •{ . we wiU Nickels case. In PHONE (48. about 50 member i ora M b ss BS 81 Chemist Declares Helium Would Stop Dirigible Disasters s -i BAULIEU S A Y S ! j KNEW NOTHING « AS TO WHEELER Si ...... ' ...... *r STf STATE S P E N T 44 MILLION IN PAST 4 YEARS rw n 4* - J B o p k e d L Y e s te rd a y = w» i l w i l K The Flying Squadron Will be Here Until Saturday Night— Make Next Week Coral Gables Week. T he Flyinjf Squadron,” twelve men who are direct representatives o f the Coral Gablea development at Miami will be here the balance o f the week to aaniat the local office in promoting Bpecial County people to take our trip to Coral Gables. busses of Seminole A telephone call to the Milane Theatre will bring one o f the men to see you and explain our proposition of seeing Miami a^ii-Coral Gables as well as advertising the celery county. _ This is the beat time of the. year to see Coral Gables. thing awaita you. There every­ The flowering’ trees and shrubH are a-bloom in all of - -V f their glory. The orange and grapefruit trees All the air with sweet fragranee. New and compelling beauty greets you on every aide joyfully. These trips are o f interest to every citizen of this county and are well worth, investigating. All busses will be syitably and fittingly decoratod to advertise Seminole county: Two sections of buases will leave next week. One will go on Monday and return Saturday while the other will leave Thursday and return the following Tuesday. . *. •> K RD FRIENDS L FIGHTING'™, • “ ?1500° AGAm ST DELAY *r l i “ 5 , • ' GEORGE E M ERRICK, OWNER DAM M ERS & BURNES, GENERAL SALES AGENTS Executive Office 158 East Flagler SL, Miami. Florida Offices: Jackoont Tampa. S t T Sanford Office: > W,esJ Palm Be*ch* Daytona, Orlando, burg. Sanford, Lakeland.’ DeLand, Eustia i Theatre Bldg^C. L. Bennett, pivialon Mgr. fAf �I v--/ 'vf Trife s a n KoiT tf'n ^AOETW O Now Says Cawthorn Officers Capture Two On Citizenship Counterfeiters Today Now Says Sawthorn I nr The Aaiwltlrd Prm l JACKSONVILLE, Apr. 21 - G o v ­ FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE ernment agents and city detectives FOR WOMEN, TgRahaxsre, Apr. have uncovered a counterfeit plant 1 M ^ -WA while back our curriculum* here caliming to have seized $!,were bated on the idea of mental 500 in bogus bills. Two men were dlpine. Now it U citizenahlp," arrested, one here and the other ■W . -S—C aw lW tw akato tev¥aiiaBta>-i«s.4uiL-.t-waa* made. r m_ ndent Tjf* public (nitrue- known „ late ___ Wednesday ________ # ... night. I* tfcm. In an address before the Ed-! j j . Renmer, 30, Jacksonvi______ lie comucation Society of the, Florida |positor, employed in a local print State College at a recent meetlnr1 . , ,hop was nrrestetl Tuesday after}■ “ a 't ookaa his subject **The School noon. ] j e will probably be given ,o£ the Future. I* bearing before United States QuoUngauthonties ami drawing |Commi!9ioner c nri Noble. J. R. £ from hit long y o g a of personal u - WfllUna, 25. paytona. is being ^ perience ^ thc'^ucatmnal world, held In Vshkitla^ lit- liiou-aL a Vvr- ih r t b X ^ ,' A n ir il 1i i ! 1921. M agic Health JC< Luring M others Exhibit Under State A u spices tlflcate TO the name of Unknown. Ttia1 -.till Kmmte 1- Kntxmlnger. purchaser of Tax CcrtUficnte No. 4*3. dated the 3rd day of June. A. U. |)*T. has filed said certificate In my office' nod has mode applica­ tion for Tax Itced to Issu** In ac.-x.avar " qsar-. ’ kJ #<fM»nFe With law. Raid certificate embraces tho following described property situated In Seminole Conn, ty. Florida, to-wit: . . N. .*. and H. by ........................ . 313 ft. 500 ft. E and said lamb being s»i«**s«d at the date .if the Issuance o f « Uch c e r t i f i c a‘l« t e saM land t t«l of. th e las It*'the'name of James li Ollss. *-.U Jksunure nr , , tj e c .. In :t W 'frame nitr • Thar sitd Hrnmlrrh, tlntimlngcc. of■V arJ. r . ,1 T — 1 Kmml.T hka. tt said 1 purchaser cf Tax Certificate Ms. jji . dated the Znd day of June. A. p u r r h - s e r o f T i x t>. j»|9. has filed said certificate In 297. da ted the 2nd rti, my office and has made application V. 1111. has filed Wl3’ for Tax Peed *o !**«• In accordance •pr £., r i c ? * ntl has migt?! with law. Knld certificate embraces f o r T n x Dsed t . I . , u, u ! the following described property w ith la w . Sold c ertlf.fj.r situated in Seminole County. KJor- ih s f o l l o w i n g descriS?^ situ ated to Sentinel, r«. Ida, to~wit: > IsoU 7D. §0 nnd f%\9 Dloclt I>. Ida. to-w|t: Lrtts 129. 139 and l i t pMitchell's Survey of I^vy Grant. M ltc h r ll's Hurwv Jr VhJ Tin-..said J a mL lailng data nf the Ixsunnco o f such c e r lt - ThP sa td -tsmr bJfrfFTi, ntatii In tho name nf Jam es 1* Giles. da te o f th e IsBuiuev o| ; That said Kmmle I* K ntsm lnger. fiente In the name r.f t .v T h a t said Krnnit, 1. j v , purchaser of T a x C e r tific a te No. rc h a ser o f . Tax CrriiaS W. nt NK. r o r Lot 68. B lock D. I 292. dated Hie, 2nd dny o f June. A. pu *98. dated the 2nd dsriSn Mitchell's Survey Levy Grant.— 4 D, " 1919. has U lr d'sald c e r t if ic a t e In a 1919* has file t sold c« i Seres The said land be in g ss ses s- my o f f i c e amt h as made a p p l i c a ­ m y o f f i c e and lias mid* rd nt Hie da te o f Hie Issuance o f tion for Tax, 4>q*<< to Issue In a c ­ f o r T n x Deed to Istur In such c e rt ific a te In the name of cordance with JhV.i Said, c e r t if ic a t e w H h Jaw., Said rertltwi embraces the * f o l l o w i n g d es cribed Unknown. 1 •' ' Tl li b . " J& UoW lp g iLxc.u^) — T h a t ... .................. I IxiK ntxmlogar.- property sttimtrrt tn S e m in o le C o g it . wtttniteff' In purchaser - p f Tax C ertifica te No. ly Florida, t o -w it : Idm la'•wit: 2*2. dated th e Tth da y o f June, A. L o t s ' 13, SJ. ttf l S5 and ( C , - B l o c k •Ia>t 432. Block I*. MU, D. )9(19, has 0|ed said certlfiratn In D. Mitchrlt'x Hurt’e^i o f Levy Grant. very o f Levy Gram. The sf old, ia a my o f f ic e nnd has m a ds application T h e said land being assessed at the be in g assessed at the ' for T a x D e e d ' t o Isaus fn a r r o r d . date o f the Issuance o f auch c e r t i ­ Issuance, o f .such exrtll for prepara sn ee with la w. B a ld -----certific ate ficate In the name o f t'n k n o w n .' name o f ] . (llle*. rm braces the f o llo w in g describ ed ThaL xuId Kmmle L , That said Kmmle .1, K ntsm lnger. property situated In Sem in ole C ou n ­ purchaser o f Tax C ertifica te No. p u rch aser, o f Tax i>rfi— ty. Florida, t o - w i t : Zt3. dated the Znd day o f June. A. 299. dnTed the 2nd day a Beg. H.*rt chs. 8. 79 d e g re e s 60 ft, 1919. has (lied aald c e r t if ic a te In D. 1919. has filed *akt tt m in . W. o f BK. ror. o f Lot. 135, my o f f i c e and has made ap plication my o f f i c e and hnx mart# The speaker brought out* the ' Paxton of this city “ Florida's king Block D, M itchell's Survey L ev y for Tax Heed in Ia4ue In occordaflca f o r T a x .Deed to i,*u« 1111 that the high schools should of rum runners’ 'atTested yesterday Grant, run N. 10 d e g re e s 10 min.. With law. Hald certificate em b ra ce s sn ee w ith law. Paid r « the frdb-wlns t only bo finishing schools for with two others following the seiz­ TV 9 chs.. 8. 79 deg rees 50 min. TV. th e fo llo w in g described *. p r o g e n y hracert I l ' j cl,*.. S, 10 deg rees IS min.. K. situated tn Hemlnoln-County, p r o p e rt y elHialed In Sentls thoee Who cannot further conttnue ure of liquor valued at 810,000 will ty.Fib rida, to-w it: 9 chs.. N. 79 d e g re e s 60 min.. E. 1314 Ida. to-wlf; their studies, but they should pre­ be given a preliminary hearing Lot 113, Block U, Mliel chs.— 11 seres. The said land hiring Lota nt, S9. '90 and 91, Block D. pare those students who have inten­ Friday at 3 o’clock before United v c y o f L ev y Gram. Th« assessed at Ihe date o f the Issuance tions of continuing. “ Every course States Commissioner Carl Noble. o f such c e rt ific a te In the name o f Mitchell's Survey of Levy Grant. being assessed nt the 4 ■1tatel The said land being n,sensed at the, |«,u, nc* „ f *Qrh eertiaSI II. A II Myers. ' H. I.. Duncal, divisional prohibi­ in every high school should lead lo ™ That nald Ktrtmlc L. Kntxmlnger, date o f the Issuance o f auch certl- name of N. B. lilies. some course in some college,'* he tion rhief of this district who con­ purchaser nf Tax Cerljllcntn No. fleato In the name of unknown. T h at said Kmmle I, Health is exciting In Knnras. That said Kmmle I,. Kntxmlnger, •aid. ducted tho raid said Paxton was 2*3, dated the 2nd day o f June, A. aser of Tax Ccrtlfc. No. pu rchda When the "Warren*' comes Inlo , The Education Society of the F. one of the most spectacular liquor D. 1919, has filed nald certificate In purchaser of Tax Certificate ted the 2nd day 0i i ZXt. dated the Ind duy of June. A. 900. my o f f i c e and hn« made application D. 1910, filed said on 8 . C. U composed of young women operator* in the south and that the town wlih No. 3 rnilbound and la I». 1919, has filed said certificate In my o f f i c ehas and has made | for Tax Deed t o Issue In a c c o r d ­ Who kbe enrolled In courses de­ agent and his office have been my office and has made application parked on a siding for a day. Ihr ance with law. Said c ertific a te fur T a x p eed to lysue in u. signed to fit them for positions as trying to capture him for some em braces the f o l l o w i n g described for Tax Deed to Issue In accordance school children from miles around with law. Said certlficati Sald certificate em b ra ce s ^ 1' ^ f o llo w in g 1'1dTseMb.d teachers throughout the state. property situated in Hemlnolo C o u n ­ time, lie said he conducted Ferthe following described property situ ated In Seminole C-.-atnl rush lo ihe railroad station ns If ty. Florida, t n - w ll: nnndina Road 20 miles north of situated In Seminole County, Flor­ bln, t o - w i t : L ots 9 nnd 10 (less IS '4 acres In Jacksonville. The imported liq­ It were Ihe circus lrain. Instead of NK. r o r o f Lot 9) Block C. M itch ­ ida. to-wit: - . . . . . ... Lots 137 to H I, Ittock h i Just a single converted Pullman uor* were found in a huge pit a fitted up with displays and exhibits I^it 91. Block D. Mitchell s S u rvey , 1c * s u r , e y o f l.,.v> 1 ell's Survey o f Levy Grant. The said land b e in g assessed at the date o f Lev y Grant. T h e said land b e said lahd being Sssesse short distance fro nitho road. El­ on the grown-up sublet of health. WSB— Atlanta Journal (42D) bert Free and Jake Saunders of g assessed at the. date o f the Is- 1of, the Issuance of su Ing o f the Issuaucc o f surh certificate lu 1 ch c e r t lf lc a lo In t b e l in tl)» IniSV. d N II liilJ The "Warren" has been repaint­ In the name o f Giles, O verstreet & nuance jetf su .8-11:45, orchestra. this city were the others arrested. ed and renovated to go forth sple name .o f Jifn dm rs v L Ulles { ; ; ' . T I « C > a | 4 fcmmle I., y-j Drew. | WGR— Buffalo (.1101.5-7, band. That said Kmmle f* K n t im ln g e r, purrhaket* rtf Tax rerii* T h a t said Kmmle I* Kntxmlnger, nnd span for tills years’ spring I WMAQ—Chicago News (417.6) purchaser o f Tax Certificate No. purchaser o f Tax C e r tlflc a lo No. |SOI. dated the 2nd day of J tour through Ihe slain. New ex­ T:30, band; 0, Chicago Theatre re2S3. dated the 2nd day o f June. A. 2XC. da ted Ihe 2nd day o f June. A .. D. 1919: has filed said e«l hibits. posters, medical apparatus I*. 1919. has filed said certificate In l». 1919. has filed sa id c e r t ific a te In my o f f i c e rtnd hns made 1 voc. my o f f i c e nnd has made application my o f f i c e nnd has murid ap plication j for T a x Deed to Issue Ini for clinics and new health appli­ WGN—Chicago Tribune (370) One of the most delightful lit­ ances have been Installed In Ihls fur T a x Deed to Issue In. accord a n c e for Tax Deed to Issue In ac c o rd a n c e with la w. Said certlficati .7-11, musical. with tnw. Said certificate em b ra ces with law. Halil rert If lento em b ra ces the f o l l o w i n g detcrlhul tle exhibitions of the season, was famous Kansas "health school on IMfW-OhWago (566) 0:11, talk; given Thursday evening at the property situated In Hr si Imile 1Y«>isl the feUruvIng described land s i t ­ the fo llo w in g d es cr ib ed wheels," which Is making Us sev­ 1 uated In Sem in ole Cou nty, Florida, situated In Hemlnolo County , F l o r ­ Ida. t o - w i t : ,7, concert; 8, musical; 0:06, read­ Lake Monroe school by tho pri­ ida, t o w l l : enth annual lour. lo-w lt: Lot 136. n io ck U. Miitl, ing; 1 0 - 12 , show. mary intermediate rooms under the Lot 95, Block It. M itchell’ s 8 u r v e y vev o f Levy Gram. Th* (_ la .ls 15. tr. and 17, Block C. The car is well advertised ahead f W ljAP-lChleago f360 ) 7-10, or- auspices of Mrs. Jacobs and Mrs. Mitchell's Survey o f L ev y Grant. o f I.evy Grant. T h e said land b e ­ lirlng assessed, at. Hie -m ,■ but now and then dales get intx-d [their weighing In lo see. Jf they: the persona! and social hygiene o| The Jcbeswe.t—»- * ■ a -laid land being assessed at llte ing assessed nt the dato o f tho Is- Issuunce o f such rertiflcsts 1 Buchanan, teachers. and II rolls Into a low-n tin heralded, were under,in,irl-<h'Hl. As a result (Kansas high school girls and Mlri date o f the Issuance o f such c e r t i­ sttance o f such c e r t lf lc a lo In tho name o f N. It, Olfcs. T‘ | *- WFAA— Dallas New* (476) name o f Unknown. That said Km ml- I. Una The stage was profusely set In one such community the ten- Iof his efTorin fh« rar had t&nr qlojw1,Milan Fit spa 1rick Is tho expert 0.1 ficate In the name nf N. It. Giles. j12:30, address; 8:30-12, piano, Th ai said Kmmle L. K plx m ln ger. pu rchaser o f Tax tVrtlft T h at said Kmmle I,. Kntxm lnger. with cut flowers, bright mosses at yecr-old son of Ihe mayor ills- ] lo one hundred p--r cent attcn-jc)il!d hlli] hygiene, dance. No. 302. dated the 2nd day eft pu rchaser o f Tax Certificate No. purchaser o f T a x C e r t l fl r a ie . WOC— Davenport (484) 6:30. the foot-board and great banks of covered the presence of tho strangu|dance from the community, t. * .The car presents . Its message 286, da ted tho 2nd dny o f June, A. 2X7. dated Ihe 2nd da y o f June, A. D. 1919, hf>» filed sal-1 reri vlsltoi lalurua, noon ccizina .i*t two -omei, members of the green at the back, and the children D. 1919, has filed said c e rt ific a te In my o f f i c e and lias mad* t largely through means of vlsuut liedtimc; 0, orchestra. tv, 1919, has filed said certificate o f f i c e and has made application f o r T a x Deed to Issue Int WCX— Detroit (617) 6 , concert. as so many flowers themselves, blcycl .1 ria-tid 3 u. ilk ~ moil-lKansav ‘•late Hoard of Health tray-, education, carrying exhibits suck In m y o f f i c e nnd has made a p p lic a ­ my f o r Tax Deed to Issue In n r . for Tax Deed to Issue In a c c o rd a n c e with la w. Hnld ccrHlh-*U'i 1 WBAP— Fort Worth Stnr Tele­ graced the stage with their pretty ern Paul Rover. ,c arcua*. *'cv .T ( .. ,vU!. ;he car, They sopervlMf nt nro not often seen by peoplt rtion tnw. Ha Id certl Ileal u em b ra ces the f o l l o w i n g drucrllit-rt Middlesex village and farm”. Not;ellnlrs. give advice In regard ttj outside circles of speclallsls. Tin o n la n r o with law. Bald certificate with dresses and happy smiles. described p r o p e rly situated Jn Hernlnole l'o«« gram (470) 7, Bible Class. e m b ra ces the f o l l o w i n g described the fo llo w in g In Hemlnolo County. F l o r ­ Ida, t o - w i t : WHAA— Iowa City (184) 7:30-0, The' program opened with the only Aid ho stir the population In health prohlonts. show,health inoV. usual procedure I* for Ihe school property situated In Hcmltude C o u n ­ situated Lot ItO. Block D. Mitch ida. tn-ti*ll: ',n V‘".lr l' * uud distribute health lllcrxtui^j children to visit the enr by clnssrt ty. K lo r ld n .t n .w lt: talks, music. ruccssionnl march played by Miss The 1 Lots 96 nnd 97. niock D. M it c h ­ vev o f Levy Grant tails 21 nnd 22. n iock C, M itc h ­ living WDAF— Knnsas City Star (111) vn Dowling, at the piano, accom­ unknown, hot he lasl-ed tlown on supplied by tho state hoard nnd or departments during the morn* ell's Survey o f l,evy Grant. The ell’ s Purvey o f L ev y Grant. T-pp,. h e ,. _ assessed „ .at tie-...date. f 11:45, Nlghthawks. ' panied by Wiliam Hawkins upon his handlebar* sixteen young whiterthrough the Metropolitan l.lfq In lug and the mothers tiring' Hit sold land be in g assessed nt tho date ssbl land being assessed at th e da te I Issuance o f auch c.-rlillew thn Issuance o f such c e r t if ic a t e n*in® . N. IL Giles. WOQ— Kansas City Unity (360) the drum. The opening song, hopes of the sge of three or Ihcrv j tuininre Comprtny. Mrs. nnena tiny youngsters of pro-school 'agi o f the Issuance c f such certificate oInf Ihe name o f O verstreet T u r p e n That sa id Emmie L Ki tho afternoon. In th e name o f Overstreet T u r p e n ­ slljM rvfeea. “ Our Country's Flag” was follow­ abouts and personally auperyUcdI Burr haa for• ytaro watched ov«rIdurlng p u rch aser o f . Tax (Vrttl _ line Civ *' '' —* tine Co. *■ WIIA 8— Louisville Journal (400) ed by the poem, "The Box of That said Kmmle L, Kntxm lnger, 312. da ted the 6th da}' el, That snltl llm m li I , Kntxmlnger. No. D. 1921. has filed slid certl |7:30*9, Fail Cities' Serenade™, Smiles” by the whole class. purchaser c f T a x Certificate No. p o r e h s s c r of Tax C e r tio ra te n f f lc e and has mart* 1? 269. dated th e 2nd dny o f June, A. 288. dated the 2nd da y nf June, A. mv .reading. the SW'i uf the SVVfi of ibn NKV4. n * !■ I'ounty, Florida, to-wltt for T a x Deed tn Issu- In tc Other pleasing numbers were D, 1919. lias filed said c e rt ific a te In D. 1919. has filed said errltficnto In geete.Tt S . Tuwnslilp 3t, Hatlgo 19, I'nirt’ , ft, w. of MK enr. of ownsti p ; t . itatmo 29. II,K ... r.r„ with Inw, Hald rerUficxtt, KFI—Los Angeles (460) 8:45-2 “ Snowdrop," a playlet, a piano . . . . . : . v . o f Ntv«4. Wee. 8«. Twp. 20 H. my o f f i c e and has made applies-- my e /f I c e and has m ade ap plicatio n the f o l l o w i n g dco-rlb-d m.; vocal, instrumental, orches- redtal by Frank Price, “ The Wed­ It I* liurehy urdiTsd.that .y ordered.mat you,nnd V|: 3a y;., run \V. t•• ilangv line Hot, f o r Tax Deed to Issue In nc„ for Tnx Deed to Issue In arcnrdnnus situ ated In HemlnoL i ' oxxt.1 tra. 1 each of you d o Appear t-* t h i l l <lf ?N Sabi c e rtifi­ with law. Hnld c e r t ific a te e m b ra ces Ida. th -w lx: f|. K. lo point N. o f beg., K cordnnee w ith law. ding of the Flowers,” “ Peter Rab­ the . f o l l o w i n g described pr op erty < 1 JVGIvrHodiord Hillaide (360) bit Saved the Flowers” with innny cntaplniot herein Hied, on the 2nd !>*«.—€ acre*. The said land he- cate e m b ra ces the f o l l o w i n g ' ries- situated S ' , o f K. 28 acres of Ut 14] Illy The ,V»*»etntrit I'rrusl tn Homlnulo County, F l o r ­ D. D. R. Mitchell's Hurttnf li u u ssess.d nl tile date o f the Is- erlbeit property* situated In Heml. Code Practice; 0, Big Brother day of June, A. ft. Ijji , , ida, l o w l t : JAFKSONVILLE, Apr. 2 1 ,—II. nuance o f such c e r t lf lc a lo In the Hole County. Florida, to-w ll* other interesting readings and l*evy Grant. The ssl I Ira Club; 6:30, talk, musical. l-ot m2. Block D. M itchell's S u r ­ assessed at tfctf dale of Ik*I Lots u . 15 and 18, Blnrk D. r .in , or Unknown short dramas L. Duncan, prohibition chief fo r ’ V l,i/ l,rl'" 'r ,'r'T*r‘ '' vey of Levy Grant. The said land o f such rurtlflcaii- Id the 1 M itchell's Survey o f Levy (Irani. WMC— Memphis Commercial Ap> , .(order I.f itilihrnll-.il I.. pnbllnlied That nald Kmmle L Kritxmlnger. Superintendent Lawton was I-Inrhla, staged n setumtiuna! raid »»nford Herald.......... .. a-yl loir'hpaer o f Tax 1'erllllcute No. Tin- said land be in g assessed at the being nsMcBSPil at the date o f the J. o . Prick. ?peal (600) 8:30, Faculty entertainl l ' * o f tho is suance o f such c r r l l - Isscance o f such c e r t if ic a te In the present and presented the school Thursday morning at 2 o'clock, |per piibiuht<1 in H.iuhude i cuht' .That s a i d ‘ Kmmle L Tment. | l)“ l l l dal.nl Ihe 3rd day o f June, A. ificotname o f James L Oltr*. , In thn name nf N. It. (Hies. pu rch aser o f Tnx iVrtlltk *11* 1319. lias lllr.r m i I.I . . itlficnls with a large picture of the Into -Tlial said H m m lu -I, Kntxm lnger, 268, dated tho 7th <la> ■( Jk * . WLAG — Minneapoiia-St. Paul T h at said Kmmle I* Kntsm lnger, when he discovered a liquor cache ' K," r|'u*- " Ul '' ” 4V" l* f' r ••»«*»» • flu my offlc o amt lias made upptl- purchaser c f T n x President Roosevelt, lie highly No, D. 1919. has Died said r*rtl8 Certificate No. Plirch’iser o f T ax C ertifica te tri Issue In n r. . .1 Ion for. TuxX Dead ............... ............... doted t h « 2nd day nf June, A 2*9. dated the 2nd day o f June, A. my Afflcb and has nude 19 complimented the children speak­ K ? " J " 0Wr» « th5 “ ^.in« ot S L : » ! v :hand and the ,srnl o f l rdiiocr with law. 8al.l 8a ld icertificate 379. D 1919. has filed said c e r t ific a te In f o r Tax, Deed t<> Issue la i I'. 19t9.Jucs^ni.ul.III! c ertificate In ing ..at. the -irptrR - o f - tho- w swnfr Kin M * -WBAH— Minneapolis (*17)I??. ’ C" ’ T I *'*" k»M 1’ b'fWI •'•it.rt ' at K. iiU oYM, Pnmlrra. vhf *H>«* fMft.wIrfV** fft-Shribei mv gEg[^'T#J£3P3 application my h f f lc e sa-l .has m a d e afibll Cntl'bi Wllrf IgW*. e*4k4M 'rrWWHiktl King Don I'uxton, and two othes, pr op erly nil unled In Hemlnole Count os brought out in tho inspirational •Council of Churches. itli day of Mar lb a for T n x TD W r V r ’ rar.,-- III. n cc -rii- f W v r.VX,J19 .id! i|(T' tfigSe-' Hi ’ aeroriithe, fotlow ltig 1ilisG Elbftf Free and Jake Sawndora!,1 ' Hnld Mtu-e with law. ftald rcrtlllrnte -,,<-e with law. certificate Hituatrd In Bcmlnolc 0 e ' CKAC*—Montreal (425) 0, lx*,|- lessons of the simple exercises. en,l^r^lres• the folio,tda . l o - w l t : Lot 19. Block D. U ft! , : . s iorfiTii; LiiwT S u r re y o f th> Levy firol | ly. Florida, t n - w lt: 000 1 P.-mltml.('m in ty. Florida. vUt* t.f the Iniuuneo «,r such c e r t l. Lots 195, 196, and - 197, B lo ck D. said land being ussessislxll 7 WOR—Newark (406) 5:15, mu- *n‘l urging the children to follow Lots 31 nnd 31. B l o c k ' D. M itch ­ ___________ | |t-.; yt. Wr.-kx. I> 1*. : fiente In tb<- name » f Unknown. I Mitchell's Survey uf Levy Grant. ell's Hur*. cv o f Levy Grant. The o f tho Issuance of surh rtrtn ’ ale; 0:15, talk, music; 0 : 16 , min- the example and' *'* L char* life of‘ m auch v „| rr »r Spgllratlon f « r T m Drnl 3t-Frlilnys | Tlmt nald Kmmle I- Kntxmlnger. said land l»-lt,g nss<-s-cd nt the date T ',c said land luring a s s e s s 'd at the thn name ufi Unknow n atrels. pnrrhun-.r of Tax Unrllflc ats N » of the Issuance ,.f such certificate late o f Ihe Issuaitce uf such certlfi actcra na Roosevelt, Wilson, Wash-1 t ...ter »reM«„ m .-, «t itie iiener»i That said Kmmb- U l-»b 1M.illrp of Sppllrsllnn f o r Tax f i r f i | l U I ) . . i l » l « i tlir 3rd tint* i.f .J u n o , A In the name o f Unknown. r WEAF—New York (492) 6:15- Uigton and other noble men. S.latUtrM Of Ike Xlntr o f Uli.rMs. f a i r lit the a s m - o f U n k now n . urcha ser fif Tax Certlfi I udrr S eed ..1 , 3*3 uf the firnrrul I*. 19(17. lint fl|e.| nald c e r ll f lr a I r NfitN i* | h lirrtthv ulv#*ii t luit i That said Km ml a I* K ntim lng er, S3, dated., the 7tb day #4 1 T i n t said Kmmle I . Kntxmlnger. ’ 1 1 , talk, orchestra, vocal Quite a nice Easter party was No. D. 19Iff; has filed said certU pu rchaser o f T u x Certllllcnte No Ptircussvr o f Tax Uertrib-nlr WJZ—New (455 6, music, [given the children of the Baptist ) WJZ— New York (455) IT I da ted tin 2nd dny o f June. A. 299, date 1 tho 2nd day. o f Juno. A. my o f f i c e and ha* mart# »F ?talks; 7:20, Shubert Theatre. Church Sunday afternoon upon D 1919. has filed said certificate In D. 1919. has filed said c e r t ific a te in f o r T a x Deed to Issu-- lad* . KGO—Oakland (312) 10 , musi- the lawn. Howard Mathews and my o f f i c e nnd has tnad.e application my o f f l r r and hns m ade application with Isur. Hald c. rtblcstti »cal. for T a x Deed to Issue In a c c o r d - f ‘ *r Tnx Deed to’ Issue In a c c o r d ­ tho f o l l o w i n g described Haul Oglesby received the prizes taw. Hall) certific ate situated In Hcmln'-I-- ('ountZl nttex* w ith law. Hnld certific ate e m ­ ance with i WO AW—Omaha (520) 0:30, for finding the most of the pretty ^ _ J _ described Ida, l o - w l t braces the follow Ing described cnihraces the B illow in g mandolin; 0. orchestra, Lots 12 arot 11. l’-b-ek 9 1 property situated In Hemlnolo Uoun- j Property situated In Sem inole C o u n ­ Easter eggs. . Mitchell's Survey of lie- L*»Tj ty. Florida, t o - w l l : t>‘ - Florida, lo - w lt : , WDAR— Philadelphia (306) 0:30, A pleasant Osh fry was enjoy­ L ots 33. 3t 35. 36. and 17. Illoek Lot 104. Block !>. M itchell's Hur The said land being n o i s t j talk. ed nt Gencvn Saturday by the fol­ D. M itchell's Survey o f Levy Gran! vev o f Lev y Grant. T h e said Innd date nf the Issustu'-' " I . 1™ * WFI— Philadelphia (305) 6 -6, «»f Hie ..................... . nurii crrtlfleai. 313.91 f|., 8 S3 deg rees 30 minute* The said laud being assessed at the "" I n g assessed hi the date o f th« llcHtn In tho name of tl»ks T n P 21 8 . Iturite 29 Kant. Itun K. Unlrsi, sold certlrtcai** • >talks, orchestra; 8, talk; 10 : 10 , lowing: Misses Annu M. Brown, 4n tho iiiiiuu i f I. T. lit 11111. Unless to >T>., N. tats d ia M S3 d e g r e e rt. AV. 832.91 ft__ r. iicn e. T h e *nld (Into * f tlie Issuance o f such c e r t i­ I—Uiiure o f such c e rt ific a te in the Eva H. Brown, Mr. and Mr*. Will redeemed a c cordin g to It* said e.-rt Ifir s I ,• o luiJJ I., redeemed W. 12 Id ell*. 8 n ' j d i s . — 10 ncr* ■ llliil lieltig assessed nl 'llle da te of ficate tn th e name nf Ja m es L Giles. n-irne nf Unknown. dance. will Issue Ihvrron the Ihi ” '11"“ * " •:*<# «'** d . . . t w i n issu- T h e s'lld lu m f l»-tnu iimm.-sm.-.i m 11,,- the iHsunnre o f such rnrtlR cnte In T h at said Kmmte I,.• K n t jiulnger. That said Kmmle 1*. K n tim ln g er, t WIP— Philadelphia (500 ) 6:05, Brown, Rufus and Clayton Brown, *I ' ." rrmi '.i| tiju 2nd dny of Juni'.ldnti- *>f tit.* Ifisimnri- , ,r such rt I- the name o f llelr*. K. II Hull. p u rch aser o f T a x C ertiora te N<*. Mirclinscr o f Tax Certifies!** No. o f May. A. D. 1934. and Ellis Osteen. W it n e s s my offlijlal »l| orchestra; 0-7, talks; 9-10, dance. ‘' . J , * iu*i»t* tn ihr* num»f of a , it. w ^imI, That snlil Kmmle L. Kntxmlnger, 77J. dated Hi*- 3ud day o f .tune. A. J*l. da ted the 2nd day o f .|„„s, Mrs. Ruben Wild*, o f Wnycruss, WCAE— Pittsburg (462) 5:30, 1 .LiH11 I " " t f lc la l slgnaiiirv nml [ Uni* ,* said n-rtllllcn lc nt.all t» rn- piirrlif.*. r o f Tax C V rtllfrite No I> 1919. has filed said c e rt ific a te In IV 1918. has filed said c e rt ific a te In seal II,la the 2nd (lay «< ** D. 1924. JJtd day of April A . ! d.-. nt.-d r> . .-r.llng to law lux lived 159. ii.it. ,1 the 3rd dny o f June. A. mv o f f i c e amt lias made application my o f f i c e and him marie application •concert; 6:15-7:30, story, talk, con- Gu.. is a guest of her futher,’ W. f j ’" 1 'J™ K. A. IHlUIlL ■u u l i v * 1 . will Issue IhnnMiB pn llic lM U-day IX I9uj, to.* filed aalil rprtltlcate In for T n x Deed l o Whom tn accordance for T a x lieeri to Issue In a c c o r d ­ (SK AI.) E. Bennett. Clerk ClftuUI ^cerf; ( b I .A l,* 1: A. D O r n O R r f . April. A L>. 1921 my o f f ic e and lots made unpHrntlon with law. Said certific a te e m ­ ance with law. S.-tbl c e rt ific a te e m ­ Hejnlnnle. C-Minlf. r < r KGW— Portland (492) 1 1 , dunce. Air. and .Mis Victor Hawkins, 'Tnrh I'lfrv ll Court. Wltio-ss mj o f f ic ia l nlgoaltir.- and fur T a t Deed to Issuii In a c c o r d - b races tin* follow in g described braces the f o llo w in g described |lv: A. M tVsskl I Hnmlrrole f o u n t ) , 1-Ti.rl.lii "**al this tin- r.lh day o f March. A. 'lice with law. Said c c r l l f l c ,|e pronertv situate*' in Sem in ole C o u n ­ property sltuutrd In Seminole C o u n ­ 4-4-1 l - l l - H - t - 3 - 9 - 6 1 • KPO—San Francisco (423) 10-2 of Sanford, have moved to this II>- A. M Weeks li C i l l - 1911. •rnt.rae.-s tin- f o llo w in g rirscrll.cd ty. F lo r id a , t o - w i t : ty. Florida lo - w lt : ^a. m., dance. section. 3 - d ; . 13. 311. at u m k a i .) k . a . d o u g l a p .-*. L ots 3'i. 4u. t l . II. 43. II, 45. 48, ir o p e r tc sltitalrd In BcmlPule C ou n ­ ,0 9 Block D. ’J WOY—Schenectady (380) 8:30, 1 ) Klnrk i.Treult <‘<"irt. Mr. and Mrs. It. C. Brown und ty. Florida, tri-wit: and 47. Block ft. Mitchell's Survey Mltche Is Survey pf Levy ra m . g' li.in,.l« County . Florida. * Meg *97.9* ft N. t deg VV. of o f L ev y Grant. T h e said lahd b e ­ T h e ssbl land being assessed G .dance. at the Mr. Vcnurablu, of Sanford, visited A.-flc,. i.f Anidlrntlun .far Tax llrrri Hy A M W eek s. D ' '. BW. .cor. Lot 35. Block D. Mitchell's ing assessed at Ihe date o f th e Is- date J)f th e Issuance o f such c e r t l. I Oder Srrth.n 3T.V »r ib r f lr a r n i l A WBZ— Springfield (337) 6 , con- friend* here Sunday. Survey Levy Grant, run N. I deg. auniiro o f such certificate Xtnliili-x .if ihe s t a i r »t ITnrlds. In the (irate In Ihe name o f Unknown. 'ccrt; 6:30, bedtime. Mr. nnd Mrs. G. J. Brute had us Notice In h e r d .) ^tv.-,. lliut J. K. >«Hrr .1 r VpplIrnlloH f«r Tax Herd W. ABT 99 ft.. N. 95 dag 30 minutes. panic o f Jam es L. Giles. !*- Kntxnilnger, KSD—SV Louis Post Dispatch their guests Saturday, Mr. und nnydrr, purrhasrr ,.f T iix tV rllfJ .: I n.lrr ser llon 3T.V o f Ikr llrncrnl K. 813.91 (i . 8 t deg.. K. 8*7.XH f t , That saM Knimlr l „ Kuttrttlnger. ? ; r a f e r. ?.* ^ n 'l i r s l o . N a Slat.ilm of Ib r Klstr o f ITnrlds ,(540) 8:30, orchestra. 8 32 deg. W. 832.91 ft.— Ut ucr.-a. pu rchaser o f T a x t'er tlfic sle N rate N o . -367. dated Ho Tilt dqy o f . V i ’ ! " * ! * , h * * *"'l day o f June, A. Mr*. C. II. -Uaruld, of DeLeon Jime. .\ it.. |D;„ . !,.-»* nlrd .al,| rrrjf'.H er is hereby g iv en Hint Km- The said land hetug tuuiessSd at th* 271, doted Uir Ind day o f June, A. D. 1919. has filed nabl crrtllleuta In Springs. mb- I,. Kntxmlnger. purr ha*. 1 of T a x llntc nf the |aau»nec o f auch c ertl- D, 1919. b s s (tied soJ<4 C ( [ t lf tr a t e In " f f lcc and has ntiule appltcatlne I I Urate ,1 m v Office, sr,.| has m ade! * Fulf6ift.-^-Uohtract let for conj „ ; f \ rtilb'iite N'tr. 279, (Is led the Hid Ilcwto In the tin,ita o f Am anda my o f f i c e slid has made application f o r T a t Deed m Isana Ip secordartrs John Bennett of Geneva arrived appllaiHoU f.-r tax it.-.-.t atructlon of llaulover bridge Saturday to visit relatives und ■crorUanr* uitl, ta»v 8,n 1 da v of Jnne A. f». 1919. I,a. Illed Smith. for T a x Deed to Issue In accord a n c e 1* B h IIV. Sold eertlfTraln embraces rate rmt.ruci'M Hi, follow Intx .lee. 11,1,1 rerHileat. In tnv nfflre nnd ^spamiiag. channel front this point. friends* here. — T h at said Knimlr t, Kutxrntnger. with 'la w. Said certlflcalo e m b ra cv sl D,n f o llo w in g described property af.ii In Heml ^hnn made application f o r Tux lt e .d pu rch aser nf Tax tTerllflrste No. the f o l l o w i n g d es cribed p r o p e r t y . "R ualed In Hsmlnole County, V lo r tribe,I properly •ItUaU.I to t»*ne ,,. a c e r d a n c e , w 11It law, 9r,9v- d-itrd Ihe 3rd day nf .tune, A situate John und Edward Hawkins of ited In Hernlnole County , rio t'7."/!!^ . F h [ f ! # . In wll:- B 1* ^ Pierce^—Work on Okeelaid c.-rlltl.ate e m b ra ces the f o l - )A I'otT, bus Hied said certlfeat* I n ; Ida, t o - w i t ; M1: ' . • r MW' 8 r r J r w O I I Rl1 f k n * Mltehsjl'g Hur1 , , .ntvlna lb crlle-il p roperly sllm iled m y ' o f flee and liaj^ mailt- npplb nlloti 1 Lots 51 and 53. Block 1). M llchellT v s v - n f fteay Grant. T h e said land ‘ c s S ^ s S . ' i L r *,;1Wgst Palm Beach r/nude a .short H ... •kV _..() acres. TH<tnuld la ml tiel a m g J(l Co o n ly Florida, t«- a l l : fur T.tx Drr*l to Issue In arcord-| Survey nf L ev y GraAt. T b s said being assessed nl the da le o f tho Mrs, Fie 1.-I j " .s III,,. I. D M llch n irs Hnrvey •xni'e wllli lav,', 8abl cettlfle n le ein- land living assessed s i III*- ditto <-f i s i m n r n o f -i,cl> certlflr a te In thir 'p tile f o llo w in g described Iho Isauunoo lit such c e r il f lc a t o In Itamo o f N. II. (Kies. lett, left r n n a y fur mii uxtend'tl I uhiiuwii. r u k h h , i,j r^rilfl«*M|u o f I.Pvy Grant T h e sal.I land b r in g I.races sj>s, h« . . i hi tn ____ That said Kmmle I* Kntxmlnger, ate nr tho ;Isatiune* .pripu-rly situated In Hemlnolu C ou n - the name o f J a m e s I - Giles. M l . " redeemed lOCOIdll.g l o IsW COLD FACTS visit to relative in South CaroNo „ "I sircli cvrtlflrnU' fn th o mime o f* ty. Florida, t o - w ll: That aplri Kmmle L K ntim lnger. pu rchaser nf Tax Certificate lax (Iced w ill ley,,e t IixtV, lina. • f g NK. enr. nf lad 53. Blijck D. pu rch aser o f T a x Ci-rllib-ale No. 191. dated the 2nd d - y \ , f J „ , ic. a 2nd ,la) i.f Juiir, A. I, Irntt OK th r , fskllOWa. ' Tl>:il said Kmmle 1. K n i t m l n c r , .Mr. and Mis. W. J. Vaughan, •Mitchell's Harvey Levy Grant, run 176. da ted the 2nd ilsy o f June. A. ” ■ !**?• ( » » filed said rerllu rate In vv Km-k. m> o f f i d n ) slxnnnti’e and pnrchkser i.f Tax Certificate No* 8 83 deg .10 min.. W. 313 ft.. 8. 4 D. 1919. has fill'd said rertific ate In my nfflce and has made application Mr. W. M. Stinson and Mr. W, E. ■f» I'lfi* 1lU*^I3r,l d ot Of A p r il A 371, dated Hie 2nd (lay o f Jut,-. A, deg... B, 313 f t , N *3 il.-g. 30 min.. my o f f i c e and pita made (•pnllcutloii r'V:.T ? * l* " l,e In nteord.tnri That'* what the Oglesby wore at Winter Garden It. 191>. I,as tiled nald cerMfleale K. 8 H . f l . N. I deg. W 3t3 ft.— H i f o r T a x Deed to Isaus In a c c o r d ­ with low. Hold certlficnle ombrac* s tHK.U.) ,- a , iMil r'jLASa. Want Ads are—cold recently. lb*l o g o win (I Ihe f llo w in g described property lo my nfflce and liss marie uppllrrt- acres. T h o said land being nxtu-Kited ance w ith law. N1I1I rcrtifirnle c le r k I'trrm t Cinirt. fact*— about things sll unled In 8t minole County, F l o r b ra ces tbs follow in g ilrSci'llraUi id-,,,i,{o-wl?* Friend* of Mr*. A. K Jordon 8enil„i,|,- ,•..1, 111), Klorld 1. tlnil for T»*x ll.-nd li- Issue lo rte- nt the ditte.of th e Issuance o f such em nbraces * m* cur.lnnci- with law. Kat.l rerllflc.ta c e rt ific a te In that aro plahncd fur are.glad to know that nhv hns re- , .. the name o f I'a- pi­ Mgt A. M Weeks, ft. C. Beware a t l a t a l i o M ; , . , 122 nnd fz.t. B lock embracSH ihe f.,tb>vvlng dchcrlbeif k pew n IIJty r K S J f S S S . ? ........... ... your good. They are turned (mm tho Inlirmnry ut Way ( I■I j *1-1-9-|8*13.. 39.(1 lit* y e a u ia e i n l O e e a d w l survey o f I-evy Grant. property id loa led In S.-uilrmle That said Kmmlo U Kntsm lnger. plain statements K- i»>s . . .lin.i . . ln,e assessed at the (*..nut) Florida, to-w itages b e a r is g above ‘ irebUs*r of Tnx (Vrtlficnte No. IK M ltcholl's Hnrvey o f Levy Grant. t cross, where she underwent a »uc-i%ot|ee ..TT^sHrslIss f ^ ? s , need o f the Issuanre nf such c e r t l“ that will help you Block D. M d c h c i r s 8>irp dated G„- 3rd day o f June. A. The luild land being assessed at date ccssful 1 ,|,erution upnrj the face I ndri- Serllon 57.-, o f fb r C r n rr o l vcvLoto f |Xla. vy fiesta in th e name o f Unknown. Hrniit 3"l"’ "aid land *a|--what you are und throat. 1907. has filed said c e rtificate lh<* da te o f ih o Issuance o f *url, atntlllrs or fb r S l s ir « f F ls r ld s . That said k m m le L. Kntxm lnger, being any. ny. .1 at lie- date of tlie 1 my o f f l r r and has made appilea- c e r t lf lc a lo In the name o f Jam es after 'in business, ra .‘■Vi'”', I’J T ,t 4-srtlficale N* l!'T‘:l,ynurcImsrV “ lv.r" that liar* tnsnance o f . nurii cvrllflciil.- in liufi (orswoV -fifaX Deed to Issu* In hc. L Giles. W. M. Stinson, of Hnzelhurst, tv o .nson, or i.azeinursr, ..t„ k ..........-nl. .Tf Tax 491&U#d |h,- 3t,rt day nf June. , ? ^ home or recreation — rorda nce with law, Hald cert IdTh ai paid Kmmle L. Kntxm lnger. D. 7919. h as filed’ safd rertificate la Ga., is visiting hi* daughter, Mrs. 1 ■nifi.-ai,, ft,,, toil, n.„ fu, name o f Unknown. That Haiti Kmiola K K uu tn ln gcc, gala em brace* tho fo llo w in g den- pu rchaser nf T a x Urrllfln ate No. ray » f f lc e and has m ade appiicaUtia * - Rfud the so cold W. J. Vaughn. 1 '.'i '*f J A. D. I vtV. 'This filed Utirrharo-r JlTOF A T T A l’ K* W Tqx Uertjflcnte No. cr ilicd properly situated In He tad. 377. da ted th e 2nd day o f J u n *vA . D. . ' 1'* c r t l f l r a t - I, siy o f f i c e , nod JVi. dated of !■ " " « In (u-ordancp r*'* vi’* : tfets every day and Mrs. G, II McKcnncy was cull 1rn.is| H»e 2nd day br ju n ^ jv. i.'fie Uiuinly, ' Florida. In -w ilt 1919 h a s filed osht'Cerf Nlvnlf*. In lni“ " I I h l-'V-l -K ( .W - .r tiindn jippllc(w.an f o r tax deed « lttr a ,e . emlir.u-.'-. ^ ^ adm 44 will sftike XIV. cor o f Lob 53. Block D, o f f ic e and b s s made application fur cd to Apopka VITA week b‘y th e! t irsns In nccvrdatira w ith Isw. I*. I’tltt, (Inis .tiled Said n-rfifiiMig tn property office and hns mud.- .afpllc ell's Hnrvey o f |>vy Grant. T a x -D*-od t o . Issue In a c c o rd a h c o i. v! . 1 Ir uescrioed you forcibly that death of hi her moihcr, Mrs. Uun*. I l ambrnres the fnl my Cou nty, f Ioc* for Tax D id tn Issue In nrcordkpcC tU . 4 degree*. K. !96.9!» ft.. N S3 with la w . Hald c ertific a te em braces I d a t* io 'w t? Jowiiu, ,t ' c r | be,1 pr op erty nltuatrd there is something property IV. K. t T ,V. a r s e s ift jnJtv. K 61ft94 63ft9 4 fft^ N. i4 tho f o l l o w i n g described V;,1'11'1: ' 1' cnuttlr Florida t o - w l l : with law. 8aId r-rtaillcni*• eml.rrije L n t . 1! * ' ,,,,,rk n. Mitchells* Hurl 1 j_. t*i-*rJ* you are missing. Hie f o llo w in g ilisWrlhed Oroi-Stly THIRTEEN KII.LED eg rees situ ated In Hernlnole Oouiily, F l o r ­ y .,e_« X .L a *y Grant. T h . said i - n g t i l e s , yf. t i e«.»V . l * ft..'.S f t . j S . «5 d degr. of S W ', o f 81: 14, Hee. The d r u g g i s t whose ft «sf, ; That is'the help the 1 Hcmlnolc f?Qiinfy. FT „i,/ [sitaaieil Iji ida. t o w i t : ># > , , , , being, assessed uj the date p f thh _:u rnJontes. W. Gift'll ft,— 2.14 JUT 71 H Me 1 1 ai29 K ' T t . e h « ■ ‘ 1*rBELLIN2GNA. Apr. 24 -T h e '.rwi* ,?• « . ita, pears t»efhw will supplrj Ida, t n - w f c l a d s 46, «,4. 67. «s and 49, B l o c k ' Issuance Itf such rerttCrate In t i n The sa id land bein g assessed a t the . Want* can ufford l*tMt Sgtaato of the kfctims af {'tl^ u ;«,m c ,n ™ su ch ‘ CrVl If taxi {• fi’ii | T" 1 Ul"ck D, 3111r hell's 8u r- da lo o f th» Issuance o f such cerbl- D, M lichrU's' Survey of l l . c » y Grant, name o f f t U*Giles. a. 11.00 hetile of u oov l tho adluion between .the Zurich [th e n,tme " f- -Unknown. Ifnlosn sul.i:.v'.v "• ■ vv f*ran(. T h e »uM laud pi-ate In Ihe name o f Unknown. •rha said la ad being n«sa»»o(l at. the T h a t said Kmmle fc* Kntsmtnge 4TlOV#p ASTHMA Get ^customeil t5 rtnrl Milan trains yesterday ft said Kiamlti I*. Kntxm lngrr, date o f ij t-ftssh an cn nf ot)c|t usrtt- M fdhrams o f Tax O r t i r i c ^ ' " ^ * with the uudsrsfaudma 1 ■llratn |n (he, Iiamu o f japtea L. s* r -of T a x Ui-rtlilcaiu No. 4 '6 ,4pd d*y nf June, a dead * Including five members . . . things by the vo'u tta've taken' ohe-hsU I Giles. I thAril day o f June. A. l». 19I». has filed said cert I fibula In bwf "W a n t Ad method •reW and eight passenger* anil has filed said certincake T h a t s.ibl Kmmle I . Kntxmlnger, " " '' Cn«*en . hV " ' • rt1n appHcatloh tclna-lgou aye, not -xil^ *nd you will find eru! seriously wounded. The __ o f f l r o antf has''nia«le u ppllca- purchaser o f T a x Urrtlflcatn No. 1 Deed to Ixsue In xrrardnncS the rosulta.,you may ir T a x Deed to Issue In u « - 374,' da ted th e 2nd <b»y o f June. A. w lih In V- : Hnld rertif\ujiiG fmliriirnfi them profitable, les were badly burned nnd were n ot, A ,, balance and your >no1' the folifo w lo g D. 1X97, has llleii said certlf!ritt(. i n c orilsn co with law, Hald certificate D. 1919. has filed said certific ate In described priqierty ,, , aven in the most recognizable. j (HBa i .) cheerfully refunded. PI K. A. D O U G LA HH, m y , 1 ftlce uud has made uppllmtlort r m b r a c e s the f o l l o w i n g described my o f f i c e ami has made application situated7«.i,n County . 6’ lor trivial mutters. Cl.-rk Ulrcillt 1‘ntirt - ' for T a x Deed l o Issue In nrrorrinnci) p r u p a u y sll UHti-d to Hvmlnota for T a x Deed t o Issue In arcurdanca Ida. lo - w lt : Of d is a g re e a b le odor Lot l l i (L ess beg. t|.8 ch. a 7» M em lm de. C o u n ty F lu rld a . wlili law. Said certlflr utn tmbriircs Cpunty, Florida, to - w it : with law. Hald certific a te embraces • IHL 8 CIIA CUT NOT KILLED house, gives-quick rt . , ‘ ' Turn the cold d eg rees 60 mlnutss w . „ f flB. cor., tho f o llo w in g ilescrlhi-d prpperty the f o l l o w i n g deerrlhed property B eg ,. 197 ft. 8. 4 d eg rees E. o f RERUN, Apr. 24—The report 3-«M|.2s‘ ' r A M VVlrk*' U C used for a reasonable facts of the Wants Situated lii ^cniliiuje .Count).-'.Flor­ >V. b i r . Lot 55. Block D. Mitch* sltu a ftd In Bemlnnle County, F l o r ­ run If. 19 degrees ift minutes. \V. 8 ida. |u. wit: • ' ' into gold in your that Dr. H. Jalmar Schacht, .presi­ lime, removes the rvfiy o f l,«vft Grant, run N. ida. to-writ: raV- “ i. T« ' 40 minute* W. Be,;. 1221 ff. XV. o f NK. ror. o f _______ era 39 min., K. 433 It. H. 4 dent of the German Reicbabank In f'lreull Court, Tth Ju dicial UlrL ots 79, 71. and T3. Block D. I3U eft. 8- 10 degrees 10 minutes R. pocket conditions which ••ttit, Ijriulnilp ( o u n t r . Florida* NWVi, Her IP, T w p. 39 8.. Range 3(1 degrees, K. 146 ft., H. 85 deg rees 39 M itchell's Hurvsy o f Levy Grant. 9 e h - .N . 79 degress 69 minutes. E. subject to attacks of .. To (each all the waa among those killed in the * • * « 1 " * 111 W. t < 1 N W * djF, nf K dQ i n. W.-43J ft.. N. 4 degrees. W. 148 ff. The sa id U n d be in g assessed at the I I S H»-> Block D. M ltrhsll's S u r ­ it . .. tm wreck at Bellinxonu is unfounded. IftiWiril ]] ItytKjy vey o f L e v y Grant. T h e said land people effectively — a 2(19 ft.. K. 75» ft.. N. 39 ( L )!. ta Itss. T h e said land being ga­ date o f th e laeuauce of such certlfi. be in g assessed at the date ' " Dr. Schacht is in Berlin. pt. 8. o f hyg., N. to h e g — l ^ x r K x . Iwive your Want Ad i t the d a is uf the Issuance o f cats In the name o f James L Giles. Issuance o f euch certific ate _ J. c Kregci If livin g, and If dead T h e nsld land be in g assessed at tb s T h a t said Kmr.ils L Kntxmlnger, name o f Jamra L Giles. certific a te lit the name o f U n at The Herald ofpu rch aser o f T a x Certificate No. It ? cktlm lng Interests un- dale o f Hi,. Issuance o f such ci-rtlflRoamillat « I' Kr;-l,.!i.1.'KFKJi,tR l i t v v b f c k That said Kmmle L. Kntai flee, ‘ phone o i to tier j i_. Kregcl. d e c e a s e d o r o t h ­ ctwe In the name o f Unknovrh. T b a f t said Kmmb, I - K nttm lngar. 219, dated th e In d day o f June, A. BiERNE. Switzerland, Apr. 2'.— ---------d. n s erwise. a star it, or phona X I9l»s h« That said Kmmla U KnUmliWcr^ urchafter nf ,T » X C e r tllfca ts No. Id certlflcata la '.T i . . 7 ® ,ho dsfvndants J. . C. K r e c g c l If ny offIc% 1 purchaser o f T a x Certificate No. ■9 applf 'll, da ted the 3rd day o f June, * S*M w « » t A d living, and If dead, all ITlfl, diiI m I the r»th da y o f Kdveai* 1907. Inis filed aald c sr tlflc In In g Intsrvsts undvr ber. A. D. II3S,' has filed said cer»y n ffle s and ha* t n a d r a p p l l . among rtcceased or olherwlsa, b tn.iha, fol* j-.oA i ng collizlon bet lowing dessrlbtd protwrl »SlBl& T ‘ 7 vQlt* T 8 S2 B V a n r i t S f e Rum Runners To Get I f SK iSS S B ® !Preliminary Hearing id“ ; jACKsoNvTiis: ... 23-n™ ^ Radio Program LAKE MONROE r Prohibition O f f i c e r Makes Rigr Raid Today ? f Take H * '■« opidij. i,® ‘" ■» jsKh* r-"' *»■ •o>»-1 's -* ; f o r th e ASTHMA *>-» \y°u' * * * - ssy ss s.T *“ « . .°b...T.“. S w u g l& g p si fia* eetuln tract oC la tralru near :s V* ■ �TH® S A N W B D flE R A U > ;fm D A Y . A P R It ?5, 1924 .ill* —Value o f building St. Ftftmburg.—$100,000 to be Sfta this dty for'thf spent for construction o f plant and month* thU ytor totaled ,T ' ,r%>r.’ Tin equipment for St, Petersburg Independent. Irapefruit cannera to aUbilisatlon o f on- . to direetlom at the first •ostJs- Before baby begina u teeth you eaa start «lv,1m , ‘Twill make U easier id for yon. too. jtieroue to w ait when baby 9 fret.” wrttee Vra. C. V, gout* 4. Macon, Oa. "I tat when m y baby got tick r and bowel trouble. Teeth*oded hie trouble end now NICKELS ENTERS -German W ar A N O T GUILTY P Q M Is Kiljed !n :;l IN RE-TRIED CA8E .. The Seminole ■courts haa a case been so widely |discussed through the newsoapera Announces the and in public. Friends of the doI fendant and his attorney appealed to the people to save, the condemn­ ed man, and open meetings were held in his behalf and petitions WISHING POOL AIDS HOS­ Of Their Thoroughly |addressed to the pardon board were PITAL. |circulated, while those who deem­ ed the prisoner guilty of the crime —hie' if.i. i_, . ~ ™r .— SYDNEY, Australia, Apr. 25.— in d t , C Th- Wishing Pool at the Jenolan thrnLhP .b i dn*i" ^ \ protests Cave;, here ,nto which coin, aro 5v orRhf , i l l ^ r L fk i" ™ thrown for two local hospitals, cy or freedom for the convicted bas onc.c moro bcPn clearJ . thp . , record sum o f $1,755. While columns were published — This represents about 13 months in various newspapers regarding Complete line of collection. The collection Is made his innocence and worthiness of up mostly o f small coins including consideration, communications al­ 10,138 three-penny pieces and 13,FRUITS so were published from a young 3H1 pennies. woman claiming to be his wife. She set forth that she feared her CAND Y life would be In danger should the prisoner ever be released, and also ICE CREAM from the father of the young woman, substantiating her claim, together with a great mass of oth­ CIGARETTES er statements that sought to over­ come the sentiment in favor of CIGARS, ETC. Nickels. The doctor who made an examination of the assaulted wo­ man, although never called to the witness stand, found it necessary Opposite the Past Office in answer to- published inference, to make a statement to tho effect A. Vourakis, Mgr. that his examination at the time had convinced him beyond doubt -V- A . .V. -V— . L . L . L —t , A , that the woman had been crimin­ ally assaulted. OPENING Il Sale MODERN NEW FRUIT STOREj t Tuesday To Saturday Adv. Monday New... tor Records - 10-in. list price $ 1.00 en Leaf (V. Logan-F. jan) ....... Elsie Baker Eventime (Twohig£rey) ....... Elsie Baker -10-in. list price 75c. The Brox Sisters |rer Me Up with the Sunhine of V irg in ia .... ....... The Brox Sisters -10-in. list price 75c Jen Lights are Low Marcia Freer at’s Today Got to Do fith Tomorrow .............. Peerless Quartet - 10-in, list price 75c. Knows (2L,The Two icks (3) Cuckoo In the * BEEF PORK MUTTON Choice Western and Florida Meats PLENTY OF FAT HENS W e Dress Them OUR MEATS ARE OF THE BEST QUALITY QUICK DELIVERY PURE FOOD MARKET Jss. Hugh TillLs, Prop. Phone 105 —----------------— Sh^ n - WE DELIVER TO ANY PART OF THE'CITY. ' Under new management ■ > J. R. WRAGGE, PROP. Phone THIS WEEK W e W ill Sell Georgia Sweet Potatoes “Cracker Boy” C offee................................................. 3 lb.pkg. $1.00 Coffee in Bulk ~Hrone“39 Uprights $925 and up \ y 5fl N. Orange A v e n u e 'S ^ Grands $1500 and up PIGGLY W IG G L Y Iona No. 21-2 Can I R AN D YOU CAN ’T HELP SAVIN G MONEY CAN A&P Bartlett N oils B Y BUYING A T THESE PRICES PKGS 5 lb. Fine G ranulated COUNTRY Gentleman Creamery PINA PPL A&P Sliced No. W ILSON’S Breakfast No. 2 Can frt] **■*.'§ .t,„ , r*•, J V( U ) i * C e r t ifie d ‘ ■r'i - SUGAR Ly| B GALLON 1 O KEROS1NE 1 N I L i- -* ] S . 5 1 c 5 Picnic lb. 1 5 c V A N o CANS c : * FOR EB IS AT ALL TIME8 COMPLETE, 1 I US— WE DELIVER. NO WORRY UT CARRYING YOUR PACKAGES HOME, WHEN YOU hUY FROM U a Price 75c Cotton D Shannon' Fresh Vegetables and fruits received daily. CANNED RASPBERRIES*, STRAWBERRIES. LOGANBERRIES. BLUEBERRIES AND CHERRIES FOR PIES. It is easy enough to get a piano that looks and sounds well while It is new, but it’s the service it gives in later years that copnts. ( 8 TEJNW AYS have always given ser- «rtyB abe IUU O We carry a full line of Fancy Western and Native meats at all times. , ,r4 i . >4.-^ Sanford Ave. j(Meyerbeer) ............ .... Giuseppe de Luca tuto Cellin— De l’ Art ideur immortelle (Ira Ifflortal I—Giuseppe de Luca -M-in. list price $ U 0. ^[.Threads Among the J0|d (Rexford-Danka) Amelita Gtdli-Curci! *» Old Sweet Song' (Bingham-Molloy) ....... •Amelita Gaili-Curcl J * Record* - for the f* " April 25,19241 JJWn. list price $1.50. ffMe in C Sharp Minor |(R*chmaninoff) Piano — Rachmaninoff , . mg Song (MbniSwe* |*°hn).......Rachmaninoff Genuine Spring Lamb Chops ........ 45 cts. Fancy Corn fed Beef R oast............ 18 cts. Hens, live and dressed.... . 35 and 40 cts. Fryers v . Fresh M ackerel...................... .. 2Q cts. each Cod Fish .......................... 20 cts. lb. FRESH VEGETABLES Years La^er toward - 'Laura ittlefield. i tea (2) Robin’s ophecy (3) Breezes of he Night (4) Dancing ... Howard - Laura ittlefield. IENTAL RECORD. ^-12-in. list price $1.25 ‘ eua in Hades, Overture I (Offenbach) ......... Victor Symphony Orra. Jheus in Hades, Overture II (Offenbach) ........ ctor Symphony Orheatra. . |dance r e c o r d s -10-in. list price 75c. it’ll 1 D o - W a l t z ......... ml Whiteman and His "heatra. f—Fox Trot .................. ml Whiteman ahd His atra. - 10-in. list price 75c |ter the Stor—-Fox Trot The Troybadours Lou—Fox Trot ....The Troubadot^a SEAL RECORDS -12-in. list price,$2^00 north—Sei vendlcata asi,i. Gliou A rt Avenged) *•21 SATURDAY AND MONDAY NO CLUE. TAMPA, Apr. 24— No clue k*d been found today as to the Idehtlty or whereabouts of tho two unmasked' bandits who yesteruay . morning held up and robbed A. C. Lewis local banker o f $24,000 In currency. Every clue wia run down without result. A descrip­ tion obtained from children near by haa been broadcasted by radio. Fruit Store Yowell Co. come in. Crowds of fenthusluta are mobilising In Tampa and St Petersburg and many other cities will form a regular motorcade to Eyent At Rallies College Tomor­ the College. City to witness what promises to be the biggest aquatic r o w Will Hare Large Field of event ever pulled off in the south. Entries and Big Success la jA ^ u ia tin O 'q d S t Petersm .T W » ^ttUgSHlfi^ariflved in’ the city Ro l l i n s c o l l e g e , w i n t e r Thursday night and contestants j constantly arriving q;td wnrmPARK, Apr. 25.— Interest is in­ |inn up on the official course. creasing everywhere in the Florida Thi^ program, team and IndividState Interscpolastic Aquatic meet ! ual trophler. end enlricn are given whlc his to be hold on.the official below; swimming course at Rdliins Coli W a y , April M Id rn cm rd in g ni., baseball, Orlando and see him r*sp,from his* ae^t .} the car wgaihibout 90 feet jl air, and jdrop b u t;:| l ’ ’ i j j u i LlnnckogeLyfaa ohe of .fUlf eer German*'fliers-and creat great seniation in I9M by r to an altitude o f 22,270 feat. . ••• a i i v $ « $ ~ .4 t l w s l %r m * m ewHrslr [sill and lively aa a crlcket.1L la sold by all drurgtete, file to tba Moffett Laborshttembut, Oa., for a package L/bookl.t about babies. MANIFESTED IN AQUATIC M E E T 8:3(1 * $*.00 d. m., nfmual cbrtctrt Rol- ach chodT guests, XymaYi Gymnaai liiia College GJee.tlubs, , ... . • 110:30: M i t t a l Saturday, Apr. 2fS: " ■ 8:30 a. m.. band concert. Lake M. 1924. Henry Kart trophy, presented to : Virginia. < ' 0:30 a. In., boya' 'meet, offcidal championship team. courseA- K. Douglaaa trophy, present* 1:30 p. m„ band concert. Lake , ed to high poiiit individual, j w w - u. -i-— Virginia. * __ ZEiXSSP'TT*2:30 p. m:„ girls' program, o f­ Tampa.— Output o f .cigars for. V? ficial course. the first three moniiis o f this^year 7:00 p. m„ annual banquet? Col­ lege Commons, presentation of totaled * 100,974,496, against ‘ 103,trophies. 108.13d in 192?. ; 9 v - : ' tTED • Fi?i. i i . A PER POUND can A&PSlicedNo.2 �V*" • w^w-wm^ ' -1f.1_fv' - ** ' . • ^ Vv -,7T *. .T ?y jW F . f m -.l * l«*f -r~ iujitet£.:is:fl^ g fla cg te 1MjBfaprifl!:Day. } THE SANFPftP HERALD,/FRHMYi< APRIL 25, 1924, .* :A s Brisbane' Seelvlt LEFT A T THE DOCK. . D A N DOBBS Tomorrow is Confederate Memorial Day. Every city in Napoleon Knew It. __ \T Tk* n«T*M rHallM Your Mysterious Brain. -'” ' Florida, as well as those in the states of Georgia, Alabama C*> liih H < KlatMi. Old Jerusalemllittir, Oe» <Je» id Mississippi, will be as one in stopping the wheels of inC n u u d u flacond C l* » Matter, Not for 100 Billlona. M f r v . l H * . >1 the Toatof fie* at ustry and in dedicating a small portion of its citizens’ time Copjrnaht. ISZI BaafAH. Florida, andar act $o fitting exercises in piemory of the brave men who fought, ' - X L ____ i \ ' UL i M I l r f and lived or died for the principles and ideals upon which PRESIDENT COOLIDGE, in a H O L h A X U U M A !!__ > {M W A I1D ; D M u i Z theybelieved uviaw » V»1 otfr V%*a national aa** aivnaai life aaa founded. For tomorrow at ten good speech to the newspaper men The Japs, it setnu m slant-eyed form locU^i map o f California too S V __ ____ ___________ ______________ __ _ o ’- d ^ t h e N : <te,V ^ H w »a F d ^ l(a | rte ro M tw ‘ W7Hted-I>aughter» ^ United State* is insist L 4 ,tj« h t -J W t b -d » b t e r rfrfffc _ ~ ‘ get only what is left. - Press ~wetti*r>41°* In New York Tuesday Mid, among things im on c other things: “The dancer to America ia not in the direction of the foliar* to malnUJn iu economic position, bat |l)t the. direction oi the failure to of the Confederacy has arranged to be given in the Milane *■ *■ ................... Theater, ah excellent prograbi, including music by the high Dalvarod In Clt7 Dr Carflar par school oreheatra*and an addres.1 by Dr. Carpenter, which SU rtf^ uo. w . . « y « d i t u * »* rMM ■ •.A ^ 'fehbulfl flrtfvp interesting to^vttryone jn Sanford. The origin or Confederate Menioriar Day can dc located jtu d\itV\l/y ' 1L *otlc4 i tarda of taanka. raaolutiona eaa of anurtatnaiinu whera iu the troublous times.ittunidiately.loU0 wing.the Civil.War. are maoa. will ha charged when the women o f the Confederacy used to go to different . THAT’S A good sentence,’ for ■*> regular advertlatn* « t » a places at various times during the year and beautify the needs to be made definite. ’..1 l*n r u n a m o c u t r u r n s u graves .of: their soldiers with flowers. When one special day ate “ America’s ideals?* The', iaration of Independence exp*____ Aaaoctatod rraai lb aacloa•1111*0 to the uaa for rcpub- in the year was arranged upon, it was called for the reason of some o f them, tne Constitution tx -’j l of Ui oawa dlipaichaa tho beautification feature, Decoration Day. The natne was presses others. The most impor­ to It or adt otharwla* lad In this paper and alao tha later changed to Memorial *Day to co-incide more perfectly tant o f all ideals is the ideal of .paw* ouui lined baraIn. All freedom. of ra>eobltcatlOL of special with the patriotic sentiment of those who obscrvetPit. haa herein are ano reaarvad. It is a good thing, this keeping alive o f a respectful and AND AS regards freedom, FREE SPEECH and a FREE PRESS, appreciative feeling for the sincere spirit with which our •JfcRIDAv T A P R I b 25._1&2J _ fathers and grandfathers and their wives as well, threw which mean free expression of whether in books, newsBIBLE THOUGHT themselves into the greatest struggle of their lives. While thought, pnpers, moving pictures or speech­ DO GOOD TO ALL MEN: Let os cot be weary in well dome; for we do confirmedly believe that all sectional strife and prejud­ es, aaq most important. Let the people talk to each oth­ in due aeaaon wc shall re*n, if. wc ices were completely obliterated by those combined efforts falM ...... not. |to which wc were forced by the Spanish-American and World er freely and they will keep them M tiK t w do all men’ ' Wars against a foreign enemy, we would indeed be loathed selves safe. Napoleon knew it when he said especially unto them who’ are of j to admit that there exists any Southerner who is not proud that if he granted complete free‘ pusehold of faith.—Galatian.il 0f the belief of his ancestors and their mighty struggle to stand by that belief against overwhelming odds, or who would jJbU to maintain"^!* ^ e r —which was that of a dictator— for three , LlHfeS FROM SNOW'BOUND. not say, ifjiWssed in argument, “ We’ll lick ’em ngain, if nec­ weeks. * ... What* matter how ths night bc- essary !’’ • * * A ih sv e d ’ ’ ' I f you had a father, or a grandfather in the Confeder­ JOHN BURKE, able Shakcpcarnorth- H ipd W hgt.m s«ei a c y you can fitkreely Hhow youfr respect for him in any bet- ean actor, played his last roie on not all'hJfftei*'way than hjy heartily joining in the Memorial Day exer- this planet two days ago, but ha B ^ "h jH p b li didn’t know it. He was dead, and ct. If nfbuJTipd not, your proper demonstration o f regret doctors, ip accordance with bis ' n r o |uilF^He evideneqtl by your presence in the Milane Theater will, investigated his body in the ^ L iV ^ S S & y m interest of science. They will make 0 <Vf*e antiChanK^ •—with htlr »> tomcjFrow moK^mg. ^JI»*Cn!PT10F RATMl “ 11,00. Sl« B ooth ! 11.(0 W hat’s all this, argus ! bobbed hair and what |got to do with it pys 1r . ’ ‘ J arotoe ( , _.CAUfQruia--‘ - r f . ...... ■■■■■■ i r*'-Bu no cq'ma lots rseol-»I'** 'T’ t- Jap problem. The Cbir.eWi aro mo;e easily solved*! tJapanese puzile. n m The world fliers are « IY| many throats Hi places are getting watching them. -■ a Federal government steps to promote outdo* | tlon. Every man has f* to be chased by picnic aa iff Bobbed-haired blond plumbing company in N«] Leave it the blendes, f * who has money. Boy in Bangor, Me., h«L a doyc to flghte But this a| ing. Tho dove of peace I doing it right along. Very few college girls i jail, says Dr Uavis, a Mu, penitentiary expvit, so h| that higher eduention doets ■ 1JL Ferdinand Gluck, a bsf] months old, has crossed tW alone, and it would be fast him tell about it. a careful study of his brain cells. IT IS hard to know much about the brain, when you look into It , *Jf *Eagy Work and Much Energy. You enn see how much it weighs, I but even weight doesn’t mean p In this ftic, o f machinery and inbor saving devices we much. Idiots have died with soinetimas a ra of the opinion that little energy is used in our bruins heavier than the brains V>f jvogjii There are ho many modern conveniences which en­ eminent scientists. As w ii my sire's that winter day, lf#w strange it seems, with so rMmdch gone Q frjifognd love, to still live on! Ah^prothw! only I-and thoua A r t L it 0/ all that circle now,— T W dearYiome faces whereupon n i t fitful’ firelight pales and a b le us to accomplish such a lot in a short apace of time that 3LlshonlcK.^i << » *« -day cito pass without any serious effects of our labors Henceforward, -Uatm.as.we will, being felt. Thq eolces'of that hearth are still; If a man could realize at the end of a day just how much le*sh where we may, the wide energy he had expended in normal and almost unconscious ’ I*, j^earth o’er TlJosc lighted faces smile no physical activities, he would be grateful for the chance to . , ' more. . Washington (III.) bride i teen ran nway with her money. He is sixty-five, 1 people will worry over it ) THE N EA R-W AR IN THE WEST TIMES-UNION WHAT DOES count is the depth of the convolutions. The deeper * The panic in Arizona caused by migate fruit cars and other cars, they sink into the brain matter the attempt of tourists returning even automobiles, carrying nrticiea the higher the development. Those from California to break the quar­ of human food. The secretary convolutions are very deep in a antine against the latter state has characterizes the disturbed state highly educated white man. not its supposed Justification in the in­ of mind o f the authorities o f Cal­ nearly so deep in the brain o f a nature of the cattle epidem­ ifornia’s neighboring sUtes as hys­ sleep. No matter what our occupation, how easy it seems, savage, quite feeble in that o f sidious ~l ■ ■■ o ■ — ic with which a portion of that teria and entirety unwarranted. our alleged half brothers, the Sanford, the city o f opportunity. it requires moro or less expenditure of energy and efforts. state is afflicted. The foot-andGovernor Hunt complains of the The general impression is broadcast in the land that higher apesmouth disease has shown its nature activities o f the inhabiUnts of the morrow la Memorial Day. The by hreaking out again in several the man who works in an office hasr an easy job and really PROFESSOR MACAUSTER California countiee in .which it was Imperial valley, to the westward will be closed. of the Arizona line, and Sheriff doesn’t put forth much hAlrd labor. And this feeling is aharreports the discovery in Jerusalem --------c-------- ‘ supposed to have been overcome. it poll Ufr? ttt? Betted to a large extent by a jfcbpd many office workers who con- of a trench built before Abraham Wnile the fatality from the dis­ Gillctt of the Imperial valley is al­ What about that leged to liavc ordered arms and tar «Ky 10 flf.yop-eap vqU,^ V |gratulat«rthem*#lves on tho fact that their lot . is an easy was born and used three thousand ease is not great, it ruins the cat­ ammunition to repel on invasion years before the birth o f Christ, tle it attacks. Once started Irf the which the Arizona authorities deny < ? .* for the defense of the city. Day id Ojlando. one frdm '4 labor standpoint?* ranges It is very difficult to erad­ intending. This gives the situa­ 1 floraT partde is L-»k. The-4mfer who pushes his pen over the paper for sevSuch antiquity is not surprising. icate. tion a near-war aspect. ballff held thfl afternoon. Jerusalem, located on the route Arizona and Nevada, states ad ' eral hours at a stretch would doubtless think he had worked • — a 0 ., . that camels and merchants look joining California, have put «m- ] is^rnovrseuive cities hard if he had excavated a well in the same time. Yet it is on their journeys from Egypt to bargoes nrgues on passage from the latter iill ' i l * ! . r I. the believed that the sum of the energy he puts forth daily in the hend of the Persian Gulf, and state by automobile. The Colorado state which seems to prevail in jng pushing his pen would he enough to dig a well easily.. to the rich lands between the Tigris krlver is spanned at Yuma, Ariz., Arizona and, possibly, Nevada. u bridge .which seema to bo a President Coolldge purposes to call l'h ^ daily, expenditure o f .force,, no matter what our oc­ and Euphrates, must always h ««r beeu an important spot, commeixUsirt o f tha favorite route from a conference to adjust the differTomorrow is also the day of the cupation'may be, Is enormous but it seldom strikes us that daily and historically. California eastward. When Gover­ political rally when candidates for we are expending energy without noticing it. It is said that We know it only as Jerusalem, nor Hunt o f Arizona forbade pass­ h Y v e ^ ^ a n ^ g d l H s l v*hTcul* office Will tell the voters of their the stoker o f a locomotive when on duty, shovels coal at the after it had become the “ hoot* age across this 'bridge and en­ traffic over the boundary lines re­ S moved. qualifications for the jobs they town of. the Jewish people, origin* forced-tha order by sU>Uaniag~&. rate o f one ton an hour J ’JtfsumiRg th a th ew ork a dte^lhere nnwnTW rettsm rW r* g u a w i ^ A b marhlnoL titt& i-ImFwttn* fr?. Uwiiuiaww.m* wnusual. •m' the course oH r p jp ^ ilM s^ p V iF ls^ T w ^ V ^ , , , , gence and lighting ability. But It urwisc unarmed, some hundreds of pa'nic in the nature o f the foot-and- ■ A larger post office building 11 he lifts over two thousand tons of coal. nad a long, interesting history be­ tourists and their cars were mouth disease. It Is more dreaded needed in this city. A visit to the stopped at the western end of the by cattle men than any other con­ fore that. Typewriting. isn?t considered very hard work. But lfet ffdgral building late any after­ ridge and forced to encamp in the tagious disease o f cattle. It afus try ttyfiguire out how much energy it takes to.write forty noon will convince anyone of the ■(•Port MR. HAMILTON HOLT, i who -esert. A .'th e y wero'totally' un^ j congested conditions there. letters on.a machine. ’Efei'y time a key Is struck to print a means well and talks earnestly, prepared fo r tuch an experience mate- H has appeared in this counlr plight has been represented r e p r e tt m t e d 11* 7 four times before and spread letter a few oiihces of w?ce is used and every time a line is says that if we continue passing their Next Thursday Is May 1, and 1 *serious. Some were sick rapidly, but by use of the most as very such unpleasant laws as tho one completed and it is necessary to Bhove the carriage over, it ia Cltnii-SIgn-Up Day. Seminole drastic measures it has been and many were suffering hunger. county fruit growers will co-oper* .estimated that between one and four pounds o f force is ex­ shutting obt Asiatic immigration However, Governor Hunt railed stamped out. There la probably no we shall havo small chance o f col­ ateffn improving the marketing pended. Forty letters, averaging twenty-six lines each, the quarantine long enough to al­ disease of animals which is spread lecting our foreign debts. system or Florida’s citrus fruits low some ilOO or moro tourists to os easily a3 this. The stables be­ ■ woultj thus require abqut twenty thousand pounds o f force. Very likely, but the chance there end1will sign up for aucceiA eastward, aftir they and come saturated with tho contagion Perhaps you haye never figured this out in this way, but is Ntnull unytiow. The total amount roceed I * -------- o ■ - ■ Iteir cars had been thoroughly fu- and human beings entering and of thuse debts is ten billions and Aa summer time comes on busi­ nevertheless, the fact. ntlgatcd at a quarantine station in leaving them, pigeons, cats, dogs St weru better to lose ten times ness In Sanford gets better. Thii The expenditure of a little energy here and a little effort ten billions and then twice that, California near the Arizona line. and rata may carry It from one U one Florida city that doesn’t Then he shut down the gates again. stable to another; likewise, any­ feel’ the loss of tourists. It’s sum­ there continually adds to the dally total and little ounces of tjian, out of aoft-hcartedness or Just why automobiles and other thing used In connection with the sheer a-unnity, to allow this coun­ med season Is better than its win- strength used frequently soon become tons. occupants rhould be regarded as es diseased animals. Persons drink­ try to be steeled by Asiatics, for terwesson. lahy liuhlo to be gurm carriers ing the milk from affectsd animals ; that would mean losing tho whole —■ p— *■ - < * not explained. Passengers en- are liable to take it. country and the white race as taring Arizona from the westward The announcement that citizens Is Grammar Going Out o f Fashion? Up to ARril 10, in tho qunranwell. can,qualify to vote on next Tues-ll by train are not molested, a dis tlnsu sixteen counites of California, PENSACOLA NEWS k, day, Wednesday .and Thursday t patch says. Whether rsrma have a approximately 23,000 cattle, 13,000 MUSSOLINI SAYS Rome is f, ovenlng* will btf greeted with’ fhhchff ** rticulnr preference for traveling sneep, 10,000 swine and 300 goats School children who struggle in grammar hour. It is now admit­ again to extend her empire over Mtlhfactlon by many in this secauto Governor Hunt has not ex* hod been killed, their carcasses tloA who And it difficult to get in their grammar lessons with such ted on all sides that he nas in the tne world and be all that she ever Ined. Secretary of Agrieulturo burled in quicklime and covered terrifying octupl 0 * ..“ attributive town during the day time. It past over-omphasized pursing und was, the ruling power on earth. %'allace does not seem to think with at least five feet of earth. Yet thopld add many names to the list complement.*' “ predicate adjec­ conjugating und that more recent More power to Italy and to Mus­ they have, for in laying down Its existence there was announced tive," "anticipatory verb,” und device for the torture o f the solini. of yoters for Seminole county. quarantine barriers around the in­ only about a monln ago', and ’ ic other equally mystifying speci­ tchool child’s mind, known as dia­ j — -o---------fested couqtie* in California the could not have been present in that mens, o f grammar terminology Sanford’s population is stead­ BUT CONDITIONS have chang­ department iuu not seen fit to fu- sk}te very long. gramming. This is evidenced by ily fncreasing. Worth while pc«- should be glad to learn that ac­ the fuct that the teaching of gram- ed since the Mediterranean was ple^who , realize the substantial cording to a recent writer on the nutr as it was practiced 25 or 30 first named because it was sup­ ‘ cter of this city are deciding subject "English gruirimur, as it years ago has been supplanted in posed to be what ita name implies, as their future homes. San- is now titught, should^ be dropped a large measure by methods less the middle of all important things. GIVE TO THE CHEST foril'a growth it of a solid kind and entirely Afrom our s*hooU.’4 -*. urksomt and'more fruitful to both What the Mediterranean used to MIAMI NEWS of • kind that will make for Teali x Against* tho ferjuat touchily -o f teacher and pupil. be and what the Atlantic has been hofleiL-to-go-; !ne»s prosperity In grammar as a ‘ ‘‘thing of mete, We cannot afford to be less dil­ lately, the Pacific Ocean is des­ rules, ordinances, By-lnws ana ex­ igent in our efforts to correct tined to be in the centuries to thl% section. Miami’s first Community Chest The establishment of this Com­ ceptions; an unscientific, illogical, slovenly speech habits and to pre­ come. « --------- 0-------- S. should be filled without much ef­ munity Chest is a community af­ The lake front* presents a spirit inflexible dictum, which forces serve the purity and effectiveness fort, for in comparison with the fair, and in it every resident should o f letivity. It looks like business children to decline nouns in cases of lunguuge in which is written so BUT WHOEVER can control aum* contributed in other year? for have a part, even though smell. which do not exist, to conjilgntu to See ths pile drivers at work conmuch of the world’s best litera­ the short cut through the Suez the support o f the various activi­ structing tne yacht basin. .Strang- verbs in tenses, moods nnd voices i ture. and which is the most widely Canal into the Red Sea and out ties now included In community Some can give thousands o f dolerzare remarking, about the geoai. which long since have, ceased to used tongue in the world. If it Is into the Indian Ocean may also proposal la small. Only 8127,281 Ur«. some can give only a dime, sges Ming ifiaue In Wat |lart 1W„ and to make adjwtive* agree our intention to preserve the control the Pacific. will be required for the Commun­ but the dollars and the dimes will (he city. When work starts in with nouns when agreement is English language, and not merely •That might aa well be done by ity Chest, and this will Include the all bs used to welfare work, car­ neither necessary nor possible"— •lake shore boultvkrd greater to pad a school curriculum, It Italy as by any other country— general campaign expenses inci­ Dges will he in evidence. ....... agaipst all this enipivulzjng of the should be Impressed upon the pu­ especially if Italy produces a few dent upon raising the fund, the ried on as bofora by ths several ortetter and killing of the spirh the pil that cultural and commercial more Mussolinis. Let's hope, how­ collection o f the money, the admip- under a central direction, thus elim­ The Florida city that tells the wTltcr nukes a strong case. i opportunity depends in a great ever, that civilized nations will titrating o f the chest, and a sum inating duplication o f effort, mak­ Perhaps the discarding o f men- naTt» w nn rofld about ita attractions and adaside if or deprecation and m uisu m aiiuwicugC 1>K his aoon combine to develop th^'earth, gca to the city that makes the tal gymnastics would come us a mother tongue and a desire to use urgency. Frequently the peo­ ing for economy, and obviating the collectively, instead of trying to at growth. Sanford’s citizen* relief to the tefeher no less than this knowledge t>. liie best o f his rule Individually. ple ow Mia * ami■ *have given for only necessity o f many drives. One bud­ all play an Important part in to the pupil. Almost every teach­ ability. Slovenly speech, the puone organization as much os Is now get covering the expenses o f all the «U vimiliar with the iil should be made to understand, iding Inforination about their er who is indeg engaged in welfare work SENATOR HELFLIN, of Ala­ asked for all, and therefore it iz be­ d county. Every day The speech habi^ of school . children a as likely to brine the user o f it the d ty and it* environs has bama, rebuke* President Coolidgc lieved that the cheat will be easily contains interesting arti- outside o f thcclass room has seen into disrepute as ?j slovenly ap­ e s t a b l i s h e d . •- • \prepared, all will (here in the tar .discontinuing tha habit of d information about Sanpearance In the matter o f clothes. shaking hands with everybody that Twelve societies will pdnlcipate it, and }P ! Iprge* work)'better the futility of the empty drilling and this section o f the state. To this end the home can greatly co m a to the White House. Mr- In the Community Cheat—-the Sol­ o will be,the result If, cxperl. up your copy and send it to and parrot-Uke reciting o f the assist the school. In other cities w hen this uniHalflta’s objection is crediuble to vation Army*. Boy*. Scouts, Red friend in other Darts of the Croaa, Y. M. and- Y. W. p. A., Jew­ and systematised work hai h(s kind heart and democratic Or better yet, send Semish Relief, Day Nursery,’ Humana n triad amounts to anything, feeling. But is there any good rea­ MY FAVORITE STORIES county’s newstmpey to that bacribers to the chest, receive son,* In a nation that inaisU-on se­ BodeOr, Milk Fund, Travelers’ Aid, every day. rut yaur town By flJVIN S. COBB ) assurance that the money they parata drinking cupsL fpg .indis­ Children's Welfare and Allied Citi>ur county in the limelight. - -j ... . - — - ............ will not be wasted, that a ■ ■ « v criminate exchange o f gsrroft'via izunshipjfkalning. The Y . M. and the Y . W .-a A. require the larger part o f it will not go to de­ Before Bob UavU settled dawn to indiscriminate handshaking? If against spirited competition from it who has lean tp*ndfng amounts, their sdm total being winter at one of Florida's most b r 'a 'magazine editor, he was a a crew* of handlers and sparring Mr. Coolldge had been elected about *58,000. The only other or­ ft* * overhead expense, but thkt practically tho entire amount will President of a nation o f red In­ “ ' ir tourist cities recently play- sport writer and fancier o f pugil­ partners. ganization in the "five figure" class ba expended In improving general dians, and had decided to gWe up ’ on Sanford’s golf course. De­ ism. Whin Fitzsimmons was get­ One morning he went with Fits is the Salvation Army which will conditions in oar section. leaving for his home in the ting ready to fight Corbett for the for an exercise spin over a coun­ nose nibbing, would not Senator require 818,000 for a year’s work. heavyweight championship In 1807, try road. As the two Bobs trotted HetfUn have applauded? Tho dif­ ‘ i remarked that* next winDavit, ta staff correspondent for a along, the fighter presently drew ference between nose rubbing and Tito Boy Scouts will need u little Contemporary Comment lass than 17,000, while the Woman's btgicfty paper,.w i sent: tV'Carson ahead. > |.taklnt lu .n d ._U = .t ReUaf Association and the Day to cover the .story. It was for him "Hurry up!" he shout«d . back it golf course. With Nursery will need a slightly larger She Knew, THERE MAY be political trou* . _ being sdded a congenial assignment He liked over his shoulder. ‘ . and the Rod Cross will re* r. “ You knows my d m , and hod spent his boyble soon in England. Liberals and “ I don’t feel so well," e, Sanford iu ' 1— rwrty tifcada close upon 'the *ls'. • Davlz. Conservatives provide o f great and unexi He mads his hb headquarter* In "What’s the m atter?" ii os can be found Fitz’s training theCornisbman. Jt Holiday Notice Saturday being Southern Me­ morial day this bank will not be open for business. J ... ; ' * Get your change and Friday. payrolls IFIRSTN AT10NAL BMI imN»VS»**v*'*#'***»?• MWMVO ___ _ f A COMMUNITY BUILDEB-:r _^ V.-■ftjRST&IT? President. a F. WHITNErT * j Virginia Produce Comp: B WHOLESALE .COMMISSION MERCHANTS & BRC Richmond, Virginia. S Headquarters for all Varieties of Fni ■ and Vegetables, Prompt and Personal] Attention to All Shipments G a E Special This Scmething Week End—C* Nut Custard New by the Maki )aua$ QUEEN F I T FOR A p i Place Your Sunday Order Earfr A t AH Good Dealers or PHONE 634 Sanford Feed & Supply HAY HAY HAI YES, GOOD H A Y A N D PLEN TY 01 A T THE RIGHT PR ICE TOO J • Cotton S^ed Meal Bran ’ i Grain ‘ . >r. /*'•'. A -• Fertilisers “ Your * •M I ' I ran J *i Money Back If* Yoa Not Satisfied.’ .* .• * �Y‘ t ATT,'APRIL 1*11924 THE SANFORD HERAIJD, Cheese It. the CadielGops! ___________ M R S . W ALTER WIGHT, Society Editor. ✓ •! 1 ______________ f1ttpc yi Phone 493-J, MRSTROBERTNEWMAN ENTERTAINS MEMBERS DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB lunch was enjoyed. _ Fruit cocktail, with a little lady*. head-»n*«-ptnlr bonnet,' peepsToOr at the guests as they were seated. « , co'J” * luncheon followed: Baked fish with tartar sauce, roast chicken, peas in patties, new pota­ toes creamed)- stuffpd celery and hot rolls, sa)ad tomato surprise, olives and saltines, The sweets were strawberry ice. cream with whipped cream ami white cake with p(nk icing,-^alja poir and mints. • An adjournment to the living room yha then made, where two tablos 'were placed for the usual game of duplicate auction. After thirty-two boards were played the prizes were awarded to Mrs. Eu­ gene Roumillat and Mrs. D. P. Drummond, each receiving a hand­ some deep pyrex casserole. Those dn.'oylng Mrs. Newnam’s hospitality were Mrs. Puleston, Mrs. Roumillat, Mrs. Connelly, Mrs. Mille, Mrs. Oonzales, Mrs. Thrash­ er, Mrs. Knight, Mrs'. D. P. Dfumrnand and her mother, Mrs. Drum­ mond, Sr. Mrs. Ed. Betts u meeting o f U. held ig Centra! Park, All Members urged t In order to help with Memorial Day- „ Storyd*!our at the p. m , -\v. . in program to *the lighted tapers. *. In the center of the table was a tment of the Woman's gorgeoi U /diver baskr f I if pink roses with a big lavender tulle bow, at the sides were other smaller sil­ ver baskets of lavender pansies, cards, which plate Ond ia«l Puleston will enter- which will be long kept as sou­ re at her home tin Rose venirs. Here a most delectable o’clock, the third o f a r« congregation pf the n Church are ipvited to rtneral reception Of the ,n Church at 8 o’clock. BUSINESS WOMEN Second Year Class Enjoys Luncheon MEET AT VALDEZ Friday to attend the « party in Gainesville, its lake. • J* Gainesville to spend id are John Melsch and ctr, Jr. peril manager of the Itilitles, A. W. Houston, May 6. This ia the observation of Music Week. business. • Those preaent at this business the dsy in SanfortVon matting,were Mrs. Meekin, Mrs. A. R. Marshall, Mrs. Royal, Mrs. Leonard!, Miss Berner, Miss Mun­ son and Miss Nell Whltner. 3 Winter Park to the meet, Saturday, will bei Orlando Mah Jong Club IJntertaiped { Mrs__Victor Check,.la. honor., j f NllW'narty spending the Lha Orlando-■Mah Jongg chib, de­ fin Orisndo wore Mr. and lightfully - entertained Thursday afternoon at he* apartment! on BUUher, Loula i$lfi»hert Pltxt Sthftft- with thro'tables o f her and M. Kronen. Fruit Cocktail Creamed Chicken on Toast Buttered Beets Potatoes in Half Shell Hot Biscuits Saltines Sliced Tomato , Salad Chocolate Pie Ice Tea The decorations were entirely of red roses. The students of the second year class are Luclle An­ rikrson, Mary Carraway, Evelyn Darrow, Kittle DuBose,' LeClaire Jones Bernice Austin, Annbel Spurting, Ethel Tlllls, Irene Hin­ ton. Genevieve Lehmtn, Ssrnh Hutchinson, I.uclle Pope. Ssrah Mu Inn*. Mary Stanley, Nan Pax­ ton, and Sarah Lou Priest. HUGENOT TEKCRNTENABY foot on American soil. This Sun* day i« aet aside bv the Tercentenr airjr~C8mmI*slon for talks*oh the coming o f the Ribonlt colony and its effect on the history of the United States. It will be a proud day for the Florida D. A. R., when the state takes its proper place in the hisoory of our great country. MRS. B- J. STARLING. Press Reporter, i The horticulturaiist, George D. Sloan and division manager, C. T. Melvin, of Jacksonville, with the Virginia-Carolina Chemical Com­ pany, spent Wednesday night and Thursday in Sanford, on bulaness. -end visitor to Sanford l & L K b ' t t ’C of Mrs. Minnie Jones. d Bn. Roy 'Peeples o f Irk, formerly o f Sanford, afternoon here Wednes- awarded tp Mlsa Mary Ellis, and < was a silver tea infuser. During the game It wa8 discov­ ered that it wai the birthday of 1 Ione o f the guests, Mrs. H1U, so she was presented with a pretty pin cushion and the good wishes of all 1 iresent that she might have many isppy returns of the day. After the games the hostess, as­ Paul Lake leaves Friday to ford Thursday, on busi- sisted by Mrs. Howard Long and i W. R. Porter of Kay Mrs. John Gillon, served atrawber- ■pend the week-end in GainesvilleTaking lunch with Mrs. Renaud “w of Dr.. Pozts«,<e£> th* Jea with whipped cream and cake at her home on Silver Lake. Thurs­ day, were Mrs. E. J. Taylor and Mrs. A. W. McMullen. log from Tampa la Mr*. LiUce. Mrs. Wallace ha» •The many friends of Miaa Naomi !|ng friends and relatives Scoggins will be glad to learn that the past ten days— i t she is doing nicely after her sud­ 1 Thursday fo r Hartford, Mary Schoal on Thursday after­ den operation for appendicitis, ■n. J. D. Davison, who noon In hoaor o f the Thursday A f­ Wednesday night, at the Fernald• h*r niece, Miss Zeta ternoon Club of which she Is a Laughton Hospital. member. for two ,weqka. There were about twelve ladles CUT THIS OUT — IT 18 WOF~H «l» Cooley and Mr. Ruah present and they spent a very >oro, graduates , » Arkansas, K i o u u a ic o pleasant time together. Send thia ad and ten rents to During the afternoon Mrs. weriity of Missouri, are Foley A Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave.. Schaal’a guests were invited into I the guests of Mra. J. M Mr. Cooley and Mr. be dining room njiero a..nice Chicago, 111., writing your name and address clearly. You will re­ touring the state with uncheon was servedCut flowers, mostly roses were ceive a ten cent bottle o f FO­ *t of locating. used in a artistic manner about LEY’ S HONEY AND TAR COM­ POUND for cougna, colds and Ms of the St. Agnes the house. hoarseness, also free (ample pack­ «F*d ’ to attend the Among those attending the Pi ages o f FOLEY PILL8. a diuretic » he held at Mra Chris -Phi dance at the country club in a&mulant for the kidneys and ■JMt Mondayvaftemootl Orlando Wednesday night were FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS Mra. -Foprest Lake. Miss Sarits for Constipation and Biliousness. Lake..Mrs. Raym ondTo* and. Mn. These wonderful remedies have Try Braxton Baggett. Mlsa Julia helped millions’ o f people. Zachary. Miss Lillian Shinholsar them. Sold everywhere. slid’ the.Misses Heneghana: EdgerPond, Frank Woodi ATTENTION (olny, Eyrie Jones, .KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS iobert Dodson. Roy John M< 1to acquire avhome qf MeNab. Woulji like to communicate .°,wn—the m llzation ton' Baj •ideal . V . with every Pythian, in 8on* Herald Want Ads and Tom m jnThoafefjjn/y'D .!. *, Jforri. Addreua W. P. Wink­ I Mn. J. M. Wallace and Pltner, motored to De­ aneiday to attend the darts wedding. ' ig to Orlando for the day, were Mrs. Edward Mar“other. Mrs- William* and M. 8cott. *■ /■>*»•*•" ®dtie« in buying, MUMchanging. »hat U>e Herald * drink." . . Leesburg.—Two hundred tiion sand dollars to bo spent tor Im­ provement of echoot:* in I,:rk< County. Fort Piorce.— I-'ish shipments •■Daytona Bench.—Contruct let at from this city for five days totaled fB.’l.ixin for construction 01 sctionl 183,800 pounds. I bdilditig. t&Ar. Crawford. i .a . WE HAVE DOZENS OF EXQUISITE, BEAUTIFULLYMADE DRESSES. DRESSES THAT WE ARE PROUD TO OFFER THE PUBLIC—FOR THEY ARE WORTH ACTUALLY ALMOST DOUBLE THE PRICE — AND TOO—THEY’RE THE EXACT TYPE OF.DRESS EVERY WOMAN HAS BEEN WAITING FOR. i r . ' • d«al to do with U i Motoring to oriando for th * ; J o u r n a l i s t i c P u p i l s day Thursday, were Mrs. Anna _ „ , , Messer. Mrs. Monaghan, Miss T o B e C o r r e s p o n d e n t s ____ __ Kate Henaghan and B- U. llcggott. ’ , _. . --------.. ... ! C0I.U.MI1IA, Mo., Apr. 2 5 -A Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Alice » -i„ ,,f r,„ r . th „n 7,000 rnlies in Alnslle Buhner, o f St. Pcter:burg; flVe Btates is planned for the was in Sanford visiting her rela-. journalism of Ihe Unltlves, Mrs. Jimmy Stewurt and versity of Missouri, as its second Mrs. Chris Mathews. ] annual field' trip. Arrangement! ---------are being made for two parties, 01- rsonals . . answer, very likely, had something to do with The Sanford Association of Busi­ ness Women held their regular meeting at the Valdez Grill at 12:30 o'clock Thursday. ■> There were seven members pres­ loess trip .to Sanford ent and it was discussed and voted raj John Blanton of upon ns to the advisability o f es­ I * » l <4 *1 a I) tablishing a .public ..welfare boqrd ItUnglc. . ».‘ at- i ». j » oaniord, i nursciav vrert Mn. fi W . Taft. Mrs. F. 8. Varney. Mn E. E. Truskett and Mrs R. H. IO METAL WORKER A VICTIM. ay S. Ball,'Huron.^Ohio, wai a im o * coughs and colds. oBth sod his sister suffered with m but found “ sneedy relief" ugh thonse of FOLEY'S HONAHD TA B COMPOUND, the ler, Mt. Dor*, Fla, _ es w ith ism aUigioreiocatet on small lake. Ideal Home site. Real bar­ gain, 23 acres at Paola, 400 orange trees Good price for quick sale. Beautiful home on First St. ROOMS 501-2 Largest Insurance Agency In Sanford. In eight months demonstrates the First National Hank H ld g .----------------------- Phone f5 popularity of Seminole County’s newspaper SATURDAY AND MONDAY ft 44 t f « Circulation and advertising increas Ladies’ W hite Reignskin Lace Ox­ ford, Arch Support, Ivory Heel. SEE . , . .- f, ing by leaps and bounds—news satis­ IM .h T H E W IN D O W faction-advertising yesults— show the merit of . W INCHESTER BASEBALL GOODS Ball Hardware Co. and weekly edit. �7 ' liU B S A H T O ft B T M fft H r if t iW ’ « 5 f HBM That's thegucceas Rut There Is Coming A Time Luis Firpo Comes Out of- Retirement Challenge Romero NEW YORK, Apr. 23.—The first ealccning of the rhaint of retire«nt with which Luis Angel Kir1 has bfphd ,Hint4-lf Wils seen hursJay by ririic fdllawpr* when titr-aumce—rrr hurl jl rhallnngn at quintan Ront4n*. his Chilean rival find elaimatii o f the Sooth American title, of a match lit the United State* 'irno, according in cnble dispatch­ es 'from Buenos Aires, •attached the condition Romero must forego all othsr matches in.the meantime, hut this was promptly rejected by Tox Rickard, who has signed the Chilean for his American debut in a 12-round bout with Floyd John­ son* nt MadlSOn S<|unre Carden May 9. • .i . , Tho Komera-Johnstm match will to pit Firpo against the Chlean ii" the latter! a victorious over John­ son, Should this be acceptable to Firpo, Rickard asserted the' logi­ cal arrangement would l>e to match tho Firpo-Romcro victor withHarry Wills, negro contend­ er, to determine an opponent fur Jack Qempsey in u title bout next September," - Rickanl professed to view tho latest announcement an proof that KirpoY determination to nuit tho riitff <m weakening as ho sees the battle lines forming here for the 1921 heavlwright title hunt. Ar­ enfdi'ru- to cable advice*, Firpo wiirf prompted to challenge Rom* ero as a result o f 'intimations that ha feared his Chilean rival. When your Earning Capacity is'much b . Present t h n e ^ f ^ fr t lie tfn irto Save—whik able. You will be surprised to see how fast ywr( Account will grow with regular Systematic 8»i the Seminole County B a n k . HOW THEX-L‘L.\XED'THE.(iAM E. Southern League Florida State League suit of passes by Towards, 3tn*'r hit • home run. >• *' Score- by’ Tnniwjrrr : ■■’ I)utrtiil -ja -,•***—031 100210—S I 3 ^ . 1 Cleveland 000 200 000—2 0 2 { i, i New Orleans I, Birmingham 0 BIRMINGHAM, Apr. 25.—The aku- *seW Orleans Pelicans won the rked opening game of their series here I,nek "re to nothing. Sain llyinun and lir>t L’avet buttled through nine two. innings of a pretty pitcher’s duel. I,all An <n or figured in the'only score first! »f the"game who' Score by innings: ifl,., New Oretails 100 000 000—1 1 0 hk!c Birmingham 000 000 000—0 5 2 rricil * a vet aiul Dowie; Hyman and mli- Spencer. s DAYTONA, Apr. 25— With tho score tied at tin: end of the eighth the Saints staged a halting rally and won from the Islanders five to two in one of the prettiest games played here this season. President Al l.i.ng watched the game from the grand stand, ! Score by innings: St. Petersburg 000 (HIf OH—5 Daytona 000 101 000—2 Memphis 0, Chattanooga 1) ( IIATTANOOGA, Apr. 25.— .Memphis hunt head hits with Roe’u buses on halls in three innings Thursday- an ddefented Chatta­ nooga in the first game of the se­ ries 8 to 0. Yaryun hit a home run with Anderson on buse. Score by innings: .Memphis OKI 00O 0.11—8 11 1 Chattanooga 000*000 000—0 0 2 Krlly and Yarynn; Roe and Nunnmnkcr. l.iUJta Rock H; Nashville 1. Freshmen Winners NASH IIVILI.Ei Apr. 25.— Little FOR WORKING PEOPLE Rock took tih opening game of a of Baseball Series The best of workers get out of four game series here Thurmlay s when the liver fails to act. by hunching hits with l.indstrom's at Woman’s College S,” feel languid, half-sick,‘“ blue wildness, winning H to I. Nash­ ................................ Washington I: Philadelphia 3. PHILADELPHIA. Apr. 25.— A passed ball by Catcher Uruggy in the ninth allowed Hire to actrre from third and gave Washington a four to three victory over Philadel­ phia today. The home team tied the score in the sixth when Hau­ ser hit a home run over the right fled wall with Dykes on first. Score by innings: Washington 021 000 001— 4 8 1 Philadelphia 000 102 000—3 3 2 Ciiirago 5; Hi. Louit 4. ST. LOUIS, Apr. 25.— Tw o.sin­ gles, a walk and u sacrifice gave Chicago the winning run In' the ninth inning today, the White Sox deefating the Browns five to four. Vanglkler started well for the lo­ cals but had to be relieved in tier fifth after the bases had been filled. Score by innings: * ’ /.*'• Chicago 000 120 011— 5 JO l St. Louis 100011 100— 4 i t 2 C E R E A L IZ IN G A N ID E A L ■ipuut ■*a1r11 Xu11IV it posslMe to u/,|uirc u home of their own — the renlizalion of nn ideal. Tfib HertiM*Want' Ad* have u dual In do with bringing about home owner-; ship, for they point tu opportunities In haying, selling, ex-r changing. Hfe what the BfeVkia Wants have to offer in aiding you In having your dreams for u home come true. HXL'D AT IT v M-M* L NOTICE SOU RE EARlW OP LATE - YOU WERE BEHIND BCFORE . THERE MUST RE A RtASON - WELL-Ah-H H- THEN CONFOUND IT0 S E POLISH - AfSIO NOT MS COUGH C 1 sy r u p - » r 1 l THOUGHT I ’D POLISH UP , MISS APPLE’S 1 TYPEWRITER - Keeping in touch with the Wants means keeping in touch with realty opportunities. V*T*<: Just turn to the Want Ad* now and «vv, how many such offer* are listed there and, perhaps, the very one you ure looking for VUli c*tch your eye. ( . ' -■ I f" “ ~ M A K STTH tE T T 01711 B a n k P IN S T I W M lP f.T M c . ^ )1T H Y b v . R • p d d * ® S tren g th -------------------- S e r v ic e 8 — l----------- • 4 per cent Interest Paid on Sa’ 2 S im iH u iu u iiim iiiiiiU M is u iin Freedom from Nerve Pressure Means Freedom frc«J DR. W . A . BRUNE Chiropractor. irs ong i=o r m Ot» T H © . I AN*D M O U TH . V PALM ER GRADUATE. Office Hours: 9-12 A. M. 2-5 P. M. 7 to 8 Evening except Saturdays Rooms 304-(| First Nat fc| Sanford. SWIMMING TIME IS HERE See our line of Bathing Suita, Caps( Shoes, Water Floats and Swimming Tubes. AH Wool Bathing Suita m AT THE SPORTSMAN STORE SANFORD CYCLE COMPi Cocoa.—Contract awarded for Tampa.— New municipal ware­ house tar city terminals under the construction o f the first unit of the water works system. construction on Ybor Estuary. Ulountstown.— business men In­ Gretna.— Much interest is mani­ stalling new telephone system in fested in poultry raising In Gads­ this city connecting with lines of den County,. Marianna Company. Wanted! Agents in Seminole, Lake, Hrevord, Osceola Counties for the North Amercan Accident Insurance Co. Must be of good character and hustlers. Salary nnd Commission. NOfyTH AMERICAN INSi jr n .'iin t n fr ' Jr* . . C Q , It* lit I-lit t 9 Ruth St. EXIDE a n n o u n c in g The Removal Of G E N E R A L A U T O R E P A IR IN G To Temporary Quartern At E N D O F F l f t S T S T R E E T , SANFORD Pending Completion o f Their New Garage PHONE .643 W ------------------------ NIGHT PHO! BATTERIES P. A. Mero General Auto Repairs • is th e o tily L ig h t -S ix w ith Phones: Day, .191. Night 596-J Irtui Orlando, fjn . ’ ' THE E X ID E ’ *~*& A T T E R Y S T A t lO N ‘ Brakes Standard an 1 9 24 Models at no E xtra C ost buy • Y o u w ouldn’ t know ingly car that wasn’ t up-to-the-minute, m ore than y o u w o u ld pay good m oney fo r a house lacking essential m o d e m features. any ’ Substitutes are gener­ ally more expensive in the end than genuine a r tic le s . Housewives have le a rn e d — they KNOW this is true where bakings are con­ cerned. Self rising flours are classed as substitutes for plain flour and good baking powder. T h e use of* these si mixtures is very liable to result in false econ­ om y, failures and waste on bake day. Remember there is a big difference, in m any ways, between biscuits i d eother bakings made and from these so-called self-rising flours and those made from good plain flour and a de­ pendable leavener. T ry the experiment— make a baking from each— convince yourself. You will find the baking made from flour and baking powder fa r m ore attractive m appearance. It will raise higher— retain its full food valufe and taste better. For -best results, dp not fail to use Calu­ met, the Econom y Baking Powder, and a reliable brand o f plain flour. , Just think o f it— the sale o f Calumet is " V 2 & times as m uch pa that o f any other brand. It contains only such ingredients .a s have been o f « approved by the "*• United States Fc It is pure and sure. Y ou save when E— you save «. t *' when you use i t i j r s - '-.t ! CO M E IN A N D T A L K I T O V E R WlTg| -- York 6: Boston S, . New Turk 6; uosion,*, (JACK. OW.-MV NEW YORK. Apr. 25.—The New York Americans defeated Boston m s e A S c , s w * 1 again today, six to two. .SKawvey yielded only one hit f o f Hh innings, but wa* hit hard at the finish. Joe Dugan hit a home n n with two on bases in the second In the same Inning, inning. ... _ he maile u brilliant one-bnnded catch o f a low drive hyJJ’Nell resulting in an unassisted double ploy. The piny was made with the bases full. Score by innings: Boston . 000 000 1 2 0 -8 *0 2 I New York U:M 000 02x—« 0 1 r S f e s /* n r f t 4 T , '5 ' " S f and discouraged and think they are ville and Little Rock were not getting lazy. Neglect of these scheduled to play Thursday hut symptoms might result in n sick played the game slated for Au­ spell, therefore the sensible coursu gust II. is to toko a dose of two of HerScore by innings: Lino. It is just the medicine m-ed- Little Roek 010 002 002—8 15 1 "U FEM A8KS" NEW VIENNA FAD cd to purity the system and re- Nnshivlle 100 000 000— 1 5 0 VIENNA, Apr. 25— Masks of store the vim and nfnhition of McCall and l>a|u«ri; l.indstrom the living are the Intent hobby in health. Price COc. Sold by all |and Wells. Austria, and a'prominent Vionnese druggists. sculptor i*i doing a thriving busi­ ness in them for prominent men National League and women. It takes about 1!J Yank Catcher minutes to get the impression for i PITTSBURGH, Apr. 25.— Cincin- n mosk, and tho cost is $15. |nail defeated Pittsburgh, five to I four yesterday in a close game which opertl'd the home tu-ason for Pat Marr Sentenced the Pirates. Madows was hit hard. To Serve Five Years Twnty-ight thousand Ians turned out for the opening game. t Ethel ‘Henry. F.lsie Jones, Annie. TEXARKANA., Ark,, Apr. ’2B.— Score by innings: Bell Odom and Georgia Jackson promoter, was cunw cofit i . . oil . piwHitnvi, Cincinnati 021 100 010—5 15 ri I *at. Marr, ro the best players on. tho S«nvlctecl in the United .States district for team. Pittsburgh ... .000 000 202—-41 7 0s, ci 01 court of thu misuso uf-the - mJili., .J iifill lltnU.^inithy L'erJt “ ""d watt sentenced *toduy New York f T H t U f t n T ' ° >! h * t <3i y "Ui'aWi 5* SK& Henry, Irene Strickland and Ellis term of five years iiv_IJe«vei Marred for the Freshmen. Ellis.1 rrperwnf trr-fmmj- -Jt-Wff mum ponnlt, losing to New York, «e ’s attorney g beforajlSiLOdO, fans. F notice of np. The line-mi was i fnlluw: Seniors— Position '• — FreshmAn Ruethe^, u fumble by Johnny Jones, was st't\i|U*i'n,al!ii** nPI>caJ bond G. Jackson ... S. Perkins and two sac gave Now York nt rigi,| . , t M a r r stood E. Henry ...........,1’ . four the- --------second inning. inning.) 1,lt|on while Judge YouP. Hants „ . , runs In PR IIU. E. Lucas __ SS. Il»*hf wan relievtsl by Ryan in the mnns was passing sentence. Ha .Suu Il'Miry A. .i l l ., ..Mu* "White third after walking two butters and had nothing to say before the judgk, E. Bird : ..........211 Ellis Ihitting one. Jackson bounced a begun. M. Connor^,____ IB. 1. Strickland home run into the left field bleachC. Tarviii...... . ,LF i re in the sixth, (Mi uiuri Palatkn.—There are 30,000 acres .Store by innings: A, CpsUm . .... CF Muller In Florida I juku L1 »...planted to Irish. *pot*_ E. Jdties .IIP. ... F. Buhner New York o to 001200— y n 1 loes tthis year, as compared with Brooklyn 002000 O il— I 0 ‘ I 10.000 acres in 102:1. HACK FOR SKATING TITLE Philadelphia 7; Boston 0. r-*L. , CHRISTIANIA. Apr. 25.—Thu BOSTON. Apr. 25.—Hubbell's Chicago 5; SI. Louis I. pitching, fielding and butting for world rliHmpionship skating mutch CHICAGO. Apr. 25.— Ray Blade*’ Philadelphia, were big factors in fumble of Grimes’ fly, coming be­ between. Arthur Staff, of the Unigiving the Phillies a seven to noth­ tween singles by Adams und Frijed States, and Oscar Muthisen, ing victory over the Boston Braves lierg gave Chicago a five to four the Swedish holder o f the chanthere today. Huhhcll hanged out victory over St. Louis today, Elmer ishlp, has hrtti nlmmlnnud. Aftwo doubles, made six assists and Jncohs, Seattle recruit, huld the long negotiations between the This is Luke Urbpn, catcher forjOllr put out and seared twice in nd- visitors to four hits, two of which hnrltln and between Stafr and MathDcn over the prize money, the the Yunkccs, who runic from Dos- ditiim to holding the Braves tu sev- were homers by Blades und Hornsby. gluten* indulged in n series of ton t'ollegr where, besides diatin- Ien hit Score by innings: Score by innings: newspajier ncticlei attacking each guishiug himself behiiul the but he other with the result thnt Mnthi* had a name as a real football Philadelphia . 1,10 020 001—7 St. Louis .00:1000 100— 1 4 3 . -M. » IBoston 000 000 000—0 fen declared he would not meet the player, Chicago ....... 010 010 012—5 U I \meffcAn. • I - o -“ REMARK.MILE .MIRAGES | , VIEWED A V T f\TP M O M ’N P O P , R n VI — — ip ! TOR 10. Apr. 25—Two remarxaiA lL U H ole mirages are reported from the ----------1----------UorTEivcstern coast o f Japan. A A ^ ---' 1 . V « . . . ____________ " , ' And it might be a good idea m^rijored mirrored picture ooff u mountain up, N»J. - 1 v + h v to pu t MO*N»JC> *TO POLISH UP HER TYPEWRITER, rn»tiJ m rp tiy at a • villain |a(Toy. r r H t o e pbfei tta’ON THE NEvy aMa prefectore, and 1 at practlcuity TOO - LVE SiMPL‘ 1 Got TO GET STENOft’ff C K K ANDTRN TO t^e same hour a minute of nn nVvA STAMD in with THE GIRL MAKti A HIT WITH HER jnur of pines wus visilde from a Viaarby village. FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, Tallahassee, Apr. 25.‘— Completion of the iuterclfts, baseball series at Florida Stuty Collego this week gives the freshman class the ehampionshij). In the first game“ o 'f the which L nene* in ~ ~-L,L “the Freshmen mid Soplmmores clashed, the underclassmen were successful 1(1 defeating their iinmcdlutu supe­ riors; In" the second game o f thy series played between the Seniors ur*d -Juniors..thm-ttenlors were the. victors. A game between the two Victorious teams—Seniors - FreshFreahmeii— was then in order, and tho cl^sh .resulted in ii score of 12 to 8 in favor of the first year stu- - — _ L-, » ___* B y the same reasoning your new car sh ou ld certainly nave fourw heel brakes— a p ro v ed safety essentiaL m tr S+S.re. c-.va v.'v! • '**•.’ ♦. • T h e True B lu e O akland Is the on ly light-six o n w hich you get four-w heel brmkea as standard equipm ent. Soun d, sim ple, easily adjusted, give a satisfying assur­ ance o f safety tw d K e v cry driving condition. Many O ther Exclusive Features O akland also la the only (L with perm anent too, speidalDuco finis hTcontrolson S te S n g w h e d special glass enclosures and many other exclusive feature*. I f ever there waa a car w hich sells Us*lf, It ia th ia y e a r's T r u e Blue OJakUndSlx* ak D o n 't choose yoor next car until you sec R. Kent Vulcanizing Works �\ rrrr r - T ----------iT = 3= •* ■.* -*;J rrrrr- THE, SANFORD HERALD, FBfflAY, APRIL 25, 3- ~ “ib 0 ^ W a ri- *w ANNOUNCEM ENTS RATES sh In Advance w ill 1m r * m m S r * l« 4 t a t , l r fa r >CJ‘ msW * fk. Ha a i l l a e __* e ■ ilka .... * « * llaa ,TVPft doubt* ab ove ftr* tor .*qp* . seers*! W**th ft Una tree Ike for flrmt Inf la restricted to |r- 'lc* t lo n . f • < maria T h * Hfttl- tl bo reeponelble :orrect ,ltnert(on. tor habaeudeftt pH - ‘office abonld be Yr.i fttftlr In c u e of | ii«. i m s i c n a . r- itasantfttlvk thor/w i t h rate*, rule* 'm , will g i v e you 'rniatlon, A n d if will ftiftlat y o u In / w a n t ad to malt* |1 A T NOT1CIB. <hould l i r a their ifflca aildrftftft a* p h o n e n u m b er If lulta. A b o u t one a th ousand haa a .mi lha other* can't with y o u unlesa ■>tour addreaa. .t) M UST be ■on at T h e [M b lllN ar by l ,t O whc d le e o a tla v alid . Tfcomr* E fficient Service. —V Political wncements PAX AaSESNOR. Isnnnunce that I am a Jr re-election to the >1 Assessor o f Senilm lije ct to th e declsdem ocratic P rim ary tu 3rd. 1931. A. VAUGHAN. Ill s llK I t f P P . tt nt Semlnolo C ou n ty: Innounce m y s e l f a ean|S|iertff of Sem in ole let to the action o f the primary to bo held on . I am elected 1 pledae (mil the duties o f this tie—t o f my ability. K. K. DHADY. r i x CO M .ECTOIl. nnounen m y self a ranie o f f i c e , o f T a a Colniaote County, su bject im nf tho D em ocratic held JIIno 3rd, 1911. It. C. M A X WEED. |tv com tnr.itioA Kit." nimunre my ckndldmpy I'limmlNaloner f o r the llet o f Semlnble Courjto the action o f the •>t 1921. Announcements ri.m ii • A A. 8CAULETT. IPublic Instruction for w a n t a d s c o n t a in m a n y in t e r e a t .£? */*1yV,tJr,lT?.■1j ^pr«-|jnttaaK3. Ot frlll.par s-n ln .ils^ ^ u n ty , * subject ‘ °(o *'tb5 r -- P «n c o c .T r t i o h b i m i o s k r . Advertising ADVERTI8E in the Journal-Her­ ald, South Georgia's greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday Classified rates 10c per line. Waycroas tVaycruss Journal Joun Herald, Waycross, Georgia. A LITTLE "WANT "AD in The Herald will bring you big re­ sults. Advertise those old articles you have stored away and have no use for. A little thirty-cent ad may bring you several dollars. F O It R E P R E S E N T A T I V E . Phone 148 and a representative 1 hereby an n oun ce m y candid acy will call to see you._____________ W . A . T1LL1S. to r mem ber H ouse o f R epresen ta­ 1 wish to announce that I am n tives f o r Hemlnnle County, su bject can didate f o r Clerk o f the Circuit tn th « action nf the v oters at l b * C ou rt o f Sem in ole Cou nty, subject D emocratic prim ary. June 3. t o D em ocra tic prim ary, June 3rd. FORRK8T LAKE. If elected. I prom is e the faithful v o l t l-O U N T Y C O M M ISSIO N K H . p e r fo rm a n ce o f the du ties c o n ­ I hereby an n oun ce m y can dida cy nected w it h that office. for County Com m ission er for the IV. L. MORGAN. F ifth District c o m p r is in g Chu luota, Geneva and Oeccotu, sublets* to F<Vl* T A X C O l.L E c 'r O K . I w ish to a n n oun ce that I am 4 the action o f th e D em ocratic pri­ candid ate f o r re-elertln n to thn o f - mary June I. C j j t j t AULERSON. _ UcF o f Cou n ty T a x Collector o f Bemlnole County, su b ject to the KOI* CLEHK CIRCUIT COURT. action o f the D em ocratic prim ary I hereby an n oun ce that 1 am a t o be held tn June. candid ate f o r the o f f i c e nf Clerk 9 JNO. D. J1NKINR o f .th e Circuit C ou r t, o f Hemlnole County , su bject to the action o f the KOI* C O U N T Y filM M I S S I O N K I t D em ocra tic prim ary In June. 1931. 1 hereby an n oun ce my candid acy II, II. CHAPPELL. f o r re-eleotlon to *h«. o f f ic e of County Cnmmlaaloner from D is­ Foil JI STH-H o r TIIH“ PteACE. I hereby an n oun ce that I am a tr ic t Number Kuur nt Hrmlnole County, su bject tn the action o f candidate fo e th e o f f i c e o f Justic e o f thn Praro In and f o r the First the D em ocra tic prim ary June 3rd, Justic e District ,o f Semin ole C o u n ­ 1934. ty. W tlh the legad and effic ien t a V. W H E E L E R . n f th e ex ecu tiv e o f f ic e r s KOI! COUNTY COMMISSIONER. oasalstanro f tho enunty I prom is e to do my I hereby an n oun ce my c a n d i­ duly w ithout prejudice. d a c y for C ou n ty C om m is sioner f o r I* G. STRING FELLOW. D istrict No. 2, Bemlnole County, F O R -COUNTY JU D G E. su bject tn the D em oc ra tic Primary, Subject, o f course, to the action June 3. 191*. ' o f the D em ocra tic prim ary to he L. P. HAGAN. held Ju n e 3rd, I will lie a can didate KOI* S H E R I F F . for the n fflre < t C«iinvt Judgu o f T o the V oters nf Bemlnole Coftnly: Sem in ole County . I shntl be pr a teI h ereby an n oun ce my candidacy ful f o r the n om in ation -and e l e c ­ f o r thn o f f i c e o f Hherlff nf Sem i­ tion. and If elected I assure tho nole County, su b je ct to the v oters jltlx rn ah lp o f Bemlnole n fair and o f the D em oc ra tic I'rlmary to be f a ith fu l adm in istration o f the a f ­ Held JJune u n a .1Ird, t a i l . ' If elected I faire o f the nfflre. pvom lsw f o u r years * o f latw E n ­ HCHKLLK. M AIN ER forcem en t- Ih * business manner by the help o f The proper su b or d i­ F O R P R O S E C U T IN G M T T O R N E Y 1 desire to an n oun ce to the cltlt nates o r assista nts and earnestly solicit the. su pport o f all taw e n ­ tens o f Bemlnole County that 1 am a candid ate f o r the nom in ation tn f o r c e m e n t voters, on June 3rd. he Proarru tln x A ttorn ey f o r the R A Y M O N D - U ALLEN. County Court o f Hemlnole County, T ^ 1 H S o T t m n i ' . E o K ^ Y li s t r i c t •uhlect to the aetlon o f the D e m o ­ NO. t. cratic prim ary. .Tone 3rd. 1921. I I h ereby n n n ou n c r -that I am a will lie ar a t e fu l for y o u r vote and '~ District he n om in ation ft nlssloner o f District intr County, s u b je c t to pf the voters on June 1C \V. CNTZMINGER. It NT* S| l i o o i , n O A R I ) |*nmine* m y s e lf a can-eleetlon as a m em ber |y Hoard o f Publte In rum District No. 3, pvli’ ilo, Uscsnla and Uhjert to tho notion o f (itlc Primary, J u n o 3rd, hk nerved u s n mem lllnuril since 1910. and In elmlrmnn of Ihn 11919, especially tits me |k rri|ulred nf a Hoard If re-clected I pr om runvclentloiis anil ennfVlce us has been rendmunv years o f service. HAS F. IIA It It ISON. Geneva. Florida. UI’ IIE S E N T A T IV E . (fully announce m y self la te for the Ilou sa of 9»r ■ from Sem in ole licet to the D e m ocra tic Ine 3, UJt. |f elected rate c on s tr u c tiv e lex ishe benefit of the g r e a tof people In Sem in ole the stain o f Florida. J. It L Y LES. you. to . I r __ lln fng. lining', ijo§fE MlWMn b onriioi sihfol and Geneva. - Return to Herald o f­ fice. Five dollars reward. FOUND—Eight miles out o f Sarvford on Orlando rlam road, wire wheel and tire. Owner may get aama by calling at Coral Gables and pay-ing for this ad. I hereby an n oun ce my candidacy f o r the o f f i c e o f County C om m is­ _ ___________ CHAR A. PALLAS. sioner fr o m District Number T w o F O R MEMBER *r»IO<$L~l!OAR!>. 1 hereby announce m y self a c a n ­ 6 f 'SemlnOIe County, su b ject to the e c tlon o f thn U rC m tm tM Prim ary didate for re-election to the o f f l o o of member o f the n o a r d of P u b lic June 3, 19|C ' < School * ' i 6 n x Sff.iacii. ' Instruction, , representin g District Nik I o f Seminole County, F oil COUNTY PltOHBUU.TlNU subject to the Democratic prim ary ATTOIINKY. to be held o n June 3rd. 1931. I w ith t o announce that 1 shall FRED *r T. -------WILLIAMS. bn a can dida te f o r the o f f ic e o f t o t l l H T W m T » l ____ 6k m r n n i County P r oa ec u tln * Attorney, s u b ­ RENATontAL lllftTHIUT. je c t to thn endorsement of the After dud consideration. 1 have D em oc ra tic v oter s at the June 3rd, decided t o b e c o m e a candidate f o r primary. re-ele ctio n t o - t h e State Senate a E O R Q E C. H E R R IN G . from the 19th Senatorial District, composed nf Uraims. Semin ole and KOIl COUNTY COMMI8HIONKH. I hereby announce my candidacy Osceola Counties, , su bject to the f o r r c-elec tton f o r th e o f f ic e of D em oc ra tle’ p r la m ir y . to be hsld 1 respectfu lly s olicit County C om m is sion er o f ttemlnote June 3rd. County, District No. t, subject to your support. the action o f th e D em ocra tic p r i­ ____________ . M. O. O V E R ST REE T. m ary June 3, 1921. F O R C O U N T Y JUIM1K. O. U nt-EDBOE. I hereby announce my candid acy for the o f f i c e o f County Judice FO R S H E R IF F . f Seminole County , su bject to the I hereby an n oun ce myself nn a oaction o f the voters at tho D e m o ­ can didate f o r the o f f i c e o f Sheriff cratic prim ary June 3. o f 8emlUole Cou nty, eubject to the JOHN G. l.E O N A R D Y . D e m o c ra tic prlnfary June. 1921. POIt CI.KHK CIRCUIT COURT. o f the rTfWPhy nnnotinre m y s e l f n c a n ­ f o l l o w i n g vnllnic p r js ln c t e : Ban didate for r e -e le ct io n on June 3rd. ford, L ak e M onroe ana Paolo. 1931 ns Constable o f District N um ­ E. E. W A L K E R ber 1. nf Sem'nule County , which FOR SI I'RItINTKNIJMNT OF PUB­ Includes v otin g precincts Numbers LIC INSTRUCTION. I. 3. 3 and I. I will ap prrclnte the I herehy. an n oun ce m y candidacy support nf all v o te r s In District f o r r e -e le ct io n to the o f f ic e nf N u m b e r I. Cou nty Huperlnleudeht o f P ublic _____ R. C. (CLAUD) WHITTEN.__ In struction of Bem lnole County, ANNOUNCE MENT KOI* S T A T E eu bje ct t o the D em ocra tic primary ATTO R N E Y . to be held on June 3rd, 1921. 1 an n oun ce m y self n candidate T. W. LAWTON. f o r th o o f f i c e o f State Attorney N O T IC E . f o r th e Seventh Judicial Circuit o f I will be a can didate f o r renomt Florida, su bject to the D emocratic nation f o r the o f f i c e o f fltate A t­ prim a ry tn lie held In June. If torn ey o f the Si'Vrnlh Judicial Clr upon exam ination nf my record cult o f tho State o f Florida, sub my can dida cy Is favnrhly c o n s id ­ Joct to th e action nf the Demo ered. y o u r v ote and a c ti v e support r ra tlc Prim a ry . Y ou r endorsemen t will be appreciated. f o r a second term o f o f f i c e will be MILLARD 0 . SMITH. g re a tly appreciated. G E O R G E A. PECOTTKB. State A ttorney . Seventh Judicial Circuit. State o f F lor ld a !______ F O R COUNTY JUDGE. T hereby a n n oun ce m y self as a That’s what tha Herald candid ate f o r the o f f i c e o f County Want are— cold facta— Ju d g e o f Hemlnole .County, subjert t o the D e m o c r a tic prim ary. June 3. about thing* that ara P a n ­ 1921. I pledge faith ful service ned for your good. They Should y o u nomin ate me. ar* plain statement* that J. a . 8IIAIlON.__ !'.TJ.H !iX B .9»M S, iet J, i HELP W A N TE D D aily Fashion H in t r~ I wish to a n n o u n c e that I am a can dida te for M ember of the Hchnul Hoard o f Hemlnole County | v n COM M ISSION E ll. f r o m Hchool D istrict No. 3, subject ■announce my c an dida cy t o the d e c is io n o f the Democratic Commissioner f o r thn enmprlslnx the tow ns prim ary t o l> ehetd June 3. 1931. II. II. PATTtHHALL. kry, lamxworn], and A lF O R a l l E ll I F F . Iflrm*. and resp ec tfu lly 1 hereby a n n ou n c e j n y a e l f a c a n ­ ^ I'port o f th* v o te r s of « l tho prim ary tu be didate f o r r e - e le c t io n In thr offic e 1921. o f S h e r iff o f Sem in ole Cou nty su b ­ IV. It. R A L L A R D . _ je c t to th e action o f tho IJemnrra tle prim ary to be held on Jupe |XT\ I O M M ia S IO N E H . If ele cted f o r a n oth er term I siinnunce my ran dl- 3. huniy C om m is sioner f o r p led g e to fulfill th e duties of the |»trii-i o f Bemlnole Cou n- n fftce In th e aamo e ffic ie n t manner to the action o f the th at I have condu cted It In the past. _ __ |r> of n | «. C. M. HAND. _ K _ IL _ K !L n K R .. FOR C L E R K O F COURTsen ator fro m t h e I hereby an n oun ce my candidacy fiV ril S E N A T O R IA L f o r the n fftc e o f Clerk n f the Cir­ IH S T R IC T . my can dida cy f o r c u it Court. Hemlnnle Cou nty, F lo r ­ . *" State Sen ator from ida. su bject to th e derision of thn lath Senatorial District, D em oc ra tic prim ary to be held on ■lie Democratic Prim ary June 3rd. A. IX. 1931. I stand for ■Juno 3rd. I am an at* e f f ic ie n c y en d eervlce In offic e. VA NCE H DOUGLASS. Paw practic in g at Han-, f*. and have been a resm n COUNTY JU DGE. II attorney In lh a Nlnr- T o the People o f Sem in ole County: stortal Dlalrlrt f o r 13 I am a candid ate fnr County support will b e g r e a t - Ju dge, ynu r support and vote on pril Ju n e the 3rd w ill h* appreciated. LEWIS O’ nRYAN. • S A M U E L 'A .’ IU W ILKINSON ---------------------------------------* will help you get what you are after in butineaa, home or recreation. Read these cold facta ev­ ery day and soon it will •trike you forcibly that there is something you are missing. That is tn* helD the Herald Wanta can axford you. G*t accustomed to doing things by the Herald Want Ad method and you will find them profitable, even in the most trivial matters. Turn the cold facta of the Herald Wants into gold in your pocket. To reach all the people effectively — leave your Want Ad at The Herald of­ fice. Fhone us to send for It, or phone It to the Want Ad Department. PHONE 148 [•HUM-TEL "E. I’LL fO R THE R W E Y ^ L ^ ' o t R V ---------- ' OAhLL. . p* -Go 8 AUTOM OBILES A N D REPAIRS Apartments . For Rent S BRISBANE Tvrrcsjq.' VtVlLW IbTI Sl.ir.ON KIMONO DRESS Designed for morning wear to be carried out in gingham, which is to be more popular than ever this year. The dress pictured here may, however, be earned out in some of the other cottons. It may be trimmed with riblirnpJe end successful /fbekv that one nay reproduce at a minimum of.tints tndi iexpense. * Medium sua requires H yards J6-inch roatciial. Pit ‘ ‘ “Dress No. 1699. ictorial Review tiles, 16 to 20 years. Price, J5 cents. ' UNTIL LABOR makes a serious arties do— It will be wise for tish Liberals to give the work­ ing men a fair chance. I f they mnko martyrs of them by putting them out without very good reason they may come back by a vote taht would make them independent of both Liberals and Tories. PRINCE NARUIIITO, third son o f the Mikado of Japan, has can­ celed his passage to the United States. He was coming this sum­ mer, but has changed hia mind. Probably recent legislation on Asiatic immigration accounts for tho change. Tla country will re­ gret it and hopes to see him a little later. HANDSOME SLIP-ON ni.OUSE Tarie haa added to the alip-on blouse •cvvral new textures—gathers feature*—gathers at the several tides, greater length and a more elabo­ rate not* o( decoration. Its simplicity is not destroyed, however, as this model Illustrates. The blouse is worn wdh a two-piece gathered skirt of Mif-mateml and Is suited to development in the ertpes, set ids or satin finished materials. Medium sue re­ quires yard* 40-inch cr«pe. Pictorial Review Blouse No. I960. ........................... e No, Sisea, 34 to 46 Inches bust. Price, J5 cents. Skirt No. 1051. Sues, 24 to 36 Inche* waist. Price, 30 cents. Em­ broidery No. 12547, Transfer, blue or yellow, 50 cents. THE UNITED STATES respects the leaders of Japan, including the Mikado, and his advisers who have led the marvelous accomplishments of that extraordinary capable na­ tion. We intend to reserve the United States for the kind o f peo­ ple that live here nowWe ere aw*re o f the fact that in many ways we could not compete with the Asiatics, especially with the moat able and energetic of them all, the Japanese. We r*s*rve the right to manage our own territory o* Japan manages hers. There’* no reason why that should cause ■ny lack o f friendship between the two countries, assuming that Japan has no Intention, open or secret, o f overcoming the American will in that respect. UKAVO CAPTURES BOAT CUBAN miles out on Orlando (1800; vkar ttp k K r?# ''**' Call and see us. We give you the bargains and service. THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO.. _____ Seminole Hotel Annex._____ FOR SALE— Five acres, 70 citrus trees, 38 grape vinos, peaches, figs, mulberries, pears, cherries, persimmons and guavas. 5 room cottage, ham, soft water. Hard road, school, store, church, $2500.00. B T. Tiller, Owner, Paola. We have a H A F T fe f? ? H OM EM ■ W E ,* O P C tT Y lN * Schelle Maines Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD,------ FLORIDA LAWYER '• — Court House STEWART The Florist Flowers For All Occasions George A . DeCottes Attorney-at-Law Oner Seminole County Sank Sanford, — ?hon* I60-W nn Florida Fred R . W ilson ATTORNEY-AT-LAW ARCHITECT First National Dank Bldg. Sanford,...............Florida First National Bank Bid*, Sanford ------------- Florida PR IN TIN G WHIDDON & HODGES The Matthews Press Tailors, Cleaners and D yen paved street on which we will build a house to suit, and make any terms to su it You had \v*l.kft liter.. Sftftfer* Via. VI Park Avvaao— Phooa 4$S Phone 417-L-2 better look this up. H. E Lewis Co , fir s t National Bank Buildinff Wilson WeldJnc A Radis Sanford Sign Shop • APPROPRIATE LETTERING For All Clashes of Work Works *1f IP* Metal we cor. weld 1ANFORD, FLORIDA f 07 Nortt Sanford Ave left Progresso for Galveston. WHERE’t) THE N EW M AID? R. C. M A X W E L L Elton J Houghton / ..j. u . ■, BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD 814 Myrtle Av*. f ^ t t c " . n 1 a l , 'T i u V hh!i 107 P " k A « . T,l.phon. 349. D l C O IN * H O N E Fo r kCE*. Members Florists Telegraph Do* ■ livery Association JUSTA MINUTE WASHINGTON, Apr. 2 4 -T h o Mexican federal gunboat, Bravo, according to wlrolcss dispatches t* 5aPtUr*d the Cuban schooner in th, Vi'nity” 1of° j o i 68. ro n d ,^ If you want a city lot, a subur­ ban loL a house ready built, cel­ ery farm, grove or anything In the ~ Real* Estate lino cal f us. Wo i sell at the owners price only. Sanford Machine By GEORGE McMANUS 0*sm l Mm * I m • ft* B « a Weefta I LET HER OFF - T O N IG H T -^ H E W A N T E D T O <50 T o t h e r i v e t - ttUNwsER'a' EwM_u: 0 1 1 x 4 ,, O r liS lis 03 S e fttM * . ^ T A B o o e > 1 * M *DAV Off o a v •M ClTTlN* OUMBcdi c k jm o e r • S. 0 . Shinholser : . Contractor and V Sanford,----------- Jfk 1 rt aj 1i ri u •••.-• * '' , f ' . ‘ ■ -_______*______________________ !______________ M ---------- I *• * 'iT MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE t . W H A T tt THAsT P - V O O I MEAhN T O T E L L M E ^ T O O R E . N O T CiOlN’ Y O « FOR SALE— Ford Roadster prac­ FUR SALE— DeSoto paints and FOR RENT—Three room >m apar tically new- Bargain. Sea Stew* vanrlshck at Saufoid Novelty mentl Lee Bros., 415 W. Fir art Dutton. 154-tfc St. Works, sola agents. ie famished furnished t* RIBBONS — For —One |woTYPEWRITER three t; also a ls o one o n e th r use on Royal, Remington or L. room apartment; C. Smith typewriters. Will sell room apartment. Oak and 2nd St. BUILDING ^ o ^ ^ k ^ ^ m l d _ o f f k e Phone 8.__________________ M ATE R IA L FOR SALE— Amco adding ms- FOR RENT — Furnished light housekeeping rooms. Shirley MIRACLE Concrete CV, general chine. Never been used. |10. Apartments. Opposite post office. Herald office. ‘______ cement work, aldewlaka, bedd­ RENT— One four room ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. B. FOR SALE— Egry cash register, FOR $10 cash. Herald office, apartment Pace’s Apartment. Terwllleger, Prop._________________ Remington type­ Call at Palms Hotel la ndo._______________________ FOR” S A tE Lumber and Building Material. writer, with wide carriage, In FOR RENT—Four-room flat with Carter Lumber Company WANTED — Combination _________ bookN. Laurel S t Phone 565. . keeper and stenographer. Ap­ good condition. $25 cash. Inquire sleeping porch and private bath. at Herald office. I Lower B m p 316 Oak Ave. ply Porter-Judy Fruit Co. HILL L U fffiE R CO. House 'mi FOR SALE— Dairy and stable Service, Quality W& Price manure, car lots. Link & UagPhone 135. loy, Box 2461, Tampa. Fla. , ROOMS FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT WANTED—Regular customers for freshi eggs. Write Cacklcbcrry FOR RENT— Furnished threeMAKE LIFE WORTH LIVING FOR RENT—Cottage. J. MusSOn. Farm Lake Mary. Fla. TREE PLANTING DAYS room apartment on Magnolia. FOR RENT—For 0 months, com­ FIVE acres, 70 citrus trees, 28 Address Box 117, City._______ fortably furnished house, six grape vines, peaches, figs, mul­ Don’t go around feeling tired, sleeping rooms, or part of house, berries, (tears, cherries, persim­ FOR RENT—Two or three fur­ lacking in energy and strength, nished rooms for light house­ at reasonable rent 318 Magnolia mons and guavas, 5 room cottage, keeping, bath adjoining. 1020 because your kidneys are not work­ Avc. barn, soft water. Hard road, laurel Ave,______________________ ing properly. The u«tf of FOLEY FOR RENT— New house, four school, store, church, 12500.00. B. PILLS, a diuretic stimulant for the FOR RENT— Bed room and slccp- kidneys, will give your kidney* a rooms, bath, water, lights; also T. Tiller, Owner, Paola, ing porch. 806 Magnolia. irage. Inside city limita- Mrs. FOR SALE—Two Jersey cows; good flushing, remove injurious n ' ................. Lnnie Phelps, West Side. waste matter and bring the kid­ also small cream separator. W. JURY DISCHARGED neys back to a normal, active con­ W. Van Neaa, P. O. Box 57. FOR SALE—Several pieces of DELAND, Apr. 25— The jury In dition. “ Your FOLEY PILLS a n HOUSES— FOR SALE furniture. Call at 400 Myrtle the case of Cedric 'Carlisle declar­ tho only thing I ever got to do me any good,“ 'writes Samuel Brenner, WE are ready to build several Ave. ed themselves unable to agree on Alexandria, Ind. Sold everywhere. residences to suit you. Reason­ TWO slightly used radio seta. See n verdict and were discharged. Hof-Mac Battery Co.__________ able payment* down and balance Carlisle is charged with killing monthly: entire amount to fall due IF YOU are looking for real bar- James Mays in a card game in MISCELLANEOUS within five years. gaina in second handI P inno or Daytona a year ago. MEISCH REALTY COMPANY. gas stove, see Sanford Stove W A N TE D ____ A. P. Connelly, Agent. Works. 50 Centa FOR SALE— House, six rooms and NOT R EALLY Home Cooked Meals. Two block* bath, modern conveniences, cor­ i'sjtasexa,iw district; • business ner lot. Street* paved on both R EAL ESTATE LOST PHOENIX HOTEL aides. Best buy in Seminole coun­ 300 Park Ave. ty. Buy from owner. Easy terms. No article of value Is P. O. Box 67, Winter Park. Fla. really lost until after The Madam H arriot,. !» FOR RENT—New bungalow com­ Herald Wants have been We want you to look over our Beauty Parlor. pletely furnished until Oct. 15, Celery Farms listing.* before buy­ called upon to restore it to Over Mobley'a Drug Store. on Magnolia Ave. References ex­ the rightful owner. Park Ave. Phone 245. ingWe wilt save you money. changed. P. 0. Box 1141. Pockctbooks, Jewelry, ap­ PUBLIC Stenographer; your bu»parel, personal possessions, ness solicited. .......... 107 Park Avo, things of intrinsic value Phone 849. FOR SALE— House and lot close and others that are prised in, $3,000. because of their association, Miss Marlon Crawford and Mlsa are often quickly returned, Elizabeth Cooley, representing the FOR SALE—• ’> acre celery fnrm when temporarily lost, American Red Crbea in regard to (Continued from page 1.) through Herald Wants. with 0 room house in fine condi­ the welfare work, are In Sanford that Asquith, Lloyd George and Herald Wanta are tho for a day or two In the Interest o f tion. Easy tonus. the Tories combined could put out first thing to consult when that work. Labor. something of value is lost FOR SALE—15 acres. 12 acres all or found. BUT THE English statesmen TTOWCE tiled. A No. 1 condition; easy Herald Wonts bring los­ ere level-headed. They ought to terms, ers and finders together. Anyone wishing to com­ esk themselves whether liter* To reach all the people wasn't n time nuite recently when municate with the Knights effectively — leave your Labor leaders didn’t receive much MODERN bungalow, close in, well Want Ad at The Herald ofof the Ku Kim Klan of consideration end were not fre­ located, easy terms. flre. Phone us to send for Sanford may do so by ad* quently Consulted by those In powIt or phone it to the Want dressing mall to Postofflee Ad Department. V 7 ______ 5-KOOM house, new, nbout three BRINGING UP FATHER — T NT6- * who are in need of competent help should read the classified pane of The Herald. There’s no reason for sending out-of-town for help when there is probably Just t h e person you Wahl In7the city W a n t e d - white woman under fifty to do general house work and five with lady living alone. Call phone 90 fo r particulars. WANTED— Laundry driver for Sanford. Experience preferable. Apply Hill Laundry Company, Or- COLD FACTS MKMIIEll op NCIIOOL IIOAHII < A * 1 4 U SEVTH EM F O R R E SU LTS -r r r WANTED— sanrurd business men LOST an opportunity o p p o rtu n ity to POII STATK ATTOIIVKT. for n o \i iii o r r u n u i c IN abrtaat with the timea tin I h ereb y announce my c a n d i­ HTIIUCTlON. da cy f o r th e o l t i c e o f State A t t o r ­ I hereby announce my candidacy reading th e classified p a c e s ney f o r the Seven th Judicial C i r ­ for re-election as. member of the your daily newspaper. Hen cuit o f Florida, su b je ct t o the D e m ­ Hoard jbf oc ra tic I'rlm ary to be held June 3, * P H O R E A D T H E M F O R P R O F IT r5K)fc{TIG A I /'’ ,KJJ1Wttt!6al LOST A N D FOUND -i • * 1 DOT Itt > ftp = Iv «H »k B U n r< ; ■ 'f ■ * * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 25, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2a4b4a32938022d652bdfc616a543bae.pdf 3b4d4945f0c4f9d73ced17f44342a1d0 PDF Text Text < r l u f LTB p^ um t j »TrJ un r ’Tin- > . tly cloudy, CENTS S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , S A T U R D A Y , A P R IL 26, 1924. = A S S O C IA T E D P R E S S D1SPA1 .John NUM BER Inter nations : 91 U .LUl- tr kf [shoals Comm ittediDe* |o Q uestion H im P e r IIy oa H is P ro p o s a l fo r y -^ A m e n d m e n t to BIS Is ' In lro d u e J o n e s *— S e e ra ta r y M ay B e C alled. ! Tk» AMMtaM J <GTON, Apt. 2fl.-r-SubL v e been prepared to jesse s to appear a t the sU hearing* of the aenulture committee. Conii being given , to the of subpoenaing Henry Bt a deAnate decision has i reached. own that some members ommittee desire to quesFord personally regardI proposal for the purchase ' of Muscle Shoals. He all invitations .to apefore any congressional __in connection with his [therein some sentiment in Loittee to forte his ap­ i with a subpoena. lion Not'Decided. ............... Norris said tonight t he [decided whether he would i Ford. He declared he had authority from, the com[to use the subpoena privl that the committee could [the testimony needed. Ha expected Secretary Weks the haarlnga endpv' before t . [ be understood Mr. Weeks to appear. ' daent to McKaoalo Bill, ndment to the McRensie oriling acceptance of the was introduced late to| Senator Jonee, Republican, on. The apieridmept, firect the secretary o f war _ financial aid' to .private engag'd In the manufac! nitrogen from ,the a ir with given to plants west of ilppi river. an * | amendment^ Senator Jones . . was introduced a t the of C. F. Graff, president k'itrogsn Products Company |ttle, Wash., who told the i last week that if Moods |w u used to prdduce nltroprivute nitrogen co • drivan out o smendmen; contemplates tks nitrogen rnanufactur'*■i west In * - ‘ * .................... V4f id} * PR E Y A P PRESIDENT WILL Chf a te v F in a n c e C o m m itte e Puts ,Ofl • Until Monday M any u f a p o r t a n t A m e n d ­ m e n ts | A lth o u g h , a Score or More 'C h w ig S to P a s s e d A ry A g re e d B,M ’s ' P M * C o n tih ileu to S e a rc h f o r J e s s e S c o tt, PalJoeifs Cam m n ion. A l t e r G un D«iMe> B e tw e e n B oot­ leg g e rs and .P iro h ib itio n -Ofnnd ,P Identifies Nickels As Man Who Called ut H e r ; Home With Announced Intent Repair Plumbing—Motl in-Law aa Well as Sev Other Witnesaeas For The Prosecution Abo Testify. DELEGATION OFF! J TO WASHINGTON1 ON NEXT MONDAY fleers in ’rWhich .State Offi­ cer .McMnttaway was Killed. 'T Substantiates Views of Borah in Oppoeltion to Large Expendi­ tures by Government a t TWa Time. *' IBC T k r trrr A H O C ltlrJ l*rr«a> i n i T»f Am m Ii i H r r r u l I k r T k t A m w U M P re a a ) ' ’ Delegation of Dosen Members Will COVINGTON, Ky., Apr 26.WASHINGTON, Apr. m TWIM Present Canal Project to ConDELAND, Apr. 26—Every pros­ senate got down to business on the Sam Palmer, seriously wounded, is ecuting witness along with the gressionml Committee For tax reduction bill w\th a rush F ri­ In Jail here Friday night charged mother-in-law werW heard before Financial Aid. day, agreeing to more than a score with murder tn connection with the the Jury sitting at'the trial of Au­ ID r T h e A aaoetateC P re a a ) of finance committee amendment* death Thursday of State Prohibi­ A delegation numbering prob­ brey Lee Nickels in the Volusia WASHINGTON, Apr. 26.—En­ to the measure as passed by the tion Inspector L S. McManawny, ably 10 will leave Monday nfter- County circuit court \»rv, charged dorsement by President Coolidge and sheriff’s posses continued the house. ’ noon for Washington to seek fed- with criminal assault/yrhen the Friday of the views expressed Tn Upon request, Chairman Smoot kenrch for Jesso Scott, Palmer’s trul aid for the proposed St. taking of testimony was resumed the senate Tuesday by Senator Bo­ o f ' the committee, put off until companion in the gun 'battle which Johns-Indian River canal, it was today. Both witnesses were hoard rah, Republican, Idaho, opposing Monday further consideration of followed an attem pt to arrest announced Saturday. Decision "to late yesterday after which Ux\ large governmental expenditures •om t’ of the more important 8 cott and Palmer on charges of the committee on that date court adjourned overnight. and bonus legislation strengthened t me ndment*.; He was joined, hd * -o'1 violating the state prohibition and Gaston H. Means report*! to the send and arrangements for its work, many in Waahlugton in their be­ The victim of the alleged assault ever, hy Senator Jones, of Newi other laws. Scott is believed to Senate committee investigating came as the outcome of a meeting lief that Mr. Coolidge will veto Mexico, a Democratic member of be headed toward his -home in the Department nf Justice that the held here Thursday afternoon at was the first to go to the eland the soldier bonus bill. the committee, in wamti Greenbrier, W. Va., and West Vir­ treasurerd records of five years of the Chamber of Commerce rooms where she remained for an hour The president, discussing with to n that they must be ginia state trooper* and county of* international spy work had myster­ when representatives from Palat- and 45 minutes describing tho cir­ visitors Friday his declaration in surrounding the visit thdt time td take up in order t lic m a rt thought to be close on iously disappeared. ka, DcLand, Orlando and this city cumstances hit Associated Press address her assailant whom she (rfentifi* omendmentt. '» ?< t' his trail. p• gathered for that purpose. against “determined assaults by is Nickels. She declared be wag Senator Jones, spealdng a fte r V Arreteer Near Flynn. The personnel of the committee qrganjsed minorities on the public spresentative from the city vra* ' roll call to get a quorum on th e Palmer waa arrested early F ri­ will be as follows: St. Elmo W. ter company to examine tho plumb­ reasury,” reiterated hia frequentfloor to discuss tho proposed in­ day near Flynn, in the mountains ■r Acosta representing Jacksonville ing. She said she was railed to y made plea for economy in that crease in the corporation tax, jaui of Allegheny county. He offered Chumber of Commerce, Archie the bathroom on the pretext of be­ connection and called attention to This latet photo of John R. wished “to disabuse the mind* of po resistance when the posse came Woods and Theodore C. Brooks ing given Instructions concerning J Senator Borah'a addrhess. Rockefeller, Jr., was snapped when senators who entertain the impreaon Ms hiding place, from which representing DeLand, H. de Mont­ s leek and'was there struck with a The Idaho senator in hi aaddress he appeared at the Rockefeller slon that this bill Is going ' ................ . _ to be » authorities believe Scott and mollin and F. H. Wilson represent­ revolver and knocked unconscious. criticised additions to the tax bur­ chureh for Easter services. before.the t.tne senate for a number of others said to be connected with ing Palatka, J. G. Ball, S. O. Chase dens of the American people and, days.” 1 his alleged acts of outlawery es- Annual Cupiventipn of State Bank­ and Mayor Forres: Lake probably Her screams upon regolnln conopposing the bonus bill, declared sciousnee* brought her mot S fijL rai * N s Delay. es: ed at their approach. He was ers Cornea To Successful representing Sanford Chamber of law, it was the duty of congress to ' the ' next witness, i* 6 who said she “There la not going to be any fering from a bullet wound In Commerce, and Col. George W. found her daughter on a bed in *ti Close Tonight. sta rt to curtail expenses even if attempt,” Senator Jones continual, ths chest, inflicted by McMsnuway Knight, Judge W. P. Bland and J. congress had to refrain from do­ adjoining room and evidences of “of which 1 have' any knowledge as he fell mortally wounded. Later F. Sllgh representing the Central the crime committed. Her clothta ORLANDO, Apr. M.—Foring certain things which might be to delay passage of this revenue In the day Scott was seen by one mnl addresses by Gov. Cary A. Florida Water Trmfilc League. pleasant and politically expedient were badly torn and her body bill. It is my. judgment th at (hU of the posseii nnd his horse was Hardee and Walter Head, pres­ Arrangements have been com­ bruised. bill Is going to pass much sooner shot from under him but the man ident of tbe American Bank­ part for Jacksonville Monday a ft­ Taylor, one of the first persona to Mr. Coolidge told his callers that than any statem ents in the press escaped into the mountain fast­ ers' Association, were the ernoon and leaving there the same reach the victim of the- alleged aahe regarded the views of Senator would indicate.” ' •> ness. / principal features of today’s night is scheduled to arrive in the sault by Aubrey Nickels hero In Borah as outlined In hia address as Bill As Approved by Committee While the main controversial So certuin are the authorities program of a two-day conven­ Provides 431,000,000 For River nation’s capital Tuesday night. Dec. 1921, stated on the stand Sat­ fundamentally sound and the result amendments made by the commit­ that Scott has crossed the Virl tion of the PJorida Bankers’ Hsrbor Fund. Wednesday morning ut 9:30 o’clock of logical conclusions. Ha made it tee were passed over, today, many ginla-West Virginia border that during the second day of Association meeting here yes­ a conference of the delegates will urday plain that his endorsement of Sen­ of considerable Importance were Virginia the trial that he was unwilling la National guardsmen, ( H r T k * Am m Is Ih I P re a a ) terday and today. Both men be held at the New Willard Hotel ato r Borah’a declarations was gen­ WASHINGTON, Apr. 26.—River agreed to. hastily mobilised soon nfter the 8 poke informally-last night at following which they wlU get in express positively that such n eral and not applicable to the and harbor improvement*, a t an The proposed new 10 per cent.' shooting and who spent the night a banquet given in honor of touch with Florida’s delegation in crime had been committed. Ip bin senator's discussion of any parti­ estimated cost of nearly $31,000,­ tax on mah Jong sets, and a 10 opinion, he said, that conditions search of the outlaws, were per­ the financial visitors. congress. cular bill, but his rem arks were 000 , would be authorised under a per cent, tax o nail slut machines in found upon examination of ** (jut mitted to return to their homos At yesterday's meeting. Interpreted by many ox of his callers hi* caller* bill unanimously approved Friday operated by coins were approved. late Friday. The posses under It is believed that through the women were of su<h'a nature .m West Palm Beach wa* selected as meaning that he atood with Mr. by the house river* and harbors influenco of the state's representa­ to make the assault apparent Ha Likewise, the change proposal Sheriff Dyche, of Allegheny coun­ as next year’s convention citl Borah In opposing the bonus bill tives that the delegsion will havo said he was called to to* bum*.of committee. The measure provides in the jewelry tax, allowing ex­ ty,, and deputies sheriff of Bath and J. A. Anthony, of Jack­ opportunity to appear before tho the woman In mkl-afternoon. Find­ only for articlos selling county, however, are continuin'' i ^ he ?!5 tement °{u-he Pre8i‘J®nt’* for twenty-nine new projects, mod- emption sonville, chosen president of Rivera end Harbors Committee and ing evidence of her being seriopaly for less than $25 instead of let* l £ " i .'& * - 'th o u . aildlUnnnl „ ■ the association, to succeed present it* data on tho project and handled so ss to prodace semi­ proach to a definition of hia poki ponse to the government of sevan than $40, as approved by the house their hunt. Sheriff C. A. Gunn, of Giles Wilson of the same city. Bath county, was with McMana* urge that an appropriation be in­ consciousness non nonus legislation.elnce legisiauo tion on bonus his already authorised, and for three was agreed to. AH watches selling way. when the latter was killed. the doctor Belfi T. A. Chancellor. 8 t. Peters­ cluded in the annual bill which call wounds were found In flew York surveys. Lincoln day address in for $60 or less, however, would be The sheriff was struck on tho . *• . on the hetd burg, waa chosen vice-presi­ for the construction of the cnnaL and breast end that the exempt. in which h e , declared h1 it oppoelright e jg dent. Aa toon aa the state as­ head by' Palmer with a pistol, and, The bill a ls o . proposes expendi­ tlon to a bonus as a m atter of All of the more important mis­ Tbe rivers and harbors bill was was bruised. sociation adjourns today the . . regardless of the form ture of-$376,000 for an inland wa­ cellaneous and excise rate sched­ nlthoUgh not seriously hurt, was made public today and it porvldea the Amevleap Bankers’ Associ­ terway between Norfolk, Va., nnd ules went over. Since minor chang­ unable to take part in the searchPrior to placing th* prosecuUigr ht take. for several large expenditures for witness ation of' Florida will open its lleaufort Inlet, N. C., $641,000 on es were agreed to in tbe admissions flow It Happened. on the Mend, the cot Flurida cities adn sections, but th* annas! convention end elect way-and. Gumi.jHWu .r*diN N v ftW S bn -Which r.’tbd-bope nnd belief o f t amendment t«vno, Va., $1,605,000 for Im- would be made In this tav. ternoon near Flynn in search of The those composing the delegation, of gnvsrnm> ORLANDO, Apr. 26.—Florida’s proveemnt of Mlanfl Harbor, Fla., a man named Scott, wanted accrue from the Muhcle ItdSae Probably wouli reach the and $ 1 ,000,000 for work on the house voted exemption from the Jail breaking, when they met Jesse bankers Friday night ended the that an amendment may be added operations. These profits White House within a week. The Tennessee river between Dam No. 10 per cent, tax for all tickets sell­ Scott and Palmer coming in the the Art* day of their annual con­ to the bill providing fo rthe canal. ing for 60 cents or less and this Secretary R. W. Pearman has [then be diverted to tne as- senate conference committee, con­ 2 and Florence, Ala. Including those who were was agreed to by the finance com­ opposite direction. They also wore vention at the San Juan Hotel with gathered much comprehenaive data i of private nitrogen manu- sisting of Senators Curtos, Kansas, their yearly banquet and informal In an automobile and Sheriff Gunn from the room was a del*L MeLean, Connecticut, and WatBon, mittee. In. on the canal showing that it is Florida Items In Bill. Smoot explained that Is said to havo run his car into dance. Saturday’s program will feasible and that It should be con­ from Daytona, said to represent day’s hearing Newton D. Indiana, Republicans, and Sim­ WASHINGTON, Apr. 26— In noChairman parliament would be that of Palmer and Scott in order conclude the sessions. The Amer­ structed nt once. The canal and the League or Women Voter*, of mons, North Carolina, and Walsh, former secretary o f war, the rivers and harbors bill, rer resorted to tomaneuver prevent reconsid­ to halt them. Neither Palmer nor ican Bunkers’ Association in Flor­ deeper water way from Jackson­ that city, which is said to be loterkfassachusetts, Democrats, was te citizens or Mississippi— ported late today to the house by Scott were the object of the of­ ida will hojd its convention this eeted in some angle of tho case. Bolston, represer/ing the appointed, and arrangements were Chairman Dempsey of the rivers eration of any of the amendemnts ficer’s visit to Flynn, but the of­ morning ns the state bankers fin­ ville to Sanford have been the voted on today. made for a meeting Monday with Identified Nichole. bone of contention for a period of kn Chamber of Commerce, and Harbors committee, are sev­ Without a formal vote, the com­ ficers had warrants in their pock­ ish theirs, and will elect officers years and nothing but several pre­ The proeeeutrix waa on tbe. •ier, merchant and farm er, the house conferees. Neither sen­ eral recommendations for surveys for the coming year. . mittee’s action in rejecting tho ets for both, charging them with surveys on the two pro­ stand for one hour and forty-flvi.' dge W. W. MacGruder, both ate or house conferees expect to Florida rivers and inlets and proposal J. R. Anthony, vice president illmlnnry violating the prohibition laws and of Secretary 'Mellon to take more than a day to adjust jects have been the result of ef­ minutaa, the greater pert of the rkvilie—urged the commitfor tho improvement of certain limit capital 'loss deductions to with other acts of outlawry, one of the Hankers’ Financing Com­ forts to havo one or the other put time undergoing a cross exami reject any proposal which differences in the bill as it was harbors in tno state. pany of Jacksonville, was elected 12H per cent, wee agreed to. The specific charge against Scott be­ tion by defenae counsel. She through. * guarantee distribution of passed by the two houses. Surveys In Florida are provided treasury aecretory had estimated ing an attem pt to kill several rev­ president of the Florida Bankers' tilled that she was 32 years ot It Is confidently believed, though, in the adjacent territory. for Canaveral harbor, Melbourne this provision would bring in $30.- enue officers last fall. When the Association for the year 1925 nt that the time has Arrived when age and had resided in DeLand | Favors Government Opera­ General Strike In harbor. New River Inlet, Fort ifuu.OoU additional revenue annual­ officers notified the men they the -annual election of the asso­ something may be accomplished, nearly six years. -In answer tion. Continued on page 8 . were under arrest, Palmer is said ciation, held in the convention provided it is done a t once. For questions propounded by the *1 ly. Havana Called Off Baker said he favored (Continued on page 9) No word of objection was voiced by the authorities to have drawn that reason the committee will attorney she told In a clear Iment operation of Muacle hfs gun and shot McManswav and either to elimination of two hou>e leavetat'once in the interest of the of the visit that the defendant in r The A uw liIrS Preaa) 1 *o that power could be sold alleged to have mode to her ' to have knocked Gunn Unconscious amendments affecting the tax on project. HAVANA: Apr. 26— Havana’s les and companies whose on the afternoon of Dec. 7, tl_ _ with the butt of the weapon. The stock dividend gains. commends itself to the geqaral strike called Monday to She Identified Nichols .as a h er'asOne would have made gains re­ rohlbition officer fired as he fell, __ i l ________ a . i i lie said bg believed support the walkout of port worksailsnt, and told ofa ihow he ci ut both Palmer and Scott escaped sulting from the transfer In liqui­ era ended today and the city began nment operation was to tha house and claimed to dation proceedings of stock divi­ and it was not known until the out. Muscle Shoala would to resume normal activities. The representing the water compi dends subject to regular eurtak former was captured Friday that ( B r T k e Au m I K H r i f M l dually emancipated from the decision to return to work reached The senate disposed of many She said he was permitted to A packed house witnessed th* rates rather than tbe 1 2 ft per cent, McManaway's bullet had found eassembiy of union men and i or producing fertiliser and th eaasembly amine tlw kl kitchen sink and th at 1 tax, and the other would nave op­ mark. sections of the tax bill. The first actual work on the new presentation of the play, “Ann, broke It up early today, and that I be uicd for Ita natural funcb told her th* trouble wee not U erated similarly In regard to gains Employes of a lumber comp mUnicipol water works plant and The funding of the Hungarian f ‘“railing power to the eoun- was followed by several fights In Vhat's Her Name” at the Milsne that maybe there was so which the police Interfered. No Theatre Friday night. The play accruing through the sate of stock leer by, attracted by the sh o o tin g iy „tem> will begin next week, pro- debt to the United Statee waa an­ and thing wrong with the meter, _ held for more than two found the officers in the road. liubly about Tuesday or Wednesday nounced. *r Predicted that within a one woe reported seriously hurt, put on under the auspices and dividends years. she showed him where to find 1 They summoned Sheriff Dyche end The house began consideration acted by the members of the senior it became known Saturday when nor were there any serious injuries •ri, the present process of meter la tbe yeid; th e n The proposal to increase the cor­ Within an hour battery D. 246th fthe child labor constitutional City Manager W. B. Williams an­ png fertiliser would be ob- sustained in the several clashes clasa of the Sanford High School, poration tax from 1 2 Vfc to 14 per turned end told her that there airtUlery .Virginia National Guard, nounced that two cariouds of pipe amendment. , beesuse of new discoveries along the docks where the port was a big success from every grand Jury wee-selected to * leak somewhere, poeslbly la worker* are stlU out. Tho pock viewpoint. Th* acting was splen­ cent. »nd eliminate the sceplal tax flind posses of citisens of Bath and have arrived and have-boon unload­ **‘Ve chemists. capital etock brought forth the Allegheny counties had taken up ed. icar criminal charges growing out bathroom. Once In the baihn •nine one should invest a operators declare work Is 85 per did and from a financial point the on she testified, he celled to her first debate of the ray. Mr. Smoot th e ^ u n t. Soon afterward the of the oil Investigation. play was equally successful for ap­ The pipe which is to be used for *> process for producing nl- cent, normal. The house shipping board in­ shut off the water to prevent' fli proximately $500 was cleared, it la Anally put over aetlon on th(* un­ West Virginia officers attempted emergency fire protection only, has it would bo tragic .to luve til Monday. to cut off escape from that end. said. been placed along Palmatto Avenua vestigation committee inquired -aid he would show her how [rtstest waoterjpower esat of Glosser Testifies On While every member of the cast liiiisulppl tied up for one between Flrat and Third Streets nto repair work on shipping boi It waa here, according to I played his or her pert very good, ra years with Some unecoanil on Second 8 treet between Pal­ vessels. Wheeler Indictment Newton D. Baker |\nd others timonv, that be seised her, there were several members whose metto and Oak Avenues. When the procMi,” he declared. “If poaod the Ford Muscle Shoal* and choked her, later lockli performance was outstanding and laying of this piping la completed f w e r e leased to a IB r T k r ’ A H M b iM P re ss) er before the senate agriculture door end removing the key, deserving of special mention. Miss it will connect the following emer­ »• individual he .woqld soon WASHINGTON, Apr. 2 6 -E . H. Evelyn Darrow, taking the leading he put in hip pocket In her committee. ncy wells wells'recently driven gency rece *“* *by ■“ the ^ “ “ ng nitrogen .because ke Glosser, formerly employed in the The McFadden bill to amend gle to get tho key found e and nnd something more profit- offiee of Gordon Campbell, Mon­ feminine role, was very good con­ City Commissioi “ * iio n :Firat li. Street ~ .......* vilver and took it from hie sidering the handicap under produce it with. ” T he way of the trananossor is on trial. Here li the way they Park Avenue, Third Street and the national hank end federal re­ This weapon, ehe testified. tana oil operator, and indicted with which eh* was playing. Miss serve acts waa reported by the herd," quoth Rev. W. G. Rlack- sold their stock ,or were about to Sanford Avenue, Park Avenue and took from her and struck her ttj Senator Wheeler, testified Satur­ house banking ig committee. coi Scoggan, originally coat aton, Rev. George ai his ' _ Young _and It, one should say. They would Second Street, Third Street and »m Leeds Plans day before the sonata committee Naomi River and harbor improvements the head, rendering her n for thia part, waa taken seriously eon Joseph, a ll'o f whom should sell Oak Avenue. investigating the indictment that . ..... were sclous. When sho regained Thursday and it was necessary know because they have had ex* embark on a perfectly nice rid* The pipe Just received U the uni­ estimated to cost $81,0<K>,000 rdous Sea voyage tn January 1923, he heard a con- iU to secure someone in h e r. place. perimee. These three colored men, throughout th* colored section, versal type and is said to be the approved by the house rivers end adousneee, she maintained, with but .a small flask of goods in cumstancea proved to her th at i varsation between Campbell ant Miss Darrow was selected and her very best of ita kind obtainable. harbors committee. had. been assaulted* * She said_ I Wheeler In which their talk was ol performance, after having but two w flra*. P«*tor of |h e local col- their possession Upon meeting e The The boundary commissioners ap­ pipe for the remainder of the ared Baptist Church and the sec- friend, 'they would invite him to "Don! A ^ r ^ — WlUUm B. getting the former’s oil permite days' study of the part, was note­ pointed by tbe supreme court sub­ 6 ands sad fast had been tied. system will be secured from the ond, pastor of the " “ urch in hay* ■ sample drink and if he *°n of the American Tin “fixed up In Washington.” He eald mitted their report on the Texas- mother-in-law, sho sad, res; ,, Dade City, ere * orsaful liked, It, then bfa order was taken National Coat Iron Pipe Company Oklahoma ^magnate, and husband of he did not m «U any reply by worthy. to her eells for help, and Red river case. Miss Maude Carraway, taking now because they ha t mads for linmediate delivery. Evident­ of Birmingham, Ala. . Xeni*' of Rusala, U pr«- Wheeler but sold he left the im­ the part df Mooney, the tempera­ her lying on the bod where Announcement wee made that It was further announced by th* . t of the ly the orders had been extensive jo make an adventurous pression he could get it fixed in mental maid with nerve*, elicited to realise the■ bitter weidi ' Coolidge -was attempting President from the Isle of W ight to Washington gecause of Influence much favqroble comment upon her Biblical teaching. on Ybni for there were the city manager that th* pip* fo r the to work out a new. solution of the I*0* In the Th* whole th ln r In .'fiutabell la ee S' on Jugs in th* car. water system will begin to arrive Japanese immigration problem. performance. Her numerous out­ that the thrac w« ' w“ich i* on feat long. ble pert of the wholf within a short time and th at will burst* e* the m u lt of “wroughtInvUatJona -were- issued by eh Hg cri 15 gallons of moo wiU. he re- Burton Is Temp°rary up nerves t two of the offender* Insure that the work will be car­ Atncncan government fbr a 'con nerve*,*" m u llin g from having their: ried on constantly until ita com­ possession on but an auxiliary m oitor ... of of the gospel. Think • Are oace,” kept th* ternoon Republican Chairman “been in of th* arrival of fprenee of Central . American Re­ while apper. °wer w|U be installed. the gtied members of their pletion. t conaudl ence in an u the pipe and plana for tha immedi­ publics looking to peace in Hon­ brag for their health In reality congregations would say when . Oinly. * $ tinuous T ate laying of it, will bo received duras. . out to deliver the “ * erd about the affair.' AoVPresident Miss Lucille Eebols, as Gran* ™ G fo ^ $ rr 2^T he H was said with a great deal of Interest by Por thia : they to the Dade City minister, the cititem of 8 &nfoitL regard* a* __ _ of eRpresentative Theo­ Mo, aged 82, wo* another whose Invited by Polks hia son ware merely up notor Borah'a dore Burton, of Ohio os temporary acting waa the subject of matgr No indications have been mode u . the urgent Invitation of marks. Mias npUr chairman of th* Republican na­ complimentary to minister, who Insisted with altional convention was. Indicated Echols played >could find * ready sal* for will make any 1 _ , a fte r a political conference today most profess'lonal abiUty. „ Aunt Julia, propriatioha. ^ Nan Paxtor) as A the city from < In which a t the Whit* House. Chairman andMiss to say th a t R*v. Young strain Misa com Adams, Republican jutlonal __ .w ork. It I* I “ ™ JoMf 2 ! d ofe \)their i adn will not be rnitteeman, and David Mulvane, fUppcr, .. er plan* for played_bjr „ committeeman from fee June pril discussed at f good. City , election. .their the Monday CliF6A( ,n's name or » mint hs- - — ----- -•Ur a who approved hit to be to who wUI build tha po .?»ore «id reservoir for Um • BANKERS MEET IN ORLANDO TO CLOSE T O D A Y S PROPOSED BILL GIVES BIG SUM FOR HARBOURS L J J J O T K a sra Senior Class Play Staged Last N ight Was a B ig Success B egin Laying First Pipe N ext Week On W ashington News Waterworks System E Preacher B ootleggers Find Trade N ot So Profitable in Celery City & tust ■j « r v • r r ja 's a if ls uttitua of •t loSta* 77£ewS — ----------------rfrr.JK ■ it .* J • •. % V . / . ; * . • ■ 7 V. �r t« w > :- y n b{»l O iftfP/vfttl SANFORD, .1 . fJT -T irt^ T W ?r 'NM HM *M r fA W lF * t t f * i Pis inconceivable that any set QTY-NEW S PARAGRAPHS Celery Shipments For Apyl 24. Waycross ................ —- 'Shteacnr--" —. HEREINBEHA WELFARE PLAN HIS CANDIDA VOTED DOWN BY COUNTY C L U B S (Continued from pare 1.)~ New York ............... would rather not go into dctaiL Atlanta —— .............. I Mifs Crawford then declared she Detroit --------------- -!knew why. Whereupon Mrs. Star­ Pot Y a rd -------------tling rejoined thai. if ahe muat go Cincinnati ------ into detail, that the local clubs’ Philadelphia ---------- action was taken because it could Buffalo -----------------net bo permitted to uo so by the na; tlonal. oraanixation. However, ahe ;raid,~at t h r recgjT state ermfertnes It wan agreed that the various ciuoa I could aaiist such organization!. ! Mrs. Leonard), In behalf of the 'county federation, than spoke brief­ ly raying that the county federa­ tion was opposed to it and that personally she had been agminit it since it was first proposed. She further stated that Mias Crawford had misrepresented many things Sunday, April 27th, 3 P. M. and that she had told Mrs. B. G. At City Park. Smith, of Oviedo, that lait yFar the 1 —March, Stars and Stripe* project could not have been put Sousa into effect because of the county Forever _ 2— Overture, King of thenurse that was here at that time. Night ---Barnard Mrs. Smith substantiated that 3— Selection. Prince of Pilstatement. Further discussion *en __________ Luder* was limited and a vote Uken 4— Duett for eomet andshowed that five organizations clarinet, Serenade .......... Titl were for it, 10 opposed, eight unin6—Valse, Italian Night* .... strurted and four not represented. ____________________Tobani Miss Virginia Smith represent­ INTERMISSION ing the local chapter of Red Croat, 6—March, Chicago Tribune . brought forth much applause when ............ ' _____.7__Chambers ! she declared that the opoosition to f—Sacred Selection, Sing, the welfare project waa brought on Oh 8 lng this Blessed Morn purely because of ignorance of the ___ ;________________ Buy* plan urd of the conditions th u nx8—Serenade, D’Amour .. 1st in the city and county. She de­ - Von clared that In her capacity, ahe Intermezzo, La Rose was better able to observe th< sitAscher untiiii than anyone else nnd said 0—Patrol, American that she and the chapter was hear­ Mecham tily in favor of the proposed plan. JO—Star Spangled Banner | Other* speaking in hehaif ot the proposed organization were: Mrs. JOS. REIZF.NSTEIN, I Endo- Curletl, A. P. Conn ly, Ret. Bandmaster, F. D. King, Mrs. F. E. Rou.nillntt And Mrs. LcRoy Chlttendon. The question then arose at to - W m i (NEW 1*1UM HERE. whether or not the matter was to ■ Announcement was made Thurs­ be definitely derided at that meet­ day by the Central Florida Motor ing. The federation representa­ Cmnpany that it haa secured the tive* voiced their approval, but the services of Emmett Hunt, well others did not. Mrs. Smith asked known salesman of this city, a* a if the meeting wa* to be pro­ longed to give Mis* Crawford nn mernberof its sales force. Mr. opportunity to »:cure more sup­ Runt, for the past two years, bss port of the project, before a vote been connected with the Oakland was to be taken. She was told 8*1e* Company and has just re­ It was not planned to do so. signed that position to accept the that further criticised Miss one with the Central Florida Mo* Mrs. Smith alleged misrepresenta­ tor Company, a firm which recent­ Crawford's tion of fact* In the case. After the ly made its bow to the public in vote was taken and announced, the Sanford. Mr. Hunt will sell the meeting came to a close. Flint, Durant and Star automo­ bile*. the agencies of which, hla CROWS KILL AND EAT A IIARF. firm has In charge. - HAMBURG, Germany, Apr. 25.— A flock of crows attacked, killed { LEAVES FOR HOT SPRINGS, and ate a hare near Tarp, accord­ t A. M. Clemmons, owner of the ing to observers who produced bita Ssnford Steam Pressery, left of fur and bones as proof. They Thursday for Hot Spring*, Akr., say that they saw a single crow because of U1 health- Later he discover the naro in an open Held. tfiU go to Saratoga Springs, N. Y., The bird flew about the animal and and expects to be absent from the called frantically until it had re ­ mty for *or two months. monuis. During his hli cruited 12 more and the flock then a W w a h i. wife will have chargt deaccnded on the hare and pocked of the business affairs of the Arm It to death In a few minutes. rArWDAY, 26,1924 ick. Hughes, of Orlando, mo- American bluejacket* in Honduras, a T U l C C O 0 . 1 l U TV prince, »aj -to DeLarui. where .be was a* reported 4n_.unofficial advices lulel to speak to voter* there from Son Salvador. . . . night. This * afternoon h e < There are no American marines w in Hastings and Saturday 1 stationed in the republic but a forca >s an address in St. Augustine. 0f if,7 sailors and nine >officers Martin will spend the week- fmm the rn iiier Milwaukee, at vith hiB family in Jaekaonville, Tmapala. has been afTcRucigalpn, depths of cockney London as from aoeJeiiei h»t» adoatj I n i time ho haa been’him* in thr Honduran capital, for several the drawing rooms haa .arisen a W fing th* prim ^^y aSTra [ REPORTS FROM HONDURAS MAY The prosecuting of fake, stock. ’ following., his schemes, which impoverish Florida iano by millions of dollars annu^J, ly. w* Mr. Martin struck a popui^C keynote when he declared himself Jk abort time afterward the gu unmistakably in favor of reappot* tionment for south Florida. Hai declared the present ay item a Hie-iwir so;'Hft»r- » WI.g should use the soft pedal when he sor th at he thonld J p e s into the hunting field. The fr##iy h, t t u , long scries of tumbles from his horses- which are credited to Hla i " ** htiown that gj Royal Highness and which terml- tha royal ffmllvhaw nated with the narrow escape from to tV.princ* on i u l serious injury which he experienc- Is known that the ■ ed when his horse kicked him in cast an unsymnatw th e face, has-been too much f o r t b w j 'e s o p a d e i ^ i the tranquility of the English peo- spring, but so ftr u The senate committee investigat­ ing the indictment of Senator b e e r r o n e o u s :Wheeler, Democrat, Montana, heard further testimony bearing upon charges against him. Continued from Page 1 Salvador reported th a t tebe|; a ir r - C h a rg e * -o f-a -f 100.000 fund to planes had dropped boniba on the “provent thorough (investigation" capital. were heard by tha senate commit­ ■ ■. •­ tee inquiring Into chargrs of land P The newspapers were the first to rraponae.^TcMhe*»! mm i k « m. «!(«■ Ttt**a M»lni «/l »# 1.1WASHINGTON, Apr. 25,—No of­ frauds in the-lower Rio Grande ficial reports had been reeclvod columns impressing upon the-peo* laughs. Bulova Watches mm Ju st received one hundred Bulova Watches. All the newest designs. Ranging in price from $20 to $200.00 to*;, orr of Standard Prices r ' »A ■ ■' I K 1 SPECIAL 25, gold filled bracelet Watches, regular $19.75 val ues 2 5 ' and 3 5 'J Reduction On all hand painted china, cut glass and silver this week only. . P. Weinberg. Proprietor 307 E as\ju ra t Street kt ‘A A ** • • «s* A w» ■.• is iis iiiia i The F lyin g Squadron W ill be H ere U n til Saturday N ig h t— M ake N e x t W eek Coral G ables W eek. "T hyFlying Squadron," twelve men who are direct representatives of the Coral Gables development at Miami will be here the balance of the week to qssist the local office in promoting special busses of Seminole County people to take our trip to Coral Gables. A telephone call to the Milane Theatre will bring one of the men to see you and explain our proposition of seeing Miami nnd Coral Gables as well as advertising the celery county Colors Sombrero, Polo, Airdale, Tan Bark, Nude* Grey, Hopi, Blush and Peach. See Window, at per pair This is the best time of tho year to sec Coral Gables. There every thing awaits you. The flowering trees and shrubs are.a-bloom in all ol their glory. The orange and grapefruit trees All the air with dweet frag ranee. New and compelling beauty greets you on every side Joyfully. (‘4 . I , . s.* tAV 1 _ (i These trips aro trf interest to every citizen of this county and an well worth investigating, All busses will be suitably and fittingly decorat cd to advertise Scmlnble county. ’ Two sections of busses will leave next week. Ono will go and return Saturday while the other will leave Thursday and following Tuesday. ' '' Dam /M A w im n ■ S I L w /n A J l *+*«**4+*«*v++>+*++*«» GEORGE E MERRICK, O^VNER . DAMMERS & BURNES, GENERAL SALES AGENTS * - 1 - • • •" •. -“ ••V— *,‘ 0 ' . , , •. ' > ',-. Executivei Office 158 E sat Flagler 8 U Miami. „ Florida Offices: Jaekaonville, S t Augustine, West Palm Beqch, Daytona, Orlando Tampa, St. Petersburg, Sanford, Lakeland, DeLand, Eustis Sanfortl Office; Milane Theatre Bldg., C. L. Bennett; DWajon Mgr. . 1 �[1 I «- THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1924 'AP \ u m 1h 9 MX ehlp i'l Soutrt o f R a n g e 30 F a s t , c o n t a i n i n g lo tto a c r e a m o re o r i« a* r.>ia x s iO*-~-*‘* * t'? ~ * * ‘ - *• It a p p e a r i n g fro th t h e s w o r n b ill of .c o m p l a i n t died h e r e i n a g a i n s t *uU t h a t you h a v e o r c la i m ao m e In terval In t h e aald d e a c r i b e d p r o p ­ e rty . T ou. a n d e a c h o f yo u. a r e t h e r e f o r e re q u ire d a n d o r d e r e d t o be a n t a p p e a r b e f o r e o u r a f i r e u l t C ourt a t t h e C o u rt H o u a e I n S a n ­ ford. S em in o le C o u n ty , S t a t e o f th e '______ (1ref ________ M o n d ay In . F l o r i d a . on _____ _ J u s * , t h * s i a s e ke l mc l l w t o d l « y . c Ju Inn.. A D. Ts t14i l31 of n « , A. l , annn,l d tt hh ae nn aan n dd th e r e t» m a k e a n s w e r l o t h e Bill o f C o m p la in t h e r e i n filed a g a i n s t y o u an d h e r e i n fa ll n o t e ls e sa id b lit will be t a k e n aa c o n f e s s e d a g a i n s t yon fo llo w ed by final d ecree. ti It f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s notice he p u b lish e d In t h e S a n fo r d Dally H e ra ld , s n e w s p a p e r , p u b l i s h ­ ed In S a n fo r d . S e m i n o le C o u n ty . S t a l e of F l o r i d a o n c e e a c h w eek f o r i perio d of e i g h t c o n s e c u t iv e P. M., Monday, Apr. 28, 1924. for construction of 1,000,000 gallon ic ^ >-»rd* « « v . t i o n : ^ r I t r O r i 1 1 L l i D I cub'c mne-rete and 40 tons -■ T ll/l* r*-enforcing st«*l. Alio for the H firT A D \ 3 i r i l m v WBXlniction of 35 cubic yards plain irU v lU li l l l t n U L O concrete foundation for water tank. Also for tb« construction of —---- a power house. . !■ tW rnlerfRt of Florid* Cltmo A certified check or hidden jy , f c d a t f e Ifk M t Bpeaka J * . j Bond far the amount of fiva. per y. I a r f r Crowd i n r i . cent (5 /i) of the bid price, made Myers. payable to said city must be de■ ■ not Ited with each bid. Suet /jsful FORT MYERS, Apr. 25,—(S p c-' bidders will be required to furnith 1 d a l to Tb# Herald.)—Demoraliu- ■bond the sum of one-third the Id i 1“ u n rc T O rrn °< *• «*"■ rtartl'rf" during the pait shipping season hv. returned prompt ' with resultant low prices and flnan- ' specifications are < d a l losses has brought business '^ ^ c.e the ( ity 5 men, bankers and individual grow -, ' era to the realisation that some-1 The City Commi thing mutt be done Immediately to | the right to reject i avert a crisis which already Is ns tbc t**1 interes looming over the entire state. Dr. R. A. Nichols, of Winter Haven, told Lee county growers and ship, per* at a mass meeting in the la Ike t lr e a ll Coarl of ihr Tih court house here tonight. Co-op- J adlrlsl < Irralt o f th , Stale of Florida for s , a l , n l , ( nnnlj. - eration. he said, is the only means lo f'b aoeerr, F a n n ie K. HollM ay. a m i r r l o l w o ­ Pthrongb which the citrus industry man. I,y f. W. llo llM ay , her ne»t ; cab be stabilized and placed on a friend, c o m p l a in a n t , v* tier,re, T. Collins, r t j | d e fe n d s n ta . sound financial basil. OHIIKH. ;Y Outlining the stand taken by the T h e S l a t e of F lo rid a , to Ce-irge I'o lh n e . I t II. M ark s. K. I! Van Lake Wales Board of Trade, Dr. T, iie m s n . II I* D e f o r e s t . K J >UrNichols explained in detail what re ||. f j e o r g e h p e r r y , (i II Perry. I . u l h t r I*, l- o rte r a n d I t <> P o rte r. ' (a{known i f ’ the "Lake Wait* If liv ing, and. If d»ad. all p a r t i . * Plan’ of signing up at I'east CO per r l a l m l n g In l e re e i e u n d e r Ijeorge T Collins, I t II Mark*. F. It Van rent, of the Florida fruit crop un­ Io nian. I t I. D e K n r .H . K J Murr- II. der the Fiorhia Citrus Exchange, lleorg,- II. P r r r y . f t II I’erry. the only co-operative citrus grow­ I .u t h e r i|, I ' o r l e r a n d f t u P orter, a s e d . o r o t h e r w i s e , In th e p r o p ­ ers’ maikcting agency in the state. de relre rib e d In I hi* order, lo "In order that the ver ybest men A r yth udr e sc F. le l ll s . an d In all person* hi .th e fruit business ma / be se­ u n k n o w n In t e r e s t e d In th e p r o p e r ­ cured to manage this Urge organi­ ty Involved In th i s suit w id th Is i t u a t e d In Kemln-de County. F l o r ­ sation, business men of Lake sida .and d e sc rib e d a* follow , t o ­ Wales are asking that contracts w n K o u the ast Q u a rte r of H o ilt h -a M be'signo*! on or before May to that Q u a r t e r o f S e c t io n It . T o w n s h ip 21 evpry grower may take part in Htiitth. lU n it r Z* K s s l electing directors and officers of You a r e h e re b y order.-.I and re. the exchange for the coming year,” uu lred t o a p p e a r on th e 7ih d a y of he explained. “The term of office Ju ly . A H , 1324 to th* hill t i e d of every official expires on June I, ea agua sine s ta n dyouc o uInr t .-th e abo ve e n titled and new officers and directors must T h is o r d e r to he published In T he se1named at the annual meeting Hanford f u l l ) H e ra ld W i t n e s s K A. Douglas*, f’lerk of Jane 6. The contract will not be said C irc u it C ou rt, a n d th e official binding after May I, 1925, in the s<«| th e r e o f, th i s t t t h d a y of A pril cvft nthe exchange does not ban- a D m i . die at least CO per cent, of the f r u it1tClreult fourt s*al> crop this coftifng season,” he said. ' 1 Dr. Nichols particularly stressed iiy A. M. the damage done throughout the j Utterance Ai-mirnorth a t the beginning of the citV ,„ rU)m, rua shipping season through green t.t« - 6 - i.|» - t 7 -x«-i|.< fruit shipments, and declared that x*tl** •» Attpiie-ntiot flforta are now under way to elimitte thla practice through (trln:*nt leglsfatlve measures. “This as been one cause of poor sales in iOlthem markets this y e a r” ho • k . “ But the principal cause of eor prices has been blind, uneonroiled shipments by the 140 tlifferent marketing organizations in “There is only one remedy for its situation," tt t lies Onro-o] mseive* to* in d ie their o w n a sse ss*-,| a t th a d a te o f t h ,*J *s iitl ih e o n in e illing. When one organization 1' nt 'nf ksrumc wh t ie e r tIlf'nlrt ea ts as |u comes into control of a majority of j s h a ll l-e re d e e m e d a csae ol-lrd lneice rllflp to I tha fruit th*t organization will j tu x deed w ill Is s u e t h e r e o n on | 2nd d a y o f J u n e A. U . 1931, then be In • position to handle the W it n e s s m y o ff t r t a l s l K n a l u r e i shipments in a businesslike way, I sea! i b i s th e X5IU d a y u f A p r il. supplying each market with onfy D . 1921. the amount of fruit that market • h k a i .) k a ig irn u A K M . • K le r k f l r r i i l t C o u r t. can consume. Tha growers will S e m in o le < *o iin tv F l o r l !*thcn be able to stabilize marketing y A M. W -e k *. D t conditions, eliminate glutting of I I - l f.- 5 - 3 - 1 0 -B17-21-31 markete, command better shipping rates and receive better price* for their fruit," he declared. C. W. Bartleeon, wholesale grocer, cited the example of California growers in co-operating for tho marketing of their products and urged local growers and shippers to gut togethe Immediately as the only remedy for Florida's citrus dilemma. Members ef the local committee who will canvass growers and ship­ pers of this section in co-operation With the Lake Wales Klgn-up Drive •re J. E. Foxworthy. F. C. Alder­ man and Co. J, W. Blanding, presl- E rf W it n e s s m y h a n d a n d o ff ic ia l se a l of o ffice a t Sanford. S e m in o le C ou n ty , S t a t e o f F l o r i d a o n t h i s th * l i s t day of M arch; A. D. 13X1. I SKA I.) K. A. DOL'OLAHS. C lerk of t h e C i r c u i t C o u rt, S em in o le C o u n t y . F lo r id a . By V. B O o u las* . D. C. J o h n C. I-eonardy. Sot let l o r fo r C o m p l a in a n t . J -X 2 -2 3 .I-S -I2 .1 9 -2 S -5 -J-1 ' I t l a r i r r a l t t ' e u r t . 7 l b J a d l r t a l C 'lr - 'B r a i l <*r t h e M a t e a f F l o r i d a , f a r , ■ S em in al* C a a a l y , I■ IN C h a a e e r y . ® G eo rg e W . W y lly a n d A l b e r t W y ll y ,■ a* T r u s t e e s u n d e r t h e la s t w ifi ■ -inet t e s t a m e n t of O e o r a e W. >■ W ylly. S en io r, d e c e a s e d . f! T h o m a s Cook W ylly , O e o r g l a n n a A l - i » hert.i W y lly Kills, a n d C h a r le s D. ’ ■ Kill* h e r hushifiul. M a r g a r e t W g H illy e r a n d H. H. H i l l y e r h e r t i u s - j i h and. K m m a W ylly C r u m a n d R a y . 1■ mnnd C ru m h e r h u s h a tid . I l r l r n l l (1 W y lly , M a r g a r e t K. W y lly , ■ M a r tin D a s h e r W y lly . et. at. s U l t l l l l l t OF 1*1 III.ICATIO X To th e d e f e n d a n t s T h o m a s C o o k ) * W ylly. iSt-orglanna A lb ertis W y lly J K ill, an d C h a r le s D. K ills h e r h u s - . E han d . M v g a r r t W. I l l l l y e r a n d H . j S H. H llly e r her husband. K m m ajS W ylly C r u m an d R a y m o n d C r u m 1 2 h e r h u s b a n d . H e le n O. W’y lly. M a r - , H g a r e t K. W ylly a n d M a r t i n D a s h e r 2 W y lly : Y It u p p t a r l n g fr o m t h a a f f i d a v i t . ■ fu g ati of C. W. Hoodrlcli h e r e i n filed t h a t ■ it.ir he Is th e a g e n t fo r t h a c o m p l a in - ■ a n t s , t h a t In hln b elief y o u a r e e a c h ■ and e v e r y of you n o n - r e s i d e n t s o f ,■ the S t a t e of F lo rid a , t h a t you. t h e JJ said T h e m a s Cook W y lly , re s id e a t * T e n n e lle . W a sh in g to n C o un W . ■ ileo rg ln . t h a t you t h e s a i d l l e o r g l - ’iS naaT ruoce. pudj anna A lberta W y lly Rills, an d 5 C h a rle s D. Kills h e r h u s b a n d , re s id e E nt No. 12 B ry a n S t r e e t E..* C ity of , 2 S a v a n n a h . Ile o rg la . t h a t y ou t h e *s • aid M a r g a r e t W. H l l l y e r a n d II. H. 5 I i l l l l y e r h e r h u s b a n d re s id e at No. ■ OITi " ;t li. C. HUNTF.P. J BR0 . Architect*. Pajce 1t u t Knat 17 th S t r e e t , N ew V o r k M (Hoiuo A-72) City. H ta te of New Y o rk , t h a t y o u ; ■ — A POPULAR NEW ENGLAND COLONIAL HOUSE — th e aald K m m a W y lly C r u m a n d ■ R a y m o n d ( 'r u m h e r h u s b a n d r e s i d e -■ For tht- open »ui>urlis or.it country nettintf, a simple New England Colonial house look* well. a t No. 41 M o n tg o m e ry Ht., R o u g h - ■ This house has an inviting latticed entrance porch to l i d one wetcom and a cool protected living porch keepsle. H tate of N ew Y ork. Hint * that brings one close to nature. you t h e sa id H elen II. W y ll y r e s i d e JH at No. I l l H lll y e r S t r e e t . E a s t O r- 2 The house hn* it finish of large shingles. The hide walls are white jvhiic the roof is finished in a dark ting*. S t a l e of New J e r s e y , a n d t h a t ■ green, the shutters should !*■ finished in apple green *>r Colonial blue, 'jin-ctt! shades. vou t h e d e f e n d a n t s M a r g a r e t K. 5 The delicate detail of the exterior follows out the ipiri; of the design. W ylly a n d M a r tin D a s h e r W y ll y S res id e at l l a r w u r t h . S t a l e of N e w 2 Ine house sets well amid the trees, it hugs the ground closely, and is n pleasing little home. J e r s e y : t h a t all o f y o u a r e a b o v e 2 From the front entrance porch one is led into a small arched vestibrl- that has a coat closet life onone a g e of 21 y e a r - e x c e p t th e d e - a; f r n d ato n tthe M a r tin D a s h e r W y lly , w h o ■ side thence we pars into a generous bail and admire the Coionial stairway th at gracefully leads ' t u n d e r t h e a g e of SI y e a r s , a n d ■ second floor. I int t h e r e Is no p e r s o n In t h e H tate ■ The hall o|M-ns up well into the living room on one side and the dlnvrg room opposite. t h e s e r v ic e r.f a s u m m o n * o r s u b - ■ The kitchen is placed in an ell nt the rear of the dining room, with ;<pantry and cellar stairway be­ p r a n a u p o n w h o m w o u ld hind y o u ■ th-- sa id d e fe n d a n t* o r a n y of y ou . ■ tween. It Is t h e r e f o r e o r d e r e d t h a t y o u ■ A rear entry fur the ke-oqx andjuadi ia pioiiiUJ. >o ilia.kuatati need not enter the kitchen. The small- und ea c h of you do u p p e u r In t h i s ■ ircarTWcHvis a convenience. ' On tin- second floor we find four bed roniit* and n‘ bath APR. 3RD— H ave found a dandy boaifl in g place. Mrs. Jones surest! a fine table. Had chicken! dinner yesterday. Afterwajl took a bath" in th e milk 2 dried off in the sugar. APR. 6TH —L ivin g like a king. Wej . sk a tin g on a slab of butter! day. Played w ith the baby while. Took a nap in tl cooky jar. APR. 9TH— Had a narrow escape. Wol Mr. Jones from a nap by tal in g m y daily exercise on tl tip o f his nose. Chased mei over the house w ith a swatt but I g o t away. APR. 14TH—Out o f luck! Mrs. Jon bought a screen door and tb chased m e aw ay. I am stai in g to death. I H ATE The Good Screen D oors. H ave YOU ordered Screens fo r your dc and W indows yet? If you a phone or com e in w e will gla ly quote you prices. Hill Lumber Co Phone 135 Phone 1! raotn has iU least t-no clutat juuL .UuttMiy. f^v fw F W i-ro tfin nn«l u bath ore pruvi’ lr'l on Uu* tiii rdM oor. This gives a total of live bed rooms and tw «'bath*, ampie f*,r i i rood eizo family. Y (!ost algiut JH200. ■ Uornplete working plan* and specifications -. f this house may be obtained for a nominal sum from the ' 5 Building Editor. Refer to House A-72. In Ike t'l re n lt - C u n rt. S e t e n l h Jn -ll. r ia l t I r r u l l In nnd f u r kemliiule t ' u n n t y , s t n t e of I ’liirldn. In I k a n r r r y . It II.I. TH <|l IK T T I T L E Frank I.. W oodruff, Complainant, vs. K ll-n M K til chi* n, D. F itllrr. County* to 1 S s s r r , , . l l e o r c e It. t'u r r u tl i. It. I. F a r r e l l , IIIV OIICF. nnd M.iri..iret W. It.nn s-v 1 Della W u e s t n n fe i t, I 'y m p lu in aiit. Der--ntinnls. fl T A T IG N . I ' l u s II W in stenft-Tt. R e s p o n d e n t. To Klien M. K m a h t . If llvlnt; nnd U ltDKII O F Rt.’ll l.l C A T Io N T ho S ta l e of F lorh l t T o CltaS II. If dead, nil |>.vrt|,s rl.iltnlnic I n i . r W u estrn frlt, Ite sp o o d e n t: est u n d e r th e s 4 hi Kll- U M K 'l la h t , .It I* «rd i r-o| t h a t ynt» ;tji|ienr to d e re a v . <1. or o t h e r w i s e ID und t.) lh<- llltl of C n.iitdalnl III..1 a a u l n s t t l — p r e m is e s h e r e i n a f t e r d e t - r i l f. >'p|i lo rein, on th e 5th ilny of May, R D F u ll e r , If 11v Iits: a m i If tl- id. A D 1921 nil |ia rl ls n il a lm ln R i n t e r e s t m u t-iIt Is f u r t h e r o r d e r ' d Hint a ro p y Uwi said It. D. F u ll e r, drcssm-il, o r of ttiln o rd er he piihllslfed otic* u we, k fo r * f | elicit! t onsMCUtlvo Weeks In the S a n fo r d ll-ra ld . n new spaper p u b lish e d In aald co u n t). W l i h - a t toy hniol a n d o ff ic ia l , seal t h i s th o 7th day of M arch, A. I In S rtrn lk Jm llelnl l lreiilt of I lerhlo I Iren.I Court o f Seminole o t h - r w l s e , In nnd to t h e i i r e m l s e s j E h s r v l r m f t r r - l e i e r l h e d . tle u rite It. I J i ‘a r r u l h . If living a n d If ilend. all - ■ itnrile* ,'l.ilmliiK In t e r e s t u n d e r t l i e l * s a id t l e o n -.- It t ' a r r u t h . d r e e a s e d (I ••r '- t l u r w l s e . in u n d to t h e |.re m is e s J h e r e i n u f t - r d v nerihed; It. .1* F a r - - 5 m il If F i l n u . u i d If d- id. a ll p a r- ! ID * ■I noilinr I n t - r e s t u n d e r th e , 5 ) * hi I: I. Furr»-ll, di c e a s e d " T ib o t h e r u , e in unit to t h e p rem ise* ■> h e r e i n . i f t - r de o-rlhed; M .tran ret W . , ■ R a m se y , if D v in a und If tj-nil. nit ‘ ■ p u rtle i-lalm lnu I n t e r e s t u n d e r t h - ■ sa id M t r v s r e t IV. Itu m se y , d e c e a s e d ,'IV o r otto r t t c - tn a n d to t h e prem ise* W h«re|r.t|ft. r it. s.-rthvit. m M pntper* • j y lo-lm s i t u a t e d In S e m in o le I’g u n - I ty. S t a t e of P'lorhln a m i m o r e p u r - 12 t l r u l a r l ) d> scrllied a s follow * to- - 5 In eight months demonstrates tht popularity of Seminole County newspaper AFTE15 VO0 HAVE , GIVEN HE IS THE Ri n g , g i v e *US a king. COLD FACTS Circulation and advertising incre Ing by leaps and bounds—news sai faction—advertising., .results—^ the merit o f For All Purposes NOW IS A GOOD TIME TO FIGURE ON THAT W ELL YOU NEED Make Her Happier Plan right now to build a home of your own. It la the right start to make and one you’ll never reg ret'if you take advantage of our plan service. Don’t forget to give us that ring. pocket. To reach all the People effectively — leave your Want Ad at The Herald of. flee, phone us to send for It, or phone it to the Want Ad Deportment. U^urt. It la f u r t h e r o rd e r e d t h a t th la Clerk cb ,J| o r d e r <rf p u b li c a ti o n be p u b li s h e d o n ce a w eek f o r f o u r c o n a e e u t lv e w e e k s In th e S a n f o r d H e r a l d , a i-s-ii-u-zj.'s-jls^ *** n e w s p a p e r p u b lis h e d In S e m in o le fc W a r lo w \ F re d tt. ,W lla,.n C o u n ty . Florfda.* W i t n e s s my h a n d an d t h e s e a l o f S o lid to t a f o r CotnnlaiM, Weeks. * 'a IA Uj / - 7?.' PROPOHAL FOR CONCRETE di RESERVOIR AND POWER HOUSE. s Sealed propomale will be received1_ by tha j;Uy Cammiiaiun of th e 'n City of Sanford, Florida, until 3|B That'a what the Want Ada are—cold facta—about things that ara planned for your good. They are plain statements that will help . you get whet you are after 'In business, home or recreation. Read these cold facts every day and soon It will strike you forcibly that there is something you are missing. That is the help the Wants can afford *ou. Get accustomed to doing things by the tyant Ad method *nd you will find them • profitable, even In the most trivial matters. T u rn . the cold facta of the Wants into gold in your r, £ [fen c o u r t a t th e C o u r t Ilo n a * In Ban- t h e aalil C irc u it Cr,yrt ... ford. F lo rid a , t o t h e bill h e r e i n (lied, o f April, a . D. j u t Publishing both daily and weekly its readers all INCORPORATED Phone 565 ^ m -? £ t -1 2 if q - .M W n �I ) ..n iV lf . • 'f s r f f l s , k »*I ;> l‘ K r/,< Ifi ’ “ THE SANFORDHERALD, KATPllDAVv APRIL 26, 1H2I. m ( I f l .j t <1 t - ICKENZIE GROWERS CSS SEEN DY World Is(Doing ----M ailPicludU p-m -Flight- mosi-genile. tbe most harmlciw,' HB|t W lfltiR-M inw! C iffdlt most easily domesticated of alt wild of rtrefriraJlje (hides that harlrnr on llie fringe of The appearance oo tho jusnteff ighted candlrsitrk* farm lands. It is nqt true, according shelf o f» fireplace Uusually marred (♦ the statement, that they kill chick- the lamjt th slconnects thecs ape, rtenl rggs. or bother with.any of to s nearby socket or receptacle. This the live things on a farm. Grasshop­ rord can bo eliminated entirely by (Wr­ r i' 25.~L(SpeC n f . AprI pers and crickets forth a large ;>crccnt- ing the mantelshelf in a slightly differ­ aftn of their diet. Herald.)—Speaking ent form than usual. This is done by > .* ♦ * r nlgM io “n nudl* providing • flush receptacle dir*44ur Gasoline Has Fuel R ival principally yt citrus under thfc base' of. each randlcetiek in Vegetable E xtract others interested in anil wiring the candlestick os shown tV. A. Msckcnxie, of As a substitute for gasoline, “natnTtr lile,” a vegetable extract, first made [presented fn an cxpr*sin South Airica, is said to produce thc importance of citmore power to the gallon when used cat ^rs embracing the “Lake a as motor furl. Although mostly alcon," or co-operative marhol, the new fluid contain,* ecvcfal Ithey hope to redeem their other ingredients that give it valuable [from present chaotic conmantixshelf |)ro;<ertie* It is claimed that a fire what he said, if not fed b) it can be easily extinguished by -ill lead to utter ruin bewater, making it an aid to safety. It haa also been said that it will not di­ drrnt of another crop of lute lubricating oil* to the same extent solutions will. kentic made it plain that traeted by a signaling device ow'd ns gasoline and •similar • • , interest in the Florida during tho war nu<l consisting of piece* change, but realizing thu Indoor Golf "Green” Returns sc a b * ’ CAND Llf the problem that con- 1of cloth . . spread.pn the ground and STVCK Ball After Putt great industry, and the mQVcd ,n 8h'" ,cr ««h»on. The mes­ *e o\ doing something sage is attached to a lino tied to the ; To aid golf player* to attain ac­ [result in saving growers tope of two poles about six feet high. curacy in putting, an indoor ‘ green 1 her loss, he, witfi others, Thp observer picks up the line by that directs the pellet hack to the this month to 'this means of a hook tin ogled from tho starting point lias been invented by a favors the “Laka Wales Craft and the message ia delivered os western man Tho toy ran also bo in the illustration, providing it with ause, after conferences directed. used as a pastime for nny number of a cap to lit the reetpticle. A holo is ' j| [several days, at Bartow • • • person.*, and may be set up on a lawn between growers, in­ Skunk is Friend of Farmer. Not nr othrr flat, amooth aurfae*. When drilled in the center of the base to ,■ receive tho cap,' which is first wired J shippers and business Hen-Roost Robber ami pulled up into position by draw- p plan was offered that |tve the problem except ing the wires through the candlestick, J Next to the muskrat, the rkunk Ls . operation, and since tho now the most important fur-bearing and the other ends are limn connected I Inis Exchange controlled animal in the United States. In 1833, to tho socket trnninals, _jon about one-third of only 18,255 pelts of this little animal * * * [it offers the greatest'orSimultaneously photographing the ^ through which grqwera were sent to market. Then the supply depositor and his signature, a double I bine to place themselves began to increase until the record camera arrangement haa l>een per- ij number of 1,921,000 pelts was gathered ‘ position. feeted by* an eastern inventor for use j ■ in 1914. Occasionally, tho average price 1that already more than in bunk*-and busine*« houses to dc- J nt .of the citrus acreage was as high as $2, but In 1022. tho top tect forgeries. , Upon a special plate t signed up to market figure was I.V90. Commercially conthe machine at one “snap” registers a £ i Citrus Exchange next lidered, according to government fig­ I that With 'kdditionn! ures, the skins of skunks mean a total the sphere is struck it passes up an picture of the person ami of his hand- '■ at-will come L. before husinecs of about t3,000.000 a year in inclined plane, and if it doe* nnt drop writing, which is nffixrd to a blank and p fn closes, May 1, there thia country'. Experts of the agri­ throuch the score hole, rolls back to kept with tho photograph for ref- J dent to assure an or- culture department declared that the the .player. A channel ot the side ereneo in rase dispute later srisrs as profitable marketing of ekunk is the most maligned of all catches the ball, if it falls into tho to tho depositor depositor's identity or his sig- J |:rop. With such a force, luinb creature*; that, in fact, it is the aliening, and guides it out. nature. , . g fenkie predicts that ultiis •citrus F growers will ia[« Kiuitable freight rates, KGW—Portland (402) 9, orches­ KOAW—Omaha. (52(1) l) n, m., Radio Program M tnat if ho is a member _ , church service; 2 vesper; 0, Bible tra. iture again ha wfll Kl’O—San Francisco (423) | the passage of a law (hat W9B—A tlanta Journal (420) | htudy; 9, chnpcl. [ttn the shipment of lib- 7:30-9, church service. 10:30-12, concert. j KDKA— -Pittsburgh (320) fi:30, U*i unripe fruit. Plant WGY—Schenectady (380) JJ:30, WGN—Chicago Tribune (370) 0- «®neertI C:l6* »«rviccs, Rev. John at Is termed independent church service*. Buy Ewers. but already s^ffleient 9, artisas. CKY-Wjnnjpcg, J 150) , 7, scr»s p M ie k x s » '« vices. rp.Un to warrauL~agera«- S u____ u b n rP ’f t M n f 'Chah, ^ >Atkitu:-houiflrhayb n e \t[ 'MT/a J^—CWeiagrr (8W)> organ, concert. WLW—Cincinnati (309) church eKentic was introduced by |R. Larrick, who stressed services; 8:15, concert. WFAA— Dallas News (470) 0, avo of co-operation. Bible class; 9:80-11, quartet, mu- rrm ff I ■tpiuj s.\uq Xuii;^ •it po**iblc to aci;uirc a home of tholr own — the realizat lion of an ideal. The Herald Want Ails have a deal to do with bringing •bout home owner*hlp, for they point to opportunities in buying, selling, ex­ changing. WOC— Davenport (484) 7, ’or­ gan; 8, church service; 8:30, mu­ sical. W C X -D ctroit • (517) 0:15 church services. WBAP— Fort Wdrth Star Tele­ gram (470) 11 a. m., services; 4, organ; 5, orchestra; 11, concert. WHAA— Iowa City (484 ) 0. hymns. WOS—Jefferson City (440.9) 7:30, Central Evangelical church. WHB— Kansas City (111) 8-12, services, orchestra. WGI—Medford Hillside (360) 7:30, program. YOUR OLD FLOORS LIKE NEW WITH OUR ELECTRIC SURFACING M ACHINE. ■• '« t V O it , ■>. • *.*, c All . Kinds of PaintinK and Sign ..Work A VISIT TO OUR SHOP WITH ITS MANY LABOR SA V IN G " APPLIANCES WILL REVEAL THE SECRET. i-*.’ J. M. GILL0N #»<1., I •ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 0. I V V. C. Colter, Prop*. * 1 « »V^» . • ►•i'N ■■■1« - —f mn4w £ •s i:r: v ' °Cr!L O U T ? B U IL D IN G C O N T R A C T O R 0 A T T E R IB 8 P \ . A . M e r o General Auto-litpaln) ; ( Day. 394. » i •} . X. . V'S. » \ % ^ ON Night S94-J S BATTERY, STATION \ A V I N G G.E.MtALL S MANAGER . " SANTORDFLA C O M P A N Y ,^ -; We Discoont Good Installment Papers Are Readily \ } 7*' A c c ip ta b ^ H e re . V- X - Y ! ) t O A j '• ii/f. m 74!aa; n••wK*. l it ' J. .. ip • j ’ * -3 g f f ' [h r • *1 • -4 » , > TO SADARIEP P E O P I4 i •; ■ ! As a Saving* Institution W* B?ar the Most ---\ . . • . . - .... ■ . -■ ■ ■ . . x - q ’V rt ’ , m .’ ......... . . . • : ‘ ' : V** r' ^.1t1 .F A f 'Vi*‘ * 1 .7/ * - -- - ; 'r r * T - ft! . ; •v ■ - V jti'"* '' ret • • L HARDWARE COMPANY Rigid * 4 )• u -> * V ri «i,f- ( ’ 1 • - t. . . _ . A* FL^ATwashable wall paint beau- icate i and \ effectives tints ofjDevoe x x > tifies and satisfies exactly In \Velour.Finish'jfbujean.very Easily the degree that it hides the surface and inpxp§^jYely^ohieve^the. v,tundemeath and develops the desired most beauty in yourjhome. color effect with aminimum.numRemember. . . tho quality'of the ber ofcoats.’^ ’ *’ / if* product,determinesitheikind{of a i ;c*r ta Devoe VVelour Finishtbrushes job you g et • r\ r.v** out freely, covers perfectly and dflea; y i W Coupon is rapidly i into •a 1f l a t 'velvety i finish r~z— ----------.without t glare, streaks fo r i brush 30 d/iv». \y « will liv e you Vi m * marks. It is easily washed with soap A of any pAeoe Paint and yam iah Product you warit, o f* fed action of 40 MOt* on aJargor can. J and water, always sanitary and1bx-, ,V «rN «i________ A’ ilH " V ,tremely durable.^ . . •. ■ . • Town. Don’t tolerate worn,’'depressing, uncleahlywalls another single week. ^Through tho.tasteful .use of ^the del-' BUSINESS IS LOANING MONEY ______ W.’w ‘ • Washable W allsas.Softas Velvet'tO'theEye PRESIDENT > THE EXIDE \ t. SANFORD rm m LOAN AND <J SM HCSl \ • T H O O .O O O 00 CAPITAL’ Phunen: V«CVj l t. », * 595-R Phone . * , »• -V *» DtVO E i . -xlll ** finish it' \ ** LET US MAKE YOU’VE SEEN SO MANY WOMEN WHO KIND TIME TO ATTEND CLUB MEETINGS, PAY CALLS, ETC.—WITHOUT NEGLECTING ANY OF THE ■ COOKING, CLEANING AND LAUNDRY WORK AT 3 HOME. "HOW DO THEY DO IT?” YOU ASK. f t ips, Engines & Wells Repaired \ \ . L**l Truck Bodies of All Kinds a Specialty. “DO IT ELECTRICALLY” TAKE a tip from me—owning your own home is the greatest thing in life, next to love. In your own home those dear dreams will come true; that’s where the shouts and bright laughter of kiddies will he heard; where comfort tint! independence will temuin life-time treasures. Sr© whut tho Herald Wants have t" offer in aiding you in having your ilnams for a homo ccme true. Keeping in toueh with tho Wants means keeping In touch with realty opportunities. ) ;■ ” Ju«t turn *to tho Want Ads now and ► <••• how many such offers are listed •here and, perhaps, the very one you are looking for wil! eatrli your eye. . <E 118 •. ; BUILDING, SHOP OR CABINET WORK • “HEY NEWLYWEDS! HOW ABOUT BUILDING A HOME?” sic. By meeting these .condltiorfl extent, betfef \ftkftfatirefiii^ Bo-v * through the obtaining of closer eo- [tweerv the .tndastriee and the-pttbllm op.ration W w « n in .n u la c .n r.r, and inventors, Mr. Windsor ex- ^ . t .jf , ......... that, it was hoped that tho | plained U :> nal$ 0f lnT«n-‘ 1 tionsj xirul it la hslisved thf lpdn»» B B j better j.product* and.lower cost.* and i trial Award IJlap Will now,main It 4 that they would arouse and ph.per- pOSHjhjc to awnken aod utilize thia 1* }y dl« the latent inventive nbilt ,atent foMe as K offers somttty or tne nation. ■ . . j/ _ “ Every branch of Industry e o n --thing specific to work on. in­ stantly is facing new problems th a t , y---- ;— 7-7— -~r '."iJofnf hearings the cry for solution," he dochvred. “Al­ n t h . ,by' . though senrcely fifty years ago and house irftgatlon com there was nothin? electrical in In­ were ordered to expedite relief leg­ dustry, no gencrntoH, motor*, islation for settlers on irrigated transmission lines, lights, nr tra c ­ lands. . , ; tion, today electricity is doing the work of 170.000,000 men. Secretary Wallace dls tehed' “Each step forward has opevnd [orders tor federal force* To take up new opportunities fn»- s««r"ice ' over the fight In California against but to utilize theso to the fullest ' the foot and mouth disease. 'i / I n d ™ : !t o I N V F N T O R S R V fly at 100 miles air hour with SCO 1 v 111 1 V I bfCKepo-.vcr engines, carry 11 pa.’- i I ) I [* I M j M I C T 'P l l T C ’ eriv oral- eomfrlet - the -journey - i S l VT x i N l / U l J 1 I t l u J •etri. London and Brus:(ela I n 1 than two hours, four giant ni-. , ™ r_. Mcd, to , nduc In «» of British design nrc nearly Large Odets vrntorr. To Extend Their Aecohtpleted a t a tectory near Bnus«n A turgor tym* of the ramo tivitLs In Field of Research bine is being built with three and Invention. incs. fur n Belgian air service! the River Congo. CHICAGO. Apr. 2d.—Offers to­ taling ri'*re than $78,000 for labor, O H IO .METAL WORKER A tir o art*, mor.ey-vaving ideas and VICTIM. inventions now being sought by mr.nufnct'irtr* wore announced Bay S. Hall. Huron. Ohio, wn* a Saturday by H. II. Windsor, of Chivict im of roughs and colds. oRth eago, editor of Pupulnr Mechanics he ami his sister suffered with Aingazine. them, but found ‘‘speedv relief” Among tho many problems to l»e through the use of FOLEY'S HON­ •ulvwl nre u plan of traffic regula­ EY AND TAR COMPOUND, the tion for ’he larger cities;, n hew old favorite rough remedy. He musical bistiun’ent for orchestral writes: “I hove found FOLEY’S use. a way to salvage lumber waste ' HONEY AND TAB COMPOUND and an etching proeers. The 1 a most excellent remedy for cei:;:ln awards range in amount ironi $100 j and colds. My sister had a severe to several thousand, the closing 1 cold and cough n yenr j<<»o ae,l date being May .11, 192Ti. found speedv relief in FOLEY'S • It was pointed out In th» I '-tneIIONEY AND TAR COMPOUND.'’ trial Awards Plan in wbieh these Sold everywhere. offers wore listed that muny of the — ———--------------greatest inventions have been the .Gaston B. Beans informed the work of men. having little or no aenate Daugherty committee that technical knowledge, of which Bell, L* diaries and other documents | Morse, Goodyear and scores of othed ns evidence had disappeared, ers are examples. n O U T A D cM n WECIIANICS C i ’ U i v x ' O cM _ w Ai O / lAZTN i r m mE r (POPULAR t,% n u i - n iHt > h i m i i/n i b f 'H o s k from* Plane im » luge Crowd There. On J. Mad ie hoin* ^iokrtl up by Bvitiiji st* of Co-operative airplane* ihiring flight in Mr*o;<>ai and Vql*ft Florida , itnmia. Tl^e pilot*, aural ion i* a{fitroi EttHailfe. ^ SING )EAL $78,000 OFFER CONGO TO HAVE AIRPLANE SERVICE I M *t �T fJ rpT'V i ■r; ‘ST? fiM 4V ■ft*. j *%* THE aANFOBaHERALa. BATWtPAti ■MmtlUMr.tf T O e S a n f jtr f.H e r a ld !i A«l Why Retrogression ? .A s I___ trr+rr iftiV rtti n w y l l u t a r »r n * n m M M b i h i C*. (■■(•rt, PltrM*. _______ 2 3 h 'fr.v * V ‘J B rfib a h e Sees I t ^ a T f t th is? ’'ThaV Sanford whfch recently votfeti Napoleon Knew It. $545,000 in bonds for the acquisition of the public utilities. Yonr Myslerlona Brain. • Old JerusalemBntarad u saeoad cia«a iiattar, oe- That Sanford, which is going ahead with the bulkheading of Not for 100 Billiona. tobsr 17, III*, at tharoetome# at the lakefront and the construction of a boulevard. That San­ •aafortl.-Ffor»<1v nnder set of March Copyright, ill* *. JW -. ford, which sold last fall $160,000 worth of bonds for the con­ struction of a yacht basin, the purchase of an athletic field CHAUNCEV DEPEW, 00 years HOtUJID t~ trEA*.. M. HOWARD OKRCJ. and the improvement of the golf course. That Sanford which old, g i r o good »dvjce, “Lapgh at •ICVaCMlU A»*.p*a/ nww 14S has also voted J$76,000 in bonds. for. the*buildiniL fttia.fifiVL if a' man cbntemplates ordrwhich recen tiy ordered estimates on hla early dreams nnd later failures ■. ~ V a w w i * » « a r m « i » * ^ ^ j TUar-i__v|T.oO. *81a Months fl.l* would be to Lvclvtrad In C ity by C *rr Io r p a r seventy-three and a half blocks of asphalt paving. That San­ the natural thing araak l i e . W e a a y KdttLon 91 P a r ford of which wc are so proud, now, with a complete reversion weep and jump off the roof. But • f* .i - — ' ■■* * t~ to the spirit and backwardness of the Middle Ages, goes on th a t Isn’t good for you. Laugh at MOnCRl All obltntry. record as being distinctly against systematic organization and yourself, a* Mr. Depow advise*, c a rd s o f m o n k s . rM olm li.it* laira s n is w h e n in favor of some hit-or-miss; slap-stick stuff. Ic m o C * n u r t» ln and you will iiv® longer h a i*lt*fX *4 —— Every plapr lir the United Stafes^whfch pretendsTo be ' Laughter cause* vibration and •rtlatnr raiM. .< ',ists*3S a city or even a progressive town has adopted the Community that kills microbes. While you're |1 m » h ,d i a A H O C IA T E O r i u i Welfare Plan, or at least some form of organized community laughing you can’t think; that vesta Th* AlHtUtM rr*u u »*clu»^ Irtly tatlUM t* t b r v i for repab- service. Every place in the United States, in which the Ki* your brain. . l e a t t e * Of , W l ' MW* disp atch* * wanisr Club sings each week "Yes We Have No Old Fossils," A i d b U oi oot. otherwise IN 1923 the Rockefeller Founda­ trcdllsd lu th>» psper aad »>»o lh* local a*wa published hsretn. Alt has either instituted or inducted some well organized plan fo» tion did thtac thing*, among httiw right* of re-»>ablieatlut. of special handling charities. The method, which exists in Sanford to­ of other*: ' r •',* dispatch** herein ar* aiao r m rttd . day, and which, if you are a believer in the Darwinian theory, dred* Fought malaria in seven foreign originated among our ancestors when they hung in trees, has nation*, from Brazil to Palestine. , , SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1924 long been discarded by progressive communities. Combined with twenty outaMe T DEATH OF "LIFE: To be car­ To take Jhe place of the free-for-all management of government* to fight the hooknally minded I* death; but to be V7- * spiritually .mir.ded la life and peace. charities, have been developed a number of Well thought out worm. < .a h Romans 8£ . , t plans, any one of which would without doubt be n marked im­ Contributed more than a million provement in Sanford and Seminole county. The -plan Miss dollars to medical education' in th* ~ (JIVING. The gifts We give, the gifts that1Crawford presents is simple, comprehensive and olmost self British Islands, gave half a million coma to us, , •« ! functional. She would have each of the various civic and to the University of A lb e it, ^ClnStmes'joy*. * m° e,°u rj welfare organizations in the county elect two delegates to n pledged a quarter of a million,(to The spirit, and the thought of■grand assembly. This would meet and from their own num- the University of Pennsylvania. those we love, ber elect a board of directors which would really be the heart Supported medical schools and Who love us, make the gladness Qf ^ organjzatjon They nppoint an executive committee twenty-five hospitals in China.^' — n o t th e to y s which has charge of the selection of the other committees in­ Granted 194 fellowships in Ger­ For love may. send a kingdom or a cluding publicity, finance, health and relief. It ia the relief many to support scientific worker*. committee working in conjunction wfth the board of direct­ And th at’s only one per cent, 'df'It.", A nd^nJlieartF fifcd true joy in ors which selects the social workers; nnd the health commit­ either gift. IF THERE were not t great T urn.not.'a time of blessing fnto tee, the public health nurse. These two are the working mem­ deal of water going over NiAgkhi drudge, -■ , bers pf the organization, whose ouicial duty it is, one to you Couldn't get any power thero. Lest in our giving joy to burden there were not a grekt deal search out and provide for destitute cases, the other to care of Ifmoney drift. In the Rockefeller for­ , ,. —Isabel 11. Jones. for the sick. Could anything be simpler or more readily suc­ tune all that work wouldn’t 'b e H _I * * cessful? done. Some people stay on the fence The longer you live the more yoii Further this community welfare is the basis for the com­ U r fear of tearing Iheir pants realize that Providence knows what vnien they come down. munity chest. *It is possible to have some community welfare it Is about. -v plan, without having a community chest. But you cannot ■ The Minneapolis journal won­ A SOLEMN editorial ' writer ders what the country is coming to have a community chest until you have a community welfare complains that President Coolidge’s When a bushel of wheat will not organization. And Sanford, if it is to place its charities on a recent speech "revealed no Inner buy *twd ’golf balls. ’ flame of passionate belief.” Cer­ « . , -------- o- — ’ „ . level with Itto good roads, its yacht basin nnd other public tainly not, nnd that's one proof of - Will the death yesterday of improvements arid be as progressive in one as in the other, Coolidgp's wisdom. Passionate be­ must have a community chest. Miami, recognized every­ Charles E. Murphy of Tammany lief is all right when you’re chopQall fame have any effect on the where as a city which quickly seizes new ideas and works ing off the head of Charles I, or political situation as it now then* decidedly to its own advantage, has voted overwhelm­ ouis XVI, or putting a Trotzky In ftandsf ’ ' of a Romanoff. • «• _____ ,_____ ingly in favor of the community chest and in a recent drive place Rut when you are managing, as Plenty of speech-rr eeeh-maklng in San- over-subscribed the goal by eight thousand dollars. Mr. Coolldge is, a big nation en­ ford today. Iti ia a great day for But why shouldn’t Miami do this? Miami is a busy city gaged in business and anxious not Band-shaking and rji-ctlorideriag. to bo "jolted," the fewer "passion­ And every candidate predicts his ever taking tremendous strides toward metropolitan achieve­ ate beliefs” you'Indulge in the bet­ election by overwhelming major!- ments. The people in Miami are too busy not to have a com­ ter for your political prospeet. .-Hi*—- “ • munity chest. No more will the diligent banker, the clerk or Wise • Mr Coolldge is “keeping cool with Coblidge." No passionate | The summer h a lt holidays begin the carpenter, be almost daily stopped in his work to con­ beliefs for him. ext Thursday.-* Practically nIV tribute to some undeniably worthy cause. Once a year he will inford buslncssihouses yrill close sign a qhcck for his annual donation to charity and there will THE bob-haired woman bandit the half-day period and near* of many hold-ups dressed herself everyone In the city will go be art end to it. Busy cities do not have time for hit-or-miss nicely to meet the reporters and, methods. < rimming, Ashing or golAng. not a t all worried or ashamed, she ■ --------o ---- said: “Gee, I will go and get a And Sanford iH n busy city and has not the time either. i F.dgewood is the name of n new look at the circus when I get out of The Herald cannot believe that the vote on the welfare plan g ty vJtMt SSRtb °f Orlando. It Is thla." BlAg InCoV/Porsted and has s msy- Thursday night was the.expBBww'on of-the intelligent peopl ®y board oi aMermon and every, of this county. And we canffot^b'ellove th a t Seminole's c$ ? >*At the. same,,moment*. Juhn ,T. Lonard, a young man convicted of •___________ thlrtg that l» supposed to coi tute a city. It has taken for Its a “Edgewood,, the meat hex of all cities heautifoJr'1' ^ ^ statement of the Daytona riial that “an effort will me de a t the Jacksonville meeting liter upon a candidate-for deleto the Democratic national Convention known to be favorable $<1 Underwood.” probably, contained fijypogm phlcal error, and yet the emtmr of the Journal may^havn Wen^thlnking of himself after all. «l» * O - 7Down in Miami they decided,to MVe a community chest. Then they decided they needed 1127,281 as a budget for the year's work. The Beat thing they did was to get bix hundred workers to raise the mon* ( ( , And reports pave it th a t in less than three, days’ work they Yilaed $136,096, considerably more Elan', they went “’after. Miami fM liu a the value of concentrated f(fort in welfare work. So do Jacksonville, Tampa, West Palm Beach and many other live-wire Tlorlda cities. Reports from various sections the state show that the citrua up plan is working out better ivwas at first anticipated. The s• lit growers of Florida arc realtho necessity of co-operation a grest industry is to moin- n It* place as s leader among TBe Industrie* 'of this great state. Jraa drive for memher*hip in the *lI1orida Citrus Exchange termi*Mtea with Rign-Up-Day next f o u r s day, May 1, when all proJ ttw lv e growers will have *ignitheir willingness to work to* thar. B of Commerce, by the Rotary Club and by the Kiwania Club to A DISPATCH from Shanghai acquire for Seminole county a community welfare plan. says the effort to line up the racas ;------- ;----- o------------- . . Speaking Of Your Florida. of Asia against the whites if in­ creasing. That interesting gentle poet Rabinbranath Tagore, leads in attacking Western civilization as a baby white rabbit would be to a cage full of wild cats. Japan's hostility is more import tant. Dut as that hostility devel­ ops, the vnluc of the Japanese y{h' drops. That will offset a good deal of Asiatic hostile feeling, Ei(riity-onfe million dollars were spent for new buildings In Florida during the year 1923. Take that for your Arithmetic lesson today. In cightyone /pillion dollars worth of new building, how many pounds of cement were used? How many feet of lumber? How many men were employed? How many dollars were received by those men In wages? For whnt were those wage dollars ex­ MR. MOREAU, of San Francis* pended? co, who think* ho has found a way , ^ *!1 r*;aNy 7°° much of an Arithmetic lesson for one day, to harncsN the sun’a heat, says bo isn t it? Some of the dollars were spent for sugar and flour has concentrated that heat with an sufficient to melt a diaand meal. How many pounds ? Or lumping It under the item, intensity mnnd. This will be discussed in­ "food supplies," how many of the dollars were spent in Flor­ credulously as the flying machin ida groceries and meat markets? How many of the dollars was discussed twenty-five or thirtyI were spent in Florida dry-goods stores? How many of the years ago. After a while tne hoat of the sun will be used as freely dollars went to dealers in automobiles? Gasoline? Oil? as we now- use the waters of th* Eighty-one million dollars spent in the erection of new lake or ocean. But wo are not buildings In Horlda means that a large proportion of that ready foz that yet. It would jnakf life too easy, and hard struggle is Hum was put into circulation among the every-day people of still the only planetary university, ths state. Steel was bought in other states, also cement and glass and iron, hut with a profit in mast cases for Florida EVERYBODY knows that thia will soon be selecting pres­ "middle men". Big Hums were paid to out-of-the-state rail­ country idential candidates—or rather thu road nnd steamship companies transporting the supplies. But country wi|l have them selected for enough of the cighty-one million went into the hands of Florida’s people to make the new building of 1923 stand out President Coolidge will be the Re­ publican nominee. What about tho os one of the big prosperity items in the year’s record. Democrat? How do you think he And 1924, judging from the reports thus far, is to far will be chosen? Here's a descrip­ outshine 1923 in new building work. Florida's progressive tion of the coming process, prob­ cities have summer schedules that will call for the expendi­ ably necurate, given by an able ture of vast Hums of money and for the employment of politician. thousands of men. From the present outlook, statistics will "TAGGART will vote for Rak show more than a hundred million dollars worth of new build­ ston, of Indiana. Mr. Murphy, of ing in Florida in 1924. And the best of it is, most of the new Tammany, will vote for A1 Smith. Thev will work along those lines building is permanent in character and pleasing to the eye. until they eliminate McAdoo. Then . *.lnjfe0»lf thJ5KKerej f W t0 expre»s the value of beau* their will go to tho back room and ty.r ancFconjiort m wnna oi dollars, the Arithmetic class decida who is really to be the Demi ocratle nominee and the name they would havri milliodjf than it could possibly manipulate’ choose will be tho one nominated.'* In attempting to find the.answer to what the dollars spent in you,think that'a Imagination, Florida building actually buy. don’t know United States polThe man about to build a new house in Florida no longer tics. asks himself, "How cheaply can I do It?” but "How attractive . PROFESSOR BARTON, special. can I make it for the money I can put into ita construction?” Semitic knowledge at the ^le also studies what type of house will best suit the aettifig University of Pennsylvania, sayi did not originate the storv of he must give it. And he ii^ures with the greatest care as to Jew* tho flood, Noah’s ark, etc. That how well he can adapt his house to climatic conditions, to was a story boriuwed by the Jews wind and sun exposure. He thinks of comfort in the use of from the older Babylonian civilisa­ Ancient writings prove it. that house, and beauty fo rlta exterior. That is why visitors tion. But what difference does it make in Honda are beginning to talk about "the charm of the typij°Ln? ** be,lev« I" the floood pal Florida home" without having in mind the unpainted and behave better on thfft account? shack with barren dooryard, or the tumbledown cabin with lta razor-back hog as a sort of family coat-or-arms. Contemporary Comment ■ Eighty-one million dollars worth of new building in Flor­ Modrrniat* now declare that ida in one year’s time. T hat’s h a t ’s nrmrrn» progress. Evo n8Yer existed. sTha literary purist of the Times died Thto Tribune for a split Insltlve a few days ago. NewsI P « writing is, as a rule, done irriedly, and there are frequent Motions of the- atrict rule* of ii»-our<most an K t ?Hhlch ,1 »’ leading cdl* whkn; In the 1 discourse on the question, it said: “Common and experience learn men things.”—Tampa Tribune. If able to exactly comprehend Irammars, it is perfectly pos* ta t times to use the split lit­ re correctly. ■------- o-------'Jqw that summer time Is rapidly ~~paching, why not make up mind to spend vnur vacation in 8 anford 7 Where can finpportunitiex for golfing be than at the Sanford golf •7 Where can better fishing ind than in Lake Monroe ana can prettier cruising waters 1 than th* St. Johns' River? i eouitty has good roads for -------------- o------------. .*« wjoy. For the who delights in swimming Raii „ n.d^ ^ Letcher once said. "I knew a very wise man that fine lakes. In fact Sera- Deuevcd that« if a man were permitted to make all the ballads, county offers many amuse- •he need not care who should make the laws of a nation.” • *?.r .»uwm«r period and Q________ ___ S S S S M tk fo j Hiatoiy of Eng land, the Purif , notbecauie f t give nain ‘ ‘ * AN0THER ONE TO TRIM t. V D AN This will make it necessary to find someone else to blame for all the trouble.—Grand Island Independ­ ent. d ^ bbs: The Jap problem 1^ blesortie now, but m*. ter we blow over it , , Republican coiiv rofdff-W Ittt Afct (?««■£' about over right now. 1 i"3 1 London dancing ma jaza craze is just ,k optimists. 'S o ld ier bomuTTah •We cQddn’t think of-k, with Japan m tt D t tt cd VP* ! Henry Ford a n j Shoala bid, there rcagdal connected to portartt to Congress, 4 ’i Germany has *Ccert, report in principle, k, something and may not 19 a great little accepter.^ More drunks found in i phi a, in spite of the desk be they were celehrzth cleaned up. Bids are asked to put aJ around Washington m This gutter is 600 feet oa,i, the so many politicians tr^ Thurston, tho magicitaa lots of things out of s kit takes a woman to get a tagJ isfaction from a new As the weather groin | dresses become more Vugust all left of them rifl utsklrts. i* > E bha'* JULL1 ! i V Indications arc there . >ig appld crop this yesr. ng happens there vu, nough Jugs and bottles (tk i w\r* ' -h JUST IN PASSING SA T U R D A Y EV EN IN G SERMON! BY R. J. HOLLY BY WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN The Lakeland Chamber of Commerce recently made a campaign for memberships and now have $52,000 in the treas­ ury for publicity purposes. It is high time that the men of Sanford were called upon to come into the Chamber of Com­ merce and help put Sanford on the m»p. Without our Cham­ ber of Commerce Sanford would just be a wide place in the road. Is There Such a Thing aa Divine been necessary to the Care? of God's plan. *an ai Text of today'j Gible Talk b y , Humaq agencies are Mr. Bryan: 2 Kings i 1:1-4; 11-1H. often without conscious i An Incident In the history of the Hon. Each link in thti little kingdom of Judah which is perfectly natural act, woven around a cruel woman, a prompted by motives _ devoted priest and a rescued child plained, and yet there ani Tampa man says that Tampa needs several huntfred more whp become k^ng gives us our of these links that the I apartment houses to take care of the tourist business in the principal theme for today’s Bible become almost'infinite In winter time. Sanford needs ninny more neartment houses to talk—is there such * thing in hu­ so many that coincide take care of the all year round business. There are many peo­ account for their combii man affairs as divine core? ple here this summer who want apartments and if we get any If the world is built i . If * virtue line were drawn tourists this winter there will be no place to put them. man is a .part of the .j through the period of Judah’s his- and -------tory from King Rehoboam to the here for a purpose, it a Place flowers in the hands of the living Instead of wait­ roign of the rescued boy Joaah, it J *^*0 ” *^*0 ®?j ing until they arc dead has always been my motto in llfo. Wo would show great fluctuation be­ him here should gusrd have all taken a crack a t the Southern Utilities Co., from time tween the highest nnd the lowest preserve him. for s.kitt«9l to time as it seems to be the favorite indoor sport, and while Those who deny ; points reached by the royal fam ­ thinking of some of their so-called “hdrd boiled" and iron clad care m#y be divided ilies. rules of collecting their bills it would be well to remember Abijah, the son of Rehoboam, classes, viz,, thosu whodsi that since the Fernald-Laughton Hospital has been organized accomplished little during his short lieve In a personal God i the Southern Utilities Co., nave given this institution free Ice reign of three years. He tolerated who think, that God and all they could use. This is not an advertisement and I heathenism *nid was defeated In have time for, or int« only mention it in passing. ; his effort to capture the northern everyday affairs of 4 Christ’s Prut. •tv. kb4gclomL,r3 .>j(j My olcl* fri'cnc/. 'Al Harris, of the Jacksonville Journal osed. a ^As|U,.Uu,laafri,< Uou ft provfaciT€,,r*r v class; until they are conr there ia a personal God, I urally reject everything i and won the only victory for his lqtes to God’a power, love. people over the Egyptians. Those in the second With all the building of new homes In Sanford it would be Jehoahaphat, the son of Asa, well for the City Fathers to remember that lower taxes should reigned for twenty-five years. He only to bo convinced of the| prevail on our homes. If we have enough pride in our city*and resisted all the temptations to idol tude of Goti'^ love sod r enough gumption in our system to build nice homos we snouid worship and sent priests and Le- of sufficient Importance tel receive encouragement In the way of low taxes on homes. vltea throughout the land to In­ thy of God’s attention. Wo have the proof is 1 struct the people in the law. He own words; He dcclsr was also successful in war. Ills Speaking of homes and apartments and other buildings In greatest sin seems to have been man's life is previous ini Sanford it would be well to investigate the single tax methods tho contracting of an alliance for of r- God—that - — -------even -- the . him! . and help the fellow who is endeavoring to build up Sanford his son Jehoram with Athallah, the j * r ® n u m b e re d s m and let the speci lator pay his share of the taxes. In other daughter of Ahab and Jezebel. cannot iad to W w'ords if I build a nice home next to a vacant lot and make without His notice. Jezebel’s Evil Daughter. this vacant lot mure valuable for the fellow who la holding it What better evidence Pehoram succeeded his father for higher prices, this vacant lot should pay as much taxes as and son fell under the evil Influ- j u my lot with a nice house on It. Why should the speculator ence of his wife, who inherited tho | What more proof cia j* nave all the g ra\y ? What Illustrations would1 evil spirit of her infamous moth­ er. He introduced Baal worship convincing? Receiving ne’ en letters this week about thin column of If the nalrs of the h*s4] into Jerusalem. He murdered hla nonsense makes me feel lonesome about the daily Herald. It ■lx younger brothers, besides kill­ no man would attempt brings back to my mind most pleasant memories of the days ing some of the nobles of Judah. are numbered by th* gone by when wc were fighting for an exiatence here and a t­ how can the purposes, Ho reigned only eight years. tempting to put over the many big things that have ninco Ahasiab, his son, only reigned a and the thoughts of i , come to pass. And the many good old friends here in San­ m atter of indifference te< [ year, dying a t the age of twent ford and those days of struggling against adverse public opin­ [three, from a wound received in venly Father. ion cements us closer together. This Is the reason we wapt If the flight of each battle. to live in Sanford the balance of our days. At this point, Athallah usurped innumerable birds that in the throne, taking the precaution earth is known to its My old friend, Willis Ball, managing editor of the Timesto kill, as she thought, all of Aha- much more carefully Unlon was here a few hours on Tuesday with his charming zlah’s children—all the royal seed. Creator guard man, who*J bride and while ho had no eyes for anything except Mrs. Ball She was the first woman queen made but a little lower * he had a few minutes to look around Sanford and was amazed, *«?and was, betides, a foreigner, half angels ? God’a Perfect Has *• r*pid growth. If the edlton of the larg er papera in Israelite and half Phoenician. She And why should we rlorida would take a few trips over the state and get acquaint­ was, however, so fierce a person­ ed with the people and endeavor to act human they would ality that all were afraid to resist unreasonable such consU»J minute attention to the discover a new Florida a t every turn. Sir. and Mrs. Ball have her sway. promised to return to Sanford some time after the* honeymoon Her tyranny lasted for six years human belnga? • ia over nnd give us the once over. The perfection that cha at which time she found that Joash, the youngest son of Aha- all of God’s handiwork, tiniest tnecct to the larffyj My young friend, Elton J. Cloughton, one of the coming ziah, had escaped her.arch tecta of Horida showed me 12 “rush jobs" of new build­ Joash was only a year old when mal, ia proof conclusive Jf* ings in Sanford for this week and Elton, who Is a Sanford his brothers met their death; ho gent design, and proof r booster said, that he could not e xplaln what made such a ruih owed his rescue to Jehosheba, his conclusive of infinite careEvery living thing »* * or building orders unless it was that Sanford was on the bigfather’s slater. H#r husband, Jegest building boom in history. Elton Moughton U a Saaford hoiada, was a priest and was evi­ with organs that funetMJ conscious effort of the boy who has made good and as one who has watched his career dently in her confidence. not * living thang could i from boyhood to manhood I take great pleasure In hla suc­ During ^these six long years, were compelled consciooi cess. And what lie says about Sanford ia true In every re­ Joash was kept hidden in a bed . reel its breathing, K* , spect.' You can bear about Sanford wherever you go In this chamber in Jehovah’s house. 'lrgm a or the eirculstios state and the “CUy Substantial" U about to launch one of the God’* Mysterious Care. blood. A break down la greatest building programs in the state of Florida. Put your Among Christians aa well as 04 „.e maemnery me»MjL money in Sanford. It works while you sleep. among Jews, the saving of this there U no break down member of the royel lino of Judab mal life of envthing. . , . Tampa has ju st voted three million dollars worth of bonds haa a )v a ju been regarded, and I t ia Impossible J for public Improvements. No trouble to vote bonds now and properly so, ns evidance of that prehend the greatness of r no trouble to sell them. Bonds are tax cxemptrand olter tne divine enre which protects those who ig Author of all best Investment In the world for the people who want tax to whom God has assigned an im­ granting the existence J exempt securities that will not pay any income tax or surtax. portant work. God, i t la Inconceivable Wo may not understand tho thhijf that" He created < The burning questions of the hour In the gubernatorial meaning o f each circumstance- as neath Hla notice *ot race are “where was Frank Jenningi born?" and “what did it passes before us, but- when we reach of Hia losring John Martin say about Miss Skinner!" Who eares? \Vhat look bark over history, we see an le u man to whom He. the public should be concerned about Is just what the candi­ urtbrokew thread of life connecting minion over all the dates think ot the vital questions that .affect the people and on characters whose co-operation has the tax payers of Florida. Robbers in Tampa stole big wad of money from banker while n« was transferring it from one bank to another. It , makes me trembla to thuik of some robber knocking down one of our local bankers white he wea transferring eome of my overdrafts from one bank to another. And then there is always more or leas danger in any kind of transferring. _____ >■ No* more candidate! will cot^g out. It is said. The rcazon is very plan. If any more announce there will not be enough C f f n i V l Vt0 elCCVU,em' No « « W a U ,w n iU think of voting Much of the current fiction leads to the conclusion that. i of the for he ia t ■till offer great opi f«* writer*; gf real abi p . ‘ it- /. ‘ . Sanford's Flonyyp, Editor The Herald: W# have no welfare i As Regent of the 8 allie Harrison consequently we have Chapter of the D. A. R., I wish to ■tate our position In regard to the meeting of the County Club* held on Thursday evening. W* w e not allowed bv our Natlonal Chagter to be affiliated with other societies. As private Indjvid- ‘ we cm take up any �I T u R S A N 'K o n n H E B A tD .'S A T u im w v ', u r n r t SATURDAY m ( ING SERMON i prist* sermon will bd ([reached fo r'm g p#*i>n ’ !___ garm them. P ents; ....__ _ Next w e k ^t iec wbei fin ancvange-l w wenm ji'm ■ M ,c i-n fc v -i .... IffW jtfrfij Lome! ^ Sejt how m eeting led by Kqy. J . i.'y d u llk e l] during a large part of the time he listic Whitworth, d is tric t evangelist fo r; We hop for a large attendance The incalculable gulf that sepa­ wan loyal to Goa and successful as the ____________________ ___ __ a t the _Bi e school. Can we not Palatka and Miami___ districts. p ruler. He repaired the temple MRS. WALTER WIGHT, Society Editor. - 'I’l >.• . —- - ... k . Phono. 49U a'mS OV t1»v't GLEE CLUB MEETS MEETING OF U .D .C . WITH MISS PEAKS I S OUT-OF-DOORS iVoTPrc*f*IT iUrilnitcr Circle jx \\\ , brotherhood rooms of Urian Church >1.3:30 Organ Club will te Laing on Park I o’clock. i Guild will meet i Mathews a t *f meet Avewith 3:30 . • # ■ Tuesday Imuel Puleston will enterHdge at her home on Rose 3 o'clock, tho third of n parties. , . Tho Glee Club met Thursday afternoon a t 1 o’clock,.with Mias ’Lolar P e a k r a g -' h m iw ss^ -g r'lw r home on Palmetto - 'T h e dhiingfipom was n of cht flowers- (hkt'fccns, Tlh^.«Wcting Was eijqyrtt by. all. w h o ’Were present, nnJ-sV the conclusion of the busineis-^cAton, MlSa. Peaks assisted by"Mias Grace Williams, Miss Nellie'/Williams nnd|* Mbs Ruth Mae Cookd served delicious refreshments. , , The next meeting will be at tM home, of Miss Broekham on West Second Street. , ,y** ■ Those present were Misa Cooke, teh Misses Williams, Miss Anita Hutchinson, Miss Minnie Bess Echols, Miss Urockham, Miss Min­ nie Claude Sima, Miss Elizabeth Hines and Miss Edith Smith. Mrs. A ndrew s H ostess To Jau rez N aipe Club |Ur« congregation of the Han Church are invited to Mrs. Philip Andrews entertained t general reception of the tho members of the Juarez Naipe Kin Church a t 8 o’clock. Club a t her pretty home on Celery Wednesday L. Betts and Mrs. Sherwill entertain a t brldgt 'amsn s Club at 3 o’clock (imuel Puleston will en I bridge at 10,o’clock, ary her leries of partial. ersonals . S. Battle of Sorrento iznford Friday, shopping. Davison of Twin Lakes, >day in Sanford- Friday. ____ » i . j* Friday In Tampa on wu I. B. Davil. ’ .I ay, Mrs. Thomas Owens i«r guest*, Mr. *nd Mrs. e of Jacksonville. •| ——-«-■ * ing the Chuluota school .-Lake Harney war* Mr. ^ Joe Cameron. Dg the day In Sanford rtre Mr. and Mrs. G. D. of Chuluota. s’ • Avenue. ,t The aftetnoofi was dlightfully spent playing bridge. The tables were arranged on the front porch where the guests could get a won­ derful view of. the river and could look out upon the beautifully kept grounds surrounding Mrs. AnAndrcws rutslc home. Quantities of carnations, roses and snapdragons from Mrs. An­ drews’ own garden were used ef­ fectively in baskets and holders. Scores for the afternoon were kept on hand-painted tallies in original designsTho group of players occupied three tables and an interesting* game foHowed, when a t the end of progerssion it was proclaimed taht Miss Lctitia Caldwell was en­ titled to high score prize, a water bottle of iridescent glass. The guest prize was awarded td Mrs, W. D. Gardiner, a piece of lingerie. A sweet course, with coffee and mints were served. Those who enjoyed the delight­ fully afternoon were, Mrs. Theo. Langley, Mr*. J. M. Wallace, Mrs. Foster, Mrs. W. D. Gardiner, who were guests and the club members were Mrs. W. M- Thigpen, Mrs. R. E. Tolar, Mrs. Brant, the sister of tho hostess, Mieses Kitty Smith, Love Turner, Ellen Mahoney, and Letltla Caldwell. A very different and unusual meeting was that of the U D. C. Fridayr“when ' they"’ met out-ofdoers, in Central Park, a t 1:30 o’clock. The usual business ses­ sion was held and then all got busy and made wreaths and'bou­ quet^ tor Memorial Day. , The sixteen ladies present made thirty-seven wreaths to be used on tho graves of the Confederate soldiers and and about sixteen bouquets to be placed on the graves of the G., A. R. They also marked all the graves to be decorated. They then adjourned feeling that a good deal had been, accomplished to­ ward helping to get ready for the exercises on Saturday. rates man from Hie living thing* Mr. Whitworth is a very unusual [build up a large men's class? The STAY YOUNG that are nearbat Vo him measures which, then more than a century man, and has been wonderfully pastor would be glad to welcome j>ld, had been neglected, the,certainty, of God's solicitude J* u Ms. work-- -He>kn a> v xceo *nCv~ Tot* mntr;-Hhr onlyw ui'shlppef.' ■ a?jspeciaV mentt»ir-H-iifa*F of* The .successful Manner in which he trusted those pleasant and original speaker, a I Our Christian Endeavor meets Kod Shapes Our Lives. We ara justified, therefore, In Who superintended the restoration man of Cod, and attends strictly at 7 p. m, Let all our yourig folk accepting as a fact that God is in­ of the temple. He required no to his csllinr. He will be hero on be out on time.- We need you ami terested in Man’s destiny—th at audit of those who hanuiea tne Tuesday nlcnt and take charge of you hoed the help that comes from these privileges of service.. . , there is “a divinity that shapes money, so great was his confidence the work. In their integrity. our ends.'’ t Jchoinda, who played so impor­ The boy Joash Is but one of In* ■ numernble Illustrations of provl- tant a part in the career of Joash, ' dentist carPrbirrihff m « t h i r t y tHcdrit -nn-nrtvinrced^igtrantf- wn=r buried wifh'ikhpat ceremony. Then egme the tost of Joash ami he re­ idiction after mass; masses dur- ARDI’S 1 vealed a weakness. which did not Ing the week at 8 a: nr.; meeting ; BLOOD.' disclose itself whUa ha had the of the' Indies’ Atfar Society’ at. 3 strengthens whole system, In jbo'.ovel priest to lean upon and to , acta gmtly on direct him. I . When litis support was removed Special C h i c k e f t l e o n , and he was compelled to stand .alone, he developed an aristocratic Dinner at LuBeth's At 5 [spirit and was ted into idolatry. 11c a departed so far ftom the teachings pi Cafeteria Every ^iinof the good Joheiada that he cn- , Pi eburnged the slaying of Zechariah, si day. ;C Mrs. Roe Is H onor Guest Mrs. Terheun A congenial group of friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Terheun, Thursday eve­ ning, in honor of the latter's guest, Airs. J. Wellington Roe, "’ho leaves next week for New York. A variety of garden flowers adorned the rooms ,thc varying hues of yellow prevailing, carry­ ing out the color scheme of yellow and green, which'was noted again in the refreshments. Tho mint cups were cliat-mlng conceptions of yellow Jonquils. A gracious In­ formality marked the pleasures of the eveningThere were four tobies of cards. High score made by Mrs. Percy Wilber McKeo for the gentlemen. The honoree was presented a dainty hand-made handkerchief. Mrs. Terheun was assisted in serving by Mrs. W. M. Haynes and Mrs. Edgar Thompson. The guests included Mrs. Roe, Mr. and Mrs. John Leonardi, Mr. and Mrs Percy Mere, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Haynes, Mr. and Mrs. J. /Vilber McKee, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Klrtley, Mr. and Mrs. Billie Starling, Mrs. Edgar Thompson, H. H- Kel ler, and Fred Ball. Get Together Banquet from whom Joash purchased the freedom of Jerusalem by turning lever to 'th e king of Svria all the ! *• fold %I/1 nott IW u m n l a and an/l UalnOA thea ttemple palace. directions for her safe conduc1 Glaring Ingratitude. a place outside the house wl Finally, he was murdered by tho she could be slain without sa< friends of Zechariah to avenge the lege. death of the priest. “God’s People.” , It was a fiUing punishment for The killing of a monarch i iiis apostasy that hi* place in the not a rare thing in those da( vipqlrhre of the kings was occuwas rather the rule than til ied by his great benefactor Jeccption, but that which fit oinda while Joash himself was showed the spirit of the pric. derUwl that honor. the spirit of the people. We wonder that one so signally Jehoiada m*de a covenant Jw tween God and the' king andjth* saved (rum slaughter und inducted people and invoked the divfhe Into office under such evidences of divine favor should have been disLord’s people." What a world of moaning lit that Joycl in tho latter years -of his life. And yet we have today cases phrase I Some of the kings had led their of ingratitue just aa glaring. A multitude can be found even people away Into the worship of idols—Into the offering of incense in Christian lands who owe everyto images, but the priest who had • thing they have and are to the been instrumental in restoring the mercy ami goodness of the Hea­ crown to the young king v/him hts venly Father, and yet never lift wife had saved from dcuth, re-es- their hearth to tho Heavenly tablinhed the covenant r.dation- Father in gratitude or petition ship between God and Ilia chosen Him for guidance. Indeed of worshipping God, they people and invoked the 'divido worship gods as false a* the oods blessing on the trike of Judah, The worship of Bu.d wn t discon­ of the hea.ticn, and . ) at, |.oo, tinued; the house erected to him with nil the light thrown upon was broken dawn mvl his nltars man’s pathway today by the lamp and images destroyed. Again a of God's Word and Ihc .housands nation was "in tuuc with the In­ \ if years of experenee. (Copyrighted 1021, by The Repub­ finite." lic Syndicate ) Joash reigned for 10 years and R AT TH E CHURCHES nenefll Woman's Club, Mny 2, Club house, 8 o’clock. i. o n k 1 11 j:. nn,t„wrt l. r ln x , Mrs. George 8.* Hunter, of Columbus, Go., says she suffered severely with fomale troubles. ”1 had to'go to bed and stay sometimes two weeks i t a time,’’ says Mrs. Hunter. ”1 could not work. My. , . were Irregular and I got very thin. 1 went from 136 pounds down to less than 100. My mother had been a uaer of and aha know what a good medicine It was for this trouble, so she told me to get aomo and take It. I sent to the store attar It and before I had taken tho first bottlo up I began to Improve. Afy aide hurt lees and l began to mend In health, I took four botties Id all during the last ten months. Cardul acted as a flno tonic. . . I am well now. I have gained ten pounds and am etlll gaining.” Taka CarduL IdOl. , ■ptmHOitftJla*- *—• -■!*.r C b II l i t ty p ew riter. any luaKt Tiew. onr iiOOil A»U t** it. <t. rovt> I ’p -f ilr a »/• for the liver ll n n k I 'h u n r 313 Tcn acres with small grove Ideated on small lake. Ideal home site. Real bar­ gain23 acres at Paola, 400 orange trees. Good price for quick sale. Beautiful home on First St. WE1NIE ROAST. A most enjoyable evening was Ingi every 4th Monday p. m, that of Thursday, by n party of ng in Sanford Friday MRS. C. H. SMITH young folks at Silver Lake, when i. E. C. Porter of SorrenMr. and Mrs. B. B. B aggett en* !n- Bower of ML Dorc. ROOMS 501-2 . FIRST METHODIST CHURCH tertained at a weinie roast honoring their guest, the Misses Hena- ‘ W’, J, Carpenter, Pastor. I .argent Insurance Agency In Sanford, ghan ot Siatersville, W. Vs. Sunday morning’s sermon will be BON TON BRIDGE CLUB. Those In the party were Mr. and Mra. Ed B ftts was hostess to |on: "There was Silence In Heaven." g ...K i u L the Bop Tqn Bridge C lub-rtaK g Mrs. Emmett McCall, -J^r-- afidT■Destiny**"* drgtf\BVv-aq‘eetiDfrxhis week. Two i M an'Dle, tables of players ware present, hursday, were Shall He Uve Again7 rlrs Hawkins Connelly and Mra. Glllon. Bible study and prayer service Donald Whitcomb were guests of Wednesday evening 8 o'clock. id Mrs. Roland Read, of the club: Mrs. J. D. Woodruff won high spent the day in Sanford, SUNDAY MORNING CLUB ANI) •cor*. Ithe prize being „ a framed BIG BEREAN BROTHER­ motto, “The" Worth of a Smile. HOOD REACH HIGH A fter several rubbers v IP. B. Fuley w as ' called to MARKS LAST SUNDAY. K county on professional played S*salad course an dice tea The Intcrets In the two large were served. ft, Friday. classes of men in the First Baptist Those attending were Mrs. Con­ Sunday school Indicates a very Mr of C. A- Betts will re- nelly, Mrs. Whitcomb, Mrs. Wood­ healthy condition In tha work bep learn that he is very 111 ruff, Mrs. J. P. ‘Ridge, Mrs. Rob­ Ing done by the men, The attend* ert Hines, Mrs. Wynn Porter, Mrs. home on Oak Avenue, ancc in thr two classes for the la*t J J Ben Caswell and Silas Fern Ward. three Sundays has been very-close 5 g and Mrs. Demming and Mrs. Mrs. Howard Tribbals and little the Big Bercnn Brotherhood hnv- ■■ I Wilson, of Orlando, spent son, Munson, of Umatilla, are the in? perhaps a very slight margin (gjj, b in Sanford Thursday. guests of her aunt, Mrs. Fannie over the club. The pastor was mb Munspn and aistors, Misses Reba heard to remark that the attend- 9 * [ring to Orlando for dinner and Zoo Munson, a t their home on ance in these two classes wn-* m9 [night were Mr. and Mrs. larger Inst Sunday than the cn- 1 3 Myrtle Avenue. M Harvard-. Instead of Monday and Thurnday tire Senh>r-Adult department 12 g S months ago. . s g There were a number of ladies paafonl, F riday,. shopping - .............. g, V/., luniiciij wui-i The men of both classes are un-[55 Kft. Howard Flowrence, and ouser of Sanford, who from Orlando shopping In Sanford On account of congestion of Traffic and inability to furnish IJunscs sooner,, tho two sections rtltner of Osceola. ha* a host of friends hero who will Friday, among them were Mra. J. usually active this week, and a ,* 3 will leave Wednesday. be glad to welcome her home. Mrs. M. Christian, Mrs. R. O'Hara, Mrs. vigorous effort is being made t o ; S i Wing in Sanford Friday Hartley will spend two weeks in Aran Reppard and Mrs. Roy At* reach the men who are not attend- [Sfi Ing Sulday school. Last Sunday * « Mn. Joseph Dawson - and Sanford returning to her home In klnson. “The Flying Squadron,'* twelve men who arc direct representatives the B. B. B, was tending by the i g f Mrtlu Thorndike, South Carolina with her grand­ of the Coral Gables development at Miami will be here th<S balance of the leavini Friday for their homo small margin of three, but no one la g mother, Mrs. Hill in New ork, are Mr. and Mrs. can predict what the Sunday!{$■ L Frank Pound, of Foreat week to assist the local office in promoting Hpccinl busses of Scminolu |*ia a visitor to .Sanford, Reginald Holly, of Sanford, bus. E- F. Donovan, the guests of 51r. Morning Club will do tomorrow 3 g County people to take our trip to Coral Gables. A telephone call to the iness m anager of the Florida and Mrs. Thomas Owen. Mr. and Trucker, and Con Lee, a noted Mrs. Donovan has Just returned Milane Theatre will bring one of the men to see you nnd explain our writer, were In Tavares for a few from Miami and Palm Beach. proposition of seeing Miami and Garni Gables ns well ns advertising the minutes Wednesday on their way Mr. and 5Irs. R. A. Bisaeli are to Sum ter county where Con Lee celery county. will write up the trucking nosii- leaving Sunday, on the Osceola, , t • ' bllltles of Sumter for the Trucker. for their home in the north. Mr. This is tho best timo of the year to see Coral Gables. There every­ Biased is the manager of Fountain —Tavares Herald. Inn, Eustis. thing awaits you. The flowering trees nnd shrubs are a-bloom in all of Leaving for Siatersville, West their glory. Tho orange and grapefruit trees All the air with sweet frag­ Mr. and Mra. H arry Neel and Virginia, after a delightful visit Sirs. French of Kissimmee were rance. New and compelling beauty greets you on every side Joyfully. of a few days to Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Baggett and Mrs. S. C. Messer, In Sanford Friday. Mr. Neel was PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH a're Mr. and Mrs. James Hens ghan formerly business manager of the Last Sunday was a good day for and daughters. Misses Ols. Ellen Sanford Herald. Presbyterians with fine congre­ and Mary Henaghan. While in Sanford the Misses Hsnagsn made Visiting Sanford for a few daya gations at all services. Four adults a great number of friends, who this week were Mr. and Mrs. W. wero received into tha chlirch and J. Churchwell and daughter, Miss six children baptized. wflT regret to see them leave. Freids Churchwell, of Ocoee. Services for Sunday as follows: 0:45 a- m , Sunday School, Tha social meeting of the Truth Attending the water meet In 11 a. jn,, Preaching. Seekers G ass of the First Meth­ 2 p. m., Junior C. E. odist Church will be held at*the Winter Pirk, Saturday, are Miss 1AL1ZING 2:30 p. m.. Intermediate C. E. home' of Mr*. Thornley, 1820 Park Kitty Smith and bliss M argaret 7 p. m., Senior C. E. Avenue, next Monday afternoon at Cowan. 8 p. m., Preaching ‘ 3 o’clock. All members are urged I IDEAL ___ §1 r 9 p. m.. Brotherhood Band. to be present.' •It. - ■----*■ Returning from DeLand where The session rqgets a t close of - Mts. A .'P . Connelly has as her ■he has been on a visit to her each prcachlnx service far recep­ iests, her sister. Mrs. G. E. mother, Mrs, Hoard, Is Mrs. Ken­ tion to members. •uldin, of . Washington, D. C., neth Douglass and daughter. E aster Sunday was Indeed mob’ ! Mra, Mauldin will'be pleasantly re’The Herald Want Ads. mm baved'hero as the has • vWt*d> Motoring to Tampa to visit Station day fdf our Sunday School * daak to do t wit*! fa* Sanford before and ehai will bk friends and relatives are Mr. and claas. Fifty woa tho number rewinging about hosu -OTTO-h with Y. Bledsoe and Mrs. F, ported when the roll was made up. Ms*. Connilly sevlrol aeonthe, w« a r e , hoping to have even j *./ * more than that number tomorrow Visiting Miss Annie HawUn* GEORGE E: MERRICK, OWNER - i4■1- *^ • - **-1 ®l» exchanging. Ike 27th, when the foil U celled. for a few days la Mrs. Weldon If* t-#-' • ■’ f ■ ■* ’ ,W e need every member end all. w8ee what tha . 'Herald Stark, of Atlanta. Mrs. Stark visitor! who 'will come each Sab­ DAMMERS & BURNES, GENERAL SALES AGENTS nt* kara to offer ta aldbath morning Your presence Is an Inspiration. However, if you cane be there pray for your clasa EkKUlive Office 15K East Flagler S .t, M la a il. and teacher and remember to be h 85. £ J**Pi“g in touch f e ? .! Holly, Georgia Florida Offices: Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Weat Palm Beach, Daytona, Orlando, Tampa, St. P e t e r s b u r g , Sanford, L o k ej^n d ,. D e L a n d , Eustis Sanford O ffic e : M ila n e T h e a tr e Bldg., C. L. B e n n e tt, D iv isio n M gr. , �/ T H E SAjNFOBD H E R A U ) , S A T U R D A Y , A P R IL 26, 1924 PA G E B r* o r A 'D l f t t v . p O U T t «A lJ T ^ o tt/I^ N O BIG CROWD A T B 0 L L IN S F O R W G AQUATIC M E E T ATLANTA, Ca., Apr. 2G— Hammering four Mobile pitchers for 21 hits, including 0 doubles, a triple and two borne run*, the At­ lanta. Crackers defeated the Mobile Bears, 21 to 0, here Friday. __Score -by-innings:— — —----1— Atlanta ..... 010 l!>0 28x—24 21 0 Mobile ... 00L 002 112— 012 6 Slappr Nichau.i. Schwarid-and i Hnworth; Acosta, Ellis, Bird, ^ t - | this afternoon, beginning nt 2:00 , sharp- LAKELAND. Fla.. A or. 20 Lakeland knm'kt-d Sfuilrr, Tamp:i ace, tint of the Imx in tin* third, but Halley who lelievcd him pitch­ ed a wonderful game, being just wild enough to be ■effective. Key held Tampa to thre e runs* assisted by some line support nnd laikeInnd.Won 0 to 2. tylnkcy starred in tile livid for Tnnipn. Score by innings; Lakeland 222 000 pun—t; « 2 Tninpa (HO OH) (110—3 Hi 0 Ilronklvn .1, New York 2 BROOKLYN, Apr. 2«.—Vance reversed the u suits of his recent pitchers duel with Dean when he bent tho New York Giants Friday 3 to 2 Vauce struck out nine bat* .lot *. , Meu&uP* home run with one on gave New York the loud in the sixth, but Ncis won from Hr'joklyu ■with n similar drive in tho H' vcutb after Jl'jciiw had .forced Retire hv Innlnes: .New . Yutk —a***i -ih DUBLIN. Apr. 20— A. Cniinvun, vinp-presldont nr th * Irish Tourist A ssociation, who has been in the ^ ratS,J,®D»t'’s urganixing menus of improving the ciim firt o f travellers to wnd in Iretand, hns cabled th-,t thd Ifovtd prnox'i t„ froni Aiuerka to Irrla m l aro th is y e ar gnod. lie u r g e ' hotels and o thers here to ■wed HP the ish U e/if ta riffs and p n rtlcd lars Tif Arcnnimodn thins. I “ M a n / have’ found securing of profita­ ble employment ns ■ltn|»!e As A II C . . v. ; through the uae of Herald Want Ails. The Wants work runnUntly, noi«*. ly and at small ex- THCN Fo RG-C-t REST OS .When you have n T W a n t , send it to this pnticr — and Invar* ■ * i»bly lyou will n a t­ tain whut you Beck. The Want* are of practical interest to . • Wbnl« io , ,*yery Herald I Wants are as simple as A 11 C; DRY ICELAND Wi • DlllKK. COPENHAilEN, A, order to prtTtut purf washes from h< au iltynk ii t a bdL, (I'd 1 When your Earning Capacity is much less thaj Present time—N^v is the time to save—while m able. You will be surprised to sec how Just your & Account will grow with regular Systematic Savt the Seminole County Bank. I T ••• ----- COME IN AND TALK IT OVER WITH US MAKE THIS YO(JR DANK J Strength ------- —— - Service ---- .--------- p, Si t MOM’N-POP .T 4 per cent Interest Paid on Savin FOR WORKING PEOPLE ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * a a a v iia ia a a a a a a a a a a a a a a H a a a a a ia a i> The host of workers get out of sorts when the liver falls to act. Nerve Pressure Mcnna Freedom from They feel languid, half-sick, "blue” ■t»nd discouraged and think they arc getting laxy. Neglect of these symptoms might result in a-aick DR. W. A. BRUNE spell, therefore the sensible course is to take a dose of two of HerChiropractor. bine. It is just the medicine necdI cd to nurify the system nnd re­ PALMER GRADUATE. store the vim and umbillon of health. Price (10c. Sold by all Office Hours: druggists. Rooms 301-Pi 9-12 A. M. F irst Nat. Bk. 2-5 P. M. • 7 to 8 Evening except Saturdays Sanford. TAYLOR Yi T hat bunch o f Posies 1 gave c o r a I > NESTEAOAH DIDN’T /MAKE f^UCH CF A MIT ( w ith h e <! - So r y t o r d e r e d a s w e l l > BOS OP FLOWERS SENT TO. T>iE OFFICE ‘ r.COULON'T PAS For 'EM INF j l L s o THUS PUT AtE CN THE books for 8 '.is Bu c k s , BUT 111 settle that pas das FLOW ERS-FOB M 6 ? I VyONDCff WHO FROM - BOX OF FLOWERS FOR AUSS CORA SWIMMING TIME IS HERE See our line of Bathing Suita, Capa, Shoes, *W ater *Wiip, Floats and Swimming Tubes. All Wqol Bathing Suits at II.H AT THE SPORTSMAN STORE SANFORD CYCLE COMPANY. 'CKRdr*- ANNOUNCING- The Removal Of FLORIST A r To Tcmpfrrary Quarters At END OF FIRST STREET, SANFOKD Pending Completion of Their New Garage Bi PHONE 6411W N IG H T PHONE American League NEW YORK, Apr. 20.—Bubo iLith’ home run in the third in­ ning Friday, with Rush nnd Dugan on h i , .- enabled Yankees to defeat the Red So if, 5 to 2. It was 'Lilh'* thiiil homo run of the xe:i1* r. :d the fifth straight victory tor the Yankees. Joe Hush was in rare form, rt,rikuig out seven Ilos* loll hatters -Score by innings: Bo.*ton n n nno tinti— 2 11 2 .New York .... DM DM (Mx—»J 7 2 Cleveland It). Detroit 2. (T.KVKLANJ), 0„ Apr. 2fl.— ('L v. land defeated Detroit 10 tn 2 Friday, knocking Dauss from tho lux in the seventh, getting fiyc hili, iin lulling Speaker's homo run and SumntaV dmihle wi;h nti.'ie nut. I’illbtte, who replaced him, was greeted with another double «ml a single before the first man tired, Bui*ns* y»>t two doubles, two singles and n walk in five limes up. Heme by innings: Deir.fit ... . tM)2 OtM (KM)— 2 10 2 Cleveland (Kit) (Kin ti|x —10 18 t t hirngo ti. Kt. Louis 3. -S’T. LOUIS!. Apr. 2fl.—The re­ turn of Ken William* to thr linoup failed to give the Browns vic­ tory Friday, Sjsler’s men Tdslhg to the White Box in the third r «&o of the serias, U to 3. William* A t one walk nml nn® single in nvo times up * » ‘Score by Innings: Chicago .... 000 510 000—fl St. Louis ...... 000 001 200—3 w r \ .n ■ eatoh ■ t ayour , ' !eye. ! , iSS There Is Coming A Time BUT L’LL PAW THE WINCHESTER v‘ BASEBALL GOODS Ball Hardware Co. PHONE 8 v b a l a n c e sa tu r d a w !! WHOLESALE COMMISSION MERCHANTS & BIUM Richmond, Virginia. Headquarters for all Varieties of Fi and Vegetables, Prompt and Person! Attention "to All Shipments OH CHICK ITWAS DEAR OF L.— NGU TO 5END /KE THESE FLOWERS IHEN'RE EO BEAUTIFUL AND S O iFffESH - JUST LOOK - I _____ > THINK THERE'S A LITTLE ( DEM ON THEM WET — r* Spedrtl T h is W eek E n d -C W N u t C u sta rd Semclhlnff New 'by th t Maker* Place Your Sunday Order Early ’* At Ail Good Dealera or * I'hiladdphia 15, Washington B. BIIII ADHUMHA. Apr. 2 6 Bhiladeiphiu made it two out of thrrt> from WfffhtYi'gtnit F rid iJ by winning a ti to 5 game from the Senators. - A home run hy Simm.nas wi ^ |w,i on base in tho »ixth gate the home team a lead that the visitors could not overcome. Si on- by ipnings: ” ’n hington «lfl 020 011—5 11 4 I'hiladelphiu 000 1)13 20x—0 11 1 SIMPLE AS A. R. ( Just turn to the Want Ad* now and • mu’ how many such That’s the Success Rule t♦ S ' f oouble*; 50 ynrd breast stroke; ! pltplge for distance; 50 yard de h; OKLANIH), Apr. -fit -Showing a revertml of fiirtn over th<war canyu^ ,220 free itylu; DO complete | •»’ bn«;k stroke; DM) free style; fancy Tlint day afternoon exhibit! in the » diving; 75 dnsh; mixed canoe dou^L Orlando Bulldogs Friday easily ami dvcUivi lv slaughtered the - blc* nnd relay race. Bradontown Grower by nn II to a An excollunt corps of,officials have been chosen to handle the 3.store Jumping onto the delivery t toifrney: Referee, Henry K«rl; of on.* " | * f t i " lliow n In t h e 'first Hcoftr, TniTIum ‘IT.' Follctt; aturt- frame the lliirkeineti eontintted V Franklin O. King; captain of their 01 duughl in lb. setnud and the course, ,J A. Pod mo re; flee* Mister Brown re. cited a huiry call captain. J. 8, Foley.... photograph* to the alinfcer with me down in •r, Robinson; life* guard chief, 1that inning. Young llnn.ld John* Fleetwyod Peeples; Judges, Wil­ ; non-then wj.rkrd for Manugr r Kenbur K. Flower. H, W..Caldwell. M. j dritk.-.tiiid iiiielilne 1rr f.iir form J. iDartwyler, E. J. Milehum and i lasted the 11 milirujer of tin- t**ni( Geprge Na th; rl« rk of the course, | test. Steve Mlnmoiii. whit.- light•S. K. Guernsey; lu sh tan t clerk of j ly wild, was i-f-fnetivi' and had supd the course, Frederick Ward; nn- I liort, bord' ring on the eu itional , iionmv,- A. Maxwell Slonrv; phy- | ,1t_ times whieb rtntldiFt do nny>■ niclnn. Dr. it. F. Totard; head mar* ■thing else but win a ball game. SV-ire by innings: Gomer Emery; timers. Ash- I BradMitown 0 |li‘ |n»i Mu a h It nr Peter, II, W Darinim, A Sehults, Orlando o*u ui \ I I I * * " E A. It. Dougins and Eip'one cBilows. •; TIA* governing committee Includes; F. O. King, chairman; Ib-nrv Hart, f- lUlUY. Caldwell, w. It. Follctt, A. Bchiilt*. Raymond W. Greene, di­ rector. ' President Coolidge addressed members of the American Chemi­ cal Society who visited the White House. • •• W ant MAKE LIFE WORTH LIVING TREK PLANTING DAYS Don't go around feeling tired, Unking fn energy nnd strength, because your kidneys are not work­ ing properly." The use of FOLEY PILLS, n diuretic stimulant for tho kidneys, will give your kidneys a goml flushing, remove injurious waste m atter nnd bring the kiomys. hack to a normal, active con­ -2 4 0 dition. ’ Your FOLEY PILLS aro -.1 12 1 the only thing I over got to do mo Bennett an? good," writes Samuel Brenner, Alexandria, Ind. Sold everywhere. PITTSBURG. Penn., Apr. 20.— After obtaining » lead of one run, Pittsburgh's defense collapsed nml Cincinnati made it two straight from the Pirates by winning Friiluy's game 10 to 4. A double steal of tiii home (date and second base by Traynor and Barnhart, respect­ ively, featured the game. Hargrave and Grimm knocked homers, each scoring a fun ahead of him. Retire hy innings: Cincinnati ffl2 000 025 10 13 0 Pittsburgh 000 001 000— I 11 0 Chicago, III., writing Vour name and address clearly. You will re ­ ceive a ten cent bottle of FO­ LEY’S HONEY AND TAE COM* _ > hm k P O U irrrT sf “ rotrgrtsr -troW f-ahd hoarseness. also free sample pack­ Brcvord, Osceola Ce ages of FOLEY FILLS, a-diuretic the North Anierca^ stimulant for the kidney* and % FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS Insurance Co. for Constipation and Biliousness. good character and Theso wonderful remediea have helped millions of people. Try Salary and Commls them- Sold eW yw hara,------ *r~ r.T11' N O R T H AMEItlc iia iiin iiiM in a H n a iu iiiio iiH a u iii National League DAYTONA, Fla.. Apr. 2d.—With tjir score standing 9 to Id in fa­ vor of the Suint* in tho beginning of it he last bitlf of the ntntli inning tho Islandi rs, rtnged a butting rally and put four run - m lnsi tho plate. After Cushion hnd put one over the fence, Hernandos. was rent u in to rcliev • 'vnlg. but ho wns'uril ‘-|*bla L itu ir l'«, ii uilideuch'J * 1*! ffiW iro. t f , r i l ^ l i n :he noq ilcuiIijt-Fj 100 breast local 1 the wlifTlIng run 2, fefjcy diving; 75 ynrd dash , Fi’i-fe by ipntprpL; ainglci: 4IU free style; 10 __w ■; 1 -i I FORGOT TO JSSL-J ■RtEGlS’VOR . - . . NASHVILLE. Trnn Triples !>y Hawks and Gaff in th f the Miami (Fla.) elephant, can carry a golf,hag as well as a eighth inning nftcr Griffith had \Js<> gulling in bathing .suit* is going to, ho tpiite popular this singled' gavu Nashville, (twd rlinfh' IViriniie i ai iull is driving while the enddy stands patiently nnd a five to four victory over L it­ tle Rock here Friday latpaa rdf the Trnvclcrs b it two hom b-tanx Score by innings: Little Rock.... 001 201 (MM) 410 1 Nashville (1(10 O.'IO 02x—5 J 1 Cash nnd Lnpan; Allen and Wells. "O rlando Confident. Last ycaY the ucipiutic meet was ■ most interesting affair but nc; cording to officials the 1921 program bears promiiv of being of a n ’Cvfn note stirring nature. Close competition is expected in each of the events, for the various teams slated to participate have ■ been under superior coaching nil year nml the individual members or® determined to make the vuri-, cm* events of an uncertain nature . until the finish. Orlando Senior high for two ' yeafs has copped the Henry Kiul cup and if they win this trophy Saturday it will become their permanent property. Bobby Howard, last njght, was . entlmsiulsic in talking of the team's chances of wlrtntAj* the-cup1. Howard has’had a (and job In moulding n chum* piopiWp team , for tho star m en, •wy Ml last);vur'» contingent buys JrvtSt-L, WO, l “D i P N 'T , .Memphis 5. ChaUanoga I t *> CHATTANODGA. Tcnn.; Apr. 2fl.—Ynryan’s home run in tho fifth, his second in two dayn( <nnd n triple by Morrison in the sev­ enth each scored two runs Friday, and in the eighth Caryle’a double and Taylor's triple scored nnoth* cr, Memphis defeating C hatta­ nooga 5 to 1. Score by innings: Memphis 000 020 2lit—fi 12 1 Chnttnnoogn 000 000 Ool—1 t> Q Mitchell an3 Ynryan, Ruy, Cacfto, and Kress, Nunamnker. Victor* Doubtful. Meet officials are expecting the i„ largest crowil of enthusiasts that has ever witnessed events of like nature, in fart Winter l*ark Fri, day night was crowded with team It members and their loyal supportaStera. 7 “ Just whbNrfU emerge front the c rd iy 'i fray victorious is nit oncer­ s'. tain ■tiunntity “Dopcsters" Frit d a y n ig h t mrked St. Petersburg,' . Orlande and St. Augustine ns the £ strangest of the hoys’ teams, with the expectation of n "dnrk horse" contingent muchly discussed. In the girls events. Hillsboro high is hacked as a probable winner, with Orlando Junior High and Ht. l'etI ersburg ranking ns possible champs, with a "dark horse" emt* tingent again gainin'* mention. I S/ I Southern daeagim Look What’aJCaddyimt- kirts and DeVonnicr: Lary. ' 2 G M P T C ftH < E NOW T H e Y 'v e CCe<JTC£> MfM t f PHONE 634 _ M i 4 m u u i i a aBa U f t Well Child An Illinois man didd'racently buried in the celUr 6f hi* d dence. After long adartih, the ex* tor found the moneys H e iahow 1® ing for Beriiritlea thought to h* P it the eaUtdi It was just tihance ti was discovered. ‘ loss was conaiderabl if thU 93864 had bt a savings have grow years to �) I THE SAftFOftP HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1924. Herald W ant Ads 10* READ THEM FOR PROFIT Political - Announcements Fa e r a t e s * a n n o u n c e m e n t s P H ----- USE1THEH FOR RESULTS L 09T 'A N D F 0U N D " p HBEFW ANTED' rm 8C E n2& fflW & ■ X fc T v j * Apartments For Rent Q N E 1 4 8 AUTOMOBICESXND REPAIRS FOR SALE WANTED—Sanfurd business men FOR SALE—Ford Roadster prac­ „ ,1 U in 11C T U U 4 ______— ----- _ _ ----------------------. who am need of competent F O R S T A T E A TT O IIN RY . FUR n o A R It OF F t'llI.IP IN Cash In Advance tically new. Bargain. See Stew* : help should read the class)(led FOR SALE—DeSoto paints and FOR RENT—Three room apart­ I hereby announce m y candi­ . *. r r n u c T t o x . ment) Lee Bros., 41S W. First art Dutton. d a c y f o r t h e n lf ic e of S t a t e A t t o r ­ r-„ ______ There’s no 1 vanrishoa e t Sanford Novelty I h e re b y a n n u u n c e m y c a n d id a c y P*Be Herald, ney Tor t h e S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C ir ­ »*.. w in fcf r r FOR SALE—Ford track, one ton, reason°*forTh® sending out-of-tnwn for 1Works, sole agents._______154-tfc St. .!** m *'o th er o f t h e ■ad «i*lc u it o f F lo r id a , s u b j e c t t o t h e D em ­ with cab, windshield and body: ,o f I n s t r u c t i o n f o r FOTTHENT —One furnished twohelp when there Is probably just (TYPEWRITER RIUBONS— For o c r a t i c P r i m a r y to be h e ld J u n e 3. « r » noJ«D C o u n ty ‘7 F lo rid a , r r p r o ­ the person p erse you want in the city i»se_pn. Royal. R cm ingtonor.JL ._roon! jpnrtrnent;_al3tt_one-thien onJy b « n usedJflirjt month*. F l m UH. se nt I n tf H c h o o l D is t r ic t N.. r, o f -----------J A BOABLK T F .__t t r r llaa- — Hem+notw coUBtJ'. “ i U l i i T 7.7 t h e t h e m rtnilT. woman under |C. Smith typewrite™. Will sell 'room apartment. Oak and 2nd St. class condition. Brice Johnson. W— a n.TED—White teI __ • He* Phone 306. LOST—Black p l u s h coat, black allV F U R COUNTY t ’O M W taaiO K K R . fifty to do general house work ?°-r. gngihojf _price.—l_*r*l office, Phono 3.____ h' ,J on ZZ e« a n»I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y can d id a c y ju T e T rt.,0i»V«!manr lo lin in g . Lost between S a t*' FOR RENT — Furnished lig h t 1 __4e e and live with lady living alone, i FOR SALE—Amo> adding^ Cl I AS. A. J9AT.LA8. r o f t h e o ffice o f C o u n ty Commla* housekeeping rooms. Shirley chine. Never been used. $10. Typo dou b le a b o v e '•WMIIF.II SCtfOOI. IIOAIt I>- and Geneva. Return to Herali Call phone 99 for particulars. alo n er fro m D istric t N u m b er Two BUILDING Apartments. Opposite post office. . • 4* ■ n e r e h y a n n o u n c e m y s e lf a c a n ­ fice. Five dollan reward. Herald office. ■- ' ' o f f i c m l n o k C o u n ty , s u b j e c t to t h e W a NTEI)—L aundry driver for nr® f o r con a c t i o n o f th e D e m o c r a t ic P r i m a r y d id a t e f o r r e - e le c t io n to th e o ffice FOUND—Eight miles out of San­ MATERIAL Sanford. Experience preferable. FOR SALE—Egry cash register. FOR RENT—Two room apartof m e m b e r of th e B o ard of P u b ll e J u n e 3, 1921. ford on Orlando road, wire wheel $10 cash. Herald office. JO H N SIE1HCH. _ IW^ r ^iivek8* l«nc*h MlKACLk Oonerete U , general !P.M/ V c l l ".n* r e p r e s e n t i n g Softool Apply Hill Laundry Company, Or­ 202 Park Avc. D istric t No, 1 o f S e m in o le C o u n ty , and tire. Owner may get same by lando. cement work, aidewlaka, ball#, K0R~T3ATE — Remington type­ r u n .c u r \ t % p u n iK iiT itu su b je c t t o th e D e m o c ra t ic p r i m a r y calling at Coral Gables and pay­ FOR RENT—Four-room furnish­ |cMrC* " l *0 ,or nr*1 ing blocks, irrigation boxea. J. H, writer, with wide carriage, In ATTOII.YKY. to he held on J u n e 3rd. 1921 PRINTER WANTED—Steady job ing fur this ad. t wrlah to* a n n o u n c e t h a t T ahall ____________ F lt K D T. W ILLIA M S. ed flat with sleeping porch end Terwllleger, Prop.______________ L i n e la re s tr i c te d * to to right man, will pay Orlando good condition. $26 cash. Inquire b e a c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e o ffice of TO T IlE VOTE id T ' u F ' T I r p f l V f l l iUMltlcatlon. at Herald office. private bath, lower floor. 316 Lumber and Building Material. acale. The Matthews Press, San­ C o u n t y 1‘ro s e c u tliu c A t t o r n e y . «uh| r o r la m ada T h e 8 » n SB.X ATOItlAI. Ill 9TRICT. FOR SALE—Dairy and stable Osk Ave. -J#et to t h e e n d o r a e m e n t o f th e ford, Florida. Carter Lumber Company Ld will b* re s p o n sib le A f te r d u e c o n s l d e r n tl n n . I h i v e Advertising: D e m o c r a t i c v o te r * a t t h e J u n e 3rd. decided to becom e a c a n d i d a t e f o r In* Incorrect Insertion . manure, car lots. Link & BsgN. Laurel SL Phone 565. p rim ary. t | „ r , fo r a u b se q tie n t re - e le c tio n to t h e S t a t e S e n a te ADVERTISE in the Journal-H er­ ley, Box 2401, Tampa. Fla.______ G E O IIG R C. l l E I t n i N n . HILL LUMBER CO. Home ef F Th# office sh o u ld b* from th e 1SID S e n a t o r i a l D is t ric t , ald, South Georgio’n greatest ROOMS FOR RENT WANTED—Regular customers for SOUSES FOR RENT Service, Quality a*id Price •mediately In ca a e o f com posed of G r a n g e . S e m ln o l* an d FOR C U r tT Y C m iH IH M O M d l. fresh egg*. Writo Cacklebcrry Phone 136. I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y cand idacy Osceola Count lea, a u b je c t t o t h e ^newspaper. Morning, afternoon, ] xdvshthbhs. f o r r e - e l e c t i o n f o r t h e o ffice of D -m o c rn tlc p r l a r n a r y to he held RKNT—FurnUhrd Hirer- Farm. Lake Mnry. Fla. FOR RENT—Cottngo. ,J. Mussun. I r e s p e c t f u l l y so lic it weekly and Sunday Classified rates FOR I j rrpr*a*n*atl*a t h o r C o u n t y C o n tm la a io n e r of Seminole J u n e 3rd. youy su p p o rt: ruum apartment on Magnolia. FIVE acres, 10 citrus trees, 28 FOR R E N T -F o r 0 months, com­ C o u n ty . D i s t r i c t No. I, a u b je c t to nlllar w ith rate*. ru l»a 10c per line. Waycross JournalHOUSES—FOR SALE grape vines, punches, figs, mul­ M. O. O V E IlSTIlF.ET. Address Pox 117, City. t h e a c t i o n of t h e D e m o c ra t ic p r i ­ _________• (icatlon, will * lv a you fortably furnished house, aix Herald, Wnycross,, Georgia. m a r y J u n o 3, 1921. i information. A nd If berries, pears, cherries, persim­ FO R COUNTV J U D G E , WE are roady to build several FOR RKNT—Two or throe fur­ O. I . BLEDSOE. they will asa la t y o u In t h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y c a n d id a c y residences to suit you. Reason­ nished rooms for light house­ mons and guuvas. 6 room cottage, sleeping rooms, or part of house, for t h e office of C o u n ty J u d tte A LITTLE- WANT~AD ~ In The t«ur w an t ad t o m a i n burn, soft water. Hard road, at reasonable rent. 318 Magnolia able payments down and balanog FO R M l K it I F F . iif S em in o le C o u n t y , a u h j e r t to th e keeping, bath adjoining. 1020 Herald will bring you big re­ IfKtire. I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y s e lf a s a actio n o f th e V o te rs a t t h e D e m o ­ school, store, church, $2500.00. B. Ave._______________ monthly; entire amount to fall due c a n d i d a t e fo r t h e o ffice o f S h eriff c ra tic p r i m a r y J u n e 3. OUTSAT n o n e * . sults. Advertise those old articles Laurel Ave. T. Tiller, Ownor, I'aola. within five yenrs. o f S u n l n o l e C o u n ty , a u b je c t to th e L,ra ahould g iv e I h r l r ____________JO H N O. LF.ONAnt>Y. you have stored nway nnd have D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y J u n e . 1921. FOR SALR—Two Jersey cows; FOR RENT—New bungalow com­ MEISCI1 REALTY COMPANT. Jpoatofflc* a d d re a a aa F O R ItK P R R S F .N T A T IV K . \V. A. TILL1S. Ihtir phona n u m b t r If also small cream separator. W. pletely furnished until Oct. 15, ____ A. P. Connelly, Agent. I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y c a n d id a c y no use for. A little thirty-ccnt ad | > , rraulta. A b o u t ono W. _Van _NcsS( P. 0. Box 57. F U R C L E R K C IR C U IT COUIIT. fo r m e m b e r llo u n e of R e p r e s e n t a ­ may bring Vou several dollan on Magnolia Ave. References ex­ FOR sA l.E—House, six rooms and of a th o u s a n d h a a a I wlnlt to a n n o u n c e t h a t I am n tive* f o r S em in o le C o u n ty , a u b je c t FOR SALE—Several pieces of changed. • P.~0. Box 1141. ■ bath, modem conveniences, cor­ and th* o th e r a ca n t c a n d i d a t e f o r C l e r k of t h e C ircuit to t h e a c ti o n of t h e v o t e r s n t t h e Phone 148 and n representative al« with you unloaa furniture. Call a t 400 Myrtle ner lot Streets paved on both C o u r t o f S e m in o le C o u n ty , su b je c t D e m o c r a t ic p r i m a r y , J u n e s. your addreaa. to D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y , J u n e Srd. Ave. _______ _ _ J_______ , ___________F t R l R E N T I - A K E ^ _ will cal! to see you. sides. Best buy in Seminole coun­ a tla a a a re MUST h a It e le c te d , I p r o m i s e t h e f a ith fu l FO R COUNTY COM M ISSIO NER. ty. Buy from owner. Easy terms, FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando TWO slightly used radio sets. See p e rfo rm a n c e of th e d u ties con­ aerattn a t T h a VanDRESSMAKING I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y c a n d id a c y P. O. Box 67, Winter Park, Fla. Hof-Mno Battery Co mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ n e c te d w i t h t h a t office. | mid utile* o r h r 1*4fo r C o u n iy C o m m la a lo n e r f o r th e ! Your summer sewing given care­ FOR RENT—Three new cottages. 1 ,1 ,. Sour dleeo a tleW . U MORGAN. F i f t h D la trld t riiTUprliilnir C h u lu o - fied business, rule 1c a word, min­ IF YOU are looking for real bnrful attention. 417 W. 2nd St 1 aot valid. In, G e n e v a a n d Oaceola. s u b j e c t to imum 24c cash with order. Two five rooms. One three rooms, F U R T A X C U l.i.k C T U H . gains in second hand piano or t h e a c t i o n of t h e D e m o c r a t ic p r i ­ lit. P rom pt. E f f i c i e n t T w i s h to a n n o u n c e t h a t I nm n Colorado style dining room an<| Speaking at Bradentown Outlines gas stove, see Sanford Stove Service. c a n d i d a t e f o r r e - e l e c t i o n t o t h e o f ­ m a r y J u n e 3. living room. Apply Mr. Hawk, What Exchange Can Accom­ Works. fic e o f C o u n ty T a x C o lle c to r of _____________C. A. R A U L E R S O N ._ Ginderville. NOT REALLY plish When Given OpporFOIt C L E R K C IR C U IT COU RT.^ S e m i n o le C o u n ty , s u b j e c t to th e FOR SALK—One pair of very good I hereb y - a n n o u n c e t h a t I am a a c ti o n o f th e D e m o c r a t ic p r i m a r y | Political mules, five and six years old, ( c a n d i d a t e fo r t h e o ffic e of C le rk to be h e l d in J u n e . mtADKNTOWN, F la, Apr. 26 with wngon and hnrness. Mules LOST of t h e C irc u i t C o u r t of S em in o le JNO. D. JIN K IN S . louncements C o u n ty , n u b jr c t to t h e a c t i o n of t h e MISCELLANEOUS — (Special to The Herald)—When weight 1,200 lbs. Write Box 60,1 KOH C O I NTY C 0 M .R IM I09 IK U . D e m o c ra t ic p r i m a r y In June. 1921. No article of value. Is or phono 12, Umatilla, Fla. the citrus growers of Florida, I h e r e b y ‘a n n o u n c e m y can d id a c y ____________ II. 11. C H A U PK L L. t i t ASSHMOH. WANTED reallv lost until after The Achini e-electio n to th e o ff ic e of [n announce that I am ft Cf ooru nrty Georgia, together in one large co­ CALL M r Ijizillt*, the piano man m D is­ F O R J U S T I C E *OF T I I E - P E A U e T Herald Wants have been 60 Cents I for re-election to two t r i c t N u mCboemr m Flaos ul nrn e r of froSem h e r e b y a n n o u n c e t h a t I am n for flrnt class tuning nnd re­ b u rn in g F e d ? operative organisation controlling called upon to restoro it to ITea Aaaeeaor of Bornl* C o u n ty , s u b j e c t to t h e a c ti o ninole c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e o ff ic e o f J u s t i c e Home Cooked Meals. Two blocks of pairing. Flayer plnnns a spcclalaubject to tin* declathe rightful owner. of t h e p e a c e In a n d f o r t h e F i r s t 75 per cent of their crop, nnd adbusiness district. . ty. 520 West First St. Fhnne 28. f Democratic Primary to t h e D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y J u n e 3rd, J u s t i c e D is t r ic t of S e m in o le .C o u n ­ " Pockctbooks, jewelry, ap­ 1931. PHOENIX HOTEL. MENTH0LATUM une 3rd. 1921. ty. XVtlh t h e lejcnd an d e ff ic ie n t yertise, pack ami tlistribute their FOU SA L E -O nT r^alolm inter pup ________________ U. F . W H E EL E D . parel, personal possessions, “ A. VAUGHAN. 300 Park Ave. a s s i s t a n c e of t h e e x r o u t l v r o ff ic e rs fruit properly, “they can market .......... “,u.............. . ...... five months old Also one female quickly relieves Ft! It COUNTS' COM MISSIO NER. things of intrinsic value of t h e c o u n ty I p r o m i s e to do my jW t's iir.iilF K . I hereby announce my c a n d i ­ d u ty W ith o u t p r r ' u d t r e . crop of 10,000,000 boxes larger pointer three yenrs old. Fifteen und others that are prised L .rs of Semlnol* C o u n ty : d a c y f o r C o u n ty C o m m la a lo n e r fo r and Madam Harriet, U 0 . STRING FELLOW . because of their association, tnnnunc# m y s e lf a e a n - D l a t r l c t No. 3. S e m in o le than the one they had this year and dollars each. Apnly to J. E. Hicks, C oun ty, Beauty Parlor. FO Il rO U N TY JU DG E. , Sheriff of S e m in o le a u b je c t t o th e D e m o c r a t ic P r i m a r y , 1000 Onk Ave,, City. arc often quickly returned, refreshes. get two to three times us much Over Mobley's Drug Store, S u b je c t, of c o u rs e , to l ho a c ti o n bjfct to the a c ti o n e f t h e J u n e 3, 1924. when temporarily lost, of Ore D e m o e ru tlc p r i m a r y to h e , Park Ave. Phone 246. r primary l» ho held o n money for their fruit.” U P . It AG AN. through Herald Wants, held J u n e 3rd. I w ill lie a c a n d i d a t e ) It I nm elected 1 p le d g e PUBLIC Stenographer; your busF U lt H IIE IIIF F . for t h e o ffice of C o u n y t JiUltte of With these encouraging words i Herald Wants arc the fulllll the d u tl e a of t h i s REAL ESTATE T o th e V o t e r s o f H cmlnol* C o u n ty : S e m in o le C ou n ty . I s h a l l be u r a t e ness solicited. 107 Park Ave. the best of my n blllty. first thing to consult when for the future, W. E. Lee, Plant I h e r p b y a n n o u n c e m y can d id a c y ful f o r tn e n o m i n a t i o n a n d e l e c ­ Phone 349. H E. HIIADY. something of value is lust f o r th * o ffice o f S h e r i f f e f S e m i­ tion.* a n d If e le c te d I a s s u r e th e City, prominent independent ship-1 or found. n o le C o u n i y , s u b j e c t t o t h e voter* c l t l s e n s h l p nf S e m i n o le n f n l r a n d . TAX COLLECTOR, per who recently announced his uf- j We want you to look over our announce m y s e lf a c a n - o f t h e D e m o c r a t i c r r l m n r y to be f a i t h f u l a d m i n i s t r a t i o n o f t h e a f ­ SPEED UP YOUR NOTICE Herald Wants bring los­ . the office o f T a x C ol- Held J u n e 3rd. 1921. If elec ted I f a i r s of th e office. filiation with the Florida Citrus | Celery Farmr. i.'etlngj before huyers and finders together. iSetnlnole C ounty, s u b j e c t p ro m is e f o u r y e a r s o f L aw E n ­ ___________ _ Kl’H E L L f l M A IN I ’S, Anyone wishing to com­ I jAZY LIVER lialon of the D e m o e ru tlc f o r c e m e n t In ft b u s i n e s s m a n n e r by F o il PROSECUTING* ATTORNEY Exchango, briefly outlined nt n lin g We will save you money, To reach all the people lie held J u n e Srd. 1*14. t h e h e l p of t h e p r o p e r su bordi­ municate with f .19 Knight* effectively — leave your growers mass mceling nt the 1 I d e s i r e t<* a n n o u n c e to t h e clt I It. C. MAXWBLU n a t e s o r u s n l a t a n t s a n d e s r n * s tl y l e n s «*f S e m in o le C o u n t y t h a t I n m Want Ad at The Herald of­ Clem Jonea Liver anil Kidney court house lust night what the | FOR S A L E -Ilouae and lot closo of the Ku KIuk Klan of s o l i c i t t h e s u p p o r t of a l l la w e n ­ c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e n o m i n a t i o n to I t l T Y COMMISSIONED. fice. Phone us to send for Tonic Will Do It exchange can accomplish when g iv -, | n> $ 3 , 000 . f o r c e m e n t v o te r s , on J u n e 3rd. Sanford may do so by ad­ he U ro se c u tlm r A tto rn e y for th e imwuiire my c a n d id a c y As a ton ic w h e n t h e r e In w e a k ­ en sufficient opportunity to func­ RAYMOND U ALLEN. It or phono It to the Want C o u n ty C o u rt o f S e m i n o le C o u n ty , ’ Commlsslonur f o r th e dressing mail to Poatofflce Ad Department. Hmlrt of Beiplnola I’o u n - ~ F o il” C O N S T A B L E OF D I S T I t ir r s u b j e c t to th e a c t i o n o f t h e D e m o ­ n ess n n d lack of a p p e t i t e , w h e n n tion with control of the state’s FOR SALE— j ttcre celery farm Box 68. NO. 1. c r a t i c p r l m a r v , J u n e 3rd. tl'3t. I ll ttl* ex e rtio n yet to tin* a c ti o n of t h e grapefruit and orange outnut. It akes you feel with 6 room house in finu condi­ 1 h e r e b y a n n o u n c e t h a t I a m i will he tc r a tr f u l f o r y o u r v o te a n d tired , y o u r le g s m birr of 1911. d r a g , y o u r b a c k was the first address that Mr. Lee tion. Easy let ms. c a n d i d a t e fo r c o n s t a b l e o f D i s t r ic t th e n o m in a tio n . C. L. W EST. aches, y o u r m o u th t a s t e s an d y o u r h a s m a d e In t h e c i t r u s s i g n - u p d a y No. 1 / s u b j e c t t o th e D e m o c ra tic E tlN K S T F. HODHHOLDER. sleep I* bro ken. C lem J o n e s L iv e r |T \ t i iiniw issioN bh T r l m a r y t o he h e ld J u n e 3rd; 1921. -a n d Mldaw-TSkitbkrfaet U t s u i u i - t k t n snnouacp m y cantlti :onr$rtmi'7l r W ' r rvfy chairman of the sign-up committee termi. |>lmmlsslonrr of D is t r i c t JO N E S L IV E R AND K ID N E Y 1914 a s C o n s ta b l e o f D i s t r i c t Num nlnolr 1‘ounty, s u b j e c t to E. E. W A L K E R . of Its g e n e r a l followed Mr. Lee with an inspira­ o f Hemlnole 001101/ . w hich TONIC, b ecau se of the v o ters o n J u n e F O I l S I I'E H I N T E N D H N T O F PUB* hInecr lu 1. d e s v o ti n g p r e c i n c t s N um ber* TONIC nnd h e a l t h - g i v i n g effect, h a s tional address on the need for co­ MODERN bungalow^, close in, well I M C INHTHUCTION. t. 2. 3 n n d 4. I w ill n p p r e c l n t e th e e s ta b li s h e d Itaolf a s n re c o g n i s e d operative effort in the ctrus indus­ located, cusy terms. is, l_ C. \V KNTZMINOEIt. for T O R PID L IV E R . 1 h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y can d id a c y s u p p o r t of all v o t e r s In D i s t r ic t re m e d y try If the growers and Florida arc F E V E R . MALARIA A N D COLDB. | t OI XTY SCHOOL BO A ItU f o r re*«s1«r(lon t o life o (f lr« or N u m b e r I. CLEM J O N E S ' L I V E R AND K I D ­ to prosper, He described in detail, 5-ROOM house, new, about three announce m y s e lf ft c a n - C o u n ty H u p c r ln t e n d e n t o f P ublic _____ n . C ._ < t? L A U D ) _ W I U T T E N ._ NEY TONIC Is n o t o n ly beneficial how the of Hemlnolo C ounty, so-called "Lakowalcs re-electlan a s a m e m b e r I n s t r u c t i o n miles out on Orlando road, A N N O U N C E M E N T ~lvO lt S T A T E R. C. M A X W E L L a s a liv e r m edicine, b u t It e x e r ­ Schelle Maines )unty Ih iun ltof P u b l i c !n - s u b j e c t t o t h e D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y A T T O IIN E Y . Plan '1 was developed and how It $1800; easy terms. cises n c le a n s in g a n d a t l m u l a t l u g frt>n. D istric t No. 3, to bo h e l d on J u n e 3rd, 1924. Real Estate t a n n o u n c e m y s e lf a c a n d id a te In f lu e n c e In th o s t o m a c h an d b o w ­ started, a movement among __________________ T. W. LAWTON. (Jvleilo, O sceola and f o r th o office of S l a t e . A tto r n e y els. Through Its e x c e l le n t c a ­ ________________ If jrou wers which has___ ntready glv-want a city lot, a subur■uhjqct tn t h e a c ti o n o f and N O T IC E . fo r t h e Heventh J u d i c i a l C irc u it nf t h a r t i c p ro p e r tie s b ilio u s La w y e r Im p u ri­ critic P rim ary. J u n e 3rd. en the Florida Citrus Exchange 65 , ban lot, a house ready built, celF lo r id a , a u b je c t t o t h e D e m o c ra t ic t i e s w h ich h a v e I n t e r f e r r e d 1 w ill he a c a n d i d a t e f o r renomU w i t h Insurance ftvlnk *<rv*d ns a mem* n a t i o n f o r th e o ff ic e o f S l a t e At* p r i m a r y to be h e ld In J u n e . If h e a lt h y p rocesses a r e d r i v e n out. per cent of next year’s crop, and Ny farm, grove or anything in — Court Hoose lie Itanrd since IS I t . a n d l o r n e y o f t h e S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C ir ­ u p o n e x a m i n a t i o n nf my record a k e n o P IL L S w h i l e u s i n g th e which will probably give it 75 per tho Real Estate lino call us. We SANFORD.------FLORIDA Ibcm ih u l rm a n of t h e c u it n f t h e S t a t e of F lo r id a , sub* m y c a n d id a c y I* f a v n r b l y c o n s i d ­ T medicine— th e T O N IS Is a ll t h a t Is cent of* ................................ sell at tho owners prico only. the fruit by May 1. kca 1)19, especially file tne l e d lo t h e a c t i o n o f t h e D emo­ e re d , y o u r vote u n d a c t i v e a u p p o rt Deeded. Vork required of a B o ard c r a t i c P r i m a r y . In telling of his citrus experi­ Y n u r e n d o r s e m e n t will be a p p r e c i a te d . T IIE COST IS S M A L L —T H E -u i If re-elected I u r o m - f o r a se c o n d t e r m o f o ff ic e will be M IL L A R D B. SMITH. Coll and see us. We give you B E N E F I T IS G R E A T . ence, Mr. Leo said he bn* been in Dno eoriaelentlniis a n d c o n - K re a tly n p tirecln ted . R n u m llla t 4k A n d e rs o n . S a n fo r d , Florida fruit business for 10 years. the bargains and service. STEWART The Florist | m v k e as h a s b e e n r« n d G E O R G E A. DECOTTK3. F lo rid a . George A. DeCottes nj many y e a rs o f serv ice. He told of the trying times experi­ THE .SEMINOLE REALTY CO., S t a t e A t t o r n e y . H ev en th J u d ic ia l Flowers For AH Occasion* CHAH F. IIAHRIHON. Seminole Hotol Annex. Attomey-at-Law COLD FACTS C i r c u i t. . S l a t e e f F i o r i n a._____ enced in the season of 1906-7, said Geneva, F l o r i d a . ' F o i l COUNTY JU DG E. (h er Seminole County tho organization of the Florida Cit­ Members Florists Telegraph DoCTiuIs ENTATlVIL STOP A TT A C K S O F 1 h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y s e lf n* a rus Exchange nt that time made That’s what tho Herald 2 aak ectfu lly a n n o u n c e m y s e lf c a n d i d a t e fo r t h e o ff ic e o f C ounty livery Association the citrus business profitable for B<1Ida11- fur t h e H o u se n f J u d g e o f Hemlnole C o u n ty , sub ject Want Ada aro—cold fncts— Sanford, ■ Florid* jtxtlve from S e m in o le t u t h e D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y . J u n e 3, all growers for many years. It’s about things th at are plan­ 814 Myrtle Ave. Phone 260-W *Bh|-ct to th e D e m o c r a t ic 1*14, 7 p le d g e f a i t h f u l serv ice work of standardizing packs and ned for your good. They •litmi 3, 1921. If e le c te d s h o u l d y o u n o m i n a t e me. creating new markets he said, sav­ are plain statements that ■vurste c o n s t ru c ti v e Is g la" J ______ J. O. RHAR(lN.__ r the tu-ncdt of t h e g r e a t ed the situation then. will help you get what you Th# d r u g g i s t w h o s * n a m * a p . 31 EM U E l l .O F SCHOOL BOARD. per i.f people III H emlnole are after in business, home p e a r s hnluw w ill s u p p l y y o u w i t h The present crisis has been I w i s h to a n n u u n c e t h a t I am a Fred R. Wilson pnd the s ta te nf F lo r id a . a 11.00 b o ttle nf H O O V E R 'S IM ­ or recreation. Elton J Houghton brought about, Mr. I-ee declared, cand idate fo r Mem ber of th e J. n . L T U S & School H o ard o f Hemlnole C oun ty PR O V E D ASTHMA REM EDY, because “there is too much com­ Read these cold facta ev­ LNTl I 'lM I I I I ) h i o x f .H. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW fr o m S ch o o l D la t r l c t No. 1. sub ject ARCHITECT w ith t h a u n d a r s t a n d l n g t h a t a f t a r petition at this end of the line. We ny innimnc* my c a n d id a c y to t h e d e c is io n nf t h e D em ocratic ery day and soon It will Pty t'ummlssiorter f u r t h e p r i m a r y t o b e b s t d J u n e 3. 1924. vou h a w tu k # n o n a h a l f th * m a d haven’t hod enough fruit under the ■trike you forcibly that First National Bank Bldg. First National Bank Bids* fict. comprlsInK th # t n w n s k in * , you aro n o t s a t l s f l r d w i t h II. H. PAT T i a i l AL U direction of one organization to see there Is something you aro We have « W on n *V)-. to, n ew nod, a n d A lSanford, ----------Florida Sanford --------- - Florida th* r e s u lts , y o u m a y r e t u r n t h e FO Il M IK U IF 'F . that the crop was properly distrib. [Sprlmt,, and re s p e c tf u l ly missing. That la the help y a n n o u n c e m y s e lf a c a n ­ b s l a n c n an d y o u r m o n e y w ill ►># uted and our prices maintained. J ’ IBPPort of th e v oter* o f the Herald Wants can af­ d i d a t e f o r re e le c t io n t o t h r office Irlet «t th e p r i m a r y to b« c h e e rf u lly re f u n d e d . * No s m o k e When we g*t 75 per cent of the paved street on which ford you. o f S h e r i f f o f S e m in o le C o u n ty s u b ­ J. 1924. or disagreeable odor ab o u t th e fruit in tho exchange we can con­ je c t to t h e a c t i o n o f t h e D emo­ _W B. BALLABD. NGet accustomed to doing h eu se. g i v e s q u ic k re lie f , a n d If trol the situation and we will nev­ we will build a house »rXTY UUMMISSION Ell. c3.r a t iIfc perlei mc tea rdy ftoor bea n oh tehlde r onte rJmu n eI things by the Herald Want used ' f o r a r e a s o n a b l e l e n g t h of er have another year as bad as >y announcs my c a n d lAd method and you wiU le d g e t o fu lfill t h e d u t i e s of th e tlma. rt m u v c * th * causss and J’j'vniy C o m m iss io n er f o r po ffice this one. to suit, and make any The Matthews Press In t h e s a m e e f f i c i e n t m a n n e r find them profitable, even . O btrlci of Hemlnole t’o u n Tailor*, Cleaners and Dyer* c o n d itio n s w h ic h render you t h s t I h a v e c o n d u c t e d II In th e Approximately 200 growers from In the most trivial matters. f J " t tu iii^ a c ti o n o f t h e s u b j e c t to a t t s e k s o f A s th m a . W elak a n i l s , llaiifard F la . pmary 0f | j j | . this and surrounding communities terms to s u it You had VI Park Atmm — Phot* 4*1 P M I' C. M. HAND. Turn the cold facts of the Phone 417-L-2 $1.00 sad IX4M Deities at Y e a r ____ K H. K I L B E R . attended the meeting, and • they Heraid Wants Into gold in .'... .. F O I l C L E R K b y ' c o u r t . .. . , D r u g s L I’a. SJJ* SENATOII FROM TUB were unanimous in their applause better look thid up. I h e r e h v a n n o u n c e ' m y candidacy your pocket. TBEYth SF.NATOItl.il. of the appeals for co-operation fo r t h e o ffice o f C le r k of th e C ir ­ Roumillnt Sc Andorson I»I9THUT. To reach all th« people made by Dr. MacKenzie and Mr. nunc.' my c a n d id a c y f o r c u i t C o u r t . S e m in o le C o u n ty . F l o r ­ Sanford, F lo rid a . . effectively — leave your I'.n a» Hints H ennlnr fr o m ida, s u b j e c t to t h e d e c is io n of th# Lee. According to exchange offic­ Sanford Sign Shor Wilson Welding & l m s r y t u be held on Want Ad a t The Herald of­ Henatorlal D istric t. D e m o c r a t i c p rD.. A F r e e T r i a l W il t Be S e n t By ials, most growers In this section 1821. I s t a n d for K *?• D em ucratlc P r i m a r y Jeuf fnice i eInr cdy. A. H. £ . Lewis Co fice. Phone tu to send for Work* APPROPRIATE nnd s e r v ic e In office. have already Joined tho organiza-. June 3rd. 1 a m a n a t it, or phone it to the Want V AN CE B. DOUGLASS. tion, Hign-up committees will beU ri^* Geo. D* Hoover R , w P rucilcln * a t 8 a n ■» LETTERING • I f IPs Metal we ear. weld U." | Ad Department. FOR COUNTY JUDG E. gin work at once, however, can- (F irs t N a tio n a l B ank B uiluinff PVl,' 11ni' h av e b een a r e s ­ For All Classes of Work lla a n f a e lf r la g F h a rm a rle t, ta e . t s l attorney In th o N ln e- T o th o P e o p le o f S e m ln u te C oun ty: SANFORD, FLORIDA vassing all non-member growers to 107 p a r L A ve T eletth o n a S49 I am a c an d id a te for County f'Utnrlal D istric t f o r 13 107 Nort! 8anford Ave K. Leeml I I , PHONE 148 get {heir signatures to the “Lake- 1U‘ JfK A ' * ’ l e ,e l,none kUdr<LUPPOrl will be g r e a t - J u d g e , v o u r s u p p o r t a n d vote on J u n e t h a 3rd w ill be a p p re c ia te d , wales Plan” contracts by May 1, HIHm Hm im m m m m BBH m H m BI LOST an opportunity to „ — ■••P abreast with the time* by n®* reading the classified your tinny- newspaper, P11ler»lJ erald 'resting want ads contain many Interesting mo-rage:. U will pay you tg.reM !|LEE AFFILIATES W I T H FLORIDA CITRUS EXCHANGE BUSINESS AWPRdFmffit DIRECTORY OF SANFORD ASTHMA JUST A MINUTE PRINTING LEW IS O 'B it VAN. fGlNG UP i S A M U E L A. R WILKIN SON. By GEORGE McMANUS FATHER HOW EE«b M ltfrX lR E JEE.CO T O N IG H T ? WH1DD0N & HODGES HELLO* t^ O R tiE FEEL f i n e : TOO MOt»T OO Z Z DOCTOR YOU M O W G O TO ^ l e e p : t u t -t u t ;. COULD ^ T O P r1 ALL N IG H T , ;! W E L L !' t o CAT* fa ct I KNOW Yi T lR E D N O NVE THE. /a H F U A R E \/E R V T fO U N A Y :n i h g o f f . Sanford Machine C a G eaeral M achine a a J B elle* Wn U frllM ir U haae «3 Q rlM lw J S e a le r * . V ie, TH M R .J K C V S.O .Shinhoker Contractor and Balkier Sanford. -•< Sanford Novelty Works V C. COLLER, ,,1 . j’ft’, -'k - »-i • M W � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Richest Garden Land SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS SANFORD. FLORIDA, MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1921 Telegram States Coolidge Trying to Give S ir -Is Away I nr TBf Republican Lenders [to Rase Tax Fight L, Offered In Long' Compromise — Some [ Declare Defeat of [Ratos Inevitable*-— Expected Uo Today. L hum U M Ore*"> fcTON, Apr. 28—De­ L Senate in the income itrnue bill v a i poetponsection yraa passed lUire discussion a t the Senator Simmons of ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES Camera Study o f Bobbed Bandit Verdict In Nickels Case Expected today ( B f T » t t iiM la lfO P ffM » A a u f l a l n l Prraat WASHINGTON, Apr„ rWWefirCooHdjcc quote legram produced today in ii the telegram •natc Muscle Snoals S noalsnei Senate nearing as having stated he was trying to “deliver” Muscle Shoals to Henry Ford. Tho telegram came from James Martin Miller to the Dearborn Independent, Ford’s newspaper October 12, 1923. Offering the telegram to Chairman Norris he said while the house records showed Mill­ er had interviewed the Presi­ dent that day. Secretary Weeks was on tho stand when it was offered declared he did not know Miller. NUMBER 21 DELAND, Apr. 28—Auhrey Tee Nickels entered the Volusia circuit court today where he is on trial for the second time charged with criminal assault expecting to have the jury’s ver­ dict before the end of tho day. The last witness was heard shortly before midnight Satur­ day. Following the charge to the jury today by Judge Dick­ inson, arguments nf tho counsel litgin, the state having the clos­ ing words. ■easury Department In­ vestigating Charges Made by Brewer Against the Bu­ reau of -Engraving Conipletes Work nnd Finds Charges ns Made Contnin No Element of Fact Saturday’s political meeting to WASHINGTON, Apr. 28.-S ccwhich the candidates for the sev­ relary Mellon advised President eral state offices were invited, Coolidge Sunday night that tho proved to 1m- ns devoid of interest treasury had completed its inquiry as it possibly couuld be. Only into chnrgcs' of Irregularities in eight office seekers look advantage the bureau of engraving and had of the invitation of the county found them baseless. Democratic Executive Committee Sergeant At Arms Arrives At The charges, made by Chas. B. to be present and present their Washington Court House With Bower, department of justice a t­ claims for office. Warrant for Arryst of torney and which were accompan­ Those sneaking included: Con­ Daugherty. in the income tax fight ied by wholesale dismissals in the gressman W. J. Scars of Kissim­ is vfeck on the rates bureau by President Harding, con­ mee who is seeking re-election; in * The l o i e l a l f i l I'r r -a ) the house—tho Longtained no clement of fact, Mr. Mel­ Charles H. Spencer nf Tnmpn. can­ WASHINGTON, Apr. 28.—Armed jromise. Thia move is lon asserted. He informed the didate for governor; Worth W. with a warrant for the arrest of m the defeat of tho Melchief executive that he was enabled Tammell of Miami, also a candi­ Mai S. Daugherty, brother of the leclared to ho inevitable as a result of the investigation to date for the same office; A. T. taders'. BUFFALO,, Apr, 28.—The pro­ confirm tho integrity of the govStuart of Tampa- -frofesenting former uttorney general, n deputy posal for American participation ernment's securities. ml and Sur Tax Frank E. Jennings.... Millard B. sergeant a t arms of the senate i Smoot qf tho finance in the world court is as "dead as Smith of Titusville, candidate for has left for Washington Court Specific Replies. in charge of'the reven- Caesar,” unless the country can he state’s attorney; Lewis O’Bryan, House, Ohio, 'fie home of Mr. Contained in the report to the wets to bring up Mon- aroused to its s|ppport, Senator president, a docnpient of magazine candidate for state senator; H. J. Daugherty. rmil and aur tax ratea Walsh, Democrat,, Montana, de- size, were sueciflc replies to every Lyle and Mayor Forrest Lake, both Dnvid R. Burry, the senate scrine of tho closest party dared here Sunda y in an address assertion made by Brewr in his candidates for state legislature. geant-nt-arms, in disclosing tho the session is expected, to the League of Yomen Voters, repented assaults on the treasury Congressman Sears was the first resting to the houao speaker of the meeting. He spoke departure of Deputy J. J. Mc“Unfortunately it is associated, and by these, Secretary Mellon hich would provide- for in-its origin, wi i the league of nn- said, the “utter falsity” of every briefly speaking on anything but Grnin, said he had be8n informed i sur tax rate of 37 1-2 tions," his candidacy. He told his hear­ by Mr. Daugherty’s friends that he snid Senator Walsh. charge was established. In addi­ tion, the treasury chief vigorously i planned, if necessary, “Enough. Away with it.” ers that he is now rounding out his nssailed Brewer personally, saying Lard a scries of amcnaeighth year ns congressman. The would accept service of the war­ Has Democratic Concurrence. Interesting close-up study of Celia iVoney, tho notorious bob-hair congressman stated that he had rant. He added that his informa­ hcreasing by gradual "Singularly enough the proposal in concluding the report: [maximum sur tax from commended nlways in the past ami would con­ tion wns that Mr. Daugherty is “His report indicates a conspic­ gtingirl of Brooklyn, N. Y. by two Republican l recommended by Secre- presidents, including the sugges­ uous uvomnneo of fairness, and the tinue in the future to serve his not now in Washington Court [n.. This would bring tion as to reservations has the frequent adoption of artful nnd constituents to the best of his House, and that consequently a r ­ htts of 30 per cent, 32 concurrance of every Democratic evasivo methods. Where the fact* ability trying a t nil times to have p per cent and 37 1-2 per member of the senate who were are susceptible of distortion, Mr. those measures passed which would rest would be deferred. Hu did same time Renunli- opposed to tho league of nations, Brewer resorts to distortion; where serve best, the interests of this not know, he a«:d, where Mr. pf also to put aside the and yet it lies moribund before th omission of details will pervert fast growing section nf the stato. Daugherty is at present. rmal rates for those the commiCthe on foreign relations a situation, Mr. Brewer resorts to Mr. Sears reminded his hearers In presenting the resolution r the house. thnt the Republican nnrty Is nlnn- calling for the r.rrest of Mr. without having any part In any omission; where misstatement of ning to put a man in the field to Daugherty! Chairman Brookhart 'on Strict Party Vote. known program of the majority oppose his enndidary. He further uf the investigating committee, re­ Rna) decision resting bc- party for the work of the current Federal Trade Commission Makea Manager of Southern Utilities praised the Democratic party lead­ 1house rates and those session or any session, for that ported to the senate that the Ohio Report On Cotton Industry Plant at Arcadia Succeeds To ers for their records ip., congress banker on two occasions had >y senate Democrats the m atter,. a subject of jest indeed, Indeed, In 8outh. Managership of I mksI Plants. In securing. _good const?' * leg- failed to obey senate subpoenas. ___ . ',ive Id hinge, as In the house, with most of those influential in isltlon at the price nf bitted clash­ The committee sought not only his [party vote, and the out- the framing of such a program." <n? Th*> X i'u rla irit l> ir u ) C. A. Ilyrd, for the past few es with the Republicans. testimony, hut \ho records of va­ la dtoend largley on the WASHINGTON, A pr., 2H—Re­ Free to Submith or Not. years manager of the utility plants Mr. Spencer was the next speak­ rious financial transactions in his ipublican insurgents, vision of trading practices nn the Describing the relation of the nation’s cotton exchnnge is recom­ In Arcadia owned by the Southern er. He stated that he wns borh Midland Nutional bank. piocrat rates—drawn up world court to the league of na­ mended by the Federal Trndc'Com­ Utilities Company, will succeed across Lako Monroe at Enterprise The w arrant calls for the tak­ tions, Senator Walsh said the Uni­ r Simmons, North Curb­ mission in a report on the cotton Henry Rosehrn ns manager of the and that for the past 40 years has ing Into custody of "the body of ing Democrat on the ted States waa free to submit or been a resident of Tampa. Re­ M. 8. Daugherty, wherever found” 'industry to be transmitted to tho pnaittee—would provide not to submit any controversy to Sanford plants, it was announced viewing his past public service gud hi* production to answer “such ’senate Monday. [schedule starting a t one the court. America may say at record, Mr. Spencer said thnt ha *nw.^hne w*thoot ofTem*e^hw added? hc.repoi2, inode public Sundnyr I35F th at The Trm^iwrW w n sw Jw d s. ID rt Twpoifcc to a reaoiutfmr nr*[•ft-;- M foundation. Thcro has been no direct., Should he refuse to an­ ie it 1200,000 would b* of a class according to which the fraudulent duplication or over-is- recting tne commission to investi­ night and will formally nssumc his swer the questions contempt pro­ settled policy of the United States gate alleged violations nf tho anti­ new duties oil Thursday, "Muy 1. auc of the public debt, but, on the ceedings will he instituted. l rates adopted by the is never submitted to the determi­ other hand, by investigating the trust laws by cotton exchanges and The new manager has been con­ nation of any tribunal or It may cotton dealers, and the effect of M st 1 1-2 per cent on Brewer charges and establishing WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE, pd graduated up to a decline to submit without offering the utter falsity thereof, the such alleged violations on spot cot­ nected with the Southern Utilities Ohio, Apr. 28.—John McGrain, any reason. Company for n period extending | of 27 1-2 per cent on treasury is enabled unreservedly ton prices. deputy sergeunt-utyarms bf tho “Now what is the objection to to confirm the integrity both of The commission recommendedI over the past 10 years during which [There is little raqro than United States senate, arrived here our joining tho other nations of st-difference between the those branches of tho treasury ser­ revision of glades of cotton deliv­ time he has been manager of sev- and of the white people. He stated last nurtft with tha warrant for the on future contracts, does -throughout while the earth in upholding this agency vice which huve been engaged in erable that ho was a "tax buster and not of Mai S. Daugherty, both­ for peaco, feeble though it may the handling of public debt securi­ changes In the system of making1 era! of the plants in different citing a .ta x booster.'' Ho declared him­ arrest er 6f the former attorney general. be?” asked Senator Walsh. "Bear ties.” spot quotations and delivery on in this state. self against 'Income faxes .both Ho went immediately tp the Mr. Byrd is said to be one of state and federal. Daugherty home, but was told Mr. Mr. Mellon assured the president New York future contract at Mr. Spencer ignored tho invita­ Daugherty waa out of the city. Mr. there had been “no fraud or care­ southern ports, and publication of the most cupahlc anil efficient man­ lessness on the part of officials or the total volume of future and agers in the state nnd his promo­ tion to speak from tho platform McGrain made a second visit but employes, responsible for the safe­ open trades. No proof could be tion to the managership of the lo­ and instead choio to walk around again wus unable to locale Mr. among tho voters th at wero pres- Daugherty. Later a conference guarding of the retired securities.” obtained, tho commission reported He said Brewer had called atten­ on charges thnt cotton merchants, cal plants, is a deserved recogni­ cqt. He paused several times to with Mr. Daugherty’s attorneys shake hands with a person when was held and Mr. McGrain was tion to lossea "during a period of have pooled their interests to ma­ tion of ability, it is said. seven years,” and added that the nipulate future prices or of any Henry Rosebro, for the past 18 he thought he had made u partic­ told that Mr. Daugherty would be in his office tomorrow to receive total of these was' 913,100 and were attem pt to restrict competition in months ninnagcr here, leaves the ularly strong point. • The next speaker was Mr. Tram­ the warrant. the result of thefts committed by the trade. subordinate clerks or messengers A “three contiguous grade con­ latter part of tno week to assume mell. Ho spoke In favor of reap­ in the treasury.” .. tract," providing that delivery on his new duties as the general man­ portionment and of draining the “It has been pointed out," the each contract shall be composed of ager of a large ice and cold Rtorago Everglades. He, however, declared letter continued, "that the loss of not more than three adjacent or plant in Roanuke, Va. Like Mr. that he was not in favor of darin$13,100 over a period of seven contiguous grades of cotton, waq Byrd, Mr. Rosebro has been with Ing them so much that they would be left unprotected from firs, lie * ** years, during which time over one recommended for future dealing. the .Southern Utilities Company for hundred billion dollars in securities This system the report said, should ‘ approximately 10 years, was re­ then reviewed hla public service were handled hy thousands of em­ he used only on condition that the cently offered the responsible posi­ record, stating th at he was born ployes, is by no means a reflection southern warehouses delivery sys­ tion in Roanoke and no decided to in Lakeland, aorvad as a represen­ Not content wth catching threo tative. was assistant attorneyWASHINGTON]- Apr. 28.—Tu­ upon the officials or employes of tem ia adopted. negro bootleggers on Thursday af. accept. , general of the state, superinten­ multous scene aweer enacted in a tne treasury responsible for tho Spot Quotations In leaving Sanford, Mr. Rosebro dent of tho state hospital for the ternoon, members of the local po­ hotel here Sunday when represn- safeguarding of retired securities More accurate spot quotations; recently stated that it ia with a insane and later served as assist­ lice department got busy Friday tatives of a number of women’s nor upon th e treasury’s system of tho commission claimed, would give great deal of regret. His many ant United 8tates Attorney. At afternoon and arrested three white organizations clashed with dele­ controls and audits. Incidentally, truo commercial differences for use friends hero wilt wish him sutrc&a resent ho Is making hie homo in men with whiskey in their posses­ gates to the convention of the Wo­ the thefts of securities illustrate sion and at Monday morning’s ses­ in settlement of the future'contract in hla new Held of endeavor. Mr. liami, he said. , » men’s International League for the danger of retaining indefinite­ make for more stable rela­ Byrd will move nia family here Mr. Stuart was the next on the sion of Municipal court each re­ Peace and Freedom. ly, and not destroying the dormant which tion between spot and future within a short timo to maao thia program. Representing the can­ ceived a fine of $200 and coats. One Called together to protest stocks of retired securities.” {Continued on page 8) fcia future home. didacy <rf Frank E. Jennings, tha of the mon received an additional against the meeting of the interna­ Closed Incident. and costs for Carrying apuakcr declared th at the campaign fine of‘ $50 tional league, the women’s gather­ With the transmission of the concealed* wcaipons. is between men and not Issues. He ing was thrown open to discussion detailed report to the White The men wno gave their names declared, that with all due respect and league representatives toqk the House, treasury officials were in­ as C. H. Berry, Everett Pemberton to the other candidatee, the race ia floor to defend its principles. clined to regard the case as a and B. Meadows, are said to clearly between John W. Martin have T. Shouted questions and answers in* closed book. It waa reiterated, been engaged in tha bootleg­ and Frank E. Jennings. He stated termingled- with hisses soon filled however, that treasury officials are ging game ^or some time in this that as n member of the legisla­ viclnity. the air, and it was with great dlf- willing to continue to cooperate " eadowa was the one JACKSONVILLE.. AJr. 2 8 ^ Acuity that the proteatante finally with tne house committee in its in­ (Special to The Herald.)—That co­ industry—citrus fruit production. ture when Jennnlga also was a who had the pistol In his posses­ Tho report of the committee, member, he had a nopportunity to were able to adopt a resolution quiry Into the Brewer allegations operative marketing of citrus sion. They were caught by Chief urging congress to Investigate although the view was th at the of­ fruits wes unequivocally indorsed unanimously accepted by the con­ carefully observe the man. who Is Roy G. Williams and Officers Walk­ vention. contained the following now seeking the governorship. what it termed pacific and unpa­ ficial report waq * complete and by the Florida Bankers’ Associa­ Mr. Sturt’s was declared by many e r and Green. triotic propaganda. definite reply to every phase of tion in its annual convention at preamble and resolution: The men are thought to have "Realising the serious situation to have been the best talk of the the attorney's charges. . principal item of.conflict beoperated a still beyond the Welaka Orlando, became evident when the mnfronting the citrus industry of meeting. tween the .... warring ____ f Hgroups i p p was H that i River In Lake county. It ia said full text of the resolutions thnt (Continued on page 8) of patriotism, speakers for both Jewelry Store {lobbed wore adopted reached this city yes­ the state, which was referred to th at it haa been their custom to by our preaident in hi sannuul adsides asserting their forebears bring their goods to Sanford for terday. While the declaration on obligation of the bankers of the fought in wars for the United Platinum, > Diamonds the eubject recommended by tho itate in asaiiting and promoting S&nity Experts Picked disposal. When cqpght they had States froqj the revolution down. quart bottles besides a large resolutions committee and unani­ tha continued prosperity of the To Examine Bandits 20 The Disabled American Vete­ IMw T h e Au m Ii I H P r r u l ju g full of moonshine. All three mously approved by the conven­ rans also jumped into the fight NEW YORK, Apr. 2 »-T hree tion, doea not specifically mention itate; and pleaded guilty a t coart this morn­ lllr Tha AsaealalaO Prrw ) over the convention last night with bandits today bound and gagged the Florida Citrus Exchange ,it is "Whereas, Certain specific con­ ing. ditions seem to be hugely respon­ NEW YORK. Apr. 28— Exami­ a statem ent from Commander Jas. Charles Kresney In the office of a tantamount to an indorsement* of Fines in this momln ’a court tosible, these coi.uitions, briefly nation of tha mental condition of taled $895. The three lquor cases A. McFarland, who declared hie or­ jewelry manufacturing plant In that organisation since there is no ganization has refused to endorse the heart of lower Manhattan aky other co-operative body engaged dated comprising largely the m ar­ Celia Cooney, bobbed halted ban­ runs the total up to 1 fee plan for meeting. scrapers district and escaped with in the marketing of Florida citrus keting and distribution of citrus dit and her husband, Edward, is to ilice .department h be made by two commissions ep» '’We have *n abiding conviction,'' diamonds and platipups valued at products. us far this month. is the desire of the anted by Judge Martin, Brooklyn . ha said, "th a t those who opposed $150,000. Other cases tried In The action of the convention In Florida Ban keg*' Association to onday. Tha decision to appoint Proper military and naval defense The foreman on coming to Work placing itself on record for co­ aid In correcting ithe situation; the commission to examine Cooney ar* willingly or Ignorantly speed­ found Kreaney and Josephine operative marketing followed an therefore be it ■'** f*0*i>ondUeld wes reached lest Week when it waa “ ing the day who nthe manhood of Zlfano, charwoman, bound and impreaatfe l*e presentation preaentatJ of the sit­ "Resolved, That wa strongly learned that his father had diad In M. Williams, tha country will be forced to suffer gagged. Kreaney, In aeml-con- uation in tha citrus industry due to condemn tho marketing of unripe treated; Fosi and die In order .that we may have scloua condition* was taken to the disorderly methods made in his an- cltrua fru its and recommend to an Insane asylum, it waa decided dismissed; Albert to examine the woman when it wee peace and freedom.’* * hospltaL, His wallet Was stolen, *fdrS ! . by " U rtn g President your honorable bo*ly such ways and learned that a motion would prob­ $10 -bond estreated and it la stated that It container! CJW. L. Wilson, la which favor., ably be made to have a piaa of speeding, $25 npd coats; Jiip Lee, reference Was made ta*tk& mm it tee to oo- guilty set aside to enable tria l In speeding. contInuqdfcCtorlen to w eventeen Year Old diamonds worth $75,000. Plati- able Florida Cltrua Exchange »ad the wood. drunk and disorderly,** $25 of an enforce- defense of temporary Insanity. »ni*IUr .tod»y h Boy Held for Murder speaker personally indorsed . tha 2 > *M* to , hibita the ship' bond estreated; Augusta Kirkland, an ounce, citrus sign-up day campaign ’V-T platinum valued at w n o , H. C. speeding. $3 and C it* and th a t We ware also taken. 1 prim ary , son. drunk, $5 am olute necessity MARKETS diction. P . v « Arnold, reckless n j f i a dietribudrunk, $100 and » of citrus fruits lams, drunk, $$ f Arnold, drunk, $8 Davis, drunk sod bond estreated; Vf, URGE REVISION C. A. BYRD TO BE OF PRACTICES SUCCESSOR OF COTTON TRADE HENRY ROSEBRO W Tumultous Scenes Enacted At Capital When Women Clash 1 Co-Operative Marketing Is Indorsed By The Florida Bankers Association K S Georgia Congressman Witt b« One nf Prominent Visitors To Sanford Meeting Qn Friday Mayor Forrest Lake is Informed by Hollins Ran­ dolph, Campaign Manager for McAtioo in Georgia. According to a telegram receiv­ ed thsi morning by Mayor Forrest Lake from Hollins Randolph, man­ ager of the McAdoo campaign in Georgia during the recent campagin, William D. Upshaw, con­ gressman from the Fifth Georgia District, will be among those pres­ ent at the convention of McAdoo forces which convenes here Friday of this week, it was announced. Mr. Upshaw, for the past few years a representative in the low­ er house from Georgia, and one pf the most prominent southern Dem­ ocrats of that body, has ' always been an ardent supporter of Mr. McAdoo and wns one of those rrsnonxible for the sweeping victory that he made i nthe recent primnry when Underwood waa defeated by a four to one vote. Tho Georgia congressman is not­ ed for his oratorical abilities and it is possible that he will be called upon to address the convention when it meets hero this week-end. Certainly, it is said, that his in­ fluence will be felt in the organi­ zation bf the Florida forces for the coming primary. Following n conference hero Sat­ urday and Sunday between Mayor Forrest Lako and W. T. Schuman of Washington, second assistant secretary of the United State* Treasury under William Gibbs Mr* Adoo, the former announced Mon­ day that everything now indicates that the hig state convention pf McAdoo friends and aunrjorters called to convene here Friday and Snturdny of thia week, will be a great success. . The mayor .annouiccd that Mr. Schuman, sent here by the na­ tional headquarters bundling tho candidacy of Mr. McAdoo, stated that several prominent party lead­ ers from both Washington and Chicago, will be present at tho. meeting. The names, however, have not heap made public but will iq all probability be an­ nounced within tho next few days, ■ H w y a ja .ffiL .-l 1^* Mm" frV*1 man had definitely outlined to tho mayor, the organisation that should be perfected to handle the candi­ dacy of the former treasury head in this state. Mayor Lake fqrther stated that tho first meeting of the conven* tion will bo called Friday aftarnoon a t 3 o'clock a t the Milane bas been receiving since the first call was Issued over a week ago. Delegations from every large city in the state and from many of the smaller places are expected to be here. Representative A. T. Stuart of Hillsborough county together with F. M. Williams, will lead a large delegation frtipi that county, W. J. Carmichael of West Palm Beach will bring another delegation. Charles Ketchum of Key West wilf head a committee, J. F. C. Griggs of Jacksonville, Dr. A. W. Mfl|ensie of Leesburg will be others who will head delegations. Mayor Lake was further inform, cd by wire thia morning that it ia ■till possible that Mr. McAdoo will bo «bto to be hero for tho meeting. I t I* felt by the chief supporters af his candidacy in thia a^ate, that hla presence would add much to tha occasion and Icqd more enthuaiaam to tho fight that will be made in Florid* in his be­ half. Each hour brinra more messages to the mayor informing him that large delegations will bo here and that he may count on the support of certain cncpfnunitiea. The mayor now predicta that there will be at least 1,000 and perhaps 1,500 peopie in Sanford when the convention is called. The mayor sUted that he waa in receipt o( wires stating that (^legations may be expected from: > v . „ b v sfc Orlando, Fort Myers, lakeland, RL P aursburg a J o th .r p U c T '' , �has hr err known'to* W 5 NationalBoys’Week Ginzburg, airians for some time end U called Haiti Creates New (h* matabnler. It U e simple appa­ s that deteratines the quantity T ech 1— Will BeObservedJn ofratuosygen Department consumed by a patient. tnnn is drenk.wnd ha nter Sanford Exercises "WWw-a »F- o r Agriculture trove it, has long been a pro] n courts. This Ts Dr. Ginsbt Delivers Memorial p o r t a u P r i n c e , n » iti, Apr. explanation of how to apply raetahular to the question of ini j 26.—The creation o f a technical Haitian Department AddressHereToday T "1fc.SS'i.0SSS cf Agriculture la tho newest phw-f f oown-east definmJS y o u th ,, who, i C y i ■°£* bars chieSjr *”3 Dili, juvenile senatorial InaurHere in - cent from Washington, ballave* them -Eff u ctmtoS!, that radio will ultimately unscram­ the fashionable ! bis the confusion eMonguvs remit»wda for napn*r» ••-enp-froro tbxslliw irt lOihlW lltr tower of Dabci and that It will, in under the Urra aikliilou. so ompiuh more than ail cowboys.” the statesmen and diplomats in his­ -That tide Is an tory toward estabilshlag world fellow s riding th t , a sh in g t o n . W d . c —c . a c of the American administration of Southern Memorial Day was . . TT7 , very fittingly obsarved tb u mornSund* r *!"■- *?Tmarics il!thofU•hUMiwM * m i o arrJkE* L !lurjriH ^ S S u% [ ^ Jbujn» i r^tfco injr by the members nf the JL 4 s tf tnntng National..Boqi * i foondl of atate to carry It through V. Howard Chapter of United j according to an annot 1 the initial stare*, and It has bean Forever —■*Sousa J ? ™ «■«*« Saturday. While s placed under D r. George P. FreeS—Overture, King of the 1M* Th“ *' will not observe it with o man, recently nominated by PreaiBarnard S T a f y S t A peace. S a t e e x e ^ u if M d ‘ ^ ^ " r.te program, fitting « e ;- ' dent Coolidge and confirmed by cou n try.” Blanton lection, Prince of PH "I foresee tlie day,” *sys BUI, I celebration of the event Pre lident Borno. * “ A real cowboy Luders P I n X r « n T . i , . ___ • “when a unlyetrol language will Mr*, p tg n ° i i . . c ay .rci>ca, *.M held throughout the week quicker for onne f —Duett for cornet and .Mr*; R*.J * ,,0,,y- Prealdent of the, Toni„rmw mornim? ever result from world-wide broadcast­ than for anything :. Dr. Freeman ban Just concluded TIU local chapter. clarinet, Serenade ... Invocation was . Ing bjr ladio. •tic k to the old a ‘an extended Uenonal investigation utorql potentialities of 5— Vslse, Italian Nights .„ pronounced by Rev. E. D. Brown* . _( _^TJui_taitcr limUrstsndlagT-tbw- Ilnarde^—ctTjr UQ ^presses great obtim- ___________ __— - Tobanl 1 ■ paster of the Presbyterian fiicndlicr relationship, that will g Its future. Traveling ” INTERMISSION * rc m ritr Which walTdTTowed oy tne be promoted by thlw means bt com­ tor pari on horseback, 6— March, Chicago Tribune,inJTinr of America, by th* audi­ munication, will be the biggest fnc* id questioned the small ence. ^ • _______ ~ Chamber* tor in bringing ju'fitddMM'peace."'. <■ Driest* and gendarme 7— Sacred Selection, Sinr,I . " ’• J* Carpenter, pastor of Oh fling this Blessed Morn , the First Methodist Church, gave F this eniTtx to be acrompllthrd. \ , f n a . c a l coo m l I the memorial address. Briefly he however, b i l l maintain* radio . i ’ A her spring %3 sketched the history ucw nru me ntstory of the origin 8—Serenade, D'Amour m ust be krpy “free to iHe (icople." I’alqUr* anil dvioishS of the observation of the day. He Von “The sTTT he sayf, “la the on ly ^ • b l f house cn | 3 lauded the efforts of the United Inter mezxo, I-a Rose natural resource not already cor­ .av'enuo a new coat Daughter* of Confederacy in pre* nered for prtvato exploitation.” a od the duster and r a j serving the memory of those loves! 9—Patrol, American — .‘To prevent «i*cfal In teresu from •have been busy iruidTi ones who fought for the south obtaining a vested right in radio Mr*. Cal Isn't expecllssj during that four-year period. By 10—Star Spangled Banner bi oadim tlng, denying the air to all m o v e o u t aoon, a n ; s n q their efforts, he *aid, special ex­ who do not pay tribute and giving Incidentally, | ( h * j ercises appropriate for the occa­ JOS. REIZENSTEIN, the tig h t of censorship over w h a t that during this sion are held annually Bandmaster. ih all be broadcasted and who m a y tim e Cal has been iptna Mr. Walker has been a member Following Dr. Carpenter’s ad­ hear It. Ddl has Introduced a bill hia time over at is. of the Sanfqrd Police Department dress, which was enjoyed by lu safeguard the publlc’a Interests o « c e . Which Indiesu* in radio and broadcasting develop ­ everyone, the member aadjourned for the past five years during ment. to Central Park where a wreath which time he has been very active Instead of musk: composers e x ­ was placed on the Confederate in his duties of enforcing the' city a cting i<ay lor the broadcasting o f monument. Later a visit was ulaf intervals in the interest of the made to the cemetery where their composition* by radio, a s laws. He has made this city his Peninsula Naval Stores Company wreaths they have demanded ip a b ea rin g were placed on the graves home for about eight years and is Jacksonville, trill learn with rebefore Congress, they ought to |«ay jnre# of hia death at his horns on thoroughly acquainted with the io “g et on the air,” Dill contends, ftu rs d sy night. Mr. Pound, one duties of tha office which he seeks. “for the .value o f the advertising of the most popular men of his BANKERS MEET they get." He believes that his record with coMmunfty, passed away suddenly the pollcb department of Sanford IN ORLANDO TO and Ml death was a shock to his u n O A P . l N O TOM” BLANTO N entitles him to the consideration many friends over this part of the I ' - of Ti-xas has taken up the of the .voters when they cast their SAN FRANISGO. Apr. 26— Mo­ CLOSE TODAY atate. The /nneral service* and cudgel* In ik b m se of tits cowboy* ballots an June 3. torists charged with intoxication burial will take place this after­ *M Ids sta le, whom he feel* hav# Because he is on night duty, Mr. have caused numerous deaths in (Continued from page 1.) noon at 8:80 o’clock. Walker states that he has been un­ this vicinity recently, and in the room at the San Juan hotel yes­ able to meet the voters in the in­ campaign against reckle*.* driving Mr*. Harry F. Beckham and terday afternoon. terests of his candidacy, but is re­ Dr. 0 . O. Ginsburg. an X-ray speT. A Chancellor, president of children aro spending a few days lying on hia record to apeak for it­ lalist, has offered the police a House leaders informed Presi nrith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G the First National Dank of St. 'booze detector." The senate began consideration dent Coolidge tho house would b< self when the citizens cast their Baasett Sm^h. 206 East Third Petersburg, was chosen as vice votes The machine, according to Dr. ready to adjourn June 1. Street^ before returning to their president of the association by the £M bankers who have registered home in Longwood. at the convention. W. 0. Boozer, asissUnt vice president of the At­ Senior Class Play lantic National Batik of Jackson­ ville, was re-elected for another Silk Hose For Ladies Normandy Voiles Staged Last Night term. Newly elected members of Was A Big Success the 1925 executive committee are CO piecea Norm andy Voiles In »n Silk Boot, some embroidered clock, value* Ernest Mizell, president of the light and dark, small .dots and ntv | ) to ll.CO pair. To close out quick hirst National bank of Fernan(Continued from page 1.) This is the lowest prices this setsoa. James Stone as Judge Bunhy, Burks the valet. Impersonated by Frad Pope, Miss Bernice Austin as Marjorie Bunby, Ham Fleischer a« Willie Peabody, Miss Kittie Du­ Bose aa Louise Byers, John Wil­ son as Dr. Abed, Hal Maine* as Ebeneezer 'Whittle, Mia* Emma Tallahassee. A. P. Anthony, brother of the Spencer as hia wife, and L. N. Telford and Teddy Bigger* a* the new association president, and two little Whittles, were the re­ president of the People*’ Bank of maining character* of the play, all Jacksonville, was named chairman of whom played their parts very of the state bank section, while Sunday, April 27th. 3 P. M. A tC ity Park. J I . .I , . , . . . . — i— ■ -• Yowell ’ROPOSED BILL GIVES BIG SUM < FOR HARBOURS Continued from page 1 . 1 . ! statement that the St. Johns river with Florida Jb u t Coast canal, near Jackson­ J P P t o i t a “ w ia tio n had tncreu*’ville, Bt. Augustine harbor, Tam- cd to 280. The 1921 convention, Fa harbor, with a view to widen- according to Mr. Boozer, had "221 /n g the Ybor estuary channel. " T ^ J , 923, ,avr 251 members, WithlachaCotee river and the An- and in 1923 there were 27-1. He il»° reDortcd that the association. ‘Mote river. ' f For the Improvement of Fer* after defraying current ezoense*. M adina7 harbor, the/established had on deposit in the Atlantic Naauthorization of an appropriation Otnal Bank of Jacksonville, on Apr. 81, 1924 Ihe sum of $.1,886.81. 0/ JU4&QQ was recommended. Convention City Named The largest single Florida item l/i the MU authorizes tthe appropri­ .,.Po“r of Florida nresent.il ation of 81,606,000 for Miami liarbar. This Improvement contem- •••oriaUon. Representative* of plates a channel 26 fset deep a t ; JWMonrill*, W.»t p*|m H«*ch mean low Water 600 feet wide, Bu»Us nnd TaJIahaisee appeared from that depth In the ocean n e a r!0" ‘h* convention floor, but after a the outer end* of the Jetties. "hurt discussion, Jacksonville w ifi. * Surveys of 121 projects are rec- | “ rcw in favor of West Palm Dearh Ommendcd in the biU. tha cost of T00" that. Eusti* and Tall*.’ £*nia to be paid out of a contingent hzssee threw their influence tu the fond now held by the war depart- f*v° r of West Paint Beach, and In»nt' **', 5 ei‘V >*■* unanimously select­ _ -lh* meeting. ” ■ 5 5a 5 * ■ 5 ■ " s ; • 7 5 yd*, txtra good Long ( 2 1-2 yds Lingerie Cloth 3 1-2 yds. Soft Nainsook 1 1-2 yds. Table Damask 63 to 72 inches wide.' 3 large size Huck 18x35. 3 extra heavy Bath Towel* addres* at Continue*! from Pago 1 ; ’hp. nnnmtet held in the •J Sao Juan ■0 that had taken place nt ths bath * . * ridoy night . _ When 318, by room. . ' • 5*p the 1lar;«st . number that ever n bant net in the hotel, were ‘ Only one resident of DvLand i* ;ueats of the association. among the 12 composing thd Jury that will p a is on th erase. Hu is E. L. Rowland, an automobile dealer, who formerly employed the husband of the alleged victim. Other member* of the jury rontc mostly from Daytona and New Smyrna, both place* more than 20 v Wlw* from DeLand. Their name* And occupation* are as follows: Jam** McCullar, truck farmer of t i-’ ■ a ■ " Everybody In Sanford ia glad to see our announcement for a |1 sale, because their dollar* go almost twice a i fur. We don't put our old stock on tty* sale hut lot* of new merchandise, that cannot be replaced a t these pricep. Every department in the store will have some extra good Specials for $rjX> Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. 1500 Yds. o f New Cotton Goods in This $1.0 OSale Towels Victim of Nickels t veeond an- ■ Assault Is Called to Ha «SS and the floral ■ ■ r„j. S Stand -------To TeStlfVi G°vernor Cary A* Hanioe • de- 9 * , IWsrod the principal .. . Domestics and iW e ls 1 2 5 1 3 1-2 yd*. Ever Fust Suiting yd*. Ever Fa»t Voile yds. Punjab Percales 1*2 yd*, of Linen, all colors yd*. Imported Gingham*, size checks and stripes 1 yd. Imported Ratines 3 yds. Likllnen, asst, pattern* C yd*. Good Gingham* 5 yds. 30-in. Crotones 2 yds. 75c Curtain Net*. Odd lots of Organdy and Ratine values up to $1.00 yd—3 yds. Four Allied Romper Clothes Ladies* Handkerchiefs 10 Ladies’ Emb. Hdkfs. 15« value 5 linen and Emb. Hdkfs. 25c value 1 pr. extra nice Bilk Hose, black whits $3.50 and $4.00 Dresses In 'th is »al*. All new dresses, Voilep, Tlz,u*> Gingham. One $3.60 tiroes at Ihe regular pries, another $SA0 Ladle*’ and Children’*, all size*. If „ you aro 'or Seal bargains don’t dollar dress sale. Stripe* and plain color, 32-in wide, 5 yd*, fast colon. . Of Royal Society fancy one big lot of Scarfs, R Dresses and Btampeil goods. Your choice of any piece 24 yds. Linen $3.50 Shirts for $1.00 One shirt for $3.50, another same value for $1.00. One $2.50 shirt and Another for $1.00 same value. Dollar Sale for Men and B o y s ^ . summer 12 yds. Val and Round white and crum . Bell Blouses,/plain, white atripes, fast colors. 6 to 12 2 pra. OQc and 75c Boys’ Sox. Children’s Sox Extra good Blue Chambry and Brown Khaki. Tbrwulf- Gowns, Teddies, Bloomers \ Shirts •**.'&* ■ One big uble aU made of soft Nainsook and nicely trimmed with good quality lace. * All sizes, white and flesh. ! 5 ■ ! ." Powers ! TBa, groeery clerki E. L. Row{ jP lU m j, automobile dealer; Accept Dawes’ Report ■ Ff Alien, carpenter of the Kg* PARIS, Apr. 26— Replies of ? W»«ling to the most reliable four L| gallicd powers on the re- i rmatioq obtainable, all mem- pnrjuione* commission communion- |g of the jury aro married men tlon regarding the Dawes report ! Tew of them are older than 40 wnclly. $4.00 Dress For $1.00 Dollar Sale Fancy and plain color*, size* 5 to 8 1-2, 36c values special 4 prs. ♦mho custom of the popular firm Hna 1 . few y > r* and each I has met with groat success so that it goes without saying that the W**k’ W.IM w,ual‘ surpass, any provious rale. if no‘ Ready To Wear And Muslin Underwear' Franco nl.»ne m l . . . ■ ■ j - V r ,‘Lf I,rofcdurc, while Italy I ,h,,uld be taken e n - 1 Apr. 26— Bfajor tirely without condition m lulJ condition or or m quahii in, who arrived cation. its plane, Seattle. Iloelta, U expected y tor Dutch Harfried Chicken” for severo snow storm for. Fast colors in wash nuit* 3 to 6 yd. sixes, $1.60 values. Only a few td sell for FUbI ydu. at regaUir priec, 2nd yd. for $1 Ladies’ Brassieres <:>> \ AI1 t special for S days, ■ �J II V: -V/'iB’i /* :, A*v-vl,r* nS t/-- E l T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D .- t o & i b A Y , i*AGE TWO S*r?rt t -—■ — .................... ! /The Sanford Herald VW fcltekr* r t r r r a fte r ** ** H f f H k r T>*> H era t* rriitlM c<h, S a a fa r*. I'la rM a. H a4«r ACalLTa U u K h t^ M k th .U u y -’-'------------ ^ B r f s t a n ? Sees It "M irth D ay” comes this week. Perhaps you never heard of "M irth Day.” but th a t is entirely excusable since VMirth Day” begins its series on the first day of May, 1921. I n l k r t l M F k » * « C1* m M i I I « , O e - | i j t ; u i *. * i th « P o a to ffic * a t ^ t o bb et r ■ 11 jt H y g f 1 ,.c * » l o ’tt: --. ;• ir * ‘ etrv'Wtn leva. card* o( tnanlts. resolution* j.o .u MLACT TEAT NEVER FLLY VERS ■»-•<! * barfed ar« m in e, wilt 1,* charged or at regular advprilitnc ratf*. I tIIl K f l T■ il Fall IIt W- . ARH OC1ATEI1 r R E M cla im Tr*aa U a i d us* itJ fc V ffiS ' to the a** for repuhnew* dlipatche* Jlcat Ion ot £.!> I lltrd to li oi not olherwla* H fii’ln tfiu r«rp*r and • »** th« cal a r * a euliltanad nereln. All tt g h la ot re-,uhtieiittni. of apeelal dla pal rhea herein are t i l l rn «f»» d 2 rfoNlJAV, A?UIL 2S. 1024. -BIBLE VEKSK FOR TODAY* HEAR THE WORD: .0 rarth, earth, earth, hear the word of the Lord. Jeremiah 22:20. DON’T CROWD fcon’t rrowil. this world i* big * enough J or you a* well a* me; he door* of art are open wide— Tbs realm of thought i* free; Or stl'esrth'* ptarca you are right To choose the beat you can. Provided that you do not try To crowd ionic other man— la u g n . We Spend. Also Save. Why Except I-aborcrs? JlVhat matter though you scamcan count Your pile* of golden ore; ■* While he can hnrdljr strive to keep IGnunt famine from his door, Of willing hand* and honest heart* Alone should man be proud; Then give him all the room be needs And never try to crowd. (Don’t crowd the good from out * your henrt Jty fostering nil that’s bail; Hut give to every virtue room, The best that may tie had; He each day’s record *ueh a one That you may weR'be proud; iCive each Ida right, give each htr « room And never tty to crowd. —Exchange. An Atfe of Great Endurance. ■1"f” ’ - ~--jjjl- , Miiy^e tic recent Jj the Jap s’ heads I>ijfxiifi«*ti Bobbed Hair. Old Men Crave Learning. Teeth are nice UiinnJ hnd no teeth what j when your new. .pnnjfj Oit>)rHiefila 1321 c r « n tf ¥ V .'' * Wonder what has be old-fashioned .cungrei was going to rtliuce Dawes report. <ay puts. Germany_nn_tpuKi iCtY'ltDpeIHe wt.n't bt fVE5E6HlWCk> ^ "Sis J umpihCj ilm T fOR'tfeAR5 AMD . S » O T H E R H U N D R E D S of m illio n s The children, of course, do not understand the serious U im *K iiu x u n r.u a oi mnnon, were invented in real estate, bond*,! feature of this call \o laughter. They think th a t it is ju s t somebody s .happy thought for a day of picnic and f.o la . ^ u ^ ,ikc ^ w, y in They do not know th at the American Child Health Assoc a- |whjch t|u. Airit.ri, an pcoplo both non has discovered that one of the grave causes ot ill-health 3I.KSI> Inuncy nml SAVE money, among American children is the repression under which so, SavinJt)> avirn(fl> thirty million many children live. dollar* a day, about thirty cents a H earty laughter and m erry play, the health workers ilny f)r (VC|jr man, woman and find, are ntrely found these days in American homes. Many ,-hild—nut tad. people, they discover, have entirely discarded the practice o ------laughing. Even their smiles are m ere.slips of ti.e ir faces. ' ET YOU have prssimkits proAnd the children of the average household a re brought un dict.ng hard lime* nnd sensible to the tune of “ Don’t," with laughter and romping, held u p a s busing** eten actually frightened juvenile crime. jby their own talk about "a bad So May Day is to be a set time for laughter. The chil- ,irt ddemial y u r.” dren are going to try to make their ciders laugh out loud— WASHINGTON prediita that a pitiful thing, when you stop to think about it. And y e t portal employes will get un inKatherine D. Rlako knew whereof she spoke wht n she w rote: crease of ciuo a year, “ail except "Would ve learn the road to Laughtcrtown, O ye v.tm 1h ave lost the way Would ye have young heart though your hair lie gray V CIo learn 'from a little child each day, (jo serve his wants nnd piny his play, • And catch the lilt of his laughter gay, And follow his (.anting feet as they stra y ; For he knows the way to I.aughtertown, 0 ve who have lost the way.” DAK DpBBS iltD a | u J__ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I nuilcra of m irrtain m en la w hare w u n m i n i a n u v> ■nrr 2S, H 211!' The idea, it seems, originated with leaders of th e Amcricap. Child H ealth Association. Relieving that the people ot AMEI’JCANS A1!E .Sfri’ing.) ... h i f f r t i oTtr' r r tt r r ^r ^ "r -■ m e e —t ........... >Vzdift « « » nthisTOfriTtfT' i a ! * i art-• ■ • •,ns nl Y nl^.ef ev ef b efore, n rid pruM.t,Vxn 1I l f ) IV A 111) r e r u ------- « * « * * • llving strained, unnatural lives, the Health Association has 1hibitlonists will find comfort and been fostering a movement which is to culminate—get th at, ammunition in that. I’k a a * 14* MegeelU **»M* „ , Tr,, , culminate on"May Day in a nation-wide call to laughter. Savings tuink deposits increased ci» Months | i « ! In many cities a n d rural communities the children, u n c u r ia*t year one billion, one hundred K 15 j i - ,nw^H?« KAii?*nr n K li the guidance of th e national organization, are carrying on a and forty million, a good deal of I crusade in behalf of a May Day free from business duties and ■money, and that'^ only a small | jlt«r7 sriru Hi ah ni.iuso f Worries. They a re asking th eir elders to come out and play part of it. Sanford, Florida. under »cl ot March •» , . Abhii, laborers.” 'WHY except the laborer*? Thcir'j !children civ a* much, wear out at>! nmny shoe* a* others. The gov-'! crrmient can afford to pay its work-1 ers well, and should' remember th e 1 child of a laborer may tfe the most important d tu e n of the futilre and, anyhow, rhotild be well fed. Keats, tne poet, worth ten million I average human beings, was the •son of a livery stable groom. HASN'T VROPPZQ^ BASKeT Y et. '• J 'W orld’s greatest *M*1 when you shoo f!j(, 0mJ n e r‘ ' . Everytiv'.ng hies iu keep Irtf* of people fmaj ting around doing n<Ahli Not n single ca>« of j l or lighting on a camper’ll been reported so far. Many a wife warden f | has gone fishing for ties or for freckled Wai l^oH om c In Washington, when 1 congressman smilinj yoaj charges against him dismissed. fCc^Pil/o^S The Dawes report. expert, will turn Gcrmut down. This is nice. She! on her enr ^n long time. In Scdalia. Mo., two sii) ried brothers, which mi sisters-in-law, so now fuss more than over. Husain is getting t and wants to*trade witiii might buy enough »V make "hair mattresrej again. EVERGLADES FIRES 5 W ant S ave Ha1 "TO IiKND dignity to their; TAMPA TIMES Physical stren g th and powers of endurance count for bobbed hertil'," English women m ,„ l, T ),r IK.X.T (l<>mniiHlrntf,s hiH ability ... . , t e W tshh- IJSC That’s the Success Rule THi is forest protection week.' the one west of the company ment and remain on his feet. The. football player manages fashion The real dignity »f n and coincident with that announce- burning today over an area to stick until the last sccon/l of the game. Six dav hicyeli* j bobbed head, i* a well shaped n nt came the news thnt thirty thirty sections. Muck Is burning! were in what is known nn the Russian There Is Coming A Time riders keep pushing.their pedals day and night. In fact in all " H 1- . u. dignified suliniu of the F'Vcrglndes nn burning without any fire protec- colony, owned by Mr. Saknosky. He than branches of athletics endurance is being sought, thlin ,hp hymmctrlcnl html ,,f not. ,i„r) whatever. Now n fire In the came to me iu solicit my nid In T h e nmt-firu'<»f"««"•■i « ''l ii«7 7 T V ’" " . , , "' intelligent " “ '" k ''" ' "Vnu,n- hoblwid or not. When your E arning C apacity is much less ihul I he pimrr.s of automolnles, allplanes and mechanical do- Eventum.y allWomen willcut their K-crglnde.* i* a very serioua mat- .nienchlng the flames. The best I Present tim e— N«”\ is th e tim e to save—white ynl vices to hold up under hard and unuitual treatm en t are made hair in such fashion as to show Ur onco beyond control it will could do wus to furnish him the Headline rend* "Brother Get* groat Helling points by th eir salesmen. Onlv W ednesday The able. forehead,*t h e and iHinoulder away for week* nnd even statics equipment nnd let him put .Diamond Back." If he got the only i r — 1 . 1 ------s_., _ ------- . • - -G" shape of the back of the head. k|*onths, burning out the muck un -jn atahl* own fire.’’ You will bo surprised to sec how fast y o u rS n ‘Diamond Back w« know anything Herald carried a news story about an automobile making a Hut u'wi take time to get used r til nothing is left hut the barren World history offers but one Account will grow w ith regular System atic Saviaq ,about, he got stUng. non-stop record in Florida of 168 hours or covering o v e r; to it. It completely destroys the *,» thin sunieme folly of , — —-o ---the Seminole County Hank. three thousand miles w ithout a stop. t Ikiwn in Miami the citizen* who m a k in g ........ have already registered are Ink* ------ COME IN A N D TALK IT OVER WITH F8•mg an hour off each day to tcle- stra te ’ M A K E T H IS Y O U R B A N K , phone \hv ir. frkmd* and 'remind stnicteil " I i‘ i » t 1: , _ _ . ithem to do- the same thing. knocl men really want knowledge and were rncing over a large ex •Saturday’s Political meeting was ately. . value it. In early J'ouyi they j te-nt of territory, is one of those 'outstanding for the lack of en­ Hut in it all we don't hear much about tho .'111 III l i mi' 1el live i»xi?ri*isi* imil thusiasm and interest which i* un. ■unlly characteristic of that kind ;of gathering. rength Service' i -------- o-------" I When you meet a man these •day* who complains of a headache, ^ 'd p f t’t H^jik Ihnt jt in necessarily a v- .'l"hn»gTA'er. He may have just en­ R IU M R lR R ir» IIR lllllllllllH IIM Iim i* » " countered a candidate who explain. (cd to him how he should vote. REPUBLICANS FEAR a thirdjwardi’ii «t Mooro Haven that the do th iir own firefighting or see! cst surviving the evils which other fishes are heir to, have party led by l.nFuUctte. .Duma- K'-vclnry of th< state drainage .ihrlr possessions e<> up in smnko. During the first'three hours of been found dead w ith dislocated jaws. The dispisetl toad it rratv druid th.' pu<*ibilitir. of a n ' ■’“••rd vvn:; holding up our Marrh It would /e e n u th a t the reomnsi(Miami’s drive for the community supposedly not built to stand physical violence, b u t he seems imlependcnt iiemorratfc candidate payroll for inspection, ad1,‘wing me hiiity. resting on the state to save B*tl«r Thmm a ilm tlm tti H m ttrr For Cough* and Cold*, icheit fund the other day, that city in the south, should Al Smith b not to put out any more tiros, these fertile lands for posterity} iraised I IP,(102. The community to fatten on im prisonm ent. Toads which have been sh u t un noniinittid. P.illti.iuns .-kvl “ What without express orders from, him , would take precede nee of any mere ache*, Neuralgia, Rhc icheat seems to liave made a hit in in rocks for years have come to light from tim e to time, fa t i a terrible thing to have fouj- can- (the warden) until further notice, "inspection of the nay roll/’ Of and All Ache* and Pdil {Miami. and well. And so we might go on, telling about the feats of 1diilatea." How would they man­ At thl.s time there were three large course frequent inspections of the ALL DRUGGISTS oendurance made by dogs and by animals with which perhaps age politic* in Germany, where fire* between Miami and the Ta- payrolls arc all right in order th at, There were two candidates who we are more familiar. uiiaini canal; one just west of Hia­ the barnacles thqt cling to them, J5c and 65c, j«r* and Itke twenty-three separate parties will 'snoke Saturday who reminded leah. ..no south of tin- Pennsyl­ may he dropped, hut we would *ug-1 ’ fight at the polls on May I. * Hospital tun, $3.00 their hearer* that thl. is their first vania Sugar Company property. gest thnt th. y be carried om at I his is an age of great endurance for man, m achinery ‘venture In politics. One mad'* u and lienst. ONE OF the leaders, llauaner. Is j *i,,J on,‘ west of th- company's iwmn more opportune time and not splendid impression. ‘ The other did at least interesting. He wean.| p r°P ^ty , Rains stopped two of when the Everglades arc nblnz? at Inot. . Ionly one small flopping garment j Hm fires to a great extent but several points. i ■* - IV------and wmild go nuked if the notice — ^— A SUCCESS , Rejected svytor in New York shut would let him. lie says that is the glrl’a mother ami then turn­ Mia m i m k k a i . ii WHEREOIJR MONEY GOES what Wp all should do nnd he Is ’d the gun on himself. We nro in■■yaking undue the direction -**f f|— MIAMI DAILY NEWS 'dined to twlievo that most man, ___ __________ _________ _______ I The wonderful success of the drive should be completed within NIclM'he, Robespierre and the 1 • • o •under the same circumstances, fniyiiler of ChrisUnnlty. He* ha; a ~ 7 , ,, , movement to raise funds for the three day* from it.* beginning. would gat only "half shot." , |largi following, became he prom- , WDtlwg in ttu- New t o ik World, imrjt rrnp for years t<» come, unCommunity Chest of Miami i, hut . ---------o And ..Miami did it. With the is. A a millenium. That following Vohn K. Sinclair, a former hanker1Icm tfij government find ; u way nnnthi r evidence of the efficiency Ten acres with small grrove 1 | The citizen who I* always op­ wonderful organization of devoted , need surprise nolsMly- To g a t h e r ' l,!t’,u rir a t the University of to reduce this expense, must come posing unly progressive step that is of the Miami spirit. workers every person within the an crowd you must ntmeal t.. one1 Mlehlgan, presents some Imprcuthe i f the war to us. -This mu*t appeal to .mel •'•cnigan, impre , die tost of -11 When it was first proposed th'iti on small lake. Ideal home site. Kealb ‘to bo takkbn in l«hnlf of his city, city that could be reached was ■ —*---------‘ *-in—1923 was *......... 1,000.000 three things—fanaticism, iu- "*,B •'Kurc" bearing upon “the-----out-1 cost $2,000,000,1] Is gem rally so stingy thnt nc the time had come for Miami to given an opportunity to give nnd of involved ridity or hate. If all three, .u l0? (kmanded of the taxpayers of i out of total expenditures involv grain, •wouldn’t nay ten rents to see the establish a Community Chest from very generally that opportunity much the liiggi r crowd. Thai iw tbl- country for defense purposes. (in the struggle of $3AOO,OOO,0( ,000. ; statue of liberty do the hoola-hooin. which would be drawn the fund*' wan accepted. The amount raised j „hy human for the maintenance of the tun intelligence often It re.|ulrcs no stretch of . th e 1 These m atters are all closely in-o23 acres at Paola, 100 orange ti , A hen nt Fnlfbun, Gror#fo,If ^ P * 1 ^H fare ..rganizaUons of L Hmo set, speak* for u Ml)llll part in great move- imagination to appreciate the fact voiced with discussions relating to, ■ chat this tremendous demnnd ' taxation problems In thfo country/ JJ ’hatched n bro.nl of fortv thicken* c*ly there were some doubts , , . . . meats. Good price for quick sale. largely is responsible for the high The eontinued and constantly in- ■ 'That might tend t«» indicate that ,,*Pr9*!Mr,l thnt th.* thing could h e ', L 1>*| mu. h easier, hereafter, Ieveryone" in that thriving little' ,,ono' lhl’ Community f’hent. The GENTLEMEN WITH wide necks tafes which prevail in the country, creasing expense attached to mill- J lioautiful home on First St. • Georgia town must d*. thins* in . Hut willing men and wnmgn con* , }' •*. nlwAya th*- hardest, .and narrow forehead* sny women According to Kinclalr, who takes ti.ry preparedness grow* opt of n condition which obtain* hero, in hie;condition big way. * ferred on the ......... and de- . * 'T,,eh ! K'nt" f,y MCliml hi*vt- m. right to vote "until’ thurt griYvar years us a basis for his ' y *.___________ 7 e rn iL .l t k . t R h . * experknee of tho actual hcnclUi prove they cun light like mciV' ;>r. s*'iitntfijn of facts and figures,! which the United .State* has reIPlfi arid llllti the so-called' fusetj to take n hand in bringing ' With celery and other farm pro- ,lV, r L L . L “ ... " ‘.IL* _CA^f .1h‘yv- 11 «1,.,,lly 1»"»' " Hickenpueh, going to b-ml. The best organizer* in und promptly, Not only thnt, { bet ween plat form nnd "rail “protective functions" or military back” confidence to n troubled idiicU hrinKin^c mu h gviotl prices i and with the resident* of this see- rity ircro selected to head the mere will be an Increase in the road track. Hath her legs were expenses of government acquired world, ('nil it the league or tin1i Icut off at the knee. To her fa- tW'*-lhirds of nil government rev- association or designate it by any ; tIon jit possession of ready money, movement nnd they selected tho number of givers, each year. Minml is to be congratulated on | fi'W, who arrived a few minute* unue. The so-called commercial other name, und still you have the , burinop* men,ought to report col­ other helper*. an agreement Inter, the young girl, fully con­ function (also designated ns pri- foundation for lections goo<lm This is a good year Aft .r the o rgnnization wn* folly the fact thnt the drive was put scious, and smiling, in spite of fear tnnry expense) took thirty per cent among all first class and smaller 'fo r paying hill* nnd hy doing so over within the time* specified and ROOMS 501-2 • business conditions will he imtirov. completed the nmount tle:«lred w«,i that it i* now to have a real Com­ nnd pain, said: “ Don't worry, fa­ Mini the development function (re- powers wherehy advantageous ste^s search, science and educational) t may he taken looking to a rcduc-; staled ami it w;n declared that the munity Chest. ther; it will be nil rig h ts • jcd. Lpr^fsl In.Huranrc Agency in Sanford ■3 A little later a pint and a half toMF only four per cent of all thejtlon of mililnry nvcussitin.i. VVha' u 1 -------- o------- money that the United States! is tru '* of America, so far ns its h of Id'Hid wus taken from the girl’s Thing* to worry about: it ha, Kirtil Natituml Rank Bldg. MY FAVORITE STORIES mother by transfusion, and heF government spent. During the high taxes growing out of the 5 •been discovered that Howard f a r demands * i a u a i l » i l l i i i i i i i i i B i i a i i i n n K * l l l l H " daughter, twice fed with her moth­ >var.i 1917-22 the protective func-j‘‘protective function" 1ter, the archaeologist who found Hy IRVIN 5. t UUU t on ate up ninety-three per cent equally is true of other nations, er}* blond, will probably recover. I King Tutankhamen’s tninh, in. stead of being an American ns w ., are many kinds of rottr- rf all the expenditures of the na-1 We have not been offered such an Thi. as it happen*, is n true will among men. Now, us it hap­ og"There tun. and the development function; "pnorlunity in a half century to 5 ■■•■***■■*•*■*■■■■■■■■*■**■■■■■■■■ ■■■■***** j originally announced, is nn Eng­ story. and women have them all. A few day* before the hol­ pen* the coming of the most Im­ went down to one percent. To re- reduce taxation through resort to ■ lishman. iday* there met on Broadway two portant festival of the whole^ycnr *TWK ARE, Indeed, fearfully and ekiee facts to understandable fig. | less military expenditure, and vet ^ well-known citizens of New York. finds me financially n bit embar­ wonderfully made,” mat may we tires, eighty-three cents out of w» quibble along in Washington, ' When you nrc rssting your vote (Ine wus distinguished in business, rassed. This rnnditinn is only praise the Lord. What horrible every one dollar paid into the n n -1halting, hesitating, undecided, unil 'fo r delegate* to the National lletn- the other, in certain circles, wn* transient, I assure you, hut f need things MIGHT happen if our (ocrqtlr (’.invention, you should giv,. Banal treasury as tnxe* from 1917 °P«M,rcntly Unlt!,!' WF famous ns being the most funds in short, a loan to lie re­ gland i run wild, as |n the rase o f l u joerisus thought to Ed Jj»mhrlgh*. equally wpoi It, \v ,11 ve 1manage to see things as they are persistent borrower of numey — paid of course a t the curliest op'« little Russian U»y fou r v. \ !, 1Jr ~ 'ntu lhL ' Vurhl ' Vur’ nnd nnproach them in way. ‘this T»mpa. Florida cannot sicure without security-on the teptirc An Illinois man died.recently’ . and .talk about* material taxation re; 0ld. He wears a full be an nrd nii\i '* Solae (°rm or other. Over ~ rthier pair nf delegates than eastern seaboard. On one pretext portunify. $”8G4 buried in th e cellar of htf* ".'•» in order that I und ionu» ha* such abnormal power that hi above the nomnl military expense i duction is n mere gesture anion lam Jennings litynn and E l or unother he w h s forever gelling Lanlbrlght. who have a sentimental claim up- wrestle* successfully . with grown tkat the taxpayers of the nation ^ u r public official:!. dcncc. A fte r long search, the from bfrle n d s': on me may enjoy u merry Christ* men and mu«t be watched b i hr tor found the mp/tcy* lie is no*/ 1 m.ar'1 m 7 M,rn,1K,,r". and | ma i I am asking you to send me strangle.hi.* playniatea, having the nipriMcntatlve Stuart of Hills- n ing for sceuritieB thought to ordugh , county s|H-aking for anvho.k-y , iy ^ r " " ' h* WYlby rHurn mail your cheek for brain* *»f a child and no rculizais WORTHY THE HONOR ■ »f the estate. ' ; ” lion of power. rank E. Jennings at Saturday’s nnybody back, lie made a fairly I $1,000." | "Thanking you in- advance for tJRADENTOWN HERALD tpolitirni gathering, was right when comfortable living at it, too. It was just chance that this Doctors say the unfortunate hoy -»« dwtsred that the. campaigit I* The niisini'is man was no Inti-1 tb temporary frtVor, I am as ever, him exersdve development of vari­ was discovered. And the mate of his; lh« ir a< qunntanrc was I Yours, etc., etc." ,between men nnd not issues. Fur­ lion. Edwin I>. Immbright. ns- has done yeoman service fur this ■ ous glands, especially the thyroid. joKs was considerable. For ex . Tho recipient sat right down and t h e r rcstri-ting the statement, we ot the sketchiest sort, hut of *(«iate editor of the Tampa Trib­ state and fot^ the congressional1■ if this $3864 had been deposit**! .would say that it Is between two course, each knew the othor by i wrote a reply und posted It that ' m a r v e l l o u s l y - W e are b«i. une, Ik a candidate fur delegate district. His editorials, always ■ ; nten. Which one is your choice? marks thaw * f„Ur ? f,cw ca• u,,, re*I n i g h t . He said: anccil nnd we should be grateful. ttt| the national Democratic con­ optimistic nnd sunc, are builders. " a. savings account a year U 1 That -v»n!n«#ri,.*ui 11 • blank: I have Juat At the equator, temperature one vention form this congressional lie is level-headed. For twenty- ■ have grown to alm ost $4,000; l .'venln»{- at hi* residence.)read your communication of this jhundrcrl und forty, or the North district. » When you handed the hat-check- the •business five years ho has been identified J years (o about $4,500. It l man found a letter date and this is my answer to it. l ole fifty below zero, the tem­ qua Hr a dime or• an quarter did you Thu Herald takes pleasure in with newspaper work in Tampa, !■ .......... - - perature of your blood remains katop to think of the big earning* sent out by special delivery. I t 1"But you.... will search■ these contents keep your surplus a t Interest. endorsing Mr. i aim bright for thia nnd his efforts have been of th a t" from the chsmnion borrower. m vain for any cheek bearing my in that line of business? was tho same, not a change of one rk*- honor. It carriea no emoluments constructive type His editorial iS H read os follow*: iguuturc. ew York spends $31,300,000 every My dear old mani * Froe, while outside tcniprratures with It, and Is purely honorary. page Is the most widely rend nnd 5 #- • , —Sv .iu l m #m l a n , ) *!<» —f i a ’ just for the privilege of get‘.'With you I share the holiday II* is a worthy gentleman, a and the>anmsta tinfluential! Melting you today so pleaaauliy •pint- Like you I look forward changes two hundred degrees. And the earth, that floating hot oorat of tho best type ^nd worthy i*1 H onda—and not without causa. A ? ta l*cost L iT kroom*. r i m ! r r r0n« e i'Qf,nt ACtSI, res- r*vlve‘I maetinei,memories of our form er to enjoying th eday. Uu in which you live, sails to represent this or any other dis­ Air. Lamhright states;__"T iTi.Tl ■*l'jwr—■ -f.-r, on Broadway recently sold " * R stlm d In my heart "If \ sent you. $1 i frightfully cold ether per- trict ■iIn^an^cajpaclty whatsoever. work and vote for the choice of concession for |12.jy at “abaolutely xero," cold i t Hie 5 ^ whan 3 you.but’ ®««h> *t Florida as , F- P-‘ th° a n Ii Christmi*, f m h*v® dam ^uS?? 1 *>• P*«ce o n ^ r th an4 T t«T-” lfVTQ 1-| would." Yours cordially." Seminole County Bank] nenccnt Interest pSRSKcaprofiisi? For aS . .. E. F. L A N E . . HE FOUND $3864 ^ 1 --------------------- o --------------------- ..j | ; �I ' PM ffVjKpt • ’ VtoMrap PA G E T H R E E T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , M O N D A Y , A P R ID 28, 1924 u iim m i u ii i ii m i im ii n m ii ii m i i n w n Mias Kitty Smith, Mian Margaret Cowan, Frederick Bell and BiUly Ward spent the day in Winter N AT TUK SPOUTS MAN STORE Park and Orlando, Saturday. They One of the prettiest event* of attended the water meet in Winter tho week’s full program was the Park in the morning. gathering of a few guests, Friday evening, at Mr. and Mrs. Thomas MRS. WALTER WIGHT, Society Editor, Motoring to Dade City fur a Owens' new home, in that, it was jiay..or t w u - w m r ^ T.~TfinfvKn- guest, Mrs. Laura Humbcrger of ■r'/T-,u / u ,l P ^ j ,i ■jk' nnii son Robert, where they went Lake Helen. Mrs. Stephens,' Mrs. Ing and redecorating. Don t You \Vi<h That You Hail A J^eck Like * Mrs. Owen entertained at bridge •'> attend the graduation exercises Humbcrger, Mr. and Mrs. George A Giraffe and That You Could Taste in honor of Mrs. H. R. Rosebro, of their nephew uiul eousin, Erwin Elliott and son, Edward, and Mr. Seay. who is io4n to leave Sanford to and Mrs. Jack l.ightner motored the regret of her many friends Celery Avenue Circle No. 4, met Spending the day at Coronado to Kissimmee Sunday, where they Followfhg a very interesting here. at the home of Mr*. Raynor, Fri- meeting of the County Federation Reach, on a tlshlnn trip and havdtd»Rbtfni;y—ettttrtniTTrtl—try*°r their business of Woman’* Club* a t the-Vahte* __The living room was. a.aeene.uf ^ rrjra wotTdteTTUI— catch; were ■warn and social monthly meyfing. The Hotel at 10 o’clock Saturday, Mr. beauty with lt» display* of baskets George Sunderling with Master Mr. and Mrs. \\ uglier arui family. part of the meeting and Mr*. John Leonardy enter­ of sweet peas and gladiolus. Two Juik McDonald and George Wit’ •"Hbadfi ‘ , ... darotional A congenial party of young AI.L THE W AT fioWNT was opened by ' Mrs. Fred Mitchell tained quite elaborately the nom­ tables for bridge were laid, those Vestmlnster Circle will folks, chaperoned bv Mrs. Wil­ numbered among the Uuesta were, wilh a song, followed by Scrip­ inating committee of thia Fedira- Mrs. B. F. .Whitner. Mrs. E. D. ike brotherhood rooms of Zacha.y. spent the week-end At AH Good dealers o: Motoring to Palatku Sunday for liamWinter, ibyterian Church at 3:30 ture reading and lead in prayer tion at luncheon pt the Seminole Mobley, Mrs. Deane Turper, Mr*. Pin k on u house party by Mrs. Camp. The meeting was Cafe. Mrs. Leonardy 1* president the day, on a visit to Mrs. 1). L. at at the home of Mrs. Roy Jjymcs L. P. McCullar, Mrs. M. S. Wig­ loe‘ Organ Club -will meet opened for the transacting of bus­ of the Seminole County Federation gins, Miss Martha Fox, and Miss Peterson were Mr. and Mrs. J, II. im the hike. Saturday morning 'Wholesale nml Retail iness, Mrs. Camp, the secretary Cowan and Miss M argaret Cowan. of Woman's Club*. jjette Lalng bn Park Avewas spent at the water meet -and Emma Owens.’ On n week-end visit to Frederick the nf tern non was enjoyed both The table decorations were both 130 o’clock. • After numerous progressions, unique and artistic being in the Mrs. Rosebro was presented -with Bell, sun of Mrs. George DeCottes, with boating and swimming, the mes Guild will meet with bfis Mathews a t 3:30 in . George Elliott collected the federation color of yellow and • very handsome imported Hben was Billy Ward of Daytona. evenin-r w a s spent at' Keith’s. ( I I H I H I I H I I I I I U I I I I I I H I I I U M i n l M U H I I I H ! layment of. dues amounting to green. The golden colored nas­ towel, th« guest prixe.' The high­ Those in the narty were Miss Lena v i* • • it '/ I - r* 10.60. Many topics were discuss- turtiums and green fern were est score was won by Mrs, Wig­ t Spending the day in Sanford Bell Hagan, Miss Carmeln Barber. Tuesday Saturday, was Mrs. Charles A. ed and the meeting dosed and the used. amuel Pulaston 'will entergins, another lovely linen todrel; Cichran of ThomamUe, Ga. Mrs. MU* Cain re Zachary, Miss Emily ridge a t her home on Rose Place cards also carried out the low prixe was captured by Mrs. Miss Katherine Symes, is visiting in Eustls. Mrs. Griffin. . 3 o’clock, the third at a color scheme, little old-fashioned Whitner, three embroidered kitch­ Cochran Miss Ellen Mahonev, Miss Ruth OK BUS, lovely home-made cake and ice indies in their yellow crinkled en glass towels; the cut prise was R. W, Junes of Valdosta, Gn., also Henry ahil Rlllip Zachary. WIIOLRSALR COMMISSION MEKCUJ [ parties. 1 visiting in Eustia, was in Sanford cream, with white and red carna­ ptire congregation of the drosses, as did the favors, tiny handed to Miss Emma Owens a* Saturday. Richmond, Virginia riin Church are invited to tions given aa favors. nut cups of yellow roses with a consolation, a large box of cry»general reception of the Four members joined the circle, green stems, filled with delicious tafixed orange peel. (juitw a little excitement was Headquarters for all Varieties of Fruits Mrs, Stringer, Mrs. Krenshaw, Mrs. nuta. The faVore for the occasion were aroused for a few minutes .Satur­ Wilton and Mrs. Squires. The narticipapt* Included Mr. dainty little rote buds. day nfternoon when the oil stove and Vegetables, Prompt and Personal At a late hour, refreshments of in the kitchen of Frank Miller’s The home was decorated in love­ Mrs. John Leonardy, Mr*, fl. fl. ly gladiolus and pAes. Those pres­ Pattishall, of Geneva. Mr*. Paul toasted chcei, crackers, ’olives, home exploded. It i* not known ent were Mrs. Spurling, Mrs. Mof- Dooley, of ■Geneva, Mrs. W. O. just what caused the explosion, ns Attention to All Shipments flt, Mr*. Camp, Mrs. Abercrombie, Wolcott, df Oviedo, Mr*. Nle* Mrs. Miller had Just a few minutes Mrs. Hoskins, Mrs. Squires, Mrs. meyer, of Longwood, Mrs. W. B. before turned out tho stove. Not LIBRARY STORY HOUR Flowers, Mrs. Raynor, Mr*. Pope, Ballard, of Altamonte, Mr*. J. R. a great deal of damage was done The Library Sttiry hour was rMs. Starling, s. B. J. S ta rlin g , and Mrs. Mrs. Krenshaw, Mrs. Wilson, MVs. Lyle. rM as the fire company responded im­ held a t the Library Saturday a f ­ mediately upon the call of fire, but Hoolehan, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. R. E. Tblar.'df Sanford. ternoon with Mri, Thomas Owens the kitchen was well smoked up. Mitchell, Mr*. Vaughan, Mrs.CMF Lesley Hill, stationed at Orlan­ in charge. There were thirty-four Vaughan, Mrs. Gchovia, Mrs. Hart, I N Q f 'f l P I ? Gd* event ia nation Mrs. Stringer, Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. do, government inspector o f fruits little ones present. I I I u L U i L wide. Manufactur­ Stories told were "The Blue Ellsworth, Mrs. Chorpening, and and vegetables, in the department ers co-operate with their retailers in Miss Florence Spurling. The next of agriculture, has been moved to Bin!,** "Dick Whittington and Hia Cat,” Grace Darling" *nd others. making possible some powerful val­ meeting will be held at the home Great Interest .was shown. Next of Mrs. Zebovia, the second Thurs­ ues. And the new patterns and de­ The Woman’s Club dance will be Saturday Mrs. Shinholser will be day In May. signs for summer are featured now thef‘Dhhce” under the held f t Lake Mary Casino, May 9, In charge. the Woman's Club, at ath Street Park too I It's a big event and fittingly made with San Juan orchestra furnish­ at the club roonia. it,. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Methvin, Mrs. ing he music. Don’t forget the j%May let. S P. M. big at Dickson-lves Co. Enjoy the Saturday Lilia Bell Alley, Walter Busk and Children of South Side Primary pleasure of taking part—and tho sav­ jxtrican Legion Auxiliary friends of Plant City were the School ings made possible. l its regn]»r teeriing with Spending the day in Sanford week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. A capacity audeince assembled Saturday, were Mr. and Mrs. W. B. G. Methvin. BENEFIT I. fitevens at 4 o’clock, rildren's story' hour a t the in the studio of Mrs. Fannie Mun­ to look after business itnercsts son last Saturday afternoon to hear B. Ballard, of Altamonte Springs. it 2 o'clock. Miss Katherine Wilson left Sun­ the Cecllian Recital gi\ given to the Mr. Ballard went over to Geneva day to attend a meeting of the Music Department of thi the' Woman’s there. He has the contract for Southern Bell Telephone Company FUND Club. the new club house and it is al­ to be held In Jacksonville, this Mrs. Munson, in hi week. ready under construction. greeting to all present, referred 0f in appreciation to the program 'from the Music Dopartmeht on Abril 9, and said in part: "There can be-no tru er service Dsvis of Sanford, Is stop to the musical needs of a nation, the De Soto in Tampa. than, th at we bring music to the young people, to the children, and that we encourage them as you have this afternoon." . The program was markedly well forget Music Week May rendered and warmly received, id phone your dates to There was not g break from beginnfng-to and. -:*'* -----— V i l l l An not louncepteht jwaa made of the program May 4-10. A ihirday, Mm. W. O. Wol-1 Music Week V ■Oviedo, spent the day in |tw*UKbr program ip June apd the **I used to feel it neeemry to give the children calomel or tu to r oil,” said ' j * I Commer encement Piano ReclUt May one mother to W.~L Hahd **bdt it was such a diitretiing procedure that often 1 i__ . l. _____ .. 19 in the High School auditorium. motored* to-. O r ‘E M M S ? : departm ent of the Ikm* condiiion* es as cslocalo seme work la bilious io Woman’s Clubs its Bankers’ Association. spoke in appreciation of the splen­ mel sad castor ell; and the children love did recital, and added words of to take U." inspiration to the young student* (Jt-o-Ux, a vegetable liquid prepa­ present ration, cut bo tud at 'my dreg store md The piano selections were: may be relied upon for edolte aa erell as L* C arillo n --------- - Leon Ringuet children hi cues of indigestioa, biliousC. L Thomas of Longwood nee*, constipation and similar disorder*. M argaret Garner and Carmen April 28—May 3 riitior to Sanford, SaturGuthrie F ingertw let.... .......f Emcry B rings Mary Helen Andante (Surprise Mrs. Rosebro Honor Guest of Mrs. Owen Base Ball Goods-D. & M, the Lucky DogHfrtd SANFORD CYCLE COMPANY. Celery Avenue Circle Mr.and Mrs.Eeonardy At Home Mrs. Raynor Entertain At Valdez PHONE 634 May 9 Woman’s Club Dance Lake Mary Casino San Juan Orchestra r Mrs. Munson Hostess At Music Recital ersonals 7 Never Give My Children I • ****••*•**-—-»* ______ _ _ _ — M argaret Peters and Lou Ells Mahoney. March (N utcrackers suite) ___ --------- ---- -------- — Tschaikowsky Pearl Robson. • IFestival March ............._ ...... Bahr iford from Longwood for Emmet Fox, Byfon Fox; Wfifigm Saturday, were Mr. pnd Morrison. H. Neyraeyer. Night in Jund ..... .......... ...... King «„ ! , , _ John Schiritydi cornet, Bernard V e. n T v « d «& Schairard, Saxophone and 1 j* J®*?-, L*ne Jack Peters, clarionet »nd Mra. Archie BetU. |The Desire ............... Cramer H. C. McMullen. Rtudy ...." Leille M.LotJj A W. Etherldkc *nd‘ Concert Lou JElla Mahoney. - F. Etheridge of Orlando. Violin aofo (Lee Puritans) 1 — .J.. t-nr i • i°r the w*ek-end ’ ftoip «««.«—. , • Cliflifl. Dj&ncU f», are Mias Rub* William*, Mdry Sternoff, acannpanied by NEW VALUES NEARING ITS TERMINATION ■amt* and Paur Byowni Wallace iarl Robson. fting the week-end with RW Schumann Ul*n Jones and Mias t* Hie Echols. JoMs waa Miss Norma Etnd* In C 1of Kissimmee. Ping over fit Sanford on Hutaic D a £ i” ” '.~W iifiam Nash e tirs and Lou E1U to Orlamlo, aSturtlay, M argaret PMahoney, truJ Mra. B. G. Smith, _ The week-end guests of Mk. and ham Week with values every day. And Wednesday there are 500 now apron frocks at 98c each (only 4 to a customer as they are usually $1.50 to $2.25 val­ ue.) Thursday Is Remnant Day and all remnants at discounts of 10 to fiO'L and over—Saturday there is a great sale of aluminum and housewares—A big week—Flan to take part. ways popular—anti these new ginghams arc decidedly the vogue. A soft—mer­ cerized silk like finish, they are splendid* for light summer dresses. There are 25 shades in this new assortment and in the wide 36 inch widths, they will soon, become pretty frocks. Priced at 65c the yard. PURITAN PRINTS *ro tZ CLASSIC PRINTS c,r,V™ new colorings and designs of early Sumguarantee of "If they fade we refund the material and the making up cost", that other Rverfost fabrics have. They are one yard in width and in pretty com­ binations a t 75c the yard. mer. Challis and the pld tlfne calico terns are included in this extended showing. TJiey are priced remarkably reasonable at 50c the yd. Be wise, and take full advantage of the wonderfi)) bargains in w. wd Mr*. J. Lord of Day- !?n»t and Widcman Cal+ 'OPpfd over Id ^anford. Fri- • • ’ 0»lt w.y hom. f « a Orpeturnin, .Updo S .a d ., ___ _ Iafter a plaasant visit to Mrs. R*ytolng from MUml, Saturday, W W MUa Edith Cham, * combination bualhesa and . SilkSj p ry Goqds, Hosiery Opr assortments, though broken In n|any instances are still very at tractive. Anij the prices—wpll they speak for themselves l (A Special Lot of Gingrha^ns) Sold by Dress Length “ r- *»4 k " . tod Mrs. Ed U n a and Mr. Archi. Batt* are atop** the Hilltboro in Tampa • w«ek-*nd. . fho afternoon in Or»*re Mr. and Mra. “nd daughter, J u n lu • «nd Mm. W. H. Rousseau. — attending the K. ®wtlng in T " ‘ getting c a ts Tor h special Trier Scheal of the Florida Trucker. “ Hamilton or Chimney spent seven) dsye end left aSturday friend. ,q | Attending, the $tate I dlffe, Mr. and Mra. B. G. SP4 rp re e it Lake. Returning from Tamp* 1 WE move the prices to their lowest. For Your Dress Length of 29c yd. values. YOU move the goods D I 1 R I N P T l f l C 1171?|j[If—GtHKhama by your Dress Length. And I F U I U l l U l l l l u n E tJjfV very unusual reductions on ginghams top. Dress Ippgths of 45c gingham In this lot at ju st $1.35. Of 66c value gingham your dress length ut $1.84—of 75c value at $2:10. (Figure these savings 1) A good combination GINGHAMS—MAIN FLO OR �9 t#*i T H E SAN FO RD H E R A L D , M ONDAY, A P R IL 28, 1921. f AGR FOUR TheWorld Of Sport 1TieVc11y ti'i11f|i*J (•> preMJit tfic sanuI lo mo within two yruni from the jdatn licrmf. or th*y will b« fon-ver I hnrriHl by law. All person* lnd*t>te<l 1° aalil o t l n lf tlfcji f **!iy,lr*-tl l o cif*npi,r f"f* *inl a.fid make *rttl*iment wlllioul delay. Sanford. Klnrlila. April Ttli. H i t . -1HUNK W. MAHI1V. Kxecutrix. i 7 -H -iI-I* -S > 3 -li.|S -2 fi-S tc JBILLY .DAiVSON^JIGBLJCARD F O f^ NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT WILL BE BEST YET OFFERED TO FIGHT FANS HERE ,o —.— . ____ Valise# aofi-Be* Brewer r Two Claasy Welterweight* Will Furnish Headline Attraction for Ring Follower* of This Vicinity —Battling Myers and Mickey Dugan Will Be Seen'In Semi* Final Mill. PHONE 148 THE EYES OF ALL SANFORD rr.— — T " amt for tirmlimli: County. Florida, will at lbr 1r next regular m/atlnc to b« held on Tuexday May Oth. A. D I9!t. at 10 o'clock A. M. receive bid* • for the claying of approxi­ mately One and One-half mile* road, from Spring Lake to tin* Sanford-Orlando »-lck Hoad, *peclflc«llon* may be had by application to ftupt. J. II Wynn. Sanford. H i . tljln Board reserve* the right to re* \ OTIl’K. | TO ALI. OWNING PROPERTY L*li IPROPERTY r ui* i * vOWNERS n t i u i w .. ............. — ----------# ON CENTRAL ,D STREET FROM SANFORD AVE. TO FRENCH AVE. Notice is hereby given that the construction of the asphalt pnve*mentit <m on Central Street from Sanford Ave. to French Ave. has been ___pleted, and the completed work has been finally accepted by the com i Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. The following is the final estimate for paving Central Mreet ^4 I feet in width from Sanford Ave to Park 6 'c ’w i k from Park Ave. west to French Ave. with sheet asphalt on 6 rock base. From Sanford to Park 21 feet in width. 1029 Cu. yds. excavation 40c .......... ............. ................. 6800 Sta. yds. overhaul @ 1c ------ ----- ................................ 1870 Lin. ft. concrete curb and gutter @ 75c — .................... 1407.00 241 Lin ft. flush curb <2> 30e ................ ............................2540 Sq. yds. 0" rock foundation @ 75c ................................. 1906.00 2492 Sq. yds. 2" sheet asphalt top ft) 97C ................................ 109 Sq. It. concrete alley returns @ 22c ......................... . Bl.00 2 Type B inlets (p) $27.00 .................................... 60.00 1 Manhole . ..................... ..................................... 130.90 119 Lin. ft. 12” storm sewer (Si $1.10.....- .......:...... 11,21 Extra work ........... - .......................... —• 13.00 2 Monument* at street intersections ....................82.10 I.abratory inspection ..................... — ................ 133.00 Legal expense, advertising, etc., 2','r- ................... 208.00 Engineering 4',l ....... ...................- *..........- f= X.:T...... ........ —- rr $230.82 Wast 42 ft., South 58.29 feet Northeasterly to 106.54' beg ......... .........................******............ —ws.*— 48 __ __ ^___ '...................... 106.54 The above and foregoing final assessments are pa^w* 48 _____________ __ _____ 100.54 interest up to May 15, 1924, and from und after such date, Lot 60 ...... .......... .............— 106.54 assessments 'will be payabre only In ten equal annual Lot 61 .............. ...... .............. 106.54 with interest at 8Cl per annum on all deferred payments. Lot C9 _____________—r 106.54 Witness my hand as City Clerk nnd the Seal of ih. Lot 70 „.... .... ........... - ...... ,, 1Q6J54, | fe n tF ln rid a i thla 4 th 4 * y o f * A p r i l ; ......... ^ g------------- — ' 108.54 (SEAL) L-. * . PHILIPS, Cit, i 106.54 4-7-14-21-28-5-5 n J. N. Robson, Lot 54 __ _____ _____________ _ 106.54 J. N*. Robson, Lot 56 ...____________________ — 106.54 Wm. and Mary A. McKim, Lot 66 .......................... 1065.4 TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON­ Wm. and Mary A. McKim, Lot 57 ........ ........— STREET FROM MAGNOLIA AVE. TO OAK AVEXUi 106.51 Cates Crate Co., Lot 58 1...... ....... :....................... .. -----Notieq-M hereby given- that th e construction o r the'asplui B.—T—eoruy;~Lot S9 ..................... ....................... 99.43 ment on Third Strefct, from Magnolia Ave. to Oak Ave., h« B. T. Corey, Lot 60 ..... ............... :__________ ____ 115.41 pleted, and the confpletcd Work ha* been finally accepted by tfc Alfred Foster, Lot 61 __ ................ .... ........... .... 88.78 mission of the City of Sanford, Florida. Alfred Foster, Lot 62 ................ .. ......... ......... Tbe following is the final estimate for paving Thirl 88.78 Alfred Foster, Lot 63 ............... .... .. ..... ..................... Twenty-four feet in width from Magnolia Ave. west to Oil 88.78 Alfred Foster, Lot 64 ___ ____ ____ __________ placing the nine foot brick pavement with a twenty-four f j 88.78 Alfred Foster, Lot 85 ...................................... asphalt pavement, on a rock foundation: 97.66 Alfred Foster, Lot 60 ..... ....... ............................... 99.43 405 Cu. yds. grading @ 40c ------ . . . . . —..... ................. . I. Toynma, Lot 67 ___________________________ I 106.54 2227 Sta. Yds. overhaul <H) lc ........................................... I. Toyama, Lot C8 ................................................... 1028 Lin. ft. concrete curb and g utter @ 75c ........... . Geo. A. DeCottes, Forrest Lake, and A. It, Key 106.54 150 Lin. ft. flush curb. @ 30c ...... ........ 1.................. Lot 71 ____________ ___ __________ _____ 106.54 320 Lin. ft. granite curb reset @ 15c ............................... B. Adams, Lot 72 .................................... -.......... 106.54 1167 Sq. yds. rock base @ 75c ...................... .................. W. C. DeCoursey, Lot 73 ......................... ............... 1167 Sq. yds. 2" sheet asphalt top @ 97c .................... TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON THIRD 850 Sq. yds. brick re-laid @ 42c .... ........................ 672 Sq. ft. alley returns @ 2 2 c ... .......... ....................... STREET FROM MAGNOLIA AVE. TO MYRTLE AVE. 2 Type B Inlets @ .$27.00 ................. ........................ Notice is hereby given th at the construction of the asphalt pave­ 2 Manholes ........................................ .................... ....... ment on Third St. front Magnolia Ave. to Myrtle Ave. has been com­ 350 Lin. ft. 12" storm sewer @ $1.10 ..... ..... .............. pleted, and the completed work has been finally accepted by the Com­ 510 Sq. ft. sidewalk @ 2 0 c ...... ......... ............. ....... ........ mission of the City ofi Sanford, FTorida. 1 Monument at street intersection ...... ............. .......... The following is the final estimate of the cost of widening the Laboratory inspection _________ ............................ sheet asphalt pavement on Third Street from Magnolia Avenue west Legal expense, advertising, etc., 2r/o ..................... tn Myrtle Avenue from 24 feet to 30 feet in fid th . Engineering 4'/e ............................ .............. .............. 12U Cu. yds. exenvation @ 40c ........ ^.................................... 48.00 S. S. Baumcl, Lot C. H. Dingee, Lot C. H. Dingee, Lot Cora C. Hollinger, Cora C. Hollinger, Cora C. Hollinger, Cora C. Hollinger, 47 'Turn to the classified What promise* to be the fastest pages of The Herald each boxing car'd pvor prest'qtcd in cen­ day because Snnford's best tral Florida is scheduled to be held opportunities are always to here Friday night under -the aus­ be found listed these pages. ; pices of Colonel George W. Knight 'and Major It. E. Stevens, of the No matter \\hat your local national guard company. wants may be, classified ads will help you. Matchmaker Billy Dawson has ar­ ranged a great program for thu oc­ To reach all the people casion, having secured-Young Wal­ effectively — leave your lace of New Orleans, and Ben Brew , Want Ad at The Herald Of­ •T, champion of South America, to fice. Phone us to send for do battle In the headline ten round | it or phone it to tiie Want •vent of the evening. Ad Dcpkrtmcnt. ■Wallace ami Brewer art* both i past masters at the boxing game and thuir r e c o r d s ahow they are not .alow lo mix matter* and that CUT THIS OUT — IT IS WOP'~U | both have punches that a mule MONEY f would be proud of. Wallace has Send this ad and ten centa to $7049.43 . won decisions over such sterling Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Avo.. Total cost ............... ................- .................................. battler* as Jimmy Finley who is Chicago, 111,, writing your name To be borne by City l -3, $2349.81. rated as one o f the south's lend­ and address clearly. You will re­ To be borne by adjacent property owners. $4093.82. tJGO Sta. yds. overhaul @ lc ........................................................ 6.60 ing welters, while Brewer has been ceive u ten cent bottle of FO- i 4$2 Sq. yds. rock baiu. <g> 75c .............. ............ ......................... 324.00 Total cost ................................ ............... ........... knocking them over for a row of LEY’S II ON BY* AK r i T a p r o u Number of feet frontage, 1839. 41 coconut* down below the line and P 0U N n f „ ! “ TA C0“ : Assessment per foot frontnge, $2.8874. Less Credit 47G Sq. yds. brick @ $1.17 432 Sq. yd*. 2!* sheet asphalt top <£) 97c ...................................... 419.04 rnatlm.tnw nn,»<Un „n,.n hi. i OUNn for. coughs, colds and continuing the operation upon his hoarseness, also free sa m p le pack­ F’rom Bark to F'rcnrh 18 feet wide: labratory Inspection .......r ...... ....... ................... ............ ...... . 9.95 return to the land of prohibition. ages of FOLEY BILLS, a diuretic $ 660.00 Legal expense, advertising, ate. 2 ..................... ................... 16.15 Total cost .................................... ..................................., His first engagement upon return­ stimulant foe the k id n eys and 1886 Cu. yds. grading <S> 40c ..................... ............... .. 227.(Jp ing to the United States resulted FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS 22785 Sta. yds. overhaul @ 1c ..... ............ ................ Engineering 4V<- ............................................. ....................... .... 32.30 To be borne by City 1-3, $1325.83, in he passing out of Mickey Shan­ for Constipation and Biliousness. 3508 Lin. ft. f!u*h curb (S> 30c .................T........... .. 1051.80 To be borne by adjacent property, $2851.65 non In one round and a short while These wonderful remedies have 3073 Sq. yds. fi” rock base fib 75c .............. ....... ..... 2304.76 Total cost ....... ........................... ......... ...................... $856.04 Number of feet frontage, 936. later he disposed of Tommy Far- helped ^millions of people. Try :;o7fi Sq. yds. 2" asphalt top @ 97c ............. ............ .. 2983.72 Tn he borne by City 1-3, $285.35. Assessment per foot frontage, $2,833. rell In four round*. them. Sold everywhere. . 24.20 To be borne by adjacent property owners, $570.69, 22 Lin. ft. 12” sewer 0 $1.10 .................... ......... Tbit scrap is bound to be one of FRED T. WILLIAMS, Em 13.00 Number of feet frontage, 1387. the neatest and hardest fought ever \ » l l r e o f A p . l l r x t l o n f u r T * « H e r d 2 Monuments at street intersections ...... Foot t l o a 5T3 „t I h r O n e r a l keen In Sanford, ns both scrappers I Sntdn rl ra l rN*e rnl 8.47 Assessment per foot frontage, $0.4115. ■ Extra w o r k .................................... ................ . .. t h e M l a te « f I ' l n r l i l a Name Description Frontage Ac a rt working hard to advance to the .Notice I* hereby Klven that Itlrh90.91 Laboratory inspection .............. ;......... ............ E. It. Trafford'a Map, Sanford, Fla. WILLIAMS, Engineer. head of their class and get a whack ara J. llumlv. t>urcha*rr of Tax rllfIrate No. J|4, Ja„.,] ltlB *,h .. 147.29 I-egnl expense, advertising, etc., 2^r ............... • t the championship now resting rc S. O. Shinholser, Lot 5, Blk 4, Tr. 3 ............... ...... . I ll Foot Final ilay of June. A. II., i* j|, ti»■ n upon the hrowof one Mickey Walk* salt! .. 294.58 Name Fingincering V/» ;........................... ................ certlftrate In my offlc#, atul j Congregational Church, Lot 10, Blk 4, Tr. 3 ...... . 117 # Description Frontage Assraament . er. A‘victory here I* sure to mean hit* made application for ta t deed Ed Randall, Jr., Trustee. E. R. Traffrod's Map, Sanford, F'la. much to both boys, and it U a mor­ lo Issue In arcordanca with law. $7806.37 certificate emlirnrr* llm f„|. Total cost ......—............ .... ........... tal cinch that they will be in there Halu $18.14 J. N. Robson, Lot 5, Blk 4, Tr. 4 ........... ........... 117 ....... 117 lowlhK described property sltouted plugging away from start to finish. In Henil oole county. Florida, to-wit: To bo borne by City 1-3,12602.12. ....... 117 48.14 Mrs. L. H, Thrasher, Lot 10, Blk 4, Tr. 4 ........... 117 Battling Mycn, the little Boston NlVti of N\V>i, Hec. SS, Twp. 211. To be brjrne by adjacent property owners, $6204.25. Peoples Bank and E. A. Douglass, Lot 1, Blk 5, Dr. J. N. Robson Lot 5, Blk 4, Tier 4 .... ....... 117 48.14 featherweight who made such a Itanue j:t Kuat.—lu acre*. The said Number of feet frontage, 2931. land belnic iix«**s*i| at the date of TK 3 ....................................................... 117 Mrs. L. II. Thrasher Lot 10, Blk 4. Tier 4 ........ 117 48.11 hit on his first appearance here a the tssuanr. of such c*rtlflrale In short while back, has again been lint mime or f'nknown t’nlra* mid Assessment per foot frontage, $1.7756. 117 Peoples Bank Lot 1, Blk 5, Tier 3 ............ ___ 117 48.14 W. B. Williams, Lot 0, Blk 5, Tier! ............ secured to tusa tjoxiag gloves in the cert If Irate shall be redeemed *eFRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. W. B. Williams, Lot 9. Blk 5, Tier3 ..... 117 48.14 Temple Instn. Inc., J. D. Jinkins, Sec. Lot 1, Blk 5, ring by Matchmaker Dawson. My- cortHmc tn law tax deed will Issue Foot Final Or (W. B. Williams) I hereon on the 1st day of May. A. era will have as hi* opponent Fri- !».. I M I . Description Frontage Assessment Temple Instn. Inc., Lot 1, Blk 5, Tier 4 ..... ....... 117 48.14 Presbyterian- Church, H. C. DuUose, Lot 6, Blk 5, day’night one Mickey Dugan, from Wtiijes* my official slKnaturn and Name Markham Bark Height* Addition to Sanford, Fla. *<•«! this the 12nd day of March. Bndgeport, who Dawson claims is Presbyterian Church, Lot 6, Blk 5, Tier 4 ___ ____ 117 48 14 Tr. 4 ................................................. 117 I* I91i. one'tough little scrapper and suru A G. M. Shipp, Lot 2, Blk F ....................... GO $172.04 Mrs. A. E. Hill, Lot 6,. Blk 4, Tier 5 ..... ....... 167 68.72 (9KAI.)( K. A. DOUIlLAtU. Tho above und foregoing final assessments are payable to give Myera a real battel. Both t’Urk Circuit Com! G. M. Shipp, la .t 3, nils F .............. CO 172.04 ___ 28.3 11.64 interest up to May 15, A. D. 1924, and from and after such dmiaf of these lads like to tear in and Seminole, t 'ounty. Klorlda Sandy Anderson, Ix>t 4. Blk F............1. .............. 60 172.04 tty A. M • W eeks, .D. O. way, special assessments, will bq payable only In ten equal annudl •ock often and hard, o the fans can C, W. Cannon, Lot 5, lllk F' ................. 90 258.00, q U teat assured of a real, hnnest-ty- l-tl-3t-1-I-l4-tl-lS Blk 4, Tr. 5 ..... 27.7 11.40 meats, with interest a t SCI per annum on all deferred paywsh] 05 1 488.88 A, w. goodness contest when the referee i i i . i’ .u i t u k v t (i p t i i c i x T i u m m L. F\ Roper, I-ot 7. Blk E ................... .. ..... 117 48.14 Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of the GtyifJ sen ritbem bwbj rrrr -their -eight - ' l l H. - 1sind Ilf fir,• st (lalursvllls, L. F. Roper, Lot 8, Blk K ............................. ,..... .. 63 . 180.38 Mra. A. E. Hill, Lot 6, Blk 5, Tier 5 Fla.. April i. IJJi. , 30.86 ford, Florida, this- 4th day of April, A. D, -----75 '_ roqmi argupiynt. . Nuilrn Is lirreby k Ii o i l l u t Louis 0. P. Herndon, lad 9. Blk FI ..................... ...... '........ 70 200.72 Atlantic Coast Line Railrond Co,, Right-of-way, (SEAL) f JPH lUf£bsf .C A pair of first class preliminar Rurney. ,,f (U t ^ v s .l Florida, .who. Frank Grayham, lj>t 10, Blk E __ muds tlnhte“ U-being arranged- kiv l)nwxnri on tlcliiW n ---------------------T-PI4-21-28-S-5" ovm AI vac-.WKMV. tf f r NFfti. •Keetinn 11. Toto|i*hlt» in , , . _ ’ „ ' .......................... K Itiiiiire « • F.. TallaliasNf.- m<n - | (*us F rank. Lot ,, Blk I) ......................................... 199.28 round appetker before the ,nn,Vc* In»*nil«.n (;us Frunk. Lot 8, Blk D „... 200.72 final bout Goo«I scrappers are be. !»• Babbitt, l^ t 1, Blk G 193.55 ing.secured for both of these bouts w-rllieil. Iirtore IMsrk Circuit I’ourt, D. S. Babbitt. Lot 2, Blk G 198.55 Klnrldu. on thu *2nil day and the card as a whole promises at Hanfurq. May, I»H.* I). S. Babbitt, Lot 3, Blk G 193.55 to ^ well balanced and full of pep. •if I'liilm n r ii i i a m t s a s w l l i i n s u r s : - Cw, I). S. Babbitt, Lot I, nik G 193.55 V )}: •>< i J c n e t * . K io r M s . «rttirt: • r:$ J W V'lynt, tif ilc iiw a . Klnrlil.t. II. A. Neel, Lot 1, Blk H .... 200.72 K. (*urltf|f ,i*f tJffit'Vii, Klnrltlfl. MAKE LIFE WORTH LIVING C. K. Davis, of ticiu va. Nlorldu. E. J. Rivers, Ia>t 2. Blk It 200.72 TREE PLANTING DAYS GKO. i \ OltOM, tti auti-r. E. J. Rivers, Lot 3, Blk If 200.72 Don’t go around feeling tired, XOTII.ll T o rilKIIITOtt*. . B. Smith, Lot 4, Blk II U d ln r in energy and -strength, 200.72 “ ■rjTi din Jn o t i c e Is hcrcliy jlv.-ri that the . „„ , luse your kidneys are not work understand! has h ere duly a p p o i n t - 1* W ent, Lot 1, Blk I ___ 200.72 In r pFoperly. The use of FOLEY cd und iiuallflrd a* executrix of! f Went. Ia>t 2. Blk I 180.38 thn 'S ta te of Jennie H Washburn, P IL u l, M diuretic stimulant for the dneraard. All lielrs, rrcilltnrs und Jaa. 11. Cowan, Lot 3, Blk l ....... ......... . . 387.101 kldpeya, will give your kidneys a ull o th er persons having rlulms id good Rushing, remove injurious demand* *K*1it*l *ald e st a te are Sanford Heights Addition to Sanford. Fla. w aitv m atter and bring tho kidneya back to a normal, active con­ dition. “Your FOLEY FILLS arm the only thing I ever got to do me •n y io o d ," writes Samuel Brenner, Alexandria, ln<L Sold everywhere. ‘ :■ 1 ...~ ~ : -t :.::_: ______— DETK&T PHONE 148 t 11 '685 SED A N ‘ When Ib ca h o n ta s m et Oh Henry! .pr**.u . ........... r**,It'* lrs«“ sale___ Mr*._Rolfe, betltr » « » • • P a t a h a a l s s - ' l h t tru th of Mt* e m tih In tld r n l I* I bribed lb* M l* u * w ith Oh Hr*r> |- Every Convenience fo r Year Round Use A Fine Candy j f t I0 c Everywhere l I £ . J . Smith Co. DISTRIBUTORS Jacksonville, Florida. The owner d a FcfdorSohm enjoy* complete driving comfort at oil tlmeed the year and in all UnAa of weather. In nimiim with cowl ventilator open wide »"d the fix large side-window* lowered, the Fordor U M cod md ^ u an open can With all of tho extraordinary improvement^ and beautifying features which are being added al­ most dally to the already remarkable accomplishments of the past two years, it is most interesting to hear the unstinted words of praise which Miamians bestow upon Coral Gables—and especially Miamians who a year agof were not exactly boosters of the beautiful suburb. We made many promises the first two years of Coral Gables development. They have been fulfilled a thousand fold. Now we are making no promises. We are doing things. Doing things on a scale never be­ fore attempted or dreamed of in property development in Florida. Doing them so magnificently, •and beautifully, and with such.far-Beeing results that the greatest skeptic In the- world cannot question the verdict of his own eyes. But Coral Gables today is bigger and better than ever before. An investment at Coral Gables is better today than ever. The best advice in the world—is come to Coral Gables today and buy. And lor travel In rainy weather or over duety roods, It eabodiee every essential provision for the comfort of pamengera. At ita present low price, the Fordor Sedan often remarkable value as a,sensible car lor year round use. < — AgenU in Seminole, Lake, ivord, Onceola Counties for North Amercan Accident iiranee Co. Muat be of character and hustlers, and Commission. '^ A m t/u tn v tv D^rolt, Michigan <1 i Sanford Office*Allland Theatre Bldg., Vic; H a- -J \7ktr4 rcKS * •* v -f V- u 4 f tho Nearest Authorized Ford Dealer t, AMEHICAN INS. ■ ■ " l George E. Merrick, Owner Dammers & Burnes, General Sales Agents ___________ Executive Offloes: Uertfa Offitttl Jacksonville, West td m Bench, Dayton?, ( h U ------ ' ' v ’- -T - 5 f. P tU n h arg, S a f a r i , tt* l* * i .............. - ; ^ �gtwtMjdt L* *fy THfe SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1924. ON E 4 uiek Results Use Herald W ant Ads 8 READ T H E M F O R .PR O FIT POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS rd Daily Herald [•.AD r a t e s Cash in Advance PAGfe. F1YV Political A nnouncem ents i MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE men WANTED—Sanford business 4 / f t "n3*S»v ».1vV>l>W> Apartments For Rent HELP WANTED n :eX j(\> r H *1 U SE 5T H E M FO R R E SU L T S LOST AND FOUND o p h 1 • AUTOMOBILES ANDi _ v t . REPAIRS LOST an o p p o rtu n ity to who nrc in need of competent i ——————; -— =-;-------—------FOIt RTATfl ATTOIIXKT: I' o ii n o \ i i i » o f p i n t . i r IXabreast with the times by not help should read tho classified, FOR SALE— DvSoto palnU and FOR RENT—Two apartments two F o r SAl-E—Ford Roadster’ pfafe** 7 1 hereby announce my camllSTIlliCTIOX. ... , tically new. Bargain. See S te w rooms each. Summpr rates boId acy tor the o tfice o f State A ttorpage of The Herald. There's no varnishes a t Saufotd Novelty l hereby announce my candidacy | ™ “,B* th e cla s sified ] » M Lard ads. 1,111 *•* ,f_ r k D ilIo itr c l l - — 4! ncy for the Seventh Judicial t’lr- for re-election ........... .......... 54-tIc ginning Way 1 -t,—FermWle Apt*:r as me “ “ *“ erald reason for sanding out-of-town fur; Works, sole agents . m ber"[t.f'“ th« Tour d aily_ _ mypspnt?cr.. . . l l e i a , | m « g od eolcult o f llu ll.J u . III l hi, Jleov- 4i-srrl—of--—ti l title FOR SALE—Ford truck, one tan.* * 325 E. First S t._______________ nstf'uilion T o r w an t sa a co ntain m a n y InU many L,at IstoieJIaleljr W , leyeating help when there Is probably just I TYPEWRITER RIBBONS — For ' of ratio Prim ary tu he held June 3, Sem inole Count v ounly. Florida, repre­ with cab, windshield and body; isai. . . KENT—Furnished threekl sent ng School District No. 2, of messages. It will pay youj to read the person you want in the city > Une on Royal, Remington or L. FOR ___ U I K * l l n J. A. SCARLETT. SI em s u h jir the them daily. roflom apnrtmcnt on Mngnolin. only been used three months. Flrjik..,. , inole County, ..... ' wutijil l t Iffto (HO WANTED—White-woman under [ C. Smith typewriters. Will sell __ He • lt» e class condition. Brice Johnson. Address Box 117, City. f o h c o u n t v c o t n u H i n n i f n . f C. lo l,« held on FOUND—Eight miles out of San­ ■' fifty to di. general house work for one-half price. Herald office. ___ «e t l l n Phone 303. I h ereb y an n ou n ce my candidacy June 3rd. 1921 ..........4e * lin e and live with lady living alone. FOR SALE— Egry cash register.! FOR RENT—Two 700m apartCltAS. A DALLAS. ford on Orlando road, wire wheel Tor th e o ff ic e o f County C ommis­ -Call phone 90 for particulars. Lco Typ« double above sio n er from District Number T w o F U ll MF.Mlli:it s e l l o u t . HOARD. 202 Park Ave. Herald office. -----I $10 cash. it TL1 hereby announce my i-elf a c a n ­ and tire. Owner may get same by of Sem inole County, subject to the SATF, — Remington type------- - *.■ . — . .. . Jc«d daw* are tor con- BCtlrtn o f the Democratic Primary didate for re-election to the office calling nt Coral Gables and pay- WANTED—Laundry driver for fW Sanford. Experience preferable writer, with wide carriage, In Inv-rtlun*. or mem ber o f jh o Bonrd of Public Juno 3, I3 tl. l(f av era g e ten x th Apply Hill Laundry Company, Or­ good condition. $25 cash. Inquire j Instruction, representing School Ing for this ad. JOHN MEISC1L Sated a line District No. I of Humlttnle County, LOST—Sunday between Kissim- lando. a t Herald offiee. _______ ___________ — -----------------------— FUll COINTV l*IUI*KCUTIX« charge 3uo for first subject to th e Democratic primary A IniHM'-l to do light FOR SALE—Dnlry and stable , fOR RENT Cotlnge. J. MusSPn. MIRACLE Concrete Cu., general rpco and Haines City, black hand W a n t e d —u d y to he held on June 3rd. 1931. cement work, sidewlaka, build­ 1 w ish to announce that t shall Kislnir la restricted t o F REt> T. WILLIAMS. housekeeping for elderly couple manure, car lots. Link & Dag-. pQjj RENT—For G months, com­ be n candidate for the o ffice of TO Till'. \ U T C R S U t ^ T l i F. iM TI bag containing children’s woarihg1 rcla»*lfleatltin. ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. & Icy, Box 24111, Tampa, Fla. And take care of Invalid. Apply C ounty P rosecu tin g Attorney, s u b ­ fortably furnished house, six error la •nad# T he Banapparel. Howard if returned tb 111 Maple Ave. RF.NATORIU. DISTRICT. je c t to the endorsem ent of the WANTED—Regular customers for steeping rooms, or part of house, TerwiHegcr, Prop.______ Lid will be responelble After due consideration. I have F. [I. Robbins, care The Outlet, D em ocratic voters at the June 3rd, lone Incorrect Insertion, Lumber and Building MaterlaL fresh eggs. Write Cackleben-y at reasonable rent. 318 Magnolia decided to become a candid ate for primary. Irtiarr, for su b seq uent Carter Lumber Company re-election lo the S tate Senate Sanford, Florida. Farm. Lake Mary. Fla._________ Ave.________________________ GEOIIGB C. HERRING. L The office nbould be from the 19th Senatorial District, N. Laurel SL Phone 5(55. [immediately In case o f FOR RENT — Furnished light! FIVE acrf * ’iU cltr.us composed o f Orange, Sem inole and FOIl COUNTY COMMISSIONF.lt. 2.8 FOR RENT—New bungalow com­ HILL LUMBER CO. I hereby a n nounce my, candidacy t'sccola Counties, subject to the housekeeping rooms. Shirley I. v,ncs- Pc“chcs* n’uU pletely furnished until Oct. 15, ADVROTTIBna. Democratic prlumary to |>« held Service, Quality and Pries for re-electio n for the office of berries, pears, cherries, persim­ kid representative thor1. resp ectfu lly solicit ADVERTISE in the Journal-H er­ Apartments. Opposite post office mons and guavas. 5 room cottage, on Magnolia Ave. References ex- Phone 135, C ounty C ommissioner of Hemlnolo Juno 3rd. Emlllar with ratra, rules County, D istrict No. I, subject to Jiiuc support. RENT—Two~or thi1^ - ft7r~ barn, soft water.; Hard road, changed. P. O. Box 1141. ald, South Georgia’s greatest FDR Slllcatlnn. will g iv e you the net Ion o f the Democratic p r i­ _____________ M. O O.VEItHTUEF.T. nishwl Tooms for house keeping. school, store, church, $2500.00. B. FOR RENT—For four months, Information, And It mary J une 3, 1331. i ncw*imp£r. Morning, afternoon, FOR COUNTY J t lH il.. Rent reasonable, T. Tiller, Owner, PAoln. modern bungalow furnished,„ $05.00 they will a s s is t you In G. I- m.E PSOK. 1 hereby an n ou n ce my candidacy ' weekly and Sunday Classified rates Good location. [ynur want ad to m ak e „ — :---- j— ------; per month. Thrasher A Gamer. for the o ff ic e of County J u d ge 10c per lino. Wuycrosa Journal- by May 1st. Apply Rox 13, care r,n B ■ „ . , r F o i l SIIKIIIFr. bOR SALE—Several pieces of »r>b D t-vit u----------------- v-----County, subject to the IfTretive. Herald. " I hereby announce myself as n of Hrmlnule ' furniture. Call at 400 Mvrtle * 011 RENT—Seven room house, WE are ready to build several of th e voter* at the D em o­ Herald, Waycross, Georgia._ JOIIT.XAT JIO TUK. candidate for the o ffice of Sheriff action modem conveniences; electric cratic p rim ary June 3. residences to suit you. Reason-' ' Ave. A LITTLE WANT AD in The of Hemlnolo County, subject to the ____________JO HN O. L KONAHDT. ||,r r s should Rive their light and city water. Also flow- able payments down and balance ■>• D em ocratic primary June. 1321. Herald will bring you big re­ postofflcs address ns F f *II 11 F.PR K* KXTA TlV E. W, A. Til,LIS, / their phono number It T H^f M n ^ 'ra tt'e rV c o 0 ^ in« wo» «" y»rd. Chicken house" monthly; entire nmount to fall dttb 1 hereby unnounce my candidacy sults. Advertise those old article.* Your summer sewing given care­ _ Hof: Mni. Battery_Co.--------------1nml garage. Front and back en- within five years. lira results. Atiout one you have stored nwny and have ful attention. 417 W. 2nd St' FUll CLKIIK CIRCUIT COURT. for mem ber H ou se of R ep resen ta ­ ut of a thousand h a i n IF YOU arc looking for real b a r-1trance. Phone 281. MEL8CII REALTY COMPANY. I w ish to nnnoitnce tlml 1 am a tiv es for S em in ole County, subject no use for. A little thirty-cent ad and the oth ers can't candid ate for Clerk of the Circuit to the a ctio n of the voters at the may bring you several g a i n s in secon d h and piano or | f ’0 R R E N f ^ n D ^ T f s h e d house, A. I*. Connelly, Agent. calc with y ou u n le s s dollars. Court of Sem inole County, subject g a a s t o v e , seo S a n f o r d S tove, (>a || g j D em ocratic primary. June 3. Iw your address. FOR SALE—House.UTx rooms and ■ Phone 148 and arepresentative to D em ocratic primary. June 3rd. _________ FORUEHT LAKE. Works. |r°ntlnunnre MUST be will call to see you. If elected. I promise the faithful hath, modem conveniences, cor- 4 F o i l c m X T I COMMISSION F.R. i>person at T h e RanFOR SALE—One pair of very good, p erform ance of the duties c o n ­ ner lot. Streets paved on both I hereby an n ou n ce my candidacy FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando erald office or by l e l nected w ith th a t office. mules, five and six years old,; for County C om m issioner for the sides. Best buy in Seminole ebun- **M rrlrpHooc ills co n tla niornng Sentinel; largest classi­ AV. U MORGAN. F ifth D istrict com prising Cliulunwith wagon and harness. * Mules •re not vnllil. ty. Buy front owner. Easy terms.' ta. Geneva and Osceola, su b ject to fied business, rate lc n word, min­ F u l l TAX c o i . i . k c t i i r . weight 1,200 lbs. Write Box l!G, Trumpt, E ffic ie n t P. O. Box G7, Winter Park. Fla. tlie urtiun of the D em ocratic p ri­ imum 2-1c cash with order. I w ish to announce that I am a or phone 12, Umatilla. Fla._____ Service. can d id ate for re-election to th e of- mary J u n e 3. FOR RENT—Three new cottages. ,ji r. A. RAl'LRRHON._ AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ CALL Mr- Lnzillo, the piano ntnn flcn o f County Tux Collector of ____ ___. bO Cents Two five rooms. One three rooms, . gusta, Gn.—Augustn's greatest S em in o le County, subject to the F o i l ( t.F.IIK ITHCUIT COURT. for first class tuning and re­ Home Cooked Meals. Two block* colonado style dining room ana a ction of the Democratic primary I hereby nun "tines that 1 nm a classified medium, rate cash .09c pairing. Player pianos n special- business district. living room. Apply Mr,. Hawk, can d id ate for the o ffic e of Clerk charge. to be held in June. 10c per line, minimum PHOENIX HOTEL. ty .. 620 West First St. Phone 28. JNO. D. JINKINS. of th e Circuit Court o f Hemlnolo .30c. Glndervllle.___________________ _ ’• County, subject to the notion of the 300 Park Ave. FOR SALE—One male pointer, pup FUR COUNTY CUM MlTfi IUNE R ~ D em ocratic primary In June, 1921. FOR SALE—Or lease, for one I hereby a n n ou n ce my candidacy ____________ i five months old Also one f e n m l e ____________ _ TAX ARRKRROIt. year, 10 rooms house. Furnished " H. If. C H A P P ELL. |t> an non uc»* that I am a for re -e le c tio n to the office of <>r Applfratlan far Tax lir e * [f it w ere possible to 'm n k e |R oi,nt0r thCet’ „ Fj/,te,en „?hlC u tr.no1Krnf ^ r: , r iJr J ua* On Magnolia Ave.y close in. Par- ' t Com m issioner from D is ­ P t m j i s r i c ? : o F t i i k I'K aT e T Nullrr for i elect Ion to tbo County I nilrr Serllun 373 nf tkr l.eu rru l , ,, I , , I dollars each. Apply to J. E. Hicks. *<dicitcd. 107 Bark Ave. ty leaving town. Thrasher St Gar-, I hereby an n ou n ce that I am a of Hcmlnols Tax Assessor of Seml- trict Number Four HXnliitr* of the S l a t e nf Flnrlda ■ nv better h a lie r bread heond o r p a s tr y 1000 Oak Ave,, City. I Phnn„ n fo r the o ffice of Justice any Phone u349. ner. . . , fcl). subject to till' tlccls- County, su b ject to the action of candidate Notice Is liercliy g iv e n that It ,11. of the P ea ce In and for the First liemiieriiilc Primary to the D em o cra tic primary June 3rd. J u stice D istrict of S em in ole Coun­ ijuniiv. purehHser'or Tax ceriifiVatV! than is turned out by this cs- FOR SALE—Household furniture 1921. ■urn lrd , IMSI. , , . . ty. Wtlh th e le gad and efficien t No. 1.31. dated the 5th ilay of June.l. , for living room, * dining room, II. F. W H E E L ER A. VA PI il I AN. a ss ist a n c e o f the execu tive officers a. d !u<9. hus nied sai.i certificnic; lublishment you can feel quite and bed room. Enquire 300 Elm • NOTICE F o i l COI XTV UDMMISSlUXKIt. In my office, anil h a s made a p p li e s 1 of the c o u n ty I promise to do my holt »ll Dill I'l". Is hereby given that the quarAve., or phonu 9085. I hereby a n n ou n ce my c a n d i­ ltop for lax deed lo Issue In ac d u ly w ith o u t prejudice. satisfied in your own mind )>ler ■> i>( middle County: (or C ounty Commissioner for cord.incc With Inw. Hold c r l Iflente ly meeting of the Stockholders o t,i:m L, fl. STRING FELLOW. iinninitiee m y s elf a can- dacy District IN". 2. Sem inole County, embraces the f o l lo w lo g deserltied Ir Murlff of S em in o le su BERLIN, Apr. 28—Tho theft the Sanford-Oviedo Truck Grow. POIt c o t XTV JMH1K. lhat \vc would be making a property situated In Hemlnnle c o u n ­ b ject to th e D em ocratic Primary, |li]nl in the a ction of the J une 3. 1921. Ine.. will be held on Tuesday, Subject, o f course, to the netlou ty. Plnrlda. to - w lt: ' lb ‘«. HIV. cor. recently of u lot of Rhine wine er»„ I prim iry to lie held on of th e D em ocratic primary to lie of N W o f NE14. Hec. S. T wp. 21 better article. This, however, April 29th, 1924. at the Court “ L. P. HAGAN. If I am elected 1 pledge held June 3rd. I w ill he a candid ate of the vintage of 1811 cheated House at 8;00 o'clock p, m. FOIt SIIKIIIKK. ful Hi I the d a ll e s of Jills for the o ff ic e of iV iin v t J u d g e of N.‘ n'"'%s.” a , «deItn.Vs!: \v,.''i 2.ia .i» a human Impossibility. We more of n sensution ami excite­ To the .Voters o f Hemlnnle County: Hemlnnle County. 1 nbnll lie g r a te ­ T. F. ADAMS, President. |ttln l.eet I l f my IItl 1111v acres •We wnnt you to look over nur ment thnn usually ntttcnd n dia­ 4-28-29 I hereb y nonniilice iny candidacy ful for tin- iinmlnatlnn and e le c ­ r lis . h . fi'j chs.— lo K. K. DllADY. . ,: Tb'' bnke a perfect bread and per­ f’elery for tho o ff ic e o f S h eriff of S e m i­ tion. nml If elected I a ssu re the said land being a s s e s s e d at th s Fnrmr. liflitig* before buyT t \ Cnl.I.KCTOH. nole County, subject to the v oters eltlsen slilp of Hemlnnle a fair and d ate of the Issuance of such Cert I* fect pn.stry. mond robbery or murder. Tho wine jing Wt> wilt save you money. |> sunnunre mjsulf a catt- of tho Domocratlr Primary to be fa ith fu l ad m in istratio n of th e a f ­ Orate In the name o f A II. Wuial. Unless said ce r tific a te shall h» re­ belonged to n wealthy family, lh" nfflee nf Taa> i*ol* held J u n e 3rd, 1921., ( f eleeted I fa irs of th e office. deemed fording to law lux deed I S mill'll.' County, sliliji i't nrnmlse four y e a r s ' nf Law E n ­ FOR 8ALK-House mid lot closo which formerly owned its own Hi'MHLI.K MA1NKH _ Anyone wlnhinR to com­ " ID Issue theri*nn on the 5Gi day of rtslnn "f the Democratic forcem en t In a b u sin ess manner by Iin, $3,1)00. vineyards, and hnd boon handed municate with the Knights l*HOXKt't TIXfi ATTIIItXRY June. A. !>., 1*24. I" l>>- In lil June 3rd. 1921. llio h e lp of th e proper su b ord i­ KOIl I d esire to auno'inee to the eltlW itn ess my o ffic ia l sig n a tu r e and down for generations. I! r MAXWELL. n ates nr a s s ista n t* ' and earnestly n s of Hemlnnle fioirDy that t nm seal this the 2filh day of April, A. FOR SALE—^5 ncre celery, -----fnrm solicit tho support nf all law cn- se Rewards were offered for the of the Ku Kill* Klan of (C.vrv < IIMMIHTUOXItlt. a can d id ate for the n om ination to D„ 1921. vniers. on Juno 3rd. with it room house In llntf comli- return nf oven pari of the wine Sanford mny do so by adMtAfiiuiqa niy Jtandldaey rnrrriiii’til RAYMOND' lie P r o s e c u tin g Attorney for tho (SEAL) B. A. DOUG LASH, I* ALLEN. ly t'nmmliA(An>r fo r ' t h e tion. Easy tot ms, |ond detectives, assigned to the County Court of Hemlnnle County, t’lerk Circuit Court. * dresRtng mall to Postoffice FOR CUXSTAIIt.r/'OK i i i s t h i c t ' su bject to th e netlou o f the D em o­ hurl't nf Hemlnolu CouiiHemlnnle County, Florida, ease took up Du. watch at antique Box 68. XO. I. fft tn the actio n of the cratic prlm orv. June 3rd. 1921. 1 lly A. M. W eek s, D. C. ■---------- -— V^ ‘~i * 1 h ereb y nnnounco that I am a b r e a d . fbV 9»;> t »ry Of "T924: •,rt (ub-ymir. vrtln unit ■nail’, ji - •* •a julldutei toe..ru u H ab l#■vro nos term s.— Yn. the L ................... prim ary To bo h elif Juno 3r<l. 1921. F o i l rn x sT A iil.K . sanmine" my randlducy Ha Id d istrict b e in g composed of the I hereby niinouuee m v s e lf a canMODERN bungalow, cloeo in, well rGlnn t'i thn o ffice nf f o l lo w in g v o tin g preeincts! Han­ dtilate for re-electio n on J u n e 3rd. Freedom from Nerve Vrossurt* Menns Freedom from Disease. ["tnmls-l'.ner nf District ford. Luke Monroe and Panin. located, easy terms. 1921 a* Consta de of District N u m ­ nln.'lr i.'uuntg, aubjeet tn F, R. W A L K K n ._ ber I. o f Hemlnnle County, which "f the >u|ijr^ ijl^ 5-ROOM house, new, about three r O l i Y I T B H I X T K M W X T O f PWB- Innlttdvs v o tin g prepJuctg Numbers i/c iix m iT r io it,'. I. 2. 3 anil 1. I will ap p reciate the miles out on Orlando road,» W. ENTif.MlNGVilt. T *1vhereby nnnuuiire my randlducy support of nil voters In District $1801); easy terms. I <oi \ rt s c i i o o i . n o m i d for re -o le e llo n to the nfflri o f N um ber I. f .iiiii" in " m y s elf a ran- County Hiiperlntrmlent of I’nblle _____ ft. C , _ ( C I .A P D ) _ W H I T T E N _ re-iti'ctlnti as a menilicr In struction I If you want a city lot, a subur­ of Hemlnnle County, A VXOt'XCF.MEXT FOIt* STATU R. C. M A X W E L L mn'y llnaril nf I’utdle In- su bject r.» I hi- D em ocratic primary ban lot, a house ready built, cel­ v r r i m x F . v . PALMER GRADUATE. from Dint "let No. 3. to be beld on June 3rd. '''JL I nil no mice m y - e lf n rpndldatn Real Estate ery farm, grove or anything in t . \v lavvton. iivlrdo, O sceola nml for th e o ff ic e of State A llorney Ihe Real Estate line call us. Wo subject In ttm artlun of LAWYER , and fnr the Hrvenlh Jlidlelal Clrrult of NOTICU. ►Title frlniary. June 3rd. Mull at the owners price only. Office Hours: Rooms 301-4'i I w ill be a candid ate for rrnnml* Florida, niihjeet to th e D sm oeralle >*!ru h. rvnl us a mem- n ation for th e o ffice o f Hlale A t­ prim Insurance 0-12 A. M. to he held In June. If — Court House [h' lli'anl xlnrc 1915. Uild torn ey of Ihe Seventh Jlidlelal C ir­ upon ary First Nut. Ilk. Hldg., e x a m in a tio n of my record Call and scc’ ii*. We givo you SANFORD, - — FLORIDA 2-5 I». M. I‘••'"i eliulrmau of th« cuit o f the S ta t e of Florida, s u b ­ mv ca n d id a cy I s . fn vorbly co n sid ­ tho hnrgnin* and service. 1319. enprclally ills m e ject to tho a ction o f the Demo­ ered. ynur vote and a ctiv e support 7 to 8 Evening except Saturdays Sanford. '■"rk r. 'mil .it n flntird cratic Prim ary, Your endorsement THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO., w ill ho appreciated. lamt If r. "Icciud I urom- for n secon d term of o ffice will be Seminole Hntpl Antipx. MI LI. A It D D. BOflTH. 1 ' '' leiiUiius and con- grqntly nnprcolnted. FOR SAI.E—Four lots nn Park STEWART The Florist | strviee ns has been r.endGEOriGB A. DKCOTTEB. nmin years nf service. Ave., facing East. R<m! bargain.' Hlale Attorney. Seventh Judicial '■MAS. C IIA ItltlSON. Flowers For AH Occasions Attorney-at-Law Thrasher & Garner. C ircuit. S ta t e nf Florida._____ _ _______ Geneva, Klnrlda. Oxer Seminole County ' FOIt COUNTY J flM iE . Members Florists T e l e g r a p h Do. it e c u if* k s T I t f f K -----iinnnunrr m yself a* n •rlfillly annnunre m y s e lf ca 1n d hereby T hat’s what the Herald X ank id a te for th e o ffice o f County livery Association II.-I,II. f,,r t |loi JinUBe o f Want Ads are—cold fact*— J u d g e of Hemlnnle County, subject Sanford, ■■ Flprid* |t a ll\<■ from Semillnle about things that atR plan i»tb). nt (p 0 pem n ern tlr In the D em ocratic primary, Jane 3. 814 Myrtle Ave, ?hon« 260-W 1 pled ge faith rut service rhey ned fo r your goo<L Tl 1. 1921 ,, |f, elected 1921. me. NV'chIi' in n i t r i ie t IVe te g ls- should you n om in ate are plain statements that 1 * 1 '* j . n . fill a i i d n . ^ lie lii'iirllt of the a r e a lrxnox will help you gat what you '.MieMrtEii n r a n i o o i . i i h a m d . '*/ people h) Hemlnnle are a fte r in business, home I w Ish to aonouneo th a t I am a PANT the sla te ivf Klnrlda. P ig ca n d id a te fo r M-m ber of lh* or recreation. , _ J. Ik-LYLC8. Board o f Sem inole County r n E io iiT a m i rs s s t/x u 5IKRYICB. I'u \ r t t o M M f s s t o J T E i r ' School Read these cold facts ev­ ATTORNEY-AT-LAW from H e h o o l,D istr ic t No. 1. sulijeel t s .k a o n t lllr To O ae W a r ARCHITECT ; ■ tn t my cariilldAcy In ery day and soon it will Ills decision ' o f thn Democratic .*4-1.13 D o e W ay F alls "inmlssloijfer, fYjrG’ *t’"iTjmlssli)i}pr, fi»r t h s p rim a ry to b ehotd J une V 1911. First National Bank Bldg., ■trike you forcibly that t i t l a a d a i l l s -------------- i a a . i i nrh. X. Y. a«. a i r< ' 1'Mlprising; tho UT Find National Bank Bldg. Wwni N a n i o i t r , MS........... ....... sn.su rk 3US Iphla, Fa. _ J L **• PATTIHM AM> there is something you are [jw iv in,V' " « « . *„! . andHanford Rttooloa, Maas. ____ ss .a i 43JI3 rah. I’a. Sanford,------------ Florida . ‘Y o u SIIKIU FF. Trlm:x. and respectfi r esp ectfu lly 1V!,pSox '* missing. That is the help S.3.1H ....... 0.00 "Uhlroam IIP .... k..». ah, lio. I hereby an n ou n ce m yaelf a c a n ­ juppurt nf of the Voters votert o f _ tho Herald W anti can af­ •Clseolaait. O. ....... as. ai tl. 4I.TI r . , ** jh« to h* didate for Te-efectlon to the o ffice >« primary t» •D etroit, Mick............ title To 11.93 ford you. o f S h e r if f of (leralnole County s u b ­ r — (Montreal, P, U .................. mi..-™ tuu. II. f 31.71' nil. as \v\ _H O d L L A n n . j e c t ’-.tn th e a ction o f lh« DemnGet accustemdd. to doing , *Vla Oaltlinnro am) rail. tVla Halt or I'hlludetplila and tm \ rv i ■«M MgMtONKItT* cratlo prim ary to be held on June rail. things by the Herald Want tf eleeted for an oth er term I I*1If, -'I'mill ore rife toy candl- 3. I— A ll-w ater vfa I'hlladelplil* 61f Dal ore; direct con nections to fulfill the d u ties of th e Ad method and you will at Pnlladulphta. th ro s day* lay >W f llmore. i ri!’,!tli,,f Coni miss loner for opledge ffice In the aame efficien t manne* find them profitable, even i l'litrlrt „f Semi nolo UounKscvut on t i c. k e1t s ___ rnndlmr H.'lfk _ _ . . _____ Ansli. it Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers m eals on stnamars The Matthews Press that I have conducted It 10 the are Included. All room s on AUM M niff id llerkslilro and sumo in the most trivial matters. W fl a k a fl Id a- Ssn fu rd F it rooms on o th e r s t e a m e r s t).iu<ettra iwra*. P7 pstk 6m<»— Ph«o« 4M PIU,,‘ C. M. HAND. Turn the cold facts of the B II. KILIIKn. Phone 417-L-2 Jsebaunv llle T v D alllatare Joe mL * Ills FOU CLK.ltK OF CtHTIlT. Tn I’hlladrlphla Herald Wants into gold in 1 " from t u b — ■ ■ " ■l i i j . i i t i t' r v f StOO r . JC., Via S avan n ah Si I brrrby an n ou n ce my candidacy II., via s a t aimak your pocket. . w i l l " U V tT O ItlA I. for th e o ffie e o f Clerk o f the Cir­ , u ix t iiiit . May May To reach all the people eiindtdacy for cuit Court, S em in o le County. F lo r­ If "I, aril . 1 13 3il i 10 31 31 ida, su b ject to the decision of the T"1- 1 effectively — leave your Wilson Welding & Radiator 1 .. . . ' ' Hjstv Uepator from A llra h a a v 7 17 3* • H 33 I D em ocrullc primary lo bo held on Wont Ad a t The Herald of­ »i. Vi h Senatorial District, June filoaeester 3 14 31 h 23 „ i 3rd. A. D.. 1924. t eland for "lil j * ■’ ■"‘i.eratlc Primary Ju n iata .... 30 fice. Phono us to send for . in ss APPROPRIATE W ork* e fficien cy and service In office. t i J " 3r'' > an a tVANCB K. DOUQLAHH. It, or phone It to tho Wsnt iri.t. P/oi'tlcIng at HunAutomobile* carried nn all a ll steamer a. U (Jarlailla ears Bleamcca. a elu illn a elaaed r LETTERING -If it’s Metal Ve'Nr.vweld K - | Ad Department. | "nd iiave been » resFOR COFJOTY J»TMiF„ First National Bank Building! A llea k a a r aad lle r k a k lre>. lr e ) . He-'WSi sIB n tnay s g on oom nrromm nc odalloiis 1... •""•rii-y In Ihe Nine- To Ihe J'eople o f Sem inole County! For All Classen of Work and reserve sp a cq fo r automoliMva automniiliea w ec l l 1’iti *) ailvnnt'i advance. Full Infor9ANT0RD, FLORIDA I am a can d id ate ' f o r County District for l i amtlon on r eq u est at "Ask Mr. Fosler"ippreau«, or Ask .M r, F oster‘*ltmreau*, oi 107 Park Are. Telephone 349. 107 Nortt Sanford Ave ^ s u p p o r t w in he g r e a t- Judge, ynur support and vote on C. M. It A ll.D , General • a c r a l A a fk t, Jai ksoavllle,' Fla. J une th e 3rd will be appreclnted T lek et tiff lee a ad f l e e . MW H. K. lia r St. ql I U _________Tvlepkone KIM Teleel l-EWlfl O'fill v a n . ' HAMPEL A. II. WILKINSON. BUILDING MATERIAL HOUSES FOR RENT ROOMS FOR RENT Advertising HOUSES—FOR SALE ^DRESSMAKING ITS PERELCT MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Political louncements Theft of Rare Wines Sensation In Berlin REAL ESTATE NOTICE ROUTH BAKERY h i H SANFORDMAID' r^g^'»:r:!3sergg.rt» BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD DR. W. A. BRUNE Chiropractor. Schelle Maines George A. DeCottes COLD FACTS Sect JUST A MINUTE I’AND MINERS Fred R. Wilson Elton J Moughton YVe have n Jot on a paved street on which we will build a'house to suit,- 8nd make any terms to suit. You had better look this up. Florida P R I N T I N G ! WHIDDOK S HODGES ■ Sanford Sign Shor H. E. Lewis Co PHONE 148 ’ging u p THE. *— \ '/>,__ _ V /?>) K P* I father j u cO — L O h ! i v m -o H W E HAD A FARM \ LOME. THE C O O N T R 'f ! O H ' T H E OUCK^j A-tsO C H IC K E N *) • THE a U lE T . * WHADOA LUCE AiJ>OOT A F A R M fl s i m p l e u r e 1 V V ■vl/- i % U earral H s r k ln e s s d B a iler W eeks r , llader U rla4ja« 1‘kaae 03 Baafsed, F U . I Ml' Tk■fa — rIS ) . M #I • — OVCM AC*CilE C O M E L OOVxfH AN* p i c k ; O U T R 'C H T ( LL PU T AN T tH hE e P A P E R . AN T H E R E '- b A N Y FO R ^------ I Sanford Machine* By GEORGE McMANUS * ------- — 8k 0.9.hinhjrfgwr.^J i ■•vf; t a - ‘ • i a .Contractor and Sanford, Sanford Novelty i, i . ' i i ' iH k h i .W'liiJ' Works iv V. C. COLLER, Proi ' *. n p n w, IJ % 4 m , L.---- * - _ ■ #- ______ ___!___ — '— :--------------- . 4• '- * • \ t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 28, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2f9f88f07a66c724b8cb429ff12510be.pdf 58c56de66ca90975b6dbda9ffeb4cbbc PDF Text Text . :T t ' «? l!W 8 w m I r«‘ r^ aar.'- *- €©PIBD FFVB~CENT8 SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1924. . ■ ... ■- - - - •____ NUMBER 25 A SSO C IA T E D P R E S S D ISP A T C H E S Woman Found Dead In Ditched A u t o . . . . . . . . . Tuesday Wednesday; feet tie’to moderate fa-» rlablc wind*. • P r o c la m a t io n MINERS . Because Sanford ia to be host te the statu McAdoo eonventioh JACKSONVILLE, Apr. 29— Friday and Saturday . of this : :r\ ^ . u* The Unidentified body o f a white week when approzimately 1,200 M ix T l , A u n r l a l H woman approximately SO years deliver Muscle Shoals to Mr. men and women from all over WASHINGTONL A. , £ i 5 3 t o - R'ord or to any one else. I do not cld w a i found at 6:50 thia morn­ the state will be its guests, I resident CooUdge sink his favor la for sale. egram quoting President ing lying in the seat o f an auto, My talke the liberty as^mavor of the ag saving ha was " i "trying*' to “demobile roadater in a ditch 30 on Mbscle Shoals is fully l.» ’to Han: CVnl. rOsjtlon r city, to urge every citizen tocoliver Muscle Shoals' ___ feet dff Fernandlna Road about '’Tlduscto .*•} my message to the conoperate with the Chamber of was introduced St Monday's Muscfe g « i . delivertd a n M e m b e r V iii'y a block from the priaon farm. and City Commission (e Modification of The woman was slashed across Benwood Mine of Wheeling Shoals hearing of the senate agri- fcearege wnU oUt NoTember 28 Senator From Virginia Wires Commerce in making this event most suc­ Judge Dickinson Pronounces •lion Tax, Raixlnf it the abdomen-with either glass Steel Corporation la Shat* ^ «*« Mayor Foivest Lake This' cessful. Death Sentence On Aubrey or a knife and the limbs, chest I wish to call upon all of the |2 1-2 to 14 Percent, and arms were black and blue tered by Explosion W h ich dent had made any such a autoMorning That He Will Be Lee Nickels Charged With An executive o f the Dearborn Inbusiness men of this city to dec­ was issued at the White ttlng oat Capital from bruises end a slight Entombs 115 Miners— mant dependent, Mr. Ford’s weekly Here For M'Adoo Conven­ orate their places of business Criminal Assault After House. i—Minority Mein* scratch ranged across the face. Twenty-two Bodies Are Re­ The messago was sent from cwspaper, issued a statement in tion Which Convenes Here with flags and bunting during Jury had Returned Verdict She was found with her head two days. I should also Committee Diraft* lying back and leaves clutched covered Only Three of Washington on Oct. 12, 1923, by etroit, Mich., declaring that "MilFriday Afternoon At Three those O f Guilty Monday After­ had never been on any Ford like to have as many homes as stltate Amendment. in her hands. Russell White, an Which Can be Identified. James Martin Miller, former Wash­ ryroll O'clock At Milane Theatre. possible flying flags and other noon-New .Trial Denied* and never was authorixed ington,, newspaper conjiepondent, employe of the state road deset as Mr. Ford’s agent in any banners. and whs addressed to "William J. matter. Miller, it was said, had n i r T h e A w w l i t r i l P r — a) k- s ■••elate* ijH i> . Illy Tfc« AxM laltS Prrwl rtment, Lake City, ia in the United States Senator Carter As n further means of enter­ 4GT0N, Apr. 2 0 -M o d ­ WHEELING, Apr. 29— With tho Cameron or Ernest Leibold, care contributed articles to the Inde­ DELAND, Fla., Apr. 29—Tha ival County jail where he Is Glass from Virginln will be present, tainment for the visitors and al. > the corporation .tax held Sa a witness to the affair bodies of 30 miners recovered in Dearborn Independent, Desrbem, pendent, but he never had had any- in Sanford this week when the M e-1 so to show them the progressive death sentence waa lmpo*ed upon of the tax on telegraph and until further developments. the Benwood mine the rescue work­ Mich." •ther relatione "either with the pa­ Adoo convention convenes here spirit of the city, I shall request Aubrey Lee Nickels o f Greenwood, one messages was yoted Text of Mcsesge. Rs was cut across the hand ap­ ers Tuesday were working in two per or Mr. Ford." Friday afternoon, It wgs learned that the municipal band lend its S. C.t here Monday night by Circuit the senate in advancing It follows: "In private interview Court Judge J. J. Dickinson aftar a parently made by glass, it is entries in an effort to reach 81 Tuesday by Mayor Forrest Lake, effort* for the gathering. Secretary Weeks was on the on of the revenue bill, others belleVed entombed by the had with President Coolidge this said. ’ who received a wire to that effect Wednesday morning at 10 o’­ Jury had found him guilty o f a given however that explosion yesterday. They have lit­ morning, he said, incidentally) *1 tand when tho telegram was read He shortly before noon. Mr. Glass will clock I would like to meet all vt charge o f criminal assault. the senate committee by Chnirtle hope of finding the trapped am friendly to Mr. Ford, but wish old be made later on was sent to the atate priaon farm arrive here Friday in time for the the business men of Sanford at n Norris. Before reading the men alive. The bodies of only three some one would convey to him that __ levies, the Chamber of Commerce at Railford to await Issuance of of the 30 recovered were identified it is my hope that Mr. Ford will . legram Mr. Norris asked the sec­ opening meeting, it is believed. oration tax waa IncreaaMayor Lake has not given un all rooms td discuss further ways the death warrant by the governor. most of them were burned beyond not do or say anything that will retary if ho could explain why Mr. hope yet o f having Mr. McAdoo 1-2 per cent to 14 per Extreme Penalty .­ of entertaining our guests. Ford came to Washington ag­ rthe understanding that recognition. make it difficult for me to deliver' The extreme penalty followed himself present at the convention. FORREST LAKE, grieved witlh the administration Hope had been -virtually aban­ Muscle Shoals to him which I am i stock tax would be elimthe return by the jury that baa Mayor. Over the sale of the Gorges steam Efforts are being made to persuade doned Monday night that any of trying to d o .'" his latter amendment ia the former treasury head to jour­ • April 29, 1922. , . . . heard the trial of Nickels here plant, part o f tho Musclo Shoal* the 116 mfners, entombed by an ex­ laded upon. President's Statement. since last Thursday on a charge of ney to Sanford tp address the con­ plosion Monday in the Benwood I f Prafttnr Subetltute President iCoolldgc’a statement property, to tho" Alabama Power vention possiblv on Saturday. At criminally assaulting a white .wont-. Company, and after an interview mine of the Wheeling Steel Corpor­ said: [Simmons o f North Caroan in this city in December, 1924, present ho is in Wisconsin where ation would be rescued alive. The Demoqrat on the fl"I have n^ver said I was trying With the president, became friendly he has been fro the past few days. and bras Imposed after the presid­ Compromise Contemplated Pro­ bodies of eight miners had been re­ tmlttee, announced that ing judge had denied a motion ut Mr. McAdoo is supposed to leave vides for Alteration in Japancovered but the progress of mine lumbers were drafting a the defense for a rieyr Irlak ... for California following his WIs. sse Exclusion Amendment. rescue crews was made difficult by amendment, proposing Following denial of the motion, consin engagement but pressure is poisonous gases that fllled ths the preaent corporation counsel for the defense announced <njr T h e A u o e la le O Preaat being brought to benM o have him |ne carrying a graduated he would file a bill o f exceptions WASHINGTON, Apr. 29.— workings. Two of the miners were seriously consider tth’e invitation returnable on or before May 28 for Pressing forward hla plan to com­ yet alive when found but died a few of Sanford to attend the Floridn • 9 writ of error to the stata su­ the writing o f thl^ promise In the Japanese exclusion minutes later. meeting, it is said. . Only Faint Hope. preme court. . , Senator Simmons said problem, President CooUdge.again With Congressman Upshaw of President Edward F. Lane An­ Only n faint hope was held out In his motion fat a new trial, for postponement o f today held a series o f conferences Georgia and Hollins N. Randolph, nounces List of Committees counsel for the defendant gave as. of ths income tax with congressional heads acquaint­ by officials of the mine rescue car Predicta "Rising o f a Sun To Il­ Jacksonville Firm Which Ia Con­ also of Georgia to be present iwWhich Will Have Big Cele­ reasons that the verdict waa con­ over which the main ed with the proposal pub forward Holmes for the other 107 men in structing Boat Baain Is Low sides Mr. Glass, the convention will luminate the World “Through bration in Charge. trary to the evidence, that it waa the bill, will center, by the president. After consulta­ the mine at the time o f the explos­ Bidder— Orlando Firm Get entertain some notables and men New Washington not supported by the evidence, that is were reported Monday tion Secretary Hughes continued ion. If any of them escaped being Contract for Power House; who are prominent in Democratic Structure. Members of the Sanford Shrine [carried over at the re­ his silence. Intimations continue, killed outright and had time to party circles. Mr. Upshaw has Club are making elaborate prepare- it was contrary to the weigh of the evidence, that the court rrred North Carolina sena- however, that the compromise con­ barricade themselves in rooms <Sir The A w w lilnl Prf«»l At a meeting of the City Com­ represented his district in congress WASHINGTON. Aur. 29— Des- mission this morning at 11 o’clock for several terms and is known to turn* for the big Shrine ceremonial in admitting in evidenco over tbo templated an alteration of the ex ­ fllled with fresh air, some o f the trapped miners may yet be found |l for repeal o f the tax elusion provision to make effective alive, they declared. Upon that cribcd by President Coolidge as canti’nct for . the construction of be one o f the leading Democrats of which will be held in this city on objections o f the defendant the al­ kph and telephone mes- at some future date, which would possibility rescue crews in short “ tho temple of science in America*! the concrete reservoir and tank the lower house. Ho has been a May 22, it became known today. leged confession made by Nickels I senate rejected the rec­ allow negotiations in the mean­ shifts worked frantically through­ the new home o f the National A cs' fdundation was awarded to R. J. staunch advocate o f McAdoo’s Fully 6,000 visitors will be in San­ in the Jacksonville jail, and in sus­ on of the flnanee com- time for diplomatic arrangement out the day and night but had not demy of Sciences and of the nation, Gillespie for the sum .of $16,775 candidacy throughout the present ford on that day, it is believed, taining objections o f the state to ipeal of this tax had with the Japanese government, to reached the scene of the explosion al research council was dedicated and contract for the erection of n campaign. and one of tho greatest days in testimony offered by the defendant, and Anally‘ that the tourt-erredrifi Monday by achieving a clearer brick power house was awarded ested by Secretary Mel- accomplish a similar end. Mayor Lake stated today that Florida Shrinedom is anticipated. tonight. receiving in evidence testimony o f . ' knowledge o f the truth.' ires voted by the house. One o f the plana under consid­ the first meeting of the convention to Hull A Harris* of Orlando-for President Edward F. Lane, The only victim whose body has The dedicatory address waq $4,750. Smoot of the finance eration by the president ia under­ been identified was that of J. T. will he held Friday afternoon at 3 head of the local organization, fered by the state over 'objections, •' ' * , announced he would ask stood to be a proposal to postpona Poyle, the fire boss. ' His bulletin made by President Coolidge, whe . Gallespie’a bid was $4,900 for o’clock at the Milane Theatre and Tuesday announced that thq sev­ of the defendant. Nickels ia Composed » ;Sm vote on it later.. the effective date o f the Japanese board at the mouth of tho mine in­ sot the government’s stamp of a] the reservoir and $875 for the Mr. Randolph, who directed Me eral committees which are to han­ Tho case was given.to tho jury exelusion provisions with tne in­ dicated he had inspected the mine proval on the work of the two oi tank foundation making a total of McAdoo’s campaign in Georgia dle all of the details of the celo1,000 Rerehue Inrohrcd at 8:18 p. m„ ana the verdict wna Smoot explained the tax tent o f working out in diplomatic and pronounced it safe bffore the ganizations predicted the rising 115,775. Hull A Harris also placed when the latter defeated Under- fcration including many entertain­ returned at 5:16, one hour and flf* some arrangement daylight shift wsnt to work. The u sun “ destined to illuminate wnod by a four to one vote, will be avenue amounting to* exchanges ment features, have been named k bid of $4,500 on the power house annually .and It hpd which would satisfy the majority explosion occurred a short time scientific world by illuminatlr j f constructed o f stucco. This was the first speaker o f the convention. and that, they are busily engaged ty-elght minutes later. Nickels.^ ' who had sat throughout the trial this hall." sentiment in congress and at the ’ ' v the committee beafter the day shift entered the •l.<o low bid for thin type o f con­ He will be followed by Mr. Glass in forming the plane. and later listened to tho arguments ' who in turn will bo followed by round necessary to same time be acceptable to Japan. mine. The new building, erected at A class of approzimately 80 can­ struction. . " * * H V iW Mr, Upshqw. These addresses wjfl didate* will trod the. “ hot j revenue than would be cost of a million and a half, do!' * “ Indications Monday, however, fqur bids placfrt asith : Temporary hg under, the measure a* on a site overlooking-^ 4lon«rs. - They iwimrrTon o f tr and nearby (a thV^LIncoii delegations from H a rt an w ------- via),-wtil serve as a xleaUpg „ T_ . nV’ » ..... .. . . . “ WtaiMShfle ptelphffctfon* for the JUS,'a Democrat! adjusting the cUffsrene bodies whan they are brought to dace for the two organisations. wer house $0,000 for brick and convention nrd being mndv and will ... J e t the |i_ committee, while 8ena- i ween the two houses o f congress. the surface. Physicians and nurses ie dedication Monday inaugurat­ $5,000 for stUrco; C. C. Hannah, o f Miami are expected to be in at­ Ineaa to return to tha.cougt “ ibltcati, Ohio, and iVhst other pUna are under consid­ stand ready to render assistance ed the annbal meeting of the Acad­ reservoir $15,400, tank foundation be completed by tomorrow, It is tendance. Hla composure was mainlai said. Convention headquarter* will erat, Tennessee, eration, has not been disclosed but to any who are rescued alive. • emy o f Sciences and A . A. MichtdFollowing are the committees se­ ns the juror* filed back Into $700, power house $5,600 for brick bo maintained at the Valdez Hotel. Dination of the tax. is known that alternatives are son, president of the academy, pre­ It waa a tragic night for Benand $L600 for stucco; Hull ft Har­ Many reservations have already lected by President Lane nn room, each man harrying hla h$t opposition waa voiced to Ming examined. nounced Tuesday: Wood and the surrounding mining sided at the ceremonies. ris, reservoir $18,006, tank foun­ been spoken for, it is announced. although hla prUoh*pallor traa no|cbange in the corporation Series of Exhibits. Immigration conferences Monday region. Tho day force had been in Marshal of the day, C. M. Hand. tfreabty deepened as the Jurors dation $787.50, power house of Telegrams continue to pour in at the White House brought Chair­ the mine only 16 minutes when Public Interest in the new build­ brick $4,750 %nd o f stucco $4,500; Plscefor ceremonial, Fred Wale- took their seat* and the foremai: of both parties were man Johnson o f V?.e house commit­ those on tho surface were startled ing will be centered in a aeries of R. J. Gaiiesple, reservoir $14,900, notifying the mayor that delega­ ms, chairman; Ralph P. McCullcr, announced that a verdict had been tions will be here from most every »y lining up their forces tee, Chairman Lodge o f the senate by a violent quake and a distant exhibits, not like those in museums -c ,** e.j Fred Ball, J. C. Deep, F. S. Dut­ reached, [pprosching fight o n . the foreign reUtions committee, Sec­ nimble. All knew what had hnp- but arranged so that the visitor tank foundation $875, power house town in the state of Importance. ton, Madison Wade, W. C. Hill and The mother of the South-Caro- ’ of brick $0,400 and of stucco Not tho least o f these wss'one re­ rstes. Modifying hU retary Hughes and Senator Reed, himself may perform the experi­ $6,160. ( Continued on paga 8) J. M. Gillon. linian, who had sat through the or \ ceived from C. W. Crook, state sunnounced Monday, Chair- Republican, Pennsylvania, head of ment or verify the discovery they deal of listening to her soa’s story Sometime ago when bids were Reception Committee— Forreet Continued cm page 8. ot declared be probably the senate conferees, to the execu­ present. of hla aide o f the case, and to tbp ’ opened for the entire water works Lake, chairman; James Mouxhton, no higher in1 proposed tive offices. LaUr, after Senator Any visitor who enters the build­ project, those for the power house Kchelle Mainee, A. P. Connelly, S. fight of counsel for hie life, wa* i a maximum surtax rate teed had conferred with party ing unconvinced that the earth and reservoir wero thought by the W. Bradford. P. 8. Vernay, J. N. not preeent when the verdict w*w -3 or 35 per cent in re- eaders in the aonate, he returned turns around may verify the rota­ city engineers to be too high and brought in. The father, however, Tolar and John D. Jinkine. from the Mellon plan if .. the White House for further tion for himself by watching the they recommended to the City remained to the last, and walked * Decorating Committee— G. B. ftated. Furthermore, he consultation. Foucault pendulum suspended Commissioners that they be turned Ross, chairman; Jcvtn Gillon, Hugh elowfy out o f the room with the nendmenta would not call Held in Confidence. crowd, unable to epeak in reply to from the center of the dome. down and readvertised. The bids Tiilia and John C. Smith. tion in the normal rata tenders of sympathy for the plight The pressure of light, which was were opened at the regular meetBoth at the White House and Dance Committee—C. M. Hand, Tha Central Florida YaterWay t proposed by the Ueas- the capitol, details o f the presi­ of his 23 year old aon. unsuspected, even by scientists, un­ in ; yesterday afternoon when the chairman; E. F. Householder, R. A. ae of 3 per cent on ln- dent’! position wars held in strict Committee which was recently til recently; the perpetual dance of The prosecuting witness, accom­ Construction work on the rfew Newman, J. M. McKee and L. H. 14,000 end 6 per cent confidence. Members o f the con­ chosen to go to Washington in be­ microscopic particles of matter due commissioners met for a few min­ municipal athletic field and espec­ Gibbs. panied by her husband and her utes to formally announce the ta If of the proposed St. Johns-In­ >y Mr. Smoot had plan­ ference commttee were bound to mother-in-law, also wtre in the to the pustling of the molecules, ially that of building the baseball t s normal rates to -tho secrecy before a meeting they had dian River canal, left Monday night and a view o f the outside world as flguree. They immediately ad­ diamond Is being rushed and when Entertainment Committee—A. W. court room which was only “ journed and met thia morning to from Jacksonville four strong. Lee, chairman;* W. C. Hill, Harry •l t would look had humans the pow­ today adjopmd after a session, the latter it will be the Kent, 11. E. Wagner and B. W. An­ filled, to hear the vordlct. , , .. ia finished ............. 0. P. Leaders to Make which lasted scarcely an hour. It Those composing the. committee er o f seeing by the “ dark light" of consider them. Warning had been issued by City Engineer Fred T. Williams th<> of £ lorida barring derson. leaving last night were: St. Elmo • Stand. court that no demonstration o f waa atated, however, that the Jap­ W. Acosta o f Jacksonville, Patrick ths ultra-violet rays a n among the and City Manager W. B. Wllllame none, •wording to Bert Chapman, B [Kspubllcan organisation anese question waa not taken up at Automobile Committee—I. D. sort would be tolerated In tlje other exhibits to be seen in thu tabulated bid* and recommended former big league ball player who Margin, chairman; W. T. Wheeieta, court room when the verdict wa* *ev«r, were preparing this meeting and that with the ex­ Vana-Agnew of Winter Park, H. de building. has supervision of its construc­ that they be awarded to Gallespie Harry Ward, Raymond Key and brought in, and the warning waa |» stand on the house in ception o f those who went to the Monemollln ot Palatka. and J. G. tion. and Hull A Harris. M. B. Smith. 1 in an effort to defeat Wnlte House, the conferees were Ball of this city. At Washington heeded to the letter. Not even* : According to Mr. Chapman, the Awarding of the two contracts Democratic income tax not Informed of the president’s at- they will be met by a delegation Underwood Forces Signs Committee— Harry Lee, murmer was audible among thi City Commissioners havo contract­ today complete* the contracts for from DeLand composed o f Archie which proposes a maxi- tltudo. spectators. chairman; Earl Fields, George Geor; Assemble in Jax the water works project and ac­ ed with him to build nothing but cnalrman; Woods and Theodore C. Brooks. of 40 per cant and The opinion was unanimous the best and he is going to carry Huff, George Ray and G. R. Redcording to Moyor Forreet Lake, At 9:80 o’clock tomorrow morn­ al rates than Ufa house among parliamentarians that the fern. < By T t » A h m Ii M Fr*aa| from now work on the entire sye- out their orders. At the presont ing the committee will meat at F raUa. conferees wars without authority the New Willard Hotel to formu­ Street Committee—T. W. Jones, JACKSONVILLE. Apr. 2 9 - tem will be pushed as fast as pos­ time, the field is being tiled pre­ •«ma time Senator Sim- to alter the exclusion section itself paratory to laying out the dia­ chairman; U. L. Bledsoe, G. W. Florida’a forces supporting Oscar late further plana for. getting the sible. With all o f the Contracts w jd Democrats not only and that any attempt to do s I B r Tfce A w M U t fS P reset mond, gridiron and cinder track. Spencer, Sam Yaunts and Harry A conference on plant qua tww chance to gain hdop- could be blocked on the floor o f project before tha board of engi­ Underwood, Alabama, for president awarded, the site purchased, part Three-inch tile is being used to eeren. > neers o f the rivers and harbors. o f the United State# will mobilize of the pipe in Sanford and more in tinea and ambargoa began at •*r higher surtax schedule either house,by, a point o f order. Senator here today. The state campaign transit, things are looking very drain the field and as a further Stunts Commlttee-&am Yauntc, department o f agriculture ' . « e rates in thu schedule An amendiMQt. by the senate, pro- Following this meeting 8eoator aid, surface sewers are also being The etate department waa *n hive to be Increase! Tiding this section becomes opera- Duncan U, Fletcher and other committee which has some o f the bright indeed, the mayor declares. used. Along the northern and chairman; Frank Akers, Meade members of tba Florida delegation most prominent and Influential Fox, Howard Long, Frank Evans formed that rsaolutionista had A t the meeting this morning the , P*r cent to satiafy the iri M l in the state will serve and commissioners heard portests re­ southern sides of the field 12-inch and T. J. Gainer. • majority. The preaeat act was seen by some observers, will b6 communicated with and ar­ men rangements made for the commit­ ptarna will be mapped out for a garding the method of paving in sewers are being laid to serve as| Boy Scouts—J. C. Hutchinson, dulaa. Tekuc,g* ,pn* “ P11* 1 of surtax U 60 per cent, however, as offering "a point o f de­ thoi orough . campaign further Rosa Court and other lub-divU- outlets from tha tile pipes and chairman; Glenn McKay, Richard . , _ in the- ...-----Commissioner Hanky o f tha « jr light is expected on the parture’’ to the conferees. - Thia tee to appear before the congres­ sional committee. enca of southern the distinguished southernions. It was Anally decided that a surface sewers. Hickson, J. B. Little and G. L. ing board testified before *}**• with perhaps more amendment la not cantained in any The installation o f the network Morris. R. W. Pearmsn, Jh., secretary of ' atreet with a five-inch base with ouse committee investigating * « doaen amendments to form in the bill parsed by the tho Chamber of ICommerce, re­ er’s claims to {ha highest offee In of pipe* will permit the field to be Potentate and Davan— E. F. shipping board. “ Pon, and leaders of both house and la reaching an agree­ turned from Jacksonville early this the gift of the American people. curb and gutter and surface treat* drained within 15 minutes o f the The meeting o f the state commit­ ment, would bo used instead of Lane, F. L. MilUv, George A. DePresident CooUdge w u tho *«• l it unlikely that this ment it waa suggested, the confe- morning where era ha went Sunday to tee headed Dy T. M. Shackelford, the paving aa waa originally pro­ hardest kind o f rain. Following Cottea, George W. -Knight and cipal speaker at the dedicate pill be disposed o f within might And It “ necessary" to gather more datafrom Col. Gilbert Tampa, will be held today. the completion of this work, the Ralph E. Stevens. posed. tho new building o f the Ni materially tha effective Youngberg a s . to the canal. He field will belevcled. Surveys have To Meet Trains—W. A. Fitts, O. Academy of Science. its of the exclusion provisions, praaantnad th already been completed showing J. Pope, R. B. Jarvis, J. B. Little. * data in compre­ this President CooUdge, after _ an interval In hensive form to tha delegation just the high an low points o f the 4teld. B. McConnell, Charles Dunn and L*vel Is Reached thuskb providing ted as saying he waa tryin the state department might before it departed last night. The diamond will ba laid out II. E. Tolar. ver Muscle Shoaps to lit perfect an understanding or agree­ ‘e Senate Probe It a believed that the committee’s with third base foul line running Boat Committee—J. R, Forreet. Ford, issued a categorical deals ment with Japan regarding exclu- efforts will not be In-vain and that parallel with Mellonvilla Avenue chairman; W. O. Coleman, F. K. A number o f , conferences w an amandmant will ba secured to and first base line running parallel Smith, J. E. Terwilliger and W. E. held on the Japanese exclusion i Reed Silent. tha rivers imd harbors bill recently with Celery Avenue. The diamond vbfena o f the immigration Declaring that it ts aver dti- the recipient of more applause, is to be constructed much after Watson. Senator Reed refused to state to­ madepubHc which will call for the ®m the senate InvesPsradet Committee—C. M.IIand, without any announcem * »«ached a new level to- day whether the president had re- expanditure of a sum o f mono Jury Along this line, Judge Andrews the fashion of the big league dia­ chairman; R. B. Chapmen, F. Mc­ f MrT* th* Judge euchon duty, o f teh few tn- LUested action along this line, or sufficient to construct tba eana '"hea ^ lle d ^ for that there are get-together monds with what ia called a “ tur­ Allister; F. K. Smith, L. G. Hunt­ Senator Ms , O.. Andrews . W of Orlando epeak“aboHdayi i nweeks with n any specific way. H u t a con­ Word o f the commltua’e efforts C. ‘ tween father an dson, tle back' infield. Just-within the er, J. S. Wilson, C. L. West and B. mer-labori, ing before tha Sanford Rotary ference report looking to delay will ba w in d to thia city at ones the major senatorial be those for moth- infield almost to the base lines, F. Van Metier. r. S™« /om m ltteo in recess. in enforcement o f exclusion would as aoonas something definite Is Club at its weakly luncheon Tues­ the diamond will be sown in her* Band Committee—H. E. W ag­ packers con. . ___ day, add that he la strongly la \ # M Texas frauds ecm- bo opposed was stated flatly by learned, it la said. *• had charge of muds and carpet grass. Just back ner, chairman. r. * ' publican campaign I Senator Shortridge, Republican, President George of tbo infield averaging about 26 * I*1* * * record on j 4*1 Patrol Committee— G. B. R o n . . California, one for the most active ° f ths capitol. abort talk In feet will be aurfaced w ith-slay. M. P. Committee—& M. Hand, W ight Brothers W ill cision before a n workers for the provision. From there back throdgb Chfi out­ chair man; R. A._N«wfaan. L. H. .. . — H. Declaring ha would raise a point \> \» field will be sown in grass also. Gibbs and E. P. Often Third Filling * ^ '• J of order against any raport which No efforts will ba spared to make Donation Committaa— E. * F. ‘ provisions already Station On Saturday the local diamond tba beat any­ Householder, chalraaa; A. P. Con­ Senator Shortridge CHICAO or- where In-the state, Mr. Chapman nelly and W. C. HU1. .Ion section was deffurther reitvaUdThe Shrina Club la 'alao making the scope o f the conof Sanplans for holding s big dance on the view was supported to^ejjrporat night of Mqy 12. o f the conferees, i • Individual poll W it t B# DAN1 one-quarter ~ IBr while work m \a y f j A in u u a • UJM IN STATE {B y The A u t f l a t f i F i m ) o F o rd K PRESIDENT TALKS " U S TO CONCILIATE JAPS SANFORD SHRINE CLUB PREPARING FOR CEREMONIAL PR E SID E N T A T R . GALLESPIE DEDICATION QE.GETS CONTRACT N E W T E M P L E FOR RESERVOIR Cana] D elegation Leaves For Capital W it hi Information Baseball Diamond Here Will Be The B e s t ' In Florida t n ury System In Speech at Luncheon J w * m thai: 0 In �I * J 11 >t *< m a m i u v \ H h r t - 7 • THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1024. | v |f f ^ ^ CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS THIS WEEK IN SANFORD ■ . - Uelery Shipments Week of April 28 to May 3 Monday CELERY .SHIPMENTS April 28. New .’York ...... Cincinnati ............. , yenfs he was city attorney of Kis­ simmee and for the past two years has been a resident- of Sanford -and Seminole county. He said that he has the suprwrt of all those candidates in Osceola county seek­ ing other offices. If elected he declared to servo to the best inter­ ests of all of his constituents. Mr. O’Bryan’s talk was received with >hearty npplnuse. The mayor dec m tMt-ff turned to the next legislature he Would be able to do more than over before because he will be tho ranking member of the house. H® further reveiwed his record aa mayor of Sanford and asked if thnt was not enough to justify the confidence of the voters. He de- 8 ” "‘v ~ n r o . o n t . t i v o in e State county representative in th the state r e c o n l | a y , nJ( th n t j t j , c |c a n a n d W a y c rn .. __ __ ______ _______ Tuesday .... legislature, declared himself in as open as a bqok. * Weekly luncheon, Rotnry Club,L . favor of the no-fenec law and the R. 4. Holly, secretary o f the Total 12:16, Valdez Hotel. „ , j repeal of the fish law which was county committee, whu presided Regular meeting Masonic Royal passed (lurin'* the last session of over the meeting, then announced Arch Chap., 41.p. m.,’ Masonic Hall. thnt the next big gathering win General reception, Presbyterian bo take Mary on May 24, when Church, 8 p. m., at Presbyterian i H r D D A T T i r r c 1bo« n brought into this county from an all-day1 picnic .will b* held. Church. U J L - O f c A J Z lJ L L iliC U lh u -fis h in g hefore— th e. hill was [ " l ■— -------Wedneeds y r ' A f| V m \ T r r n A T \ U t1passed, lie attacked Mr. takes APPLICATION HEARING de­ WASHINGTON, Apr. 28—The 12(16, Valdez Hotel. dared thnt'he wnnted to serve in hearing on an applicatioh of the Weekly lunTheom Association of . fCotninued from page 1.1 * the lower house because is thor­ Florida Western and Northern . i,im prices, and therefore for.a better oughly capable of fulfilling' the railroad company to hulld a line Business in____ Wujnon, ,.».«* 12:30, v Valdez mnrket. duties of the office. across the state of Florida sche­ Hotel. Th report pointed out that both The speaker provoked laughter duled for May 2 In Washington wMa Regulnr meeting. Eastern Star, the producer, merchnnt and mnnu. when he declared that the voters cancelled by the Interstate Com­ 8 a TO., Masonic Hall. facturer are entitled .to know whrt were then gazing at Seminole’s merce Commission and assigned , Bower Festival, Parent Teach­ prevailing prices of cotton is as next representative. He further to be held in Jacksonville on May ers 'Association, 5 p. m., Fifth St. shown by actual sales, not only for declared jrt favor of tax reduction 2. Park. middling, but for nil other grades and closed bv saying that the ;... Friday of cotton. voters send nnyone else to the leg­ PROTECT YOUR CHILD'S Regulnr meeting Knights Temp­ To establish accurate spot quo- islature other than himself that HEALTH lar, 7:31) p. m., Masonic Hall. tationx and correct dilTercnrcs the they would he making a mistake. Through thoughtlessness the slight Weekly luncheon, Chamber of commission recommended unifor­ Mayor take was thp next and cough or cold of a child is often ne­ Commerce, 12:16, Valdez olltel. mity of the procedure in determin­ Woman’s Club dinner, Woman’s Inst speaker. He declared that glected and soon ’wu-omrs serious. ing them jhat all pertinent price the local option law had been pass­ A few doses of FOLEY’S HONEY Club, Woman’s Clubhouse. formation ho reported for every ed at the request uf a majority of AND TAR COMPOUND, nt small sale and be made the basis of the i Having spent two weeks pleas­ spot quotations und differences by his constituents and that the fish cost, taken nt the onset o f thia antly with her mother, Mrs. mathematical computations, and law which Mr. Lgle Jwas opposed, cold would bring spc.cdy relief. B« t idorsement of prepared, have a bottle of this Blanche Stsriinfj in Lakeland Mrs. Ih.’t such Info m T io n ‘IT verifl.d hnd received the endorsement J. P. Hal and son Gordon are comDctent "clasacrs" The feasibil feasibil- the Chamber of Commerce. He safe, reliable cough remedy ‘ on "clnssera.” The home again. Mr. Hall motored to competent declared thnt a man is best Judged hand, and give promptly when * Laftaland Saturday, where he was ity of taking a weight, instead of a by his past record nnd pointed to cough or cold is detected. Equally Joined by Mrs. HaII and Gordon simple averngu, for settlement of his ns justifying his' return to the as effective for older persons. No the future contract, should be con. *q*l Uwy motored on to Tampa, sidered. opiates. Bold everywhere. office which he seeks. aad-apent (he day with Mr. llail’a Supporting its recommendation, mother, Mrs. M. A. Hall, return­ some form of southern delivery on TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING'PROPERTY ON in g TJuridsy night, to Sanford. New York contracts, the commis­ STREET FROM MILL CREEK TO A V Am & DiO AVENUK, . ^Motoring to Orlando Saturday sion said: AVACADO AVENUE, FROM1 TflIRD STREET TO "The strongest claim for a fut­ wera Mrs. A. It. Key and Miss ures market is that it furnishes a < FIRST STREET.* Edith Chamberlain, where they were met by Mrs. Walter Twitched safe hedge for cotton merchants. Notice is hereby given that the construction of th« asphalt pqveand Mrs. Dick Twitched, who re­ This the Now York ‘ market does ment on Third St. from Mill Creek to Avacoda Ave., and Avacado Ave. tailed to Sanford with them. Dick not always do. In fact, it is fre­ Twitched was their guest Sunday. quently manipulated, its prices be­ from Third Street to First St., has been completed, and the completed Mf*. Walter Twitched and Mrs. ing forced out of line. It is ii tru- work has been finally accepted by the Commission of tho City o f San­ Dick Twitched will be tho guests lim to sny that for some years past ford. ’ ‘ * * ‘ ^ the New York futures market has of Mrs. Key for several days. The following is the final estimate of the cost of paving Third St. failed to perform satisfactorily, its Amdng those attending the wn- chief function. ter meet at Winter Park. Satur day were Miss Mildred Holly, Miss Olive Newmtn, Miss Emily IJngle, lary Elisabeth Pulcston and Miss Silk Hose For Ladies ib Evelyn Williams; Walter leoggins, Harry Woodruff, Pierce Silk Boot, some embroidered clock, values Jrifrin. Victor Mctaulin, Sam up to $1.50 pair. To close out quick Byrd, Dean Turner and Algemuon (Continued from page 1.) Bpeer, . Millard B. Smith next spoke in behalf of his candidacy fyr state’s * 2 prs. $1.00 PARTICIPATION IN attorney. He stated that he had rcciiVwd hia education in this state WORLD COURT IS the most part in Volusia coun­ ty. At present ho is serving us UNLIKELY, W ALSH county prosecuting attorney. He declared thnt he believed that he is thoroughly capable of performing the dutita of tho office which he seeks nnd if elected, will serve his I constituents well. Mr. O’lirynn was the next speak«ir. Ho stated that he was born URGE REVJSIONi!ffif,*'V;OT«im*'.'r»w^1"fid JSrttJrta Clu"’ COTTON TRADE SSJ- *V S & i r - ” *•” ? ft St. North to First Street a width o f Sixteen Feel with Yneet dspnalt f |jonry fn ckcl Lot 1 Ilcnry Nickel Dot 2 .... Henry Nickel ta t 0 ,'r...... ........ . Henry Nickel ta t 10 — ..... — 23.00 Henry Nichel ta t 11 ........... 3225 Lin. f t flush curb <g> 30c .... — ..... , . .............. .. ............. 067.60 Henry Nickel ta t 12 ....----- ........ 2939 Sq. yds. rock base <$) 76c ................................. ........ ........... 2204.25 Henry Nickel t a t 13 . ..------- -----2807 Sq. yd*. 2” sheet asphalt1@ 97c .............- .... — ...... .. — 2810.09 Henry Nickel ta t J 4 ^ ........— i— mu* -» 162.00 Henry Nickel t a t »lo — ..... ft Type B TnT*ls~ $ $2T4g V . t ± '-----r ............ ...... ........ — ;•—----- 50 260.9 5 ! Henry Nickel ta t 16 ....... ......... 60 307 Ft. 8" storm sewor @ 85c _________ __ - ..... 883.301 BDingfellow’a Subdivision. 308 Ft. 12" storm sewer @ $1.10 ________ 9764)5 P- D‘ Mc Br»dc ta t 1 BIk “ A " .............. ..... ............. 12o 723 Ft. 15M storm -sewer (g* $1.35 ........ ............ Mrs. Mary Packard S. 1-2 Lqt 2, BIk “ A ” _____ M 2004)0 I Manholes @ $50.00 .......... ...... ....... ......... . L. t . Tew N. 1-2 ta t 2, BIk ” A ” ('Less N. 10’ )....... 50 G0.00 L. G. Stringfcllow All Block >MB*, ..r i— ______ f l y * 1 Manhole 0 $60 , ..... i fiOO-Lim-4fc-B“-dnilir tiler laid # $65.06 per Mr.p............. .,:..-:.7~78,0fr The nhiH't^flnd^foregOlnir final assessments nro pjyi Extra Work ..................... ................................ ...............— 61.65 Interest up to May 16th, an<f irom and after such date 13.00 assessments will be payable only In ten equal annual in«t 2 Monuments sut at ttrfC| Intersections ...f------ -— . 111.40 Interest at 8% per annum on all deferred payment*. .> . taDorstory Inspection Of materixls *^w— .»V*-.*.j- ——■*—— 187.2i I.egal expense, advertising, etc. 2% Witness my hand as City Q erk god tho Seal of the * 374.42 ford, Florida this 4th day o f April, A , D.1924. Engineering-4% ................... — (SEAL) • 1*. R. PHILIPS, i Total cost ..... ....../ ....................... ;---------------$0922.32 4-7-14-21-28-5-5 To be borne by City 1-3, $3307.44. ’ W ,,C. DcCourscy, ta t 7 4 ...... ..... ..... j... ................. po To be borne adjacent property, $6614.88. J. E. Chandler, ta t 7B ..... ................. ........... ......... go Number feet frontage, 2908.18. J. E. Chandler, ta t 76 ----------— ______ _______ gq Assessment per foot front $2.2746. G. E. Ellis, ta t 77 ....... :------------ ---- j_____________ gQ FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. 0 . E. Ellin, ta t 78 ---- ------------------- ---- A______ gq Foot Final H. C. DuBoso, t a t 79 ___ ___ __________ ............ go Assessment W. T. Field, ta t 80 ---------- ----- ............ .............. . l„o Description Fro«t*go Name E. R. Trafford’a Map. Sanford. Fla. Meets nnd Bounds Descriptions, Sanford, Fla; Atlantic Coast Lino Ry. Cq„ W. 61 ft. of E. 'A Mrn. E. S. Adams, Beg. at NW. Cor. of BW'4 of 138.76 BIk 4, Tr. 12 . . . . ---- -------. . . . . ..... .... ............. 61 SW*4 o f NEV4, Sec. 36, ID- 80 run S. 132 feet, 450.37 J. H. Hodges W. tt of BIk 4, Tr. 12 ...... ........— 198 E. 316 f t , N. 133 ft., W. 316 ft., to beg. ...... ‘.do Atlantic Coast Line Ry. Co., W. Cl ft. of E. V, BIk L, p. White. NW'A o f SWI4 o f N EK of Sec. 3G5, Tr. 12 .................... .. ......-........... .......... ............. 61 138.75 i0-30 . . . . . . ...........MM— C3j Mcisch Realty Co., W. ^ of BIk 5, Tr. 12 ....... r 108 . 450.37 Orange Heights, Sanford, Fla. Florida Land ft Colo. Co. Map of L K. White, ta t 10, BIk 3 -------- --------------- --------- I 2r, St. Gertrude Add. to Sanford. • L E. White, ta t 20,Blk.3............................... ...... . 128 T. 3. Davis, Mrs. Lot 4, BIk Z ................................. 281.82 611.03 L E. White, ta t 10, Blk-‘ 4 ..................... 128 T. A. Styles, E. 1-3 tat 8, BIk Z ................... 117.09 L. E. Whito, ta t 20, BIk 4 -------i..—..-........ 61.48 128 A. E. Hill, Mrs. W. 2-3 ta t 8, BIk Z .......... ...... .. 102.96 234.18 The above and foregoing final rasesaments are pay. .1. T. Allen, ta t 10, BIk Z ....J ™ ..... ..................... 154.44 361.28 interest to May 15, 1924, and from nnd pfter such date, I). O. Brown E st E. 1-2 nnd E. 16 ft. 9 In. o f N. assessments will bo payable only in ten equal annual instill W. 1-4, BIk 8, Tr. 13 ......... — ................. ......... 163.60 163.60 371.79 Interest at 87* pan annum on all deferred payments. Mary E. Styles W. 1-2 of BIk 6, Tr. 13, (Less E. Witness my hand as City Clerkand th* Seal of the Citi. 15 ft. 0 In. of N. W. 1-4) .................... .................. 182 300.25 fonl, Florida, this 4th day of April, A. D. 1924. Victor and Belle Cheek All BIk 5, Tr. 1 4 ........ ........ 295.6 672.04 (SEAL) L. R. PHILIPS, City i C. W. Bowman, E. 43.7 ft. BIk 6, Tr. 15 ...... .. 10.7 24.32 4-7-14-21-28-5-6 two inches.thick on s six inch rock base. .......... ‘. .....i.......... ..... 545.60 1304 Cu. yds. excavation @ 40c 2300 Sta. yds. overhaul @ le ,______ — ------ -------------------------- CITIZENS HEAR 8. C A N D ID A T E S SPEAK AT PARK Normapdy Voiles 50 pieces Normandy Voiles in all light and dark, small dots and new pi This is the lowest prices this lesion. 2 yds. $1.00 IWtwTewJHPll ■ »-#»- Off?.' Domestics and Towels very constitution will dial only ad h controwrsie* of a justifiable ch tractor, not with non-jusctifiable TO froverafe*. the more likely of two lo jead to wap. Ho, we do not progress very far, even If we should give our nekrty approval to the world court. W f hesitate to take ever that fee­ ble step, remembering that we were once asked to go much far­ ther. We even refrain from ac­ tive and open participation in those activities humanitarian and aocial in character being conducted by and through tho league because it is found, by the rest of the world, • convenient agency for the con­ duct of work uf that nuturo roHU'ring international cooi>cratlon. . OHIO METAL WORKER VICTIM. 5 yds soft Bleaching ft yd*, txtra good Long Cloth 2 1-2 yda Lingerie Cloth 3 1-2 yda. Soft Nainsook 1 1-2 yds. Tahlc Dnmnxk 03 to 72 inchc* wide. 1500 Yds. of New Cotton Goojla in This $1.0 OSale i Ideal f or Cleaning Qrimy W a ll sf Steps a n d F h o n I.OOKMI IS.OMnwn Itrlna* larturr rebuilt triiewrlUr. uny ana. to u. a. c o x ii P» i »I m llauk Pk.M zza V.> b at ter ies I* . A . M e r o General Auto Repair? I’honrs: 7. am . N igh t 5 9 6 -J THE EXJDE BATTERY STATION 3 yds. Liklinen, asst, patterns. n« Romper Clothes Ladies' Handkerchiefs rlpea and plain color, 32-in , 6 yd*, fast color*. 10 Indies' Emb. Hdkfa. 16c vain* ft linen and Emb. Hdkfs. 35c value 1 pr. extra nice Silk Hose, black whito $4.00 Dress For $1.00 $3.50 and $4.00 Dresses in this sale. All new dresses, Voiles, Ttasuc, Gingham, One $8.60 dreaaat tho regular price, another $3.60 * • " tQ,r • lldo|l»r. Ladies’ and Children a, all sixes. If ' you arc looldhg for ireal bargains don’t miss this dollar dress sale. Society fancy on# big lot dF 8c*rfs. R Dresses and Slumped goods. Your choice o f any piece, a»>»wa 21 yda. Linen $3.56 Shirts for $1.00 witha Red Seal Lvc solution, ( ihu powerful disinfectant prevents mold and fermen­ tation and k e e p s the storage room clean and aanitary. • i iiimi ft yda. 3fl-ln. Creloncs 2 yda. 75c Curtain Nets Odd Iota o f Organdy ar value* up to $1.00 y d - : Dollar Sale 9 A ik Ready To W ear And Muslin Underwear A writes: "I have found Eor.rv*B .. HONEY AN d\ aT COMPOUND i r ) O N T ltakc chanf « » w ith stored -vegetables and* a most excellent remedy for cougha »fnr^I ......... l i „ coIdw * r i cP*dJ‘ »'»ter had a severe ^ preserve* in the cellar M eo|d and cough a year ago and | room. Wash walls and floors m ail a. 2 1-2 yards Suiting yds. Ever Fast Voilo yds. I'unjab Percales 1-2 yds, of Lihen, all colors yds. Imported Ginghams, •He checks and strifes t |(LrImported Ratine* y T J 3 large’ sin* Buck 18x31’ 3 extra heavy Rath Towels I large size Kay Rug. _ new. 2 ft 1 3 Towels S. Ball, Huron. Ohio, was a Victim of coughs and colds. oBth h . and his si.tcc suffared with i •IMm, but found “ speedy relief" I & ® u* h.Ahe_u»« of FOLEY’K HON- Sold everywhere. Everybody in Sanford la glad to see our announcement fora $1 sale, ____ hoc***® their dollar* go almoit twice a« far. We don’t put our old atock on t)i(a sale but Iota of new merchandise, that cannot bo replaced at these pric#%,Every department in the store will have some extra good Special* for * 1.00 Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. 12 yds. Val and Round , white and cream. On* shirt for $3.60, another same value for $1.00. One $SU>0 shirt and another for $1.00 same value. Gowns, Teddies, BeSurcamIBuy Bloomers only (Ar genuine *Red Seal Lye Children’s Sox Write for FREE hooklti, "Home if dp," n ExtrV 5 <^>d Brown Khaki. One big tabla all made pf toft Nainsook and nicely trimmed with rx x l quality lacc. All aisea, white and flash. '• ilOUSEHOLD HINTS . filin g .OurRtadtraWant to Know when plunihios l.comes etogged, the qui'keit ami l.c.t way 0f clearing it . lo sift tom. HeJ Hoal L /e b io tho iintlrt. This frrvx tho nbttructiag ma­ terial alou'tt inqtBtly. “ • • • Much cnnrrejiarjr later may be • ? by snfleaiag tie ■eru.. to 1-Mf.nrn j jrf fn,m (ha “ *ual hours of Fast color* in wash suits 3 to 8 yd. sizes, $1.60 values. Only • few to acil for FLot yds. at regular price,.2nd yd. for $1.00 t. i f ^ W*d .14 a rleaivr » ■ lu n m iu iip i rtf ■■■■■■ •UK W7 * I Ladies* Brassieres All stylea, special f o r 3 day«, 2 Fe s sad piuM (except thdse made W. Chambry and Fancy and plain colors, sizes 6 to 8 1-2, 36c values special 4 prs. P.C.To»ooN6»Cp. Riii.il.lfhi., r*. -c-q o rf o01 ■ i l rnin I, I,, j , j „ ,* ■ Thread— * ’ Ml �] TH& SANFORD BftiRALD. TUESDAY, APRlC 29, 1924 P A ^ E 'W o LE IO Fl BOXES mtiohiBEsfe P u t I UIT ADDED.TO Taboo On Foreign ’ CITRUS VOLUME mshsssm No Wonder the Prince Tumbled r a . c FORD-CORONA DO BEACH COMPANY Dr. jadllipa of. Otlaado-SicnlOeo ,, ANGOUIA, Turkey, Apr. 28.— Rabid Twrklsh 'Nationalists who Intention of Affliating With are anxious to rid Turkey of all r Florida Citrna Exchangeforeign names and to eliminate 11a TAMPA, Apr. 28- - (Special to foreign names and to eliminate all The Herald)—Approximately 1»- langaiigc, have struck a snag In the name of the capital itself. An­ •000,000 boxes o f fruit were added gora is only a slight modification to the volume‘ already controlled of the old Greek name Ancyra. by the Florida Cl.rus -Exchange, As Greek names are the worst _when Dr*. I . Phillips* nf Orlando* *oet- of—red- r a g s -to fire-eating one of largest independent ship­ Turkish Nationalists, many of the pers in the sat* signified his in­ younger leaders wanted to change tention Friday of affiliating with the name of the capital. ffunaly the Exchange. Confirmation of Kilmi Bey, the poet, has been es­ this decision was received by wire pecially atrivc in the campaign last night by C. E. Stewart. Jr., for the eradication of Greek names business manager of the Florida but less idealistic and more mature party men apparently have a feelCitrus Exchange. Dr. Phillips’ decision to Join with !: ing that there are many really im­ ■ other growers of the state follows portant nfTairs of state which closely a similar action taken at should be attended to before n fV the Orlando growers convention by wholesale alteration, of names is Dr. Adams, Mayor Lee of Plant atttempted, something which may *. . City and State Senator John II. result in great confusion. Greek nnmes of unimportant Taylor of Large, three of the largeat independent shippers of the places have been ruthlessly scrap­ ped. The Prince's Islands in the &v state. Sen of Mnrmona, off Constantino­ For many years Dr. Phillips has ple. which bore the Greek nnmea been one of the most progressive I’rotl, Halki and Prinkipo are now 9U factors in the Florid* Citrus indux- railed Kinali, Burgas and Heybely. v try, gradually ^building * up his Street names also have been K business unHLJP ^attained 'Urge changed <piite generally in Con­ u. proportions)- a Tfcgh merchandiser, stantinople. In Kndikoi, which Dr, Phillips has utilixed modern lies on the opposite aide o f the y, methods to an unusual degree and Bosphorus from Constantinople, 21 P .;h li brands are favorably known in Greek street names were altered to f . many o f the leading markets Turkish names. , ^. throughout the north. During the A congress has been called worst of the demoralixement of the which will meet in Angora to con­ ’ ' markets o f the current shipping sider the purification of the Turk­ ~ season, Dr. Phillips suffered per­ ish language by the elimination of haps leas than any other operator, Arabic and Persian wqnls. with a ? due fo the fact that his fruit is view to making Turkish the uni­ - identified to the ultimate consum­ versal meansiof comiminicatiqn for er through a stamping process all Mohammedans. * which ho controls. it Gmvincetl that the * permanent . prosperity of the citrus industry is Help, the prince has fallen again! That’s what rumors fropi Europe Independent upon control of dis­ tribution through one marketing lay. Ami no wonder! The lovely 15-year-old Princess Henna, of Ruman­ . agency. Dr. Phillips has expressia, is said to Imve caused the prince's heart to jump and throw him to a r ed himself for co-operation of shijifull. 'The visit to England nnd Paris o f the king nnd queen of Rumania pera *on nmicrous occasions, in the dark days of early December is said to have been actuated Jly matchmaking possibilities. Anyway, BKRLIN, Apr. 28.— With a view ▼hen a score of the leading sellthe prince says: “Site's a good little sport." And what more could any r lng agencies undertook to co-ordi­ princess want. f nate their efforts to prevent furth­ er devastation of the markets, Dr. Phillip* Joined in the effort but cent less, while cotton and cotton great extent, and that therefore % frankly warned hia friendly comyarn in New York has increased j manufacturers will be forced to petitora that the method then pro­ from 15 cent3 !** * *~ n'7 '•-—*- ■— *- *— *— ----- *— **--•posed could be regarded as only indicating an increase of nearly products, . temporary palliative and that a t trade 200 per cent, ’t Due to this fact, baaic system of co-operation was a says the report, the German linen' Y. V vital necessity. making industry virtually hna recovered, j BOND "Every citrus marketing agency reduced ns today fiax has replaced cotton, j object o: In Florida haa a wholesome res­ pments therefore iinen textiles tire lower (young wi pect for ability and shrewdness its aim- in price than cotton textiles and movemer o f Dr. Phillips," Mr. Stewart ntatd prior their substitutes. The report, u s -1and othe y with slimes, however, that gradually ted Stat txe and linen prices will reach the price ' 0. A. so licenses level of cotton textiles. • , near Ox in been It is reported that employment $750,000, menting that of our own men and <)f for- in the linen industry has been fav- wnmc mi that of other independent shippers arable recently, ami that the mills able to l friends of both sexa*' who have recently joined the ex­ ry, like have been able to dispose of their to the pi change. In addition, the associa­ t been products at fair prices. Merchants ning. tion of he organisation of Dr. (is. The say that because of tf(d unsettled tys thr conditions prvvniiing-here it Is not L Tb«i h Ifaogen .^(.renffki'a *a further eiemerrr'wf flffTnirwunsume tho linent output to any 1 farm rel Ultwise competition and accordingly strengthen the movement? to co-ordinata liiaUibution which haa gain­ ed auch headway during the past few weeka. The good newa regarding gg O'fa ps”ia directly the”rcault"of agve work done by I)r. M. B. ■yrtft of Orlando, H R I loyal exchoneo grower, and Jafforaon Thomas, advortiling manager, Mr. Stewart dedarod this morning. Incidentally Notice U hereby given that there will be a special meeting of the »tocWtiyhh?nrtrf*Sanford-Coron­ al!o Beach Company, a corporation, at the offices o f the Company in Sanford, Florida, on tho 15th day of May, 192-1, at 7:30 p. m., for the purpose o f considering an in­ crease o f the capita) stock of said corporatoin and an amendment of "Article "VI Of the- charter o f said corporation relating to the limit of indebtedness o f the corporation, ami also a change' in the name o f the corporation, HOWARD HIGGINS. President. I- ir,.22-29,5-G-13-5tc - Taxes t)n Linens Removed, Germany To Foster Its Trade committee yesterday moved tip their objectin from 60 to 75 per cert membership in the Florida Cit y j^ .'^ 'k a n g c , “ when others hear thatDr. Phillips plans to Join us," Mr. o tew art declared this morn­ ing, I have no doubt that our Lalcewalea friends will put their maximum achievement at an 80 per centfigure." ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON Join Sixty Per Cent or M ore of Your Fellow Growers in Making T k e ^ F lo ) id q C iir tt& iF fX c lia n g £ i Fully Efficient in Marketing The so-called “ Lake Wales Plan” asks you to do j ust two things : . ' *. • r F^rst, to join the Florida Citrus Exchange, on or before May 1, 1924. ; j 1 * 1 , 'T j r Second, to participate as a member in the management c f the Florida Citrus Exchange. | With the control o f distribution assured by sixty per cent or more o / thcr crop,’ tfie Florida Citrui El* change will he in position to operate with full efficienc'*. • ’ y:. V ' * * . i] With the complete co-operation of the growers who produce thfc prpportiojT of the fr u it grown in tb»] state, in the direction of the affairs oi their local associations and sub-exchanges, any deficiencies in ftiJ Florida Citrus Exchange can.and will be speedily corrected. • •] In eight months popularity o f demonstrates Seminole the County’s TO PROTECT CATTLE. ANILA, Apr. 29.— Importation ftreign cattle into the Philip|Islands will be prohibited aftmiril 25, 1925, under the bill bwn by Gov. !* WoJ- The measure is intenda safeguard the livestock in the llppinea from Infection with *ses sue has anthrax, which (lecetued, tol R ob ert If. Charles C. Wiw irJ ck i i;Tru*teo And h it successors.i, ifJceailAd. M a r g a ret Porter. deceit'.,i an d Aba l *e§-. t n d l v i d q a u f . ^ n M IV. Ramsey, deceased. i _________________ 1. A d m in istra to r o f trust t o Rob-rt It bVAM Grifflu. deceased, the Estate of John W . G riffin, de­ ed. Ch arles C. W e r v t * 9 ceased ; o r otherwis e. In and t o . the hla su c c e s s o r , 0 f o llo w in g described piece, parcel or W. Ramsay, tract o f land, situate, ly ln a and be- G riffin , deceased T? . m at any ttm*-U»_UAve~aja<l preferred I |nx In th e C ouuU.O «.,y e*lw iilM it taA r t n m m t e n r J.Sn S n f l s t o c k redee rneiT—after— thirty daye* tv-<m» (21). Houth. R a n g e Th irty f e * ; ° d * o r Mherwi^ notice to tho Association, but at (3 0 ) Hast, same hav lna been platted lands hereinabove dr'.-.J no time shall more th an o n e - h a lf and recorded on the Ird day o f Oc­ pa rt th er eof .unit of t h e funds In the Treasu ry o f aald tober. A. I>. 1119. In the pu b lic r e c ­ o th e r persons whom Assocltlnn be applicable to the d e ­ m a n d * o f w lthdravrin s hoblera o f o r d s of Grantee Cou nty. Florida, o f a r s u n k n ow n and common and preferred atock w i t h ­ w hich the County o f Sem in ole was '• r e s t e d in the iirnn«J* 3 o u t t h e c onsent o f th e Board o f for m erly a pnrt. In rial Hook T w o tn js suit, and Directors. Roth the p referred and (S) on pane f o r ty -t h r e e H S ) , eame erlbed. o r who r i « i i * 3 common stock ahull be paid In l a w ­ bolnit the north quarter (N t 4 ) o f the l i t i s . o r Interest Ihtrojj ful money o f the United States. n orthw est quarter ( N f f K ) o f the dev isees o r grantee* ( S B U ) o f under a n y tit (Ke P«n » i l The common st ock shall he paid In th e south east' qu arter roontbly - 1 nstaUm ants-tn sw«h m a n ­ llertlon ttcTen tT L'TpvntsW trt'W sntyf h erein ab ove ram .4 „L J ner anil under such reitultlons as nn.» (SI) South. R a m i s T h ir t y (SO) o r btherwls*. are the hy-la wa m ay direct. Each s u b ­ State Of Florida, ifeore p a rticu la rly b f , » n d appear l „ f J S scriber to c o m m o n s t o c k shall pay described as f o l l o w * ' t O , t » l t ! ’ (; j* i Court st the Cow* an entrance fe e of tw eftly-flv e L ot T w en ty <J0) o f Annie \E. Q fU - Sanford. Florida, o n t u f i I f 15) cents on each sh are o f s t o c k Juke. A. D. |»n, , , 5 8 subscribed .and every sh are o f c o m ­ fln's Subdivision o f Hecllon si Swvsu mon stock shall b « su b je ct to a (T) and Eigh t ( * i. T o w n s h ip T w e f i - there make nntner u a com pla in t exhibited u , ! ll-n f o r paym en t o f unpaid In stall­ East. ments and f o r other c h a r n e l In­ It appearin g from the s w o m bill th is c a u se; othetwli* *2 curred thereon, ns may be provided o f com pla in t Hied In thla; cause c o n f e s s o will by the By-Laws.** against you. that you anil each o f y ou, and each of you “ In W it ness .Whereof, the Hanford y ou have or claim to have anmn In­ **‘ l« "J dered that thi.n Hu IId Ini; and I-onn A s sociation , a terest In ami to the lands h e r e in ­ publtshesl In the 8«nf«J< corporation, has caused this n otic e ab o v e described, and that y o u r n e V s p a p e r publUhtd t,J and certificate to be sinned In Us p la ces o f residen ce nre unk n ow n . Hemlnole County, Klf»r1d»i corporate name by Its President, T h erefore, yuu Dcnja mln e I* G r if ­ w e e k f o r eight con,**-* and sealed with Its c o r p o r a t e seal, W it n e s s my hand aadt attested by Us .Secretary on th is fin. and w ife. Henrietta K. G riffin, sa id Circuit Court oa {vl If living. W illia m ' O. Andenrled. if the Tth day o f April. A. P. 19!«. SANFO RD BUILDIN G A N D LOAN IIv Iiik . G. W. Htelff, and w ife. E m ­ day o f March. A. D ljfl K. a DOCO ma A. Htt-iff. If living, all o f the (R E A L ) ASSOCIATION. of the Clerk o f the circuit Pm By T. J. sillier, Ita President. u n k n o w n heirs. If living, S e v jn t h Judicial p|„3 estate o f Joh n )V. Griffin, deceased, Aural* A P f’ onnelJy. Its Secretary. Ida, In and for Hrmlaa J. D. •XTblverton. if living, Luther O, W. flpencer, Jr, * t-S.ir.-2f.29. C. Dorter. If living. I - O. Dorter, If S o l ic ito r and Couniel 1 livin g. M argaret H. Ramsey. In­ Complalnlnat. In the Circuit Conrt n( the Seventh div id ually and as su ccessor In trust to R ob ert II. Ramsey, If living. JuUtrlnl Circuit o f Florldn, In nnd Charles C. W a rw ic k , T rustee and for Seminole Counts. In Ch an cery his successors, If living, M argaret riTATIO .V. nnd Abel Marina C raw ford, Joined by her W. Ramsey. If livin g, husband and next friend, It. C. G riffin . If living. Adm in istrator o f the estate o f John W. Griffin, de­ Crawford, Complainant. ceased. and If dead, alt parties vs. c la im in g Interest under IlenJamlne R-n jam ln e L. Griffin, el »!., L. G riffin, and wife. Henrietta E. Defendants. T o flcnlnm ln e L O rflfftn. nnd G riffin, deceased. W illiam O. A n . wife. Hein*ett.< K. Grllfln . If llvln x, drnrled, deceased, fl. W. Slelff, and is a prescription for I William t). Andrnrli'tl. If llvln a, G. w ife. Em ma A. Hteiff, deceased, all W. Hielff, nnd wife. I’ mmn A. Stelff. o f the u n k n ow n heirs, deceased, of Chilli and Fever. Dean If living, all o f the u n k n ow n heirs. the estate o f John W. G riffin, de- ioua Fever. It lufit th* a If living, o f thw estate o f Joh n W. Griffin, deceased, J D. W olv e r to n . If ffvlnx, Luther C. Dorter, If livin g. L Dorter. If living. M argaret H. Ramsey, Indlvi-lltnlly and ns s i i c reSsor in trust t o Robert It. R a m ­ sey, If living. Charles C. W a r w i c k . Trustee jt n d h|s successors^ if l i v ­ D r u g g e t s are Instructed t o refun d m on ey In every InattMi ing. Margaret tV. Ramsey, If livin g, s a tis fa c tor y results urn not nhtalned. T h e very d m dm and Al-el Griffin, If livin g. Adm in Cl.Ett JONES L I V E R A ! t ll K ID N E Y TOXIC l-trutor o f the Estate o f Joh n W . almost Invariably stops th e le n d e n c y o f anneslng and can Griffin, deceased, and If said p a r . nnd tho ,third dose usually stops the sev erest COLD. Tbirn tics are -lend, nil parties c la im in g Cold must he classed as a seriou s disease so get rid of Utf Interest under IlenJamlne I., G riffin, If y o u r muscles are sore o r y o u h ave that chilly tfc and wife. Hen rietta H. G riffin , d e ­ with 11 dull headache. It's u sure sig n that you have u |m ceased. William G. Andenrled, d e ­ D on't watt for Pneumonia m develop, but buy a Imtllsrfi ceased. it. W. Htelff. and w ife, E m . JONES L IV E R AND K ID N E Y TO N IC tod ay. The c a t ki ma A. Ktelff, deceaaed, all o f the nnd you ran not u fford to take a c h a n c e at this tine tf unknown heirs, deceased, of the For sale al> estate o f John tv. Griffin, deceased. J. D. W olverton , -deceaaed. Luther (*. I orter, deceaaed. L. O. Dorter, dec .-need. M argaret 8 . Ram sey, i n ­ dividually and as successor In trust Met to redemption at the on tU jn,qf {he Hoard df D irectors at' alM llU iO after flue y ears from the da te o f Is­ suance. upon the payment t h e r e f o r of One Hundred Dollars per share, together with any a c cu m u la ted dividend* thereon. Any s t o c k h o l d ­ er hold In >r any preferred s t o ck o f the corporation shall h ave the r l* h t newspaper ZEhe contract that you will sign, in becoming u member o f the Florida’ Citfus Exchange under the "Lai* Wales Plan,” specifically provides for terrpination at a pproximately the end of the next shipping season iW the Exchange has not marketed as much as sixty p ercen t o f the crop, and permits such termination on i»T other ground of dissatisfaction on the part of the grow er. It is intended that you shall be.sblicitcd to sign th is contract, nnd thus become affiliated with the Florid* j Citrus Exchange, by some mefnber of your local Citrus Sign-up Day Committee. If none should call on y<* however, please forgive .the bversighl and Bend us the blank below, fully filled out, that we may mail you contrnc fotr signature, providing for your membership in the nearest local association. Don’t forget that when the largest and most representative meeting of citrus growers ever held in Flori-. da convened at Orlgndo on April 9th, no other market ing agency had any constructive plan to propose fof the betterment of conditions but that the Florida Citrus Exchange announced such changes in its organicUf and practices as triads these acceptable to many growers not heretofore members. . Don’t fo r g e t thiit this great meeting of growers, called and promoted by businessm en not affiliated* v^th the Florida C itV s Exchange, after full discuss ion o f the “ Lake Wales Plan” in which its Claimed maits and alleged dem erit were argued at length, went on record in approval of citrus sign-un day by a vote of at least four to one, nbarly one thousand growers voting on the motion. r. GOLD FACTS . \ J ' \ .. V ^ ’ " . ' No member o f this committee is officially connected with the, Florida Citrus Exchange. None is receiving compensation for lffs work.. That’a what the Want Ada ire—cold facts—about things that are planned for your good. They arc plain statements that will help you get what you are after 'In . busitnus, home or recreation. Read these cold facta * very day and eoon it will atriko you forcibly that there is something you are missing. That is the help the Wants can afford you. Get accuatoraed to doing thlnga by the Want A d ,. methpd and you will find them profitable. Circulation apd advertising increas ing by leaps and bounds—news satis . LAKE WALES, FLORIDA 'V ' faction—advertising results—show DR. W. A. MacKENZIE, * L. H. KRAMER, Mayor. Uemhurg Chairman ' President Board .of Trade U k e AVa -Vica-Ctwimapi v.- ^ o t Board o f Trade, Lake Wale^L the merit o f Application for Membership in Florida Citrus Exchange ■i- CITRUS SIGN-UP DAY STATE COMMITTEE, Lake WffIea, Florida. * * Gentlemen: • . „ ,J . I * " ,**'■: A : - ' >h6 Cltn“ Gr» ” " * A u .- f ilt o n , - S l i h l r f with th . Flutida Citrus l if t Thl, application u In « n o t d ,n c . -tth th . “ L -k . W ale, P I, of I n c n . l r , the m .ru b ch lc, o , th . F Io iU . Otnt change so as to give It control of 60 per cent or more of the grapefruit and oranges produced I n V o r ic S ! a n d l hereby to sign contract leased on that plan when preaented to me by the officers o f the Citrus Growers' T ssoT i’a tk n in wWck to hold membership. . *ocl* “ on m w Publishing both c|aily and weekly edi It is under stood and I hereby sgree that, under the terms an d conditiona of said contract I ahall handle through said I Growers Aasocisfion. th* Sab-Lxchantre with which it l _i .*.,1 *k- L’i«-.* i_ __ 'J 11 wjruugn *»• readers all the giapefi �> .1 j » '* S ■ ' *- .r^^srf*^-5r’~!tf ^ w r*,r ?r5^w¥ar,^ S ll • TIIFJ F A N F O R n p E R A T .D . T I T S D A Y ,'A H M J. 2D, 1*>21. gUb i S p i 44 fe a r Reduce ...............i d * ------------------------------------- -— ty Per Cent Sim p l e a s a . b . c . ; 1 i Modern Refrigerator Files Its Ice through the use of Herald Want Ads. The Wants work constantly, noisely and at small ex­ pense. Keeping in touch with Ilie* Wants moans keeping in touch v l i realty opportunities. - t .. |( . M iss Vanderbilt To W ed N oted Briton, Asheville Tuesday ASHEVILLE, N. C., Apr. 28.— The marriage here today of Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt nnd the Hon. John Francis Amherst Cecil will link two of tho oldest and most prominent families of the United States and Great Britain. Tho wedding will be attended by society from both sides o f the ocean. Miss Vandorbilt is the daughter of the late George W. Banderbilt and Mrs. Edith yaQderbilt, On her father’s side she comes o f h dis­ tinguished lineage and from him she will nevt year come into pos­ session o f a $50,000,000 estate. Her dress, ns the only cloud on our field o f general prosperity, and the is one ono or lout daughuaugn* mother was of four lata Mr. and Mrs. D- Lg*, Just turn lu the Want Ails now uml re'* how many such oilers uro listed there i*rui, perhaps, tho very one you are looking for will entih your eye. * E , *»Pk)»wn oect ja unknown. The ov iV* st Benlin . pUt^ l h r e i “ ,l“ l»k- F'r*t"en sqmmonod, f a ? mln* HP flfe. • 1 .,nwk? drifted out o f J * }? of the mine s: 1, ,fescue —-r*- were. L t 0f *rtV the exi •ingle rescue_____ ir*"!** tht mine. Two .United SUte* b »t Pittsbui ®cn-W(Kni and ™*ks the run tt i M IL ’ *1 i r: i • i<11 in t- in . t .i 1 -i .a -1 • lliil i i • , ( the i n . ■in ii- >1 i; 1 Hi i i- nl.ll \ •td ,t i- i it i- l - \ i -1 ntn * "Nothing II],e ll rtw was seen tiffine In the bistiay ot the Whereupon Jones proceeds to ll*t the various ‘ 'animals’* oil itbich liis fatly will seek to renter/ uttrillion during lbs campaign. AAlbert II. Fall, tho tvorld’9 greatest 1interior’ decorator, yliu does hi* pictures 111 oil. ) tA*o"Harry ’Asbestos’ Daugherty inj to called because he Is so hart llro.” • And so on through a long lUt, omittlns no luomlnent Republican, nnd climaxing with "Karcful Knl” whom he pictures ns the party’s tight wire walker and Juggler, "up­ holding the law In 0114 hand and Harry Daugherty In the other-’'' r s i ; U i d - j t o p u l a r , - - - *-*' Mi 1 4 ;v - < M ANAGING editors are brave men. They will tackle any­ thing. once. Perhaps that’s why OlIn Kennedy, managing editor ot a Miami |>aper nnd wsll known in nowspapor circles In Indianapolis, Cleveland and Washington, has volunteered to serva as sergeant-j at arms at the Democratic conven­ tion. ' Any man who will undertake tp . k«*p orilar In that gathering, when . , tho McAdoo and Underwood clgiis 'Login to rii.uii;o ohots. say, will certainly heed his nsrvt with btm. T ) EFRESKNTATIVE HENRY P. >t tt RAINEY of Carrollton. III., makes money at fanning. Rut not from wheat, hr from corn amt hog*.| Rainey’s proms qs a farmer corns from his deer snd his gotdflshl. KIJKA PltUburgh =» 6:30 (32«) children; 5:45 “ Mental Hygigncci’* 6:15 literary; Q:3Q barn dance; 10:30 concert orchestra. WCAE Pittsburgh (402) 4:30 concert; 5:30 Uncle Kaybce; 5:45* feature; 6:80 muakol. KGW Portland (402) 0:46 formor* talkKPO San Francisco (423) 7:30 children; 8:30-12 orchestra, U. 8. Army Hand. WGY Schenectady (380) 8:45 addrsa, opra. WBZ Springfield (337) 6 talks; 5:30 bedtime; 5:40 concert; 8;15 trio; 6:30 wedding; 7:30 Boston U. • orchestra. ** KSD St. Louis Post-Dispatch I* (540) 8 operatic concsrt. WRC Washington (460) 5 chil­ dren; 6-8:40 talkie orchestra; 8:40 vr-rr,TiH - .v .v .. ** * f * -« a f/ %’ attMl* y .e e ’ M * Stein back & Son take great pleasure in announcing to the people o f Sanford and Seminole county the pur­ chase o f Miller’s Bakery. Tt is the intention o f the new owners to install many B Y ------ TAYLOR improvements,* enlarge the capacity o f the plant, and G fit - HERE’S tm£ BOOK L NEED •HOW TO MAKE LOVE" - ONLW TEN CENTS TOO — IT’S WORTH A MILLION IP l CAN- WIN CORA ------------------- give the patrons o f this bakery the benefit o f their thirty’ J f •t■r . ' ' fjji '/*##' 11, *=* •, * £ . ■Y ^ )%* * five years o f experience in the baking bujpndss. ■ • * Jf , * * ’• -- * M A cordial invitation is extended to th[e people o f this section to come in and become acquainted with the new owners and tell them how they can best serve their } 'fES -I'LL TAi-e THEStt Bo o k s - B u r 9E 36o r e WRAP EM SEPAttATeiv - patrons. The name o f the bakery will not be changed. It will continue to be known as \ i like tlic- -Utt v\o Find Great Cod Shoals wtiv *nt»5 ISN’T THE Tin* ne named.' -teci - h i w hi, ll tliev ll.l*«- lltll'. -t llls.ipi" 11 e -horns Tli.il the *l«l* e i f »l it. Ilimtgll. may I-' loins t •••n- ml c'-mui, -m i.m Qitliin Willi m i s ft 0111 Texas xvrit prcsi-ni tin- Nntnmul Mils-inn sonic o f the l.n.rest horns ever produced In the I-mio Klar state. One pair, ivuv on display in his I'lTlre. m.-hsuits 7 feel t inches from tip to tip. #• 1 ' HOW TO M A K t LOVE1- ? ? ] .ir II. u « e KFI Los. Angelas. C46U) 8U6-.12 adelphla (600) 4:05 or­ • C f c V ' t f f t f l f & f f T M M ) 8*:i 5 ' t o n concert, orchestra, vocal. ctrt. KHJ Los Angc|es (305) H music chestra; 5-8:15 talk, dance. — F'’Tff •»***" .-"V Hi. llinv- v. tion the :• ■ it, •• - i all ui lav j L-ie.ifi r Ilian 1l.er, n l-v k . is r n li * ill.in IVumini. i : i i a l , i lb.in lling-. ling—- g ieater Ilian nil iinnl-lned— Is tlie lti-|Miti|iran s t in t patinle and the O. (l. I’ cliv us o f I5it. SANFORD’S AREA 5 SQUARE MILES Blast Norwegnans T iring To Investigation); whieh were com­ menced last year, by the Norwegian Fishery Department to discover the whereabouts o fthe great cgd shoals ore to be continued this sum pier,' Further areas about Spitxber gen will be subjected to examinstion end in allition to the official expedition It Is probable that more ha expedition will be underT M a result of municipal or a initiative. In the Province loro plana are being prethe dispatch o f 1»n ■ei<« >. Western Greenland to Sealers w h o * have fir Mi i‘ — T Nergaoct^ong id . I a n \vv 71 T| 1T : B W H ie I’ H O N K 1 IS MHMtssxe. - . f f ic ie n c y systems have Havo five tablespoons of grated reached tho kitchen aa will chocolate In pan with one-half cup Radio Program LONDON, AprT 28— For the bo seen by tho concentrated bollim; water and four tablespoons or nuoar. When tho chocolato abolition o f capital punishment and expression of tho young woman panic Is smooth, pour In the milk. I'rogrnm Tuesday, Apr. 23 to substitute other penalties, ui (Courtesy of Radio Digest) HIS typo ot attack will t* used private members bill has been, who is filing away Into tho ro. Mix four tablespoons cornstarch t l l r T h e .t w n r l n l n l I’ rranl as a framed and is backfd by Mrs. senses of her refrigerator, not with one cup milk, add ono tea­ WSB Atlanta Journal (421)) Hit. * “• “ full !tol) to offset the "serious f * 0,'!* L Wtntlngham, Miss Jewson, George tubes of Ice. although »ho does spoon crlsco, and one-quarter tea­ 46 Jubilee ! denunciations ot O. D. *\ policies J that also, but a delicious froann spoon salt, nnd with this thicken and performance# that will t« pro- ’ Lansbury and other members of chocolate pudding with macaroons tho boiling milk. Add one cup WGR Buffalo (3 111) 4-3:30 music, wntcil by the party's heavy think* the house of - commons. which she tells us la made like macaroon crumbs and heatrir 6:30 news. ns. It is adopted on tho theory In the case o f murder or trea- ’ whites of two eggs. Four Into wet thin. KYW Chicago (630) 6»18 tnlks; that to n large mass of voters ridl* mold and set on Ico one hour. 6:46 bedtime; 0 music; 7 musicn); iiilo of G. O. P. protentloiis will be muck null** effective than logical 7:20 farm; 7:50 musicnl. The sentence is to be a fixed one, WDAP Chicago (360) C-9 concert, subject to the qualification that if organ, artists. the jury has recommended the WGN Chicago Tribune (370) 0 8:30 ehildren; 0:10 vddal,1'dkhev. convicted person to mercy, the WHAS Louisville Journal (400) violin, orchestra; 8-10 musical, court o f Criminal Appeal may re­ 7:30-0 solos, readings, taika, tenor. dance. duce the term of servitude to any WQI Medford (360) 5 Big Broth­ WMAQ Chicago News (447 ft) 0shorter term not less than 10 yeurs. 7:20 tulle, Americanization; 7:50 er club; 6:30 evening program. WBAII Minneapolis (417) 7 m-u orchestra; 8:10 lecture; 8:30 pro­ In cases other than, murder or 1 raxT -fporri T ,T>IT1A slcnl, Minneapolis Hoy Scouts. treason, the court may pass a sen- ;| V lb IV I l l v U i l i BY CONDO gram. WLAG Minneapolis . St. Loula WLW Cincinnati <300) 0 oMth­ tenec of penal servitude for life, 1 (FL7) 7:30 lectures. em of Democracy, talk, music. or imprisonment with or without CKAC Montreal (4M>* 6 bed­ WFAA Dallas News (476) 12:30 hard labor, for any term not ex­ I u e c u R i s , e v e n t s r r u i m g n y o u -t r y t 0 address; 8:30-12 musical, orchestra. time; 6:110-0:30 concert, orchestra. ceeding two years. A R G u e L SOM eTW froct-^ >rpu CAN r.P Q U T T ne. WOR Newark (406) 4:15 concert WCX Detroit (617) 6 concert; □ The bill docs not affect any lia­ S lL t .ie S T .1 C lV C iR t-IS T G W et) t o " 4:30 bedtime; 4:15 concert. Red Apple Club. bility under naval or militury law. HA cai- H ^ I a j - H A i m ! -— i t ; t o t o L a u g h l ____ WWJ Detroit News (517) 7:30 WEAF New York (402) 6:30Tho liability of persons under 10 orchestra. ’ I8:30 entertainmant. remains unaltered. WBAP Fort Worth Stnr-Telc-: WJY New York (406) 6:30-7:15 gram (476) 7:30-10:45 concert tnlks, music; 7:15 Missouri Socie .TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 20.—The KFKX Hastings (341) rcLrnad- |ty banquet. new system of holding twebbri* r .— examinations in :brtnglng money CM U -K D K A. WJZ New York (455) 5-8:30 WHAA Inwn City (184) 8 read* [talks, music: 8:30 dance. Into the state treasury instead of requiring an annual appropriation r*r. o. KGO Oakland (312) 10 Lions’ W DAF Kunsns City Star (411) to defray thq necessary expeqses 3:30-1:30 musical; 0-7 School of for holding the examinations, it in WO AW Omaha (520) 6:30-0 orthe Air; H-t):16 concert; 11:46 shown by records in the depart­ chontra, banjo, chorus. Nighthnwks. ment o f public instruction. Under WDAR Philadelphia (305) 5:30 WHB Kansas City (41) 2-3 musthe old system, when the three ex* w*i*n me inree extalk. ic;, 7-8 educational; 80 clasakal; " mlimrs-traveisd--througbowt. |}]0 V lu *m m ta a a * an annual appropm t on whom became the Viscountess [bordesux should be used d’Osmoy, another Mrs. John Nich­ of K 0 0 0 was required. »ly after it is prepared. olas Brown, and tho other Mrs. Under the new arrangement | iprsy mixture left over Georgo Greenville Merrill. whereby scaled questions aVe s«nt (previous day." While the bridegroom docs not out nnd the examinations are held iry to apply the bring with him any titles or great In the various counties, the incomes pressure of 160 to 200 wealth, his family has been among has created a balance of |3,564J2, order to cover the foll- the most prominent in England it is shown, in addition to paying o*hiy on both sides. The since the days o f Queen Elisabeth. all expenses up to April 1, FJ24, syer that can bo usad His father, Lord William Cecil, Total receipts from tho last tivcly and with groat* and n asitcr, Miss Margaret Cecil, teachers’ examination, hold in Feb­ ny depends on the acrc- are here for ttye wedding. He is ruary, amounted to |2,10l). Dis­ onditkm of fields. Hand- distantly related to the present bursements from this amanuted to (uble-arUhg pumps with Marquis of Salisbury and Lord 92,083.01, leaving a balance from re chambers, 2-wheeled Robert Cecil. that examination of |115.30, after ower sprayer!, and orAmong the guests here or ex­ all necessary expenses had been ty outfits are good. In pected here for the wedding, be paid. These expenses were: For [•f/wwsr equipment, a /ides immediate members of the! printing and incidentals, $352.05; newel machine .with slif- (amilies of the contracting parties,! preparing examination quarters, jle and tank clearance to are: $20; express, $32.42; grading pah»rk in stumpy fields is Miss Louisa Todd, Washington; pers, $1,443.30; extra holp, $235.2t. Miss Kachuel Strong, Cleveland; Tho paper* are also handled more Miss Carolina Story, New York, expeditiously under the present Miss Helen Moran und Miss Re­ plan than heretofore .according to Law Would becca Smith, Boston, bridesmaids; the certificate clerk, C. K. Allen, ■ 1— **— depurt‘ Motorists Stop Mr. Tennant, best man; Mr. Sims, of the public *— instruction Cnptain Tottenham, Mr. Good- ment, 1 xho states that the exami|ilroad Crossings hart, Mr. Thompson, Robert Cedi, nces were practically notified o f Benjamin Bernard. Winston-Sa­ the reaulb o f their efforts within a WV1LLE, Apr, 20.—The lem; Mr, Lewis and Raymond Ba­ month or so after they had turned dsture will be asked, to ker, ushers; C, H. Strong, Cleve­ in their questions and answorg answers in Iswr requiring all auto- land; Hou. Florence Amherst, Lon­ February,' although there woro w |to enme to a full stop at don; Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, t,4W takiitng the examinations. rouingg, if plans formu- New York; Mr. and Mrs. McCagg ntnhera o f tne city coun- and Miss Augustn McCagg; Mrs. 1 through. John Nicholas Brown and her son, bwing number of accidents John Brown; Mr. and Mrs. George MOM’N-POP cron lng» and the adop- Merrill; H. B. Anderson, New nunihcr of othfcr states York; Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bailies, law with beneficial re- New York; Mis* Sue Dresser, New Ithe accident death rate York; Spanish Ambassador and wmn I'M sure ejSSfow*"'1-'fpted «uch action by the Mrs. Raino, Washington; Mr. and IT WOOLD BE V __ Mrs. Clinton and Mr. and Mrs.. A PLEASURE been but little oppoal- Charlton, of the British Embassy, OH Bm THE. vwiv chick T ofiC C C r move heard, but those Washington;' Congressman and * W « e OOtN6 BN i S ervice t o incline 1 to withhold for Mra. J. H. Hill; Dr. and Mrs. W. the BOQKSTOffE WOLD wou — I being their approval of B. Mason, New York; Mr. and Mrs., HDu *WO STOPPING IN point out that cars more Alan Robbins, New York; Mr. and AND GETTING A BOOK choked” and their mo- Mrs. Ernest Schelllng, New York; —, FoSTME ? ■d while in low gear Dr. and Mrs. Seward Webb; Sir / ‘n hitrh.. It is painted Esme Howard, K.' ,C. B., British |«n sutomobilist stopping Ambassador; Mrs. William K. Van­ * "c* crosses a track must derbilt; Mr.s and Mrs. Henry be in low or changing White; Mr, and -Mr*. John Purdy, dints while crossing the Mra. Ji Borden* Harriman, Fox1 enhancing the chances hall Daingerfleld; Winant John­ Pi on the tracks. ston, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Vantjorl orbilt and Mr. and Mra. William ____________ _______ Miners Penned A / lBurden. k it* Prtwl J n c , V Va Apr. 28.' moioa “ 'i ilf Writt r. . j P H O N E 118. Women Members In House fo Commons against Death Penalty \ "P u i t!i., what M Wnnts linvf in aiding ; o.i in hiving our tin inn* f«r n 1tome «i r.ie true. dust turn to the -W ant j^ds now and see how many Such olTcrs are listed there nnd, perhaps, the very one you uro. loosing tor wih catch your eye. first application when fre about one fodtMong. j-50 for romaining Ike a second application Jt*T. Spray third time week after the main hsat" on tho vines. A ’ si H ■y should be applied 1U [later. Jf rains arc freMiss Elsie Walker who has wnn ling the remainder or it Is sometimes pro- the woman's fencing championship |continue spraying; , at of England. She will probably fig. ervals until the crop is tire in the Olympic ganics*fencing events., j . i - - - - - . ■- ■ - m , -------la part or all the spray Ioff by heavy rains bei dried oR, it will be ad[ make the next applica­ tion indicated above, xo 50-gallon barrels for provide stock solutions M in — i -r >ort mln . « **ling. Herald Wnnts ore ns simple as A B U. i i IlV" II VJM’Y TT. TfPNT Tin* ! ’ • Wnn \.l If.*.' . .!•-:it 1 bringiiu v ' The Wants arc of practical interest to people: . in every walk o f life. *se, the department bo controlled by the nux mixture which If ic healthy watermelon sufficient thoroughness b leaf aurfaces covered, t its spread and help X diseases of the crop, aim is to keep the with spray, weather _ f of major importire xmlning the number of and dates of spraying, ng tentative schedule Hutto >.N. •• J i l l 1? In UK|Uit lifiitiH of 1hei , •• f 1,1* •‘.Ml 1 *M 11 tkia <-f ui imal. w th tr paper — and invar­ iably you will nt-, tain what you seek.' • r stock solutions, the be mixed in one of two here it is inconvnenient a mixing platform and tr to that level method |found good. **• hydrated lime la used, [ l either strength make solution one pound to and use 5 4 gallons .to allons of spray, rtductter by 14 gallons. Bar^itung stock solutions kept covered^ to avoid AN IDEAL When you have n fment points out that market badly picked resulted In losses in many producing aec- |gallons of water in one suspend 40 pounds of In a loosely woven bur|it under tho aiirface of Leave this over night, bluestonc will dissolve, ounds of stone Umo to a and dilute with wa[allons in the other bar- H K AU Z1N G **f*cn*I a ^ i im tm *r*£ *GlTApr. 28—T*® 'yield in Gcorgi* and redact'd t*0 ^ r cent account of anthrseno, iisMie. according to an , the Pi«” t pathologists „tcd States dspartraent Ire, received here^ AnicTttr oc capcetaliy deben there is heaW rainafore and during the *: • I Many hivo found securing of profits- I *1.1. P A G R TH J1E E WHW-EfJ-AH HB tCED SHE BOOK BOOK l TOL0NOU TO GET WR0N6 ■r 1 _ » . / , *------------- X WONDER IP SHC S M 0A R A 9 S M C N T - W SE U ItrA L L lW I ’ dtVE HER r r af ^ • V * * ~ : M * land iJVa . t\ f •* <1 f . iia.t > rg^ q u sn tR irt '. o ' . V. . . . . X w- . TjJl - l -'1 ■ ■ ■ • ’V r Y • TK* ' * ........... .. W Y .4*1 �THE SANFORD HERALD;.TUESDAY* APRIL 29, 1924 CAGF. rOI R SOME FOLKS H AV E ALL THE LUCK A s Brisbane S e e s It Kell), Croker, Murphy. . Yen. a Gnod|y Heritnge. Water in the I’limp*. Money in the Hible. Copyright. H it r»ow that .prtn» f *11 seeing better du j 7 -^ ir r ip e .g ^ always best to mind!. CHARLES F. MURPHY, ruler of Tammany? is jfone, last o f n line of fighting Irshmcn— Kelly. Croket, Murphy. Mr. Murphy found New York City traveling slowly 6n at feet it .. in, , i.t.mil, hat) intutuled to do nil within his power to ears, and drove one iilHI E VERSE FOR TODAYSELF - PRAISE: l*ct another man praise thee, anti not thine own mouth; « stranger, ami not thine own lips. l*rovcrbsilf7:2. EVEN AS YOU AND L Two fool Jackasses say: (let WeYe tfdd together with a piece of rope, . Said one ta the>other, "You may come my way. While I take a nibble at the new mown hay.” "I won't," said the other. “ You come with me, For I, too, have some hay, you see.” -. . , i Bo they-'got nowhere, ^ust pawed the dirt, And, oh, by (golly! that rope did To'.THTft/i1'' > 7 7 T:"TtTr:YTrcir:cnr7 For Venn? h r '7 fc.irFvfocen' KM mim: ' i ' presnnt ‘New York governor and he hoped to I c iihli- I-, make him the next president. M urphy . . known as th* maker ot mayors, the maker of g- 'V n in i> . the numer o f senators, but not yet had he become known a-r the maker o f presidents. He tried it in 1920 when h* nam ed .lames M. Cnx the democratic nominee. But he fail­ ed when Cox was so Badly defeated. He was determined to Be successful this year and was making good progress when his sudden death occurred. The life story of Chnrlcs F. Murphy is an interesting one. Born in 18.">8 in a tenement on the cast side of New York he began attending the public schools when six years old. At fourteen he secured a job in Barney Curtin’s saJqoii. Then he became a horse car driver and then a saloon keeper. He Inter branched out into the contracting business and made a big success accumulating great wealth.'yjlls politi­ cal rise has been steady. He became treasurer of Tammany Hall and the democratic boss of New York City in 1902, suc­ ceeding Richard Croker. ,X)tying his leadership Tammany Hall won -ioiir mayoralty' Campaigns and elected three gov- Bartender^ umpires, being awJ, ^ ARE v6 u P/HP/H •"V chines overhead, A man. sees many things in a shoft, llfp. ....... r . Congressman Upshaw will lend Maid peif to'tMHMcAdod 'dnrfvsertion Friday. • ■The difference beta and bathing trunk. L.) gloves to make a pafe,‘ The light brigade d thunder, and so do fl men. »effect Mr. Murphy’s death will have on the Democratic convention and Democratic nomination. It will have little effect on either. For some time Governor A1 Smith, of New York, haa been the real boss of Tammany HaO. and could have taken over the actual management had he chosen to do st>. Local politicians know l t j h e question, for them is, "W hgtf/Vill Al Smith put in to run Tiifnmany Hail for him, while he. the presidency? '* * The stingiest msn,d gum because that war quickly; he sucks it ' Thirty yean ago v thought of doing the ill today, which may be didn't uo them. Many n man get* i he haa to answer the times and cusses oat has to answer the pbo Statistics show kill about 1.200 and it is up to among them. CHOOSE FOR ABILITY HOMESTEAD LEADER can expect a government. A man who makes n success of his own affairs has the stuff in him to make a success of the public’s affairs.. In business and in industry ifien arc picked for the big jobs— and the little jobs, to*.— on the basis of their ability to handle the prob­ lems and tasks that will confront them. In government— federal, state, county, or municipal— tho tasks and problems that must be tackled are manifold and intricate, and we ought to chose .our office­ holders with exceeding*-care and see that they are fitted for their jobs. A figure-head in office meahs that the big problems that need the best thought and attention of an able executive will be left at the disposal of underlings who, al­ though capable in their norrow 'fie’ W djfs it more than the other fellow does. That argument would -be all right if Iho needy candidate were as well qualified as his opponent or opponents. But the chances are that the men who have good jobs or good businesses o f their own have them because they are "gogetters,” an*: the more “ go-get­ ters” wc put in office, the more we ■- o Indications are that at least a thousand delegates will be here this week-end in the interest nf HcAdoo'a candidacy. Arc the merchants ready? _ ---------- o----------- - jfred E. Smith of New Yerk, one l<4ie outstanding jilstrict leader* I •J*n,^*any Hall will be* chosen .flU' Jhe place in the qrganiza» pud# vacant by the death of j* ! M ^ h y . It is undcrod Smith will wait uiitfl kites t dem eriti* eonvenUon before Jacksonville Salutes Her Women! JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL During the crowded days of 191? and 1918 Jacksonville learned to depend upon her women when there was a patriotic duty to per­ form— learned that when the call to arms for country sounded they would answer as speedily as their husbands', fathers and brothers and with a high-hearted eagerness for service that lifted their every effort to magnificent accomplishment. So thuir supremo success in the Community Cncxt cnWtpalgn, when they raised more than $44,000 of the $202,320 asked, or something in excess .of one-fifth o f the entire quota, and thereby made a record no other ehest city has equaled, docs not come as a surprise. Jacksonvillu knew when she called on them- that they would answer, but she did not realize how glorious would be that ariaweh Today she is standing at salute to Mra. Wil- limn B. Young, who led the wom­ an’s division with such masterly generalship, and her aptendid workers who have acquitted them­ selves with such shining honor. As “ Pa" Grover so aptly said, "They have written their names in let­ ters of gold on the heart o f their city” and time will not dim tho glory of their achievement. The woman's division has been the flag-bearer - of Jacksonville's greatest civic endeavor, and Mr*. Young and hey .wprkera have, dis­ played a civic vision that haa been an inspiration to their community, asked to serve refused is an unfor­ gettable record in itaelf, and tho quality o f that service rendered will live in the proud annals of their city. The Journal Joins with sit Jacksonville in paying honor­ able tribute to thoir citiienahlp. By IRVIN S. COBB eqffee-drinkii There Is Coining A Time When your Earning Capacity is much less tl Present time— N^’v is the time to save—while able. You will be surprised to see how fast your Account will grow with regular Systematic Sr the Seminole County Bank. ------COME IN AND TALK IT OVER WITHI MAKE THIS YOUR BANK Worse yet, the afTaira of the office may be hendlcd at the dictates of J 4 per cent Interest Paid on Sa\ a “ power behind tho throne" when n a figure-had is elected to office. iiiiiiiu in iiM in im iu n iiiiu iiiii We need have no fear o f the out­ come if we will simply, imagine that we have the task o f selecting men to run our own businesses or trades when we pick out our men for the various county and statvoffices next June. MUSIC WEEK M Y FAVORITE STORIES ‘d j n a That’s the Success .Rule Hoepital MIAMI BEACH TRIBUNE • Things to worry about: the planJl Mercury for the fifty-first time lince 1610 will pass (lowly over* In sun on the afternoon of May 7. At that time It will be 51,880,000 ■rites from the earth. - Picking radio impulses out of the transmitting them into jypewritten copy at the rate of •ixty-five words per minute ami ^ it h almost uncanny accuracy, Is a latest stunt A demonstration iturday o f s now high speed antostic radio printing system was dared A decided success, by govtmment experts. Want A IL DRUCCtm Another chapter la completed. Aubrey Lee Nickels haa been sentenced to the electric chair, and systematic campai fdterS qualified would o c a good Aning for Seminole county. It doesn't make.such a great deal of •difference whom people vote for a* long as th ey vote. If every good Xltiren vpfea there need he up fear jka-to the outcome of the elections. they have only on. 2 It is warm enoajklJ and wash Uie tab .2 bathe. enemies. My endeavor is along the second path." This statement was made before the Dawes report had been completed and submitted to the several nations affected. Stinnes died before Germany had received and ncted favor­ ably upon the Dawes plan for-reparation, but throughout France and Germany and in other countries of Europe the interview is being republished as though it were a sort of inspired message to all the peoples weary of the contention them started and the trouble that came with “ peace” to Europe. water flowed. ...With.amazing.eagerncsiiGeftmany, France,.England and S S L r h f f Frank Leyendeckor, who created the Arrvw.Collac m anjs dead. All 'girls schools are in mourning. The world gets tetl dont ««e a motowij , .Lot* of people'|J glad they are snyyZ -GEORGE ftARYEY.T his duty to'the republic i President, is preparing a' solemn article for the information o f Cal­ vin Coolidge. It will have for text tho sixth verse of the 10th Psalm. David .exclaims: “ The lines' are Industrial And Financial Peace A t Hand triaooa; ERITA little while before he wos stricken with the illness that come as quite so big a disappoint­ ment to Charles F. Murphy. ^ ONE LESSON Mr, Morphy _____ __ . past fifty —and that is cat slowly and cat little Mr. Murphy was not an Intemper- . Then they fasel about, these stub­ born mules, And said, “ We're just tike human resulted in his death, Hugo Stinnes in the course of an in­ fools, Let’s pull together; III go your terview, accorded the Paris "Journal des Debats,’’ said: Coolidge and the people of- the way, "Properly to solve the reparations problem we must Then you come with me, and we’ll begin by learning what one country is able to deliver and United States have indeed "a good­ ly heritage.” ,, both eat hay." what the other countries need. France, Italy and Belgium President Coolidge will rement' Well, they ate their hay, kndithey can use coal, cok'e and chemical products. Germany can sup­ ber that he is employed by the people of the United State* to liked It,too, • •V v ply all these • • • •. There are two ways out o f the present look after THEIR "goodly herit­ And swore to be comrsaea_> good situation. The one is by war and still grenter devastation. age.” He isn’t employed to settle and true, \ - 17 T . As the sun went down Uf«y. were The other is by working for peace and by a practicable agree­ the quarrels of Europe, pull them • heard to bray, ment between Germany and France which can not be always out of their trouble, or ^vofry about them. “ Ahf This is the end of a perfect Jackass, . By pulling together, ’ll* the only „ way, To put yourself on the map to stay. —Exchange. 'Too Boo N ,. Why do they always on the Scotch? As I ms marked before, I have $o In me—1 sometimes had fore prohibition, when' depend omtho labels—bul there's a pronounced si mv makeup. On my ti I, belong to tha-filM j y them lave rei Scotch lore be­ ll could bra now lot it in MacDonald sneaked down *'$ sidle •Sandy tin k—L . . . 1 ____. . . . . .L _ double-barreled shotgun! than the annual carnival attended by color, music, dancing and splen­ did pageantry. Why can we not make Music Week an annual event communityT In Rio do Janeiro places of-business close and the entire population give themselves over to the carnival spirit. What an impetus it would give to the advancement o f music in our city, where the entire < promises a Tar-reachlng and dis- seems to be congruous with beautictive benefit »to ;he ’American ty and aong. to see the people deF*?P, , ... . • . , , 1voting themselves largely, for a Music will be in the air of thia |week at least, to Ir.e developing of section that week in May and we an influence ao closely associated SKii*?™* u thoiT T*10 “ ro ln* with growth o f culture and vited to take part in the program sentiment. in the schools, tho community! Charles Darwin once said that a wonucrrui bargain, newspapers l " e ° u‘ dor "?\erci»M* ■nd he h»d Iriven himaelf for so many call it. But there are belter thinga in the minstrels, wbt lend an en- years utterly to his scientific studthan $102 to be found in any Rjhfr. thusiaatic hand for the success of ica that he had practically lost his There is salvation, most import­ teni f rp! i M* « i P " "PPraiaHon of music and the senant; and if you are more interested hvent directly aiding the “ length- •timental side o f life. He had atroening o fthe season idea. Some phied his artistic nature. It is in money than salvation, as some are, you can even make money by of our best musical artists will be quite possible for cne to be so imreading the Bible. Isaiah, Job, the in charge and a notable carnival mersed in business or the strenuPsalms stimulate the mind, make' 0 ,In*UthC I S j r t i,> ’ f ua 8**king after pleasure as to In the South American cities lose the sense of values in such the brain work. A stimulated mind succeeds, whether in.making money or avoiding sin. H E A L T H COMMISSIONER fiUNDESON, of Chicago, ran ■ locomotive and a train of care with 160 children for passengers, used only lumps of dried milk for fuel and taught the whole country a lesson. The milk was spoiled so there was no waste. If man would ttallie that, apart from his immortal soul, which haa »hape. weight or form, he t**a PHYSICAL MACHINE, aid w^uld treat himself as intelligently as the engineer treats his locomotive, , or the chauiieur hia automobile, GREAT PRESIDENTS COMING A L L N E X T W fEK With complete Change oL Program Each and Night Featuring the ,r Prices B E N E F IT , SANFORD SHRINE STPETERSBU RG lNDEi'END^NT Contemporary Comment ..... ; McAdoo forcesTwiil hold a raHy ! date for president in Florida. And 1 he'll carry the state.— Tampa Trib­ une. McAdoo forces wil ihold a rally ?*.. SanfruU *nd the Underwood followers will meet in Jacksonville soon. The McAdoo sentiment seems to predominate and here’s i Imping for victory in Florid* like 1 the five to one result in Georgia.— ! A^'HqaUe'STDobther.l)y tKe savings set asictefrom ydur wages, and in: to come as S A V IN G ^ and JNTBI count up—you become 'independent 5elf supporting!‘ “ r ' V.’jV ■ " •' Isn’t this worth saving for? 4% Interest allowed at Our Stf Department. Your Accou �I I* » SB' l ' THB SANFORD HERALD; TUESDAYJttPRIL 29, 1924. .1n*UiJ .'I H i‘* ---- T -i/v •V East Sanford '• “ Color Dances for College Girls Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Corley hav a new Willya-Knight touring ca n i: office 148; FAG* fT O f - •* . 'W v ii 1 MRS. WALTER WIGHT, Society Editor. Mrs. J. R. Fay, of Cameron Ave­ nue from an attack of malaria fe­ ver. Phone 493-J. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth, o f Beardall Avenue, dined with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sunday. April 2ff. MUSICAL PARAGRAPHS bv [endar Itj.T'pu^slon will enterTm at her home »h Rose fo'clock^the third'Of ■ tfes. 1 '• , congregation of the , Church are Invited to eneral reception of the Church at 8 o’clock. [Wednesday , . 1 Bctta and Mrs. Sher|wiH entertain at bridge loan s Club at 3 o’clock, duel Pule aton will enridge at 10 o’clock, anseriea of parties. Thursday de primary school will ,y Festival . at Fifth , Parent^Tcacners As* D. Mobley and Mias will entertain at 1:30 o’clock, at the resi|ra. Mobley. Friday Matrons will meet Ayleet Fitts at 3:30 I'thcr Banquet’’ under of the Woman's Club, ,at the tlub rooms. Saturday trican Legion Auxiliary regular meeting with Isterena at 4 o ’clock. Iren’s story hour at the 2 o’clock. CIAL NOTICE , . Jter Wight wishes to lion to mistake made In Vn’s Club entertainment This is to be a “ GetBanquet" and not a fcTMlNSTER CLUBstfinster Cricls of the in Church met Monday at the brotherhood Irnoon was one of socialt, the members were ens most inspiring talk iip., By Mrs. ’ Btom] Dayton, Ohio, but who Iwintering in Orlando. a piano solo by Mrs. Inst, followed by a vtocal Fern Ward with Mr*. |accompanist. - ’ course was served to members who were in r . s . M. Mr. and Mrs. A. Corpeny have a *T“ ----------- -------;---------- 1----Baby Overland Helen and Carl The Nine Hundred Anniv i Musti la the oldest, the moat Cheapening have n Ford sedan. • o f the. invention o f musical J universal,;; add the. most versatile tion as wo have it today is to o f man’Jsvdjmre^eionlL A, powerful L. F. Lubinski and son Ralph'of celebrated this year in various- factor-In influencing hoble alms Beardall Avenue, were ip Tampa at place*. N and in giving inspiration. * a gathering of-th* Knights of Co­ The staff and noUtion was com­ lumbus Isst week. pleted . by Guido d’Areixo ■ nine We recall old familiar lines— centuries ago. | "Music hath charms to soothe the Mrs. B. H. Squire entertained at savage breast.” Shakespeare ‘ One o f largest organs in world opens' one of his plays with the an Easter egg hunt for the littls la in the concert hall of Cologne, lines "I f music be the food of folks In her neighborhood on Sat­ urday. ;^r,f.. . Germany. The instrument has love play op.” , eleven thousand pi^es. It has one Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Coriey and hundred and thirty speaking stops Music has long teen • used to and Are manuals. express nearly every emotion son Joe etpect to leave soon in their s - *’ 1 . ‘ *, r from the heights ’ o f .happiness to car for their summer home near A gigantic music feature of the the deepest grfer: There is no Atlanta, Ga. Empire Exhibition at Wembley, life that is lived that does not go Mrs. Boston Steele and sons England, will be a chorus o f ten, down sometimes Into the valleys, thousand singers with an orches­ as well as ascend to the mountain Burke and Robert, jvcrc visitinr tra of five hundred and six’/ / tons. ' Music follows us through Mr. and Mrs. Hermnqf Steele and pieces, the muale to be used is valleys and on to the summits and son in Orlando one day recently. said to weigh two tonsby its influence gives us. some­ Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Miller, o f thing nothing else can give. t Cameron Avenue, have been add­ "When a piece of music threat­ ens to be a tune and always dis­ For centuries man's aid in the ing screened porches, a .fire place, appoints y you it is classical.”— Mu- worship of his God has been a hath room and electric lights to Register. through the medium of muaic. And their home. in thih use the organ and the hu­ Mrs. A. Corpany,. o f Beardall American organ.buildlng [a mak­ man voice have stirred more ing strides. The Musical Courier sympathetic chords in the heart o f Avenue, received 100 title Plymouth telle us the best American organs man, have raised t h e 'f motions of Rock chicks from Clinton, Mo., re­ are decidedly superior to anything his soul more than any other form cently . They arrived in ftqt con­ dition and arc doing nicely. Europe produces. o f music has or could. To lift nt man's heart and aspirations to Mr. and Mrs. W . W. Drcaacr am Henry Ford, the automobile |God and to bring God down to children, of Lake Golden, were din­ manufacturer, dovotes much! o f (man Is. the true purpose and goal ner guests of Mr. am) Mrs. I. D his leisure time to violin playing. o f all worshio. Mnrttn at their lovely now home on At a recent party at "W ay. _given ____ ayPnrk Avenue on Easter Sunday. Ido Inn” his new Massachusetts Dryden in hla beautiful poem St. home, as the guests danced, ______ . he Cecilia, the patrons Saint of the Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Long .ant “ Very delightfully and energetic­ organ, expresses this power of daughters, Grctchcn and Knthleer. ally fiddled." music: and slater, Mr*. Irene Morgan and Orphoucs could lead the aavage Mr. and Mr*. Leon Pulvia drovt Gertrude Wakefield, cousin of race. to the beach Sunday for tho day Charles Wakefield Cadman, went And tregs uprooted left their place. to Miami the past winter as solo­ Helen and Earl Chorprning Jolnm: ist at the First Congregational Sequnctous of tho Lyre. a party of young friends In tow* But bright Cecilia raised the won­ Church. one evening recently and drove tt der higher tho home of Miaa Louise Merrpl Mendelssohn wrote tho "M id­ When to her organ vocal breath nue, is recovering from an attncl summer Night’s Dream," at the In Plymouth tq attend a party. was given age of seventeen and he never An angel heard and straight ap­ after wrote anything o f more Mrs. D. C. Potter has arrive* peared charm and grace. So say the from Chicago, III., and taken poa critics. Mistaking Earth for Heaven. aesaion of her homo on Milcn ay* the former J. F. McClelland place Tho doctor was here a year ago am bought this property. The Yowqll PERSONALS Drew Company o f Orlando hav( made several trips here with fur niture for the Potters’ new home Tho week-end visitor to Miss Just returning from Miami Dorothy Stokes was her cousin, Judge E. F. Housholder., Mr. and Mrs. Walter Raulcraon Mias Martha Tufts of Orlando. Vera and Roy, Mr. and Mrs. D. A Spending tho day at Daytona Mitchell . . . . . . . . . . .and . . . little h. u i son, o«ini Mr. am .The Friloha Club will meet Tues­ Sunday were Dick McLauiln, Olivo Mrs. Ivy Bridges, John, Walter am day with Mils Frances Gonzales Gliiaon and Paul Reeves. Agnes and Mr. and Mra. Johnmn In honor bf.'M ra. Arthur Dickens. and the1------------- — *” r- J ’ ' CUT THIS O . U l l - m 3 V.’ O F-M ' aiaH H auB ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ CELERY FARM Five, Ten or Fifteen Acres. 4 k * M liK S | ! I. O O K I I ! tt.O M own h r l s s s fa c tor y r O b u li t ty pew riter. any ns make. J - OOoq new. A sk t o tee one. ii. ». r o s n Low Price and Easy Terms Large Lot On Railroad. Idea! location for Warehouse Easy Terms. a ^ t *f I -merit- regret A&SM ite Mr, and ■ Mrs. H. R. zs*m h hs r ‘ famiiyr-hwTn ' M tttr" onday for Kissimmee. Mr- Meyer Ito leave Sanford. Mr. a picnic Tuesday night at 0 o’clock was called there on account of the ind family moved here at Lake Marydeath of hla father. and a ha" half y ea n ago R. W. Pearman, J r , left Sunday stlu and have made a Returning to Chapel Hill, N. C., for Jacksonville, on a business of friends, bought Is Ralph Woodruff, Ralph has and have felt more at trip- He will be away until Tues­ been in Sanford for several weeks |Sanford than any place day. □n a visit to hla father and mother. ever, lived before.' . Sir. Remember the May Festival to "otebru and famUy leave Passing through Sanford Satur­ |y "noon for -Patatka, be held by the South Side Primary ] the night there before school children at Fifth Street day on tneir way to Orlando, were Mra. Clifford Harris and Mrs. Car­ IRoanoke, Yi,, where Mr, Park May 1, at 5 o’clock. ter o f Tavares. |«pect* to _ follow -the In Sanford Monday, was E. of'business, m which Pfaff "of Jacksonville, with the Visiting her parents, Mr. and" for several years. P Clinchficfd Portland Cement Com­ Mrs. William Hand for several weeks is Mrs. S. O. Taylor of St. Year Class ’ of the pany. Louis. nomics Department, gave Roy Chittenden leaves Tuesday °T«ly luncheon, the last its of luncheons given, l or Miami, West Palm Beach, and E. K. Foster has returned to Pierce for a week, on a busi­ Jacksonville after a brief visit to I'fh School Domestic Sclness trip. * on Thursday, Dr. and Mrs. J- N. Robson at their tresis*, rosea and anaphome on the Orlando Road. Returning from St. Petersburg *<fe used in the table id Tampa, on a visit to friends i »nd yellow place carda Tho Central Florida Epworth seating of the guests, and relatives, were Mr. and Mrs- League Union will hold a meeting M. Y. Bledsoe and F. V. Let. nored on this occasion’ at th* Methodist Church Friday Morse, Mrs. W. Mrs. Geo nr• DcCottes-ls enter- night at 8:30 o’clock. MfKay, f Mrs;: talnfng (he JJyehing Bridge Club Mra. W. T. Whelles has as her wy*anJuMfij^SdriSf7* at *hfrr new home' 'e h ' Sanford guests for a few days her sister, Heights this evening. Miss Annie Borland, who haa been teaching at Auburndale. Returning from Georgia Moit1 " t wlth Creole Sauce —■ » I p°tatoes String1 Beans day night was Fred Zeirrenner. Mr. Leaving Monday afternoon for Zerrenner has been away several I flot Biscuit Washington, D. C-, In the Interest W Saltines days on a business trip. . ic deep o f the dee waterway for Sanford, ^ m y Short Cake. Returning home after, • a !; vertr was J. B. Ball. c H. [LIFE WORTH LIVING pleasant visit to the family of happell was Mips Elsie PadII. Chapr Among the young folks motor­ PLANTING PA YS gett of Crescent City. ing to De Leon Springs Sunday > around feeling tired, were Walter Tyler, Ben Tuttle, energy and strength, In Sanford Sunday was R / L, Morris Moye, Leonard Me Lucas, Betti, o f Winter Park. Mr. Bettp and Ed Moye. I°ur kidneys are nc ‘ fly- The use of FOLEY came here t o ' aee hie brother W. E. Betts who U very ill at hU Returning to the Florida Stat* 1diuretic stimulant for the home on Oak Avenue. College for Women, Sunday, was L*H»*i.ve your kidneys a Miaa Lila Ruth Spencer, who has Mr. and &lrs. H. J. Pemberton been qn a visit of several days to *(, remove injurious tej ajid bring the' klu- o f Jacksonville, announce the birth her parenta, Mr, and Mrs. G. Wof a daughter, Louise Pemberton, toNl-pOrdur, active con- orL Easter Sunday. Mrs. Pember­ .Spencer. ' ' fl> IJWr FOLEY PILLS are ton was formerly Returning to the Florida State fAdifie.ChhbUen'&f son and Jacksonville, it Mrs. Jsmes Samuel Brenner, Jharon. Mrs. Sharon motored to Hsdiaon to attend the FraleiRh' iss Olivo Ashl*y wedding. ’ oily, Lee Motoring to Daytona Beach for peon. I the day Sunday* were Mra. A. P. Connelly and her sister. Mrs; Maul­ din, Mrs. Mobley, Miaa Georgia nwi Mobley tuid Walter Connelly. , pa Inti es spending the ire da $ I guest .'ih ’ a u l rd Monday from Undo, war* Mrs.i Jam«s Veino, ‘ ir-T1;,— tu ,- j i i t w t. L. A. Spofford. Mrs. Harvey Motoring te'Q riabdo foe the d relno, Mrs. Roy Spofford and Sunday were Mrs. C. W. Stok; Rena Spdlford. Miaa Dorothy Stokes. Miee Drsne end Miss/Martha Tlfts. L v n . t e u ’ Clarence Mahoney formerly of Stokes took Miss TufU home ia0^ kth .t are a weekend vlelt to Mlsa Sanford at present studying law ** * *! Floridg, at Stokes In-Sanford. I pa a visit '* 4 to hla brother. Andrew theryn Davie, of ML V' ‘ . e. is leaving Tueaday ^ -------' AUapU. where »ha « ? 5 « .............. Send this ad and ren renta —, t* Foley & GhpYMS Sheffield Avc.,, THE EYES Chicago. HI., writing your nam e; O F A I J .S A .N E O R H L ;Uyi >n4'*44jtav.*W »jly... .You,w iiLra»i cclve a ten cent bottle of FO­ LEY’S HONEY AND TAR COM­ Turn to (he classified POUND for coug>,a, colds- and pages of The Herald each, hoarseness, also free sample packday because Sanford’s bestages of FOLEY PILLS..a diuretic opportunities are always, to, stimulant fov the kidneys and1 bo found listed ' V thesd FOLEY CATHAR1IC TABLETS pages. . . for Conatipauun and—Biliousness, i P T w S RIt your No^ ImOilter These wonderful remedies hniej ' wants may be, cl#aslifted ads helped million*, o f people." Try Will[ help you; them. Sold evcrjVbci To Tiach all the people affectively — leave you?* Mr. and .Mrs. R.'Me^Roumlilat of Want Ad at The Herald Of­ Jacksonville, who hnvo be'n here fice; Phone ia tp bend fer for rcvernl days as the guests o f ; it or phone it to the Want Mr and Mrs. Eugene Roumillat Ad' Department. left Monday for Orlando, where; PHONE 148 - they go to visit Mrs. Rou mi Hat’s >father, Mr, Shelton. The "color dance" has come to Bryn Mmvr, with Ada Forman, college girl, ns its exponent. Application to the body of colors that Building Lota in all acetionn harmonize with the nature of tho dance is the novelty of thin terprichor- ] of the City Oa Easy Terms. can. Miss Fornian is shown with her dancing partner. Banquet To Be Given 3t. Agnes Guild Meets At Mrs. Gris Mathews j * At Woman's Club E. F. LANE Penplea Hank P h a se 213 ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ft* WINCHESTER BASEBALL GOODS Ball Hardware Co,. PHONE 8 ’ ’ " MAYDAY FESTIVAL Slh Street Park May lst. fi P. M. . Children of South Sldo Primary School BENEFIT PLAY GROUND FUND • 1 * 25c—10c St. Agnos Guild held their reg­ Krnl Estate nn:l Insurance, One of the biggest events to take place soon, is the "Get Together ular social meeting Monday after­ Rooms ISO1-2 First Banquet" of the Woman’s Club to bo held Friday rngnt at 8 o’clock noon with Mrs. Chris Mathews as Nnt’l Bank Blci’g.—— Phone P.’S. at the club rouma. hostess. The members were In­ Go^d music nnd lino speeches vited into the lovely garden of *111 the pAigrum for-the eve­ Mis. Mathews, nnd hnld their nin'*. All memoera- <•* the club BUILD STRENGTH l meeting out o f doors among the and all friends of the club arc, The body depends entirely on th« (lowers winch made it all tho more tjrgcd to be present. Mood for strength. If the blood is w.Many women[enjoyable. w.niany prominent Florida r ignqa wumvn tlun, impure ana . I thin, iippure and unasraourunea, undernourished, Will bu am ong'the speakers for Th: regular hurineos session was your atrength is impaired^ your viA g e n ts in tw m inotc, lah ci the evening, among thim will beh eld ftr-.t, plans being made fur n Ulity is lowered and your power of H revord OsCCOln C o u n lics fo r Mrs, Black, atalo president of the; . , . , . s atur,lnv Mav 3 resistance agalnat disease lessened.; „ -. Federation of Woman’s Clubs, Mrs.' » » » ^alunlny, May J,, l £ 0N A R D I'S E L IX IR FOR ! Iho N o rth A me r can A ccid e n t of Frank Jcnnlng* BLOOD feeds tho blood, i nsurnnri. Co M ust b e o f pf Jcnning who is candi- Mrs. ( lyde Derby and Mrs. Goorgo .Utf in charge. builds it up; makes it rich, red and 1 committee on inti-t national rcla-! Mcltory, com in..uc Hons. Mrs. Jennings is the wife Good rsd blood means good character and hustlers, I-aikln orders were taken, pur*. of Fran*1 Jennings, who la candi- which realise* a small sum month- health. »Arfh6th and.R?w vigor. Salary and Commission. tn for governor. Mrs. Jack Portll lor Up}Jit..Agnca.treasury. ig fa lo n .. ELI hY ComnhnqA-!*1i\nu Mrs. E. L pointed to buy towels fpr tnecoun- Using LEONA IDI’fl en and chfTdren enjoy*____„___ CO, FO R TH E BLOOD, th* Ideal tonic , huroachcr, of Euatis, vice presi- ty nuise'a use. fry and picnic on west ahosv: of and purifier, . Ask for LEON­ nt of aoction seven. Lake Jessup last ThurjJay. A musicnle was planned to be the yellow 429 Ruth St. O rla n do, F la . EL1XI L IX IR.n In \ “All ii reservations iTKiv«uunii for iui the G et-given during Muaic week at t i l l ARDOS .---.. E ...v -.n ...-. a . A Ford party going to Coronada Together Banquet" of the Womnn a re ride nee ol Mrs. Julius Taknch. *u* * At tach Easter Sqnday .nday were Mr. and Club must be made not later than on Celery Avenue. All mothurs druggists. I1 rs. Alya Thurstiiy morning, notifying eith­ members of tlic guild invited to r*. C. E. Chorponing, Chorponing,“Helen, Helen, Alyn and Carl Chorpenlng, Mr. and Mrs.er the (attic t of the committee or attend. B B n sn n a a n a a a k B a a M g a a a a a n K ia B ia x n a a a a a a a a a a a a M a iH a B. H. Squire, Margaret, Wilma and ths president, Mrs. R. E. TolarFIRwcrs picUeil from Mrs. MathElwin Squire, Mr. and Mrs; W. P.. Walco (iolf Sets For HcRinncra $12.50 Per Set. osi< gn: ilen were carried tu the Prevate, Buster Prevgte, Mr. and • Fine Coif lingo, Clubs and Balia Uc.tory for i uti.cr Peck. Mrs W. M. Haynes,______ ___ and Miss Laing Hostess Dorothy .Simple refri dinu-nta o f Ice tea AT THE SPORTSMAN STORE Bariam and W. M. Jr., and Mr. and To Bipe O ffa n Club and delicious home made enko Mra. D, C. Howard. An enjoyable SANFORD CYCLE COMPANY. were served. picnic dinner and bathing were Mrs. Ms thews’ nleaaant features of the day’s out'- 1 n Thu " P« |n,r/ « / ,th* !>i^ ! Those Those enjoying e n» |Organ Club o f the Baptist Church . hospitality were, Mrs. Raymond j rail at the home of Miss Jeanette Phillips, Mrs. McKee, Mrs. Clark Mrs. W. A. Raynor was hostes®" ° ? k Avenue, ot 3:30 Lconardy, Mrs. Thomas Owens, Don’t You WDh That You Had A Neck Like Mrs. Janie.-< Stewart, Mrs. J. N, to the Celery Avenue Circle No. 4 uct,* k M°nd*y afternoon. ........... ........ .......... .......................... of the Methodist Ladies Friday aft- . lh e meeting was called to order |{0h9on. Mrs. Pnul Hivgcrs, Mra. A Giraffe and That You Could Toato ernoon at her lovely homo on Lake by the president, Mra. W. D-JClifford Peabody, Mrs. Leake, Mrs. Those answering t o . Minnrtk, Mrs. William Belding, Silver. Bai'utiful roses and gladi- Gardiner. olaa from Mrs. Raynor’s garden mil call were Mrs. W M. Scott, antl Mn:- Julius tnkach. ------------ --------------were uacd in profuaioq as decora­ Mrs. Tom Moore, Mrs. J. L. MillWORKER A tions. After the business session *r, Mrs, W D. Gardiner, Mra. A OHIO METAL VICTIM. delightful social hour was cn- F. McAllister, Mrs. A. M. PhTl- i poyed/lelieiouii home-made Ice Ups, b:.rs. J. H. Ray Mra. O. S .' Selman, A. n. K. Hosaiter, ....a.; Mrs. — Mrs. r*. Ray S. Ball, Huron, Ohio, was a cream and cake boing served. Each ....... ALL THE WAY pOWNT ehvin, Mrs- Schelle Maine*, | »ictim o ’ coughs and colds, oltth plate was graced with carnation. « favori. Mrs. B. E. Squire Mrs. Mrs. J. E. Kstridge, Mra. L Bryan, [ ho ami his alster Buffered with At Alj Good Dealers or ■m v : . C. E. Chorpenlng, and atri. J. C Mrs. Smith, Mr*. Mnrgarett Harris, them, but found "speedy relief" i.-ikif -sPHONE 634 Ellsworth assisted Mrs, Raynor in Mra. J. G. Snurnn, Mtsa Laing and through the use of FOLEY’S HON• ^ ?Y AND TAR COMPOUND,, tho Wholesale and Retail , serving the guests. Others in at­ Miss Martha Fox. ______ _____ J The most important part of thejuld favorite rou g h ' remedy. He tendance were Mesdamea Camp, Moffett, Vaughn, Hart. Pope,l^low^! mc*ting was the discussion of the writes: "I have found FOLEY'S era, Zcmovcan, Mitchell. Elliott, i Pi®*1* tor the general Muy Day HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND Abercrombie, Hoskins, Spurting. P*rty to be held at Mra. J. L. a most excellent remody for rough* Wells, HooUhan, Wilson, Chen-1Miller's, next Monday afternoon, \and colds. My slater hud a severe shaw, Mrs. B. II. Squire and Miss 1» l S o’clock. There will be a sm all' raid and cough a year ago nnd S Plorenee Spurting. Thle was the «dmisslon of twenty-five cents It , found speedy- relief in K lLEY'S ■ . . HONEY i r o e e v AND.TAIt AMn v m rCOMPOUND." o M W i i iV t i " ■ largest a(tendancc for some time. 'Is to be hoped many will come as a number ofrthem being guests, and the money derived from it will g o : Sold everywhere. 8 WHOLESALE COMMISSION MERCHANTS & BUOK1 several new members. The next on the church debt. [ _______ _ meeting will be at Mra. ZernorThe business meeting adjourn- ’ _ . Richmond, Virginia. caue’ home on Beardall Avenue in H into►a social hour. Miaa Miss Julia ripe Pipe Urgan Organ U Club ub ol of Baptist UtufCh Church ■ . May. O t t a g J — L* L- ‘ 1 *“ r — ij W * *------lovely _________ selections of ____________ instrumental M AY D A Y PARTY j i. assisted R.il«lA.I M M pu 1 L f . M Mil?;.'!i W « *. ,1 n HARPER DIES. music. •'*Thn Tho iin.ti iiosuss w was rs. J. iller, Ill 515 W o*! est ® MIAMI. Apr. 29— Robert L. f r,'- J-,E- u !”« First Street. Harper, 63, publisher and editor .‘ L ’lT, J S u T S S ? -! M o n d w M ay 4 a t 5 -.'d o c k of the Flagler Tribune, Bunrell, Florida, died 'at the home of hD ped cream and cake- Each plate1 . A d m ission 25 cents / V daut ughter here t->dey after in ev­ wsrdecorated with a beautiful rid ________ ’ ■ — LL. tern aded illness. rose. i ----------- -- — ' ~ . T* W anted! iSSf*- 8 Virginia Produce Company Headquarters for all Varieties of and Vegetables, Prompt a id Personal •• Attention to All Shipments “ THE COMING OF SPRING.” Mothers, fathers and school friends dear, Give ua your attention and every one hear; In Central rack on the first of Mav W ell celebrate a gala day. 8o, then, - dear friends, if y*u1l And Ypq'H be'shown M akin^every^'cffoit' U f 'r p Winter go. Welcomlng-the birds, the. herald* • o f spring, Ae they fill the air with the song* ins and :;- iilS R I a M BE PRETTY! TURN [GRAY HAIR DARE -— J * -------M. “PhlHiph on Oak Avenue. •vr’ -n - -- More Mone: HONORS WOODROW WILSON MU* .'V •». ' ’ ,* • '* ' «* P R A T T ’S l*OUJ REGULATOR WILL 1 5, Philippine PhilipptT BAG Ol O, Islands, TTER WHAT Apr." Y O U R EG< D NO MAT Tho la u w oodrow^WU- Try Grandmother's Old Fawnrite Recipe o f Sage Tea and sen's > to be Itjd b y YOU ARE USING - *• \ Sulphur, i cb ha* m - -,* , x SANFORD. chang-. that Almost 'everyone n«Mft ItnaX Afut: ' Aimiwi bvwi/ ws.u "knows » 'T F , **••* ad, ©no A NIK l’en end M phur,*-properly com arti arcs' of n R ood” ^compounded, brings back the netSUNSHII ilson Road. ".S SUPPLY w i. 1urai color anji lustre to the heir Ition says EGG i he Phihmta* 1when faded, streaked or gray. Phone 533 . . Jqo, , _ 1toward the during his *ntlr« Myrtle Are. sad •haracUrised by a gen mixture l^ss to mako It at homo, is mussy and. troublesome. "Your Money fer. the ^iliptno which Nowadays, bv asking i t »ny dnie e*i- •* i-tore for “ Wyeth’s Bago and Sul­ phur Compound,” you will get a INGE NAME. large bottle o f this-fam ous old reelpo, Improved by trie addition /H i The , o f other ingredients, at a small cost. . . Don’t stay groyt rry it) No one il can possibly, •T’ ed your, hair; Sir y Rv'i v r&jn: ‘ . - >. v • - -- . r -si ■* * H ■I • v . f. i ■ -■ ■ 1 ------- :--------- ~ . ■■ �/ j* THE S4NY0RDTREnALp; TUteSttAYii APRtfi 2$; 1924. v> BOXING C A M U S ; * *-Florida State ■AROUSING MOCIT League INTEREST HERE ----------- ■ -- Southern League Champion o f South America — ’ Birmingham slaughtered Finchc ETERSDUUU, Fla., Apr. and Dent in the first two innings Matchmaker Billy Dawson’s Kz Petersburg aim Daytona |of Monday’s game, piling up a tu­ hibition for Friday Night At­ mp and tuck game hcrujtal of 13 hits for nine runs. Then tract* Attention of King The Saint.i staged - Tal —added o ff r i m n i a ;. s -- two - more tallies ___________ __ Thomas ‘ t— Sw,* i -------— Fana in-Sanford.--------------- comeBnck in 'th e" last- “three T iT- in *L._ the last 4two innings, tl,lni% winning rings, driving in n run in each, (he gaho from the Pelicans by a A serr.n that sh.iuld stir the frame, after ten., mg. li tif 4, afaenro of 11 to 4. blood of all real boxing fans is nn-1the end of th- . ixti* inning. The, Scon- by innings: Urinated Friday night when Young B corew aa7t.it!. f Birmingham ifciO 000 011=11 If, Wallace, of New Orleans, and Ben Score by Innings: New Orleans 020 lit) 0000— I 7 Brewer, champion of Smith Ameri |Daytona immi 23) (Mai—6 10 3 ||yn-an. Olseu and Robertson, ca. enter on their ten-round glove- St- Pct'rsb’j ML OoO U l—7 12 I I’Pincher. Pent, Thomnn and pmvir, fest'under the auspiees o f the Sanford National Guard outfit. In nd TAMPA, II... Aill, 20.—Loose ParHo«’* ______. •dition to this attractive headline fielding in ih. first inning; copied , . „ „ r |{ftrk n i a, UniIIIKa r. bout, Matchmaker Billy Dawho i ( w.th the breaks for the Highland-, ,TTIjK R0CK. Apr. 2!».-l,iltle hasAccursd Mickey Dugan, of ( era gavu Lakeland n H to 2 » i | W . won from rhattanboga II haaJbccnrad Bridgeport, to meet Battling My­ over Tampa here Monday after.t|o fi hcrp Monilay afternoon, hamers, of Boston, the little feather­ mon. Tonimy la-nch s aggregation „.prin thrpp ,,0(lkmIt pitrhcn, for weight that made such a splendid humped Valdez heoftily in the „ of .,0 h„ 5 np,| taking- ndshowing here in his other apponrItr.t and secoml tuning w r i n g ! vantage of misplays in the field, ancc. Dawson has also practically four runs that proved too big a ^ b inn ^ completed plans for n couple of lead to overcome. __ ___ . „ . . fasfnrcliminarle* of four and six Score by inningsChattanooga 000 103 010— 5 11 2 rounds each. The first affair will Lakeland . 310 tfl)V) 000— 6 12 0 l Li,,1<‘ Kwk 053 006 OOx— 14 20 I start promptly at 8:30 o'rlock. TAMPA 000 020 <M0—2 13 121 ‘ nmn, --Yowell nn«lI Nun1 _...1 Brewer, who hi*s been toppling m v over a flock o f South American IIRADENTOWN. Fla., Apr. 20. speedy, two-fisted fighter who likes "Sugar.” . SweeUnml, port wheeler to mtr and willing to take a couple super, held the Growers in the hol­ low of his hand Monday and lightened in the pinches, defeat­ ing the lethargic Tjrowers 9 to 3. In only three frames were the over tho K. 6. route, and fonk.r like Jllulldngs. held in leash. Drake, a one of tho most dangerous cpmend*! promising youngster who started, ersJn this class in the south. . was pulled in favor of Hanisco However, ho will be meeting a |when shaken by instruction* from crafty Tingman in this W a lin g his urnps as to how the Ixix should person,'' who has a formidable rev- 1 occupied. He'may start again ord o f his own. In an overwhelm­ be tomorrow. ■* ing majority of his scraps he hn< Score by innings: either rocked hia opponents to sleep or bewildered them with Ills Orlando ...... 302 101 200— 9 9 4 Brmlentown.. 000 100 200—3 13 0 exceptional speed and boxing r.bUity to gain u decision. BONES OF' MART A DON FOUND layers and Dugan arc expected TUCSON, Arfz., Apr. 29.—The to put up a scrap that will rate massive lames of a mastadon, be­ right along with the headline bout lieved to have lived during the for all around interest. Both of Pliocene period, Home 500.000 years these youngsters hnvc pile-driving ago, have been found near here punches, generalship and stamina, nnd turned over to the University the main qualitios of u successful of Arizona. box4») * » J / i , . ,, The bones include a ciomplcte Interes tin the fights here Fri­ day is growing duily, mid it is ex­ head with dentation' well preserv­ pected that u record crowd will be ed, u tusl^ mensuring six feet five Inches, a number of leg bones, on hand to see the bouts. parts of a foot n*i large as a soc­ , * PROTECT YOUR CHILD’S cer ball, toes the. size of n man’s fist and a large collection of HEALTH Through thoughtlessness the slight smaller bones. The parts will be ’ < rough or redd of a child is often no- assembled at the University. , sleeted and soon becomes serious. FA INT IIOil’ l-r F()R, WALTON. A few doses cf FOLEY'S HONEY Ill* T h r t u n r l m r i i l 'r r » « l AND TAIl COMPOUND, nt small WASHINGTON. Apr.28.—Coun­ cost, taken at the onset of the sel for former Governor Walton of . cold would bring speedy relief. lie Oklahoma in u brief filed today in • prepared, have a bottle o f tills the supfemc court announced he safe, reliable rough remrdy on entertained “ fnint hope" of favorhand, and give promptly when a able action in the court u|>on the cough or cold is detected. Equally appeal which the former governor f . aa effective for older persons. No sought in n review of his inlneachopiates. Bold everywhere. - - ■ ment by the Oklahoma legislature.p DEV ELOI* MENT PR Of Ht A M. WEST PALM BEACH. Apr. 28. —A development program involv­ ing the expenditure of about $200,000 is proposed, wrich would give Kelsey City nn ocean bench of its own. The program embraces it large portion of territory in and around Kelsey City, and is to be set afoot by the property owners affected, according to n recent nnnouncemont here. A road eight miles long to cost nhout $20,000 n mile; and a bridge to cost $25,000 are tho principal features of t|m proposed program. TAPESTRIES BRING GOOD PRICES .LONDON. Anr. 29— High prices were paid by French nnd English collector* for tapestries, when the late Duke of Rrunswick-Lunebtirg’s collection came uo for auction at Christie*. One English IHth cen­ tury panel brought $15,006 nnd three Flemish panels $17,000. The fiuke's five lots realized n total of $68,000. Five Gobelin tapestries front another collection brought 419,500.•- •>. . t .. *i it. t>, ,iu« • •• PHILADELPHIA, Apr. 29.— |New York won a slugging match •from Philadelphia Monday, overj coming n five run lead to take the game by a 11 to 6 count. Baoc TKulh hit two home runTtutTione was on base on cither occnsion. t These made live circuit drives for him this season. He also accepted ; seven chances in left field without a nerrnr. Score by innings: I New York 000 010 310— 11 16 0 Philadelphia 101 Oil) 000—6 11 1 CINCINNATI, Ohio, Apr. 29.— Bohne’s two base hit in the eighth Inning tied the score for the Reds Monday and his second double in tke tenth drove Duncan homo with the winning run. enabling Cincin­ nati to-, defeat St. l-ouis, 5 to 4. Sheehan won his third game of the season as a relieCpitcher, Score by innings: t St. Louis 000 003 610 0— 4.11 0 Cincinnati 020 000 020 1— 5 11 1 Detroit 7, Chicago 2. I DETROIT. Apr. 20.— Lll Stoner |won his third victory in his third [ start of th» season Monday, De­ troit making it three straight from ] Chicago, 7 to 2. Robertson, who '<won fnmo by pitching a no-hit, no! run game against Detroit, w h s 1driven from the box in the thirl ining when the Tigers made four runs, . Score by inning:': . Chicago ___ 010 000 100—2 7 2 (Detroit ....... 024 000 lOx—7 11 1 St. Louis 4. Cleveland 3. ST. LOUIS, Apr. 20.— St. I/rnlz took the third game of the scries with Cleveland Monday when Evnns, pinch hitting for Jacobson in the Oth, drove out n aingcl to bring in the winning run. The score vrn» 4 to 3. StophorfHon hit a home run and Speaker pounded out a three base hit, This is Ben Brewer, champion welterweight o f South America who Sporb b y innings: will meet Young lYullace in It'lO-yound match here Fridny night at Cleveland .....000 200 010— 1 9 4 the armory. Brewer is known for Its hard punching tactics but in St. Louis .... 100 010 oir—t 12 0 Wallace, It L said, he will find » foe worthy o f his steel. Boston 2, Washington 2. WASHINGTON, Apr. 29— Darkness due to an approaching storm Hotel Distributes To Man W ho Discovered ended the game between tho Bol­ and Washington Monday after Its Guests Free FraU Howard Emke Goes to ton seven innings with the score a tie at 2 nil. It wns n pitching JACKSONVILLE, Apr. 28.-JA Visit Famous Pitcher duel .between Mnrbcrry and Fer­ novel advertising rent which Is guson. ST. PETERSBURG, Apr. 28.— pleasing to the guests of th? hotel Score by innings: and impresses them nt the same Tlerc is to be a reunion in East Boston .:.......... 000 002 0— 2 6 1 time wj h the state’s principal Ilim|)lon, L. I. shortly o f n Flor- Washington....... 000 001 1— 2 0 0 stnpl cnip, is being performed daily by the Seminole Hotel here. idi ninn nnd his brother-in-law, G E N * ELLIOTT TO MANAGE A large glass bowl in the lobby wnm the former made a big BRADENTOWN CLUB is kept full at all times with large,' li^gue .pitcher. The Florida man BRADENTOWN, Fla., Apr. 23— luscious, ripe oranges, free to: the 1%Alfred E. Newipan, advertising Kendricks, manager since the first guests,vf Lite hotel. of the season of the Bradentown Charles B, Griner, the nmuvgfer,; nymager o f the St. Petersburg club of the Florida State league Thies, and th*» pitcher la Howard is enthusiastic about th Pfnngce.ft tendered his resignation at the dustry, knd anyrf ltd cntlmit htvl i'n lte .'o f the Boston Red Sox. * close of Monday’s game with Or­ for a visitor to stop nt his hot JLonjr ago Mr. Newman saw the lando. The resignation was ac­ without eating Florida orange twirling yosijbilitis o f hia wlfe’d cepted, and Gene Elliott, second The feature ha nhltracted ntui other and urged nnd coached attention from visitors. h^n to such an extent that Mmkc Thu annual appropriation hill I (gan to take himself suriously. for the department of agriculture, MiW he hai mndo good. M r an<l currying $57,000,000 wns passed by> 'oWman have gone to v the bogse. Now York 4. Philadelphia..^, NEW YORK, Apr. 20—The tfew York Nationals won the first gaKie of their season's series with Phil­ adelphia Monday, 4 to 2. Barnes yielded only fivo scattered hits, c.te n home run by Wrightstone. Ford and Jackson mnde spectac­ ular stons . - Score by innings: Philadelphia 100 100 0(H)—2 6 4 New York. .. 110 100 lOx— i 11 0 JCKSO NVl L L E ,? J —‘■AcctmRflR'lu lie Fm cr«‘ . Association, member banks showdl Ity among the parmtl fait hills and worthlon chocks in the state M come a menace tn stank citizens in Reneral. I I h o First NztloJu Clermont warm »Kui giving his name a*' L\ who the hank u js w checks on the Bank d ( First National Bank d and the First Nitioti Sanford. The cheeki a named bang was signed m e i n s uauauy an<v Ittrgj day before the cheek or sented. This bang hu ) $400 through the work4 leged White, who is M fl feet tn height, waigkr] 35, hair aanay, eyei | crosses, light con|k4 freckled. The counterfeit Wl] circulation in Florida h i on the Federal Restml San Francisco, check Id plate number indiitixt; Houston, secretary e( T Brooklyn ....... fidO 000 000— 0 3 2 Boston ....... 300 050 OOx—8 12 0 MICE FLOURISH HERE. SALT LAKE CITY, Apr. 28.— Carrington Island, a small piece o f land on the Great Salt Lake on which there is an abundant supply o f roofing slate, Is infested with mice, according to Eli F. Taylor, o f the United Statea land office here. A recent visit to the IsUtnd by Mr. Taylor for survey purposes brought out the tale o f the rodents. There is no fresh water and no other sign o f life on the Island ex­ cept the mice, and how they man­ age to survive la a mvstenr More Days Till Opqj TEND TO OCT. 1ST. THIS CONTEST HAS ALWAYS PROVEN POPU­ LAR AND ATTRACTED MUCH INTEREST AND WE HOPE WILL THIS YEAR ENLIST A LARGE NUMBER OF LOVERS OF THIS FORM OF SPORT. FROM ALL REPORTS THE STREAMS ARE FULL OF FISH*. “BETTER THAN EVER.” FIRST— Shapespeare “Ideal” Level Wind Reel. AT OUR STORE MAY BE FOUND COMPLETE LINE OF THE LEADING BRANDS OF FISHING Casting TACKLE AND EQUIPMENT. •THIRD—Fishing TacWe Box. FOlIHTHi-KX-.'iO-yard Simaon Line. - They Keep Biting A»prc(ly" tiling of tub topi (hr iportyjia’l n^rfrrt diw. Did You Get Your “ Old Fisherman’s Calendar?” U i s '.g »r ' . • Bankers Dt] Worthless (j Artists Are] STARTS THURSDAY, MAY 1ST AND WILL EX­ P R IZE S Bamboo National League j 1- Fish muj»t be cuught in Seminole County, i 2 - Must be capght with a rod and rdel without assistance of imy kind,.shape or form. 3—No contestant can win more than one prize. Look over the old outfit and for what you need, call on us—our stock, is most complete. SECOND—Heddon’is American League r—— THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY COME If^ AND TALK IT OVER, / . ! INVITED TO .& Wights’ Nn No. 3 Statin Tenth and Sutfi Get One Gillai �I M I T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , T U E S P A T . A P R I L 2 9 ,-1 9 2 4 . READ THEM P O U TIC A L ANNOUNCEM ENTS Dally H erald 'a d r a t e s Vsh In Advance ___Ite a n«e ___ l « a lie* __ _ a* a liej __«• a lie* Type double above I date*, are for con* Insertion* . h : ef average length i,l a line tharue *M U r flrat ling I* restricted to is i l f l c s t l o n . __ nr Is made T h e Ben- ,nformation. And i f h*y will assist you 1 * lur wu/|t ad to make ictive. itn a t n o tic e . ra should g iv e their posloftlce address as tlr phone n um ber It I results. A b o u t on e of a thousand has a and the others can ’ t I# with y o u unlase [jrour address, aliens nee MUST be > rn «n e l The Sse,ld office er b y l e t Irphmir d la test l a i eat valid. L Prompt, E f f l c l s p t I Service. olitical luncemehts :\X ASSESSOR, announce that I am a r re-election to the ix assessor o f Homito the dects, asubject u iijY L i i « a * "' Democratic Prim ary t o c 3rd. 1934f A. VAUGHAN. b -* iit:iiY n £ [primary to he held on f I mu. fleeted I pledge bum the du ties o f th is t L o t of my sblllty . E. K. DRADY. [ f t t ’ TnVr.KCTO IL sunuunre m y self a r a n the o f f i c e - o f Tua C o l kmtnole. County, su bject ■on of . the D em ocratic be held June 3rd, 1914. K. O. M A X W E LL. STY COMMISSIONER. announce my candidacy |UummDxlener for the irtet o f Hee*lnol*--C*un- USEiTHEM* FOR PROFIT Political LOST AN D FOUND HELP W AN TED Announcements to be held in June. JNO. D. J INKINS. F O R COUNTY I ^ M m I s SIONE r T ' I h ereby a n n oun ce my candidacy f o r r e - e le c t io n t o the o f f ic e of Cou n ty C om m is sion er from Dis­ tr ic t Num ber F o u r - o f Hemlnole County , s u b je c t to the action o f the D em oc ra tic prim ary June 3rd. 1924. IL F. W H E E L E R . F O R COUNTY COMMISSIONER. I h ereb y a n n oun ce my. can di­ da cy f o r Cou n ty Com mis sioner for D istrict No. 2, Sem in ole County, .su bject tn the D em oc ra tic Prim ary. Ju n e 3, 1934. candidate for the o f f i c e o f Clerk o f the Circuit Court o f Hemlnole County, su bject to the notion o f the D em ocra tic prim ary In Juno. 1921. _____________ il_ h . c h a p p r l i - '"roll JUSTICE o r TlfK‘ FK.rCE. I hereby a n n ou n c e that I am a candidate f o r th e o f f l r e of Justic e o f the p e a ce In nnd f o r the First Justice D istrict o f Hemlnole C ou n ­ ty. W tlh th e leicnd nnd effic ien t assistance o f the executiv e o f f ic e r s o f the c o u n ty I promis e to d o my duty w ith ou t preiudlce. L. O. 8 TH INI I F E L L O W . FO R COUNTY JUDGE, Subject, o f course, to the nctlon o f the D em oc ra tic prim ary to bo held June 3rd. I will lie it cnndldnte F O R S H E R IF F . for the o f f i c e o f (V u n t t J u d g e of T o th e V o t e r s o f Hemlnole County: Hemlnole County. I shall be grnteI h ereb y a n n ou n c e my candidacy fill f o r the nomin ation nnd e l e c ­ tion, nnd If elected I nsstlre the rltlx snshlp of Hemlnole n fair and faith ful n dm ln 'strn tlon o f the a f ­ fairs o f the o ffic e . __________ .__ BCHF.LT.E M A INER FO R FRO SEU t’T IN tl A T T O R N E Y I desire l o m m oiinre t o the c lt lxpns o f Hemln-de County ihnt 1 am s candid ate for the muni n i t Inn to be P r o s e c u t in g A ttorn ey f o r the Cou n ty Court of Hemlnole County, I H h J M te th e action o f the I S m o - Modern Business Trains W orkers In Schools Open *d For Ambitious W BUST. K. K. W A L K E R . F O R aU l’ K H INTK ND KN T OF PUB­ LIC INSTRUCTION. t h e re b y an n oun ce my candidacy fur r e - e l e c t i o n ' l o the o f f l r e o f ■mimi'ifu, myself a can- County Superin tendent of Public ri-cb-ctfna 'a* A member In stru ction o f Hemlnole County, nty liimrd.of Public'.In- su bject tn the D em oc ra tic primary frrnn j DJVtrict No. 2. to be held on Ju n e 3rd. 1924. Oviedo. * Osceola and ___________________ T. W - L A W T O N . ■ubjrtt to l ] i e '* t l ( n B . . o f ritlfL Primary, Junw13rd. I w ill be a randlda'te Tor renom llag VH.VW i*a» a f mem- natlon the o f f i c e o r Btate At*, Ilii.lrd since 1913.1 and tnrney of of r tl)e Seven th Judicia l Cir­ i*rt rlialihonn , of th e c u i t o f the" State «.f Florida sub­ 1.1919, ^Ipvyiklly MCIV, 111*, ■MU’ me . ■ • » '» * je c t in t h e , nation o f the Demo»rk required u4f .. .n, Hoard . . „ s ttlr r r lr Prim ary. T o r.d If fe-e!urte<l ’ I ------ .... j secon d term ouf f o fendorsement f ic e will he it r n n s c J_________________ e n i l o u * ;tul a i _con-^ ___ •rvlce a*.ha*. £#en ren d-- g ,h » s vlj#en fend I re , a tly appreciated. O E O R O E A. DECOTTRfl. 1 m»»x y e a r s ' o f service. A t to r n e y . .Seventh Judicial CU'AR F. IIAHRIHON. * StateCircuit. State o f Florida, j-,. , Gerftva. Florida. F O R COUNTV JUDGE. EERTk .hfX t a~t i V if. " I h e re b y a n n oun ce m y self as a Dully .announce m y self can dida te' for tthe M 'b f f l c * ooff Ununly 'bfflc* Foumy Idalr L r the Ileum- o f candidate’ Ittvr -from Hemlnole Judge nt Bemtnol#/County, ■tihjeci to the D em ocra tic prim atv, Juno J, hjrct * S| aorvlce [une 3, 1924. If elected 19 T 41 ’ l p l e d g t ’ faithful ’• "cal. constructiv e le g ts. should y o u n om in al# me. ___________ *. J. O. HIIARON.^ Ine ticnelR o f the g ren lM^MIIKII OF SC H OO L' BOARD. J of |iw>pl*. In Hemlnole I wlah to an n oun ce that I am a t Ihe stale o f Florida. . condldate for Member of the J. IL LYLKH. School Hoard o f Hamlnqj* County t»TV »,() It MlaSIO.NKH. from Sch ool n ja lrlc t No. 3, aubject inn.nine* my candidacy r CiinimUsloner fur thd to the d ecision . o f -the D em ocralle L comprUltig thu towns prim ary la b eh eld June 3. 1921. ’ _ IT. WJ PATTISHAb1* i*ry. Lin k wood, and A l - ' IPrlnss. mid , respectfu lly • V " . I f f r o i g B J lic R ir V . I rapport of the voters o f _ 1 heretiy .a n p ou h r o m y self a ennDir r e ^ i w f l lo O to the offic e M t>r,mar)r. lo bp r i f f br Bem&iole'Uouniy subL IV- ». nALLARD. II’ the adtK/tl df the Demo* prtihary tb be held on June [I.ITT I d MM la SION u it . elec(er»>fov: another term I r announce my candlfu lfill' *he dutMa o f Ihe rounip Commissioner f o r .In itAfoigame efficient manner Phtrlct o f Hemlnole Coifnt bnva condu cted It In the f ‘ th» a c tion ot. the i . w r ’ ,.’ ’ **WTH > E VATOM tli L . DISTRICT, Vt . nr* my. c an didacy.’ ' f o r ' ** S ja le Henalor .front lenth Heiiatorlsl District, Ihe Democratic 11 ‘ rlmary June 3rd. 1 am an a t - 60 Cents Homo Cooked Meals. Two blocks business district. FOR SALE— Bees. M. U Phillips PHOENIX HOTEL. Paola, Fla. 300 Park Ave. FOR SALE—One fumed oak. li­ brary table 28x48. 119 F.ln: PUBLIC Stenographer; your busAvenue. Phone 160-W. ness solicited. 107 Park Ave. Phone 349. _____________ YOUNG gentleman, single', wants R E A L ESTATE room in private homo, either with or without meals. Box 999, Herald. We want you to look nver our Celery Farms listings before buy­ ing We wilt aave you mon9y, NOTICE FO R CONSTABLE . I hereby nnn«un>-e m y s e lf n c n n ­ dldnte f o r re-election o n . June 3rd. 19X4 as C onstable o f District N u m ­ ber 1 . o f Bem'nolo County, which MODERN bungalow, close in, well located, easy terms. 4h * °V J f o ^ a WORK ^ ---------- Sail and see us. Wo give you the 'bnrgoins and ftervice. THE -H E SEMINOLE REALTY CO CO.. ’ , Sfminulo Hotel Annex. LAKE FRONT ,_rnv fa for quick lulu cheap. Reul bargain, own­ er leaving. Thrasher ami Garner, 112 Park Avenue. No phase of modern buslncsa. workern. * To those ambitious icvbaps, ban undergone os syttem- enough lo seek such learning tho Is lice and credits are .Uc a revision as that having to do Instruction given In consdcratlon of candi­ H. B. Lewis Co. •Rh the selection of executives. dates for prouollon. There are seven thousand .’h » practice of ■•linportlnir" such approximately vorkurs from outside orirviilxaMons young nu<n and women workers In At 107 Park Ave. Phone 349 because of any particular quallll- the great home offices In New York .-uttona they are supposed to Imve I'lly. Classes ate conducted In mil­ ■ decreasing. It Is customary now linery, dreaemuling, acturlal cours­ .u promoYa from thu ranks the es, cumptometci operation, stenogHave several very moot ambitious und capable of the raphy and In tho two subJocV In Jinployuvs to till positions which whloh the clutuMS shown are spvc- fine celery farms im­ will reward them for (heir clToria. lallxlhg. .Tho tetal enrollment for In an effort to equip workers and all classes durlsg 1923 was more proved for sale at rea­ thus prepare them ,for >tho new mart'''thu actual number of empositions of responslbltlly., |hu mod- ptoyaea, thus showing Ihut aomu of sonable terms. •rn bualnaas organisation la eatab- tJiem are taking two or more sublUhlng schools for the' Workers Jccts. < Also City Lots. where they may loam pot only thu Tho success of thU system Of technhral requirements but also building executlvu material has acquire the fundamentals uucesaary been detlnltely proved. Many of Houses and Lots. Id sdcccasful prosecution of tbelr^he men und women holding such duties la after years. J '4 poslllons with the Metropolitan ate Be sure to «ee us beThe photograph* above show twolSiMduatea of such cl user* and inacy such workers’ classes In suasion, istill atlvnd them. [fore buying if you At the top an Instructor la couIn addition so these school, ducting a lecture on good buslnexa directors have been provided for it want to save some English, whllu hta pupils give Men’s Qlso Club and u Womenk car St the close of tho working Choral HocU-ty; a military bunp money. Also have day. Below a close In typewriting .and an athletic association and thu la buoy trying to Increase earning [company encourages all the re- propositions in buildcapacity by Improving equipment, i creational nnd social activities of The classes are tho4tt conducted the workers by furnishing then big homes. by the Metrepolir— r — * Coingouy for. .all .tu.i themaeJvy [ RV C. M A X W E L L Real Estate and j. Insurance SANFORD,------ FLORIDA STEWART The Florist Flowers For Alt Occaalons Members Florists TaUgrauk Da* livery AsaoeltUcjo 814 Mjrrtie Av«. Microphones W ill Aid Deaf at Big Exhibition PRINTING The Matthews Press ft III ita - THERE t h in c TO O o .4 . jjl C O T WCSSK O H ■ W H A T ^ ’ T n C rA A T T C R . 'r o u * * o h : t o o LAWYER — Court H o u m George A . DeCottes ‘ Attomey-nt-Law Oxer Seminole County ’tsnlr Sanford, - ■ ARCHITECT Flrat National Bank Bldg. Sanford, ■ • •— Florida W elska Schelle Mainea Florida ?hona 260-W Elton J Moughton Saafard Fla* Phone 417-L-2 1r1 > n o t ic e Anyone wlshlns to com­ municate with t!ie Knights of the Ku Klrt Klan ot Sar.ford may do to by ad­ dressing mall to Postotfice Box 68. By GEORGE McMANUS G .... WE are ready to build several residences to suit you. Reason­ able payments down and balance' monthly; entire amount to fall duu within ftve years. ’ MKISCH REALTY COMPANt. _____ A. P. Connelly, AgeuL’ FOR SALE— House, six rooms .Blxl bath, modern conveniences, korncr lot. Streets paved on both sides. Rest buy in Seminole coun­ ty. Buy from owner. Eaiy terms. I*. 0 . Box 67, Winter Park, Fla. FOR SALE—Or lease, for on* year, 10 rooms house. Tumlshed On Magnolia Ave., close.in. Par­ ty iehving town. Thrasher A Gar* ner. A No. I condition; easy If you want*n cftjr lot, n subur* bnn lot, a house ready Built, cel­ ery farm, grove or anything in the Real Estate line eaU us. We sell uf the owners price only. COLD FACTS AMO CLEKN THE OttJHE^ H O U SE S-FO R SALE 5-ROOM house, new, about three miles out on Orlando road, $1800; easy terms. 1, 2. 3 and I. I will apprecia te the support o f all v oters In District. Number I. ’ JU_C._ (C L A U D ) W IIIT T K M , ‘ ANNOUNUEMENT F O R ST A T R - * ATTO R N E Y . t a n n oun ce m v eelf a candidate f o r th e o f f i c e of Htate Attorney for the Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida, aubject to the D em ocratic pr im a ry to be held - In Jane. If upon ex am ina tion o f my record my c an dida cy Is favor lily c on s id ­ ered. y o u r vote nnd a c llv o support Will be appreciated. M IL L A R D It. SMITH. rN O W T o o C axh c * o its t h e k i t c h e n MIRACLE Concrete Co^ general rement work, aidewlaka, bond­ ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J, & Terwilleger, Prop.______ Lumber and Building Material. Carter Lumber Company N. Laurel SL Phone 665. House of Service, a'id Price. Phone 135. *sr& TK GING UP FATH ER ^ ^ O L L V ’ l 'M G L A O r° O r T H R J X i q H V BUILDING M ATERIAL FOR SALK— 5 acre celery farm with fl room house in fmo condi­ tion. Easy terms. tiled. terms. P H 0 N B 148 FOR.SAUS-JPanl-Road.ter praotlcally new. Bargain. See Stew­ art Dutton. , FOR SALE—Ford truck, one ton, with cab, windshield and body; only been used three months. First class condition. Johnson. Phone 305. — Is hereby given that the qunr- ■W1IT fleerwfltrwfttf^fnr y i . u r v u t o nnd the nomination. That’s wbat the Herald *( Want Ad* are— cold facta— about things that are plan­ ned for your good. They are plain statements that Will help you get what you are after in business, home or recreation. Read these cold facts ev­ ery day and soon it will ■trlhe you forcibly that there is something you are missing. That is the help the Herald Wsnta can af­ ford you. t.. Get accustomed to doing things by the Herald Want Ad method and you will And them proAtable, even In the most trivial matters. j - : ‘ . C. M. HANPl-V 1 Turn tha cold facts of the KOIC.tfLKRK O f "C(U?B T.,-V. 4 Herald Wants into gold in eyebv an n oun ce my candidacy your pocket. To reach all thq people •o b je c t vie the dvclnh n "I the effectively— leave your Icrn tlc ‘ p rim a ry td l8wq*eM on Want Ad at The Herald ot3n h A. D.. 1 * i L Latsnd U r ; , ; Ace. Phono. ua to send fo r auAV hud 's e r v l c * ' In o f f i c e i It; or phono it to the Want ■*> Acf Department. ’ :> <■ W A N TE D FOIl SALE— Strawberries 15 cents per quart in ten quart lots field rough, delivered. Phone 130. Rex AUTOMOBILES AND* REPAIRS FOR SALE— House nnd lot closo ly meeting of the Stockholders of In, $3,000. the Sanford-Oviedo Truck Grow* EltNEBT F. Hri|iaH<UJ>EU. MG’* (If 1921. Apartments For Rent NT£D^-3anfonl business mtn ho are in need of competent. FOR SAL&^DeSoto paints and p o u n o A H n o p m u i . i c IN­ shoula read the class if icti'__ yanrishca^Jt. STRUCTION, rooms each. Summer rates be 154-tic -- l - tii-TTtjy-annii3 fir»- mF- r andida^y ■ readinr th»—eiasaiAetl ginning May 1st. Ferndale Apt*. daily newspaper. Herald f o r r e-election a* mem ber ot the your TYPEWRITER RIBUONS— For 326 ’ E. First S t ._________________ lloaril of Public Instruction for want ads contain many interesting use on Royal, Remington or L. Seminole County. Florida. r e p re ­ messages. It will pay you to read KENT— Furnished three C. Smith typewriters. Will sell FcTfl senting School District No. 2. of them daily.________ ___ room apartment on Magnolia, WANTED— laundry driver for for one-half >price. Herald o ffice. Seminole County, subject to the Democratic primary to be held on FOUND— Eight miles out of San­ Atijresa Box 117, City .___________ Sanford. Experience preferable. FOR C I I I S T V COMMISSIONER. ford on Orlando road, wire wheel Apply Hill Laundry Company, Or­ FOP. SALE— Egry cash register. FOR RENT— Two room apart I h ereb y a n n ou n c e m y c a n d id a c y June lt d , 1921. $10 cash. Herald office._________ CHAR. A. DALLAS. f o r th e o f f i c e o f Cou nty C om m is­ and tire. Owner may get same by lando. ________ 202 Park Ave. sioner fr o m District Number T w o T 7 n n t m t i i F . i t s c h o o c - n o . u i r r . catling at Coral Gabies and payFOft SAT.E - Remington type­ I hereby announce m y self a c a n ­ WANTED— Lady to do light of Hemlnole County, su bject t o the writer, with wide carriage, in e c tlo n o f the D em oc ra tic Primary didate f o r re-election to the o f f i c e ing for this ad. ■housekeeping for elderly couple good condition. $25 cash. Inquire of mem ber o f the Hoard of P u blic LOST—Sunday between KisaimJune 3, 1921. and take care o f invalid. Apply Instruction, representin g School ih o u s e s f o r S e n t JOHN MEt3CH. District No. 1 of Hemlnolo County, mee and Haines City, black’ hand 111 Mnwle Ave. FOR SALE— Dairy nnd stable | FO IL CUT.NTS I’ It OS EC tl TIN U subject to the Democratic prim ary bug containing children’s wearing WANTED—Reliable young man - • *■, ’ ATTO IIN EV, manure, car lots. Link & Bag-1 FOR RENT—Cottage. J. Musson. to be held on June 3rd. 1924. apparel. Reward if returned to for office and warehouse work. ley. Box 2401, Tampa, Fin. I w ish •In’ an n oun ce that I shall F R E D T. W ILLIA M S . FOR RENT—For 6 months, com­ F. U. Robbins, care The Outlet, b e it 'candidate f o f th e o f f ic e of to Tiii: v o t e r * o p T i i t n w n Mast have some clerical experi­ WANTED— Regular customers for fortably furnished house, six Sanford, Florida. *' C ou nty-,Frim kcutln g Attorney, s u b ­ ence. Good future with a large SE N A TO R IA L DIS TRIC T. ject t « Ib eVJefld oreem enl o f the fresh eggs. Write Cackleberry sleeping rooms, or part of house, After due consideration, I have corporation. All replies treated Demo'cratta v o t e r s at the June 3rd. decided l o becom e a candid al# for at reasonable rent.. 318 Magnolia Farm .L ak e Mary, Fla. prim ary. confidential. Box 444 Herald. re-election t o the State Senate TWO slightly used radio sets. See G E O R G E C. IIERRING. Advertising from the 19th Senatorial District, _Hof;Ma£_Hottery_Co.__________ composed o f Orange, Seminole and ADVERTISE In the Journal-IlerRENT— Now bungalow com­ F O R ;Cfl|lS|TV COMMISSIONER. BOOMS FOB BENT IF YOU are looking for real liar- FOR I Jiereby; ailn ounei* my cnmllducy Osceola Counties, su bject to the pletely furnished until Oct. 15, aid, South Georgia’s greatest f o r r o-eleotfon f o r the o f f ic e o f D emocratic prlam ary t o be held gains in second hand piano or on Magnolia Ave. References ex* Morning, afternoon, )R RENT — Furnished light I resp ec tfu lly . solicit newspaper. County .'ComniUsloner 1 o f Hemlnolu June 3rd. gas stove, see ’ Sanford Stove changed. P. O. Box 1141. weekly and Sunday Classified rates C o u n t s . ‘JOjutrlct No. 1, subject to your support. housekeeping rooms. Shirley th e .uclI/jJIVof the D em ocratic pri­ ______________ M. O. O V E R S T R E E T . 10c per line. Waycross Journal[lartmonts. _Opposite post office. Works.__________, FOR RENT— For four months, m a ry JunF 3, 1931. in n c o u n t v Ji tMiK. Herald, Waycross, Georgia.__ DR RENT—Two or three fur­ FOR SALE— One pair of very good modern bungalow furnished. $85.00 ■ V xFV II. L DUHD80E. I h eres y an n oun ce my candidacy mules, five and six years old, per month. ThrnJher & Garner. f o r lh « o f f i c e o f County Ju d g e A LITTLE WANT AD in The nished rooms for house keeping. T F o r s h e r if f . of Hemlnole County , subject to* the Herald will bring you big re­ 9od location. Rent reasonable, with wagon and harness. Mules FOR RENT—Seven room house, I h ereb y a n n oun ce m y self ns n action o f the v oter s at the D e m o i sults. Advertise those old articles c n n d ld a to f o r the o f f i c e of Bherlff crntlc prim ary June 3. f May 1st. Apply Box 43, care weight 1,200 lhs. Write Box 08, modem conveniences; electric o f Hemlnole County, subject to the ____________ JOHN O. LEONA It DV, or phono 12, Umatilla. Fla. you have stored away and have light nnd city water. Also /low ­ D em oc ra tic prim ary June. 1924. no use for. A littlp thirty-cant ad CALI, Mr Ioiiille, the piano man ing well in yard. Chicken house FOR RKI’ RRSRNTATI VE. \Y. A. T IL L IR several dollars. I hereby announce mV candid acy may bring you for flrrtt class tuning nnd re- and garage. Front and back enFO R ULHItft C IR CU IT COURT. for m e m b e r H ou se o f R ep r esen ta ­ Phone 148 and a representative pniting. Player pianos n special­ trance. Phone 284.______ I w l i h . t o ' ottnounce that I a m - a tive* f o r Hemlnole County , su bject ty._^20_West First St. _Phone 28. FO R W E N T— Unfurnished house, can dida te'. t a t -.-’ Clerk o f the Circuit to the nrtlon o f the v oter s nt the will call to sec you. Court o t Jt*n|lnh!e County, subject D em ocra tic prlmnry. June 3. FLORIDA— ORLANDO— Orlapdo (’all 51. FOR SALE— Household furniture to D em oc ra tic \>rlmary, June 3rd. ___________ F O R R E8 T _ LA K K . _ mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ Miscellaneous for living room, dining room, FOR RENT—Three new cottagos. If elected, 1 ’ p rom ise the faithful f o r co Un tv c o m m is s io n e r . fied business, rate lc n word, min­ NOTICE—To the p er form a n ce of the duties c o n ­ __ merchants of and bod room. Enquire 300. Kim I h ereb y an n oun ce my candbln cy Two five rooms. One three rooms, nected w ith t h a t 'o f f i c e . ■ Sanford and elsewhere, I, A. M. Ave., or phone 0085. ___________ colonnde style dining room and f o r County C om m ission er f o r the imum 21c cash with order. \V. L. MORGAN. F ifth District c o m p r is in g Chultin- AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — A id Remusnl, will, not be responsible FOR SALE— Four lots "on “fork living room. Apply Mr. Huwk, tn, Genevn and f)sceo|u. su b ject to P li i t TAN COLLECTOIL gusto, Ga.— Augusta’s greatest for di his contracted hv my wife. Ave., facing East. Real bargain. Ginderville. I w ish to an n ou n ce that I am n Ibe notion o f the D em oc ra tic p r i­ classified medium, rate cash .09c JESSIE I). KLEINMAN, “public Thrnshor & Garner. can dida te f o r r e-eiectlon to the o f ­ mary June 3. C. A. RACLERHON. charge. 10c per line, minimum stenographer. fic e o f Cou n ty Tux Collector of Office Court One large baby cart Hemlnole County, subjact to the FO R C L E R K C IR C U IT COURT. House Phone 170 or 288. Ite. 708 Went Third MISCELl^VNEOUS nctlon o f the D em ocra tic prim ary I hereby no non nee that I am a LOST an opportunity abreast witu the tit LeroAte, Ulijuju:»Sv4M*«RlH«All«»4. U* C* L MISCELLANEOUS _______ SALE Fred R. WUson ATTORNEY.AT.LAW * Flrat National- Bank RWf< Florid Sanford.------- Talfofo. Cleantrg and V 7 Park Arsas#— PI WUson-w.ldlnf SlU dU tor Wo r k s ‘ i - i f It's Metal we eaR*t*9fo tANFORD, S a n f o r d M a c h in e G o . Ceerral Machlae a * 4 Ballet Works ‘ (h lla ie r tirledts* Fh*ee a j ■ ■ .( M c im w it h •ARE- HONCRT r A- Fa r m APPRCPRUTB^ LETTERING*;* For AllXU^eH of 107 Wjyrtt SauforA Sanford No- T � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 29, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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